January 14, 1976
Jennie Lee Heistand
Jennie Heistand, Marietta,
to wed David Thomas Schatz
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin P.
Heistand, 145 West Market
Street, Marietta, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Jennie Lee Heis-
tand te David Thomas
Schatz, 504 West Main
Street, Mount Joy.
“~The bride elect was"
graduated from Donegal
High School and the Practi-
cal Nursing Program at
Willow Street Vo-Tech. She
is employed by B.B. Bill-
meyer’s Jewelry Store, Mari
etta.
Mr. Schatz is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Schatz, 504 West Main
Street, Mount Joy. He was
graduated from Donegal
High School and is employ-
ed by Elizabethtown Exxon.
E-town College te exhibit
paintings of Nick Ruggieri
Elizabethtown College is
sponsoring an exhibition of
80 American Bicentennial
related paintings by the
noted Harrisburg artist Nick
Ruggieri from January 19 to
February 1 in the Alpha Hall
Lounge on the campus.
In preparation for four
years, the Ruggieri exhibi-
tion entitled ‘Pennsylvania:
A Commemorative Portrait”’
includes at least one repre-
sentative painting for each
of the state’s 67 countries.
Ruggieri, a Fellow of the
Royal Society for the En-
couragement of the Arts,
London, alse has included
nine additional scenes in the
Commonwealth, a map-
montage of PA, plus paint-
ings of the state bird, tree
and flower.
Beginning Monday, Jan-
uary 19 through January 31,
it will be open on Monday
through Friday, 1 to 4 p.m.,
and 7 to 9 p.m., and on
Saturday, from 1to 4 p.m. It
will be closed on Sunday,
January 25.
In addition to Elizabeth-
town, the Nick Ruggieri
Bicentennial Art Exhibition
will be shown in 40 other
locations throughout PA.
Bicentennial prize photos
available for free exhibition
The 37 prize winning
photographs from the Lan-
caster County Bicentennial
Commission Photo Contest
are available for display "at
no charge. The photos were
taken by Lancaster county
residents with the topics
dealing with all Lancaster
county subjects.
The exhibit includes pic-
tures ‘of the Maytown pump
and Donegal Church by
Dave Crankshaw, a Donegal
High School senior.
The winning photos were
selected from over 200
entries. Any persons inter-
ested in obtaining the
criginals for show should
contact Richard Tobias,
397-0851.
Kelly Lynn Brown, Maytown,
to wed Peter Geitz, Columbia
Mrs. Elaine M. Lewis,
Maytown, has announced
the engagement of her
daughter, Kelly Lynn Brown
to Peter G. Geitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter M. Geitz,
703 Manor Street, Colum-
bia.
Miss Brown attended
Columbia High School.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Lancaster Catholic High
Scheel and is employed at
Conestoga View, Lancaster.
A March wedding is
planned.
It’s time to pick a new baby
king and queen in Mount Joy
by LaVen Harnish
Mcunt Joy's annual
Sweetheart Baby King and
Queen Contest is now start-
ing. Any child between the
ages of 9 months and 3 years
inclusive, whose parents
have a Mount Joy mailing
address is eligible.
Entrants must have a
picture submitted to Mrs.
John Harnish, 526 Terrace
Avenue, Mount Joy, by
Wednesday, January 28. On
the back of phete (no larger
than 8’ x 10”), the name of
the parents, their address,
and the name and age of
the child should be written.
The selection of the
winners will be done by the
public at a penny-a-vote.
Balloting will take place at
several Mount Jey busi-
nesses starting January 30,
and ending at 7p.m. on
February 13.
The King and Queen will
be crowned at ceremenies
on February 14 at 10:30 a.m.
at Bore Hall when the
pictures of all participants
will be returned. The
winners will each receive a
$25 U.S. Savings Bond,
compliments of the Mount
Joy Jeycee-ettes. Other
participants will receive a
token of appreciation.
The proceeds from the
contest will again be donat-
ed to the Donegal Dental
Clinic.
For additional information
call 653-4388.
The rose-growing Heapses
were at the Rese Bowl game
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Heaps of Mount Joy recent-
ly spent a holiday in
California, where they at-
tended the Tournament of
Roses and the Rese Bowl
game between UCLA and
Ohio. This was highly
appropriate, since the
Heaps: are well known as
rose fanciers and have a
garden full of gorgeous
blooms every year.
They also took in the
Universal Studios, the
Farmers Market, Disney-
land, Knott's Berry Farm,
Marineland, and toured the
Queen Mary.
And they still had enough
energy to spend New Year's
Eve at the Paladium, danc-
ing to the music of Lawrence
Welk!
January 19 to 23 is the time
to get college hotline info
Prospective college stu-
dents and their parents may
get information and advice
on college admissions by
calling a toll free hotline
number during the week of
January 19 to 23, between
the hours of 9 a.m. and 9
p.-m., daily.
The number is 1-800-732-
0450.
The hotline is a public
service of the PA Associ-
ation of College Admissions
Couselors. This is the fifth
year such a service has been
Bicentennial
debates
provided. Last year some
1,900 calls were received on
the hotline number.
The hotline is designed as
a supplement to, and not a
substitute for, advice and
information from the stu-
dent’s guidance counselor.
The hotline staff can
answer general questions
about what colleges offer
programs suited to the
student’s specific interest,
how te apply, what kinds of
tests have to be taken, what
filing deadlines have to be
met, financial aid, and so
held
at historic Denegal Church
The Bicentennial Youth
Debates, a natienal speech
program prepared by the
National Endowment for
Humanities. was held in the
historic Donegal Presbyter-
ian Church. Its purpose is te
provide students with a
naticnal dialogue on Ameri-
can histery and values as we
prepare te enter the third
century of eur indepen-
dence.
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