1975
November 19, 1975
‘Arsenic and old Lace’ at DHS
The DHS senior class production of ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ can be seen Friday and
Saturday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. A free matinee for senoir citizens will be
performed this afternoon at 1:15. z
Photo shows Aunt Abby (Jean Bixler, at right) and Aunt Martha (Jane Youtz, at left)
telling crazy cousin Teddy (Mike Kohler) that another yellow fever victim has died.
Teddy, who thinks he is Theodore Roosevelt, doesn’t realise that the yellow fever victims
are really murder victims.
Sixteen contestants in Mount Joy Jaycees’
by Rev. Stephen W. Getty
Sixteen youngsters
participated in the bicycle
rodeo on November 8th at
Seiler Elementary School.
Sponsored by the Mount Joy
Jaycees, the event tested
the knowledge and ability of
the children in operating
their bicycles safely.
Billy Cox, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Cox, 11
South Market Street, earned
the highest number of
points, scoring 197 of a
possible 200 points. All six-
teen children who entered
the contest did so well that
each received a prize of a
hamburger and french fries
at the Mount Joy Tastee-
Freez.
The other contestants
were; Thomas Beck, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Beck,
31S South Market Street;
Heidi Bednarzick, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Heinz
Bednarzick, 129 North Mar-
ket Street; George and
Matthew Blasick, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Blasick, 121 Columbia
Avenue; Robert Brubaker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brubaker, R. D. #1; Craig
Depoe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Depoe, R. D. #1;
John Erb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Erb, Richland
Lane; Doug Germer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Germer,
271 Lumber Street; Amy
and Joette Keller, daugh-
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Keller, 268 Marietta Street;
Fire Co.
at St. Luke’s
The members of the
Pioneer Fire Company, with
their families, will worship
at St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Marietta, on Sun-
day, November 23, at 10
a.m. Reverend Aristede S.
Red, priest-in-charge of St.
John’s is the chaplain of the
Pioneer Fire Company.
Indians lose
The Donegal Indians
lost to Lebanon Catholic,
13-22 last Saturday, al-
though they outgained their
opponents 393 to 226 yards.
Donegal was ahead 7-0 at
the beginning, on a pass
from Kevin Bradley to Bill
Gainer.
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bicycle rodeo
Tony Oxford, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Oxford, R. D. #1;
Andy Wagner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Wagner,
226 Marietta Avenue; Loret-
te Stoltzfus, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Stoltzfus,
D. #1; and Sandy and
Tom Warren, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Warren, 423 Sunset Drive.
The Jaycees appreciate
the interest shown" in this
project.
Christ Walter retires after 43 years, Gerald Hostetter elected
to the board of the Mount Joy Building and Loan Association
After 43 years of
service, Christ Walters re-
tired last week as a member
of the board of directors of
the Mount Joy Building and
Loan Association.
Gerald A. Hostetter is
replacing Walters on the
board.
Walters was born in
Mount Joy, November 30,
1890.
At age 18 he went to work
for Clarence Schock’s Lum-
ber and Coal Company,
working his way up to
manager. He was with the
Schock Company 31 years.
From 1939 until 1959,
when he retired, he worked
for J. C. Snavely and Sons in
Landisville.
Walters is a member of
Chiques United Methodist
Church, Casiphia Lodge No.
155, in Mount Joy, Lodge of
Perfection in Lancaster,
Harrisburg Convertory, and
Zembo Temple in Harris-
burg.
He was a charter member
of the Mount Joy Rotary
Club.
He married the former
From left to right; John Booth, Christ Walters and Gerald Hostetter
Caroline Frank; they have a
daughter, Ester.
Hostetter, also a lifelong
resident of Mount Joy, was
born July 12, 1926.
He was graduated from
Mount Joy High School,
class of 1944, served in the
Army Air Force in World
War II, entered the U.S.
Postal Service as a clerk in
1950, became Postmaster of
Mount Joy in 1973.
He is married to the
former Lois Banner; their
son Drew is a senior at
Bloomsburg State College.
Other members of the
- Mount Joy Building and
Loan Association are: John
Booth, president; Elmer
Ginder, vice-president;
George Keener, treasurer;
Robert E. Kline, secretary;
John Weidman, Richard
Rainbolt, Drew Mummau,
and Gerald Sheetz.
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