Mayor explains Dimes drive
Mayor William S. Moser and borough leaders announce a Dimes drive in Masonstown to support Fayette County services. The plan seeks community donations and outlines collection goals and local participation strategies.
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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1971
Page
12
Mayor William S. Moser and borough leaders announce a Dimes drive in Masonstown to support Fayette County services. The plan seeks community donations and outlines collection goals and local participation strategies.
The Perry Elementary honor roll lists fifth grade students Janelle Davis Dawn Hoskinson Randy Roman Diana Wien Allen Gunnoe 3.0 3.4 3.4 3.4 3.0 sixth grade Gary Ames Carrie Fox Danny Neely Billie Jo White Jody Maley Becky Phillips Diana Helmick Gwen Mitchell Charlotte Foley 3.8 3.6 3.6 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.0 3.0 3.0 seventh grade Phyllis Collins Lori Butt Barry Stoneking Pam Bellis 3.3 3.1 3.0 3.0 eighth grade Anita Teagarden David Neely Trudy Cowell Debbie Haines Michael Ames John Hartley Mike Fox 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.0 3.0. The Rage March of Dimes Executive Committee outlines coin containers in local shops under Police Chief Pete Smargie Jr. supervision and a Tag Day in the borough. Klondike Lanes will host benefit bowling games for the drive for the fourth year. Mayor Moser urges youth to join the county pledge walk planned for next spring. last walk raised about 5000 dollars over 20 miles from Fayette Campus Penn State to California State College.
About 500 residents packed the Greene County town for the third annual parade. Debbie Lemon, daughter of Lloyd Lemon, was crowned queen by Rev. Charles V. Elliot. Princesses from Perry School and other Central Greene School District entries joined bands and groups like Waynesburg Central High and the Perry Elementary Chorus. After the parade, attendees enjoyed refreshments at the American Legion Home.
Strong springlike winds last week bent the First National Bank flagpole in Carmichaels and toppled the 35 foot community tree. Volunteers shortened the tree and will raise it again with a restricted flagpole. Community residents donated the tree and do all the decorating and lifting as volunteers.
The Womens Society of Christian Service at Mt. Morris United Methodist Church organized a gift exchange for Curry Memorial Home patients. Each member brought a gift for a man and a woman to be given at the home, followed by Christmas readings and group singing.
Smithfield Civil Defense Ambulance Corps announces 1972 officers with Andrew Morgan as president, Gilbert Mingan as vice president, Claude E. Goldsboro as secretary, and trustees T. S. Morgan Carolyn Morgan Wayne Richel Donald Hoone. The drive runs until Jan 31 1972 with memberships accepting until then. Family rate is 5 per year and single 3.50. join by mailing dues to P O Box 191 Smithfield Pa 15478.
Masontown Evangelical Mennonite Church youths at Sandy Bottom led by Rev. J. W. Townsend prepared over 500 dollars in restored toys for local needy boys and girls. Gifts were displayed at the church with thanks to all helpers and especially to Charles and Irene Cuppett for hosting toy work at their home.
A house to house drive by Rotary Lions King Coal Association and local fire companies runs today 1 30 to 3 30 p m in Carmichaels and Fairdale to boost the fifth annual Christmas home lighting contest entries must register at local shops giving names addresses and phones judging Monday Dec 27 6 30 to 8 30 p m First National Bank lamp prize from West Penn Power and chamber cash prizes 15 10 5 4th plus progress reports on fundraising toward a 5 000 goal with 2 627 40 raised to date Santa visits Dec 23 24 and wishing wells campaign and nominating slate for Chamber officers due Jan 12.
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