School tax rate and board seeks more emergency funds
The board reported requesting 10 000 more hours from the State Emergency Relief Board to continue work on the athletic field. It is unsure how much will be granted but hopes for additional time. Prof Demmy reported sorrow Francis Warvey Green of Ian Pennington New Jersey was the commencement speaker and the Senior Class was ordered a trophy case to present to the school. The treasurer showed a balance of 10 408 52 dollars and bills totaling 1 364 were approved.
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Fireseeded Philosopher by Alfred Biggs
Fragmented, unclear text presents a poetry-like piece with garbled phrases about philosophy, danger, and social advice. It reads as a damaged OCR segment with obscure lines and nonsensical words, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Light Sleep Study Finds cereal supper improves child rest
Dr. Donald A. Laird at Colgate University reports eight children aged four and a half to eight were studied over four months. Nights with a corn flakes and milk supper yielded the best sleep records using specialized instruments like a seminokinetograph a thermograph chronokinetometer and a kinetometer.
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Lititz School Grade Musical Thursday at High School
The annual Lititz schools grade musical will be staged Thursday night in the high school auditorium. Pupils from first through fourth grade perform under James R. Gettum music supervisor. Admission is 45 cents.
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James R. Gettum
Rural Harriets High School Entrance Exams Scheduled
Entrance exams for rural Harriets students will be held in the Li building on Saturday April 28 at 9 A M. Pupils seeking high school admission at the expense of the twiels must take the tests to certify county eligibility for entrance.
Hints for Homemakers by Jane Rogers
Hints for Homemakers offers practical tips on home care and cooking shared by Jane Rogers. This column provides concise guidance aimed at aiding daily domestic tasks and efficient household routines.
Hog producers urged to sign contracts by April 27
The administration asks corn and hog producers in the county to sign contracts or face firing. Farmers must visit the Lancaster Post Office Building to file contracts and herd data by April 27. Eligibility requires at least ten acres of corn and a 20 percent cut in 1984 acreage. hogs must average ten per year and a 25 percent reduction in pigs marketed. The Agricultural Hotel Office will provide more details on payments and contracted acre use.
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