September 17, 1980 Pacing + with their newly acquired 1976 Chevy Hortom 500 are members of the Maytown-East Donegal Ambulance Association. From left to right are: Bob Lively, Jr.; Sam Miller; Dennis Ebersole, Operations Chief; and Frank Splain, Jr., Assistant Operations Chief. Maytown-East Donegal Fire Co. The Maytown-East Don- egal Fire Co. reported a total of four emergency calls for the Month of August. Fire Chief Charles Shaffner reported that the company also responded on five work details and one public service call. Emergency calls includ- ed: one vehicle accident; one gasoline leak; one call for trees and electric lines down; and one reported structure fire. The fire company equip- ment was in service 27 hours with a total of 91 people responding on the calls. Fire company members Curtis Sharpe, Collins Hair, and Don Kissinger were added to the drivers’ list. JCs honor outstanding young men The Mount Joy Jaycees annually honor outstanding individuals in the commun- ity for their contribution to their job or organization and the community. This year’s award winners will be recognized at the Jaycees’ annual DSA Ban- quet. The Outstanding Young Fire Fighter award winner is IRN & Diamonds Rings. Watches, Pins, Etc SLEW A 87 €E Main St Phone 653-5705 LITE REE Donald L. Snyder, 8 South Barbara Street, Mount Joy. Don has been active with Mount Joy’s Friendship Fire Company No. 1 since 1972. Don is currently second lieutenant and also serves as a Driver/Engineer with the company. He has been very active in the fund raising committee and served on the executive building com- mittee for the new fire house. The Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer award winner is Gary Gallagher, 147 New Haven Street, Mount Joy. Gary has been with the Mount Joy Police Department since 1974, serving first as a part- time patrolman, then, in January 1978, as a full-time patrolman. Gary is a member of the Mount Joy Sportsman’s Association | =, IBBERSON’S : CARPET FOR HOME AND CAR oe Y 1660 SOUTH MARKET STREET 4 ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 17022 Open Monday through Friday 9 am to 5:30 pm Satarday 9 a:n to 12 noon Thursday and Friday evenings by prescheduled appointment only. Call 367-2724. § SENIOR CITIZEN CARDS HONORED PAPAIN PSI and attends the Mount Joy Church of God. The Outstanding Young Farmer award winner is Joe Wivell, R.D.#1, Columbia. Joe has been associated with farming all his life. He has served with F.F.A. Chapters as a member and on the executive commit- tees. Joe attends Trinity Lutheran Church in Mount Joy. The Outstanding Young Person award winner is Robert Stoner, 25 North Barbara Street, Mount Joy. -Rob was the Mount Joy Jaycees’ DSA Winner this year and has since been recognized for his outstand- ing achievements in Jaycees by the United States Jaycees. Rob has been very active in Jaycees for many years and has served on virtually every level in the local - Chapter. Rob is currently on the Mount Joy Borough Council and at- tends St. Mark’s United Methodist Church. The Mount Joy Jaycees thank these individuals for their contributions to the community. Each individu- al’s name will be submitted to the Pennsylvania Jaycees for possible statewide re- cognition. Fire company fund drive chairman Bob Hoffines reported that this year’s fund drive is nearing completion. Any resident within the fire company response area who may have missed this year’s drive can still contribute by mailing their donation to the Maytown Fire Co., P.O. Box 68, Maytown, PA 17550. Receipts will be sent upon request. Any resident who wishes a copy of this year’s Fund Drive Letter and postage paid response en- velope can obtain same by calling the chairman at 426-3871 or Treasurer Rene Scheuing at 426-3764. The fire company wishes to thank everyone who has contributed thus far. It was announced that the fire company has for sale a limited amount of old and defective 2'%2 inch supply hose which can be pur- chased at $.50 per foot. For further information call 426-3764 or 426-1244. The fire prevention com- mittee is finalizing plans for Fire Prevention Week— October S through 11. Activities will include films, demonstrations, a poster contest and a slogan contest for grade school children. In addition, the Maytown Fire Co. will have an open house and demonstration of equip- ment on Friday, October 10, from 6 to 9 pm, and Saturday, October 11, from 10 am to 2 pm. All residents and children are welcome to attend. 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