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Soccer
Below is the current
standings of the Donegal
Area Soccer League:
Division I
Dirty Dozen won 2
games and have 4 points;
Cosmos won 1—tied 1—3
points; *Atoms lost 1—tied
1—1 point; and the Super
Stars lost 2.
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CITGO
Division II
The Cosmos won 2—4
points; *Destroyers won
2—4 points; Atoms lost 2
and the Super Stars lost 2.
Division III
The Atoms won 2—4
points; *Super Stars won
1—lost 1—3 points; Cos-
mos lost 1—tied 1—1
point; and the Wolverines
lost 2.
*First half champions.
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4-H’ers
July 27, 1977
Kathy Kulp (left) and Robin Esbenshade (right)
present projects at annual roundup
On Wednesday night,
July 20th, the Mount Joy
area 4H clubs held their
annual roundup at the
Saint Mark's United Meth-
odist Church in Mount Joy.
Many of the local 4H’ers
brought in projects to be
displayed and judged.
The clubs represented
were: First Year Sewing;
Start Stiching, Second Year
Sewing; Pattern for a Skirt,
Third Year Sewing; Stich
an Outfit, Fourth and Fith
Year; Making a Dress;
First Year Foods; Tricks for
Treats, Second Year Foods;
Adventure in Foods, Third
Year Foods; Mealtime
Magic, Fourth Year Foods;
and Foods With Interna-
tional Flavor.
There was also Crochet-
ing, Crafts, Macrame,
Wildflowers, and Cake
Decorating clubs. The girls
in the sewing clubs model-
ed the skirts and dresses
that they had made
throughout the year.
The other clubs had
displays and judging of
their projects. In the cake
decorating a tie was de-
clared for first place be-
tween Robin Esbenshade
and Kathy Kulp.
Friendship Fire Co.
The Monthly meeting of
Friendship Fire Co. No 1,
Mount Joy was held
Thursday, July 7 at 7:30
p.m.
Chief Frank Good report-
ed the following calls for
June:
6/2 Dumpster fire at the
Meadows Apts.; 6/5 Vehic-
le accident Route 283; 6/14
Train/truck accident Eby
Chiques Road at the cross-
ing; 6/16 Car fire at 47
Frank St.; 6/24 Smoke
scare at Harvestview Apts.;
and 6/28 Transformer fire
on Square St. behind John-
son’s Bus Service.
In addition the company
answered 3 public service
calls. The department has
answered 48 fire calls and
18 service calls to date, this
year. The ambulance re-
sponded to 30 calls in
June.
The following persons
were taken into the dept.
as emergency medical per-
sonell: Anne Newcomer,
Pat Moran, Jean Germer,
Beth Gage, Linda Rice, and
Sally Wagner.
The meeting was
journed at 8:25 p.m.
ad-
Pig and Rabbit Club meets
by Bruce Sipling
The Elizabethtown Pig
and Rabbit Club held their
Sth meeting of the year.
During roll call we answer-
ed by telling the ear notch
of one of your pigs.
The secretary, Thomas
Baum, read the minutes
and they stood approved as
read. We have approxi-
mately $40 in our treasury.
There was no old business.
We talked about having a
float at the Manheim Fair.
We voted on it and it was
not approved.
“a dass aa .
We are going to have a
club picnic on August 16th,
at E-Town.
Brian Ebersole gave a
report on parts of a pig.
Joyce Wagner gave a re-
port on how to show a pig.
Jeff Wagner showed how
to fit a pig and Barry
Heisey followed with a quiz
on pigs. Miss Linda France
from the extension office
was our speical guest. We
sang a song and the meet-
ing was adjourned and re-
freshments were served.