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Donegal chorus to sing May 17
‘It’s May’ is the theme of a
vocal concert being present-
ed by Donegal High School
on Saturday, May 17, at 8
p.m. in the high shcool
auditorium.
The concert directed by Ro
Ann Lau will feature the
Rhythm Singers, the concert
choir, and the freshmen
girls’ chorus.
Soloists will be Don
Witman and Kim Lauver.
Gary Graybill, Kevin Ear-
hart, Newton Kendig, and
Tim Eshleman will form a
quartet accompanied by Mi-
chael Kohler, Kim Lauver,
and Bruce Neyer.
Members of the Rhythm
Singers are Holly Baker,
Cindy Charles, Kathy Jones,
Karen Henry, Kim Lauver,
Lesetta Mummau, Tim Esh-
leman, Gary Graybill, Steve
Hassinger, Ted Hershey,
Mike Kohler, and Don
Witman.

The Bicentennial Cele-
bration is already underway.
While it tends to be viewed
as a national and colonial
event, it should also be a
celebration for the enjoyment
and memory of our whole
community. We have a full,
diversified heritage, not only
nationally, but locally as
well. The Marietta—May-
town—East Donegal com-
munity area is fortunate in
containing a history richly
reflectin the past, threading
its way into the present.
It is with this theme of
celebrating our past through
the present that the Bicen-
tennial Committee was
formed. The purpose of the
Committee is to assist in
orienting established events
and special programs toward
a Bicentennial theme, not to
draw up guidelines on how
the community should cele-
brate. Neither is it the intent
An awards program to
recognize outstanding ener-
gy conservation efforts by
its industrial and commer-
cial customers has been an-
nounced by Pennsylvania
Power & Light Company.
Bicentennial Committee
anounces its policies
*marlETl) of the Committee to be a
[l:r JAY ECA profit—making enterprise,
S gSQUEHANN? but rather to turn any profits
J int t Bicen-
JBI ETE nmin Semon for fhe
| = community.
Our celebration will be
more successful if it is a
community endeavor; we
welcome all suggestions and
help. Because we have a
considerable amount of
talent in the area, it is our
hope that everyone will
participate in sharing this
experience. Join in!
H. Dennis Shumaker,
President
Bicentennial Committee,
Marietta—East Donegal
Photo club
The Mount Joy Photogra-
phy Club was organized
recently at Glossbrenner
United Methodist, Church.
Michael Bukowski was
appointed news reporter,
and Dan Hoy will serve as
advisor. Next meeting will be
June S at 7:30 p.m.
marietta bicentennial policy
statement
SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN — Page 13
E.Donegal J-C’s elect officers
The East Donegal Jaycees
will install new officers at
banquet at the Legion Hall in
Maytown on May 24:
President, Jim Libhart,
Vice-Presidents, Bob Hof-
fines and Harold Wilson;
Secretary, Jack Garner;
Treasurer, Eugene Grimm;
Ways and Means, Joe
Wivell; State Director, Rick
Umbenhauer.
The Jaycees are selling
trash bags at a very
reasonable price. Informa-
tion can be obtained from
Denny Drager, 426-3417, or
Jay Bixler, 426-1513.
Young men interested in
joining the Jaycees are
encouraged to attend meet-
ings on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month
at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall
in Maytown.
Mary Davis’ students perform
On Saturday afternoon,
May 10, at 2:30, pupils of
Mary Denlinger Davis’ stu-
dios in Marietta and Colum-
bia, played at their teacher’s
home in Marietta.
Performers were:Wendy
Drager, Paula Butz, Tom
Hecht, Gena Warrick, Marc
Mengel, Amy Biesecker,
Lauri Henshaw, Paul Heeter,
and Lori Drager.
Also performing were:
Jimmy Frey, Margi Carru-
thersMary Ellen Swisher,
Diane Clark, Marissa Igna-
cio, John Biesecker, Tina
Biesecker, Robert Ignacio,
Charles Ignacio, Suzanne
Clark, Janet Clark, and
Donna Swisher.
The pupils played compo-
sitions by J, S, Bach,
Wilhelm Friedman Bach,
Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms,
Chopin, Schubert, and De-
bussy.
PP&L rewards conservation efforts
The award will be pre-
sented to businesses which
have made significant chan-
ges to effect eelctric de-
mand or electric energy use
reductions in cooperation
with the Company’s energy
management program.
Recognized will be indus-
trial and commercial cus-
tomers who take such ener-
gy savings measures as in-
stalling additional insula-
tion, better controls for the
“heating, ventilating and air
conditioning system, heat
recovery equipment, better
lighting control switches or
other such permanent con-
servation steps.
Spring Bonanza Vitamin Sale

Vitamin C
500 mgm.
100's
2 ror $2.98

Vitamin B
Complex
CAPSULES
2 ror $4.49
100s

Chewable
Vitamin C
250 mgm.
100's
2 ror $2.98

Minuteman Chew
able Vitamins
FOR CHILDREN
100s
reg. $2.49 SPECIAL $1.89

One Tablet Daily
FAMILY VITAMINS
100s
reg. $2.29 SPECIAL $1.69
2

Vitamin E
200 INT. UNIT
2 ror $5.49
4
100s

One Tablet Daily
FAMILY VITAMINS
Plus Iron
100's
reg. $2.69 SPECIAL $1.99
7
able

Minuteman Chew
Vitamins
*
with iron
reg. $2.89 SPECIAL $2 19

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