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Bike-A-Thon
A Bike-A-Thon for cystic
fibrosis will be held in
Marietta on Saturday, May
13th. This benefit will raise
money to fight the No. 1
killer of children among
inherited diseases.
““This is a fun way of
raising money for a worthy
cause,’”’ said Rev. ‘Thomas
Wood of the English
Presbyterian Church, who
is sponsoring the event.
Volunteers for the 3.8
mile course can be any
age—in fact, kids on tri-
cycles are welcome to
enter. Prizes will go to
the eight most-sponsored
riders. For information and
forms, call Rev. Wood.
The Bike-A-Thon will
form up at Riverview
School at 9:00 AM, wend
its way to the Post Office
and back again.
Cystic fibrosis victims’
life expectancy has been
increased by advances in
medicine... but a cure is
still not available. The
money raised by the Bike
-A-Thon will go for
research toward that cure.
Spring Concert
at Donegal High
The Donegal High School
Concert Choir will present
its annual concert on
Saturday, May 20th, at
8:00 PM.
The Donegal Rhythm
Singers will also perform,
and the Freshman Chorus
will sing a few numbers.
Some of the Choir’s
songs will be Which Way
America?, songs from My
Fair Lady, the Eche Song,
El Dorado, and A Groovy
Waltz.
The Rhythm Singers will
present We Got Magic to
Do, Everything’s Coming
Up Roses, Sing, Yesterday,
and Stars and Stripes
Almost
Forever.
The Rhythm Singers
consist of Jolene Linde-
muth, Joi Shearer, Allison
Hawthorne, Becky Zimmer-
man, Lisa Mummaw, Deb
Torres, Jim Johnson,
Wayne Mylin, Jim Landis,
Bruce Wagner, Patrick
Kenney, and Mark Wag-
ner.
The officers of the choir
are Jolene Lindemuth,
president; Wayne Mylin,
vice president; Donna
Kreider, secretary; Patty
Shenk, publicity chairwo-
man; and Allison Haw-
thorne, art.
Anything Goes
between fire companies
The Mount Joy Jaycees
announce that plans are in
progress for the 2nd annual
Almost Anything Goes
Contest between the Florin
and Friendship Fire
Companies.
The epic struggle will be
held on Saturday, May
27th, at 6:30 PM. The con-
test is sponsored by the
Mount Joy Recreation
Association in conjunction
with the Jaycees’ Annual
Carnival.
Letter
Dear Editor,
Just a note to let you
know that Dean I’r~e will
be celebrating his 44th
birthday on May 15th.
Dean and Phyllis Wolge-
muth Rice will be celebrat-
ing their 24th wedding
anniversary on June 13th.
We live in Santa Barbara
Calif. now, but we grew up
in Marietta. Dean attended
Marietta High School and
Phyllis was in the last
graduating class of East
The Memorial Day Carn-
ival will be held at the
Mount Joy Borough Park
on Friday, May 26th from
6:00 to 11:00 PM. There
will be lots of games, rides,
and food stands. May 29th
is set for a rain date if
needed.
Any organizations that
are interested in a game or
food stand at the carnival
should get in touch with
Bob Hoffer at 653-5958.
Donegal Township High
School.
We have a good business
in Santa Barbara. The
name of the business is
Goleta Valley Vending.
Goleta is a suburb of Santa
Barbara.
We really enjoy reading
the Susquehanna Times.
Every now and then, there
are names and pictures of
old friends and acquain-
tances.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dean Rice
Dear Editor:
The Mount Joy Jaycees
would like to say ‘‘Con-
gratulations,’” and wish
Rick Rossman good luck in
the national competition.
At this point I, Robert
Stoner, the current presi-
dent of the Mount Joy Jay-
cees, would like to thank
the citizens of the Mount
Joy area for their support
over the past 26 years.
We, the Jaycees, feel
that our community is one
to be proud of. Our
Memorial Day Parade Float
will be a salute to Mount
Joy.
Robert Stoner
May Queen at Beahm Jr. High
Shown above are
the Beahm students who
participated in the May Queen contest last Friday.
The younger kids standing in the center of the circle
are flower girl Amy Bollenbacher and her escort, Daniel
Pay no attention
to that man behind the curtain
The great and powerful
Wizard of Donegal
attempts to dumbfound populace
The Great and Powerful
Wizard of Donegal recently
sent some puzzles to the
Times. ‘‘Bring me - the
answers to these puzzles,’’
he roared, ‘“‘and I will send
you some more.’
Readers are invited to
wrack their brains.
Here is the 1st puzzle:
Complete this sequence of
numbers—8, 5, 4, 9, 1,
—what?
Correction
In last week’s article
about Mrs. Flanagan’s
baby shower, it was
wrongly stated that the
shower was given in part
by the Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon. This should have
been parents of the
students.
The 2nd puzzle is this:
take matches and arrange
them as shown in the dia-
gram below. Moving ex-
actly two matches—no
more, no less—change the
five boxes into four boxes
of the same size and shape
as the original ones. All
matches must touch at the
corners only.
Good Luck!
Correction
Richard Wood has earn-
ed the rank of Sergeant in
the U.S. Air Force.
Stoner. Last year’s queen, Dory Hummel, stands in the
rear with her escort, Steve Brackbill.
The others are, in no particular order: Karen
Mummaw, escorted by Ken Geib; Tammy Matheny,
escorted by Tom White; Judy Rice, escorted by Larry
Gilbert; Cindy Beaston, escorted by Frank Smith; Gay
McKain, escorted by Ron Kennedy; Kim Derr, escorted
by Mike Matheny; Jobeth Sheaffer, escorted by Jerry
Henry; and Michelle Yohe, escorted by Rich Zink.
After the crowning, the new queen and her escort
[Gay McKain and Ron Kennedy] danced the first dance.
Then, the entire student body, all dressed to kill, took
to the dance floor.
The May Day celebration was arranged by the
Student Council. Each contestant was elected by the
votes of boys and girls in their sections, and Gay was
elected by the votes of the entire school.
Her Majesty, Gay McKain, poses with escort Ron
Kennedy after the coronation.