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May 21, 1975
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Mrs. Mae Gibble and Mrs, Alice Leas

Maytown Aux. sells poppies
Mrs. Alice Leas, Poppy
Chairman of the Maytown
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 809, kicked off the
annual poppy sale Friday by
selling Mrs. Mae Gibble the
first poppy. Funds raised by
the sale of poppies go to
help veterans in the VA
hospitals. Poppies can be
purchased from any Legion
Auxiliary member for the
remainder of the month.

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’61 CHEVROLET Impala,4 dr.hardtop.Runs
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’72 OPEL 1900 coupe, auto.,like new
$1995
$1695
$1295
’71 FORD Torino,wagon, PS,PB, roof rack,1 owner$1795
’71 RENAULT RIO,auto.,35 mpg, ONLY $ 895
’70 CHEVY Impala,2 dr. hardtop, factory air
new inspection,48,000 mi. $1695
’69 CHEVELLE Nomad,wagon,V8,auto.,PS
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’69 FORD XL,2 dr.hardtop,ONLY $ 995
’69 VW Bug $ 895
$1595
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McMillans married S50 years
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.
McMillan, 164 S. River
Street, Maytown, Pa., cele-
brated their golden wedding
anniversary at a family
dinner hosted by their
children at the Willow
Valley Farms Restaurant.
The former Bertha Singer
and Paul McMillen were
married May 12, 1925 at
Pitman, Pa. by the Rev.
Amos Groff. ba
Mt. Joy Welcome Wagon news;
by Wendy Gentile
The Mt. Joy Welcome
Wagon board members met
Wednesday, May 14, at the
home of Denise Brady.
Financial matters were
brought up to date and plans
were made to finish out the
year.
Crafts will meet for the
last time, May 29, at 8 P.M.
at Sharon Oldfather’s. The
group will be doing crewel
and quilling or whatever you
like.
Deposits will be taken at
the May dinner meeting for
the trip to Mt. Gretna. Full
payment is due to Teresa
Riss miller by June 6.
Checks should be made
payable to the ‘‘Mt. Joy
Welcome Wagon Club.‘ A
car caravan will leave from
Weis Markets promptly at
5:45 P.M., June 18.
This month’s formal din-
ner meeting is also Install-
ation for the new officers.
Husbands are invited. The
menue will be tomato juice,
chopped sirloin or crab
imperial, mashed potatoes,
corn, slaw, rolls, relish, and
strawberry shortcake.
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They are the parents of
four children: George R.,
Harrisburg; Kenneth P.,
Harrisburg; Joyce A., wife
of Robert E. Gibbons,
Elizabethtown; and Jean C.,
wife of John A. Myers,
Elizabethtown. They have
eight grandchildren.
Mr. McMillan is a car-
penter by trade and, is now
retired. They are members
of St. Mark’s United Meth-
odist Church, Mount Joy.
The bazaar craft group
which usually meets on the
third Tuesday, has been
changed to Wednesday, |
May 28, from 1-3 P.M. at |
Wendy Gentile’s. Your
children are welcome.
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