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October 1, 1980
School board member Jefferson Hartzler
speaks to Business & Professional Women
Dr. Jefferson Hartzler, a
member of the Donegal
School Board and a mathe-
matics professor at Penn
State’s Capital Campus, was
guest speaker for the
September dinner meeting
of the Mount Joy Business
and Professional Women’s
Club. The meeting was held
at Hostetter’s Dining Hall.
Dr. Hartzler’s topic was:
“A Strategy for Improve-
ment of Public Education in
the ’80’s.”” He told the
group that elementary edu-
cation is in better shape
today than secondary educa-
tion. ‘“‘High school age
pupils have a tendency to
waste time,” Dr. Hartzler
said.
“Is it the fault of the
parents?’ he asked the
group. He answered his
question by stating the
responsibility lies with the
parent. “‘If we demand high
quality education, we will
get it.”’
The program was ar-
ranged by the Foundation
committee, with Mrs. Carol
Lambert as chairperson.
The project for the month
. was a white elephant sale.
Maxine Maxwell presented
several vocal selections,
accompanied by Kay Wolge-
muth.
Mrs. John Fry, president
of the Mount Joy B.P.W.,
conducted the business
session.
The club voted to sponsor
Girl Scout Troop #55 and to
participate in a table setting
contest sponsored by the
David’s Furniture Store,
Elizabethtown, October 19
thru November 1.
Donna Hay, girl of the
month for Donegal High
School, was introduced to
the club. She and her
mother, Mrs. Paul Hay,
were guests of the club.
Mrs. Robert Bookwalter
was elected delegate to ‘the
Fall District meeting to be
held at York Valley Inn on
October 18 and 19. Serving
as alternates are Mary Jane
Hoffer and Mrs. James R.
Baker. The president, Mrs.
Fry, is automatically a
delegate.
Mrs. Joe Mumma was
appointed first vice presi-
dent due to the resignation
of Mrs. Ada Thompson.
Mrs. Herbert Sarver,
chairperson of the senior
citizen project, reported 60
- Toddler topics pamphlet
available for parents
Are you the parent of an
active pre-schooler? If so,
you may be interested in a
free learning packet with
timely and helpful informa-
rearing young
children.
gions.
i ler Topics,”
| developed by Extension
The packet, called ‘‘Todd-
has been
home economists in the
Capital and Southeast re-
This year’s topics
covered in the learning
packet includ: activities to
a do with your child—rain or
= sun,
fireplace safety, to
work or not to work,
selecting child care, respira-
tory illness, flexible furni-
ture for children, pre-
reading skills and many
others.
“Toddler Topics’’ will be
distributed in early 1981 in a
series of four packets. The
mailing list for this learning
packet is being made now.
To get your free copies of
“Toddler Topics’’ call or
write: Michelle Rodgers,
Lancaster County Penn
State Extension Service,
1383 Arcadia Road, Room 1,
Lancaster, PA 17601 (Phone
717/394-6851).
| Have money problems
we may have answer
How are you spending
your income? Do you know
where the money goes each
month? Does it just fritter
away, never to return?
Do you know your fam-
ily’s net worth? You may be
worth more than you think.
Estimating your net worth
should be a yearly pro-
cedure. It is a necessary
tool, especially in these
times of inflation, for your
fature financial planning.
How to estimate your net
worth is just part of a multi-_
: faceted -program. on..Finan-.
cial Estate Planning that is
being offered by the Lan-
caster County Cooperative
Extension Service. This
workshop has been de-
digned for non-farm families
and is open to any interested
persons free of charge.
It will be held on
Wednesday evenings, Octo-
ber 8 and 15, at 7:00 pm in
the auditorium of the Farm
and Home Center, 1383
Arcadia Road, Lancaster.
Please call the Extension
Office (394-6851) if you plan
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and yarn is still available for son, Alice Marie Nissley, # Wed. thru Sat. 1-6 pm
more volunteer knitters. announced that the kick-off R. Ken Fortney,prop.
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Pe local club voted to October 19, at 9 am at the HERBS SPICES: >TEAS_
continue to the annual Colonial Inn, Marietta. Fol- ~COFFEE~ Som:
lowing breakfast, the club
will attend the First United
Methodist Church, East
Market Street, Marietta.
theatre presentation at the
Fulton.
Mary Jane Hoffer intro-
duced two new members to
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