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‘News Items From
E. D. Twp. School
The musical organization of
East Donegal Township High
[School will present their final
Spring Musical on Tuesday, Ap
ril 27, at 8:00 P. M. in the high
school auditorium. The program
will feature the school choirs
The High School Orchestra
will open the program with
three selections, “March from
Tannhauser” by Wagner, “Es
pana Waltzers” by Waldteufel
and ‘Selections from State
Fair” by Rodgers and Hammer
stein.
The Junior High School Girls
Choir will sing “Wishes” by
Klemm, ‘No Other Love” by
MW Rodgers and Hammerstein and
“Stranger in Paradise” by For-
will be
Barbara
They
Miss
rest and Wright.
Martin.
The High School Mixed Chor
us will present a group of sel
ections by
including “Great Day”,
Than You Know’, Time on
My Hands” and “Drums in My
Heart”. This will be followed
by “Anywhere 1 wander”
Loesser, featuring Mr. Ross Esh
leman as soloist, and ""Malague
na" by Lecouna. The accompan
ists will be Miss Mary Carolyn
Boyd and Mr. Stanley E. Dotter-
er. The orchestra and choirs will
be directed by Mr. Eugene C.
Saylor.
The senior band under the di
rection of Mr. H. Morell Shields
will present an all modern pro-
some of Am-
contemporary
‘More
by
gram of music by
erica’s leading
composers. Among the numbers
“A Westchester Overture”,
by Clare Grundman whose dis
tinctive harmonic progressions
and unusual melodic lines have
been a part of all the best pro
grams of recent Another
outstanding modern composition
which will be a part of next
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[ Morrissey’s refresh-
ingly different compositions
have also been a part of all the
leading programs of the past 5
No program is complete
so this year
re included; one
product of the
of three of
America’s bestknown arrangers,
David Bennett, Harold Walters,
and Paul Yoder, entitled,
“Arrangers Holiday.” The oth-
er
program is,
Morrissey
yvears,.
without a novelty
two novelties a
of them, the
combined efloris
is
is a surprise.
Grade School News
The sixth grade pupils of the
school
Maylown clementary
held an Easter Bonnet Contest
last Wednesday Each sixth
grader decorated his own East-
er hat at home. Each pupil
brought his hat to school, after
an “Easter Parade” around the
different rooms of the elemen-
tary and high school buildings
the hats were judged by Mrs.
Mary Kicks, Mrs. Roy Martin,
and Miss Ruth Eby. (Primary
teachers of
The following pupils received
prizes for their Bonnets: Phyl-
lis Keener, Patsy Johnstin, Pol-
ly Ann Robert Cunning-
ham, Daniel Mowrer.
Heisey,
Faculty-Director Banquet
The annual faculty-director
banquet will be held Wednes-
day evening, April 28, at the
Acomas Inn. The directors will
be the guests of the faculty this
as Hiram Myers,
Miss Martha Roland,
and Mrs. Elizabeth
dietitian. Husband
mem-
year as well
janitor;
Whitekettle,
and wives of the faculty
bers are also invited.
A baked ham dinner will be
served to the group. Mrs. Jos-
cph Llewellyn is chairman of
the affair assisted by Alva Ben-
der, Tom Forsythe, Miss Grace
Henderson, Miss Irene Sloat
and Miss Joanne Dunnick. Eu-
gene Saylor heads the enler-
tainment committee assisted by
the entire elementary faculty.
heads
decoration
s Beverly Hays
and table
committee assisted by Miss Nan-
Mrs. Paul
ation
cy Seldomridge and
Gingrich.
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RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED
The Ladies Bible Class of the
Church will
sponsor a rummage sale in the
House, Friday, April 30
May 1. The sale
1:00 p. m. Friday
Trinity Lutheran
Parish
and Saturday,
will begin at
10:00 a. m
Saturday.
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State Craft Show
Scheduled For
Dickinson College
Craftsmen of Pennsylvania
will again display their talents
and handiwork at the eighth an-
nual State Craft Fair at Dickin-
son College, Carlisle, Pa., from
Friday, July 30, through Sun-
day, August 1.
The three-day Craft Fair,
sponsored by the Pennsylvania
Guild of Craftsmen, has won its
place in an outstanding sum-
mer event in the Keystone
{ State, and annually attracts
thousands of visitors to the pic-
turesque and historic Carlisle
area.
Demonstrations of many
handcrafts will be presented by
experts each day, and a Hand-
weavers’ Fashion Show will be
held Saturday afternoon, July
31.
With the Fair will be held an
Exhibit of the choicest pieces of
workmanship of the Guild,
chosen by a panel well
known judges.
The Guild has approximately
1,000 members in 13 chapters,
located at Carlisle, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, York, Lancaster,
Williamsport, Altoona, Allen-
town, Reading, Erie, Edinboro,
Lebanon and Doylestown.
Carlisle is conveniently loca-
ted on the Pennsylvania Tunr-
pike in a region where some of
the nation’s most stirring early
events transpired. Visitors find
the countryside, Carlisle and
the Dickinson campus full of in-
terest.
John H. Weikel, of Palmer-
ton, a member of the Allentown
Chapter, is state president. Carl
Espenscheid, of the - Philadel-
phia Chapter is Exhibit chair-
man, and Miss Ethel Rahauser,
of York is Fair Chairman.
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PLAN OPEN HOUSE FOR
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
Saturday, May 8, will be a
busy time on “Ag Hill” at the
Pennsylvania State University.
In addition to the annual Dairy
Exposition the College of Agri-
culture will play host to high
school seniors for the open
house conducted each spring,
and Mother's Day will be ob-
served by the entire student
body.
A number of student commit-
fees are preparing to accommo-
date high school seniors inter-
ested in visiting the College of
Agriculture and studying cours-
es, curriculums, and facilities
for higher education. These
committees will escort
students and play hosts at
inspection of the College.
Harry F. Roth, Nazareth R2,
of
the
| is manager of the Dairy Exposi-
tion in which students fit and
show animals of the College's
purebred dairy herds in the
show ring, competing for num-
erous prizes and awards. This
show is sponsored by the stu-
branch of the Dairy Sci-
ence Association.
This year’s show is dedicated
to Professor A. L. Beam, who
taught in the.dairy department
for many years, and now is di-
rector of short courses for the
College of Agriculture. Mem-
bers of virtually all student
clubs on “Ag Hill” are partici-
| pating in arrangements for the
| open house, through
the Agri-
cultural Student Council.
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MOUNT JOY H. S. DEFEATS
McCASKEY JV’s 7-0.
Mount Joy won its fourth
straight Tennis match . Wednes-
day when the team defeated the
McCaskey JV’s 7 to 0.
SINGLES
Jack Beaston (MJ) def. Boas,
6-2, 6-3.
Pete Nissley (MJ) def. Koth,
6-2, 6-3.
Les Snavely (MJ) def. Sper-
os, 6-1, 1-6, 6-1.
Metzler (MJ) def. Jones, 6-1,
| 6-2.
Milligen (MJ) def. Snyder,
| 6-3, 5-17, 6-4.
DOUBLES
Beaston and Nissley, defeated
Boas and Jones, 6-0, 6-3.
Snavely and Metzler defeated
Speros and Koth, 4-6, 6-0, 7-5.
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WHIPS EAST DONEGAL
Mount Joy High School
a baseball game played at Mt.
Joy Wednesday evening. Mount
Joy took an 11-2 lead over East
Donegal and was never headed
as Charley Zeller fanned eleven
losing - batsmen. ; The biggest
blow of the game was Don Yor-
dy’s triple.
se
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Circus Coming
To Salunga-
Landisville
A three-ring circus will be
held Wednesday, May 12 by the
Salunga and Landisville Fire
Companies. Two shows will be
held that day in the field be-
tween the two villages; a mati-
nee at 3:00 p.m. and an even-
ing show at 8:00 p. m.
The Von Brothers Circus
the first circus to ever come to
the two villages and funds from
the sale of tickets will go to-
ward both fire companies.
An advance ticket sale will|
be conducted by the members.
A greater profit will be realiz-|
ed from the advance
sale than
the sale of tickets at the admis-|
sion gate. In Landisville, may |
be purchades at Cramers Res-|
taurant and in Salunga from |
Julius “Dude” Wagner and Ben-|
Jamin Hess.
The circus will be an old-|
fashioned circus which will last]
134 hours. There will be no side|
shows. The one admission price
will pay for everything. Includ-
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Mount Jay, Pa. Thursday, April 22
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SHOWS J O Y MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS Th IEA I RE HOLIDAYS
6-8-10 P. M. 3 . M.
Mount Joy, Pa.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 23 - 24
LUCILLE BALL — DESI ARNAZ
“The Long, Long Trailer"
-in-
MONDAY, APRIL 26
RICHARD WIDMARK — JEFFREY HUNTER
“Red Skies of Montana"
-in-
TUESDAY, APRIL 27
JEANNE CRAIN — JEAN PETERS
“Vicki”
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 28 - 29
TONY CURTIS — JANET LEIGH
“Houdini”
-in-
-in-
ed in the circus as highlights
will be trained animal acts, jug-
glers, clowns and aerial acts
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JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS
ARE READY TO SEW
Girls in junior high school
are eager to sew. Both they and|
their mothers have a high in-|
terest in clothing at this time. |
Such were the findings of
study in Florida of junior high|
school girls, according to Paul-|
ine Hoke, assistant state 4-H]
club leader in home economics)
at The Pennsylvania State Uni-|
versity. |
Four-H can offer these girls
an outlet for their sewing en-|
ergy. Pennsylvania has several]
4-H clothing projects geared to|
this age group, Miss Hoke re-|
ports. Your county extension
home economist can give you]
information about these
pro-|
jects. [
The study in Florida pointed
out that the junior high stu-
dent wants to know how to
choose the “right” kind of]
clothes. She likes to pick out
her own clothes, too. The girls
listed pleasure of sewing as
main reason for their interest.|
a
Another reason was their de-
sire to learn to make clothes
and find attractive styles and
fit.
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MT. JOY TENNIS TEAM
DEFEATS HERSHEY 6-1
Mount Joy High School de-
feated Hershey 6-1 in an inter-
county tennis league match on
Monday at Hershey. In one of
the best matches of the day,
Nissley and Beaston had a mar
athon match with Marcacci and
Kauffman before winning 6 8,
9-7 and 6-4.
SINGLES
Marcocci (H) def.
4-6, 6-0, 6-1.
Nissley (MJ)
9-7, 6-2.
Beaston,
def. Kaufman,
Snavely (MJ) def. Spangler
7-5, 6-4.
Metzler (MJ) def. Upperamn
7-5, 6-0. |
Milligan (MJ) defeated Di-
Blasia, 6-2, 6-2.
DOUBLES
Nissley and Beaston (MJ)!
def. Marcocci and Kauffman,
6-8, 9-7, 6-4.
Snavely and Metzler (MJ)
def. Upperman and DiBlasio,|
6-3, 6-2.
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Scouts Plan
Square Dance
A public square dance will be
held Friday night, April 23 in
the Mount Joy High School by
the Mount Joy-Florin Girl
Scout Neighborhood. Burt Wit-
tenburg will be there as official
caller. Brownies will dance
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and all]
other scouts and adults willl
30 to 11:30 p.m
The Florin Intermediate troop
dance from 8:
| under the leadership of Mrs. C.
|
de- | F.
| feated East Donegal 14 to 12 in
Wisegarver will have charge
of the decorations and the sen-
ior troop of Mount Joy under
the direction of Mrs. Robert
Hawthorne will be in charge of]
Tickets on|
refreshments. go
sale this week.
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MOOSE TO PRESENT
HOME TALENT SHOW
The Women of the Moose, No.|
701, Elizabethtown, will present
a home talent show Saturday
night, April 24 at 10:15 p. m. at
the Moose Home. Moose mem-|
bers are invited to attend.
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