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March 6, 1974
Mount Joy Bulletin - Page 3
Indian Team Bows But Trips Barons
Who Seek To Change Name Of Game
Sometimes the name of the
game is not victory (
Tuesday night, Feb. 19, as
Donegal played its final
basketball game of the
season, Manheim Central
did change the name and put
every effort into scoring 100
points for the evening.
So, if that was truly the
objective of the contest,
Donegal was the winner.
For, the final score was 99-
63.
With all but three minutes
of the game gone and Central
holding 96 points, the Barons
put everything available into
the game, seeking the round
century point.
But, Donegal did not
cooperate and began putting
on the brakes in the up-and-
down-the-hardwood-race.
bumbling and missing and as
the game ended were the
losers by one oint of their
chief goal.
Victory, did go to the
visiting Barons, who had the
games well in hand from the
beginning, scoring 24-28-23-
24 in a consistant pattern
against the Indians’ 14-15-23-
12 in their four periods.
Nate Bridgette having hsi
best night since Donegal was
on its three-game victory
string back in January,
counted 19 points to lead the
Tribe. Dave Schlosser and
Jack Dettinger had 13 each.
Central needed the win -
not the 100 points - to stay in
a tie for second place in
Section II of the L-L league
with Solanco, one game
ahead of Garden Spot.
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At Joycee-ette’s Meeting
The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes, who help sponsor the
three local Brownie troops,
had as their guest speaker at
their February meeting
Cadet Leader Mrs. Clarence
Trego.
Mrs. Trego is the leader of
Troop 183 in Lancaster. She
shared with the Joycee-ettes
her love of and enthusiasm
for Scouting as she explained
the different levels and goals
of Scouting. She showed how,
through badge work, service
projects and fun activities,
Scouting tries to develop the
potential of each girl.
Following Mrs. Trego’s
presentation, Mrs. John
Harnish, president, was in
charge of the business
meeting. Mrs. Michael
Aument announced that the
annual Easter party for the
children of the Messiah
Home will be held at the
Home this year on March 30.
Mrs. Michael Newcomer
announced the success of the
Sweetheart Baby Contest,
and thanked her committee
and the general public for
their participation and
support of the project which
aids the Donegal Dental
The Mount Joy
BULLETIN
11 EAST MAINSTREET
MOUNT JOY, PA., 17552
Published Weekly on
Wednesdays
Except Fourth of July Week
and Christmas Week
(50 Issues Per Year)
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Advertising rates upon
request. Entered at the post
ffice at Mount Joy, Penna.,
s second class mail under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Clinic. Mrs. Patrick Moran
reported that all plans for
the Dessert-Fashion Show
Card party, scheduled for
March 11, have been
finalized.
Nominations were opened,
and will remain open until
the March meeting when
new officers will be elected.
The annual Installation
Banquet will be held at Mr.
Lacy’s in Marietta on March
23.
Mrs. Carl Hallgren was
named chairman of the 1974
Bazaar, and also for the
Clubwomen’s President’s
Tea. More details will be
available at the March
meeting concerning both
projects. Mrs. Jerry Nolt
was named co-ordinator for
Joycee-ette activities for
Memorial Day.
Following some
discussion, the membership
decided to become affiliated
with the State Jaycette
organization. Delegates will
be sent to the State Board
meeting in March.
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the season.
As the curtain came down
on the ’73-'74 campaign,
Bridgette captured high
scoring honors, hitting a big
total of 244. He was followed
by Dave Schlosser as the
only other Indian to top 200,
hitting 230. Kevin Miller
totaled 198 and Jack Det-
tinger, 183.
The 99-64 score Tuesday in
the finale, calls attention to
the fact that five Donegal
opponents ran more than 90
points, four of them in the
second round of play. The
fifth was in a pre-season
game with Red Lion.
In one of the high-scoring
contests, Donegal had 81
points and in two more the
Tribe topped 60, un-
derscoring the potential
offensive thrust the Indians
had and are expected to have
in the 1974-’75 season when
the heart and core of the
Indian team returns for
another try for the honors.
~ WEDDINGS
RIFE — BOSTIAN
The marriage of Miss
Sherry L. Bostian to Jeffrey
A. Rife tawk place Saturday,
March 2, at 1:3¢°p.m. at the
Hempfield Urited Methodist
Church with the Rev. Bruce
Lenrich officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Bostian, Mount Joy R1. She
was graduated from
Hempfield High School. She
was employed by Kerr Mfg.
Co.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Rife,
Mount Joy R1. He was
graduated from Hempfield
High School. He is employed
by Servomation Vendors.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor-length gown of white
satin under merimist with
lace trimming, made by the
bride and her mother. Miss
Lucinda Aurand of Sunbury
was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were: Sandra
Erdmen, Sunbury, Mrs.
Elsie Marquart Jr., Lan-
caster, and Miss Bonnie
Bostian, all sisters of the
bride.
Serving as best man was
Larry Rife, brother of the
bridegroom, Lancaster.
Ushers were: Bruce Nies,
Columbia, Jesse Marquart
Jr., Lancaster, and Ronnie
Spangler, Lancaster.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
church. The couple will live
in Lancaster.
Declare Dividend
The Board of Directors of
National Central Financial
Corporation declared a
quarterly dividend of $.27
per share, payable April 10,
to shareholders of record
March 11, according to John
C. Tuten, corporation
chairman.