Page 4 - Mount Joy Bulletin
CORA JEAN HOCKEN-
BERRY, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hocken-
berry, Mount Joy R2, was
one of the 97 graduates
Friday, May 3, at the
Reading Hospital School of
Nursing commencement,
held at the Reading Senior
high school.
Speaker was Reading
Mayor Eugene L. Shirk.
Miss Hockenberry is a 1971
graduate of Donegal high
school.
May 15, 1974
Donegal Chorus
To Give Spring
Concert Sunday
The Donegal High School
chorus will hold its Spring
concert, “Springtime
Notes,” on Sunday May 19,
at 3 p.m. in the high school
auditorium. The Chorus,
under the direction of Mrs.
RoAnn Lau, will perform
such selections as: ‘‘Russian
Picnic,’”’ *‘‘Holiday,”’
“Melodies From the Music
Man,” “The Fly and the
Flea,”” and various other
tunes.
The concert also features
the Rhythm Singers, who
will perform “Once in Love
With Amy,” ‘‘Mame,”
‘‘People,”” ‘‘Supercalifra-
gilisticexpialidocious.”
Featured also in the
concert will be the ninth
grade chorus which will
perform ‘The Orchestra,”
“Spring is Here,” ‘‘America
Our Heritage,”” ‘“Talk to the
Animals.”
Name Art Show Judges
Two judges have been
named for the 1974 Com-
munity Council Art Show, to
be held Saturday and Sun-
day, May 25 and 26.
They are James Phillips,
Marietta avenue, Mount Joy,
and Mrs. Rollin C. Steinmitz,
Manheim R2.
The show is part of the
Memorial Day weekend
activities. It will provide 12
classes of competition.
There will be sections for
students, amateurs and
professionals in sculpture,
water colors, graphics and
oil or acrylics.
Cash prizes
awarded winners.
Work will be on display at
the Phillips Art Studio,
Concord alley, Saturday,
May 25, from 10 a.m. until 5
p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m.
until 6 p.m.
Exhibits must be at the
Phillips Studio between 3 and
5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21.
All must be originals (no
copies accepted) and must
be framed or matted. They
must be picked up after 6
p.m. on Sunday, May 26.
will be
Mrs. James Phillips is in
Cub Pack Busy
Cub Scout Pack 136,
headed by Cubmaster
Robert W. Mark, has been
very busy recently with a
variety of activities. They
include a ‘‘Clean Up Day’’ on
April 27 and a 10-mile hike
from Elizabethtown to
Mount Gretna on April 28
with twenty three leaders
and Cubs participating. On
May 2, the monthly com-
mittee meeting was held at
the home of John Shireman
with the following leaders
attending: Robert W. Mark,
Dana Mark, Jay Heller, Mrs.
Evelyn Duke, Mrs. Pat
Brian, Mrs. Carolyn Waltz,
Mrs. Madalyn Raudabaugh,
Mrs. Sara Demmy and
Gerald Alleman.
The Pack marched in the
Loyalty Day Parade in
Lancaster on May 4.
charge of the art show for the
Community Council.
Five Mount Joy
People Awarded
Degrees At MSC
Five Mount Joy residents
were among the 779 who
received degrees Wed-
nesday, May 15, at com-
mencement exercises held at
Millersville State college.
They included:
Denise J. Eshelman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lestr P. Eshelman, Mount
Joy RI;
Joseph M. Helm, 18 Henry
street;
Deborah L. Hostetter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hostetter, 207 Park
avenue;
Susan C. Hurst, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Hurst, Pinkerton road, and
Vicki J. Westafer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack W. Westafer, 266 Park
avenue.
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JBIRTHS
Tracy and Julie (Thomas)
Hamilton, 5 N. High street, a
daughter, Thursday, May 9,
at General hospital.
St. Mark's Plans
Anniversary Sunday
Special plans have been in
the making for many weeks
in preparation for the annual
observance of Anniversary
Sunday at St. Mark’s United
Methodist Church, on May
19.
Fifty year members of the
congregation will be
recognized. There will also
be a reception of new
members.
Miss Lois Miller of New
York City will occupy the
pulpit.
The newly renovated
basement area of the church,
which now provides an
additional three classrooms,
will be dedicated with the
congregation joining in the
dedicatory Litany.
Fifty years of Church Life
and Activity will be
highlighted in a display
prepared by a committee of
the church under the
leadership of Dr. Ezra
Ranck.
In the evening, at 7 o'clock.
the Chancel Choir will
present an entire concert of
choral music featuring much
of the music which the choir
has learned and rendered
throughout the past year.
The public is invited.
Cover slabs of foam rubber
with fabrics and stack them
on the floor for extra seating
at parties.
1
PRU PEC 3.
ERE
Joes
Estes
“Well, I sure hope it’s a sky-writer!”
and community.
Committee.
being elected.
Sincerely;
Paul F. Paes
May 10, 1974
Dear Fellow Republican:
Never has your vote been more important than it will
be during the upcoming primary election.
Your voice is needed in selecting the candidates and
issues which will mold the future of our nation, state
Take the time on May 2| to vote .
and when you do, consider the excellent slate of can-
didates endorsed by the Lancaster County Republican
The Republican Party in Lancaster County takes great
pride in having a tradition of providing qualified
and capable candidates for elective office.
year is no exception to that tradition.
This
The ticket is headed by Drew Lewis, candidate for
Governor and a man of integrity and ability who can
turn Milton Shapp out of office and get things going
in Pennsylvania once again.
Lewis is joined on the ticket by Congressman Ed
Eshleman, our man in Washington and a man who is re!
spected in the nation's capital as one of the most
capable men there.
Incumbant Lancaster County Assemblymen Hill, Brandt,
Gring, Miller, and Miller, Jr., together with
Senators Hess and Manbeck represent one of the most
effective and dedicated delegations in Harrisburg.
The future of our government depends on these men
Please take the time on May 21 to
+ show your support for them.
VOTE ON MAY 21!
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Paul Paes, chairman Frank McCorkel, treasurer
Drew Lewis
Governor
Ken Lee
Lt. Governor
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Congressman
Ralph Hess
State Senate
Ken Brandt
General Assembly