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April 27, 1977
Coaches donate $800 for lights
The Lights Committee of the Donegal Coaches
Association presents an $800 check to the school
administration. From left to right are; back row- Tom
Knorr, Donegal athletic director Roy Armold, DCA
The Donegal Coaches
Association presented an
$800 check to the school
administration last week to
help pay for Project D-
Lites (Night lights for the
high school athletic fields.)
The DCA has been in
existence for over three
years. In that time, it has
improved communications
between coaches and the
School Board Athletic Com-
mittee.
The group’s other ac-
complishments include;
- better athletic facilities
- recognition of athletes at
annual appreciation dinners
2000 newcomers
Maytown?.
Work will begin soon on
the first phase of a planned
S500-unit housing devel-
opment near Maytown. If
the project lives up to
expectations, it could
double Maytown’s popula-
tion.
HUD, the FHA and the
Maytown parents plan
festival
The Maytown Parents
and Teachers in Partner-
ship met Tuesday, April 19
in the school cafeteria. An
all-school festival is plan-
ned for June 4 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m., at the school.
Included in the festival will
be a gigantic yard sale, a
““children’s delight’’ bake
sale and old fashioned 1
cent, S cent, and 10 cent
stands. The teachers, stu-
dents, parents, and friends
are working hard to make
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VA are about to give finai
approval for ‘‘phase one”
of the development, builder
William Endslow says. He
hopes construction will be
in full swing within three
months.
The project has been in
the planning stage for S
this a fun day for everyone.
May 2 is the next collection
date for saleable items for
the festival. For further
information, or if you wish
to donate anything please
call Barbara Lesnefsky,
426-3027.
A committee was elected
to nominate officers for
next year’s PTP. It was
decided at this meeting to
provide each room with $30
a year toward field trips to
be spent as the teacher
io
president Dennis lezzi; front row- Charles Leader, Jim
Zuch and Bill Loercher.
- two athletic scholarships
of $200 each
- improvement of com-
munity relations through
the annual DCA dinner
dance.
Coaches who teach all
grades belong to the organ-
ization.
in
years, but details like
sewer lines have only
recently neared completion.
Ten years from now, the
completed development
could house 2000 people on
77 acres of land. The
current population of of
Maytown is about 1500.
12-02.
*1.2
sees fit.
The suggestion to hold
meetings on different week
nights throughout the com-
ing school year was voted
on and passed. Next year
the Maytown PTP will meet
on Monday, Tuesday, or
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