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tosses
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| ed by the state B.P.W.
| Mrs.
| the framework of the
| to other
| as the public
| are those
B.P. W. Club
|
‘Hears Talk On
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|
|
Investments |
John F. Reese, Lancaster, was
| the guest speaker at the Mon-|
| day night meeting of the local
| BP.W. Club at Hostetter’'s. Mr. |
| Reese, who is a member of the
New York stock exchange, gave
a talk on stock markets and in-|
vestments and also showed al
| film on “Common Stock”.
Dr. and Mrs, John Stauffer!
| sang three vocal duets during,
the program and Miss Dorothy
Schock led the group in sing-
ing. Mrs. Adam Greer, chair-
committee,
was in charge of the program.
Husbands and friends were
guests at the Monday meeting,
Three new members, Miss
Helen Schule, Mrs. Helen Wea-
land and Mrs. Marian Risser,
| were accepted into the group.
During the business meeting,
the group decided to donate $25]
to the Women’s Medical Col-
| lege in Philadelphia. This is a
state project which is support-
groups.
George Broske, president, |
reported that the state group is
seeking state legislature for
equal pay for equal work for
women. She announced that a
state office will be set up in|
Harrisburg April 1 with an ex-
|
ecutive secretary in attendance.
She also annofinced that the]
group is sponsoring a move-|
ment to have the song “Penn- |
| sylvania” adopted as the state!
song.
Next month Mrs. Robert
| Brown, chairman of the public
relations committee, will be in
charge of the ‘Birthday Month’
meeting. Vincent Tottoro will
be the guest speaker and will
talk on conditions in Russia.
Th Elizabethtown Club, spon-|
| sors of the local group last
year, will be guests for the af-
| fair.
SICO GRANTS
(From page 1)
within
counties)
present time.
be extended
just as soon
school system and
the dollar value of business
therein justifies such extension.!
4. The ONLY eligible appli-|
cants for SICO Scholarship]
high school graduates
ship program operate
named for the
This service will
territory
a
who need financial assistance
and who have firmly decided
| that their career is that of a
| teacher in the elementary |
grades of the public schools!
where a great shortage of com-
petent teachers exists and is
likely to continue to exist for
many years to come. Applica-
| tions conducted
tt | State Teachers Colleges;
| vv
| Kutztown
I the
tion blanks for
year
the SICO Four-
Scholarship can be secur-
ed from high school principals.
5. The SICO Scholarship win-
ners are selected by examina-
by the four
name-
Millersville, Shippensburg,
and West Chester. |
Toachers College
the students living
service area as to
place to appear for
qualifying examinations. The
SICO Foundation
is a free scholarship i:
mount of $300 per year: for
four years. SICO will pay the
amount of the Scholarships to!
colleges as and when
quired by the colleges.
6. Just what does SICO ex-
pect of its scholarship winners?”
It. would hope for more and
better teachers in the element-
ary schools. It means a better
chance for higher education for
financially underprivileged stu-
dents with ability. It means
that a great dream has b een
shared and has brought a more
abundant life to ourselves and
The State
will notify
within its
time and
the a-
re-
| our children,
| SICO Scholarships are
7. Officers of The SICO Com-
pany will conduct seminars
the {four
State Teachers Colleges to ex-
plain the SICO
Foundation
Scholarships. In :
this way at
| each college the story of SICO
can be told, explaining how the
a direct
| result of Clarence Schock’s deep
| graduates eager
interest "in education * and his
desire that worthy high school
and willing to
become teachers in the elemen-
tary grades but who lack funds
can have opportunity to attend,
| State Teachers College,
| ship has been granted,
| dent or other executive head of
| vice president; Robert F
Schroll, treasurer: Lester Mum-
ma, secretary; Mrs. Clarence
> | Schock;
| enderfer,
a SICO Scholar:
it may
withheld or ter-
the Presi-
8. Whenever
be withdrawn,
minated whenever
| the college where such student
is in attendance, shall in his
| discretion recommend,
Past Scholarships
At the present time there are
ninety-three students in the 4
state teachers colleges with
SICO scholarships. There are 50
in Millersville; 24 in Shippens-
burg; 5 in Kutztown and 5 in
West Chester.
Forty-six students are from
Lancaster County; 6 from Barks
6 from Chester; 12 from Cum-
berland; 13 from Dauphin; 4
from Lebanon and 6 from York.
Not ‘included in the figures
are 46 students who have fin-
ished their college course and
have been graduated, who were
recipients of the scholarships.
Board Members
Albert D. Seiler is president
of the board; John P. Hauck,
Dr. Arthur P. Mylin,
Lancaster County Superintend-
ent of Schools; Dr. D. L. Biem-
president of Millers-
ville S,T.C.; Dr. Q. A. W. Rohr-
bach, president of Kutztown Sy
T. C.; Dr. Harry L. Kriner,
| president of Shippensburg S. T.|
C.; Dr. Clarence S. Swope, pres-|
ident of West Chester S. T. C,;|
and W. E. Alexander, president!
Na-

of the Lancaster
| tional Bank.
County

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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa.
Thursday, March 1
Bundle Day Project
Planned By School
Donegal High School will
take part in the National Bun-
dle Week program again this
year it was announced this
week. Bundle Week will be ob-
served throughout the United
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Students and residents may
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shirts, pants, dungarees,
alls; knit caps, dresses
wear, socks, pajamas,
sheets, blankets, diapers,
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bers, overshoes and work shoes.
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is| aster victims in Greece, Austria, |
Haiti, French Algeria and Italy!
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as on the Navajo Indian Reser-|
vation and isolated rural ‘areas’
following an earthquake.
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