Leiperville 3rd Graders Are Entertained at PicnicvvMembers of the third grade class of Leiperville School were entertained at a picnic at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Mryl Greene, 1703 ‘1th av., Folsom. Parents who furnished transportation lo and from the picnic and assisted in entertaining the group included, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Radewonuk, William Atchison, Mrs. Rruce Ett-ien and Mrs. A. Marshall.Students who enjoyed this affair included Lee Atchison, Joseph Bar-low, Martin Bovver, Bernard Dav-en, Bruce Ettien, Russell Evan son, Dustin Harmon. Robert Kline, Larry Marshall, Allen Payne, Charles Swan land, Robert Wood, Pierre Si-oma, Frances Ciekowy, Carol Ann Ci unci, Jo Ann Ettien, Audrey Firth Nina Hassell, Lois Huffines, Juanita Jones, Suzanne Levy,. Caroline Murphy, Catherine Radewonuk, Helen Radewonuk, Bertha Robertson and Donna Shore.Dawson, Fritz Gloege, Billy Herrmann, David and Lois Herr-Neckar Jimmy and Tommy Nicholl, David Plemonns, Vmeent Ramsey, Walter Szmajda, Peter Timony, Ray Thompson, Frank Varone and Francis Zimmer.Also Judith Belmings. Barbara Burna, Wilma Clark, Diane Dick-.erson, Mary Guriak. Nina Gordun, Barbara Jones, Shirley Jones, Carol Loveland, Diane Matys, Joyce Payne, Linda Russell, Quen-ella Wood.The -first graders with their teacher, Mrs. Lillina LaRue, went to Ridley, Lake for a picnic. Arrangements for' the affair were in charge of Mrs. Eugenia Bucher and Mrs. Francis Radewonuk. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Buie, Miss Eleanor Sneering and Walter Rade-i-MFFFRENT EXPERIENCE 'The second graders had quite a diflerenfc experience. They traveled-to Chester County, to visit the farm of their teacher, Miss Mary Rose Tigue. They visited the Eachus Dairies, and saw the story of milk-through experience rather than through a book. Parents who furnished transportation were Mrs. Anne Nicholl, Mrs. Arlene Bixler, Mrs. Amelia Timony, Mrs. Mary Ramsey and Mrs. Madge Strickler.Students in this group included. Dennis Beale, Billy Bixler, James