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Aux. plans food sale
for 2nd Marietta Day
Plans were completed for
a benefit sponsored by the
Marietta Auxiliary toe the
Columbia Hospital at the
group’s April meeting, held
at the home of Mrs. James
Baker. Mrs. Winefred Buell
was co-hostess.
The group will conduct a
food sale at the home of
Mrs. George Houseal, 243
W. Market Street, Marietta,
on Marietta Day, May 17.
Coffee and donuts, hot dogs
and saurkraut, and home-
made goodies will be offered
for sale.
Chances on a hand-made
quilt in the bear claw
pattern, which are currently
on sale, will also be solicited
on May 17.
Profits will be contributed
to the hospital.
The organization spon-
sored a pinochle card party
on April 15, at the Marietta
Community House, Mrs.
George Houseal and Mrs.
William Heisey - served as
co-chairpersons of the
benefit.
Mrs. Mary Sarver con-
ducted the business session
and Mrs. Heisey, chaplain,
read ‘‘What Shall It Be?”’
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Eagle Scout George M. Cizauskas
George M.
Cizauskas
is named Eagle Scout
George M. Cizauskas, 14,
son of Mrs. and Mrs.
George Cizauskas of 58
Vista Drive, Maytown, was
presented the Eagle Pro-
gress Award by Mr. Jay C.
Shank, Assistant Scout-
master of Troop S3, May-
town, on Monday, April 14.
He was also presented a
plaque and trophy from the
troop committee, and
awarded the junior assistant
scoutmaster badge.
George is a freshman at
Donegal High School. He
joined the Boy Scouts in
November of ’77, and in his
time he served as; assistant
patrol leader, patrol leader,
assistant senior patrol
leader, senior patrol leader,
and bugler. He is an ordeal
member of the Order of the
Arrow in the Chiques
Chapter, Wunita Lodge,
where he participates in the
Indian dance team and
election team.
George attended summer
camp at the J. Edward Mack
Scout Reservation in ’77 and
78, and hopes to attend
summer camp at Camp
Bayshore Scout Reservation
this year with his troop. His
service project consisted of
painting a pavillion in the
Legion Park in Maytown,
sponsored by the East
Donegal Township Park
Commission.
He plays trumpet in the
Donegal High School Band
and is a member of the
Dramatics Club. George was
a member of the swim team
of the Mount Joy pool in the
summer of '78. He won first
place and fifth place in his
seventh and eighth grade
science fairs at Beahm
Junior High School. He is a
member of the youth group
at the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary Catho-
lic Church in Mount Joy.
Mount Joy Chorus
plans Sing-Along
The Mount Joy Commun-
ity Chorus is planning “A
Night of Music and Fun’’ for
Saturday, May 3, at the
Donegal High School. The
event will begin at 8 pm.
An “‘old-fashion’’ Sing-
Along with Cordovox ac-
companiment and choral
selections will highlight this
informal night of music.
A cordial invitation is
extended to all to come and
join in this evening of
* community fellowship.
Look for futher details in
next week’s Susquehanna
Times.
Annual fishing derby
set for Sunday, May 11
The Elizabethtown-Mount
Joy Forest Fire Crew will
hold its annual fishing derby
at the Mount Joy Cove
Sunday, May 11, from 1 to 4
pm.
The derby is open to all
boys and girls 15 years of
age and under. Prizes will
be awarded for the first fish
caught, most fish caught,
smallest fish caught and
largest fish caught.
The derby has two
classes: age 9 through and
including 15; and age 8 and
under.
There is no charge for the
derby.
Refreshments will be
served by crew members.
—Raymond E. Heisey