Page 8 — SUSQUEHANNA TIMES On to the District Class AA wrestling tournament!! Shown above are the DHS wrestlers who qualified for the District Ill Class AA wrestling tournament. They have already wrestled in the sectional tournament. Their names, weight classes, records and placement in the sectional tourney are listed below. The listing runs left to right. FRONT ROW: Kenton Sweigart, 98 Ibs., 19-5-1, 3rd place; Ken Davis, 105 Ibs., 12-7-2, 3rd; Scott Emenheiser, 119 Ibs., 6-3-0, 3rd; Mike Greiner, 112 Ibs., 22-0, 1st; BACK ROW: Scott Jones, 138 Ibs., 11-5-0, 1st place; Arlen Mummau, 145 Ibs., 22-1-1, 1st place; Cliff Sweigart, 132 lbs., 15-8-0, 3rd place; and Brent Hershey, 185 Ibs., 20-3-0, 1st place. Not shown is Jeff Bell, 126 Ibs., 13-5-0, 2nd place. Jeff wrestled in the sectionals with appendicitis—his appendix was removed just after the match. Earlier in the season, he wrestled only three weeks after a knee operation. Jaycees will sell apple butter again The Marietta Jaycees will again this year be selling apple butter and/or apple sauce to benefit mentally retarded and physically handicapped children in Pennsylvania. The door-to-door sale will be conducted on Saturday, March 10th. Donald Simmons and John Wagner are the co- chairman this year. They hope to surpass last year’s sales by selling 600 jars. On Saturday, March 17th, a sub sale will be held. Telephone calls will be made to the community by Jaycees, their wives, and their families. The Marietta Jaycees will enter the March 24 and 25 basketball tournament hosted by Columbia. A community prayer Let’s Go To the Moon Get your children set for a trip to the moon. This Friday and Saturday the Columbia Little Theater will present its first children’s production of the 1979 season. The play, *1ET'S GO TO .THE MOON,” will be presented on March 9 at 7:30 PM and March 10 at 1:30 PM and again at 7:30 PM in the Columbia High School auditorium. The play is about a small boy named Bill Jones. His vivid imagination is full of spaceships and trips to far off planets. Bill's bossy sisters, however, find his Craft Day Saturday, March 10th, is the last day to enter your craft in the Craft Day competition, sponsored by the Mount Joy Joycee- ettes. fascination with space silly and would rather that he direct his energies in a more positive manner, such as reading fairy tales. Bill’s space wish is granted when a shiny space ship commanded by Capt. Extraordinary lands in Bill’s back yard and offers to take him to the moon. Once on the moon, Bill meets up with some goofy fairy tale characters who moved to the moon because people on the earth don’t believe in them anymore. They fairy tale characters sing and dance, but the gathering is interrupted by To enter you must send in an entry form. These can be picked up at the Union National, National Central, and Dauphin Deposit banks; the Hy-Lo, the IGA, “ Elmtree Dairy, breakfast is planned for Sunday, March 25th. The annual installation and awards banquet is to be held March 31st. Harvey Reem will be installed as the new Jaycee president for 1979-80. It is hoped that the Jaycees can count on the same support this year that they have always received in the past. the fierce Man in the Moon who’s walk makes the whole moon shake. Scott Demmy of Marietta leads the cast as Bill Jones. Tina Haug and Coleen Barr are Bill’s older sisters. Mic Reidy is the crazy space captain. The. “fairy tale characters are played by Tammy White, Pat Zercher, Bev Yost, Eric White, Beth Showalter, Sherry Clark and Louise White. Tickets for the produc- tion will be available at the door. Prices are $1.25 for children and $2.00 for adults. Market Kart, Herr’s Market and at Houseal’s in Maytown. Craft Day will be open to the public on Saturday from 9 AM to 3 PM in the The Donegal boys were generally expected to lose their contest with 2d- seeded York Catholic in the AA District. 3 tournament, so fans weren’t particularly disappointed when York won 67-41. The girls had a better chance to advance far, but a fit of cold shooting knocked them out during a Kinsey and Hershey set up a play on a fast break. quarterfinal contest with Ephrata. The game started as a defensive contest. Both teams were ice-cold in the shooting department, but the Indians’ fierce ,ress soon gave them a comfor- table lead. The lead evaporated in the middle of the game, when the Mounts began shooting well. Donegal, hitting an incredibly poor 20%, slowly lost the advantage and the ball- game. A last minute recovery gave the Indians 20 points in the final period, but they still lost 53-46. The whole starting five will be back next year, for another tilt at the title. PUFA plans New York trip A trip to New York City is being planned for all PUFA members April 28, 1979. We will meet at Donegal High School at 5:30 a.m. and depart promptly at 6:00 AM. A short stop enroute and then on to the ‘‘Big Apple” where we will tour the Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall, and the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts. Lunch will be ‘‘Bring Your Own’’ or eat at McDonalds, we will then have free time until 5:00 p.m. Then we will board the bus to the theater district to see an off - Broadway Show. Dinner will be at a nearby restaurant. Auditions for the Colum- bia Littler Theater’s next show, Neil Simon’s ‘‘Star Spangled Girl,”” will be held on Sunday, March 11th, at 7 PM at Circle Creek Farm, RD1 Columbia near Marietta. Reading ‘is from script. The cast consists of two males and one female. The show will be held at Columbia High School auditorium on April 27th and 28th and May 3rd and 4th. For more information, call 684-2323. The show is under- the direction of Melissa Linton. fellowship hall of St. Mark’s Methodist Church. For more information, call Patsy Hoffer at 653-5958 or Connie Ginder at 653-8535. The cost of the trip (excluding meals) will be $20.00. A deposit of $10.00 must be paid by March 15 and the balance the day of departure. Deadline for reservations has been ex- tended to March 9. Make your reservations by calling Mrs. Hershey (653-1723), Mount Joy Rotary donates $915 The Mount Joy Rotary Club has donated a total. of $91S toward the Rotary International program called ‘‘Health, Hunger and Hu- manity.”’ One third of the total contributed—at $15 per club member—will be used local- ly to support Camp Har- mony Hall, a facility for crippled children north of Middletown. The other two 3rds will get into the inter- national fund and will be uscd mostly for immunizing Third World children. Mrs. Barnhart (653-1340), Mrs. Zeller (653-5623), or Mrs. Johnson (653-2363). A representative from PUFA will be in the lobby at Donegal High School to receive money on March 15 at the following times - 7:30 to 8:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. District Governor John S. Kassees of Lancaster ex- plained the program to the Mount Joy club with a slide show and answered ques- tions at the weekly luncheon meeting, held at Hostetter’s on February 27th. After Kassees' presenta- tion the club’s participation was voted on by the Board of Directors and adopted. In other business, Bruce Brown of Richland Lane was inducted into the club. Harold Keller conducted the initiation ceremony. PACT thanks you The *‘Pact’’ organization of Riverview Elementary School, Marietta wishes to thank all the parents and friends who attended the Talent Show on Tuesday, February 27. A special thanks is given to all teachers and commit- tee members and anyone else involved in making the show a huge success. Approximately 300 peo- ple attended the show. The “Pact” committee extends an extra special thank you to those students and parents who partici- pated in the show and also to the girls who volun- teered their services for baby sitting. Mrs. Riley’s 6th grade room SS won the ‘‘Pact Power’’ honor banner for the most parents present at the show. Mrs. Riley .also won a cake that was chanced off and Mrs. Esther Flowers won a T-shirt. An enjoyable time was had by all. Notice The monthly meeting of the Marietta Auxiliary to theColumbia Hospital will be held at the home of Mrs. George Houseal, 243 West Market Street, Mari- etta, at ‘1:30 PM on Monday, March 12th. A —— A EO ———
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