Page 6 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
June 8, 1977
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June Sandy Shoemaker Men’s Suits, Sportcoats,}] ..4 Rabbit held their third read. Old business—we
STANDARDS iodo Pants, Shirts. meeting of the year at Mr. talked about a bake sale
Sunday Pinner Jolin Grout Factory to you Prices Howard Sipling's house. and decided to have one in
Janay inns ln See us for all your Before the meeting we front of David Martin
i Noun 09 ry, Lefloy Appley Clothing Needs played dodgeball. Stores in Elizabethtown on
Reservations—898-8451 7 426-1420 / FREE ALTERING : \ rey In Rae:
During roll call every- Our next meeting will be
body answered with the held on June 9th at Peggy
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G.C. MURPHY CO. -THE FRIENDLY STORE?®
Mon, -Tues. -Wed, -Sat. - 9:00 A, M. to 5:30 P,M, Thurs.-Fri.- 9:00 A, M. to 9:00 P,M,
14 WEST MAIN ST.-MT. JOY, PA
Mullen’s house at 8:00.
Next, Stuart Heisey gave a
report on diseases a pig
could get and his brother,
Steve, gave a report on
different kinds of pigs in
the U.S.
The president assigned
reports for the next meet-
ing and after the meeting
refreshments were served.
William
Koehler
William P. Koehler, Sr.,
Columbia, has recently ob-
served his 20th year of
service with the United
Telephone Company of
Pennsylvania.
Koehler is a member of
the Independent Telephone
Pioneers Association, an
organization of telephone
employees who are dedi-
cated to community and
social service. He is also a
member of the Columbia
Fireman's Relief Associa-
tion, the Vigiliant Fire
Company and has served
for 1S years as CBAA
Football Coach.
He and his wife, the
former Sally Kise, have
five children.
Rotary
Club
The Bainbridge-Maytown
Rotary Club will sponsor
Melvin Hay, Donegal High
School, at the 18th Annual
William Nitrauer Rotary
Leaders Camp, to be held
at Messiah College in
Granthem June 12-16. It
was announced by Paul
Hay, the Club’s committee
camp chairman.
One hundred Junior class
members of public, private
and parochial high school
in Adams, Cumberland,
Dauphin, Lancaster, Leb-
banon, Perry and York
counties will participate in
the S-week program of
seminars, lectures and ath-
letic competitions. The four
campers who compile the
best overall record will be
awarded college scholar-
ships upon their graduation
next year.
The main object of this
public service program is to
train the students for
leadership roles in their
respective communities
when they finish their
education. There are more
than 1600 alumni of the
camp, many of whom have
gone on to become leaders
in business and the prof-
fessions. Quite a number
have graduated from An-
napolis, West Point and the
Air Force Academy.
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