April 11, 1979
DID YOU
HEAR?
David S. Hickernell of
Marietta is a member of
the Men’s Tennis Team at
Elizabethtown College this
spring. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton S.
Hickernell, 126 W. Walnut
Street. He is a freshman.
§§§
Riverview
PACT
to sell pens
The “Riverview Pact’ is
planning a pen sale. The
pens will be “sold door to
door by the students of
Riverview, Marietta.
There will be two styles
of pens sold; one pack
contains five quality ball
point pens with long-lasting
ink supply and ink erasers,
and the other pack is for
the super hero fans in your
family. This pack contains
three retractable pens with
your heroes pictures: Sup-
erman, Hulk, and Spider-
man. Each pack will sell for
$1.00.
Our profits can pile up
and in return, you and your
children will benefit from
monies we earn. Patrol rain
gear and benches for the
playground are our goals
from this sale.
Pens will be given to
children on April 20th.
Additional pens can be
gotten on collection days.
Any unsold pens can be
returned on May 11th. This
is the last collection day for
any money to be returned.
Parents, please take note
of the following collection
days at school. It is
important that the children
return money to school only
on these days.
Monday, April 23;Friday,
April 27; Monday, April 30;
Friday, May 4th: Monday,
May 7.
If you have any ques-
tions, please contact Shar-
on Moilanen, 426-1668, or
Lin Winters, 426-1014.
Births
BOYLES, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald (Denise Harlan), 21
Village Town House, May-
i
town, a son at Columbia
Hospital
GABLE, Mr. and Mrs.
Steven M. (Beth Cosgrove),
152 New Haven St., Mount
Joy,~a son, at St. Joseph
Hospital.
DUNBAR, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert (Patricia Bowles),
22 Penn Court Dr., Mount
Joy, a son, at St. Joseph
Hospital.
MASON, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael (Nikki Touloumes),
Mount Joy RD2, a daugh-
ter, at St. Joseph Hospital.
SHEPLER, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen R. (Linda Hower), 435
E. Market St., Marietta, a
daughter, at Lancaster
Osteopathic Hospital.
Shelling Bee at Beahm Jr. High
a old-fashioned shoot-
out occurred at Beahm Jr.
High in Mount Joy on
Friday afternoon. when
twenty-three students par-
ticipated in the annual
district spelling bee. The
sixth, seventh and eighth
graders competing repre-
sented five grade schools
besides ‘the junior high.
They qualified by being
finalists in preliminary
spelling bees held in March
in their respective build-
ings.
After seven complete
rounds the field of twenty -
three was reduced to five.
In the eighth round Ernie
Lapp of Kraybill’s Menno-
nite School was eliminated
when he misspelled the
word ‘‘elegance’’. In the
following round ‘‘familiari-
ty’’ felled Scott Sipling, the
only seventh grader left in
the field. And then there
were three.
The three eighth grade
girls remaining huddled
closely together on the
stage, each one cautiously
approaching the micro-
phone when it was her tufn
to spell. Each girl remained
accurate as the firing of
words continued into the
thirteenth round. Donna
Watto met her nemesis on
the word ‘‘indefensible’’.
And then there were two.
Lori Harvey and Grace
Snyder both had trouble in
the fourteenth round when
neither could spell ‘‘jabot’’
(a pleated frill of cloth or
lace attached down the
center front of a blouse or
dress) so the bee contin-
ued. :
Finally in the seven-
teenth round Grace missed
the word ‘‘lozenge’’, and
Lori then spelled the same
word right. She needed to
Pvt. Flowers
spell only one more word
correctly to be declared the
champion. Miss Catherine
Zeller, the pronouncer for
the bee and former head of
the English Dept. at
Donegal, uttered the word
‘““maintenance’’. Lori, after
a moment's pause, an-
nounced ‘‘M-A-I-N-T-E-
N-A-N-C-E’’. And then
there was one!
After a long, thunderous
ovation from the attentive
Beahm student body, fac-
ulty and guests, Lori was
declared champion of the
1979 Donegal District Spell-
ing Bee. Lori is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harvey, R.D.1,
Mount Joy. Runner-up,
Grace Snyder, who chal-
lenged the champion ad-
mirably, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder
of Snyder Road, R.D.2,
Mount Joy.
Both of these girls will
participate in the county
spelling bee sponsored by
the Lancaster Intell, which
will be held on Friday
evening, April 27th, at the
Manheim Township Middle
School. In case one of them
can’t attend, Donna Watto
will participate. Donna is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Watto, R.D.1,
Marietta.
The following students
participated in the bee:
BEAHM(8th grade) Stacey
Ricedorf, Donna Watto,
Lori Harvey, Grace Snyder,
Jane Poston, George Ciz-
auskas, Alison Kless.
BEAHM(7th grade) Scott
Sipling, Dave Klepper,
Peggy Winters, Cheri
Johnson, Joe Brady, Mar-
tha Wilkinson.
GRANDVIEW: Rick Fell-
enbaum, Tina Keiser.
MAYTOWN: Lori Vogt,
Terry Smoker.
receives parachutist badge
Pvt. Jimmy C. Flowers,
the son of Mrs. April R.
Fuhrman, Market Street,
Bainbridge, recently receiv-
ed his parachutist badge.
The 3-week course con-
sisted of physical training,
jumps from 34 and 250-foot
towers, and five static line
jumps.
The private’s father lives
on Second Street.
SEILER: Kathy
Bryna Vandergrift.
RIVERVIEW: Christopher
Kless, Donald Shank.
GRAYBILL MENNONITE:
Ernie Lapp, Leslie Willis.
Each participant received
a pen from the Lancaster
Intell, and the champion
and runner-up also re-
ceived a Webster diction-
ary. The judges for the
contest were Constance
Giordano, Mary Jane Hof-
fer and Anthony Ritrovato.
Klepper,
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