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d—=The Bulletin, Mount Jovy, Pa., Thursday, May 28. 1953
East Donegal School Board
Elects New H. S. Principal;
Tax Rate Reduced 3 Mills
John G. Hart was vied hig hr C ommencement & Baccalaureate
school principal at a special Services to be Held
board meeting of the East Don-! Eight student speakers will]
egal Township School Board
and Eugene C. Saylor was nam- | de clamations of the Pageant of
ed elementary principal. Mr. ! America entitled “Proudly We]
Bart is at present driver educa- | Hail” for the fifty-cighth annual!
tion and algebra teacher and|Commencement exercises Tues
Mr. Saylor is vocal and music day, June 2, 8:00 p. m. The
instructor. Since the resignation | eight students are Miriam Dick,
of I. D. Miller, the art depart-| Raymond Goepfrich, Ann Sie- |
ment still has a vacancy as does | grist, Carolyn Weaver, Glenn
the first grade. The board grant- | Martin, Laura Ridechart, Betsy
ed permission to H. Morrell, Musser and John Wagner.
Shields to carry on an extension| The Rev. George Shultz, pas- |
program of music during the tor of the Reich's Evangelical |
summer. Anyone living within | Congregational Church will give |
the township is eligible to have the invocation and Rev. Wilbur |
music lessons under this pro-|nj Allison, pastor of the May-
gram. Permission was FFE oor Lutheran Church will give |
for John G. Hart, Eugene Say- | the benediction. John G. Hart, |
lor, Stanley S. Dotterer and Dr. | high school principal for next]
J. W. Bingeman to attend a Sec-| year, will present the awards |
ondary Work Conference atiznd Patrick Crankshaw, class |
Millersville State Teachers Col-| president, will give the address
lege June 17 and 18. of vielcome.
John D. Roland was elected P. R. Hoffman, who graduat-|
as secretary of the board for 4)ed from Maytown in 1903, will | iid
vears and the Maytown Nation- | present the diplomas. This cus- |
al Bank was appointed treasur- | tom is a tradition that has been Clarence Shack
er: for one year. The board aslo |gtarted in the East Donegal |
approved 63 Seniors for Com-|gchools that a fifty-year gradu- | (Kem Pave 0
mencement. ate shall present the diplomas. oe
The board adopted a budget! Dr. J. W. Bingeman, Supervis- |
calling for expenditures of [ing Principal, will present the|
$222,027 for the following pur-|elass. John Musser will play a
poses: General Control, $3,500 piano solo and - George Rhoads, |
(Secretary, treasurer, 1iax col-|a trombone solo. Jeanne Gin-
lection); Instruction, $121,610,|grich will play a piano solo and| len * became Mrs.
(Salaries, textbooks, supplies-; | and Betsy Mumma will play for | Schock.
Auxiliary Services, $17,225 | the processional. | Mr. Schock has been a mem-
(Transportation, nurse service, Baccalaureate in1 | ber of the Presbyterian Church
lunchroom); Operation School | pe held Sunday since early childhood. This may
Plant, $10, 300° (Janitors, fuel,|31 in the high school au » attributed to the fact that
water, light, power, supplies);|ym. Dr. R. W. Schlosser, Eliza- _| his mother, Mary Ann Patter-
Maintenance of School Plant, College, will deliver |’ son, was of the original family
$4,600 (Repairs of bldg., heat-|{he sermon and a special choir |
| who came from Scotland to es-
ing, lighting, plumbing); | tablish the historic Donegal
Charges, $8,100
Fixed | of high school voices will sing |
| Church.
rent and insurance);
(Retirement, special 1 musical selections.
Debt Ser- — tr © - | So far as his achievements
vice, $51,692, (Sinking
and rental to authority);
funds |are concerned, the most impor-
tal Outlay, $5,000 (Furniture &
Capi-~ M : Cl | tant in his life is the SICO Com-
C arietta asses | pany and the purposes for
Equirment). An income of] °
$922 .620 is expected to cover| Enjoy Trips
the above expenditures, derived
from these sources; Balance on — [{hat he considers of utmost im-
hand, 2,000, Property Tax, This Friday the Eighth Grade | portance.
£70000; Per Capita Tax, $20,000 | of Marietta Public School will| he SICO Company, a non
Trailer Tax, $500; Delinquent | present their promotion pro- profit corporation, 2 organized
Taxes, $1,000; State Appropria-|gram. The program is as fol-|,,q operated solely for th
tion, $91,700; Tuition of non-|lows: the Processional will be of pyblic schools. Tis
residents, $15,000; Rental Sub-|played by Anctte Portner, In- object is to promote public ed-
sidy from State, $15,800; Inter- | vocation will be prese nted bY | ucational, literary, and scienti-
est on Sinking Fund, $200; oth- | the Class President, Ernest Rob-| ge interests for ‘the benefit of
er sources, $6,420. | erts. Margaret Shredley willl SICO has given $330-
The board will levy a 29-mill | re ad the class history, and Bar- | 743 in cash to public school dis-
tax on all real estate and a $10 | bara Marshall will present the |i cts in Lancaster County.
per capita tax and a $2. per | class prophecy, after which | >
month trailer tax a a special | Kenneth Appley will play a ma- |, ships for worthy high school
meeting to be held Friday e solo. | aracuates who ste ocager and
ng, May 29. This is a decreas 2 As the theme of this program to become teachers in the
of 3 mills dax over last year — lis the United Nations, Sandra |clementary grades of thepublic
made possible by increased as- | Reisinger will give a speech en- | schools.
sessments and increased state | titled, “What is the United Na-
appropriations. { tions?” Ned Koftcamp will tell
Representatives ‘Chosen tabout the Agencies of the Unit
Six representatives were chos-|ed Nations. Explaining the du
én to attend the F.F.A. State ties of the main departments of
Convention June 9, 10 and 11}the United Nations will be Bar
at Penn State. James Ober and |ry Shellenberger, the General :
Roger Thome will sing the chor- | Assembly Alverta Ney, the|?D educational
us: Galen Spickler, participate | Secretarist Edwin Portner, Trus unparalleled

choral speaking and
brooded in a frozen food storage

| president of the York Collegiate
| Institute for twenty-two years.
| Following her graduation from
Bryn Mawr, Miss Jeffers taught
high school for a few years and
Clarence

Services w
evening, ‘May

{ which it has been set up. This
{ has been a dream of Mr. Schock

SICO has also provided scho-
This is dene by setting up a
fund of $36,000 to the credit of
[the four State Teachers Colleg-
es—Millersville, West Chester,
Kutztown, and Shippensburg.
The SICO Scholarship plan is
experiment oi
significance. It
|
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i
i i : ra i | provides at ability rather |
in farm mechanics; Gerald teeship Council, Sandra Mack. | Provid ee oa ii 1 Tine |
. : I ] i rilege , e
Stephens, dairy judging; and ison, the Security Council, and aan yrlege ou a O€ oe!
; orm for enriching > ¢
Earl Tressler and Harold Shel-|Pat Brayman, the Economic and enFienmg We buble
i i ing ; . schools.
ly, live stock judging. Social Council. Oe wad wit :
5 > an - eis . mr. Schock s pasic philosopny |
The group will be accompan The Good Citizenship Award | jay phe 5 tl : hi |
ied by their advisor, Robert E.!. ij] pe presented and Mr. Ralph a) ¢ summed up In his
Shaffer Po e Dt Se eqs I 4% statement that “Human rights!
= Coleman will present the class|zpe far more important than
It was also announced that |ip.ip diplomas. DE Bo
Robert Richards, a sophomore | gi. a) Classes Take Trips .. [tle of ideas. We et iL
. € {lasses < > Ss | 0 deas. e ca 0
in the Agriculture department, Tors Tuesday he Siathls e cannot ki at
: ast uesday, the Sixth idea with armies, navies or air
was chosen as the winner of the | , 3 4 rl
“Birds of Tomorrow’ contest Grade made a trip to Hershey, power. Nothing but the power
oy de Promotion Friday "where they toured the candy | of friendly persuasion, if given |
i rade Promot Fr ot : on, if !
The seventeenth annual pro- plant, visited the zoo, and the la chance, can possibly induce
ae = £ ni th rade | USE, and then enjoyed our enemies to approve and a-
of ninth grade :
motion exercises some of the
; : amusements of the!d nn
students will be held Friday ev- park. They were Lado out seems x Fe wi
ening, May 29, 6:00 o'clock. ee { Mr. Schock believes that the
The theme of the program will by their teacher, Miss Elizabeth | greatest achievement toward
be “Our Educational Future in Roth. a which men should direct their
the Donegal High School”. Stu- Tuesday, also, the Fifth Grade |energies is not to gain a great
teacher Mrs. amount of personal wealth and

went with their
3 3 Avis
dent speakers will be Miriam! ; ‘
ong Miriam Nell Carol j Anna Smith to Harrisburg, | enjoyment but to give the full-
1
i : , re they re » Capital | est measure of service to socie-
Ginder, Stephen Doles, Peggy | iis hier toured the sii asu of service to socie
. : 3 UT ;
Wolfe, and Judy Linard. Ken-| anda the HMuseum. 2
Also receiving honorary de-
class advisor, will{ The Eighth Grade Class took |
and John |its class trip to Philadelphia on |
will { Monday. On the trip they visit- {hower, president of Pennsyl-
present the certificates. led the Philadelphia Naval Yard | vania State College. He will
Tre Rev. Ivan Martin, pastor and Independence Square. They | receive the degree of Doctor of
of the Marietta Calvary Baptist arrived at the Naval Yard at| Laws and Mr. John D. Trim-
Church will give the benedic- | 10:30 and were taken on 1926, professor of physics
tion and Rev. S. O. Brubaker, | guided tour on which they saw] at the University of Tennessee
pastor of the Conoy Brethren in | ships and many other interest. | will be awarded the degree of
Christ Church, will give the in- [ing things. After leaving the | Doctor of Science.
vocation. Musical solos will be|Naval Yard they ate lunch and | use
given by Ronald Hawthorne, continued on to Independence |
Ronald McKain, and Betty Mc- | Square. Here they visited Inde-|
Kain. The president's address | pendence Hall, Congress Hall, | The. Hempfield High Schooli
of welcome will be given by |and Carpenters Hall. In these | graduation exercises will be
Pat MeKain, class president. buildings they saw many inter- held” Friday evening, May 20th
Following the promotion . exer- | esting things such as the Dec- | at eight o'clock in the High
cises, a reception will be held |laration of Indepcpdence and School at Landisville with 44
for the students, their parents, |the Liberty Bell. students graduating. Marjorie
Chaperons on thei trip were | Minnich is valedictorian and
and Mr. | Pauline Hess is salutatorian of
the class.
neth Depoe,
present the awards
Roland, board member,
| grees will be Dr. Milton Eisen-

Hempfield Graduation

ts will be promoted into | Miss Virginia Appley
high school. J John Buch.

i for years and is one fulfillment
Baby Chicks Brooded in Food Freezer

These baby chicks don’t mind below-freezing temperatures. They
have an infra-red bulb to run under if they get cold. They are being
cabinet which is being used at the
Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Station to simulate
time of yc
BIRTHS
A baby girl was born to Pfc
and Mrs. Robert Shank Thurs-
day evening, May*' 21 at the
Lancaster General Hospital
The father is stationed with the
U.S. Army in Austria. The
mother is the former Miss Beu-
lah Wolgemuth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller Wolg
boro.
etta Ave,
the Columbia Hospital.
A son was
Mrs. William Moore,
ville on Friday at the
General Hosnital.
Landis
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Local Duo Wins
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Mount Joy High School's dur-
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Latrobe, in the final round, 6 NI
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