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School News From its te Dong Faculs
E. Donegal Twp.
ty are sponsoring a Y Teens Club
at East Donegal High School. Advi-
Scholarship rolls for the first re- sors are Mrs. Vera Gingrich and
port period ending October 16 were I Mrs. Naomi Houseal, assisted by all
announced as follows: the other ladies of the faculty. 18
“A” Group— Those having “A” girls were invited to form the in-
itial group. They are: Shirley Ger-
lach, Ruth Drescher, Roberta Wag-
Arlené. Heisey, grade 7: Catol Gin eT Barbara Warfel, Alma Smith,
der, Miriam Roland, Peggy Wolfe, Yvonne Brubaker, Phyllis Wolge-
grade Young, grade 9. { muth, Nancy Hanshue, Janet Seid-
“B” Group—Those having 2 “'s” ers, Sara Singer, Audrey Singer,
none below “B” in ‘major subjects, | Jeanne Gingrich, Betsy Mumma,
Elaine Showalter, grade 7; Percy | Fanny Ruth Musser, Betsy Musser,
Betty Me. | Jeannette Ginder, Mary Faye Ken-
Campbell, Gary Kinney, »
Kain, Miriam Nell, Judith Smith, | “*® and Helen Hiestand. The group
plans to meet twice a month—once
grade :8; Ruth Drescher, Shirley
Gerlach, Barbara Martin, John Hei- 3 i
sey, grade 9; Milton Mowrer, Mar- a social meeting.
tha Hoover, Harold Derr, Yvonne | Hi-Y Club News
Brubaker, Ruth Horning, Gladys; Officers of the newly formed Hi-
Weaver, Fred Wetzel, grade 10;'Y Club at E. Donegal High School
Betsy Mumma, Betsy Musser, Jas. | are as follows: President - Donald
grades in all major subjects.
Mary Ann Felty, Audrey Musser,

or a business meeting and once for

Ober, grade 11; Rachel Hess, grade | Wolgemuth, Vice-President - Fred

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SAVE AS YOU NEVER SAVED BEFORE
er, will direct the productions ter Peifer” spent Tuesday at Bhila- Phe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, November 0517
Wetzel, Secretary . Gerald Linde-, ness Oak FFA Chapter attended a
Paul Fitzkee will play the role | delphia,
muth, Treasurer - James Ober and leadership training conference at : : | nee .
Chaplain - Luke Drescher. Com-| Hallam, Wednesday, October 24tlw | of Gabriel. Other characters. will| Miss Patsy Witmer, of Lancester | HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS FAEM SHOW SELLOUT
mittee members are: Program be portrayed by Gerald Berrier,| was the week-end guest’ of her | Mrs. Esther F. Young, head of' All commercial exhibit space for
Cominitice. ~ Fred Wetzel, Chair- ig ane uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. | the C lumbia Telephone Company, the 1652 State Farm Show, at Har-
man, George Rhoads and Harold ‘ A I li ii | is celebrating her. 93rd birthday risburg, January 14 « 18, was re=
Derr: Devotional Committee - Luke | Fobert Peifer, Reporter; Bruce | Robert Schneider, Georgann Shatto, | on les. Auxiliary. of the Sa- | today. ported allocated Tuesday.
Drescher, Chairman; Membership Bernhard, Chaplain and Norman | Robert Sherk, Mary Ann Spangler, unga Fire Company held their an-
. p . stad ~ nual Hallowe'e usquerade i=
Committee ~- Gerald Lindemuth | Kreider, Sentinel. The meeting he- | Robert Williams and Claudette | Sern ESA de Fri |
¥ : san with a lecture on parliamentary | Zeller day evening in Stehman's garage.
Chairman, Jay Mumma and Ralph | & V R Je : ; : Prize winners were: Adulis: origi-
Then it was broken| Mary Landvater and Sally Nis-| ‘ 4
nal costume, Mrs. Goldie Groff;
Buffenmyer; Social Gommittee « procedure
Robert Miller, Chairman, Paul | down into smaller groups to hear |siey ave student directors. Commit Prettiest, Miss Jean Young: Ugliest |
Colorful For Your
Fall Garden
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Kenneth Kreider, President; James
Ober, Vice-President; David Swei- | Lorraine Darrenkamp, Asher Neiss,
sart, Treasurer; Robert Swope, Sec. | Lorretta Kline, Shirley Hawthorne,
Kauffman, John Hiestand and Rob- | ind pa in di En dea leg chairmen are as follows: stage, Mrs. Sally Smith; Children prize
ert Bailey; Finance and Transpor- | M8 with the responsibilities of tae | Marlyn Myers;! tickets, Marlene | winners: Prettiest, Patsy Puckett;
ap FR / The or ma | 73 HAY bap fa N . . y
tation - James Ober and Pat| various FFA offices. The group was | Zimmerman; posters, Patsy Brooks; | most original, Jeanne Rosenteld;
Plant now to bloom this Fall or select your varieties: for

died Menday evening in the Veter-

ans Hospital at Coatesville, as a
result of his wounds.
| ; prs ————
group is presently planning an as+

sembly program.
The following officers of the Wit-
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Crankshaw and Public: Relations - wccompanied by Mr. Robert Shaffer, | programs, Polly Brooks; properties | ypliest, Dorothy Wagner.
Donald Wolgemuth, Chairman. The Supervisor of Vocational Agricul- | Doris Linton; ushers, Jane Wise- — — p—
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in Heaven” at Elizabethtown Col- Pvt. Claud V. Herr, nineteen, of Spring planting, “4
lege Friday evening, October 26th, Elizabethtown R1, who was wound- | + :
GABRIEL BLOW YCUR HORN
muth, Fred Wetzel and Luke Dres- The senior class of Mount Joy | —
NOLT’S FLOWER SH
caster Saturday, October 27. The| Blow Your Horn, a three-act com-| town, and Mrs. Minnie Wehner, of
edy, Thursday and Friday, Novem- | Cclumbia, motared to the Penna. COOPER AVE PHONE 6221 LANDISVILLE. PA
Catharine G. Zeller, English teach-) Mrs. Hunter Petit and Mrs. Wal- thing) kindly remember the Bulletin
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ELIZABETHTOWN FIRST COME! FIRST. SERVED!
group attended the play “One Foot | ture at East Donegal High School. |garver and Eleanor Hostetter. pigs OF KOREA WOUNDS
THE SENIORS WILL PRESENT
and three members, Donald Wolge- ed in action in Korea Jan 31, 1951
Ne SEE THEM GROWING AT
cher attended a Hi-Y Rally at Lan-| High School will present Gabriel Mr. and Mrs, Russell Cooper, of
| 8 and’ 9, at the school. Miss! Grand Canyon. When in need of Printing. (any- 45-21
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