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Colonial luncheon has full menu
by Hazel Baker
Mugs of steaming creamy
oyster stew, baked ham and
biscuits, fresh fruit, am-
brosia, wasel, coffee, or
tea, homemade Christmas
cookies, nuts, and home-
made mints is the menu.
The Colonial Luncheon,
sponsored by the Marietta
Branch Auxiliary to the
Columbia Hospital will be
held on Monday, December
15th at 12:30 p.m., at the
home of vice-president,
Mrs. Ralph Miller, 111
Fairview Avenue, Marietta.
Crafts and homemade
brightly packaged cookies
will be sold. Miss Ruth
Wisman will arrange the
craft table and Mrs. Harold
Drager will supervise the
sale of ‘‘Sweet Stuff.”’
Members of the executive
committee will supply and
prepare the luncheon menu
to which both the public and
members of the Auxiliaries
of the Columbia Hospital are
invited.
A program of special
music with a guest soloist
Mrs. Cherri Shaeffer and a
Christmas carol song by the
guests is planned, with Mrs.
Ralph Miller as accompan-
ist. Mrs. Joseph Gilmartin,
president, will bring greet-
ings and Mrs. William
Heisey, chaplain, will offer
special holiday devotions.
Mrs. Joseph Carroll is
vice-president and Mrs.
George Houseal is treasurer
of the Auxiliary.
Profits will be contributed
toward the building fund of
the Columbia Hospital.
Photographer says we live in ‘beautiful land’
‘1 like also the rolling
area southwest of Mount
Joy, around Maytown. To
me, it is perfectly beautiful
land, a pocket not to be
overwhelmed.”’
Thus spoke Grant Heil-
man, nationally known
photographer of rural
scenes, speaking to Lancas-
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ter New Era staff writer
Ernest Schreiber. Schreiber
was interviewing Heilman
about Heilman’s plans to
leave Lancaster County after
living here for 27 years.
Heilman is leaving Lan-
caster County because of its
urban development and
smog, both of which have
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ruined the scenery he used
to photograph.
He is moving to Colorado,
where nature is still domin-
ant and the air is clean.
He warned against invit-
ing more industry into
Lancaster County which will
lead to even more popula-
tion and crowding.
The area around Maytown
which Heilman described as
perfectly beautiful, was
recently designated as agri-
cultural area in East Done-
gal Townships new zoning
ordinance.
The major purpose of the
ordinance is to preserve the
area between Mount Joy
and Marietta as agricultural
land and keep out commer-
cial, industrial, and housing
development.
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photo by Corky Flick
December 10, 1975
Basketball
season is
underway
The boy’s basketball team
at DHS soundly defeated
Columbia last week. The
boys are now 2-2, and look
like strong contenders for
the league title.
The girl’s team dropped
games to Lampeter and
Solanco last week, after
winning the opener in their
first year of leaque basket-
ball.
Photo at left shows Mark
McKercher and John
Fellenbaum standing by for
a rebound that never came
when Bob Barto sank one in
the Columbia game.
Photos below show J.V.
girls in action against
Lampeter.
photo by Corky Flick
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