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Eileen Penyak, a 15 year-old sophomore, won top biology honors for her study of the
effect of ultt-violet radiation on bacteria-anti-biotic relationships. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Penyak of Fairview Ave., Marietta. photo by Corky Flick
‘More Bounce to the Ounce’’ was the title of Jake Shirk’s prize winning exhibit at the
Donegal Science Fair. Sixteen year-old Jake studied factors affecting the rates of
chemical reactions. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sherk of Mount Joy.
photo by Corky Flick
Mitchell E. Nissley
is Merit Scholar
Mitchell E. Nissley, stu- Less than 2 of 1 per cent
dent at Donegal High of all highschool students in
School, is a national Merit the U.S. win this academic
Scholarship Finalist. prize.
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The Philadelphia Atoms
of the North American
Soccer League will be the
featured team in an indoor
soccer tournament held at
Donegal High School on
Saturday, March 20, at 8
p.m. Elizabethtown College,
Philadelphia Textile and
Lancaster Area will also
participate.
Among the many out-
standing soccer players in
the tournament will be the
well-known field goal kicker
of the Penn State football
team, Chris Bahr.
At half-time, elementary
students will have an
opportunity to attempt to
score a goal against the
ATOMS goal keeper, Alex
Spector. Junior High
students will have a similar
opportunity. The only re-
quirement in order to
participate, will be to wear
sneakers. The winner in
each division will receive a
soccer ball.
The public is invited to
attend. Tickets can be pur-
chased from any Donegal
soccer player or at the door
on Saturday night.
Debra Meckley joins
academic honor group
Debra M. Meckley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Meckley, 104
Marietta Street, Mount Joy,
is one of fifty-one Lebanon
Valley College students and
eleven recent graduates who
will be inducted into Phi
Alpha Alpha Epsilon, LVC’s
highest academic honor
society, on March 23 in a
ceremony to be held in
Miller Chapel.
DID YOU HEAR...
Mrs. Raymond Gestawitz,
of the Donegal neighbor-
hood Girl Scouts, has been
appointed to the Scout
Family Campaign commit-
tee of the Penn Laurel Girl
Scouts.
To qualify for member-
ship in Phi Alpha Epsilon, a
student must have an
accumulative grade point of
at least 3.3 over a period of
seven semesters.
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Ninth grade winner Dean Bricker studied the question; ‘‘Is
solar cooking economical and practical?’’
photo by Corky Flick
BPW’s 21st birthday
The Mount Joy Business
and Professional Women’s
Club will celebrate the
BPW’s 21st birthday at
Hostetter’s dining hall at
6:30 p.m. on March 21.
BINKLEY’S
SEWING MACHINES — FABRICS
CUSTOM DRAPERIES ’
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Sewing Machines — Sales and Service
McCALLS & SIMPLICITY PATTERNS
“Everything For the Lady Who Sews””
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Music will be provided by
Mrs. Ruann Lau with
students from Donegal High
School.
A guest speaker, Dr.
Simone Vincens, will speak
on “‘Franklin and his Lady
Friends.”’
Square
dance
by Be tty Stauffer
The Grand Square Club of
Lancaster will hold a club
level dance at the East
Petersburg Elementary
School. Saturday, March 20,
form 8 to 11 p.m.
Paul Andrews will be the
caller.
Cindy Peifer won top honors in the 7th grade contest. Her
science project was entitled; “The Expansion and
Contraction of Metals.” photo by Corky Flick
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS MEDICAL SERVICES
Saturday Afternoon Available Day & Night
and Sunday COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
Dr. Newton Kendig 7th & Poplar
(Mount Joy Area Only) (Emergency Entrance)
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