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April 19, 1978
Musical at Grandview
The Grandview Elemen-
tary School spring musical
program will be presented
on Tuesday, April 18th, at
7:15 PM in the W.1. Beahm
Junior High in Mount Joy.
Students from grades 2, 3,
and 4 will participate.
Amish bus
The Mount Joy Area
Historical Society is spon-
soring a bus trip through
Lancaster County on Satur-
day, April 29.
In addition to touring the
farmlands of the Amish,
the bus tour will include
stops at Wheatland, the
home of Presiden Buchan-
an, and a tour through
Rockford. Tour guides Vera
Romayne Bridgett
Contralto Romayne
Bridgett of Mount Joy will
appear at Franklin and
Marshall on April 19th at 8
Cpr at Wolgemuth’s
The Wolgemuth Feed
Company of Mount Joy is
instituting CPR and 1st aid
courses for its foremen and
supervisors. The courses
will start next week.
““We're doing this in an
effort to upgrade safety
here at the plant,’”’ said
Mike Smucker, who works
there and is also the man
Peifer on dean’s list
Patricia . A. : Peifer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard L. Peifer, 705
Bruce Ave., was named to
the Dean's List at Franklin
and Marshall College for
academic work completed
in the fall term of 1977.
Ted Hershey dances
Ted Hershey, a 1976
graduate of Donegal High
and a 1st year dance major
at Point Park College, Pitt-
sburgh, will be performing
on April 21st through 30th
with the American Dance
Ensemble of the college at
the Pittsburgh Playhouse
Theater.
Merit scholar ;
Pamela K. Wise, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
J. Wise, 919 W. Main St.,
Mount Joy, was among 8
students in Lancaster
County awarded 4-year
Merit Scholarships.
trip
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Mrs. Ruth Kern, a 3rd
grade teacher at Grandview
School, was honored on
April 17th for her 15%
years of service, with the
last three at Grandview.
Mrs. Kern will be retiring
at the end of this term.
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This house, at 235 E. Orange,
Lancaster, is the 1978 Decorator Show
House of the United Auxiliaries of the
Lancaster General Hospital. It will be
open to the public April 24 through SEL
May 14. Tickets are $3.00 [cheaper in
advance and at the door]. Proceeds will
benefit the hospital.
SHOP HOURS:
Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri. 1—6
Wed. & Sun.—CLOSED
Gingrich and Vera Cox
have planned an interesting
tour and will provide a
descriptive narration about
the places enroute.
Anyone may join this
trip. It is not restricted to
Historical Society mem-
bers. For reservations call
O0.K. Snyder, 653-4441. He
will explain all details.
PM in Nevin Chapel, Old
Main. The public is invited.
There is no charge.
who will teach the official
Red Cross courses.
Mike told us that this
course is not open to the
public. However, any group
or company that is inter-
ested in the idea can call
the Red Cross at 299-5561
for information. Ask for the
Safety Programs extension.
Miss Peifer must have
earned a grade point
average of between 3.0 and
3.7 (on a scale of 4.0 for all
A's) and had no grade
below C-minus, to qualify
for the F&M Dean’s List.
She is a 1975 graduate of
Donegal High School:
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Ted will perform in
several numbers during the
performances. Previously
he danced in Aida with the
Pittsburgh Opera.
Ted is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Amos D. Hershey
of 43 Springville Road,
Mount Joy.
Miss Wise, a senior at
Lancaster County Day
School, received a Federal-
Mogul Corp. scholarship.
She would like to atfend
the University of PA.