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Frost Clear Refrig FARM FRESH PASTEURIZED MILK HOMOGENIZED 1's, Model RT15F3 Never any frost in this conve- niently sized model with fea- tures you'd expect only on larger models — cantilever shelves, 2 glide-out crispers, glide-out meat keeper, con- vertible-reversible doors, rollers, and ice master capability RUTT’S APPLIANCES 10 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 653-1688 August 6, 1975 Mount Joy outswims Lititz team, 226-199 by Sandra Gingrich On Tuesday, July 29, the Mount Joy Swim Team swam their last league meet of the season against Lititz Springs at Lititz. Mount Joy won 226-199 in an exciting contest. Again, the team had quite a few team records broken which are listed as follows: Hope Madara broke the backstroke record, swim- ming 25m in 24.4 seconds in the 8 years and under division. Stacy Gingrich broke the breaststroke record, swim- ming 25m in 26.8 seconds in the same division. George Rice broke both the freestyle and butterfly records in the 8 years and under division, swimming 25m in 19.5 seconds (free- style) and 29.5 seconds (butterfly). Two relay teams broke relay records in the 8 and under division. Hope Mada- ra, Stacey Gingrich, Diana Arndt, and Amy Hess did a 100m relay in one minute, 25.2 seconds. Matthew Keller, Ben Kling, George Rice, and Kevin Jones broke the relay record, swimming 100m in one minute, 39.3 seconds. In the ten and under division Mike Jones broke the breaststroke record, swimming 25m in 24.0 seconds, Mindy Newlin and Emmy Zuch, Amy Wester- man, and Dory Rice broke the relay record, swimming 100m in one minute, 16 seconds. In the 12 years and under division two relay teams broke records. These were Betsy Germer, Mindy Lam- bert, Mary Kline, and Sherri Kinsey, swimming a 200m relay in two minutes, 25.8 seconds and Fred Straub, Ricky Ober, Mitch Mum- mau, and Brian Newcomer, swimming 200m in two minutes, 20.7 seconds. In the 12 and under division Sherri Kinsey broke the SOm freestyle record, swimming it in 31.8 sec- onds. In the 14 and under division Kelly Rice broke both the freestyle and breaststroke records, swim- ming S0m in each in 35.6 seconds(freestyle) and 45.9 seconds (breaststroke). Dean Buchenauer broke the backstroke record in the 17 and under division, swimming the backstroke S0 meters in 34.0 seconds. Triple, double and single winners sure were coming through that evening. Triple winners were: Amy Hess (freestyle, butterfly, and relay), Brian Newcomer (freestyle, back, and relay), Sherri Kinsey (freestyle, breast, and relay), Jim Johnson (freestyle, back and relay), and Dean Buche- nauer (back, breast and butterfly). Double winners were: George Rice (freestyle and relay), John Hayman (free- style and relay), Hope Madara (back and relay), Stacey Gingrich (breast and relay), Ricky Kinsey (breast and relay), and Mitch Drace (butterfly and relay). Single winners were: Mindy Newlin (freestyle), Mark Robeson (butterfly), Matthew Keller (relay), Kelly Rice (breast), Diana Arndt (relay), Ben Kling (relay), Kevin Jones (relay), Mindy Lambert (relay), Fred Straub (relay), Mitch Mummaw (relay), Chris Rice (relay), Newton Kendig (relay), Mary Kline (relay), Betsy Germer (relay), Ricky Doll & stuffed animal show held in Maytown by Hazel Baker During the fifth week of playground a stuffed animal and a doll show were the features at Maytown. Prizes were awarded to the follow- ing person who exhibited their stuffed animals: first prize—Darlene Weidman, second prize—Jennifer Eby, and third—Lynn Lesnefsky. Most stuffed animals shown were by: first, Billy Weaver; second, Greg Embly; third, Lynn Hart; fourth Brian Hart; fifth, Susie Embly; and sixth, Janelle Lesnef- sky. The most colorful animals were: first prize— Jennifer Wilson, second prize—Patty Mann, and third prize—Bobby White. The smallest toys were: first prize—Terry Smoker, se- cond prize—Lynn Lesnef- ‘sky, third—Susie Embly. Most original prizes went to: first—Jeff Hooper, second—Brian Hart, and third—Bobby White. All children entering the doll show received a prize. These persons were the winners of various cate- gories: largest—Lisa Wea- ver, Dan Reich and Jill Kerschner; oldest— first, Patty Mann; second, Jill Kerschner; third, Lynn Hart; fanciest— first, barbie Mann; second, Michele Smith; third, Darlene Wil- son; most original— first, Jennifer Eby; second, Susie Smoker; and third,” Terri Smoker; most dolls— first, Lisa Weaver; second, Jill Kerschner; and third, Lynn Hart. Softball, Kickball and four squares were the games enjoyed by the children throughout the week. Ober (relay), Eric Gotwalt (relay), Ted Hershey (relay). The team practiced for the City—County Swim Meet held August 1 and 2. To highlight the week the team held their annual picnic and presented their awards at the Lions Pool on Thursday evening. The team and Parents enjoyed a covered dish picnic, presen- ted awards, and played games. Parents held a meeting with President Nolt in charge. The awards given were as follows: Outstanding Swimmers were presented a trophy by the Mount Joy Lions Club. Those winning were, in the eight and under class, Hope Madara and George Rice; in the ten and under class, Dory Rice and Mike Jones; in the twelve and under class, Michelle Kling and Brian Newcomer; in the fourteen and under class, Kelly Rice and Jim Johnson; in the 17 and under class, Gail Madara and Ted Hershey. The Most Improved Swimmer award (with a trophy presented by the Mount Joy Swim Team Parents Club)was presented to Stacey Gingrich and Benjamin Kling in the eight and under class, Emmy Zuch and Mark Robeson in the ten and under class, Mary Kline and Ricky Ober in the twelve and under class, Amy Kulp and Cliff Miller in the fourteen and under class, and Maureen Jones and Chris Rice in the 17 and under class. An award presented by the coach was given to Diana Arndt and Robert Kling. Also, a special plaque was awarded to the graduating swimmers who have partici- pated on the swim team. Dean Buchenauer, Maureen Jones, Newt Kendig, Micki Kulp and Andrea McCue received this plaque. Pizza salesmen were a- warded gift certificates. Betsy Germer won first place selling 38 pizzas. Steve Miller won second place, selling 33 pizzas, and Jodi Nolt won third prize, selling 32 pizzas. This year the following members of the team were each given certificates for their participation during the 1975 season: George Rice, Ben Kling, Scott Nye, Kevin Jones, Matthew Keller,Tim Zuch, Stacey Gingrich, Amy Hess, Diana Arndt, Hope Madara, Michelle Lambert, Linda Sherk, Laurie Musser, Amy Keller Stephanie Ricedorf, and Paula Bowers in the 8 and under division. Robert Kling, Mark Shearer, Mark Robeson, Mike Jones, Steve Miller, Jodi Nolt, Amy Westerman, Mindy Newlin, Doris Rice, Kim Armstrong, Emmy Zuch, Beth Moran, Stacey Ricedorg, Patty Kline, Tracy Underkoffer, Sherry Mus- ser, Joette Keller, and Carolyn Bowers in the 10 and under division. Alan Brian, Pat Moran, Wayne Zimmerman, Mitch Mummaw, Tom Swarr, Bri- an Newcomer, Ricky Ober, Fred Straub, Karen Mum- maw, Cindy Peifer, Judy Rice, Wendy Weller, Betsy Germer, Colleen Jones, Tracee Gotwalt, Cindy Hea- gy, Sherri Kinsey, Michelle Kling, LeAnn Ober, Mindy Lambert, and Mary Kline in the 12 and under division Dave Drace, Mitch Drace, Ricky Kinsey, Jim Johnson, Eric Gotwalt, Cliff Miller, Jim Shrum, Kelly Rice, Lorri Thomas, Amy Kulp, Lisa Mummaw, Sue Kline, Laurie Zerphey, and Donna Germer in the 14 and under division. Chris Rice, Joe Coover, Ted Hershey, Dave Presto, John Hayman, Dean Buche- nauer, coach, and Newton Kendig, assistant coach, Gail Madara, Micki Kulp, Andrea McCue, Maureen Jones, and Tracie Reichard in the 17 and under class. BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. J. Reich (Susan Horst) S85 E. Market St., Marietta, a daughter at Columbia Hospital. 7/26 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Baxter (Sharon Knauff), R.D.#2, Mount Joy, a son at General Hospital. 7/29 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Roberts (Denise Dube) 677 E. Hazel St., Marietta, a son at St. Joseph’s Hospital. 7/29 Mr. & Mrs. James Aller, (Tammie Diegel) 637 W. Main St., Mount Joy, a daughter at General Hospi- tal. 7/29 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kreiser (Mary Bradley) Box 113 Rheems, a son at General Hospital. 7/30 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Loucks, (Donna Brady) 216 E. Front St., Marietta, a daughter at General Hospital. 7/31 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ketter- ing (Elizabeth Rainbolt) 521 W. Water St., Harrisonburg VA., a daughter at Rocking- ham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg VA. 7/31. Mrs. Kettering is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rainbolt, Mount Joy.
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