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January 25, 1978
Last chance for Sweethearts
Friday, January 27th, is
the last day that pictures
will be accepted for the
annual Mount Joy Sweet-
heart King and Queen
Contest.
Deliver or mail your
child’s photo to Mrs.
Jeffery Brown, 245 Mari-
etta Avenue, Mount Joy.
Children between the
ages. of 9 months and 3
years, whose parents live
at a Mount Joy mailing
address, are eligible to
-enter. Include your child's
name and age, the parents’
names and address, and
the social security number
of the child or parent.
Write this information on
the back of the photo.
~ The contest will begin on
Monday, January 30th, as
local residents begin plac-
ing pennies in the canisters
beneath the kids’ photos.
The photos and canisters
will be placed in the
following locations: Union
National Bank, Hostetter’s
Hardware, National Central
Bank, and Stehman’s IGA.
The contest will close on
February 10th, when the
canisters will be emptied
and the money counted by
a bank teller. Winners will
be announced on February
11th at 10:30 AM in the
Trinity Lutheran Church.
Maytown Fire Co.
At the recent meeting of
the Maytown Fire Company
Fire Chief Charles Johns
reported on fire calls for
December.
The Maytown firemen,
and their equipment, re-
sponded to 6 emergency
calls: a vehicle accident, a
chimney fire, an assist call
to Marietta, a standby at
Bainbridge, and two stand-
bys at Mount Joy.
Four training sessions
and one work detail were
also reported.
There - was no fire
damage in East Donegal
Township during the month
of December.
In a special year-end
report by Chief Johns, he
said that the Fire Company
responded to 31 emergency
calls last year. In addition
to the emergencies, the
men responded on the
following non-emergency
calls: 3 controlled burnings,
20 training drills, 28 public
service calls, and 13 work
details. The total number
of calls was 9S.
The value of property
saved by the Fire Company
this year was estimated at
$121,000. The total value of
damage was estimated at
$13,000.
Monday night training
sessions are being planned.
Active members should
attend as many of the
weekly sessions as pos-
sible.
Frank Splain, Jr., was
recently accepted as a new
member of the Maytown
Fire Company.
The current Fire Co.
fund drive is still in
Junior High
basketball team
defeated
The Donegal Junior High
basketball team was defeat-
ed last Wednesday by
E-town, 62-39. All other
games were cancelled due
to the weather.
progress. Firemen will be
picking up the coin cards
as soon as possible. If they
miss you, mail your coin
cards and donations to the
fire company.
Membership dues for the
Fire Company and the
Ambulance _ Association
should be paid at once to
any fire company officer or
active member. Dues can
also be sent by mail to the
secretary, and a member-
ship card will be mailed in
return.
Maytown Fire Company
would like to thank the
many people who have
helped support them over
the past year. They have
also expressed their appre-
ciation to the Susquehanna
Times for the news
coverage our paper has
provided.
Readers are reminded
that the weekly Maytown
Fire Company Game Nights
are held every Saturday
night at 7:00 PM, except
when snow or other
weather conditions prevent.
You can enjoy an evening
of fun, excitement, and
good food at the weekly
games, and support your
fire company at the same
time.
Members are reminded
that the next meeting of
the Maytown Fire Company
and the Ambulance Asso-
ciation will be held on
Monday, February 13th, at
7:00 PM.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. William
Minehart (Cynthia Dear-
dorff), RD2 Mount Joy, a
daughter at General Hospi-
tal, January 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Stehman (Vicki Little), 734
W. Main St., Mount Joy, a
son at General Hospital,
January 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Smith (Mary J. Eshleman),
643 W. Main St., Mount
Joy, a son at General
Hospital, January 17th.
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