Vol. 76 No. 18 May 5S, 1976
: "76 Sounds & Spirits
in Marietta, Saturday
J. Edward Gilmartin samples one of Mrs. William Heisey’s
cheese- olive canapes. Guests at ‘Sounds and Spirits of '76
will get plenty of canapes.
The benefit will be held May 8 from 3-7 p.m. at 111
Fairview Ave., Marietta. [See story on page 2]
and support the school.
Wearing their ‘‘Maytown Eagles’’ tee-shirts and sweatshirts, teachers and staff at
Maytown Elementary School performed a song and dance routine at an assembly last
week. The tee-shirts were sold to raise money for the Maytown Parents and Teachers
in Partnership organization. Teachers sang a song urging everyone to buy tee-shirts
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Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Buileti
MARIETTA & MOUNT JOY, PA.
Joycee-ettes honor Mrs. Ethel Foley
Mrs. Ethel Foley has been
chosen ‘‘Outstanding Wo-
man of the Year’ at the
annual Club Women’s Tea
held Sunday at Hostetters
Banquet Hall sponsored by
the Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes. In addition to honor-
ing Mrs. Foley, all women
and their organizations were
honored for their service to
the community. Approxim-
ately 100 women attended
the event.
Mrs. Foley was presented
the award by Mrs. Helen
Hamilton, last years re-
cipient.
Helping to establish the
Mount Joy Meals-on-
Wheels program, Mrs.
Foley was also instrumental
.in helping to establish the
“Norlance Health Center and
is a member of the board.
Mrs. Foley has been
active in girl scouting for
years, first as a troop leader,
and now serving as Vice
President of the Penn Laurel
May Day
The month of May has
been named Bicentennial
Month at W. I. Beahm
Junior High School. To be-
gin their month of activities,
Maytown teachers kick up heels
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Mrs. Ethel Foley, the 1976 Woman of the Year, (left) and Mrs. Helen Hamilton, last
year’s award winner.
Girl Scout Council. She also
manages the camping pro-
gram for the Mount Joy Girl
Scouts and conducts semi-
nars on primitive camping.
Ethel Foley and her hus-
band, Pete. reside at 12
West Donegal Street,
Mount Joy. When not
serving on various boards,
Mrs. Foley can be seen
helping in the Mount Joy
Library.
The Joycee-ettes organiz-
ing the tea include Sandy
Gingrich and Joanne Nolt,
chairwomen; Harriet New,
Sharon Funk, Sue Thomas,
Nancy Kretzing, Jo Anne
Aument, Joanne Fry,
Crystal Fackler, and Jo Ann
Frymoyer.
celebration to be held at Beahm
the student council will
sponsor the annual May Day
Celebration to be held
Saturday, May 8, at 7 p.m.
The decorations will
transform the gym into a
bicentennial ballroom.
In keeping with the Bi-
centennial theme, each of
the eight candidates for May
Queen and last year's May
Queen, Miss Diane Hess
have made a colonial dress
for this event.
Each eighth grade section
has elected one girl to
compete for May Queen.
The May Queen will be
elected by the entire student
body. The candidates are:
Miss Sherri Brackbill,
daughter .of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Brackbill.
Kelly O’Leary, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John
O’Leary.
Miss Lori Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas, Jr.
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Candidates for May Queen: Front Row,left to right:Sherri Brackbill, Kelly O'Leary,
Lori Thomas, and Lori Sagerer. Back row, left to right: Robin Snyder, Connie Frey,
Sharon Hershey, and Laurie Kling.