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Beginners Grid Clinic
Saturday At Donegal
Aug. 14,1974
Football for beginners will
be presented at Donegal high
school on Saturday, Aug. 17.
Football Clinic for all in-
terested boys — grades five
through eight — will be held
Under the direction of the at the high school.
THE
Mayor Reports
Last month I asked the citizens in the borough to report, to
our police department, disturbing incidents and traffic
violations that are getting out of hand.
I am glad to say that a conscious citizen used his alertness
and good judgement by turning in an alarm as a business
property that was being burglarized.
A thank you to Pete Stauffer for his quick reaction in
helping our police department in apprehending this situation.
I would like to commend Officer Aument and part-time Of-
ficer Germer for their quick, efficient job in handling this
incident.
The borough crew has erected a one-way sign, traveling
south, at Patterson Alley (aside St. Mark’s Church and
Presbyterian llome) and on Coal Alley ( aside the Firestone
Store and Sloans Pharmacy) a one-way sign traveling north.
We urge all to make note of these changes in behalf of the
community safety.
Another reminder in reference to the ordinance on weeds,
rubbish, etc. should be dealt with if this pertains to you. I
urge all to keep Mount Joy a clean and a safe community in
which to live.
I will be in the Borough Office August 16th at 7 p.m. to 8:30
p.m. for anyone wishing to discuss a problem concerning the
borough.
James A. Gingrich
Mayor
Summer
TRAVELERS
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Two of Mr. Reymer’s
D.H.S. grid coaching staff, a =
Activities will begin at 9:30
a.m. and be concluded by
noon. There will be refresh-
ments.
General football fun-
damentals will be stressed,
f sp
but there will be no body
contact work. Boys will need
no equipment. Their own
shorts and sneakers will be
the “uniform” of the day.
Duties and playing
methods of both linemen and
backs will be discussed.
In addition to the boys, any
midget football coach who is
interested may attend.
Donegal high school
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football practice begins on
Monday, 19.
Physicals for the squad
were held Thursday, Aug. 8,
for 9th through 12th grade
candidates.
Reymer and daughter, Beth,
Miss Angela Rostial, Brad
Newcomer and Mrs. Mary
Nissley were in Greencastle,
Pa., last Thursday, to visit
with relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. Reymer and to attend
festivities of Old Home
Week.
Seven Enter E'town
Seven Mount Joy students
will attend Elizabethtown
college this fall as freshmen.
They are: Christopher R.
Coleman, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Hugh J. Coleman, R.D. 2;
Miss Ella Mae Henry, 220
Mount Joy St.; Miss Rebecca
L. Merchant, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Merchant, R.D. 1.
Miss Connie A. Reuter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reuter, 6 Joy Ave.;
Paul D. Thompson, Box 203
R.D. 2; Miss Susan K.
Weaver, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin R. Weaver, 171
Manheim St.; and Miss
Sharon A. Zimmerman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Zimmerman, 122 S.
Barbara St.
antique autos were in the
parade on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.
Groff and daughter,
Michelle, and Miss Sandra
Heisey were vacationing last
week in Wildwood, New
Jersey.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
for Your Children at
KRAYBILL MENNONITE SCHOOL
Applications Now Being Received
For Grades K - 9
KRAYBILL MENNONITE SCHOOL
Welcomes Christian Families
Regardless of Race or Denomination
Call 653-5236
The Mount Joy
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MOUNT JOY, PA., 17552
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