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Births
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Brennan, (Patricia Checci) Shultz, (Joyce Garber)
286 W. Market St., Mari- Mount Joy, R.D. #1, a
etta, a daughter, at Gener- daughter, at General Hos-
al Hospital, Thursday. pital, Sunday.
Summer playground activities begin
Summer activities have
begun at Marietta’s Mem-
orial Park and the Maytown
American Legion play-
ground. They will run for
six weeks.
Hours of supervised ac-
tivity are from 9:00 to 12:00
and from 1:00 to 3:00.
Registration cards must be
filled out by youngsters
who attend. In addition to
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can be purchased here. We have First National City Bank and American Express
Traveler’s Checks.
o VALUABLE PAPERS
should be placed in a Safe Deposit Box for their safety and your peace of mind. We
have Safe Deposit Boxes available at reasonable rentals.
o VACATION LOANS
are here to make your vacation everything you want it to be.
eA VACATION CLUB MEMBERSHIP
to help you save for next year’s vacation. It’s not too late to join!
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the regular activities, there
will be occasional special
events, notices of which
will be posted.
Supervisors in Marietta
are Barbara Reuter and
Steve Stehman. Supervis-
ing the Maytown activities
will be Linda Smeltz and
Greg Lindemuth.
“Free Swims’’ will take
place on Tuesdays at the
Mount Joy Lion’s Club
pool. The cost is 25 cents,
and those participating
must register the morning
of the swim. Rain days for
Teen
The rock band ‘‘Max-
well’ will be featured at
the weekly ‘Teen Splash
Party’’ sponsored by the
Mount Joy Lion’s Club on
Wednesday, June 29, at
June 29, 1977
the swims will be Fridays.
“Free Swimming’ starts
June 28th.
H. Morrell Shields is
teaching summer music
program. Forty students
are enrolled in the Monday
section at Maytown school;
24 are enrolled in the
Tuesday section at River-
view; Grandview meets
Wednesday; and 30 more
learn music at Beahm Jr.
High on Thursdays. If you
want to enroll, contact Mr.
Shields or simply go to the
schools between 9:00 and
4:00 on thé proper day.
splash
the pool, W. Main Street,
Mount Joy. All local teens
are welcome.
In case of rain the event
will be held indoors.
Kim Reighard
is certified in prosthesis
Mr. Kim L. Reighard, a
pharmacist at Hinkle’s
Pharmacy, Columbia, re-
cently attended a week
long seminar in Cincinnati,
Ohio for instruction and
certification in surgical or-
thosis and prosthesis.
The course included lec-
tures on surface anatomy
and workshops on durable
equipment, such as wheel-
chairs, canes, crutches and
patient lifts.
Mr. Reighard joins Mr.
John A. Goshert, R. Ph.
and Mrs. William W.
Bachert on the staff of
Certified Surgical Appli-
ance Technicians at Hink-
le’s Pharmacy.
Albert Reinhold
celebrates his 91st birthday
Albert Reinhold of S.
Clay Street, Marietta, was
guest of honor at his 91st
birthday dinner at Lacy’s
Lounge on Friday, June
3rd. The party was hosted
by his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
B. Reinhold of Pittsburg,
for 12 guests (The actual
date of birth is June 13th).
He was also guest of
honor at a similar event in
Lancaster. Weekend guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
B. Wisner, Gladwynne, Pa.
Mrs. Wisner is a niece of
Mr. Reinholds.
MOUNT JOY
LEGION
(2 mi. E. of Mt. Joy
off Rt. 230 By-Pass)
July 2
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Sunday Dinners
12 Noon to 9 P.M.
Reservations—898-8451
Albert Reinhold
STATE
THEATRE
downtown Columbia
684-2273
Starts Wednesday
Airport "77
Nitely—7 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.—7 & 9 p.m.