ed 2d of cil ill nt PN HERA RE a RT Rg May 21, 1975 Have a Good Holiday Weekend Billie Live Entertainment Every Friday & Saturday In Our Cocktail Lounge Serving Cocktails Sundays We will be Closed on Memorial Day Monday, May 26th The Carpenter's Inn 26-32 Market St., Elizabethtown Phone 367-2432 a ——— EE —: I POOPSIE’S 20 W. Market St. Marietta 426-1486 SHELLY'S FURNITURE A TAT] = — Ta Open Weekends & Evenings THE PARLOR Antiques & Gifts 328 E. Market St. Marietta Phone 426-1270 OPEN Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri 10to 8 Saturday - 10 to 5 B.B. BILLMEYER, Jewelry **Since. 1915 MARIETTA, PA. MEL & GERRY HEISTAND, PROPS. Key & Lock Shop] Honor The Dead With Living Flowers RUHL'S FLOWERS SPECIAL HOURS FOR GARDENERS IN THE MONTH OF MAY Monday - Friday — 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PHONE 653-4006 Mount Joy, Pa. ke | al Students treat senior citizens The Mount Joy Vo-Tech V.I.C.A" (Vocational Indus- trial Clubs of America) and Alumni escorted a group of Senior Citizens on a tour Sunday, May 4. The club took 16 residents of the Conestoga View Rest Home. | to the Vo-Tech school for a luncheon and then to the Hershey Chocolate Factory for a tour. On May 16-17 the Mount Joy Vo-Tech students will play volleyball for 24 hours in the school’s parking lot. The marathon will start 6 p.m. Friday and end at 6 Joyce Peterman, Dean Brick- p.m. Saturday. V.I.C.A. er, Rebecca Zimmerman, and members will be serving as James Shrumm of Beahm supervisors of the game. If Junior High School, who were at any time 10 players are given American Legion awards not on the court, the Fridya for achievment and marathon will stop. Dona- character. tions from sponsors will Joyce, the daughter of Rev. benefit the Hemophilia So- and Mrs. Roy J. Peterman was coiety. Spectators are invi- presented with her award by ted to come and watch but Mrs. Henry Haines, American may not participate in the Legion Auxiliary. game. Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Fifth Annual V.I.C.A. Amos A. Bricker, was pre- Recognition Banquet will be held on Thursday, May 22, at 6:30 p.m. in the Mount Joy Vo-Tech cafeteria. The purpose of this banquet is to recognize outstanding stu- dents, officers, advisors, and outside organizations which have contributed to the Mount Joy V.L.C.A. Chapter. The 1975-76 offic- cers will also be installed. The cost of the banquet is $3.75 per person. Interested persons can contact Mr. Gary Campbell, Assistant welcome a good night's sleep and save...z27 Principal at Vo-Tech, no later than Thursday, May 15, if one wants to attend. The telephone number is (717)- 653-2061. Now ...bed down with the firmness you pre- fer. Tufted, quilted tops. Popular sizes. Names you recognize. Historical Soc. seek members Mt. Joy Area Historical Society will hold a membership drive during the Memorial Day week-end in Mount Joy. Stands and displays will be set up at various locations in an effort to show what the Society is doing. Presently the group is selling candles in the likeness of a Bube bottle with an eagle emblem. A limited edition Moustache cup will soon be made available on a one-per- member basis. It will feature the Society’s new three color emblem. Anyone desiring informa- tion about the Society can write to the Mount Joy Area Historical Society PO Box 152, Mount Joy, PA 17552. SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN — Page 5 Legion honors Beahm students sented with his award by Mr. William Smith, American Le- gion Commander. Rebecca, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman, received her award from Mrs. Betty Overly, American Legion Auxiliary. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shrum, received his award from Mr. Henry Mccol- lough, American Legion Com- | mander. ‘‘Boss Night”’ The Lancaster County Association of Educational Secretaries held their 17th annual Boss Night banquet May 13 at the Sheraton- Conestoga Village. Dr. Ralph E. Coleman, who retired as Donegal School District's Director of Business last September was one of the retirees honored at this meeting. Dr. Price Jenkins,inter- nationally known hypnotist, was guest entertainer. Dr. Jenkins appears frequently on national radio and television shows to demon- strate his hypnotic skills, which he also uses clinically in his work in schools and hospitals as a therapist. Hypnotist Dr, Price Jenkins BUTCHER BLOCK — 2 5'x43/4"x41/4" BOARD with CHEESE CLEAVER A Perfect Cheese Board of 35 Rich Grained Hard -wcod. 33 Made as an exact replica of a butcher block. Cheese 33 cleaver is included. Use §§ Ny it in your kitchen or right TN] at the table; A real value! 85 NIKOLAUS CO. inc. 444-456 LOCUST STREET - COLUMBIA WHERE SERVICE FOLLOWS THE
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