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Bicentennial dinner
made by students
by Mrs. Brenda Kindbon
On May, 20, 1975, one of
my. freshman America Cult-
ures classes planned and
prepared a bicentennial
dinner. The students re-
searched the recipes them-
selves, as well as doing all
of the cooking.
Judy Sheetz and Sally Reis-
inger were in charge of the
fruit cup which was made of
fresh apples, oranges, ba-
banas, and cherries. Elea-
nor Rapp and Dortha Saude
were responsible for cooking
fifteen pounds of roast beef.
Sliced baked potatoes, corn,
and green beans helped to
complete the menu with
apple cider and juice as a
beverale.
A special treat was home-
made bread baked by April
Richards, Wendy Prescott,
and Frances Lilly. As a
grand finale, dessert consist-
ed of homemade Cherry,
Apple, Pumpkin and Shoofly
pies baked by Melanie
Pobon, April Richards,
Holly Spence and Sandy
Shearer. Of course no pie is
complete without home-
made ice cream which was
made by Keith Pietsch,
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Holly Spence and Patty
. Sheetz.
To provide some of the co-
lonial atmosphere, the
cooks, including Kathy
Moyer, wore long dresses
and aprons. The aprons
were made by Sue Pickle,
Lori Richards, Betty Slesser,
and Nancy Stehman. They
also made tablecloths to
decorate the tables and
embroidered them.
Afterwards, everyone
agreed it was a successful
evening. All the students
donated food and pitched
in to help for an evening
which provided a tremen-
dous learning experience for
them.
FOREMAN AND MUSSER
GRADUATE FROM
PENN STATE
Barry Eugene Foreman,
R.D. 2, Mount Joy, and
Glenn Arthur Musser, R.D.
1, Mount Joy, were gradu-
ated from Pennsylvania
State University.
Foreman received a B.S.
in architectural engineering
and Musser received a B.S.
in agricultural engineering.
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Barbara Jennings flies
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Barbara Fellenbaum Jen-
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Joy, recently completed a
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Mrs. ‘Jennings made the
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Ann Bellafonte as a contes-
tant in the Angel Derby Air
Race, the 25th International
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Mrs. Jennings was among
104 women avaiators who
participated in the contest.
She is a resident of
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The Mount Joy Bicenten-
nial Committee under the
leadership of Paul and Vera
Gingrich held its monthly
meeting on Wed., May 14 at
the Boro Hall.
Patricia Moran, chairper-
son of the Heritage commit-
tee reported that a booklet
about Mount Joy will be
published for 1976. It will
include pictures from the
past and a written history of
the town. Mrs. Moran's
committee will be meeting
on Wednesday, June 11, at
8:30 at the Boro building to
begin organizing the pub-
lication. Anyone wishing to
help with this project is
invited to attend.
Chairperson of the Festiv-
ities Committee, Larry Gain-
er reported that the Jaycees
are planning a carnival for
the Bicentennial celebration
and other organizations are
being contacted to sponsor
projects during 1976.
Gloria Straub listed sev-
eral suggestions proposed
by the Future committee.
They are: the changing of
the name Mount Joy to
Mountjoy, which would re-
quire the placing of this
question on the November
ballot, the designing of a
Boro flag and seal, the sale
of 1776 trees with a plaque
noting the Bicentennial year
and several other projects
still in the planning stages.
The next meeting of the
Bicentennial Committee will
be held at the Boro Hall on
Wednesday, June 11 at 8:00
¢.m. The public is invited to
attend.
DID YOU HEAR....
Grace (Mrs. Guy) Hoff-
man celebrated her seventy-
fifth birthday on the day
before Memorial Day.

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