June 15, 1977
‘Basketball camp
The Lancaster Area Bas-
ketball camp will be held at
Donegal High School be-
tween June 20th and July
Ist. The camp is intended
to improve basketball
skills, develop team atti-
tudes, and bring together
the top players in the
County.
The boys’ camp runs
from June 20th to June
24th. Girls’ week runs from
June 27th to July 1st. Boys
and girls in junior high or
high school are eligible.
Cost is $35 per week.
Every day sessions will
run from 9:00 to 3:30.
Coaches from Millersville
State College, Franklin and
Marshall College, Catholic
High School and Cocalico
will be on hand. George
Lehman, a pro basketball
player, will also be there,
as well as top players from
~ area high schools.
Each camper will receive
free insurance, literature
and a T-shirt.
Jr. High kids give away
$2,450
Photo shows, from left to right and from top to bottom: Donald Drenner, DHS
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Give him something
bright, beautiful and
green. Or, a colorful
arrangement.
We have lively gift
ideas for office or den.
And lovely surprises for
granddads and fathers- EICHERLY’S
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or call. 78 East Main Street, Mount Joy Phone 653-5942
Father's Day, June 19
Brighten his day with
flowers and plants.
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principal, who received a check for $500 for Project D-Lites; Mary Portner,
president of Marietta Senior League, a check for $325; Anna Houseal, president,
Maytown Senior Citizens, $325; Mary Hoffmaster, Friendship Fire Co. #1, Mount
Joy, $100; (second row) William Miller, President, Marietta Youth Athletic Assoc.,
$225; Steve Bailey, Marietta Ambulance Assoc., $100; Dennis Hall, Maytown
Ambulance Assoc., $100; and Joseph Shaeffer, president, Mount Joy Leisure Club,
$325; (3rd row) Barry Etsell, Mount Joy Athletic Assoc., $225; Mitch Johnson, last
year's Beahm Student Council president; Scott Penwell, Council president this
year; and Mary Hoover, president of the Maytown Youth Organization, $225.
Standing at the bottom are, left to right, Craig Lehman, vice president of Student
Council; Sally Shearer, secretary; and Jeff Duke, treasurer. Besides the checks,
awards were presented to Chris Fahringer ($25) for most money collected; Joann
Storm ($25) for most marathon sponsors; and Mrs. Helen Hardish, for operating the
cafeteria during the marathon. Most of the money was raised at the marathon.
On Thursday, June 9th,
the W. I. Beahm Jr. High
Student Council donated
$2,450.00 to 9 local organ-
izations and one local
project. The presentations
were made by the 1975-76
Student Council President,
Mitch Johnson, and the
1976-77 President, Scott
Penwell.
The Student Council
sponsored two volleyball
marathons and a £ Valen-
tine Dance for the purpose
of giving the prceeds to
worthy organizations within
our communities. These
events required a tremen-
dous amount of work and
effort on the part of the
entire W. I. Beahm Student
Body, and certainly dis-
plays an unselfish attitude
on the part of today’s
students.
It certainly is refreshing
in today’s world to find
young people so willing to
give of their time and
energy to help others
within their communities.
Too often we hear of the
problems caused by stu-
dents, but seldom do we
read about their successes
and accomplishments. The
W. 1. Beahm Student
Council and entire Student
Body should be congratu-
lated for their community
awareness. Mr. Greider
and Mr. Price are the
Student Council Advisors.
Thurs.—Sat. June 16—18
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