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Lou Aun Hess's
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38 W. Market St., Marietta
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/ These DHS students were commended by the tal
j National Merit Scholarship Program. They are; Be
: kneeling—Lisa Mummaw [left] and Becky Zimmerman; we
{ standing, from left to right—Jonathan Ruhl, Bob 4 fu
: Wash and Wear Perms for men & women $175 Pekarek, and Keith Pomroy. be
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j Precision Cut, Shampoo, Condition and *6 a on €rl > €
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| Coloring, Conditioning and Styling $Q50 d t DHS atf
| Sore ¢* | commendees a 2
} 426-2727 The principal, Donald W. ministered nationwide to a
) Drenner, announced today high school juniors in 2a)
j Manager & Operator that five senior students at October 1977. Letters of fre
: . Donegal High School have = Commendation were pre-
/ Goldie Hooper Dorwart been named Commended sented to Lisa Mummaw,
/ students in the twenty- Keith Pomroy, Robert
/ Stop in and see the new looks for fall and winter fourth annual (1979) Na- Pekarek, Jonathan Ruhl, th
j tional Merit Scholarship and Rebecca Zimmerman. K:
AR Rr 4 HT Fr vert a eed Program. This honor recog- A total of almost 35,000 de
nizes each student’s out- Commended students vi
standing performance on throughout the United
the Preliminary Scholastic = States are being honored
Aptitude Test/National by the National Merit ha
Merit Scholarship Qualify- Scholarship Corporation;
ing Test which was ad- students in this group D;
represent the top five 23
percent of more than one an
million participants in the M
Merit Program. Although Gi
Commended students
scored slightly below the fos
level required for Merit
Program participants who ;
were named Semifinalists w
and who will continue in Sh
the competition for Merit co
Scholarships to be awarded ne
l in 1979, each Commended Cc
H 0 Fi L . student has demostrated 4
exceptional academic pro-
SKIWEAR mise. A spokesman for
NMSC stated that the giv
coporation believes ‘‘the wh
high standing of Merit fro
PRE SEASON SALE Program Commended stu- wa
dents is an attainment that
20% off deserves their public recog- .
nition, because the nation tio
FASHION AND FUNCTION as well as these students Vi
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Pion a ok ri in Bi a or talents.” Al Kleiner of 612 Main Street, Mount Joy, checks the 5
zipper adjustable cuffs, inside pocket, stretch growth of his giant corn stalks. The plants are 15 to 16
panels in pant — front and back, elasticized feet high, and have 20 inch-long ears. To prevent the :
Snow cuffs and suspenders and iower leg zipper big stalks from toppling under their own weight, Mr. ba
pockets. Much attention to detail is evident on 5» Go
this Profile suit. A reflection of your good taste. F 3 Kleiner has tied them to an electric pole. PA
o~ The giant plants were developed by geneticists, who
use various odd-looking purebred corn varieties to th
KENNY SMITH SPORT SHOP create useful hybrids. A friend gave Mr. Kleiner the 89
seeds.
65 EAST MAIN STREET - MOUNT JOY, PA 17552 Mr. Kleiner's yard and garden, which are laid out
717-653-5051 more neatly than some living rooms, contain quite a few fre
VISA - MASTERCHARGE - LAY-A-WAY somewhat exotic plants. Among them are; a vivid Er
OPEN 4 NITES - CLOSED WEDNESDAY
purple castor bean plant, and rows of gumbo.