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October 18, 1978
Boy and Girl of the Month at Donegal
Becky Zimmerman
Rebecca Anne Zimmer-
man is Donegal’s October
Girl of the Month.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Zimmerman,
of 122 So. Barbara Street,
Mount Joy, she plans to
attend E-town College to
study elementary and early
childhood education. She
has worked as a junior
guide at Wheatland and as
a lifeguard at Mount Joy
Lions’ Club Pool.
Her activities at
include these:
Band 9-12
drum major 11-12
chorus 9-12 (pres. 12)
Rhythm Singers 10-12
stage band 9-12
drama club 9-12
county band 9-11
county chorus 10-12
district chorus 10-12
regional chorus 11
Who's Who in American
High Schools 11
Who’s Who in Music 11
National Honor Society
11-12
DHS
Merit Scholarship
commendee
Mirth of a Nation 9
Nigh Watch 10
No No Nannette 11
Auntie Mame 12
The Widow and the Colonel
12
honor soloist in Veterans’
Day program 11
Dea Bricker
Dean Bricker is Donegal
High’s Boy of the Month
for October. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos A.
Bricker of RD2 Mount Joy.
Dean is strong in science
and plans to work as a
scientist some day. He
participated in the Youth
Scholars program at Leba-
non Valley College, in
Chemistry. He worked at
the Penn State research
farm this last summer.
Dean attends Grace Bap-
tist Church in Lancaster,
and is a third of ‘‘The
trumpeteers’’—three trum-
pet players.
His activities at DHS have
included:
Science Fair club 10-12
Science Fair winner 9-11
marching and concert
bands 9-12
stage band 9-12
pep band 9-12
band vice president 12
county band 11
National Honor Society 11
Senior class play
senior executive committee
tennis 9-12
Local people help organize farm show in Park City
Last week saw the grand
opening of the Lancaster
County Farmer's Associa-
tion exhibition of farm life,
farming techniques, and
farm equipment in Park
City. Opened by a ribbon
-cutting ceremony with
Lancaster mayor Richard
Scott, it will continue till
Saturday.
Your Local
Insurance
Company
Supporting
a Local
Effort
Donegal Mutual Insurance Company
Events include modeling
of wool clothes (today, 7-9),
a demonstration on egg
cheese by world-famous
Mount Joy cook Betty
Groff (Thurs, 7-9), a Jug-a
-Lug milk drinking contest
(Fri., 7), an ice cream
eating contest (Sat., 7),-and
a beekeeping exhibition on
Saturday. This exhibit is a
big production; we can't
list everything that will be
there.
Many local people have
helped out with the exhibit.
Some of them are shown in
the photo above.
Route no. 441 By-pass
Marietta, Pennsylvania 17547
Shown above are: seated, Lancaster County Dairy Princess Joyce Stoltzfus
[left] and Marian [Mrs. Elvin] Brenneman; standing in front is Helen Wivell, of
RD1 Columbia, who helped with the official ceremonies; standing in the rear
are, left, Earl Newcomer, president of the Lancaster
County Farmers’
Association, and Elvin Brenneman, of RD1 Mount Joy.