Page 12—SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN Tickets for Joycee-ettes’ ball now on sale through Dec. 15 by Mrs. Vickie Brown On Tuesday, November 11, the Joycee-ette meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Cheryll Hallgren. Tickets for the Mount Joy Bicentennial Birthday Ball are now on sale and will be through December 15. The Ball will be held Saturday, February 7, 1976 from 8:00 p.m. till 12:00 p.m. at Donegal High School. On Sunday, November 23, the Joycee-ettes and Jay- cees will be having a joint membership orientation from 3:00 till 5:00 p.m., at the Borough Hall. Any person between the ages of 18 and 3S interested in join- ing should call Mrs. William Bowers, 653-4460. Mrs. Sharon Funk report- ed that on Friday, Novem- ber 28 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the Joycee-ettes will be taking the Messiah Home children to play miniature golf at Park City. The ‘Mr. America’ Dr, Val Vasilef, winner of ‘‘Mr. America’’ and ‘‘Mr. Physical Fitness’ awards, will be making a personal appearance at Weavers Na- tural Foods in Manheim on Saturday. Dr. Vasilef will be speaking on methods of Joycee-ettes will also be helping the children wrap their Christmas presents on Saturday, December 13, after the Jaycee’s annual Messiah Home Shopping Tour. Mrs. Joanne Nolt and Mrs. Vickie Brown reported that 21 couples attended the Fall Fling Social. The Sweetheart King and Queen project will be chaired by Mrs. La Von Harnish. Mrs. Donnal Wetzel and Mrs. Sharon Funk volun- teered to chair the Fashion Show for 1976. The 75-Plus Banquet which will be held in June, 1976, will be chaired by Mrs. Sandy Meckley and Mrs. Crystal Fackler. Mrs. LaVon Harnish was installed as vice-president to fill the recently vacated office. © The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Donna Wet- zel. in Manheim ‘“*Retarding the Aging Pro- cess’ . Appearing with Dr. Vasi- lef will be Miss Susan Shull, current ‘‘Miss Eastern USA’ and ‘‘Miss World Physical Fitness’’. 3 4 sy, WANT TO SAVE MONEY??? CALL ME BEFORE YOU BUY A WATER SOFTENER AMMON SMITH 653-1159 SMITH WATER CONDITIONING CO. 807 West Main Street x REDUCED Prices On All Drinks \ Mon.--Thur. | WiP.M.t02AM.// KITCHEN OPEN TIL2 A.M. Try our exciting new sandwiches J, ON // O eo Mount Joy J $ November 19, 1975 HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY If you own | a clothes dryer... There are many ways you can save electricity with an electric clothes dryer. One of the best, is not to use your dryer as often. For instance, you - can switch to the old fashioned clothes line for some drying jobs. And, you can plan ahead . . . waiting until you have enough clothes to wash and dry full loads. When you do use your dryer, don’t overdry. Select the cycle or drying time best matched to the type of clothing involved. If you're going to iron items later, remove them in damp-dry condition. And remember, iron or not, some natural materials such as cotton or wool should retain some moisture to prevent wrinkling. For maximum drying efficiency it pays to leave some tumbling space in the dryer and clean the lint filter after each use. Proper venting is important, too. In summer, you should definitely vent heat and humidity to the outside. In winter however, it may be practical (depending on your dryer location) to use inside venting as a heat and humidifying supplement. Electricity is too valuable to waste — use your dryer wisely! An Energy Saving Message From PPalL P.S. _ Using your washer and dryer after 7 P.M. helps PP&L balance day/night electric load and increases long-range service reliability for all customers. eh da
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