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A team beats E-town,
by David L. Miller
The ‘‘Donegal Braves’
traveled to Elizabethtown
October 4 to play under the
lights at the high school
field. After the ‘‘C’”’ team
lost 15-0 and the ‘‘B’’ team
following suit with an 18-6
defeat.
The *“A’’ team prevented
Donegal Booters out-kick Mules,
then scrub Comets on parents day
The Donegal Soccer
Team again proved that it
was the better team in its
game with the Mules of
Solanco. The Indians dom-
inated the game from the
start scoring three goals in
the first quarter of play.
Kris McCue scored first.
Then, Henry Klugh added
a goal. Kris’s second goal
ended the first quarter.
The Indians monopolized
the play during the second
and third quarters. In the
fourth period of play, Phil
Mount Joy
The Mount Joy High
School Class of 1941 held
their 35th Reunion, Satur-
day evening, October 2 at
Mr. Lacy’s Lounge.
Twenty-three members and
their guests attended.
Guests of the Class were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F.
the E-town sweep by win-
ning 14-8. The home team
scored first and Donegal
came right back with Steve
Neal making the touchdown
and a Butz to Neal pass
made the score 8-8.
In the third quarter Butz
carried the ball across the
goal line on a quarterback
keeper. The point after was
not good and the score was
Mitzkavich’s brilliant save
of a Solanco penalty kick
saved the shut-out for
Donegal. Mark Divet lead
the JV’'s to a victory by
scoring 4 of the five goals
for Donegal. The other was
scored by Nau Moua. The
game was not even close as
the Indians stomped the
Mules by a S to 1 score.
The Indians continued
their winning ways be de-
feating Penn Manor 2 to 0.
The victory was especially
sweet because it was Par-
ents’ Day for the Donegal
High class
Kochenour, former teach-
ers in the Mount Joy
School District.
Prizes were awarded to
Clyde Fenstermacher,
Ocean City, NJ for sending
in the first reservation:
Anne Aliaga, El Paso, TX
and Robert Randler, Cary,
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14-8. With time running
out E-town had a first
down near the goal line.
The defense held for 4
downs and stopped the
drive on the 6 yard line.
The game ended 14 to 8
with the Braves on top.
This game was a ‘‘team”
effort and we congratulate
every player who played in
the game.
Soccer Team. Early in the
second quarter Henry
Klugh booted home the
Indians’ first goal. In the
same quarter, Ron Meckley
shot from about thirty
yards out to score and give
the Indians its second goal.
The third and fourth quar-
ters were scoreless as
Donegal stifled the Comets.
The J.V. team trampled the
Penn Manor team 5 to 1.
Mark Divet scored twice
and Denny Weller, Jon
Myers, and Marc Henri
Bataille each scored once.
NC for coming the greatest
distance; Anna Enck, for
the one having the most
grandchildren.
Those attending were:
Mr. & Mrs. Max Balto-
zer; Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
Brown; Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Forry; Mr. & Mrs. Jacob
Klugh; Mr. & Mrs. Clar-
ence Newcomer; Mr. &
- Mrs. Robert Randler; Mr.
& Mrs. James Workman;
Mr. & Mrs. James Zeller.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred All-
gaier (Wanda Alexander);
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dif-
fenbaugh (Betty Ann Doeb-
ler); Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
3 Ginder (Verna Faus); Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Stoner
(Mary Hostetter); Mr. &
IGA
§ Incorporated,
On September 23, the
stock clerks of Stehman’s
IGA, owned by Jacob Steh-
man, participated in a
unique training seminar
entitled, ‘‘Practical Stock
Clerk Work Methods.”’
The seminar was con-
ducted by Creative Man-
agement
Louis, Missouri, in cooper-
ation with the G. H. Delp
Company of Reading, PA.
a subsidiary of Wetterau
supplier for
IGA stores.
Institute of St.
Randy McCoy and Holly Baker tried on the new sample uniforms last week.
Band gets preview of new outfits
Sample uniforms submit-
ted by two uniforms com-
panies were modeled by
band officers at the regular
Donegal High School Band-
Parents club meeting in the
band room. Randy McCoy
and Holly Baker, president
and vice-president of the
band, modeled the two
of ’41 holds reunion
Mrs. Harry C. Rohrer
(Evelyn Neff); Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Enck (Anna New-
comer); Mr. & Mrs. Simon
Kraybill (Mary Jean Sher-
er); Mr. & Mrs. Albert
Brayman (Thelma Young).
Mr. Clyde Fenstermach-
er; Mrs. Richard Aliaga
(Anna Coen); Mrs. Charles
Bond (Mary Edith Gilbert);
Mrs. Kenneth Holsinger
(Eva Lehman); Mrs. Earl
Bell (Barbara Anne Long-
enecker); and Miss Betty
Jane Charles.
Committee members
were Bruce Brown, Betty
Ann Diffenbaugh, Betty
Jane Charles, Barbara
Anne Bell, and Mary Ston-
er.
suits which are being con-
sidered. Bids will be a-
warded by the school board
on October 21.
The board budgeted
$20,000 toward the pur-
chase of 150 complete
uniforms, 30 extra hats and
20 extra overlays.
Edgar Jones, president
of the football booster club,
outlined the cost of instal-
ling night lights on the
athletic fields at Donegal
High School. He ask for the
Band-club’s assistance in
the $12,000 project.
The club went on record
as supporting the Project
D-Lites. Profits from one
Band club project will be
donated to Project D-Lites.
The band club will spon-
sor a paper drive on Satur-
day, November 20, and on
the third Saturdays of
January, March, and May.
Glen Leib, director of the
band, was given authority
to proceed with arrange-
ments for a springs trip to
Norfolk, VA. The proposed
trip would be April 24 or
May 1.
The band will march in
the Marietta Halloween
parade on October 28.
The next band club
meeting will be held Nov-
ember 1, in the High
School.
Photo shows from left to right, front to back: Karin Welcomer, Emily Lesher,
Donna Sweeney, Mariam Martin, Warren Crills, Andy Haines, Gary Good and Ed
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