October 25, 1978
DID YOU
John Heisey of Mount
Joy Township will be one
of the featured .peakers at
the county extension work-
shop on October 25th.
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Mrs. Riley of Marietta,
who appeared with her .
giant beans in a recent
issue of the Times, wrote a
letter to a journalist in
Sarasota, Florida, about
her sister Jessie Nissley’s
approaching birthday. It
was publicized, and now
Jessie has received 2§
cards from Florida—and it
isn’t even her birthday yet!
Jessie’s groundhogs are
being moved. Eight of
them, including Groundy
and Groundy’s parents, are
now successfully relocated
in a new, snug borrow.
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Mary Ann Derr, daugh-
ter of Wilbur and Mary
Derr, 413 Birchland Ave-
nuse, Mount Joy, is work-
ing at Armstrong Cork Co.
Jim Buckius, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Buckius
520 Donegal Springs Road
Mount Joy, is in the Air
Force.
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HEAR?
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Michelle Ann Fisher, 537
Donegal Springs Road,
Mount Joy, is in nurse’s
training at Lancaster Gen-
eral Hospital.
§§8
Kelly Jo Andrews, 39
Porter Street, Marietta, is
working at Donegal In-
dustries.
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John M. Melhorn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Melhorn, 40 Donegal
Springs Road, Mount Joy,
is driving a truck for his
father.
Denise Grimm, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean N.
Grimm, R.D. 1, Marietta,
is in nurse’s training at St.
Joseph Hospital.
Cindy Hendrix, daughter
of Charles and Eva Hend-
rix, R.D. 1, Mount Joy, is
working at CVS, Park City.
§§8§
Mark Shope, son of John
and Lois Shope, S558 E.
Market St., Marietta, is
working for the Lawrence
Family Leather Company.
§§8§
Steve Adams, DHS ’78,
son of the late John
Frederick and Patricia Ann
Weldon Adams of 288
Rivermoor Drive, Marietta,
is working at Charles’
Chips on the Marietta Pike.
His brother Dave is
working in Mount Joy.
§§8§
Scott A. Baker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
Baker, 129 S. Market St.,
Mount Joy, has enlisted in
the Air Force.
§§8§
Kim Arnold, daughter of
Clark and Joyce Arnold,
258 W. Walnut St., Mariet-
ta, is working at Plain and’
Fancy in Mastersonville.
§§8§
Connie Kline is working
at Electronic Systems Inter-
national.
§§8§
Michael J. Wolgemuth,
934 W. Main St., Mount
Joy, is in the Army in
Oklahoma.
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Diane Yingst, daughter
of Shirley and Donald
Yingst, R.D. 3, Mount Joy,
is working for Donegal
Mutual Insurance Co.
DHS students get inside story
on local jobs
~~ AAAS AAA RSH 0000 ~~
Donna Kreider [seated] explains her work to her sister Sandy, one of the DHS
students taking part in the career survey.
Donna works for Union National Mount Joy Bank, where the photo was taken.
Some Donegal High stu-
dents are getting in-depth
job counseling this month.
They're interviewing
people who work in local
businesses.
Members of the clerical
office practice class devel-
oped a questionnaire and
then got an individual, who
is working in a field the
student might want to
enter, to fill it out and
answer questions about his
or her job.
Most of the questions
were routine, others involv-
ed confidential information.
The students will discuss
their interviews together,
leaving the confidential
information out.
Some of the questions
included: title of the posi-
tion, major duties, needed
training, closeness of sup-
ervision, what is good and
bad about the job, and
working conditions. Some
confidential questions that
were suggested to the
students were: how the
people liked their bosses
and co-workers, how much
money the job pays, and
what personal satisfactions
the job provides.
Mrs. Houseal, the class
teacher, handed out survey
sheets with lists of suggest-
ed questions and guidlines.
The importance of courtesy
and confidentiallity was
stressed.
Each student will fill out
answers on the sheet and
deliver an oral report to the
rest of the class.
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