THE
MOUNT
JOY
VOL. 73 NO. 28
Ralph
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Mount Joy, Pa.
BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY'S ONLY NEWSPAPER
— Boy and Girl of Month
KENNETH McCOY
Kenneth McCoy is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCoy,
R.D.3, Elizabethtown.
He is a senior in the academic
course at Donegal high school.
His high school activities in-
clude: Band, 9-10-11-12; stage
band, 10-11-12; chorus, 10-11-12;
county band, 10; county chorus,
12; band president, 12; Jr. class
president; physical fitness team,
11; wrestling team, 11-12;
Donegal representative to Rotary
Youth Leaders camp, 11; Con-
servation camp, 11; sax quartet,
11-12, and dance band, 11.
Some of his out of school ac-
tivities have included musical
work with the Malta band and
other musical work. He also has
worked as a butcher.
He would like to become a
member of one of the armed
forces bands, continue as a part
time musician and also work in
the butchering trade.
NANCY JO GREENAWALT
Nancy Jo Greenawalt is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
H. Greenawalt, R1, Mount Joy.
She is a senior in the college
preparatory course at Donegal
high school.
Her high school activities in-
clude: American Legion award,
8; tennis, 9-10-11; hockey, 9-10;
Future Teachers club, 9-10-11 and
12 (president); organist for
junior and senior plays; Student
Council alternate, 9-10; class
historian, 9-10-11-12; Junior
Optimist award, 9; Science Fair
winner, chemistry, (3rd in
County); D.A.R. girl, 12, and
National Honor Society, 11-12.
She is a member of St. Mark’s
United Methodist Church of
Mount Joy, where she sings in the
choir and is president of the youth
group.
Nancy Jo will attend Albright
college to major in math
following graduation from
Donegal.
Donegal Seeks To Discourage
Use Of Private Cars By Pupils
Donegal high school is seeking
to curtail use of private
automobiles for transporting
pupils to and from school.
The move, taken as a measure
of cooperation in the con-
servation of gasoline to help meet
the national crisis, is not a
mandatory one but a notice
circulated to student drivers is
asking a self-disciplined
- cooperation, for the time being.
Boys and girls are asked to ride
the school buses, unless there are
important extenuating cir-
cumstances.
The text of the message is as
follows:
This message pertains to the
energy crisis and the request of
the President in conserving
gasoline.
In view of the presidental
request, Donegal High School is
asking that unnecessary student
driving to school be eliminated.
Students are encouraged to use
transportation. Driving
automobiles to school for per-
sonal satisfaction is not in
Community
Christmas Carol
Mount Joy's
Community Chorus will
hold its annual
Christmas Carol in
Memorial Park on
Saturday night, Dee. 22,
beginning at 7 p.m.
keeping with this request.
Student driving to school will
be sanctioned, if a real need
exists. Valid needs at this point
would include medical, dental or
other appointments of this
nature. At this time, it is not the
intent of the administration or
faculty to investigate every
reason for a student driving to
school. Your President has made
an appeal for each citizen to do
his part in conserving gasoline. It
is our duty as school people and
good citizens to help give
direction to this end. As your
principal, I would hope that you
would show your concern by
displaying your willingness to
cooperate. Please do cooperate
so that supervised restrictions do
not become a necessity.
Thank you,
Donald W. Drenner
Principal
EM PHASIZE ELEMENT OF CONFIDENCE
Local Women Featured In National Magazine
Published By Mutual Insurance Agents
Two Mount Joy insurance agency employees -
Lynn Milligan and Edna Newcomer - are the
subjects of a feature article appearing in the
current issue of the magazine ‘Mutual Review,”
a nationally circulated publication of the
National Association of Mutual Agents.
Entitled “Confidence Game,” the story, done
by a “Mutual Review” staff writer, emphasis the
element of confidence which is needed between
insurance agencies and their customers.
And, the part played by these two women is
covered is some detail.
Mrs. Milligan, wife of Harold Milligan, R2,
Mount Joy, and Mrs. Newcomer, wife of James
A. Newcomer, R1, Mount Joy, are important
parts of the local business.
article says.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
DECEMBER 5, 1973
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“Lynn”, the article says, ‘‘handles the rating
and writing of most auto policies and the largest
share of the agency’s claims work. Edna makes
a specialty of the home owners and fire business.
She also handles claims if they come her way.”
Although each specializes in a certain area of
the business, no one exercises proprietary rights
and each enjoys the variety of jobs afforded, the
Both women are natives of the area and both
have attended and completed the National
Association of Mutual Agents’ insurance course,
sonnel.
held at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, Lynn,
incidentally, posting the highest scores a woman
ever has had at the school for insurance per-
Donegal Indians Ready For New
L-L League Basketball Season
With the preliminaries of the
new season behind them, the
1973-74 Donegal Indians
basketball team is ready for the
opening, on Friday night, Dec. 7,
Jaycees Sponsor
Two Ball Games
To Benefit Camp
On Saturday, Dec. 8, the Mount
Joy Jaycees will sponsor two
basketball games at the Donegal
high school gymnasium.
The first game, beginning at
6:30 p.m., will feature the
Donegal high school teachers
against the Mount Joy Athletic
association.
The second encounter, at 8 p.m.
will send the Jaycees against the
WHEX disc jockeys, starring
Jimmy Clanton.
All proceeds from the game
will be turned over to the Lan-
caster County Jaycees to be used
for the purchase of Camp Jaycee,
a campground for mentally
retarded children.
Two Hunters Bag
Deer First Day
First deer to be reported to the
Mount Joy Bulletin was that of
Joe N. Sherer, RD4, Manheim.
Joe, who is 16, got his deer
Monday morning, Nov. 26, at
10:15 in Mifflin County, a 5"’-spike
buck. It was his first.
Daniel Fitzkee of Manheim
RD2 shot a 3-point buck in
Lebanon county on Monday, Nov.
26, at 7:43 a.m.
Borough Authority Buys Lot
For Water Well Number One
Purchase of the land upon
which the Mount Joy Borough
Authority’s new water well is
located, west of town, was
completed last week.
The transaction was made in
the office of a Lancaster at-
torney. The Authority paid $4,500.
The Authority several weeks
ago had entered into an
agreement to buy.
Also, a long-term option has
been taken on an adjoining lot,
which the Authority at this time
is not certain whether or not it
will need.
The lot, approximately 90 x 175
feet, is located in Block G of the
Abner Wolgemuth development
along Donegal Spring Road.
The authority has designated
the well as “Well No. 1’ in the
area because a second is being
drilled at a location several
hundred feet northeast, also on
the Wolgemuth property.
of the Lancaster - Lebanon
League competition.
The Tribe will be at home
against Norlebco.
Although the league is set to go,
there is one shadow hanging over
the gymnasiums of all high
schools. And, that is the spector
of gasoline shortages.
Although there is no present
plan for changing the season’s
schedule, sports have been
mentioned among the activities
which may possibly be curtailed.
In the meantime, the Indians
opened the warm-up games
strong, offering hopes of an ex-
citing season.
In the season's opener, at home
against Octorara, the Indians
held a nice, 30-20, lead at halftime
‘but the intermission time was a
turning point.
The visitors came back and
outscored Donegal, 18-15, in the
third period and 22-15 in the
fourth for a 60-57 final victory.
Dettinger led the Indians with
22 points, Bridgette followed with
15 and Schlosser had nine.
Three days later, the Tribe met
Dallastown, but again were
forced to a three-point defeat.
The first, third and fourth
quarters went to Donegal, but a
big 22-point Dallastown second
frame was good for a 77-74 final
score.
Dettinger again was leading
scorer, hitting for 16. Schlosser
had 14 and Waters 14.
Tuesday night of this week the
Indians were scheduled to play at
Red Lion.
The league schedule for the
Indians is as follows:
Dec. 7 - Norlebco - Home
Dec. 11 - Pequea Valley - Away
Dec. 14 - Elco - Home
Dec. 18 - Cocalico - Home
Dec. 21 - Lampter-Strasburg -
Away
Dec. 28 - Hempfield - Home
Jan. 4 - Solanco - Home
Jan. 8 - Manheim Central - Away
Jan. 11 - Annville-Cleona - Away
Jan. 15 - Garden Spot - Home
Jan. 18 - Norlebco - Away
Jan. 22 - Pequea Valley - Home
Jan. 25 - Elco - Away
Jan. 29 - Cocalico - Away
Feb. 1 - Lampeter - Strasburg -
Home
Feb. 5 - Solanco - Away
Feb. 8 - Manheim Central - Home
Feb. 12 - Annville-Cleona -
Home
Feb. 15 - Garden Spot - Away
Varsity game time - 8 p.m.
J.V. game time - 6:30 p.m.
County Women Voter League
Speaker Talks To BPW Club
Mrs. Hugh Evans, a
representative of the Lancaster
League of Women Voters, was
guest speaker Monday night,
Nov. 26, at the meeting of the
Mount Joy Business and
Professional Women’s club, held
at Hostetters.
Mrs. Evans spoke on ‘The
Vote, The Law and the Ballot.
The political world is a field for
the woman to get acquainted
with, the speaker informed those
present, and added that each
person should know the issues,
influence political decisions and
know the candidates.
The legislative committee was
in charge of the program with
Miss Anna Mae Eby chairman.
Committee members are: Mrs.
Clayton Bell, Mrs. John Booth
Miss Elsie Lefever, Miss Helen
Schule and Mrs. Ralph Thome.
Kim Lauver, accompanied by
Mrs. Romaine Bridgette,
presented several musical
selections.
Mrs. Gerald Sheetz, president,
conducted the business session
when a letter was read from the
Mount Joy Jaycees inviting the
membership to attend the annual
service awards banquet in the
Mount Joy Legion on January
26th.
Miss Gloria Longenecker was
introduced by the personal
development chairman, Mrs.
James Heilig, as Donegal high
school Girl of the Month. Mrs.
Glen Weaver, sister of Gloria,
also was a guest of the club.
The next meeting will be held
Monday, Dec. 10, at, Hostetters
with the hospitality committee in
charge of arrangements.