The Mount Joy Bicenten-
nial Commission will hold a
meeting Wednesday, Octo-
ber 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Boro Building. The commit-
tee is working on the
festivities schedule for May
22 through May 30.
Any organization wishing
to participate in the celebra-
tion should contact the
festivities chairman Larry
Gainer. Tentative schedule
for the celebration is:
February 7, 1976...Birthday
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Mount Joy Bicentennial Committee to meet
Ball, honoring the 125th
anniversary of Mount Joy,
sponsored by the Mount Joy
Joycee-ettes. Tickets will be
sold from November 1S to
January 13.
April, 1976.... Walking Tour
sponsored by the Mount Joy
Area Historical Society.
May 15, 1976...Miss Mount
Joy Pageant, sponsored by
the Mount Joy Jaycees.
May 22, 1976...Prayer
Breakfast sponsored by the
Church Council.
May 23, 1976...Music in the
Park and dedication of a live
Christmas Tree by the
Horizon Committee of the
Mount Joy Bicentennial
Commission.
May 28, 1976...Street Dance
sponsor needed!!
May 29, 1976...Annual par-
ade, Arts and Crafts,
sponsored by Community
Council and Philips Studio,
Jaycee Carnival, Flea Mar-
ket, sponsored by Mount
Joy Area Historical Society.
May 31, 1976...American
Legion Post 185, Memorial
Services.
Also planned during the
week will be a Hobby and
Craft Show and a Square
Dance.
The Heritage Committee
chairman Patricia Moran
would like to have old
pictures of Mount Joy for
the Bicentennial book to be
published in the Spring. All
materials will be treated
with care and returned
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Rev. Leroy Hoover breaks ground for the new church.
October 8, 1975
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Ground broken for new church
by Marietta Assembly of God
by Hazel Baker
Members of the Assembly
of God Church, Waterford
Avenue, Marietta, broke
ground for their new struc-
ture which will be built in
the near future.
The site, at the intersec-
tion of Oremine Road and
Route #141, was purchased
for $16,000 and will have an
eighty-five thousand dollar
structure with 10 rooms
constructed on this location.
The Reverend Leroy
Hoover, Pastor of the
congregation stated the
auditorium will seat 200
persons, and will include
classrooms, nursery, study,
young people facilities and
utility rooms.
The congregation is cur-
rently worshiping in Old
Zion's Church, Marietta.
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