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new year of the Mount Joy| he accidental blowing up of]
Business and Professional in ammunition dump. Too| George F. Broske II, sonof The first year shorthand| In speed shorthand, the
Women's Club was held Mon | nuch pressure is placed on|Mr. and Mrs. George F winners: first, Ann Barnhart; following people have passed
day evening, Jan. 22, at Hos |soung men and women to|3roske, 217 School Lane, second, Linda Aument: third,/the sixty-words a minute
tetter's banquet hall. Mrs. J|:xcel and the average stu|Mount Joy will appear in a Rosie Leese. Second yearltest in a five-minute talk
Robert Keller, club president is neglected. The aver-lpiano recital at Elizabeth- winners: first, Virginia Bur- with a mailable transcript
dent, presided at the meet | (ge student will be a better|town College on Saturday ris; second, Eva Flowers;Judy Herr, Avis Cross, Geor Martin 74: Marv Ellen Math
: Va - car tal irre ae kha whi) : t : . 4 . hy 3 Thelma Lz artin s ary kllen Math-|
ing. The program was in|jerson if he has a better edu-|Tan. 27 at 8 pm. in Rider third, Linda Huck. {gie Mumper, elma Lapp)’ Co" “csi.' Diann Walter 52:
charge of the National Secur-| :ation. The destruction of/Memorial Hall. Each contestant submitted/arry Johns, Nadine Bailey, Pearl Latirer 55: and Shar.
ity Committee with Mrs.| apitalism through costly pro-| The recital will featurea paper he had written in/Gerry Barrick, Linda Mor nye RE ETE Re
. ! ; 4 . J 7: ~rall 20 Copenheaver 51. |
Shirley Forney, chairman. |frams is the primary aim of|ore-college and post-college shorthand without a name. |ton, Daryl Wittle, Carol
Lois Leininger 57; Jane Mar |
tin 54; Julie Ober 58; Kathy]
Risser 58; Nancy Spangler|
50; Janet Frey 70; Esther|
Heisey 62 Christine Keener
54; Judy Kipple 60; Jean
J R : / test for the first and second'dra Crawl, Linda Morton Collins 56: Sharon Goodhart|
¥ Soa ‘ . ams. Tus : : A |year shorthand students of Larry Johns, Virginia Burris|65: Ruth Heisey 70: Maxine|
The first meeting of Lhe| rigger happy person or by| n ecila Donegal high school, land ‘Nadine Bailey. Eater 63: Rosie Leese 3561 °
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Mr. George McGinness, as |ussia viano pupils of Prof. Nevin The papers were displayed/Herr, Virginia Burris, Eva ase gr gi Under He 015) coooorooEaoaaaaan
sistant professor of physical Mr. McGinness pointed out|W. Fisher, instructor of mu-and all the students in the Flowers. Brubaker student tector t
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education at F&M College hat flying saucers have al i¢ at Eltssbethiown Colloge. Slates Jory for first, second In the eighty-words a min-|from Elizabethtown College. ‘D
spoke on National Security|place in national defense. An] George is in the eighthand third place winners. ute international shorthand ind Mrs. Betty Lutze, Done i =i"
and Flying Saucers. Mr. Mc | nidentified flying ob’ect, U. |¢rade of the Donegal High 1, ther Donegal com-|test, three girls have quali-gal commercial teacher.
Ginness said we are concern? OQ. over Russia or the Uni-|School. In addition to Play-ercia] project, second yearlfied: Avis Cross, Judy Herr,
ed about the peace of the ed States could cause a nung the piano, he plays hand students have aland Linda Morton. PLEASE
world and how we are relat |clear war. He spoke of the|"rench horn in the high pance to be “Stars of To-| The Donegal second year| Pb
ed to world peace. He said Mantelle and the ill-fated C [school orchestra and the jun-morrow.” Each time a stu-|typing students reached high L IT.
we could be brought into|47 from which the men disa-/ior high school band. dent has a mailable tran-|goals in typing speed tests. }
physical combat with Russia ippeared and no trace was| The public is invited 10script, his paper is posted|The following people have T
by a sneak attack, or by alever found. The Air Force|this recital. with his picture in a bigipassed typing tests for five S Al ser
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[has 200 cemeras for photo SEE IENARSEERA ANNAN NANE SANNRNANNNE SNANNAS)
|graphing flying objects. The| mpe investment in agricul-® x L IT
Comedy Act motion picture “Unidentified|y,, in the United States isB | 4 $
. Flying Objects” shows ob |g » »
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Wins Talent jects flying in formation. |assets of all corporations. 1
Kathleen Gruber, the Don-| imemen ES
Show at D.H.S. |:za Hien Senoot ir of £18} Hewes Dez volcanic cra.
: {month and her mother Mrs. ter 20 miles in circumference m
Four Donegal senior boys gnc nN :
Dennis Naugle, Robert Young Clarence 2 Srupier were and Alaska has one 21 miles g
David Smith and Harry 8Yests at the meeting |around.
Three delegates elected tol —
Braooks—placed first with a
comedy act in Donegal high the Spring District meeting|
school's ninth and twelfth at Lancaster, April 7, _were
grade talent show last week Ruth Sinegar, Evelyn Naugle
and Patricia Eicherly. The
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; . alternates were Jean Pricio,
Sylvia Shields placed sec-_. ,.. SE hy F h » d |
ond with a baton twirling Soule Germer, and Christine res s oaste
act and Margo Buller placed raham.
third with a marimbo solo. Attention was called to the]
Other contestants: Linda Thrift Shop Feb. 16 and 17, 3 ! G
Morton, baton twirling; Rob-/2nd to the St. Patrick’s vay HaSSINGLr’s rocery
ert Baker, James Peters, dance in the Mount Joy High
Jack Frank. James Shank, School annex March 17. 16 N. Market St. - Mt. Joy |
Robert Derr, Glenn Sauder, so
Gray Greiner, and Peter
Holmes, in a “Sports Spettac-|3,
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Buchenauer, tympani solo
accompanied by pianist Thel-|
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