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Rosene Mellinger, left, and Michele Fair, right, got
some assistance from their friend Rudi, center, while
they were selling corn at Mellinger’s farm.
Sherk, Weidman at
Rotary leaders’ camp
Two Donegal High
School students, Jacob
Sherk and Mark Weidman,
attended the 17th annual
William E. Nitrauer Rotary
Leader’s Camp from June
13 to 17, 1976. The camp is
located in York County and
the students were sponsor-
ed by the Mount Joy
Rotary Club.
Both students became
active in camp activities.
They participated in organ-
ized sports and attended
lectures as well as voca-
tional seminars.
The Family Night con-
cludes the week long
activities and is always a
big event. Parents and
friends are invited to have
dinner with the campers,
take a tour of the camp and
enjoy the evenings pro-
gram.
Physicals
for DHS
Donegal School District
has scheduled physical
examinations for Fall
Athletics on the following
dates:
" Wednesday, July 28—
Varsity Field Hockey—1
p-m.; 9th grade hockey—
Both boys were given a
Rotary T-shirt which they
wore for the last evening.
After returning to Mount
Joy, Jacob and Mark
attended the Mount Joy
Rotary meeting on July
27th to tell of their camp-
ing experiences.
They told the Rotarians
that in addition to making
many new friends, they
found the camp to be a
tremendous learning ex-
perience.
Jacob and Mark would
again like to thank the
Mount Joy Rotary Club.
They are grateful to Walter
Sloan, Chairman of the
Leader’s Camp Committee,
Elvin Yeagley and Rich
Mott who helped them
prepare for the camp as
well as providing trans-
portation.
scheduled
atheletes
2:30 p.m.
Friday, August 13—Var-
sity Football—8 a.m.; Jr.
High Football—10 a.m.;
Varsity Soccer—1 p.m.; Jr.
High Soccer—2:30 p.m.
All physicals will be held
in the high school health
roo
DHS Booster Club to
hold car wash Aug. 7
The Donegal High School
Football Booster Club will
sponsor a car wash on
Saturday, August 7, from 7
am. untii 2 p.m. The
benefit will be held at two
locations: the Marietta Car
Wash on Route #441 and
the Florin Fire Company
Hall.
Mark families
hold
reunion in Sico Park
A Mark Reunion was
held at Sico Park, Mount
Joy recently. Prayers were
said by president Robert
Mark. Almos Earhart and
Clair Mark, read the scrip-
ture. Songs were lead by
Dana Mark and Christina
Biesecker. Poems by Shir-
ley Brown and awards were
given by Lucy Koons, Linn
Blackford, and Jeremy
Sauders.
Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Mark,
Dana E. Mark, Christina
Biesecker, Vaughn R. Mark
Carol Little, Bryan E.
Mark, Kevin W. Mark,
Jean F. Mark, Roberta
Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Almos
: Earhart, Linn Blackford.
Eileen Teleky, Dorothy
Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Sauder, Jeremy Sauder,
Lucy Koons, Mr. and Mrs.
John Mark, Sr., Alta
Eshelman, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brown, Carol Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mark,
John Auker, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Kunkle, Robert T.
Berger, Jr.
Officers elected for 1977,
President Robert W. Mark;
Vice President Elwood
Earhart; Treasurer Almos
Earhart, and Secretary
Shirley Brown.
Youth tennis tourney
scheduled in Mt. Joy
by Gene Newcomer
The second annual junior
youth singles tennis tourn-
ament will be held on
August 13, 14, and 15,
1976 at the Mount Joy Park
Courts. The tournament is
open to all eligible resi-
dents of Mount Joy and the
surrounding communities.
Play will be open in the
following categories:
Girls 14 and under; boys
12 and under; and boys 14
and under. Trophies and
prizes for each of the
categories will be supplied
by Kenny Smith Sporting
Goods.
Boys and girls wishing to
enter the tournament can
This was the way Harold Dietrich’s front yard looked
Lawns ‘‘decorated’’ free
do so by dropping a card in
the registration box at
Kenny Smith Sporting
Goods Store in Mount Joy.
Name, address, sex, date
of birth, and telephone
number should all be in-
cluded on the registration
card. Deadline for entries
is August 12, 1976 at 7:30
p.m. No registrations will
be taken by phone.
Each participant will
need to supply one can of
new tennis balls as an
entrance fee.
Participants will be
notified by phone concern-
ing their scheduled playing
time. Failure to report
within 15 minutes of the
scheduled playing time will
result in a default.
# ¥. gd a
when he came back from seeing the Olympics last
week. His neighbors had ‘‘decorated’’ it for him while
he was away. Mr. Dietrich lives at 78 N. Chestnut St.,
Marietta. His neighbor, Claude Faringer, also had his
lawn “‘decorated”, but had cleaned it up by the time
the Susquehanna Times photographer had arrived.
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