ebruary 2, 1977
Market Kart holds Grand Opening
The Market Kart in Marietta was officially opened last
~~ week by a ribbon cutting ceremony. Photo shows, left to
~ right: Dick Williams of Dreisbach Specialties, Inc.; Paul
~ Bertz, Jr., president of Supermarket Investors, Inc.; Ken
- Ressler of Farmers First Bank; Mayor Barney McDevitt;
Russell Carlson, executive vice president of United
Associated Grocers, Inc.; Ted Schreiber, manager of the
Market Kart; and Donald Siglin, assistant manager.
Committee meets
‘Business Lay Advisory
The Business Education
Lay Advisory Committee of
Donegal High School met
recently to discuss person-
nel problem of mutual
interest to the high
school’s business education
departments and to local
businesses.
The Advisory Committee,
consisting of teachers from
the DHS business educa-
tion department, school
administrators and repre-
sentatives from local in-
dustries, in aimed coordin-
ating DHS business educa-
tion with the special needs
and interests of local em-
ployers.
The agenda included dis-
cussions of competency
tests, advance placement
based on mastery of a skill,
and subject areas defined
by business requirements.
Members of the commit-
tee are:
Mrs. Nancy Bromer,
Publisher, The Susquehan-
na Times; Mr. Jere Duke,
Managing Accountant,
Lancaster Malleable Cast-
ings Company; Mr. Dennis
Fackler, Assistant Cashier,
Union National Mount Joy
Bank; Mr. Donald Leon-
hard, Assistant Treasurer-
Secretary, Donegal Mutual
Insurance Company and
Mr. Charles Ricedorf, Of-
fice Manager The Sico
Company.
Donegal school personnel
working with the committee
are: Mr. Ragnar Hallgren,
Mr. Drenner, Principal of
Secondary Education; Mr.
Harry West, Assistant
Principal; Mr. Roy Armold,
teacher of Business Law
and Typing; Mrs. Rudi
Wert, teacher of CIVIC,
Typing, and Business
Math; Miss Kitty Etsell,
teacher of typing, note-
hand and family finance;
Mrs. Peters, teacher of
Shorthand, General Busi-
ness Communications and
Calculations; Mr. Charles
Portser, teacher of Ac-
counting, Business Ma-
chines and Data Processing
and CIVIC; and Mrs. Nao-
mi Houseal, teach of Office
Practice and Typing.
Friendship Fire Co.
assists at house fire
Friendship Fire Co. #1 of
Mount, Joy assisted Mas-
tersonville Fire Dept. on a
house fire, Thursday, Jan-
uary 27 at 12:11 P.M. The
house was occupied by
Richard E. Miller, located
at RD #4, Meadow Road,
Manheim. Friendship Co.
was in service until 1:12
P.M. with 20 men re-
sponding.
“ings;
Citizens’ Advisory
compares E.Q.A.’s
On Wednesday, January
19, 1977 the Long Range
Planning Citizen's Advisory
Council of the Donegal
School District met in the
Riverview library.
The group concerned it-
self with comparing the
results of the needs as-
sessment which was con-
ducted in March of 1976
with the Educational Qual-
ity Assessment which was
administered in 1974. The
E.Q.A. was handled by the
Pennsylvania Department
of Education and was given
to grades S, 8 and 11.
While the two surveys
clearly showed various
needs, it appeared that the
greatest priority was that of
communications with both
staff and community.
Other concerns listed in
priority ordered were:
Accountability; Build-
Academics; Organi-
zational Structure; Mater-
ials and Supplies; Cultural
Pursuits and Extra-
curricular.
The advisory council is
made up of representatives
from various groups from
within the..school and the
community.
The group is charged
with the responsibility of
making recommendations
to the school board con-
cerning future district long
range planning.
In attendance at
meeting were:
Mrs. Joanne Mengel
Right to Read; Mrs. Gloria
Straub - Band Parents;
Mrs. Brenda Musser
Grandview PTO; Mr. Pat
Kenny - Lancaster City-
County Human Relations
and Mr. James Lesher -
Title 1.
Mr. Morrell Shields -
Donegal Elementary
Schools; Mr. Jack Loose -
Donegal Secondary
Schools; Mr. Ragnar Hall-
gren - Donegal Superin-
tendent; Mr. James Law-
rence - Donegal Principal
and Mr. John Sauter -
Director of Long Range
Planning.
the
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OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
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Fire police radio units
The following announce-
ment was made by the
Mount Joy Fire Police
Captain:
Radio Units of the mount
Joy Fire Police are :
Unit 1: Captain Christ
Charles, Unit 2: Second Lt.
Richard Hoover, Unit 17:
John Schrool, Unit 8:
Elwood Young, Unit 13:
Rufus Bleecher, Unit 14:
Waren Rutt, Unit: Asher
Schrool, Mount Joy Base
2S: Norman Ebersole,
Mount Joy Base 30: Rich-
ard Olweiler.
Four Walkie-Talkie units
will be used by any of
these men: Christ Charles,
Robert Schneider, Richard
Hoover, Robert Hoffmast-
er, James Gingrich, Earl
Geltmacher, John Schroll,
scher Schroll, Wlwood
Young, John Thomas, Ro-
bert Williams, Warren
Rutt, J. Bigler Ney and
Rufus Bleecher.
The Mount Joy Fire
Police and all Lancaster
County Fire Police will
continue to use Channel 17
when there is a fire or
other emergency. They
would appreciate the coop-
eration of all concerned
during emergencies.
La Leche League
The Elizabethtown
Mount Joy group of La
Leche League will hold its
regular meeting, Thursday,
February 10, at 7:30 p.m.
at Norlanco Family Health
Center.
The topic for informal
discussion will be ‘‘the Art
of Breastfeeding and over-
coming Difficulties.”
Anyone interested in
learning more about good
mothering is welcome to
attend; babies, too! For
more information or Breast-
feeding Counceling, please
call: Mrs. Elaine Good,
653-1590 or Mrs. Grace
Faus, 665-4582.
Greg Mayers enlists
oregory L. Mayers,
formerly of 145 W. High
St. Maytown whose wife
the former Elizabeth M.
Wilson of 398 N. Seminola
Dr., Chattanooga Tenn.
enlisted in the U.S. Air
Force recently according to
TSgt Jim Ellington, Air
Force Recruiter, 44 S. Duke
St. Lancaster.
Upon graduation from
the Air Force's six weeks
basic military training he
will receive technical train-
ing in the General Aptitude
Area. He is a 71 graduate
of Donegal H.S.
He will be earning cred-
its toward a Career Educa-
tion Certificate through the
Community College of the
Air Force while attending
basic and other Air Force
technical training schools.
Penn State exhibit on
blacks in Revolution
Penn State-Capitol Cam-
pus proudly announces the
exhibition of ‘“‘The Black
Presence in the Era of the
American Revolution, 1770
- 1800." The exhibit is
circulated nationally by the
Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibition Ser-
vice.
Forty handsome exhibit
panels tell the story of
blacks during this period
by presenting their por-
traits and deeds in pictures
and words--as soldier and
sailor, founder of the black
church, fighter for equality.
organizer of school, lodge,
and society; as scientist,
writer poet, artist, captain,
physician, frontiersman,
and rebel.
This special exhibition is
open to the public free of
charge.
Math Scholarship test
Elizabethtown College's
Department of Mathema-
tics is conducting a compet-
itive examination on Satur-
day, Feb. 19, to award four
mathematics scholarships
at the school.
According to Robert K.
Morse, associate proffessor
of mathematics, all high
school juniors and seniors
may take the test, which
will be administered from 2
to 4 p.m. in 362 Esben-
shade Hall on the campus.
Interested students need
only call the mathematics
department secretary at
367-1151, Ext. 386, and
leave their names, ad-
dresses and telephone
numbers, he said.
The College is offering
four scholarships, two at
$300 ard two at $200.
Following the examina-
tion, which is expected to
be an annual competition,
interested students and
their parents are invited to
tour the campus, have
dinner and attend a bas-
ketball game as quests of
the math department,
Morse said.