April 27, 1977
Kraybill kids show sheep-puppets, and recite lessons
project.
Marietta Fire Co. Auxiliary
Auction
Marietta Fire Company
Auxiliary plans silent Auc-
tion for May 3rd meeting at
7:30 p.m., at th Fire Hall.
Ladies have the Bird Cans
mixed pretzles for sale.
The auxiliary would like to
thank everyone for helping
to make the Soup and Food
Sale a success.
Plans were made for
serving at a wedding re-
ception and bus trip for
May.
Rec Assoc. meets
The Mount Joy Recrea-
tion Association had its
April meeting at the Mount
Joy Boro Hall on April 3,
1977 at 3 p.m.
The Mount Joy Recrea-
tion Association would like
to thank all people who
helped with our Bike-A-
Thon. The day was enjoyed
by those who attended.
Under old business we
decided to send Thank-you
notes to Lou Stehman of
Stehman’s IGA; Jim Ro-
berts of Western Auto; and
Nick Agouridis of Tastee
Freeze; for helping us with
the Bike-A-Thon.
Under new business, we
discussed the possibility of
having a dunking machine
at the carnival in May.
Patsy Hoffer will have
more information for us at
the next meeting.
Anything Goes is hap-
pening on May 28, 1977
after the parade at 6:30 at
the Boro Park. Larry Gain-
er is contacting the Mount
Joy Fire Company and the
Florin Fire Company to see
if they would like to
participate. The possibility
of having Anything Goes
advertised on WSBA was
discussed.
To help the summer
playground program, the
suggestion was made to
collect old games from the
people of the community.
More discussion to be held
at the next meeting.
The date for the next
meeting will be announced
at a later date.
they learned from the
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Kraybill kids
study sheep
Kraybill School kids have
been studying sheep. Last
week, they presented a
show for parents that
demonstrated what they
had learned.
The program combined
sheep-farming lore with
religious lessons about the
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