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ment Association spent a
pleasant day last week
planting small gardens
around local mail box posts.
Charter members of the
organization are Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Bair, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hayden, and
Blackie Bromer.
SP/4 Michael Leas
Specialist Fourth Class
Michael Leas recently com-
pleted a three week course
with the French Commands
Training unit. The training
took place in Breisach, West
Germany, The Black Forest
Region, and Colmar France.
It involved French, German,
British and American per-
sonnel.
SP/4 Leas was one of
thirty selected from the
793rd Military Police Battal-
ion to participate in this
program.
The rigorous training con-
sisted of special war tactics
and climaxed with a four day
300 kilometer survival
march through the moun-
tains of the Black Forest.
Leas is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Leas, Maytown.
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Jon Horst and Patty
Meszaros, students from
Donegal High School, -par-
ticipated in a three-week
Summer Arts Program,
CreARTivity '80, from June
12 to July 2.
Jon is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamine H. Horst,
Jr., 157 Manheim Street,
Mount Joy, PA 17552.
Patty’s parents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Meszaros of
9 South Harter Street,
Maytown, PA 17550.
This was a Summer Arts
program sponsored by the
Intermediate Unit’s Pro-
grams for the Gifted and
Joan M. Monchak
Joan M. Monohak,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John A Monchak, R.D.#1,
Columbia, recently grad-
uated from the Yale Univer-
sity School of Nursing,
receiving a masters of
science degree in Psychi-
atric-Mental Health Nurs-
ing.
Miss Monchak received
her primary nursing educa-
tion at the John’s Hopkins
School of Nursing and her
BS degree at the John’s
Hopkins University. She is
presently employed as a
Clinical Specialist-Psychia-
tric nurse in Baltimore, Md.
Mount Joy
Rotary club
attendance
The Mount Joy Rotary
Club recently released a list
of members attaining per-
fect attendance over the
years. They are as follows:
41 years, Walter Sloan;
32, Ray Wiley Sr.; 27, Adam
Greer and Tom O’Connor;
25, Jack Stauffer; 24, Earl
Koser; 22, Joe Shaeffer; 21,
Dick Rainbolt; 19, Les
Eshelman; 17, Jay Risser
and Les Hostetter; 15, Dick
Bryson and Bob Eshleman;
14, Charles Groff, Art
Hostetter and Bob Kline;
13, Ralph Coleman; 12,
Elmer Ginder and Ragnor
Hallgren;
10 years, John Hart, Les
Koder, Jack Tyndall, Vic
Koser, Andy Rehmer, Jim
Rutt and Ray Wiley, Jr.; 9,
Wilbur Beahm and Dick
Hallgren; 8, Jay Musser,
Dave Schlosser and Jake
Stehman; 6, Bob Brackbill,
Warren Rutt, Titus Rutt and
Abe Groff; 5, Jim Heilig,
Harold Keller, Charles
Engle, Elvin Yeagley and
Jay Greider; 4, Ben Hess; 3,
Sam Zuch and Dan Gohn; 2,
Norm Dunsmore and Merv
Nolt; and 1, James Thomas,
Sim Horton and Lloyd
Heisey.
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