March 24, 1976
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Vo-Tech winners, from left to right: Portia Hossler, Betty Shearer, Jessie Hess; and
distributive education teacher Stephen Kachniasz.
7 Vo-tech students won prizes
Stephen Kachniasz,
teacher of distributive edu-
cation at Mount Joy Vo-Tech
High School, announced last
week that seven students
from the school won prizes
in a statewide contest for
marketing research studies
they carried out.
Pattie Dinkel won a first
prize for a study of junior
sportswear that was spon-
sored by Gimbels in Park
City.
Basketball
John Clark, a national
figure in basketball, will be
the speaker for the Donegal
banquet on April 9 at 6:30 at
Donegal High School.
The banquet is sponsored
High winds sent everything flying
across Mount Joy
Lauella Smith won a
second prize for a study in
food industry sponsored by
MacDonald's.
Jim McCulley won a
second prize for a study of
petroleum products.
Jessie Hess, won a third
-prize for an automotive and
petroleum study sponsored
by Sico.
Portia Hossler won a third
prize for a jewelry study
banquet is
by the Donegal Basketball
Parents Club.
It will honor cheerleaders,
stat girls, coaches and
players.
Catered by the Lancaster
Count Farm Diner.
sponsored by Musselman’s.
Kathy Rank won third
place as female student of
the year and with it, a $100
scholarship.
Betty Shearer won a
fourth prize for a study of
the variety store industry
sponsored by W. T. Grant.
Twelve thousand students
from 93 schools all over the
state participated in the
contest.
scheduled
Tickets will be sold on a
first come basis by Bob
Barto at 653-1732, Mrs.
George McCue at 653-4974,
Barry Etsell at 653-5643 or
Coach Swift at 898-2615.
last Saturday
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photo by Corky Flick
Eighty mile per hour winds tore across Mount Joy during a brief but violent storm
last Saturday. A miniature tornado picked up a 100 foot chicken house owned by John E.
Melhorn, Sr., of Donegal Springs Road, and threw it to the ground. The wind lifted a
patio roof over the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brackbill of Donegal Springs Road. The
patio roof landed in the street on the far side of the house. Timbers from the roof were
driven through a car’s back window. A 100 foot tree fell on the roof of Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Charles of Pine Street.
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