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Basketball tourney ends today
The Fifth Donegal Invita-
tional Basketball Tourna-
ment will be
Donegal High School on
held at.
Tuesday, December 26,
and Wednesday, December
27th.
Tuesday—6:30 game,
Manheim Township vs.
Manheim Central; 8:30
game, Eastern vs. Donegal.
Wednesday—6:30, Con-
Wrestling boosters plan bake sale
The Donegal Wrestling
Booster ‘Club will hold a
bake sale at the high school
during the Christmas Tour-
nament on Friday, Decem-
Vo-tech ceremony team includes 3 DHS students
The Mount: Joy AVTS
Vocational Industrial Club
has selected its 1979
Opening and Closing Cere-
ber 29th and Saturday the
30th. All parents of wrest-
lers, cheerleaders, and
Indianettes in grades 7
through 12 are requested to
mony Team, which will
represent the Mount Joy
Vo-Tech in district compe-
tition in March at the
support the bake sale by
bringing their own baked
goods to the high school on
Friday or Saturday at the
start of the matches.
Dauphin County AVTS.
Of the eight team mem-
bers, three are Donegal
students: Ken Henry, John
solation game; 8:30, consol-
ation game.
Tickets are. $2.00 for
adults, $1.00 for students.
The profits from this
bake sale will help cover
the cost of the annual
banquet, to be held on
March 22nd at Hostetter’s
Dining Hall.
Longenecker, - and John
Geltmacher.
The team will compete in
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December 27, 1978
Three Center Square
gets unexpected visitor
Harry and Rachel
Rebman of Maytown not
only got their their usual
visit from Santa this year,
but also a visit from an
uninvited deer.
The deer, apparently lost
and panicky, wandered into
Maytown Square and
jumped right through the
both a storm window and
inside window of the Three
Center Square Inn restaur-
ant. The Rebman’s weren’t
in there, since it was
Christmas and they were at
home. A neighbor called:
and told them.
By the time the owners
arrived, the deer was gone,
his or her whereabouts
unknown. The animal had
run about inside the res-
taurant, causing several
hundred dollars’ damage
and leaving a little hair and
blood on the jagged edges
of the window.
The deer had left via the
same window it had enter-
ed by.
Vo-tech donates
120 tic-tac-toe boards
The Mount Joy Vo-Tech
School has donated about
120 tic-tac-toe boards as
Christmas gifts to kids in
the Crippled Children sec-.
tion of the Elizabethtown
Hospital. The presents ar-
Friends &
Jaycees
Xmas gifts
The Marietta Community
Friends helped the Jaycees
deliver Christmas gifts to
needy people, shut-ins, and
the aged in the area.
The Friends were formed
in 1956 to help coordinate
these efforts. Duplication of
gifts and confusion are
avoided through their
efforts. President of the
Community Friends is Mrs.
James Baker. Mr. Albert
Dettinger is secretary-
treasurer.
This year the Jaycees
delivered sixteen grocery
baskets and eighteen fruit
baskets. :
Tim Eshelman
named to
collegiate
“Who's Who’
Timothy L. Eshelman of
Mount Joy, a student
at Juniata College, was
recently named to the 78-79
edition of Whe’s Who
Among Students in Amer-
Universities and
Colleges.
A junior engineering
major, he is a member of
the Concert Choir, the J.C.
Four Barbershop Quartet,
and the Society of Physics
Students.
Timothy is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Eshelman of RD2 Mount
Joy. He is a 1975 graduate
of Donegal High.
rived three days before
Christmas.
The boards were made
by the carpentry, building
trades maintenance, and
painting/decorating shops.
Mav the
New Year bring
harmony and
peace to all om
loyal patrons. |
THANKS.
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