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The Five-IS-Enough patrol of Troop 32 hold girl scout
dolls in the Mount Joy Library. In front are [I] Stacey
Germer [dolls in costumes of Greece and Germany] and
Jody Brown [Burma and France]. In back are [I-r] Dawn
Zimmerman [Brazil, Italy], Beth Reymer [Belgium,
Australia], and Kim Funk [Great Britain, Egypt].
Girlscouts
decorate library
Members of Junior
Girl Scout Troop #32,
Mount Joy, have been
arranging items relative to
Scouting in the Mount Joy
Library since September.
For Girl Scout Week,
March 12 thru 18, dolls
dressed in international girl
guide uniforms (on loan
from Penn Laurel Girl
Scout Council) have been
placed in the library.
The entire Donegal
Neighborhood of Scouts
was invited to prepare
posters, using the Girl
Scout theme ‘‘International
Year of the Child’ and
these too have been
included in the display.
Each poster has an original
poem, reflecting the theme,
accompanying the sketch.
Other troops in the
Donegal Neighborhood
have attended the church
of their choice for girl scout
Sunday and most troops
have been working with
their sister troops during
this annual observance.
House improvement
workshop
On March 31, 1979, the
Preservation Trust of Lan-
caster will sponsor an
all-day ‘‘nuts and bolts”
workshop for county resi-
dents who want to improve
an old house.
The workshop, entitled
“How to Research, Repair,
and Revitalize Your Old
House’’ will be held at the
St. James House, 119
North Duke Street, Lan-
caster.
The cost for the day's
activities, including lunch,
will be $10 for Trust
members and $12.50 for
non-members.
Activities will begin at
9AM with registration. In
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the morning, speakers will
review the history of
Lancaster architecture,
appropriate and inappro-
priate period details, fin-
ancing and how to conduct
a deed search. In the
afternoon, discussions will
include ‘‘how to repair and
remodel,’”’ ‘‘how to proceed
when you want to improve
your property,”’ ‘‘the his-
toric district’’ and ‘‘recon-
ciling the old and the
new.’
Workshop coordinator is
Mrs. Shirley Reed, a trust
volunteer. For more infor-
mation or to make reserva-
tions, call 291-5861, or visit
the Trust headquarters at
13 North Duke St..
Scott Riedle
Magic at Beahm
Scott Riedle is a thirteen-
year-old boy who likes to
perform magic, and that is
what he did for Beahm
Junior High School stu-
dents and faculty in an
assembly this past Friday
afternoon. Audience atten-
tion was gained immedi-
ately when Scott extin-
guished a flame in a pan
by placing a cover over it
and then removing the
cover to reveal a long-hair-
ed hamster.
A variety of card and
rope tricks delighted the
audience, who responded
with applause from time to
time. The students and
faculty were amused by a
chiffon. scarf that respond:
ed to Scott’s commands of
‘‘attention!’” and ‘‘at
ease!” while a floating
silver ball intrigued them.
Scott freed himself easily
and quickly after Amy
Westerman and Tim
Santiago had tied his hands
securely behind his back.
Mr. Ritrovato was asked to
cut uneven lengths of rope
evenly only to discover the
lengths would grow uneven
again.
For his last trick, Scott
placed himself in chains
around his neck, his arms,
and his legs. Matthew
Shaub checked the regula-
tion locks for security and
timed how long it took
Scott to free himself from
the chains. He did this in
less than three minutes.
Although Scott has had
some professional instruc-
tion in the art of perform-
ing magic, most of his
Donegal Mills
A series of Colonial folk
arts and crafts workshops
and lectures will start on
Monday, April 16, at
Donegal Mills Plantation. It
is co-sponsored by Donegal
Mills and E-town College.
Subjects to be covered
include fraktur, spinning,
pottery, antiques, macrame,
and others.
The fee is $7.50 a session,
with classes running four or
six sessions. For more
information, call 367-1151,
ext. 299. Registration dead-
line is April 6th.
knowledge and skill have
been learned and develop-
ed from reading books on
the subject. The future will
determine whether Scott
becomes a master magician
like Houdini, Kellar, -or the
Great Raymond. Mean-
while, entertainment holds
charm and allure for Scott,
who wrote a play and per-
formed in it in elementary
school.
Scott is a seventh grade
student at Garden Spot
Junior High School. He has
three younger brothers, but
none is interested in magic.
His parents are Ken and
Vickie Riedle of 148 N.
Main Street, New Holland.
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