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January 15, 1975
Candles made by Mr. and Mrs. William Heisey burning at
Christmas in window at Donegal Church
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74 grads:
come for polio dose
Sadie Brooks, school
nurse at Donegal High
School, would like to re-
mind 1974 graduates of
Donegal High School who
school now. 1974 graduates
should call the high school
(653-1871) and make an
appointment with Ms. Brooks.
Scouts at Jan. camp
The fifth annual Opera-
tion Frozen Trail, winter ex-
_ercise for Boy Scout patrols
of the Western District, will
be held Saturday, January
18, at J. Edward Mack Scout
Reservation north of Brick-
erville.
About 400 Scouts and
adult leaders are expected
to take part. They repre-
sent Scout units from Lan-
caster, Columbia, Elizabeth-
town, Mount Joy, Manheim,
Mountville, Silver Springs,
Rohrerstown, Landisville,
Maytown, Marietta, and
other areas of Lancaster Co.
The public is invited to
attend the Frozen Trail com-
petition, which will begin
with registration at 9 a.m.
January 18. About half an
hour later, the Scout patrols
will be on the trail, each at-
tempting to outdo the others
in completing a rugged cross-
country race while overcom-
ing obstacles along the way
to the destination.
Each patrol uses a sled,
cart, travois or palaquin that
its members have construc-
ted themselves. The patrol
members serve as “sled dogs”
to propel it to the finish
line, across snow, ice, or
“Red Barn
urniture Stripping
Located 4 miles West of Eliza
bethtown on Falmouth Rd.
bare ground. As they make
their trek, the competing
patrols are given problems
that can be solved by using
a variety of scouting or
woodlands skills-such as
map "and compass reading,
first aid, and the techniques
of crossing rough terrain.
Donald W. Peters, Colum-
bia, is chairman of the 1975
Frozen Trail event. Arthur
C. ‘Lord, Lancaster, is pro-
gram chairman for the West-
ern District. Also assisting
with arrangements are Ro-
bert M. Rogers, East Peters-
burg, Western District chair-
man for Scouting, and Clay-
ton Garrett, Jr., Manheim,
district scout executive.
Scouts and leaders who
participate in the 1975 Op-
eration Frozen Trail will re-
ceive specially designed pat-
ches to wear on their uni-
forms. They can earn “Po-
lar bear hero” strips to wear
with the patches by camp-
ing out at Mack Scout Re-
servation on Friday night,
January 17, then taking part
in the competition the fol-
lowing day.
The 1974 Frozen Trail
competition was won by the
Viking patrol of Troop 129,
Rohrerstown.
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