Page 8 - Mount Joy Bulletin March 6, 1974 School Begins Earlier Donegal District schools will return to their normal opening and closing times on Monday, March 18. Since winter daylight saving time was instigated earlier this year, advancing opening of school into “dark hours” of the morning, Donegal schools have been convening a half hour later than normal. Action taken last week by the Board of Education indicated that it is felt that there will be sufficient daylight during the mornings, by that time, of the season, to accommodate to the earlier class times. Emergency "1 Medical Calis SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY DR. EPHRAIMAWAD — Boy he and Girl of Month ___ LAURALEE BAKER SCOTTHERSHEY GIRL OF THE MONTH Lauralee Baker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Baker, Fairview Avenue, Marietta. She is a senior in the college preparatory course at Donegal high school. Her high school activities include: Hockey, 9; Track, 9-10- 11; Library Assistant, 10-11-12; Gym Leaders Club, 11; Youth Education Association, 11-12 (Treas.); Band, 9-10-11-12 (Treas.); County Band, 9-10-11-12 ; District Band, 10-11-12; Regional Band, 11; Chorus, 9-10-11-12; County Chorus, 12; District Chorus, 12; Regional Chorus; 12; Yearbook Sales Staff, 12; Operatta, 12, and National Honor Society, 12. She is a member of the Lutheran Church of Marietta, where she is active in choir and youth group. She will enter the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing following graduation from Donegal. BOY OF THE MONTH Scott Hershey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos D. Hershey, 43 Springville Road. He is a senior in the academic course at Donegal high school. His high school activities include: Football, 9-10; wrestling, 9-10-11-12; varsity club, 11-12; student council, 10- 12; athletic club, 11-12, and Science Fair Winner, 9. Scott is a member of the Mount Joy Swim Team and has received the Outstanding Swimmer Award. He also won second place in the YMCA Divisional Swimming Cham- pionships. He is a member of the Mount Joy Church of God and Youth Group and he is employed by Mount Joy Borough over the summer months. Scott has been accepted and will attend Millersville State college and will major in biology. Kenneth Gainer In New Post With Raybestos-Manhattan Kenneth A. Gainer, 140 graduate of Franklin & Park Avenue, has been Marshall college with a B.S. promoted by Raybestos- Manhattan, Inc., to a cor- poration position. Since Sept. 1, 1970, he has been manager of the cor- poration’s Manheim Division, which includes plants at Manheim, Pa.; Marshville, N.C., and Fullerton, Calif. His new posteis with the original equipment sales division and will include the coordination of all R-M friction material company plants in marketing, selling, and production of industrial products. A 1944 graduate of Mount Joy high school, he also is a degree in chemistry. He joined Raybestos- Manhattan, Inc., in 1949. as an engineering trainee. On Dean's List E. Robert Srubaker, Mount Joy R2, has been named as one of 199 full-time students at Hartt College of Music, West Hartford, Conn., to the Dean’s List for academic excellence during the first semester of 1973-’74. One cup of dry beans yields from 2 to 234 cups of cooked ones, depending on the variety. { } Death po eaths SUSAN A. REINHOLD Mrs. Susan A. Reinhold, 86, Mount Joy RI1, died Monday evening, Feb. 25, in Lancashire Hall, Neffsville, after an illness of nine months. The widow of Benjamin E. Reinhold, who died in 1964, she was born in Mount Joy, a daughter of the late George C. and Amanda Peffer Cunningham. A lifelong resident of the Mount Joy area, Mrs. Reinhold was a member of the Dunkard Brethren Church, Lititz. She is survived by a son, John R. Sillers, Abington; a daughter, Mrs. Edna C. Fitzkee, with whom she resided; three grand- children; eight great- grandchildren; nine great- great-grandchildren; two brothers, C. Hayman Cun- ningham and William Cunningham, both of Elizabethtown, and two sisters, Ella, wife of John P. Wise, Lancaster, and Verna P., wife of William K. Sch- weers, Mount Joy. Services were held from the Heilig funeral home Thursday afternoon, Feb. 28, and burial was made in the Eberle cemetery. * ENGAGEMENTS RUSSELL — BeVIER Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Pete Russell, 2159 Haven Avenue, Frankfort, Indiana, for- merly of Mount Joy, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Roxanne L., to Michael L. BeVier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross BeVier, Frankfort, Indiana. A July wedding is being planned. Miss Russell was graduated from Donegal high school and attended Shippensburg State college as a business education major. She presently is employed by National Seal Division in Frankfort. Mr. BeVier was graduated from Castor Valley high school and from San Jose State University with a degree in behavioral sciences. He presently is employed with the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. in Frankfort, Indiana. FRY — HESS Mrs. Jean Hess, 324 E. Front St., Marietta, an- nounces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Deborah Hess, to Danny L. Fry. She is also the daughter of Harold Hess, Corpus Cristie, Texas. The bride-elect was graduated from Donegal high school. She is employed by M&M Mars, Elizabethtown. Mr. Fry is the son of Mrs. Arlene S. Fry of . Elizabethtown R1. He is also the son of the late John S. Fry. H e attended Elizabethtown high school and is employed by United Engineers and Constructors. FREY — LUTZ Mrs. Elwood K. Lutz, 449 W. Vine St., Lancaster, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Janet C. Lutz, to Jack S. Frey. She is also the daughter of the late Mr. Lutz. The bride-elect was graduated from Lancaster Catholic high school. She is employed by Windward Travel Center, Inc. Mr. Frey is the son of Mrs. Ruth R. Frey, of 10 W. Front St., Marietta. He was graduated from Girard College, Philadelphia, and served in the U.S. Army for three years. He is employed by Thomson Corp. B.P.W. (Continued from Page 1) former president, Mrs. Ralph Tome. This makes the local club eligible for recognition and a certificate at State convention. Mrs. Sheetz and Mrs. Fry were elected as delegates to the State Convention to be held June 14-16 at the Marriot Motel, Philadelphia. Mrs. Koser and Miss Hoffer will serve as alternates. Elected to the nominating committee were Miss Anna Mae Eby, Mrs. George Broske and Mrs. Adam Greer. The March meeting will be the club’s annual birthday party with the music and social committee arranging the program. Invited guests are the members of the B.P.W. “mother” club from Elizabethtown. The title of the address will be “Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers.” JOYCEE-ETTES (Continued from Page 1) score at the table. Money from this Dessert Fashion Show Card Party will go for the community projects of the Joycee-ettes. Some of the projects are: Scholarship Fund, parties for the Messiah Home Children, 75 Plus Banquet, Medical Center, and the three Brownie Troops which the Joycee-ettes sponsor. Reservations can be made by contacting Mrs. Michael Aument. WHEN REPORTING EMERGENCIES. TO GET HELP QUICKLY ... PLEASE REMEMBER THE SIMPLE AND POSSIBLY LIFESAVING STEPS BELOW. BETTER YET, SAVE THEM NEAR YOUR TELEPHONE. WHEN REPORTING EMERGENCIES. .. e BE CALM (Clip Out and Save) ® Dial the Emergency Agency (Fire Department, Police). Check the correct Emergency Agency number located in the front of your Telephone Directory. Space for you to list emergency numbers is also provided on the inside front cover for faster reference. 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