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Following is the lunch
menu for the Donegal
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first week of school, and the
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through 12. Milk is served
with each meal.
Wednesday
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Cole Slaw
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Tossed Salad with Dressing
Italian Bread with Butter
Peanut Butter Bar
Monday
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Celery with Peanut Butter
Peaches
Tuesday
Hot Dog on Roll
Baked Beans
Creamed Slaw
Pineapples
Wednesday
Chicken Croquette on Potato
Nest with Gravy
Roll & Butter
Mixed Vegetables with
Butter Sauce
Apple Crisp
Thursday
Hoagie
Buttered Green Beans
Canteloupe
Friday
Chicken Noodle Soup
Meat or Peanut Butter
Sandwich
Celery & Carrot Strips
Watermelon
Manheim
Garden Cl.
bus trip
The Manheim Garden
Club will sponsor a bus trip
to Ashcombe Farms and
Greenhouse, Grantham, and
Rosemary House, Mechan-
icsberg, on September 13,
1980. The bus will leave
from the Manheim Central
High School parking lot at
8:30 am with a charge of
$5.00 per passenger. Re-
servations must be made by
September S.
During the visit to the
Rosemary House the group
will attend a Garden Party
featuring both foods and
beverage made from herbs.
For further information
and making of reservations
call Manheim 665-6207.
September 3, 1980
From left to right: Rev. John S. Heistand, Paster Emeritus of Congregational Bible
Church; Rev. Gary C. Newton, Pastor of Christian Education and Youth at CBC; Mr.
Ed Charles, President, Donegal Mutual Insurance Company; and Mr. James Gish,
Chairman of the Council, CBC.
Marietta’s Congregational Bible Ch.
gets old Donegal Mutual building
The old Donegal Mutual
Insurance Company build-
ing on West Front Street,
Marietta, was recently
deeded to the Congrega-
tional Bible Church by Mr.
Ed Charles. The church will
be using this building to
expand its ministry and
replace the old building on
East Front Street. The new
location is advantageous
both because of additional
space and its central
location in the town. The
church hopes to expand its
ministry to the older youth
in Marietta.
For the past two months
young people and adults
have been busy painting,
plastering, cleaning and
tearing out the third floor of
the building. Plans are to
utilize the front third of the
building. The first floor will
be a lounge area with pool
and ping pong tables, an
office and a counseling
room. The second and third
floors will be opened up to
make a multi-purpose room
for basketball, street hock-
ey, volleyball and large
group meetings.
The church’s Fall Youth
Center program will begin
as soon as the facility is
ready. Girls’ Club, for girls
ages 9-11, will be Monday
night. Boys’ Club, for boys
ages 9 to 12, will be
Tuesday. Thursday night
will feature basketball for
guys ages 13 to 17, Friday
night will be for teens, and
Saturday night will include
special teen concert pro-
grams. Sunday afternoon
will have a program for teen
girls. All the programs
involve recreation, Bible
study and discussion.
According to Rev. Gary C.
Newton, Pastor of Christian
Education and Youth at the
church, the focus of the
Youth Center is to present
Jesus Christ as the person
who loved the young people
Tom Madden, NBC v-p,
so much that He died for
them. ‘‘The Christian lead-
ers try to express this love in
their relationships with the
young people not by
‘preaching’ at them but by
sharing with them an
alternate way of life that is
both challenging and fulfill-
ling.”
All programs are super-
vised by trained Christian
leaders.
at Lancaster Ad Club
The Lancaster Advertis-
ing Club will be presenting
NBC Vice-President Thomas
J. Madden as featured
speaker at their September
11 meeting at the Media
Country Club. Madden,
formerly Assistant to NBC’s
President, Fred Silverman,
is currently Program De-
partment Liaison, NBC
Entertainment Division and
will discuss NBC’s mini-
series ‘‘Shogun’’ and the
extraordinary multi-media
promotional efforts.
Incoming officers of the
Lancaster -Advertising Club
are: President, Sandra
Schimp of Xerox; Treasurer,
Joe DiPippo of Victor
Weaver, Inc.; and Sec-
retary, Emily Bucher. Board
members include Barry
Bruce, Q106 (WQXA-FM);
Joan Berger, Bell Tele-
phone; B.J. Hamp, Alpha-
bet Graphics; Gloria Degler,
Hamilton Bank; James
Trimble, Fondren Advertis-
ing; Brian Long, Lancaster
Newspapers; and Dick
Stipe, Centennial Graphics.
The Lancaster Advertis-
ing Club meets the second
Thursday of each month. To
place a reservation and
obtain information on mem-
bership, call Emily Bucher
at 393-6186 before Septem-
ber 9.