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SENTATION, at the Eastern Lancaster
County School District Safety Through Art
contest, (left to right) Michael Nahalka,
Art Teacher; Walter Wunderly, Principal;
• Elementary
(Continued from Pas,3 1)
student had the opportunity to
draw or paint a picture showing
how he or she has or mig'ht
practice safety around the home,
farm, or community Each
school in the district had its own
elimination contest and selected
the best pictures in each of the
categories to send to Garden
Spot Senior High School where
the final judging took place Wed
nesday afternoon
The best art work of the show
was done by John David Zim
merman, East Earl PI, with his
.entry showing the hazards of
"fueling a tractor when it is hot
John David is the 12-year-old son
of Mr and Mrs Paul N Zim
merman and a sixth grader at
Blue Ball Elementary School
The reserve champion was
Ruth H Sauder from Union
Grove Elementary School Her
winning entry was in the cate
gory of streets.
First place under Animals
went to Anna Mae Shirk from
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Martha Zeiset, also from Bear
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- The trophies, plaques and rib
bons were donated by New Hoi
land Division of Sperry Rand.