May 12, 1976
the clock 200 years;
Page 10—SUSOUEHANNA TIMES
Grandview Elementary School turns back
Miss Nancy Ettaro and her cheese-making students photo by Corky Flick
Laurie Musser watches as young farmers plant a garden
with old-fashioned tools.
photo by Judy Stoltzfus
Gina Metzger asks our photographer what she’s doing in the 18th century. Gina is a
student in Mrs. Webb's class. They were studying in a one-room country schoolhouse
that re-opened its doors for Grandview’s bicentennial week. photo by Judy Stoltzfus
Rutiques Aud Ant Yu Marietta
photo by Judy Stoltzfus
Tom Lucabaugh makes a basket. Miss Ettaro taught basket-weaving.
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Emme C. Reynolds Antiques
BIDDLE ST. - 426-3927 14 E. FRONT - 426-2189
Antiques and Primitives Clocks, Furniture and Accompaniments
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