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Somebody won a new
bicycle at the Homecoming
game, but the winner
hasn’t turned up to collect
his prize. If your program
is number 038178, you
won. Call the DHS office.
SUSQ
Vol. 76 No. 42 October 20, 1576
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
MARIETTA & MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Suzanne Frey crowned, DHS wins
at Saturday’s Homecoming game
Suzanne Frey was
crowned homecoming
queen of Donegal High
School last Saturday after-
noon.
After the crowning cere-
mony, the Indian football
team defeated Annville-
Photo shows Arlen Mumma (#45) a split second before he blocked a punt in the
Cleona for the first time
ever. The score was 34-8.
The junior class won the
float competition and pos-
ession of the tomahawk.
Miss Zeller was crowned
Faculty Homecoming
Queen by unanimous vote
of the teachers.
The Indians, who suf-
fered their first loss of the
season to Cocalico last
Monday, had no trouble
beating the bottom-ranked
Little Dutchmen.
[continued on page 8]
Annville-Cleona game last Sat. The football is just starting to leave the punter’s
foot. Mike Carroll recovered the ball in the end zone for a touchdown.
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Photo shows a new member of the Marietta Jaycees. He
will participate in the ‘‘Scream in the Dark’ program
this Halloween.
Haunted house and
parade
by Donald Simmons
The Marietta Jaycee's
announced the dates set for
Halloween activities in our
community will be:
The Third Annual
Scream-in-the-Dark will be
held October 22-31 at
p.m. On the evening of the
31st, the hours will be from
7 p.m. until Midnight. The
location is Jaycess Center,
West Market and North
Waterford Avenue.
The 20th Annual Hallo-
ween Parade will be held
in
Marietta
on Thursday, October 28,
and will form at the River-
view School lot from 6:13.
The parade will start at
7:30 and procede up Mar-
ket Street to the Square,
then on up Gay Street and
down West Walnut to thi
Jaycee Center where prizes
will be announced.
The parade chairmen
are: John Spickler and
Harvey Reem. The parade
will be led by the State
Police Mounted Color
Guard.
Safety checkpoints
for Halloween treats
by Harvey E. Reem
The Marietta Jaycees
will be sponsoring a Trick
or Treat station for all
children to have there
candy checked for metal
materials within the candy.
This station will be set
up at the Council Chamber
during the evening of Trick
or Treat night.
We urge that al! parents
have their children stop in
Maytown
trick/treat
East Donegal Supervisors
have announced that Trick
or Treat night in East
Donegal Township will be
October 28, from 6 to 9
p.m: Children up to age 12
may participate.
and have their candy
checked. There is no
charge and it only takes a
minute. That minute could
save your child's life.
Photo shows a member of
the Marietta Jaycees who
drinks a strange potion
every Halloween. Large
quantities of this fluid
affect his appearance and
behavior.
Teachers,
board are
still
talking
DEA leaders made care-
ful preparations for a strike
before they walked into the
negotiating room Monday
night.
The teachers were pre-
pared to walk out Tuesday
if school board negotiators
flatly refused the union's
latest contract proposal.
The fact that classes
were held Tuesday may
mean that DEA negotiators
sensed some spirit of
compromis<. at the table.
No date has been set for
the next negotiating ses-
sion, but school officials
scem confident that talks
will continue as we go to
press Tuesday. At the neat
meeting, the board will
make a new offer.
Bike
rodeo
Saturday
Since rain and wind
postponed the Mount Joy
Jaycees annual bike rodoe
on October 16th, the event
has been rescheduled for
Saturday morning October
23rd at Seiler School from
10 until 11:30. All boys and
girls in grades one thru six
arc invited to participate.
This year’s rodeo should be
better than ever. There aie
six events this year, with
each event being super
vised by a member of the
Jaycees. None of th
events is dangerous. They
are designed to check cach
child in his handling ot his
bicycle.
Prizes will be awarded t«
each child who accumulates
the most points in his age
group. Those who desire
can have reflective tape
applied to their bikes tc
make them more visible tc
motori
So if you have a specia
skill on the bicycle or if you
just like to ride bike, come
on out to the bike rodoe.
Who knows, you may even
be a winner or better vet
you may be Mount Joy's
Most Skilled Bicyclist.