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Introducing a new service
UNI-CHECK is a Union National checking account that
has been united with a Union National loan accoui:t
that is forever ready for your convenience and use.
FREE CHECKING -
No monthly service charges, no minimum balance.
SIMPLE -
UNI-CHECK works like an ordinary account, with
reserve money backing the balance. .
FLEXIBLE -
The pre-approved line of credit can range from $300.00
to $5,000.00 based on your needs.
IMMEDIATE CREDIT -
Loan reserve forever ready for your use.
PRIVATE -
No special loan check is required, no one knows you
are borrowing.
OVERDRAFT PROTECTION -
Reserve funds are automatically transferred to the
checking account.
EASY PAY BACK -
Low monthly payments are automatically deducted
from the checking account.
ECONOMICAL -
You pay interest only on the amount advanced from
the reserve.
CONTINUOUS CREDIT -
As the loan is repaid, the reserve is available for use
again.
PROTECTION -
The unpaid outstanding loan balance is covered by life
insurance.
THE
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
100 W. High St. 101 E. Main St.
Maytown, Pa.
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Mount Joy, Pa.
October 5, 1977
DHS announces scholarships
— opportunities for qualified applicants
The Guidance Dept. of
DHS has announced these
scholarship opportunites. If
you're interested, get in
touch with the guidance
office.
Sico Foundation: $3000
total, $750 per year. Any
high school senior or grad
who has not been a full-
time college student.
Greater Lancaster Board
of Realtors: $1000 for at-
tending a four-year Lan-
caster County College. All
county HS seniors are
eligible. Runners-up get
$50 savings bond.
Hotel Resort Manage-
ment: To E. Stroudsburg
“Get the highest prices I
for your railroad stuff!”
Railroad Consignment
Auction of the Year
Red Caboose Motel & Restaurant
(next to Strasburg Railroad
& the Toy Train Museum)
Dates of Auction
State College, $250 per
semester. HS seniors eli-
gible.
Washington University:
Full tuition plus $500 per
the basis of
year, on
competition in various
areas.
On Tuesday, October
12th Donegal High School
10th grade students are
scheduled to take the
National Educational De-
velopment Tests. The tests
will not affect academic
grades but will provide
parents, teachers and stu-
dents a truly objective view
of a students educational
strength and weaknesses.
Friday, November 4, 6 to 11 p.m.
Model Trains and Toys
Saturday, November 5, 9:30 a.m. til sold
Railroad Artifacts
Send for consignment form
Minimum of 6 items per person
Red Caboose Motel & Restaurant
Box 102 Strasburg, PA 17579
717-687-6642
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R.V. RICHARDS & SONS
I master charge
COLUMBIA
426-1836
R.D.1 BANKAMERICARD
"Call us to do your work"
N.E.D.T. includes two
kinds of tests. The first,
the test of Learning Ability,
measures the ability to
learn new information. THe
second, the test of Educa-
tional Development mea-
sures the ability to inter-
pret, evaluate, and under-
stand the basic school
subjects. The latter test
includes English Usage,
Mathematice Usage, Social
Studies Reading, Natural
Science Reading, and Word
Usage.
The data received from
the test results assists the
student in planning his
remaining high school
years realistically. THe
NEDT may reveal strengths
the student may not have
been aware of as well as
show up weakness that can
be corrected with appropri-
ate programming.
Parents, please take
note, your 10th grade son
or daughter will be given a
booklet with pertinent
information. It also con-
tains sample questions
from each of the test
categories. Studing and
answering the sample
questions should assist the
student in doing his best
work on the final examina-
tions. If there are any
questions parents are en-
couraged to contact either
Mrs. Paden or Mr. Day in
the guidance office.
Deborah
Bernhisel is
“University
Scholar”’
Deborah Bernhisel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Bernhisel of Route #1,
Elizabethtown, a senior
majoring in English, at
Susquehanna University,
was in the ‘‘University
Scholars’’ list for the
1977-78 academic year.
“University Scholars’
are students with a
cumulative grade point
average of 3.25 or better on
a 4.0 scale. It the students
maintain these averages
through their senior year,
they will graduate with
honors.
At the university's Open-
ing Convocation on Sept. 4,
167 students were cited for
this achievement.
STATE
THEATRE
downtown Columbia
684-2273
Starts Wednesday
Walt Disney Presents
Herbie
Goes to
Monte Carlo
Nitely 7 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9 p.m.
Sat. matinee 1:30 p.m.