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Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Brenaman returned March 6
from an all-expense-paid trip
to Rome, Italy. They were
guests of Raub Supply for a
one week stay in Italy. They
toured the ancient city and
many other nearby points of
interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Leonard returned home
Saturday from a nine-weeks
visit in Puerto Rico with
their daughter and her
family, Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Jenkins and ten-year-old
daughter, Renee, who live in
Ceiba. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins
have been teaching for nine
vears in the school at
Roosevelt Road navy base.
The Leonards visit with
the Jenkins each winter, and
enjoy the almost ideal
weather, and the tropical
climate, with an abundance
of oranges, grapefruit,
pineapples, etc.
Mount Joy Cub Scout Pack
136 held its annual Pine
Wood Derby on March 13 at
the W.I. Beahm Junior High
School, sponsored by
Mummau’s Firestone Store.
Awards were given
preceeding the derby to the
following Cubs:
James Hendrick, Wolf;
Joel Nye, Patrick Wever and
John Erb, Denner; Jay
Ulrich, Bobcat; Clifford
Waltz Jr., Athlete, Forrester
and Outdoorsman; William
Brown, Craftsman, Scien-
tist, Showman, Sportsman
and Artist; Jon Horst, Artist,
Forrester, Naturalist;
Patrick Moran, Geologist.
Winners in the Derby Race
were: No. 1, Alan Brian, No.
2, Dean Brian, Slowpoke
Race, James Grady Jr. Tom
Watt awards were given to
Clifford Waltz Jr., and John
and William Hall, Scott
Shireman, Nathan Wilson,
Jeff Duke and Darrell
Reisberg.
Those helping with the
race included Cubmaster
Robert Mark, John
Shireman, Jay Heller, Pat
Moran and Dana Mark. Clair
Mummau served as judge.
Usherettes for the evening
were Georgeanne Weber and
Sue Dimler.
Those attending Cub Scout
Roundtable at Zion Lutheran
Church in Landisville this
month were: Robert Mark,
Dana Mark, Mrs. Evelyn
Duke and Mrs. Madalyn
Raudabaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spittler,
Donegal Heights, will
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observe their 39th wedding
anniversary on Thursday,
March 28. The occasion is
also Mrs. Spittler’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spittler were
married on March 28, 1935 at
the United Brethren Church
in Avon in Lebanon County.
Karen L. Saylor
In ‘Who's Who'
Karen L. Saylor, a senior
at Donegal high school has
been notified that she is to be
included in the eighth annual
edition of ‘‘“Who’s Who
Among American High
School Students, 1973-74, the
largest student award
publication in the nation.
Students from more than
20,000 public, private and
parochial . high schools
throughout the country are
recognized for their
leadership in academics,
athletics, activities, or
community service in the
school. Less than 3 percent of
the junior and senior class
students nation-wide are
awarded this recognition.
Karen is active in Y.E.A.
Club, school newspaper club,
and various church ac-
tivities. She also has been
named Girl of the Month,
National Merit Scholarship
Semi-finalist, and is a
member of the National
Honor Society.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanely Saylor,
Elizabethtown R1.
Two At Penn State
Awarded Degrees
Two are students received
degrees from Penn State
university on Saturday,
March 9, at commencement
exercises held at the end of
the Winter Term.
More than 1,500 students
were graduated.
Local students included:
Mitchell E. Albert, 130 New
Haven street, MS in mineral
economics, (in absentia).
Dennis E. Hay, 14 S. Queen
street, Maytown, BS elec-
trical engineering, with high
distinction.
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spot for connection with the
existing system.
These things are going to take
some time, of course, but the
Borough Authority is ‘‘pushing’’.
Maybe 14 months!
An interesting sidelight
was made clear at last
week’s borough council
meeting. When there is talk
in official circles about
curfew, the subject of age
limits are very much part of
the discussion!
It needs to be understood
that when these people say
“17-year-old age limit” they
mean that the curfew applies
to all persons who are 17
years of age and under. A
youngster would not be
exempted until he reached
his 18th birthday.
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Emergency
Medical Calls
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
AND
SUNDAY
DR. DAVID E. SCHLOSSER
New
Poison Control
Number
299-4546
Friendship Fire Co.
Holds March Meet
Mount Joy Friendship Fire
company No. 1 held its
March meeting on Thursday,
the 6th, with President
Ronald Alleman in charge.
Twenty-three members were
present.
The company has decided
to stay with the railroad
bridge limits for its fire
trucks. An order was placed
for 1,000 feet of three-inch
hose from Rick Shoemaker.
An auction will be held
Thursday, May 23, at the fire
house. The company will
accept anything good which
can be sold.
Two new members -
Robert Gantz and Paul Rice -
were taken into the com-
pany.
Chief Frank Good Jr.
reported four fire calls in
February with 99 men
responding. One death -
Grant Gebrerich - was
reported. He had received a
fifty-year membership pin at
the February meeting.
Mike Wargo reported on
the ambulance meeting and
Christ Charles on the county
firemen’s meeting and said
that the next meeting will be
held March 29. He also is
alternate delegate to the
State Firemen’s association.
James Markley reported
on the Zone 7 meeting. Next
meeting will be held March
19. He also was elected
delegate to the
Firemen’s association.
State
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all who were our patrons during the nine
years we operated the
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