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in an embroidered,
woven basket
Or, send an Easter Lily
in the same basket,
or one of our
other lovely spring
selections
PHONE 653-4006
Karen Albright
to visit Penn State
Karen Albright, R.D. #1,
Marietta, a junior at Done-
gal High School is one of
67S outstanding high school
students who have been
nominated to visit the
Universary Park Campus of
The PA State University for
a weekend in April under
the Penn State Scholars
program.
Half will visit the campus
April 15-16, the other half
April 22-23.
Initiated in 1975 to re-
cognize and encourage ex-
cellent academic scholar-
ship, the program provides
an opportunity for top
students in the state to
meet with Penn State
faculty members and stu-
dents, explains Dr. Glenn
G. Carter, director of
Secondary School Rela-
tions.
The high school stu-
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dents, accompanied by
their parents, will meet
with Penn State faculty
members and students con-
cerning career opportun-
ities, academic programs,
and other campus activi-
ties.
The students were nom-
inated for the program by
their high school principals
as the top academic stu-
dents in the junior class of
their respective schools.
During the weekend,
they will have the oppor-
tunity to experience college
life, find out how Penn
State is suited to their
needs and interests, and
compete for one of 30 Penn
State full-tuition, four-year
scholarships.
All students participating
in the program will receive
special recognition, includ-
ing an early offer of admis-
sion to the University.
Maytown
dismissal times
Maytown School wishes
to inform the public of the
following early dismissal
date and times:
April 7-2:00. Kindergar-
ten will meet that day
8:30-10:30 for the morning
session; 12:00-2:00 for the
afternoon session.
We will have school
Monday, April 11th.
Grandview
Grandview School has
announced early dismissal
dates and times:
April 7th, 2:00—Kinder-
garten will meet that day
8:30-10:30 for the morning
session; 12:00-2:00 for the
afternoon session.
There will be school
Monday, April 11th.
The annual P.T.G. candy
sale was conducted March
11-21. A company repre-
sentative explained the
procedures to the children
Grade 2-6 in an assembly;
grade K-1 in the individual
rooms. It is anticipated re-
ceiving the candy soon.
Mrs. Webb's first grade
class presented a short play
in an assembly March 22.
April 6, 1977
Susan Schlosser
to wed D.
Hostetter
Miss Susan Schlosser
Dr. and Mrs. David E.
Schlosser, 304 E. Main St.,
Mount Joy, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Susan E. Schloss-
er, to Drew K. Hostetter,
Baltimore, Md.
The bride-elect graduat-
ed from Donegal High
School and is a senior at
Juniata College majoring in
elementary education.
Many parents attended.
Other assemblies (recent
and upcoming) are:
March 3—Mrs. Enos
presented a play, using
grade 4 children. The
Robin Hood Players, a pro-
fessional acting group, pre-
sented a play.
March 8—Mr. Breault
spoke about midget football
to grades 1-6.
March 9—Mr. Shields
presented a concert by the
elementary band in con-
nection with Music in our
schools week.
March 10—Mrs. Enos
presented a film in connec-
tion with Music in our
schools week.
March 30—School Bus
Mr. Hostetter is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A.
Hostetter, 68 W. Donegal
St., Mount Joy. He gradu-
ated from Donegal High
School and summa cum
laude from Bloomsburg
State College with a B.S.
degree in accounting. He is
employed by price Water-
house and Co. as an
accountant.
School calendar
Safety film and talk by Mr.
Bollenbacher.
Sirirat Sritulanondha and
Frank Spence represented
Grandview School in the
district spelling bee March
2S at the junior high.
Correction
Donegal graduation day
will be held on June 13th.
In last week’s issue, we in-
correctly listed the date as
June 18th.
F ree films at Capital Campus
The Frederick Wiseman
Film Documentary Series at
Penn State-Capitol Campus
will conclude with the films
‘““Essene’’ and ‘‘Primate.”’
Both will be presented free
to the public in the campus
auditorium.
‘‘Essene’’ will be shown
April 11 at 12:15 and 8
p.m. ‘““Essene’’ is a reli-
gious film looking at life
inside a monastery.
““Essene’’ was the recip-
ient of the 1972 Gabriel
Award presented by the
Catholic Association for
Broadcasters.
““Primate’’ will be shown
April 18 at 12:15 and 8
p.m. “‘Primate’’ has to do
with the routine investiga-
tions of primate life and
behavior which are con-
ducted at Yerks Primate
Research Center in Atlanta.
DID YOU HEAR...
The purple martin scouts
are in the area checking
out available living quart-
ers for their summer visit.
According to the friendly
mailman, Ben Billet, the
scouts will stay for about
two weeks and then return
for their flock.
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