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THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1963 THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. PAGE 3
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improvements will be pos-
sible,
Four
been added to the
additional buses have
Donegal
bus system for the 1963-64
school year. With the addi-!
tional buses, a number of
changes have been made in
the routes, are
improve not only the trans-
portation program; but the
total educational program as
well.
The travel time from home
to school and home again
has been shortened consider-
ably, which will enable
schools to enrich and length-
en the program of studies in
the schools.
If any emergency situations
arise, and during bad wea-
ther it will be possible with
a minimum amount of ad-
justment to dismiss any
school independently of the
others.
Any changes existing in
the routes and schedules,
will be announced to both
students and bus drivers as
soon as possible. The success
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transportation pro-
gram depends largely upon |
the cooperation of pupils and |
parents as well as bus driv-
ers and school authorities
Complete bus sche dules |
published next week |
and also made available to]
all residents of the district.
These. changes have neces-
itated some small changes |
in the opening and closing |
times of the schools of the
district. These times are
scheduled as follows:
Donegal High School 8:10
am. to 3:3C p.m.
Donegal High School An-
nex 8:10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Marietta Elementary School;
8:15 am. to 3:15 pm.
Maytown Elementary
school 8:35 am. to 3:05 p.m.
Washington Elementory
school 8:35 am. to 3:05 p.m.
Grandview Elementary
School 8:35 am. to 3:05 p.m.
Seiler Elementary School
8:35 a.m. to 3:05 p.m.
ON LEAVE
A/3c James R. Yohn, U. S.
Air Force, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hendrix,
is presently enjoying a leave
from Chanute AFB, Illinois
where he is studying guided
missiles. Yohn, a graduate of
Elizabethtown Area High
School and sports enthusiast
recently placed first in the
javelin throw and the shot
put at the base’s annual
track meet. His shot put toss
set a new record for the
base. Yohn also has the hon-|
or of wearing the “rope” in-|
dicating superior leadership
and integrity shown by him.
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| the most
Awards night at the Florin
playground was held Thurs.
day evening, Aug. 8. A lot
of interest was shown in the
Father & Son softball game.
Approximately 12 fathers
participated
After the softball game,
the awards were given. The
boys and girls accumulating
points, in their
group, during the 6-
week playground season re
ceived trophies. The runner-
ups received loving cups.
The winners were—Begin-
ner girls, Sallie Rehm, and
Georganne Fitzkee., Beginner
boys, Caleb Hess, and James
own age
Farmer. Intermediate girls,
Kathy Hean and Dee Ann
Johnson. Intermediate boys,
Don Musser and Walter Rolf.
Senior girls, Nancy Rolf and
Debbie Brubaker. Senior
boys, Keith Brightbill and
Duayne Caswell.
Six boys and girls received
felt badges from the arts &
crafts department. These
badges were given to the
boys and girls who had the
nicest display of their arts &
crafts, at the Awards night
program. The winners were,
Beginners, Sallie Rehm and
Georganne Fitzkee. Interme-
diates, Kathy Hean & Scott
Madara. Seniors, Susan Flick
and Nancy Rolfs.
Mount Joy Playground
Point leaders were:
Beginner boys, Donald
Martin, Kirby Gantz.
Beginner girls, Kathy Ma-
teer, Ella Gainer.
Intermediate boys, Scott
Gemberling, Barry Gember-
ling.
Intermediate girls, Dawn
Heisey, Debbie Roberts.
Senior boys, Bill Stohler,
Richard Hopple.
Senior girls, Jane Gruber,
Terry Gemberling.
Music Award,
Schwartz.
Arts & Crafts Awards —
Beginners, Cindy Gainer and
Kirby Gantz. Intermediates,
Dawn Heisey, Barry Gem-
berling. Seniors, Debbie Ho-
wer, Kenny Gephart.
Donald
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