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AB WA hears about fashions of the ‘80’s
The Mount Joy Charter
Chapter of the ABWA
(American Business Wo-
men’s Association) held its
regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday, October 24, 1978,
at the Hillcrest Supper
Club.
The guest speaker of the
evening was Kathy Eber-
sole of the Village House of
Beauty, who spoke on
women's changing fashions
from 1920 to the present
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Vocational speaker for
the evening was Melva
Ebersole who is a realtor
associate and office man-
ager for Martin Realty.
Two items which had
been donated were raffled
off. One, a hand crocheted
shawl donated by Ruth
Wenditz, was won by
Melva Ebersole and the
other was candy donated
by Janice Shelly which was
won by Naomi Metzler.
The bake and craft sale
to be held on Friday,
November 10, 1978, from
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM was
announced.
The Hand of Friendship
Award was presented to
Carol Wenditz. This is
awarded for sponsoring two
or more new members to
the organization.
There was a discussion
concerning the regional
meeting of ABWA which
will be held in June 1979 at
Hershey. The Mount Joy
Chapter voted to co-
sponsor a hospitality room
during this conference.
The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Nov. 28,
1978, at the Sherwood
Knoll, Centerville Rd.,
Lancaster, at 6:30 PM.
This meeting will be an
orientation meeting with all
officers and chairpersons
explaining about their dif-
ferent positions in ABWA.
Vocational speaker for the
evening will be Carol
Wenditz. Anyone interest-
ed in attending this meet-
ing should contact Pamela
Plasterer at 665-2984.
Joycee-ettes see film
The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes held their monthly
meeting October 17th at St.
Mark's church.
After President Kathy
Bower called the meeting
to order, the club wel-
comed Sandy Spayd as a
new member.
Co-chairman Bev Swan-
son reported that the
Fashion Show Luncheon
was a big success and was
enjoyed by all who attend-
ed.
Other projects now under
way include the making of
Baler twine wreaths, mak-
ing baby bonnets, Santa
Breakfast, and the Creative
Craft Day-Bazaar.
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the making, the Joycee-
ettes have managed to find
some time for fun and
socializing. A bus trip to
the Reading outlets is
planned for October and
Joanne Nolt has planned a
craft night for making
macrame door hangings.
Following the Joycee-ette
business meeting, the
Welcome Wagon was invit-
ed to watch a film shown
by Dr. Kipp from Norlanco
Health Center on jogging.
After the film and a short
discussion from Dr. Kipp,
who is an avid jogger, a
question and answer ses-
sion was held.
Both clubs then socializ-
ed and shared some of
their ideas with each other.
Energy
exposition
Products designed to
save energy by reducing
electrical consumption will
be exhibited at PP&L’s
1978 Industrial and Com-
mercial Energy Conference
and Exposition. It will be
held November 14 and 135
at the Penn Harris Motor
Inn, Harrisburg.
S50 companies will have
displays there, and several
guests will speak, including
Jules Bergman, science
editor at ABC-TV.
The exhibits can be seen
on Wednesday from 9 to 6.
remember this
Dean Vaughn, an expert
‘on applied memory tech-
niques, will appear in
Lancaster on November 14
to offer a course on
improving your memory.
for information, call the
F&M Office of Special
Programs at 291-4001.
DID YOU HEAR?
Christ Charles and
Phyllis Leatherman and her
daughter Cheri attended
the District 2 Regional
Convention for Little
People of America held in
Corning, N.Y. this past
weekend. There were 91
other Little People and
their guests.
Dan Eckenrode and
Marlin Frey were recently
accepted as members of
the Mount Joy Rotary
Club.
§8§
Les and Mary Kroder
will celebrate their anniver-
sary on November 10.
November 8, 1978
§8§
Abe and Betty Groff’s
anniversary falls on No-
vember 12th.
§§§
30, 1978.
ASSETS
Cash in bank
Petty cash
LIABILITIES
FUND EQUITIES
Delinquent tax equity
Fund balance
REVENUE
Local sources
State sources
Federal sources
EXPENDITURES
Administration
Instruction
Pupil personal services
Health services
Fixed charges
Student activities
Community service
Capitol outlay
Debt service
Intersystem payments
AUDITOR’S REPORT
June 30, 1978
Delinquent taxes receivable
Inventory of material and supplies
Principal on improvement and equipment notes
Improvement and equipment notes
Invested in material and supplies
TOTAL LIABILITIES and FUND EQUITY
GENERAL FUND
Year ended June 30, 1978
Refund of prior year’s expenditures
TOTAL REVENUE
Pupil transportation services
Operation and maintenance of plant
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
GENERAL FIXED ASSETS
Buildings
Furniture and equipment
OTHER FUNDS
Excess of Expenditures over Revenue $ (144,297)
Plus: Principal from Improvement and Equipment notes
General Fund Balance—July 1, 1977
GENERAL FUND BALANCE—June 30, 1978
OTHER INFORMATION
Year ended June 30, 1978
LIABILITIES and DEBT—payable in future years
Authority rentals—Ilast maturity date 12/15/91
Land and land improvements
TOTAL GENERAL FIXED ASSETS
Fund
Balance
1/01/71 Revenues
Cafeteria 67,337 250,992
Activities 67,821 148,339
Payroll — 2,725,951
Petty cash 200 453
ASSESED VALUATION of the DISTRICT
Mills levied—103
OF DONEGAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
LANCASTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1978
The auditors, appointed by the Board of Directors of the Donegal School District, have
examined the accounts and records of said District for the year ended June 30, 1978.
In compliance with Section 2432 of the Public School Code of 1949, as amended, a
report of the audit of DONEGAL SCHOOL DISTRICT was filed on or before October 31,
1978, in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, and the said report will be confirmed absolutely unless an appeal
is taken therefrom within thirty days after filing thereof.
The following is a concise financial statement, of said District, for the year ended June
GENERAL FUND BALANCE SHEET
STATEMENT of REVENUE and EXPENDITURES
Expenditures
238,031
141,771
2,725,951
621
$ 571,475
1,090
56,565
36,979
200,000
$ 866,109
$ 200,000
56,565
36,979
572,565
$ 866,109
$2,360,147
1,695,400
132,338
13
$4,187,898
$ 165,798
2,315,407
75,708
44,719
151,842
622,078
349,617
60,862
1,464
21,450
310,028
213,222
$4,332,195
200,000
516,862
$ 572,565
$3,008,932
$ 350,064
8,125,175
1,367,061
$9,842,300 |
Fund
Balance
6/30/78
80,298
74,389.
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$16,349,850
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