Landisville-Salunga
Mrs. William K. Risser
The Junior Christian En-
deavor group of the Landis-
ville Church of God attended
the annual Church of God re-
union recently at Hershey
Park. Mrs, William Snavely
was in charge of transporta-
tion,
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The following winners
were named in a pet show
held recently at the element:
ary school summer play-
ground: John Lowry, best
trained beagle dog; Jack
Kuebne, smallest, Beetles;
Ricky Longenecker, largest,
German Shepherd dog; Mich-
ael Suydam, most unusual,
rabbits; Robert Bair, pret-
tiest, black and white dog;
Mervin Phyllis, and Nancy
Stauffer, cutest threesome,
kittens. A costume contest
was held Friday, July 19.
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Harry D. Glassmyer, 271
Hempfield ave., has been el-
ected to serve on the church
council of Zion Lutheran
church. He will fill the un-
expired term of Scott Stoner
who has entered the U. S.
Army,
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Byers
of 265 Leisure Rd., Landis-
ville are the parents of a
daughter, born at the Lan-
caster St. Joseph's hospital,
Monday, July 15.
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The Couples Club of the
Zion Church, Landisville,
held a swim party at Honey-
suckle Pool, Landisville, Sat-
urday, July 20 at 7 p. m. In-
formal refreshments and en-
tertainment were planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Stoner are co-chairmen of
the event. They were assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Granger
Williams, Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Vogel and Mr. and Mrs. Lor-
in Weigard.
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The Hempfield Recreation
Center held a mother-daugh-
ter campout at the Landis-
ville Pool Friday, July 19 be-
ginning at 9 p.m. Breakfast
was served at the snack bar
in the morning. A covered
dish supper is planned for
Sunday at 6:15 p.m. Finger-
painting and a washline dis-
play will be featured in the
afternoon.
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Landisville Boy Scout
Troop 41 held a Court of
Honor July 13 at Camp Chi-
ques. Star awards were given
to Randy Gable, Mike Siepie-
towski, Alfred Steele, and
Randy Duke.
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and Mrs. Harold M.
Baer, Salunga, are the par-
ents of a daughter, born at
Lancaster General hospital on
Friday, July 19. :
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Mr.
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Annette Koser, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Koser, 125
Cooper ave., Landisville, was
guest flutist at the 8:30 a. m.
service on Sunday, July 21
in the Pearl Street E. U. B.
Church, Lancaster. Her selec-
tion was “My Heart Ever
Faithful,” by J. S. Bach.
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The concluding service of
the Landisville Campmeeting
which has been in progress
since July 13 was held Sun-
day, July 21, The Rev. Char-
les Montgomery, pastor of
the Linwood Heights Metho-
dist Church was the speaker.
Sunday School officers of
Zion Lutheran Church, Lan-
disville, met Monday, July 22
at 8 pm. at the church to
study and prepare new struec-
ture for the 1964 curricula.
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Landisville won the State
VFW District 4 Teener base
ball tourney with a 4-2 vic
ory over Paradise. The next
test for the Landisville Jay-
cee sponsored team was at
Hempfield High on Monday,
July 22, against the York All
Stars starting at 6 p.m.
Kids Win Prizes, Honors
In Playground Activities
This week, the Mount Joy
playground was not open on
Thursday evening but the
following week, August 1,
the playground will feature
a pet show.
Results of the hat show
held last Thursday were:
Largest - Scott Gemberling,
Debbie Roberts, and Barry
Gemberling; Smallest, Terrie
Gemberling, Pam Horst and
in the program.
A play-off scavenger huni
was held Monday, July 15,
and was won by Lois Shenks'
team. The members were:
Jeff Kendig, Linda Hoffman,
Jamye Shank, Phillip Hous-
eal, Jean Kendig, Carol New-
comer, Laura Cross and
Nancy Leninger.
On Tuesday evening a bike
rodeo was held. The winners
Bonnie Lauver; Most artistic, | for the prettiest and most un-
Beverly Martin, Patty Horstl usual decorations were: Billy
and Becky Shoemaker; Fun-
niest, Donald Martin, Peggy
Horst and Debbie Gainer,
and most unusual, Dawn Hei-
sey, Pat Greiner and Heather | winners of
Muir,
Flowers and Ruthie McCon-
nell. Winners for the best
control were Bill Nye, Robt.
Glattacker, Phillip Hossler;
the slow race
were Ruthie McConnell, Bill
The winners of last week’s| Nye, Nelson Peters; winners
tournaments were: Ping Pong | for
John Eyer; Checkers, Donald! Karen Hoffman,
Kathy | Nelson Peters.
for next week |
will be badminton & quoits. |
Martin; Teatherball,
Mateer and Donald Martin.
Tournaments
To date 260 children are
registered at the Mount Joy
Playground.
Florin
The average attendance for
last week was 100 children.
Winners of the bubble gum | man,
Don | Shank.
contest were: Seniors,
Snyder, Katy Holmes, Inter-
mediates, Charles Engle, Flo
Gish. Seniors, Stephen Cole-
man, Georgeanne Fitzkee.
The Senior horseshoe tour-
nament winner was John
Farmer.
Chinese checkers tourna-
ment, ping pong tournament,
talent show, pet show, color-
ing contest and cookout are
scheduled for this week,
Maytown
Beginner's swimming les-
sons began Wednesday, July
17. Maytown had approxi
mately 70 children enrolled
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Rotarians Hear
Of Puerto Rico
Paul Belser of Elizabeth-
town, an executive of AMP
at the home office in Harris-
burg and formerly manager
of the Mount Joy plant, was
the speaker Tuesday noon at
the weekly luncheon meeting
of the Rotary club.
Recently he spent some
time in Puerto Rico on as-
signment with his company.
Drawing from that experi-
ence and showing colored
slides, Belser talked and
showed scenes of interest in
the island area.
The program was arranged
by John G. Hart, Rotary vice
president, and the speaker
was introduced by B. Titus
Rutt.
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Prosecuted On
Five Charges
A Mount Joy man was
prosecuted on five counts of
ignoring stop signs and one
count of too fast for condi-
tions by Lancaster city police
Sunday, July 14 but officers
said he was not driving his
car when the violations oc-
curred.
Officer Calvin Duncan said
Cecil McCowin, Mount Joy,
was the owner of a car,
which he chased for some
distance last Tuesday night,
July 9.
Duncan said he came upon
McCowin’s car, loaded with
teenagers, about midnight
he was going home from his
shift. Because it was after
the city curfew time, Duncan
said he was going to check
the ages of the occupants.
as
When he approached the
vehicle, Duncan said the dri-
ver sped away and he gave
chase. He said the car nar-
rowly missed collisions with
other cars. He took the Ii-
cense number and halted the
chase to prevent an accident.
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Sulletin advertisement pays.
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coordination were
Bill Nye,
best
A coloring contest was held
on Wednesday. First, second,
and third place winners were
as follows:
Beginners,
Nancy Leninger,
Good,
Intermediates, Nancy Hoff-
Lou Ann Hess, Jamye
Kathy Drace,
and James
doll, Jamye Shank, Carol
Newcomer, Linda Hoffman.
Cutest dress, Jean Flowers
Joleta Randolph, Connie Reu-
ter.Largest, Judy Yordy, Car-
ol Hoffman, Norman Gut.
shall. Smallest, Sally Flow-
ers, Ruthie McConnell, and
Bonnie Winters.
A balloon bust was also
held on Friday. Winners in
the beginners class were,
Wally Brocht, Mary Ran-
dolph, Nancy Leninger, Win-
ners in the Intermediate
class were Tom Houseal, Car-
ol Hoffman, Mike Drace.
Winners in the senior class
were Ed Matheny, Steve
Houseal, Phillip Hossler.
Next week features a girls’
softball game to be held on
Monday evening from 6 to 8.
Maytown girls will play the
Marietta girls on the May-
town field.
Art Crafts
The beginners at Mount
Joy and Florin made flying
birds this week. Intermediate
workers with gimp and sen-
iors made shell jewelry.
The special program for in-
termediates and seniors at
Mount Joy was the making
of hanging planters from
knotted string.
This week beginners will
be making elephant puppets,
intermediates will work on
shell jewelry and seniors will
begin working with popsicle
Seniors, Carl Hoffman,
Janie Flowers, Jeff Kendig.
A doll show held on Friday |
produced the following win- |
ners in the given categories:
Most beautiful, Christine |
Shenk, Kathy Drace, Beverly |
Shenk. Most original, Lou
Ann Hess, Jean Kenlig, and
Janie Flowers. Prettiest baby
sticks.
The special program at
Mount Joy will be stretch
bracelets made from wooden
blocks and beads.
Chenille craft and wool
will be stressed for the sen-
iors and intermediates, Begin-
ners will make molds and
clown faces at the Maytown
and Marietta playgrounds.
Swimming
Lessons for Marietta and
Maytown beginners will con
tinue each morning at 9:15
A. M. through July 30.
Advance course for all
playground began July 22
through August 8, with the
Jr. & Sr. Life Saving courses
to begin Monday morning,
July 29, at 10:40 a.m. through
August 9.
Welcome Wage
Honors Special
Family Oceagions
Your Welcome Wagon Hostess,
will call with a basket of gifts...
and friendly greetings from reli-
gious, civic, and business leaders
of our community when your
family celebrates a sixteenth
birthday, announces an engage-
maat or the birth of a new baby,
or moves to a new home,
WELCOME WAGON
Ph.653-6882
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