WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1970 THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. PAGE FIVF EL Leh —— ——— > HURRY AN' BLOW LIP THE BALLOON T GAYE YOU; HURRY IN'{ (PUFF-PUFF) /Life With The Rimples ™ (PUFF: PUFF) ‘Donegal School Menus HIGH SCHOOL & JR. HIGH Friday, May 1 Oven baked fish , Parslied potatoes Tomato sauce Bread and butter Apple crisp Milk * ¥ * Monday, May 4 Ham and green beans Potatoes in butter sauce Cole slaw Corn bread, butter and jelly Apple sauce or spice cake Milk * *® * Tuesday, May 5 Chili con carne Buttered rice, Veg. salad Bread and butter Orange and grapefruit sections Milk * * & Wednesday, May 6 Tuna Hoagie (lettuce & pickle slices) Potato chips Corn in butter sauce Pineapple up-side down cake Milk » * * Thursday, May 7 Salisburg steak with gravy Whipped potatoes Peas in bu. sauce Celery and carrot sticks Rolls and butter Ginger bread with topping Milk ¥ * %* ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Friday, May 1 Fish sticks Parslied potatoes Tomato sauce Bread and butter Fruit and cookie Milk * * * Tuesday, May 5 Meat balls and gravy Buttered rice Spinach with bacon dressing Roll and butter Chilled pineapples A Honey Of A Rice Dish A dress-up dinner for family or guests needn’t be time-consum- ing, nor costly. Diners around the family table will think you fussed all day over the preparation of honey baked ham served atop a bed of nutted rice. The convenience ingredient that adds glamour to the dish with- out too much extra expense is a package of UNCLE BEN’S® Long Grain & Wild Rice. One packet contains the mixture of white and wild rice, the other a select collection of seasonings, spices and herbs. Prepare the specialty rice according to package directions, add coarsely chopped peanuts, then turn into a shal- low casserole. Ham slices, brushed with honey, lined atop the rice is the meat of the dish. Use leftover sliced ham if you like, or boiled or canned ham. Round out the menu with a fresh fruit salad and crumb-topped fresh asparagus or broccoli spears for an easy dress-up dinner that’s balanced in flavor and good nutrition. Nutted Rice And Ham 1 package UNCLE BEN’S® 14 cup coarsely chopped peanuts Long Grain & Wild Rice 12 baked or boiled ham slices ‘21% cups water Honey \ Cook contents of rice and seasoning packets with water as ‘directed on package. Add peanuts; mix. Turn into greased shal- ilow 1l%-quart baking dish. Brush ham slices with honey; roll ieach slice and place, seam side down, on rice. Brush tops with honey. Bake 15 minutes at 375°F., or until heated through. ‘Brush again with honey; serve hot. NOTE: Nutted rice may be served as an accompaniment to baked ham or ham slices. g Makes 6 servings. Milk * * * Wednesday, May 6 Fish sandwich Bu. parslied potatoes Bu. wax beans Peach cobbler Milk Thursday. May 7 Salisburg steak & gravy Whipped potatoes Peas in bu. sauce " Celery & carrot sticks Roll & butter Gingerbread with topping Pear LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS es Hempfield School Board re- cently awarded a contract to paint the interior of the Hempfield high school to Geo. Caldwell Co. for $12,940. Bids for various supplies for the school were opened and read by the board. * * * The State Federation of Jr. Historians held its convention recently at Mount Poconos, and the Lancaster contingent returned home with two hon- ors. One of the honors was to Donald Crownover, a mem- ber of Hempfield’s Centerville Junior high school faculty, who was named the outstan- ding Junior Historian advisor to Hempfield’s Buchanan Chapter in the junior division for the past three years. # * ® Miss Brenda Siegrist, Col- umbia R1 and a senior at the Hempfield high school was a county winner of a Sico Sch- olarship. She was selected by Millersville State College as a recipient. * » * New officers were elected recently by the East Peters- burg Citizens’ Organization. They are Don Christianson, of 5802 Lebell Road, East Petersburg, new president. Serving with him will be Kenneth Sangrey, Janet Dr., vice president, Roy A. Erd- man, Cherry St., re-elected secretary; James Barlou, Hol- low Dr. director; Cal Foun- tain, retiring president, chair- man of the board. EPCO meets the second Tuesday of each month. * * * Bruce E. Kuehne, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kuehne of Stanley Ave. Landisville was awarded one of the 1970 scholarships awarded by the James Hale Steinman Foun- dation. He is a carrier salesman for the Lancaster Newspapers Inc. for the past two years. A senior at Hempfield he lists science and music as his major interests. He plans a career in engin- eering and has been accepted at Purdue University. ®e oO © James D. McLanachan, 155 Cooper Ave., Landisville, math teacher at Centervilic Jr. high school has been elec- ted to a two-year term as the president of Hempfield Educa- tion Assn., effective May 1. McLanachan, presently the HEA vice president has serv- ed as chairman of the organi- zation’s welfare committee. He is a members of the Na- tional and Pennsylvania Edu- cation Assn’s. Others elected to office include: William Grove, math teacher at the Hempfield H. S., first vice president and president elect. Merrill Snyder, 2nd vice- president, Alan E. Shuss, treasurer; and Deanna Walk- er, secretary. * * B FIXT TIP Don’t paint wood porches and steps with hou-~2 paint that is not formulated to stand up under the abrasion of feet. Apply two coats of porch and deck enamel on all new work, but one coat is sufficient on repainting Black caulking compound, which has an asphalt base, is generally intended for roof work that is not going to be painted. If painted, the com- pound will bleed through the paint. In painting a roof, start at the top to eliminate smearing the new paint. Tea at Trinity Church Mother-Daughter A ‘“Mother-Daughter Tea” will be held in the new Fel- lowship Hall of Mount Joy’s Trinity Lutheran church, on Sunday, May 3, at 3 p. m. The program, “Thru’ the Years,” will be demonstra- tions of the diverse and inter- esting styles of wedding gowns, dresses, and suits; bridesmaids gowns and dress- es; flower girls dresses, “mo- ther-of-the-bride/groom’’ dres- ses; and, possibly, some ‘‘go- ing away” outfits. The oldest wedding gown to be shown was worn in 1883! The flow- ers for the bridal setting and the bouquets are all being do- nated and arranged by Ruhl’s Flowers. Commentators for this “par- ade of brides” will be Mrs. W. Lester Koder, Mrs. Rich- ard Gerberich, and Mrs. Jere Duke. Miss Beulah Smith is in charge of the music and Miss Elaine Brown will sing several selections. Mrs. Char- les Ruhl is Program Chair- man and Mrs. W. L. Koder is the originator of the theme for this program. The public is invited to attend. bs Hempfield high school, win- ner of the first two Intelligen- j cer All-Sports Awards is leading again this year in an attempt to make it three in a row. The Black Knight Ath- letes both male and female, have won almost three-fourth of their events through the fall and winter sports seasons * LJ *® “Of Thee I Sing”, one of George and Ira Gershwin’s Classic musicals was: present- ed in Hackman Auditorium, Hempfield high school, Lan- disville on April 24-25 at 8 p.m. by the Hempeld Music Department. Richard Kline, chairman of the Hempfield Music Depart- ment who has directed the annual musicals for the past 13 years was once again mu- sic director. * "> . Donald Bissinger was elec- ted to the position of superin- tendent of Hempeld School District. effective at the close of the school term, by the Board of Education at a re- cent special meeting. Bissinger, who is currently the administrative assistant { .. Engagements - JOHNS — WINTERS Mr. and Mrs. John E. Win- ters, Marietta R1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Glory Ann Winters, to James David Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brady O. Johns, E-town R2. Miss Winters is a graduate of Donegal high school and is attending the Lancaster Prac- tical Nursing. Her fiance is a graduate of H-r hey Vocational School and is employed by R. E. Fre- id!v and Sons, Inc., Mt. Joy. Advertising Doesn't Cost — It Pays! to the superintendent, will succeed. Arthur Hackman, who will retire at the close of the school term. The successor to Bissinger’s administrative position is ex- pected to be named in the near future. HERRERA EEEERENERR ERP FOR SALE Scratch Pads AVAILABLE NOW AT THE MOUNT JOY BULLETIN STOP IN BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE ANENEEEENR EEEREMEEERERRANERUENEERRERREERAAUNERERRARRER. MANNRANEENFER BRINE ENEARER ERNE ERY
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