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Kids attend picnic
June 14, 1978
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I" E. Main St., Mount Joy
Members of the May-
town Elementary morning
kindergarten class of Ruth
Davis had an outdoor End
of the Year party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Thomas, RDI
Marietta, last week.
Winners in the various
contests were: Tammy
Flowers, 3-legged race;
Tony Mohr, bean bag toss;
Jimmy Westenhoefer, pea-
nut scramble; and Todd
Applegate, pin the tail on
the donkey.
Other games were play-
ed. A pinata was broken.
Prizes were awarded and
refreshments were served
by mothers of the students.
Smedley to be officer
Richard Smedley
Richard Smedley, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Smedley of North Gay
Street in Marietta, will
soon enter the U.S. Air
Force’s Officer Training
School (OTS).
“I felt 1 was qualified to
be an Air Force Officer, so
I applied,”’ says Richard,
who has been working in
the Air Force's research
program dealing with birds
that hit airplanes.
He has enjoyed his work
with the Bird Aircraft
Springfield Garden
Apartments
*Modern, 2 bedroom garden apartment
* Wall to wall carpet.
* All conveniences
* $230 plus electric
Security and references. Applications
being taken
Mount Joy Phone 653-2600
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Strike Hazard (BASH)
program, but, he continues
“I think a person needs to
strive to do better. You
can’t sit back and be
complacent simply because
you have a job you enjoy.
You’ve got to move
ahead.”’
When he graduates from
OTS, Richard will be
commissioned a 2nd lieu-
tenant. As such, he will
have a chance to use the
training he got at Albright
College in biology, chem-
istry, and math, to a larger
extent than he has up till
now. If he gets back into
BASH, he will continue his
bird studies, but in a more
responsible position.
Smedley was chosen
‘Airman of the Quarter”
for part of 1977, and was
the honor graduate in basic
training. Off-duty, he is a
member of the base soccer
and softball teams, likes to
golf, and plays tennis. He
enjoys crossword puzzles.
He is married and has
one daughter.
His wife, Carol, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Greider, Mount Joy
RD #1.
Bluegrass
Into bluegrass music?
Penn State-York will teach
you all about it this
summer. The 6-week
course is back by popular
demand. You don’t have to
be a musician to enroll.
Information, call York
771-4321.
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