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Joycee-ettes Hold
November Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Mount Joy Joycee-ettes was held
at Jaycee headquarters on
November 18. President LaVon
Harnish was in charge.
Mrs. Pat Moran reported on the
various activities of the Brownie
Troops which the Joycee-ettes
help support. Mrs. Venda
Aument reported the success of
the November hoagie sale. Mrs.
Cheryl Hallgren and Mrs. Pat
Moran were named chairmen of
the next hoagie sale, to be held in
January. The current stationery
order was distributed by Mrs.
Sandy Gingrich. Mrs. Gail
Hawthorne presented the revised
constitutition and by-laws. Action
is to be taken on them at the
December meeting after the
membership has had a chance to
study the proposals.
Mrs. Aument reported that the
Jaycees will be taking the
children of the Messiah home on
a Christmas shopping tour on
December 15. The children will
take their purchases to Jaycees
headquarters, where the Joycee-
ettes will help wrap the Christ-
mas gifts. . Mrs. Diana Blace will
chair a “Mrs. Santa” project to
aid Santa in the Local stores.
Mrs. Debbie Newcomer was
named chairman of the
Sweetheart photo contest, to be
held the end of January. Mrs.
Cheryll Hallgren selected a
committee to set up a Mount Joy |
Club women’s Tea in the Spring.
Membership in Pennsylvania
Jaycettes organization was
November 28, 1973
discussed and tabled until more
information can be obtained.
The next meeting will be held in
the home of Mrs. Cheryll
Hallgren. This special Christmas
meeting will include mothers of
the Joycee-ettes and other -
special friends.
Following the meeting,
refreshments were served while
the members worked on Mod
podge pictures and candy
wreaths for fhe organization's
bazaar.
Awards Are Given
To Cub Pack 136
Cub Scout Pack 136 held its
monthly pack meeting at Seiler
elementary school on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 21. Awards were
presented by Cubmaster Robert
W. Mark ae follows: Bobcat -
Terry Kuhn; Bear Badge - Pat
Moran; Gold and Silver Arrows -
Clifford Waltz, Jr., and Greg
Robinson. Denner Badges
Wayne Chappel and Samuel
Jocoby; Assistant Denner -
Richard Breneman; Athlete, .
Sportsman, Forester and Citizen
Tim Meckley; Citizen and
Forester - Jeffrey Duke, Richard
Breneman, Dean Brian and
William Hall; Webelos Colors -
Pat Moran.
The opening was presented by
Den 1 with Den Mother, Mrs.
Helen Keller, and closing by Den
2 with Den Mother, Mrs. Evelyn
Duke. Entertainment for the
evening was a karate act by
David Presto, David Gerberich
and William Reuter.
The next Pack meeting will be
held on December 19.
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
One woman's Arctic
Conquest before autumn
Besides the wench is dead
There will be a short interval
The fortunate island
Captives’ mansion
The hollow hills
If you can’t be good
And then we moved to Rossenarra
We, the lonely people
The lost chapel picnic
The acupuncture murders
Starting over
Harriet said
No bed of roses
Best detective stories of the year, 1973
Theking’s grey mare
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TICKETS AVAILABLE
Sheila Burnford
Matthew Eden
Margaret Erskine
Storm Jameson
Enid Russell
S.R. Slaymaker
Mary Stewart
Ross Thomas
Richard Condon
Ralph Keyes
Margery Sharp
Dwight Steward
Dan Wakefield
Beryl Bainbridge
Faith Baldwin
Allen Hubin
Rosemary Jarman
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB
TO HOLD LUNCHEON
The Elizabethtown, Christian
Women’s Club will hold a lun-
cheon-on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at
carpenter’s Inn, Elizabethtown.
The time is 12:15 to 2:15 p.m.
Mrs. Martha Garber will
present a demonstration on
Christmas decorations. A string
ensemble from the
Elizabethtown high school will
provide a program of Christmas
music. Mrs. Ralph Howell of New
York is the featured speaker.
Reservations are essential and
must be in by Dec. 1st. For
reservations, call either 426-1526
or 653-5874. A nursery will be
. provided.
East Petersburg Rotary Club
- Presents
The 2nd Program of the 1973-74 Season
Travel & Adventure Series
Saturday, Dec. 1, 1973
8:00 P.M.
Eddie Chu and His Film Entitled
“TAIWAN, HONG KONG &¢ SINGAPORE”
~ Centerville Junior High School
CENTERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER, PENNA.
Season Tickets & Single Admissions Available
Adult Season Tickets, $6.00 Students Season Tickets, $3.00
Single Admission, $1.50
Marietta Tour Set POTEET TT ET TET ET TOT YT Ree eT Ye ive T ie Ye ow eeey
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“Christmas by Candlelight”, a For Christmas, give a membership in the
walking tour of a dozen historic y Sl
sites, will be held in Marietta on . oe
Sunday, Dec. 2, from 3 until 7 ¢f am sl
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All stops on the tour will be old 3)
structures, including a number of | Ne
restorations. All will be decked 3
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Light refreshments will be & 365 days of driving pleasure 3
available at the Community J ot
House, 264 West Market Street. L 3
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