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Mount Joy playground open
Photo shows the swim teams in the Mount Joy pool. Starting in the front row, from
the left, are John Fry, Tim McGarvey, Scott Ney, Ben Kling, Missy Wetzel,
Michelle Frantz, Stephanie Robeson, Linda Sherk, Kerry Musser, Angela Miller,
Stephanie Ricedorf, Christine Smith, Tim Zuch, and Amy Breult; in the second row,
again from the left, are Marc Robeson, Mark Shearer, George Rice, Jay Darkey,
Kevin June, Mike McGarvey, Hope Maderia, Stacy Gingrich, Diana Arndt, Amy
Hess, Tracy Smith, Patty Cling, and Andy Breult; third row, Mike Jones, George,
Mount Joy playground
opened on June 27, and the
activities will continue for
the next five weeks.
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MOUNT JOY
LEGION
(2 mi. E. of Mt. Joy
off Rt. 230 By-Pass)
July 16
NOTEATIONS
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Sunday Dinners
12 Noon to 9 P.M.
Reservations—898-8451
MARIETTA CITGO
CITGO GAS—GROCERIES
OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
Ed Reeves, Prop. Phone 426-3863
East End—Route 441 — Marietta
Swimming lessons began
Tuesday, July S, and they
will continue thru July 15
for beginner swimmers.
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& Associates
684-7700
Sandy Shoemaker
426-3655
John Groff
426-3264
LeRoy Appley
7 426-1420 /
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Special events will be
held every Tuesday and
Thursday mornings at
10:30, with Arts and Crafts
July 13, 1977
Blasic, Kerry Kuhn, Beth Russel, Jody Nolt, Kathy Henly, Amy Westerman, Stacy
Ricedorf, Sherry Musser, Karen Wittel, Jill McKain, and Emmy Zuch; in the fourth
row are Rick Kinsey, Colleen Jones, Lisa Mummau, Sarah Russel, Doris Rice, Beth
Moran, Bill Dishart, Tom Swarr, Pat Moran, Mitch Mummau, and Steve Miller; last
row, Dave Drace, Sherri Kinsey, Michelle Kling, Kelly Rice, Pat Wolfe (assistant
coach), John Hoffman (coach), John Hayman (coach), Brian Newcomer (assistant
coach), Fred Straub, and Chris Rice.
on Wednesdays from 10:30
until 11:30.
Activities will be nok-
hockey, checkers, wiffle-
ball, softball, hardball and
many other events for
children to participate in.
The average daily atten-
dance for the first week has
been about 7S children per
session.
Course on art of selling crafts at F&M
A special 10-hour course
on selling crafts to the
public will be offered at
Franklin and Marshall Col-
lege in early August in
conjunction with the 30th
Pennsylvania Guild of
Craftsmen’s State Craft
broken into four, two-and-
a-half hour sessions, is
open to the general public
as well as members of the
Pennsylvania Guild of
Craftsmen.
Two sections of the
course are being schedul-
Market Fair at F&M'’s ed. One will meet Thursday
Mayser Center, August to Sunday, August 4.7,
4.7. from 7:30 to 10 a.m., and
The non-credit course, the other will meet
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The classes will take
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Kaufman Lecture Hall in
F&M'’s Pfeiffer Science
Center.
The course will be taught
by Joanne Shaub, who
owns the Union Gallery in
Marietta.
Topics which will be
covered include preparation
for selling. to the public;
selling through shops; bus-
iness aspects of selling--
paperwork and records;
and marketing.
Information about the
course is available from
F&M’s office of special
programs at 291-4003.
Donegal math awards
The Donegal Math De-
partment is proud to the
following award winners for
the 1976-77 school year:
Jennifer Neiss, recipient
of the Donegal Mutual
Insurance Company Math-
ematics Award —a $150
savings bond presented to
the graduating senior who
has demonstrated the
greatest excellence
throughout his or her
school career.
To Karen Albright, the
Rensselaer Medal —awar-
ded to the junior who is
outstanding in math and
science.
In addition, Delta Mu
Sigma pins were presented
to the following excellent
students:
12th grade, Jennifer Neiss
11th grade, Denise Grimm
10th grade, Robert Pekarek
9th grade, Doris Saylor
8th grade, Darlene Rutt
7th grade, Darol Saylor
Congratulations to these
fine young people for an
excellent performance.
Submitted by Bernhard
A. Thome, Donegal Math-
ematics department.
Post office job
opening for substitute rural carrier
Pgstmaster Gerald Hos-
ong announced the open-
ing of an examination for
substitute rural carrier at
the Mount Joy Post Office.
Applications are avail-
able at the Mount Joy Post
Office and must be filed
between July 11 and July
22. July 22, 1977 will be
the closing date.
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