1979
June 27, 1979
coaches were
..5chool Board (cont.)
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ing: Debra K. Tyndall,
elementary teaching; Mary
Sheetz,
elementary teach-
nish, elementary teaching;
and William G.
baugh, high school math.
Straus-
The following coaching
positions were approved:
boys’ tennis, William Loer-
cher; girls’ track, Thomas
Asplin; boys’ baseball, Al
Brooks; boys’ track, Rudolf
Milovanovic; girls’ softball,
Cliff Shank.
The following assistant
approved:
The resignation of Mrs.
Enos, on maternity leave,
1978-79, was accepted after
her five years of service a.§
increased from $3.00 to
$3.25 per hour.
Mr. Depoe was employed
again this summer on
district printing work up to a
maximum of 400 hours at a
rate of $S per hour.
Dale Arnold was selected
as representative to the 1.U.
13 Joint Authority.
The Sico Company, after
submitting the only bid on
time, was awarded the
boys’ basketball, James contract for fuel oil and
Zuch and Bernie Thome; burner service for 1979-80. e Furniture
boys’ track, Bernie Thome; J.M. Young and Sons, 237 LOCUST ST
baseball, James Sarbaugh, Inc., have begun replacing COLUMBIA p
Frank Stellar, and Kermit the high school roof on the
Nort] . Pi: 684-3780
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Joanne Fry [left] and Cheryll Hallgren
“Exhausted Hens’
are honored
FINANCING AVAILARLE
Births
by Kathy Bower
At their meeting on June
19th members of the Mount
Joy Joycee-ettes presented
a special program to recog-
nize ‘‘Exhausted Hens”
Joanne Fry and Cheryl
Hallgren, for their contribu-
tions to the Joycee-ettes and
to the community.
Cheryl has been a
member of the Joycee-ettes
for ten years and has held
the offices of director, vice-
president, president and
past president. She has
chaired the cancer drive
three times, the club-
women’s tea and the
Woman of the Year Award
three times and the Seventy-
Five Plus Banquet three
times. Cheryll has also
served as general chairman
of the 1974 bazaar, co-chair-
man of the Bicentennial Ball
in 1976 and representative
by Joycee-ettes
to the Bicentennial Com-
mittee.
Joanne has been a
member of the Joycee-ettes
for three years. During that
time she served as Brownie
chairman and membership
chairman. She has assisted
with the clubwomen’s tea,
chicken barbeque, Seventy-
Five Plus Banquet, Sweet-
heart King and Queen,
Woman of the Year award,
Christmas meeting and
winter social.
Following the program,
which included both serious
and funny reminiscences of
Joanne’s and Cheryl's
years in the Joycee-ettes,
President Patsy Hoffer
presented an Exhausted
Hen certificate and charm to
Joanne. Cheryll received
her charm and certificate
at the April installation
banquet.
Cooking Club
The Outdoor
meeting June 14,
retary—Loretta
Wittel; News
Cooking
Club held its organizational
1979 at
Carolyn Newcomer’s home.
The officers are: Presi-
dent—Jenny Mullins; Sec-
Stoltzfus;
Treasurer—Teresa - O’Don-
nell; Game Leader—Karen
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SENIOR CITIZEN CARDS HONORED
Jodi Bixler.
We made Sloppy Joes,
cole slaw and dressing,
mock angel food cake and
peanut butter shakes. It was
fun. We all enjoyed making
the food.
The next meeting will be
June 26 at 12:00-3:00.
—Jodi Bixler
LANCASTER, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel (Debra Ruther-
ford), 2nd Street, Bain-
bridge, a daughter at St.
Joseph Hospital.
NGUYEN, Mr. and Mrs.
Chinh (Noi Thi Truong), 131
Cherry Alley, Mount Joy, a
daughter at St. Joseph
Hospital.
HAWN, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald (Marilyn Harbold),
472 West Prospect Street,
Marietta, a son at General
Hospital.
BUTZER, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael (Diane Hess), 930
Farmdale Road, Mount Joy,
a son at General Hospital.
GRUMBINE, Mr. and
Mrs. James (Barbara
Slough), RD3 Mount Joy, a
son at General Hospital.
FRETZ, Mr. and Mrs.
David (Mary Bender), 125
N. Barbara Street, Mount
Joy, a daughter at General
Hospital.
WILBERT, Mr. and Mrs.
John R. III (Marilynn
Ewing), RD1 Mount Joy, a
son at St. Joseph Hospital.
ATTENTION
SENIOR CITIZENS
Hinkle’s Pharmacy offers a 10% discount on
prescriptions (regarless of quantity) to all people over
62 years of age or to people who are disabled.
And remember. . . .there is always free delivery at
Hinkle’s.
Farm Women see slides
Edwin Myers of Eliza-
bethtown, an engineer with
the Pennsylvania Depart-
ment of Transportation, was
the guest speaker for
Society of Farm Women #8
at their regular monthly
meeting held recently at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Bixler,
RD1 Marietta.
Myers showed slides of
old mills, covered bridges,
and streams of Lancaster
County.
Mrs. Kathryn Erb presid-
ed over the meeting in the
absence of the president.
Mrs. Mary Sarver led the
devotions.
Rose varieties were nam-
ed in response to the roll
call. (The peace rose
seemed to be the group’s
favorite.)
Treasurer Elizabeth Shu-
man and Sunshine Commit-
tee woman Mrs. Nettie
Ginder gave reports.
A breakfast meeting will
be held at the next session,
at Willow Valley Inn on
July 21st at 9:30 AM. Those
in need of transportation
and drivers with unfillec
cars may meet at the
Mennonite Church in Mount
Joy at 8:45 AM. Members
are asked to bring gifts that
an be used at Conestoga
View when the Society visits
there on August 3rd.
The county project this
year will be aiding the Lan-
caster County Blind Associ-
ation.
The picnic will be held at
Lampeter Park. Everyone
should bring a place setting
and a covered dish. The
picnic will take place on
August 1st.
Members were invited to
enter handicrafts made from
recycled materials in the
state competition. One
article from each Society will
be brought to the County
Board meeting in Septem-
ber.
Hostesses for the June
meeting were Mrs. Bixler
and Mrs. Shuman. They
were assisted by Mrs.
Bixler’'s daughters, who
were visiting, in the absence
of co-hostesses Mrs. Lillian
Eby, Mrs. Ethel Herr, and
Mrs. Anna Wolgemuth.
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