September 20, 1978
" Joanne Noit, Donna
Wetzel, and Harrlet Ney Ir] model some of the
Joycee-ettes
to hold fashion show
The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes Fashion Show Lunch-
eon will be at Hostetter’s
Banquet Hall on Saturday
September 30th at 11:30
AM.
The fashions from Grace
Blough Apparel in Eliza-
bethtown will be modeled
by some of the Joycee-
"ettes. Lori Gebhart, last
year’s Joycee-ette scholar-
ship winner will be the
guest model. The fashion
show will benefit the
scholarship fund.
Joycee-ette member or by
Lori Gebhart, last year’s
Joycee-ette scholarship
winner will be the guest
model. The Fashion Show
will benefit the scholarship
fund.
There will be entertain-
ment by the Zimmerman
Sisters from Mount Joy.
The door prizes will be
hand made items by the -
Joycee-ettes.
A $50.00 shopping spree
for the the Grace Blough
shop will be chanced away.
You can get tickets for
the fashion show from any
Autumn
by Chester Wittell
Autumn, the tidy housewife, has a flare
For orderly arrangement. June and May
Are teen-age now; she puts their toys away.
July’s old sweat-shirt on the hanger there
She cleans and closets with maternal care.
The still-hot bowl of August’s pipe of clay
She racks and wipes the ashes from the tray,
And drops the shades to blind the sunlight’s glare.
Too long the hue of green has irked her eye;
It shall be changed. She heaves a wind-borne sigh;
Shortens day’s skirt and dyes the balding trees
In brown, and getting down on hands and knees,
And wrapping up September’s equinox,
Puts summer's weather into winter's box.
TATU TRE WT A a
VE OEE Sees
ATR CRETE TA TERT AT
Joycee-ette member or by
calling Liz Baley 653-1885
or Bea Swanson 653-2688.
Donegal
High School
Band to
participate
in Hershey
Bandfest
by Glen Leib
The Donegal High School
Band will be participating
in the First Annual
Chocolatetown Bandfest at
Hershey Stadium this Sat-
urday night at 7:00 PM.
The band exhibition will
include high school bands
from Red Lion, Central
Dauphin, Middletown,
Hershey and Donegal.
Anyone interested in tick-
ets should call the high
TY YET YR YY ye reed
school at 653-1871.
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 7
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