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Benefits Seuior Citizens
Prepared by LEWIS & GILMAN, INC, Philadelphia
Advt. No. 24-77-2532
Photo shows, sitting in front, from left to rig Cry
stal
Sweigart, Michelle Vogt, and Angela Fry. Standing left
Maytown School operetta
Entire faculty staff and student body is involved in production
Nelda, a girl from a large
family, goes to live with
her two aunts, but finds
life in the new house
lonely.
Will Nelda find happi-
ness? What about the
aunts? To find out, go to
Maytown School on Thurs-
day. April 14 and again on
Wednesday, April 20th at
7:30 p.m. The entire staff
and faculty of Maytown
school have been involved
in this production of ‘‘Aunt
Drusilla’s Garden,’’ an
operetta in two acts.
The entire student body
will also be part of the
production. The kids, all
dressed in flowers, will
constitute the chorus.
The players are: Nelda,
April 13, 1977.
to right: Eric Shober, Greg Embly, Billy Weaver, and
Jonathan Swab.
Michelle Vogt; Aunts, An-
gela Fry and Crystal
Sweigart; The gardener,
Jonathan Swab; The gang
leader, Billy Weaver; A
gang member, Eric Shober;
and a circle member, Tiny
Little.
Mrs. Cheryl Wise is in
charge of art in the
production, Mr. John Eyre
handles the music, and the
director is Mrs. Elizabeth
Smedley (‘‘And she’s a
good one!”’ according to
star Michelle Vogt) and
assistant directors are Mrs.
Grace Koontz, Mr. Larry
Forrey, and Mr. Warren
Rupp.
The public is cordially
invited. There will be no
admission charge.
Booster Club to catch chickens
A chicken catch will be
the May project of the
Donegal Football Booster
Club. Work will start again
on the light project titled
“D-Lite.”” Wire must be
laid under ground to the
tennis courts, which will
also be illuminated. Wire
and meters for the tennis
courts are still to be
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Edgar Jones, president,
appointed the following
persons to the nominating
committee: Mrs. Gerald
Ney, Mrs. John Hershey,
and Mrs. William Nagy.
Coach Deshler reported
that 46 players have signed
up for football in the ’'77
season.
Stephan Doyle
promoted to Cpl.
Marine Lance Corporal
Stephen D. Doyle, son of
Charles D. Doyle of Route
1, Box 477, Mount Joy, has
been promoted to his pre-
sent rank while serving
with the 2D Marine Air-
craft Wing, Marine Corps
Air Station, Cherry Point,
NC.
A 1975 graduate of
Donegal High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
March 1975.
Phyllis Shope
will attend E-town
Miss Phyllis J. Shope of
Marietta has enrolled as a
freshman at Elizabethtown
College this fall, according
to Kevin A. Manning,
Elizabethtown’s director of
admissions.
Miss Shope is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Terrence D. Shope, R.D.1.
According to Manning,
Elizabethtown operates on
a rolling admission plan,
making it possible to offer
students admission within a
short time after they have
filed applications.
Students accepted by
Elizabethtown then must
indicate their acceptance of
the College, and Miss
Shope has done that, Man-
ning said.