the program.
pastor of the church.

Sunday, Dee, 15, at 7:30 p. m.|
The cantata, “The Glory ofland
> -
*hristmas”, will feature solo- mans more
Hempfield Hi To Give sts Charles Denlinger, bass, supply of food, clothing, bed- Haldeman,
Irs. Robert Herr, contralto,|ding and
Yule Prog ram Dec 18 190 ind the children singing, “Welutensils and other equipment Bushong,
- . ’ Vill Seek Him". The church/to set them up in housekeep- Londa Zurin, Lee Roland, Pe- held in
vill also have a special chil-ing in the trailer. Tearfully ieer Cope and Glen Schaffner. gry school auditorium. Music training.
Iren’s program to be present-ithankful, Mrs. Newman said, |
| Sunday, Dec. 22, at the “It is more than we had be-
0:30 a.m. service. The Rev. fore the fire". |
“Christmas Everywhere” seniors in this years squad
will be a featured part of thesaid that his boys are in gooc
annual Christmas program/physical shape and shoulc
sponsored by the students oflwin a “few” of the meets
the Hempfield high school Competing in their seconc N
music department next
nesday and Thursday, Dec. 18 ‘ition, the Black Knights have
and 19, at the Landisvilleja tough schedule. They will
school auditorium, action on January 2nd “hurch will hold a family
at 8:00 p.m The pageant was|‘ollowing the Christmas va- “hristmas party at the church
written by a senior girl, Miss| ration after tonight's meet. on Dec. 15 at 7:30 pm. The
Jean Kauffman, and will fea-| Dec.12— Hanover at home,
ture the music of other coun-| 7:30 p.m
tries. It will be narrated by
Jon Fackler, a junior
. L. Bowers is pastor of the|
9 special Christmas Day service|
way 7:30 p.m
an organ prelude by Joyce
Sacco, Mary Fahringer andl
Muriel Ripley, followed br
the Boys Chorus singing -|
tivity Miniatures”, and “O|
Jan. Columbia, away, the Methodist Church.
a
Jan. 23—Manheim Centralof Landisville, will have a

Come, O Come Fmmanuel”| away, 7:30 p.m childrens’ program presented
Following a candlelight pro Jan. 30—Warwick, home. lto the adult Sunday Schoo
cessional, the senior chorus 7:30 pm : department Sunday, Dec. 22,
will sing, ‘Gloria! Gloria!” Feb 6 Manheim Town- [qt 9:30 a.m. This will be in
“Behold a Star From Jacob ship, away, 7:00 p.m. |addition to the two regular
Shining”, “Christ chilg”. Feb. 11—Hershey, at home, church services at 8:30 and
“Christmas Day”, and, 7:30 p.m. [10:45 a.m. The children’s par-
“Chrismas Caravan’. This Feb. 13—Lancaster at home‘y will be held at the church]
series of vocals will include 3:00 p.m : [Saturday afternoon, Dec. 21.|
soloists Esther Brubaker, Loi: feb. 20—-Reading at home, The Couples Club annual
Ann Haag, Robert Ridder and 7:00 p.m. Christmas music program is
BR; 7 Oberholtzer. The orches- lscheduled for Dec. 22, 7:30
.%:J will play, “I: Came Upon Churches Busy n.m., and is open to the pub-|
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“{. Town of Bethlehem”, and |and Salunga communities League will have a party with
“Away in a Manger’.
The seventh grade chorus
will be heard in the selections
“Bring A Torch, Janette, Isa-
belle,” “Behold That Star”,
“White Christmas”.
The junior high school chor- 5 = 4
us will sing. “The Christ io “ram Sunday. Dec. 15, 10:30 rill be in charge of the ser-
Born Today’. “Jesu. Joy of am. to dedicate the new vice.
Mans’ Desiring”, «Winds church hymnals. The hymnals |
Through the Olive Trees”, will be dedicated to the mem- Aid Family |
and. “Susan Belle”, a of the late J. Urban Bak-| The Salunga Fire Company |
$ain carol. The organ presented by his employ-and residents of the Salunga|
tory will feature the In the evening, the/~ommunity came to the rescue
selections, “Greensleeves”, igh school mixed chorus a couple in more ways than
and, “Cradle Song”, played po, he direction of Richard/'ne when fire caused by an]
by Norma Book and Betty Kline will present a pro-| werheated stove completely]
Jean Hostetter. (fram, Christmas in Many| lestroved a frame dwelling
Fhe featured part: of the Lands”, 8 7:30. The programilast Thursday n which they|
program, the pageant “Christ- bd - he Bublie: The) resided.
iy Everywhere” |Rev. E. Thomas Tillett is pas-| Fire completely destroyed
nreparing for several servic- at the East Petersburg church.
es and programs to celebrate The annual Christmas Eve
The Church of God, Landis- held Dec. 24 at 11 p.m. The

. will' openjtor. On Dee. 22 at 7:30 : p | 3
op 3 22 at 7:30 p. m.| he dmelling of the coup'e Vi
with the orchestra playing ‘he 25-voice choir of and Mrs. Ralph Newmar & en- Pp ®
“Trepak”, and Sleigh Ride” |“hurch of God will present a last Thursday. Salun-
The Girls Chorus will sing. -antata, “Christmas firemen responded to the
“Little Bells”. “Mexican Lul-l'inder the direction of Miss\larm when it was sounded
laby”. and, “Swedish Dance Vary Nolt and Mrs. E. Thom-|at 3:00 p.m., but it was com-
Carol with tableaus. Als Tillett. Open to the wrapped in flames by
woodwind sextet composed off here will be a ‘White Gifts ‘he time “hey arrived on the
Paula Wissler, Sally Nolt, "or King’ offering for thelscene. A trailer, also belong-
Jerry Soringer, Lois Snvd I. hurch’s mission station inling to the couple and only a
James Clark and Linda Youns ndia. The annual children’s/few feet away from the frame
will plav a medley of British Thristmas party will be was saved through
carols. The Boys Chorus willl aturday, Dec. 21, at thelthe efficient work of the fire:
sing. “Parade of the Wooden| hurch beginning at 2:00 p.m./men. The Newman couple lost
Soldiers”, “I Wonder As \ devotional period will beleverything they possessed in
Wander”, and “Winter Song” | bserved, followed by group cluding clothing furniture
The senior chorus will b> -inging, a film, and refresh- food and cooking equipment.

featured in a series of vocal/ments. Reacting to their plight, the
including, “Carol of the Bae-| The Salunga Church of the firemen immediately canvas-
pipers’. “Calypso Carol”. Brethren will have a Christ-sed the Salunga community
and, “The Sleigh”. Miss FI- iy
aine Earhart, senior, will br \
the soloist in “Come Unt Holmes &)
Him”. from the ‘Messiah’, an E
Donald Forney, senior, will dwards
be the soloist in the Spanish
language, accompanied by
the chorus.
The finale will include the
. i»
popular seasonal music,
It Snow”. and. “Home for th 1 ve I
Holidays”, followed the

by
German carol, “Silent Night” an
Directing the musical is Rich a new concept in silverplate
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cal groups; Miss Helen Soud- inside and out!
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and Miss Zoe Cummings, or
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Christmas Program
The Couples Club of th
Zion Lutheran Church, Lan
disville will present a Chri
mas program of music Sur
day. Dec. 22, beginning a’
7:30 p.m., in the church audi
torium.
The annual musicale by the
church social group will in- 1
clude special music in addi-|
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Followirg the candlelight]
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are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gil-||
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas)
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Biemiller, Mr. and Mrs. Ben-|;
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Reverend Ernest P. Leer is

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Hempfield high school will
~~ open a 10-meet wrestling
schedule tonight when they
take on the Hanover high|
school wrestling squad in the
Landisville gym at 7:30 p.m.|
Coach Don Bissinger, who re-
ports that there are only two

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ENLISTS IN ARMY |
Henry B. Klugh, Jr.,, 221]
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mount Joy Street, is one of
for the New- les Schaffner, James Schaff- Donegal Post 809, Maytown, thirty-five men who enlisted
for service in the U. S. Army/|
Teenage Club @* the Lancaster recruiting
station during the past three
Freddie Schaffner, 3:30 to 11:30 p.m. It will be months. The men were sent
to Ft. Jackson, S. C., for basic
ey, Hen- TEENAGE XMAS DANCE
mas cantata presented by the|The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Binkley, Harry Binkl
Russel AT MAYTOWN
Landisville - Salunga church's 18-voice choir on Thursday, December 12
Herr, Richard Binkley, Char-
John Aument, Robert ape sponsoring
Zurin, Dance for the
cooking Michael Dennison Saturday,
furnished by
METER REPORTS
The collections from the
H BIRTHDAY parking meters during the
of Mount Joy past month totalled $777.81.
Entertain Children
. . | The Women's Work of
Salunga Chure y os Fire Chief W, C. Hiestand Salunga Church of the Breth- EIGHTY-FIFT
Wed-|year of interscholastic Church of the Breth-isaid his men fought the blaze. entertained 60 children/H. N. Nissly
ren for 11% hours. Ralph Newman,
The Salunga Methodist/>mployed as a watchman for
{the Rudy Butcher Shop, w
the only casualty in suffering
minor burns of the hands in ots were performed by Ken- Vas. S. B. Stayer and
‘ttempting to save some of his neth Bowers, a senior at Eli-Sam of Millersville.
zabethtown College.

Christmas/was
afternoon/on Sunday in hoor of his 85th
in the/birthday on Dec. 9th, by his
Magic daughter’s family,
party on Saturday
a5 The party was
congregation will also have a possessions.
" Herel participating in the
Ji ershey a- : are: > c pr
in von rSNEY a=. 9:00 a.m. A ‘Watch are: Rev. and Mrs. gjjetin advertisement
: OUTS i serve N. L. Bowers -
The brozram will open with] : will be observed on] .
@ program will open Jan. 9—Solanco, home, 7:30 New Year's Eve. The Rever-/Denlinger, Rev. Wm. Roland,
p.m lend Menno Good is pastor of Mr.
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