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October 17, 1979
8th grade color guard, clockwise, Liz Edwards,
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Coreen Gottleib, Michele Roberts, Andrea Nornhold,
Sherry Stotz, Jennifer Eno, Mary Welsh, Heather
Billett, Cheryl Smith, Shari Eshleman, Crystal Kelly,
Rebecca Corrigal,
Peggy Winters and Martha
Wilkinson. Missing from photo were Heather Farmer,
Cherrie Gerber and Amy Keller.
7th grade ‘color guard, clockwise, Linda Sherk,
Connie Coover, Bryna Vandergrift, Lori Bradley,
Robin Funk, Missy Stokes, Brenda Cover, Lynn
Lesnefsky, -Judy Kennedy, Tina Martin Lorette
Stoltzfus, Dana Yingst and Terri Smoker.
Beahm Junior High band to march
in parades in Mount Joy, Marietta
Om-Pah, Boora! Om-Pah,
Boom! A flash of flags, a
blare of bugles: that’s what
the bystanders will see
when the Beahm Junior
High School Band marches
in the Bonfire Parade in
Mount Joy on Oct. 25th, and
the Marietta Halloween
Parade on Oct. 29th. The
band will be under the
direction of Miss Sharon
Zimmerman and Mr. Glen
Leib.
Tryouts for the Band
Front were held on Oct. 4th.
The majorettes, who will
lead the band, are Stephanie
Mathiot, Pam Barton,
Denise Mumma, Jodi Gray,
Audra Markely and Dawn
Zimmerman. Chosen to
follow them in the parades
as members of the Color
Guard were Sherry Stotz,
Cheryl Smith, Peggy Win-
ters, Mary Welsh, Liz
Edwards, Heather Billett,
Andrea Nornhold, Cherie
Gerber, Crystal Kelly, Shari
Eshleman, Rebecca Cori-
gall, Michele Roberts,
Beahm majorettes, left to right, Pam Barton, Denise Mumma, Stephanie
Mathiot, Audra Markley, Jodi Gray and Dawn Zimmerman.
Jennifer Eno, Coreen Gott-
leib, Martha Wilkinson,
Heather Farmer, Tina
Martin, Lynn Sherk, Bryna
Vandergrift, Robin Funk,
Lori Bradley, and Dana
Yingst.
Color Guard substitutes
will be Loretta Stoltzfus,
Brenda Cover, Judy Ken-
nedy, Missy Stokes, and
Amy Keller. Uniforms for
the Color Guard are
presently being - made by
members of the Donegal
High School Band Club.
Rollin Morse
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II
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 5
Rosemary Patterson
shows flower pressing
Rosemary Patterson of
the Rosemary Shop near the
S-bend in Marietta held a
flower and plant pressing
workshop for the Marietta
Auxiliary to the Columbia
Hospital recently.
Rosemary told the Auxil-
iary members that flowers
can be pressed with any
heavy book, such as a phone
book. Other tools needed for
pressing are scissors, tweez-
ers and an artist’s paint
brush.
Flowers to be pressed
should be cut at noon,
ideally, and pressed while
still fresh. To prevent
deterioration, they can be
placed under glass.
If you try it, gather lots of
plant material, because
you'll undoubtedly bruise
much of it while getting your
design straight. Allow six
weeks of undisturbed drying
time.
The brush is used to put
glue on the plant parts used
in the pressing.
Flower pressing was quite
popular with Victorian
ladies, who used hair,
butterflies, and seaweed
along with their flowers.
After Rosemary’s talk,
the business session was
conducted by Mrs. Mary
Sarver. Plans for the
pinochle card party were
finalized: it will be held on
Oct. 16th, at 8:00pm, in the
Community House. Mrs.
William Heisey and Mrs.
George Houseal are co-
chairing this event.
A menu for the Christmas
luncheon was tentatively
agreed upon. The luncheon
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Sarver in Rheems on
Dec. 3rd at 12:30pm. Tickets
are available now at $3.50
each.
The Nov. 13th meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Miller, 111
Fairview Ave., Marietta.
Hostesses for the October
meeting were Miss Ruth
Wisman and Mrs. Robert
Henry. Devotions were led
by Mrs. Heisey.
Restoration Associates
to hear Rollin Morse
talk on ‘‘Canal Days”’
Rollin Morse of Columbia
will address the Marietta
Restoration Associates on
‘Canal Days in Columbia’’
at their next meeting.
Mr. Morse is active in
COIL OER TCE
Puma, Converse, Pony
AIG
restoration in Columbia. He
is a member of the
Historical Society.
Mr. Morse’s talk will be
accompanied by slides.
Get ready for
cold-weather jogging
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