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Maytown
activities
Activities at Maytown
Playground for the week of
July 16th were as follows—
Swim instructions were held
each morning with a free
swim on Tues. morning for
everyone; A cook-out for all
on Wed. noon with everyone
bringing their own hot dogs
and buns-a good time was
had by all; Thurs. afternoon
traveling to Marietta Play-
ground for a kick-ball game
with Marietta and plans for
Marietta Playground to
come to Maytown next week
for another kick-ball game
were made; Crafts on Friday
consisted of string drawings
and nature mobiles.
Fred Gaupp
Jeanne Lindemuth
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A number of local
musicians are on tour with
this summer with a 1930’s
style ‘big band,” playing
the sounds of yesteryear all
over the western United
States.
On a ‘Sentimental
Journey’’ with Bill Dayton’s
band are: H. Morrell Shields
of Columbia Avenue, Mount
Joy, Donegal schools music
instructor; Monte Cooper of
Sixth Street, Columbia, a
professional musician as
well as the owner of
Cooper’s Flooring; Phyllis
Kraemer, a senior at E-town
College where she is
majoring in music; and
Lancaster residents Ed
Brabits and Merle Hilde-
brandt, both members of
Bob Troxel’s Band.
Pennsylvanians were in-
fluential in swing “music.
The Dorsey brothers, Fred
Waring, Les Brown and
Glen Miller all came from
the coal regions.
Local musicians taking “‘a sentimental
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Bill Dayton’s band will
tour Oregon, Illinois, Iowa,
S. Dakota, Idaho, Nevada,
Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska
and Indiana, playing such
favorites as ‘‘Begin the
Beguine,’’ “‘I’ll Never Smile
Again,’’ and ‘‘Jumpin at the
Woodside.”’
The regular members of
the Bill Dayton band are
from Maryland and south
Pennsylvania. They appear
regularly on radio.
Donegal alumni football players
in All-Star game, August 3
and cheerleaders to participate
Graduated senior football
players and cheerleaders
from DHS will participate in
the 18th annual Lancaster-
Lebanon County All-Star
Charity Football Game to be
played Friday, August 3rd,
at Lancaster Catholic High
School stadium beginning at
8:15 PM.
Sponsored by the Wheat-
land Sertoma Club and
sanctioned by the PIAA, the
teams are composed of out-
standing graduated seniors
from 16 Lancaster County
and 6 Lebanon County high
schools. They will be
divided into two teams: the
East, ‘coached by Fred
Poorman of ELCO; and the
West, coached by John
DeFrank of Lebanon Cath-
olic.
Donegal players will be on
the West squad.
Both squads will practice
for two weeks. Proceeds
will go for two scholarships
for players in the game, and
Susquehanna Valley
Alliance to meet July 26
The Susghehanna Valley
Alliance will meet on
Thursday, July 26, at 7:30
PM at the Greek Orthodox
Church, 64 Hershey Aven-
ue, Lancaster. The meeting
is open to the public.
On August 6, a Hiroshima
Day vigil will be held from
12 noon to 1 PM in
downtown Lancaster on
Penn Square and slides and
films will be shown at the
Lancaster Theological Sem-
inary, College Avenue, at
7:30 PM.
A tour, featuring solar
installations in the southern
part of Lancaster County,
will be conducted on August
11. For more information
about the tour, go to the
meeting or write to SVA,
Box 683, Lancaster 17604.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Sealed bids will be
received by the Donegal
School District, Mount Joy,
Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania
at the District Business
Office, 366 South Market
Ave., Mount Joy, Pennsyl-
vania until 4 PM, local time
on August 13, 1979 for
rejuvenating and converting
existing 440 yard all-
weather running track to 400
meters at the Donegal
Senior High School, Mount
Joy, Lancaster Co., Penn-
sylvania. Award will be
made at the regular board
meeting on August 16, 1979
at 8PM.
Specifications and other
documents constituting the
contract documents may be
picked up at the District
Office.
Proposals must be ac-
treasurer's check, or Bid
Bond in the form provided in
the Contract Documents,
with corporate surety satis-
factory to the Owner in an
amount not less than 10% of
the Base Bid naming as
payee or obligee, as applied
by the undersigned as
provided in Contract Docu-
ments in case bidder should
default in executing the
Agreement or furnishing the
required bonds and insur-
ance certificates as required
by Contract Documents.
No proposals may be
withdrawn for a period of
forty-five (45) days after the
date set for the opening of
bids.
Right is reserved to waive
informalitites and to accept
any bid or to reject any or all
bids.
the Wheatland Sertoma
Hearing Dog Program.
Some money will also be
given to the Cooper-
Sertoma International Cen-
ter for Communicative
Diseases.
Advance tickets are $2.50
for adults, $1.50 for high
school students, and $1.00
for kids under 12. Tickets at
the gate will be, respective-
ly, $2.75, $2.00, and $1.00.
Tickets are available from
the Sertoma Club.
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