Page 6—SUSQUEHANNA TIMES ‘Maytown Fire Company Game Nights Correction Private Ricky E. Collier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Collier Sr., Marietta, is in the Army and has completed his basic training. He has now been assigned to duty GAMES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 6:45PM FEATURING U-PICK-EM GAME, BIRTHDAY NIGHTS, JACKPOT SPECIALS, AND WEEKLY DOOR PRIZES at Fort Jackson, South Given Every Week Carolina. We incorrectly stated in FREE PARKING. last week’s edition that Private Collier was in the Air Force. Come Early for Lots of Good Food & Refreshments by Ladies Auxiliary of Maytown Fire Co. ® x v JOIN OUR CL UB. ¥ Now paying 5.25% interest ff. , on Christmas Clubs. ; 3 paid according to schedule : a We suggest you plan ahead for the holidays now. Join our 3 ’ Shristmas Club and save in a systematic manner for the next holiday ) A season. : Save $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, or more, each week. Save whatever 3 weekly sum your budget can best handle. You'll be surprised how fast you savings will grow. Savings Plan of Action. ; UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK ja 0 KA 101E. MainStreet 100 W. High Street 190 Stony Battery Rd. J aI\AlG = ¥F Mount Joy, PA17552 Maytown, PA 17550 Salunga, PA 17538 BANK A&- | 653-1441 426-1512 898-2478 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION : Stop in and see us soon. We'll help you put together a Holiday A Georgiann Westerman Philip J. Landis and Georgiann Westerman have been elected girl and boy of the month for October by the faculty of Donegal High School. Georgiann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Westerman, 28 North Jacob Street, Mount Joy. She is enrolled in the academic course at Donegal and hopes to attend Forsyth Dental Center, Boston, Mass, to major in Dental Hygiene. She is a member of St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, Mount Joy. Georgiann’s high school activities and awards in- clude: Dramatics Club, 9-12 (Sec., 11, pres. 12) Band front, 10-12 (captain, 12) Varsity club, 11 Soccer cheerleader, 11 Junior Class Play Junior Class vice president Associate editor of year- book, 12 Senior Class Play Basketball cheerleader, 12 (co-captain) National Honor Society, 11 Who’s Who Among Amer- ican HS Students Philip Landis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Landis, R.D.1, Mount Joy. He is enrolled in the academic course and plans to attend the Culinary Institute of American, Hyde Park, NY, to become a chef. Phil is a member of Gloss- brenner United Methodist Church where he is treas- urer of the Youth Fellowship and a member of the choir and kitchen committee. He is also a member of the Mount Joy Golf Association. Phil has worked for Greider Farms, Inc. Phil’s high school activ- ities and honors included: Band, 9-12 Bye, Bye, Birdie, 10 Rhythm Singers, 11 Chorus, 11, 12 Class president, 12 County chorus, 11, 12 Dramatics Club, 11, 12 (vice president, 12) Yearbook staff chief photo- grapher October 29, 1980 Philip Landis mm ¢ P. Landis, G. Westerman ¢ DHS boy, girl of month 1980 Pennsylvania Govern- ors School for the Arts (photography) Veteran’s Day program, 9-12 PUFA, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Night of January 16th, 11 Senior Class Play Who’s Who Among Amer- ican HS Students Keystone Boy’s State Science Fair Winner, 11 Small game Pennsylvania’s regular small game hunting season will open on Saturday, November 1, at 9 am, Eastern Standard Time, which covers the whole state of Pennsylvania. Species on which the season opens on November 1st include cottontail rabbits and ringneck pheasants, wild turkeys and bobwhite quail. The following are the daily and possession limits for small game species during the regular season: Cottontail rabbits—A limit of four per hunter per day and eight in possession; Ringneck pheasants—Daily limit is two, with a possession limit of four; Wild turkey—A limit of one per hunter for the fall hunting season; Bobwhite quail—A daily limit of four, with eight in the possession of a hunter. Regular small game sea- son for rabbits and phea- sants and squirrel and grouse will close on Sat., Nov. 29th. Quail will have a season of only one week, ending Sat., Nov. 8th. Fishermen and boaters are reminded by the Penn- sylvania Fish Commission to observe the ban against smoking and building of open fires. The ban, which applies to large areas throughout the eastern half of the State, was issued by the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Environmental Resources and the Game Commission and went into effect October 22nd due to extreme dryness of forests and fields.
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