Page 4 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Angela Miller Angie Miller dances in recital Miss Angela Miller part- icipated in seven numbers in the 20th Annual Dance Recital of Gail's School of Dance, Middletown. The Recital was held on Satur- day, June 19, 1976 at G. W. Feaser Junior High School Auditorium in Mid- dletown. The 1976 theme was ‘‘Happy Birthday America - 1776 to 1976’’. Angela participated in the ‘‘Waltz Ballet’’ signifying the Pil- grims. The next number was a Charleston Tap Dance of the Roaring 20’s. A Baton Routine entitled “Gail's Team’ was per- formed to the tune of ‘““Take Me Out to the Ball Game’’. An Acrobatic number portraying ‘‘The Revolutionists’” was per- formed and the Trampoline Routine was done to the tune of ‘‘Here Comes the British.’’ Angela’s Jazz Number showed ‘‘The Keystone Cops’’ performed to ‘““Bourbon Street Beat.” The closing number of the recital showed America today in a jazz interpreta- tion to the tune of ‘‘That’s The Way I Like It.” Angela is seven years old and is in the second grade at Grandview Elementary. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, Donegal Springs Road, Mount Joy, and has com- pleted her fourth year at Gail’s School of Dance. Summer employment supplied The Community Action Program of Lancaster County is sponsoring a Rural Youth Summer Em- ployment Project. Youth involved with the Concen- trated Employment Train- ing Act (CETA) are avail- able to do such chores as interior and exterior paint- ing, lawn care, window washing, garage and house cleaning including base- ments and attics. This. program which will be in operation from June 14 to August 13, is strictly a county program providing summer employment for 20 county youths ages 14 to 18. There will be S groups of youths working through- out the county. Each group of four youths will be under the supervision of a college student. DID YOU HEAR... A student at Temple University in therapeutic recreation, Michael Boltz, Bainbridge, is working through the summer in the Patient Life Department as a therapist trainee, receiv- ing instruction and gaining experience at the Eliza- bethtown Hospital for Children and Youth. by CAP The program thus pro- vides employment of 25 youths who are in need of the additional income. Any persons or families on partial or complete assis- tance, Supplemental Social Income, who carry a green Medical Card, or are phys- ically or mentally handi- capped are eligible to re- ceive the services offered by these groups. There is no cost to those people who need such tasks performed. CAP is hoping to receive painting supplies donated by local businessmen. Any persons who could make such a contribution ought to contact the Lancaster CAP office. This program is beneficial to both the youths employed through CETA and to the people who are in need of the skills offered by the youths. This program was success- ful last summer, and with the interest and support of the community, the success and continuation of the Project will be guaranteed. The following offices are to be contacted by those people who need such home chores accompished or know of others who could use the services. Columbia Multi-Service Center, 213 Locust Street, Columbia 285-3434 and Elizabethtown Multi-Ser- vice Center, 59 North Market Street, Elizabeth- town 653-8320. Anne Spangler Anne Spangler wins award The scholarship commit- tee of Indiana University of PA, has announced that Anne Spangler has been selected as a recipient of the Lydia Tarrant Exten- sion Homemakers Scholar- ship. The $250 scholarship is awarded to students with a record of outstanding school and community ser- vice, especially in the area of 4H and extension work. Miss Spangler, a junior at the university majoring in Consumer Services, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spangler, Fairview Avenue, Marietta, and a graduate of Donegal High School. June 30, 1976 SHREVE'’S INN 217 East Main Street Mount Joy : WE HAVE THE f LARGEST SELECTION § f OF CARRY OUT BEER § IN TOWN. 69 Nova, orange 70 Chevelle Station Wagon, green 70 VW, blue 70 Renault R-10 71 Chevrolet Malibu, brown/white 71 Plymouth Cricket brown : 71 Plymouth Valiant, brown 71 Renault 16 Sedan 72 Gremlin X, brown 72 VW, white 72 VW Bus, green 73 Hornet,, 4 dr./2 dr./hatchback 73 Renault 15 Coupe 74 Gremlin, senna orange 74 Matador, blue 74 Ambassador, green 74 VW Super Bug 74 Renault 15 Coupe WISSLER LY MOTORS ; MOUNT JOY, PA. | LL ZEN Wie, ANI INTRODUCING THE SPEAKEASYS. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. The candlestick telephone rings again. Only this time, in red, white, black and in a special star-studded red, white and blue. Beautifully styled, uniquely American, and easy to order. Just pick up your regular telephone and call your local United Telephone Business Office today. BEE THE UNITED TELEPHONE [YLdES COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA A Compeny of United Telecommunicetions, Inc. VA A Ad hams aa a wb <b
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