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At First Picnic Sc r~,~~
1 Eagan School Patrols Rewarded for Service:
Eagan's first school police
picnic, sponsored for 128 stu
dents May 20 at the Jack Bu
twin Camp, was a rousing'suc-
cess, Police Chief Martin
DesLauriers reported this t n k .L
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Donations from Eagan busi- I
nessmen financed the picnic. f , l favorite at
these two
The Eagan Mrs. Jaycees pur- school poop h chased all the games and food • , 4
and also served the lunch.
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Douglas Dahlen, 2096 Garnet
Lane, Cedar Grove, won the
grand prize, a bicycle, for find-
ing the hidden medallion.
Transistor radios and cam-
eras were awarded to 16 other
students who won a round of
games during the afternoon,
including Bradley McAllock.
Mark Domka, Sheryl Kirchner,
Marta Spence, David Ander . r3
son, Paul DesLauriers, Linda
Sell, Robin Smosal, Susan
Lundquist, Peggy Erickson,
Mark Rogers, Patricia Dolney, / y1
Danny Koppen, Bruce Rasmus
sen, Kevin Stransky, and Kar- .1
en Maloney. X41
Every youngster attending
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the picnic received some type
of prize and enjoyed the lunch prepared and served by the ,
Mrs. Jaycees.
Chief DesLauriers and his
me,r "oiced their appreciation >r, ' a
~r(is we, ,k to everyone who con
tributdd to making the picnic ay
success. %
` SCORES OF HAPPY KIDS-Nearly 130 in fact nessmen at the request of the Eagan Police-Depart-
enjoyed Eagan's first school patrol picnic at Jac., ment. Lunch was prepared and served by members
Butwin Camp on May 20. The youngsters enjoyei of the Eagan Mrs. Jaycees. Police Chief Martin Des
- games, food and prizes, all donated by Eagan busi• Lauriers reports the picnic was a "rousing success."
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PROUD WINNERS of prizes at Eagan's first annual
school police.picnic were these boys who have A TRUCKLOAD OF PRIZES and goodies was distributed, to 128 members of the
I guarded the lives of their fellow students during the school police during the picnic sponsored by the Eagan police department and
school year. supported by,local" businessmen and the Mrs. Jaycees.