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Featured twirler Cindy Charles
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Queen Suzanne Frey photo by Jay Behling
October 20, 1976
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Featured Majorette JoNan Shirk
Donegal defeats Annville-Cleona 34-8 at DHS Homecoming game
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Donegal is now in a
3-way race for the section 3
championship with Elco
and Cocalico. All three
Scott Mowrer (#23) sweeps around the Annville line during the Hom
teams have lost only one
game in league play.
Donegal travels to Elco
next Saturday for what
could be the decisive con-
test.
Homecoming game fans
had a lot to cheer about
last Saturday. Scott
Mowrer put DHS on the
scoreboard in the first
quarter.
Al Newlin made the
second score in the next
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ecoming game.
Scott is the smallest man on the team but he sure can run. He tallied 122 yards in
the game. The big guys providing protection are obviously doing a good job, but we
can’t read their numbers. That’s Kevin Bradley watc
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Pete Splain (#32) plows through a hole in the line. Guar
to make the hole a little wider.
hing calmly in the background.
d James Shrum (#60) aims
period on a 2-yard plunge.
Mike Carroll added six
points in the 3d quarter
when he fell on a blocked
punt in the end zone. Arlen
Mumma made a spectacu-
lar leap to knock down the
football (See photo on page
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Donegal’s 4th TD came
in the last period when
Kevin Bradley hit Marlin
Emenheiser with a pass to
the end zone.
Donegal’s 254 running
yards and 9S passing yards
added up to the team’s
best performance of the
season.
Scott Mowrer, who
weighs only 140 |Ibs.,
tallied 122 yards rushing in
15 carries.
Scott picked up a lot of
his yardage on wide
sweeps around the line.
“The kids blocked real
well,”’ Coach Gayne
Deshler remarked.
Pete Splain booted 2
PATs and some powerful
punts, including one
59-yard bomb.
Martin family entertains Kuhns
On October 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Martin enter-
tained the Kuhn family at
their cabin at Peaceful
Valley near Big Springs in
Perry County. All had a
very enjoyable time. The
following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Martin, Richard Martin,
William and Julie, Mrs.
Bertha Foreman, and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Kuhn and
Terry, all of Mount Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gerber, Robin, Brian, and
Cherie and Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Johns, all of May-
town.
"Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Wagaman and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kuhn of Man-
heim.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Martin and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hershey,
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Walter, all of East Peters-
burg.
Larry Johns and Pat
Simms of Wrightsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Gerber of Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ger-
ber; Patti and Scott; Mr.
and Mrs. John Hershey,
and Mr. Lloyd Hershey all
of Lancaster.
Farm Women’s Society meets
by Pauline E. Miller
Farm Women’s Society
#8 met October 16th at 2
p-m., in Chiques United
Methodist Church, Mount
Joy, R.D. #1. The meeting
was in charge of Grace
Bixler, president. Group
singing was led by Miss
Anna Mae Eby. Mary
Grace Martin accompanied
on the piano. Devotions
were in charge of Lillian
Eby who gave appropriate
thoughts for fall and read
from Psalms 128. Minutes
were read and roll call was
taken by secretary, Mary
Grace Martin. Society #26
was entertained at this
meeting.
Mrs. Buckwalter, presi-
dent, of the guest Society
gave a brief word of greet-
ing.
Margaret Heisey on the
Ways and Means Commit-
tee announced that plans
for a bus trip to Philadel-
phia in November would be
cancelled. Vera Frey gave
the treasurer’s report in
the absence of Elizabeth
Shuman.
Viola Greider on the
Sunshine Committee re-
ported having visited Lizzie
Keener and that Esther
Musser in the General
Hospital has slightly im-
proved.
Mr. Lester Hostetter,
Mount Joy, presented the
main feature of the after-
noon as he gave many
pointers on the care and
growth of chrysanthemums
and roses. He brought
beautiful specimens from
his garden.
Seasonal refreshments
were provided by hostesses
Mary Reist, Kathryn
Heisey, Kathryn Erb, Eliz-
abeth Newcomer, Ethel
Herr, Lillian Eby, and
Anna Wolgemuth.
The next meeting will be
held November 20th at hte
held November 20th at the
home of Mrs. Anna Keener
R.D. #1, Elizabethtown.
Fay Stoner, a 4-H student
to Germany, will be the
special speaker.
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