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Lisa Mummaw
Lisa Mummaw and Don Kelly are boy & girl
of the month at Donegal High
Donegal High School’s
Girl of the Month for
January is Lisa Mummaw,
It's our BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR. Thousands of pairs of quality Men’s,
Women’s and Children’s Shoes go on Sale Thursday Morning at 9 AM.
THURSDAY 9 to 8, FRIDAY 9 to 9, SATURDAY 9t0 5
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS
Boys’ and Girls’
School Type Children’s Shoes
sroorman 67, $Q97
A Bag & #10?
Infants 0—8
Misses 8'2—4
Gents 82—3
Boys 32—6
Values to $22.99
Men’s Shoes
$097 &
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Entire Women’s Stock
Naturalizers
Footworks
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the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Drew W. Mummaw of
717 Bruce Avenue, Mount
Joy.
Lisa plans to attend West
Virginia Wesleyan College
to study nursing. She has
worked summers at Mifflin
Press, and is a member of
Glossbrenner U.M. Church,
where she is active in the
Youth Fellowship and the
chancel choir. (She is vice
president of the Fellowship
group.)
In addition, Lisa is a
member of the Mount Joy
swim team, is in the Penn
State Scholars’ Program,
and is a youth counselor at
Gretna Glen Church Camp.
BARGAIN
OF THE
MONTH
SUPPLIES
LAST
Quantities
Limited
Indoor-Outdoor
THERMOMETER
Large, easy-to-read
white numbers on a
black scale. Pebble-
grained-finished case.
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January 10, 1979
Don Kelly
Her activities at Donegal
have been:
Marching and Concert
Bands 9-12
Stage and Prep bands 9-12
County band 10-12
chorus 9-12
Rhythm Singers 11, 12
Senior class play .
Dramatics club 9-12
Veteran’s Day programs
No, No, Nannette 11
Yearbook editor 12
National Honor Soc. 11, 12
Who’s Who in American
High Schools
Merit Scholar commendee
Tennis 9, 10
Donald Kelly, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Kelly
of RD1 Mount Joy, is the
DHS Boy of the Month for
January.
Don plans to study
Marine Biology in college.
He has been interested in
biology for a while; he
spent six weeks of summer
camp as nature and ecology
director, and has been a
member of the scout
Explorers, Bio/Chemistry
Division, for 2 years. He
has also been a junior
assistant scout master for 4
years.
Don’s activities at Don-
egal High have included:
Dramatics Club 10-12
Concert Band 9-12
Marching Band 9-12
Choir 9-12
Rhythm Singers 11, 12
Science ‘Fair Club
vice president 12
Afro-American & Jewish folk §
songs to be performed at F&M
“The Folk Songs of Our
People,” a musical por-
trayal of Jewish and Black
cultural heritage, will be
presented at F&M on
Friday, February 9th, at
8:00 PM in Hensel Hall.
The program, which is
open to the public at no
charge, will feature Metro-
politan Opera baritone
Arthur Thompson and the
well-known concert artist
Harold Orbach.
On February 23rd (same
time and place) the
Brazilian pianist Caio,
Pagano will perform. :
Gray Panthers
to meet in Lancaster
The Gray Panthers will
hold their monthly meeting
at 2:00 PM on Saturday,
January 20th,, at the
YWCA in Lancaster.
We welcome all people
who share our purpose to
work for changes that will
enable individuals of any
age, sex or race to have an
opportunity to lead ful-
filling lives.