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Darvin Boyd came to
Republican Congressional candidate Darvin Boyd met
with local farmers at the Elvin K. Brenneman farm on
Donegal Springs Road last week. Mr. Boyd hopes to win
the GOP nomination for the 16th District.
Boyd visited Mount Joy, Maytown, Marietta and Rheems.
He spoke at the Mount Joy Diner, Donegal High School,
and Mr. Lacy’s.
Sophomores score well on national tests =
Eleven members of the
tenth grade at Donegal High
School have received Na-
tional Certificates of Educa-
tional Development award-
ed for performance at the
90th percentile or better as
measured by national norms
on The National Educational
Development Tests admin-
istered by the Guidance
Mount Joy WW has ‘open’ board meeting
The monthly Board meet-
ing of the Mount Joy Wel-
come Wagon was held at the
home of Barbara Banks,
April 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Some of the girls up for
nomination of offices at-
tended the meeting. It was
hoped that this would give
them a better insight on how
the board functions and
make it easier for them to
take over for the new year.
The Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon Club is .proud to
welcome two new sponsors:
The Union National Bank,
Mount Joy, and Bob’s
Flower Shop, Elizabeth-
town. They wish to thank all
their sponsores for all the
support they give the club.
The monthly meeting will
be held April 21, at 6:30
p.m. at the Mount Joy
Legion. A choice of stuffed
flounder or pork chops,
baked potatoes, corn and
relishes will be served. The
cost for the meal will be
$3.75. Please note the slight
increase. Dr. Nancy Trisch-
ler will speak on ‘‘Morality
Today’.
The last two visits to the
Department at Donegal
High School according to
Donald W. Drenner, Princi-
pal.
They are: Karen Albright,
Lori Gebhart, Carole Giba-
son, Brian Golden, Denise
Grimm, Delbert Hiestand,
Debra Ross, Rebecca Ruhl,
Schock Home were made
April 9 and April 12. The
club gave a big hand to Judy
Novinger for a job well done
and hopes that this will not
be the end of a very worth-
while and rewarding pro-
ject.
The next two months will
be busy.
On April 28, 7:30 p.m., at
Mount Joy Legion there will
be a joint Board meeting.
those attending are request-
ed to have two copies of
their report to present at
this meeting.
On May 1, a family picnic
will be held at Long Park,
Lancaster. Those who are
interested should contact
Thelma Rankin or advice her
at the dinner meeting.
On May 1, at 8 p.m., at
St. Lukes Episcopal Church,
Mount Joy, an Omelets and
Salads social will be held.
Bring a friend and enjoy a
‘“delicious’’ evening and
learn how to prepare these
“‘delectibles’’ for yourself.
The money for the social
should be turned over to
Janice at the April 21
meeting.
April 14, 1976
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Photo shows discussion at the Brenneman farm. From left
to right are; Verna Frey, Vera Frey, Helen M. Wivell,
Jack Garner, Sr., Jack Garner, Jr., candidate Darvin
Boyd, Elvin K. Brenneman, Marian A. Brenneman, and
Shirley Garner, and Patricia DeFrance. Patricia’s son
George DeFrance watches from the floor.
>. @entral
y/ Hotel
102 N. Market 5t. Mt. Joy
Phone 653-2056
Serving luncheon and
dinners daily. Finest in
gourmet dining—parties
and banquets.
“Tours of A. Bube's
Brewery and Cata-
combs —weekends
beginning April 10,
1976. Daily, May | to
Nevember |, 1976
Kathi Shelly, Holly Spence
and Eric Steinhart.
The National Educational
Development Test Battery is
used to measure broad
aspects of the general
educational development of
students and to compare
each student’s development
with his current potential for
achievement.
On May 2 the Joycee-
ettes will have a tea. Anyone
interested in obtaining more
information contact Lois
Phalen.
On May 1S, 6:30 p.m., at
Mr. Lacy’s, installation will
be held. There will be no
business meeting and hus-
bands are invited. Reserva-
tions must be made to
Thelma Rankin at the April
21 meeting. All monies must
be paid.
Plans are in the making to
get together at the Timbers
in Mount Gretna on June 16.
Plans are in the making
for next year’s bazaar. Judy
Miller and Sharon Roberts
have many great ideas and
would appreciate everyone's
participation.
"MARCO'S RESTAURANT"
Italian and American Food
PIZZA —STEAK—SUBS
MARIETTA RT. 441 K-MART CENTER
Phone 426-2210 Phone 569-8100
* DINNER SPECIALS * THURSDAY thru WEDNESDAY
FRESH ROAST TURKEY ROAST BEEF
Served with Filling Served with Filling,
$2.50
Potato & Vegetable $2.80 Potato & Vegetable,
Gravy, Tossed Salad Gravy, Tossed Salad
VEAL PARMIGIANA $2.75
Served with Spaghetti and Tossed Salad
LASAGNA $2.25
All Dinners are served with Homemade Rolls and Butter
Served with Tossed Salad
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
LARGE ITALIAN STEAK %1.45 concer) .......... ..$ .95
ERSAGNA einer ss $1.25 CLUB SANDWICH ........
SPECIALS: Small Pizza $1.65 — Medium $2.25 — Large $3.00
SICILIAN PIZZA $3.95 — STROMBOLI $1.50
Anyone with any sugges-
tions on where the bazaar
should be held please bring
vour ideas to the next
meeting.
If you know of any
newcomers to the area
please contact Barbara
Banks at 653-4478 or Cherie
Dillow at 653-1609.