Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brooks (Matsuko) of Hunt-
ington, W. Va., a daugh-
ter, Tuesday, July 26. Mr.
Brooks is the son of
Thelma Bowman, 739 W.
Main St., Mount Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Ellis, (Nancy Sultzaberger),
324 E. Front St., Marietta,
a son at Osteopathic Hos-
pital.
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Births
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Keener, (Marilyn Holling-
er) Brian Avenue, Mount
Joy, R.D. #2, a daughter,
at General Hospital, Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Rapp, (Beth Haines), 134
W. Market St., Marietta, a
daughter, at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Friday.
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Maytown
Head Start drive begins
kindergarten, they are not
eligible for the program.
To be eligible for Day
Care services, the family’s
income cannot exceed cer-
tain amounts, which de-
pends on the family size.
For example, a family of
four can earn about $1,000
The Lancaster County
Child Development Pro-
gram (Head Start) is start-
ing its recruitment drive for
the 1977-78 year, which
begins in September.
Pre-school children of
low or moderate income
families who need day care
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hickethier (Joyce Kraybill)
Marietta, R.D. #1, a son at
St. Joseph Hospital, to retain employment of at per month.
Wednesday. least twenty hours per There are centers in
week, or to be enrolled in Mount Joy and Columbia.
job training are given
Mr. and Mrs. Robert highest priority in enroll-
Zink (Gloria Fready) 106 E.
High St, Maytown, a
daughter, at St. Joseph
Hospital, Tuesday.
ment. Children of parents
attending high school, day-
time GED program, or
college will also be consid-
ered for enrollment as
space permits.
Children must be at least
three years old at the time
of enrollment. If the chil-
dren are old enough for
The scores of the recent
golf tournament, under the
direction of Mr. Stellar,
were as follows:
1st, David Condon—165;
2nd, Tim Roaten—174 and
3rd, Asher Neiss—175.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moilanen (Sharon Koser)
140 W. Walnut St., Mari-
etta, a daughter at General
Hospital, Thursday.
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Mount Joy
August 3, 1977
The centers operate five
days a week throughout the
year.
For more information, or
to apply for Day Care, the
parent should contact the
Lancaster County Devel-
opment Program (Head
Start) at 299-7301, exten-
sion 50. The administrative
office is located at 630
Rockland Street, Lancaster.
Golf Tourney
Altogether there were 3
‘rounds, 18 holes and 7
participants. A hole in one
was scored by Dave Con-
don. The tournament was
played on the Donegal
High School course.
Survey
results
Senator Ralph W. Hess,
R-28 District, announced
the results of his first
30-day district wide survey
(York-Lancaster). The ques-
tionnaire was developed to
reflect the current legisla-.
tive calendar, so that the
Senator would have consti-
tuent imput on the current
issues. The 5S questions
were:
1. Would you support a
proposal to call a U.S.
Constitutional Convention
in order to amend the
Constitution to prohibit any
and all abortions from the
moment of fertilization?
The answers were: Yes
(30.0%); No (67.4%); Un-
decided (2.6%).
2. Do you favor granting
a sales tax exemption on
the purchase of energy
saving devices such as
insulation and solar heat-
ing? The answers were:
Yes (83.1%); No (16.4%);
Un. (0.5%).
3. Do you support any
action to bail out the
Philadelphia Public Schools
with State funds? The
answers were: Yes
(13.1%); No (84.9%); Un.
(2.0%).
4. Would you favor the
continued use of studded
tired even if their use costs
the State $50 million a year
in added highway repairs
and would result in a Ic a
gallon gas tax increase?
The answers were: Yes
(16.4%); No (82.8%); Un.
(0.8%).
S. Do you favor lowering
the drinking age to 20
(2.6%), 19 (8.7%), 18
(9.0%), or not at all
(78.4%), undecided (1.3%).
This was a random
survey, telephone ques-
tions, with discussion and
responses solicited.
This will be a continuous
survey based on the pend-
ing legislation. Each survey
period will be 30 days, with
results announced 10 days
after the close of each
period.
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