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JOY | : APRIL 10, 1974
VOL. 73 NO. 45 MOUNT JOY'S ONLY NEWSPAPER TEN CENTS
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LEGION EGG HUNT DONEGAL TAKES BIG SHARE, AGAIN
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Eighth Grader At Kraybill
Named Spelling Champion
The 1974 Donegal School
District Spelling Bee was
held at the W.I. Beahm
junior high school on Friday,
April 5. There were twenty-
seven contestants, nine from
sixth grade, nine from
seventh grade, and nine
from eighth grade.
The contestants were as
follows:
Richard Winey, an eighth
grader at Kraybill
Mennonite school, was the
champion. With Joyce
Peterman, a seventh grader
at Beahm junior high school,
who was runner up, he will
represent the district in the
county championships, to be
held at the Abraham Lincoln
Junior high school, Lan-
caster, Friday, April 16.
. Lisa Mummaw? a seventh
grader from the W.I. Beahm
Junior High School will serve
as alternate and will par-
ticipate in the finals if either
of the winners is unable to
take part. .
Miss Catherine Zeller,
head of the English depart-
ment, Donegal high school,
served as pronouncer.
Judges were: Mrs. Jean
Phiel, James Metzler and
Anthony Ritrovato. Samuel
Harnish was in charge of the
program and explained the
rules of the contest and in-
troduced the contestants to
the assembly.
Other
cluded:
SIXTH GRADE ;
Grandview - Phillip Thome
and Donna Zeller; Seiler -
Pam Ebersole and Gordon
Brightbill; Riverview
contestants in-
Debbie Torres and Jeff.
Miller; Maytown Doris
Saylor and Bill Gutshall.
SEVENTH GRADE
Jay Shank, Mike Zeller,
Craig Myers, Dean Bricker,
Tracie Grove and Pam Ruhl.
EIGHTH GRADE
Jennifer Kohler, Lynn
Bigler, Allison Hawthrone,
VFW TO HOLD
EGG HUNT
SUNDAY P.M.
Joy Post 5752,
Mount
Veterans of Foreign Wars, -
and its’ auxiliary will
sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt,
on Sunday, April 14, at 2 p.m.
It will be held at the Post
Home on Longenecker Road
and all children in the Mount
Joy area are invited. Prizes
will be given to lucky prize
egg holders.
Rain date is Sunday, April
21, at 2 p.m.
Diane Deatrick, Carolyn.
Davis, Deb Ross, Sharon
Hess and Michaelle Fisher.
KRAYBILL SCHOOL
Sharon Witmer, sixth
grade and Steven Shenk,
seventh grade.
Some misspelled words
were: guidance, altruist,
perilous, aqueduct,
betrothal, chronological,
acumen, artificial, obscure,
consistent, punctual,
receive, divulge, relevant,
atheism, balloon, ascertain.
SATURDAY P.M.
FOR ALL KIDDIES
American Legion Post 185
will hold its annual Easter
Egg Roll on Saturday, April
13, at 2 p.m. on the lawn at
the Mount Joy Post Home.
Preceding the hunt the Sky
Divers will jump at ap-
proximately 1:30 p.m.
The egg hunt is open for
children 0-12 and prizes will
be awarded to those finding
lucky eggs.
This program is open to all
children in the community in
their age brackets and there
iS no charge.
Mount Joy Rotary Elects
Officer Slate For Year
Albert Newlin, East Main
street, has been elected
president of the Mount Joy
Rotary club for the year July
1, 1974, to June 31, 1975.
He will succeed Dr. David
E. Schlosser.
Election was by the board
of directors, which was
named by the membership a
week earlier.
Other officers include:
Carl Hallgren, first vice-
president; Jay Musser,
second vice-president; Dr.
Richard Bryson, secretary,
and Joseph Shaeffer,
treasurer.
The new directors include:
Dr. Shlosser, Newlin,
Hallgren, Dr. Bryson,
Shaeffer, Musser, Lester
Eshelman, Jerry Alleman,
Richard Killian and Rev.
Jacob Replogle.
Honor Herbert Niemeyer
For Volunteer Service
A Mount Joy resident -
Herbert Niemeyer, Richland
Lane - is among those to be
honored for outstanding
volunteer service to ‘help
The recognition comes as
part of the observance of
National Volunteer
Recognition Week - April 21-
27.
Mary Alice Heilman Wins Reserve
Championship At Science Fair
As in many other years, when the final
count was taken, Donegal high school again,
in 1974, has grabbed a huge share of honors
in the Lancaster County Science Fair.
This year, reserve championship honors
were won by Mary Alice Heilman, 15-year-
old junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Heilman, who did her project on a study of
ozone, a gas similar to oxygen which is
formed under magnetic condition.
Her reserve championship entitles her to
participate in the international Science
Fair, to be held at Notre Dame university at
South Bend, Ind., in May.
Mary Alice, who also is very interested in
art and is an accomplished violinist, joins a
long list of Donegal students who have won
high honors in Lancaster county and have
shown their scientific exhibits at the in-
physics.
D.H.S.
Community Good Friday Service
A Good Friday Community Service for Mount Joy
and vicinity will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church.
The program will begin at 1 p.m. with a traditional
worship service in three segments to allow wor-
shippers to come and go at intervals. The congregation
will share in the message through music and the
spoken word.
Liturgists for the service will be the Rev. Donald
Whitesel and the Rev. W. Richard Kohler. The sermon
of the day will be by the pastor of Trinity Church, the
Rev. W. Lester Koder. Mrs. Joan Betty will offer two
vocal selections during the first hour service. Miss
Beulah Smith will be at the organ.
Part two of the Good Friday Service will be in the
form of a dramatic presentation by the Caravan
Players of Lancaster. The theatrical group will per-
form ‘No Name in the Street’’ by Edward Murch. This
drama is an interpretation of some of the events of
Holy Week.
A brief period of meditation with closing devotions
will round out the two-hour worship experience.
scored heavily
Besides Carol Sue, Newton Kendig placed
third and three Donegal girls were given
honorable mention —
Maureen Jones and Ramona A. Sell.
Donegal entries who took honors and their
ternational fairs across the country.
Donegal this year won 28 of the 96 honors
given at the county fair, held last week at
Conestoga Valley high school. That number
represents approximately 30 percent of the
placements and honors.
In principal competition at the fair, Carol
Sue Henny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Henny, R1, Mount Joy, won first in
chemistry and Nan¢y Jo Greenawalt,
daughter of Mr.
Greenawalt, Mount Joy R1, was second in
and Mrs. Warren
in chemistry.
Salisa Stauffer,
projects include:
Mary Alice Heilman, 15,
Donegal high school senior,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Heilman, West Main
street, reserve champion of
the show; U.S. Air Force
chemistry Award; Civil
Defense Nuclear Chemistry
award, and first place in
American Chemical Society
competition. (“When
Lightening Strikes:
Determining the Rate Ozone
Decomposes at Various
Temperatures.’’)
Carol Sue Henny, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Henny, Mount Joy R1, first
place in chemistry, and third
place in American Chemical
Society competition.
(‘Removal of Sulpher from
Coal.”)
those less fortunate than Niemeyer, retired from The community is invited. Nancv Jo Greenawalt,
themselves.” (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 2)
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Church of the Brethren
Mount Joy and Cedar Streets
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Rev. C. Wayne Zunkel,
Pastor
SUNDAY
9:15 - Church School classes
for all ages and extended
sessions.
10:30 A.M. - Morning Wor-
ship Serve, sermon,
“The first day of all
mankind,” by Rev. C.
Wayne Zunkel.
The First
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stephen W. Getty,
Pastor
SUNDAY
6:30 A.M. - Sunrise service at
Florin Church of the
Brethren.
9:45 AM. - School with
TER SERVICES ar
classes for all ages.
11:00 A.M. - Worship service
and the cantata ‘‘Behold
Your King’’. Nursery
provided.
THURSDAY
7:30 A.M. - Prayer group
meets.
3:45 P.M. - Religion class for
retarded children.
7:30 P.M. - Choir practice.
EVERYDAY
Strength for Today, dial 653-
5888.
St. Luke's
Episcopal Church
S. Market St. &
Columbia Ave.
Donald M. Whitesell, Rector
EASTER SUNDAY
8:30 A. M. -. Holy Com-
munion, Hymns and
Serman
10:30 A.M. - Festival Choral
Eucharist and Sermon.
Nursery Class and Church
School
WEDNESDAY
6:30 P.M. - Episcopal Church
Women Supper
Cross Roads
Brethren in Christ Church
Roy J. Peterson, Pastor
SUNDAY ~.
9:15 A.M. - Sunday School
10:25 A.M. - Worship Hour:
message by the Pastor -
‘“‘He Lives! Let Us
Rejoice!’ Special Music -
Choir
7:00P.M. - Evening Service -
Easter Drama by our
young people - ‘In
Joseph’s Garden”
WEDNESDAY
7:00 P.M. - Prayer Meeting
and Clubs meet
8:00 P.M. - Choir rehearses
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mount Joy, Pa.
Rev. W.L. Koder, Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 14
9:15 A.M. - Sunday Church
School
10:45 A.M. - Morning Wor-
ship and Holy Com-
munion.
Glossbrenner United
Methodist Church
Clair L. Wagner, Jr., Pastor
SUNDAY
6:30 A.M. Community
Easter Dawn ' Service at
Florin Church of the
Brethren
8:45 A.M. - Communion
Service in the Chapel
9:30 A.M. - Easter Morning
Worship. Sermon:
“Master!”’ - John 20:16.
Conclusion of the Cross
Bearer Emphasis. Brass
Choir, Junior Choir, Senior
Choir, Quartet
10:30 A.M. Christian
Instruction in the Sunday
Church School
MONDAY
7:00 P.M. - Boy Scouts
TUESDAY
6:30 P.M. - Girl Scouts and
Brownies
6:45 P.M. - Church Bowling
WEDNESDAY
6:15 P.M. Junior High
Confirmation Class II
6:30 P.M. - Instrumentalists
7:00 P.M. - Midweek Service
7:15 P.M. - Junior Choir
rehearsal
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