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Activities for the final
week of playground includ-
ed a free swim, a scaveng-
er hunt, and a play day.
Winners of the scavenger
hunt were a team consist-
ing of Michele Smith, Cheri
Johnson, Tammy Flowers,
Mike Smith and Rodger
Sheuing. They successfully
found all twenty items on
the list.
A play day was held
Thursday afternoon with
winners in the following
Swim team
In spite of rain and mud,
the dedicated parents of
the Swim Team members
cheered them on from
underneath umbrellas as
the Division II champion-
ships were held on Satur-
day, July 30th, at Cones-
toga Valley.
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Dog training
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Many dogs and hunters
are out of shape. This is
not just our opinion. We
received this information
from the Pennsylvania
Game Commission which
has announced that dog
training season opened
August 1 and will continue
until next March 31. Dogs
may be trained from sun-
rise to 9 p.m. EST from
August 1 through March
31, 1978. To train dogs on
Sunday, the consent of the
owner of the property must
first be obtained, unless
the dogs are to be trained
on state-owned and nation-
al forest lands.
! No rifles or shotguns
may be carried while train-
ing dogs.
Midget
football
All boys aged 8 to 13,
who want to play with the
Donegal Braves Midget
Football team, can sign up
at DHS on Monday, August
15th, at 6:00 p.m. For
additional information, call
653-4687.
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events: (Note: all names
are in orded = 1st place to
3rd place. The 1st person
named won 1st place.)
Frisbee throw: Primary-
Mel Mann, Jack Ferguson,
Amanda Swab; Secondary
Girls-Michele Smith, Cheri
Johnson, Lynn Lesnefsky;
Secondary Boys-Jon Swab,
Tony Mann, Thorny Embly.
Basketball toss: Second-
ary Girls-Michele Smith,
Janelle Lesnefsky, Lynn
Lesnefsky; Secondary Boys-
winners
The following team mem-
bers won a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
place trophy: Den Kling
(FR,BR), Laurie Musser
(BR), Amy Hess (FR,FLY),
George Rice (FR,BR),
Stacey Gingrich (BR), Hope
Maderia (BR), Mike Jones
(FR,BR), Sherry Kinsey
(FR,BR), Brian Newcomer
(FR,BR), John Hayman
(BR).
4th, Sth, and 6th place
ribbons were won by Ste-
phanie Ricedorf, Tim Mc-
Garvey, Stacy Gingrich,
Dee Arndt, Hope Maderia,
Mathew Keller, Sherry
Kinsey, Rick Lellenbaum,
Kelly Rice, Chris Rice, Rick
Kinsey, and Mitch Drace.
Mount Joy
Maytown playground activities
Brian Hart, Mike Fergu-
son, Jon Swab.
Softball throw: Primary-
Mel Mann, Eric Williams,
Jack Ferguson; Secondary
Girls-Michele Smith, Cheri
Johnson, Lynn Lesnefsky;
Secondary Boys-Tony
Mann, Jon Swab, Thorny
Embly.
Chew-a-cracker and
whistle: Primary-Eric Will-
iams, Keith Smith, Nona
Nace; Secondary Girls-
Michele Smith, Lynn
Lesnefsky, Cindy Ebersole;
Secondary Boys-Tony
Mann, Brian Hart, Mike
Ferguson.
August 10, 1977
Shoe Scramble Winners:
Kip Embly, Michele Smith,
Lynn Lesnefsky.
Bubble Gum Blowing
Contest: Brian Hart (1st
bubble and biggest
bubble), John Kerchner,
Michele Smith.
Overall winners for the
play day activities were:
Primary-Mel Mann, Jack
Ferguson, Eric Williams.
Secondary Girls-Michele
Smith, Lynn Lesnefsky,
Cheri Johnson.
Secondary Boys-Tony
Mann, Jon Swab, Kip
Embly and Brian Hart.
Donegal girls win
basketball tourney
The Donegal Indians
girls basketball team, the
Shamrocks, captured the
championship of the
Lancaster Recreation
League on August 4th with
an upset victory over the
previously undefeated Whiz
Kids from McCaskey. The
score was 38-29.
The Whiz Kids had
defeated the Shamrocks
twice during the regular
swim team results
The Mount Joy Swim
Team lost their last two
meets of the season to
Millersville with a score of
263 to 162, and to Brook-
side 243 to 195. The
following were event win-
ners at the Millersville
meet:
8 & under girls -S. Ricedorf
(FR,FLY), A. Miller (BK),
L. Musser (BR), M. Franz
(FLY);
8 & under boys -B. Kling
(FR,BR,R), S. Ney (BK,
FLY,R), T. McGarvey (BK,
BR), A. Breault (FR,R), T.
Zuch (R);
10 & under girls -A. Hess
(FR,FLY,R), D. Arndt (FR,
FLY,R), H. Maderia (BK,
BR,R), and S. Gingrich
(BR,R);
10 & under boys -G. Rice
(FR,BR), J. Darkey (BK,
BR), and M. Keller (BR);
12 & under girls -E. Zuch
(FR,BK), D. Rice (BR,
FLY);
12 & under boys -M. Jones
(FR,BR), and M. Shearer
(BK,FLY).
14 & under girls -S. Kinsey
(FR,BR,FLY), M. Kling
(FR,FLY), W. Weller (BK),
and B. Girmer (BR);
14 & under boys -P.
Marshell (FR), R. Lellen-
baum (BK,FLY), P. Moran
(BR), M. Mummau (FLY);
17 & under girls -K. Rice
(FR,BR), L. Mumma (BK,
FLY);
17 & under boys -R.
Kinsey (FR,BR), J. Hay-
man (BK,FLY), C. Rice
(BR), M. Drace (FLY).
The swim team parents
wish to thank everyone that
supported the food sale
held at the pool on Sunday
the 24th.
summer season to end at
the top of the league, and
Donegal finished in the
second position. Both
teams then went on to win
their semi-final play-off
games to qualify for the
championship game.
It was the Shamrocks
‘“stonewall’”’ defense that
determined the games out-
come. The normally high
scoring Whiz Kids were
held to nearly thirty points
below their season’s
average, which led to their
defeat.
The game was played
at Buchanan Park in
Lancaster.
Cheerlead
trials
Donegal High School try-
outs for varsity and junior
varsity football and soccer
cheerleading squads will be
held this Friday at 9 a.m.
in the high school auditor-
ium. Practice for tryouts
will be held Wednesday
and Thursday at 9 a.m.
If you are interested in
trying out for a squad but
cannot attend this Friday,
please contact Cindy Engle
at 653-2420.
A make-up tryout will be
scheduled for the last week
in August.
Pvt. Samuel C. Edye participating in
‘Hometown Recruiter Program’
Private Samuel C. Edye,
of Mount Joy, has been
selected to participate in
the Army’s ‘‘Hometown
Recruiter’ program, which
allows young soldiers to
return to their hometown
on 30-day assignments as
aides to local recruiters.
The ‘“Hometown
Recruiter’’ program has
been so successful that
current plans are to assign
about S50 hometown re-
cruiters a month through-
out the country for the
remainder of this year and
1978.
Pvt. Edye will be work-
ing with the Army recruit-
ers in Elizabethtown prior
to reporting to Germany,
where he will be assigned
as a wheeled vehicle
mechanic.
A 1976 graduate of
Milton Hershey High
School, Edye entered the
Army in April and com-
pleted his basic and
advanced individual train-
ing at Fort Dix, New
Jersey.
According to SFC Joe
Burciaga, Army recruiter at
the Elizabethtown Recruit-
ing Station, Pvt. Edye’s
main objective is to tell
young men and women
with no prior service what
the first few months in the
Army was about.