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Landisville-Salunga
Mrs. William K. Risser
Elected Officers
The Landisvil'e Church of
God recently elected the fol-
lowing church school officers:
Samuel Bender, gen. supt.;|ial awards to Alfred Steele,
Clarence Newcomer, David|Randy Duke, Dennis Myers,
Yoder, adult department su-| Donald Rettew and Mike Sie-
perintendent; Elaine Bender, | etowski.
secretary, James Snavely, fi- * » *
nancial secretary; Ethel Herr Bible Week
librarian; Esther Rohrer, pia- A denominational Bible
nist; Norman Sellers, Choris-
ter; Mrs. Frank Denlinger, | field Evangelical United
Home Dept.; Lou Yoder, cra-|Brethren Church recently.
dle roll; Marvin Burkhart, . * *
Youth Dept.; Irene Heisey, PTA Meeting
Junior Dept.; and Mae Liv-
ingston, nursery.
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Dismissed Early
Landisville schools were
dismissed at 2 p.m. on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 2 due to a teach-
ers’ meeting.
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Announce Birth
Dr. and Mrs. Dewey Nel-
son, Wilmington, Del, are
the the parents of a son born
at Delaware hospital, Wil-
mington on Thursday, Oct. 3.
Mrs. Nelson is the former
Jean Nolt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Nolt, Cooper
Ave., Landisville.
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Couples Club
The Couples Club of Zion
Lutheran church, Landisville
met at the church Friday, Oc-
tober 4 at 8 p.m. The pro-
gram was an illustrated talk
on a summer visit to Europe,
presented by Amos Herr. Mr.
and Mrs. George Shenk were
chairmen, assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. J. Richard Nissley,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shaffer | Americanism, Mrs. Ruth Rin-
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey |eer; Child Welfare, Mrs. Wm.
Gross. Shiffer; Civil Defense, Mrs.
. 9 9 John Wissler; Community
Supervisors Report
The East Hempfield Twp.
supervisors Thursday night,
Oct. 3 went on record endors-
ing the state’s proposed Pro-
ject 70.
Clifford B. Huffman,
caster County chairman of
the Citizens Committee for
Project 70, briefly discussed
the program with supervis-
ors. Supervisors announced
that all road work is com-
pleted, but some mowing of
weeds and fence painting re-
mains. They also announce
the hiring of about ten fire
policemen to assist regular
police during the Halloween
season.
Lan-
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Rally Day
Rally Day was observed in
the Sunday School session in
Hempfield E. U. B. Church
Sunday, Oct. 6 at 10:30 a.m.
The guest speaker was
Wa'lace Bork. Adam Shaub
was soloist.
A World Wide Communion
service was held at 7:30) p.m.
New members were receiv-
ed at the morning and even-
ing services.
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Boy Scouts
Promotion in rank, merit
badges & attendance awards
were presented to members
of Boy Scout Troop 41 of
Landisville at a court of hon- |
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or recently. Receiving awards |
Dennis Weidman, Greg La-
moreaux, Alfred Steele, Per-
ry Johnson, Carl Diffenbaugh
two-year pins; Donald Ret-
tew, Randy Gable, Mike Sie-
pietowski, James Grube,
Ronald Warfel, Donald Weid-
man, three-year pins; Harold
Dunkelberger, one-year per-
fect attendance; Donald Ret-
tew, two-year bar; and spec-
Week was held by the Hemp-
The Landisville Element-
ary School PTA held its
first meeting of the term on
Tuesday, Oct. 8 with room
visitation from 7:30 to 8 p.m.
with the meeting at 8 p.m.
The speaker for the evening
was Edgar Lawton, Element-
ary supervisor at Warwick
Union, Topic, “Modern Math,
What Is It”.
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Fellowship Supper
Grant Hurst will speak at
the annual fellowship supper
sponsored by the Men’s Bible
Class of Landisville Church
of God, Thursday, Oct. 10 at
6:30 p.m. at the church fol-
lowed by a brief business ses-
sion.
Legion Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
auxiliary to Walter S. Eber-
sole Post 185 American Leg-
ion was held Thursday, Oct.
3 at the Post Home. Presi-
dent Mrs. James Buehler pre-
sided.
Mrs. Buehler named com-
mittee chairmen as follows:
Service, Mrs. Harry Blessing:
Constitution & By Laws, Mrs.
'® NEWTOWN
Mrs. Norman Brosey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood,
of Marietta and Miss Kath-
ryn Weaver of Lancaster, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Weaver.
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and
daughter Jean called on Mrs.
Anna Kauffman of Columbia
R. D
Master Barry Brosey atten-
ded the birthday party of Da-
vid Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Miller of town.
David celebrated his sixth
birthday.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Frank were Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Herr and daugh-
ter of Columbia R. D., Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Frank Jr.
and family of Red Lion RD,
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Morinchin
and family of Sporting Hill,
and Mrs. Charles. Hershey
and family of Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bro-
sey and children Linda and
Barry spent the week-end in|
Perry County.
Rotarians See
Richard Spiess Coupons, Mrs
Erlene Ziegler; Education &
Scholarship, Mrs Romaine
Cooper; Juniors, Mrs. James | be
Buehler, Jr.,, and Mrs. Tom
Harnish; Membership, Mrs
Ruth Mateer; Poppy, Mrs
Harry Blessing; Press and |
Publication, Mrs. Ruth Ma-
teer; Unit Activities, Mrs
Harold Kuhn; Mrs. Caroline
Shiffer, Child Welfare chair-
man gave a report in the
units newly adopted child at
Scotland school. He is six
years of age and his name is
Jeff Coover.
Membership dues are now
open, and anyone wishing to
pay dues please notify Mrs.
Ruth Mateer, Mount Joy. The
Unit sent 25 lbs. of candy to
Veterans hospital. The pro-
ject was won by Mrs. Ruth
| Mateer. Meeting was adjourn-
ed, after which refreshments
were served.
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bowls, trays and spoons for
serving the soup. There was
modern electriccrowd as “fell to,” when the
ystem close at|meat was carved and served
the “potluck” of vege.
salads and desserts
by the women of
even a huge
dishwashing
so that the bowls could | with
used over and over again | tables,
in a hurry! Iron cranes and a | prepared
system the | the group.
Presiding at
hand,
conveyor took
the
kettles from the fire to the | roasting
place where the soup was event was Sam Kaylor of
ladled out to the long lines of | Landisville, a relative of
waiting customers! It was | many people in the Mount
Joy area. Sam was ably as.
| sisted by his nephew, Jay,
Pig Roast [and Bill Johns of Pequea RI,
Then, just two weeks after | Max Nettke of Lancaster, and
went [Joe Smith of Manheim,
quite a sight!
the Bean Festival, we
up into the mountains near Prize Jam
Ephrata, to Lebzelter’'s Grove | But now, lest we leave the
at Mount Airy, for a Rally of |; recsion that “the fields
the travel trailer club. |far off are greener,” we
Here we were treated 10| would say that the bean soup
another feast! Hosts for the|and the roast pig were no
rally had arranged an open|petter than that delectable
charcoal pit, and roasted four | jam which was given to us a
young pigs, to the amazement | week or so ago by one of our
and delight of the 250 people good Mount Joy friends, Mrs.
assemb’ed there! Barbara Fellenbaum, South
We saw the pigs put on the | Market street.
spit, and watched them turn Made of peaches and mara-
from chalky white to a rich, |schino cherries, it is particul-
golden brown in the 6 hours|arly delicious, and we won-
that they were on the fire.|der if perhaps that might be
Such a heavenly aroma as|because of another ingredi-
spread through the beautiful (ent, the kindness and grac-
oak grove, and such a hungry 'iousness of its maker!
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than
were Harold Dunkelberger, . s
first class; Charles Hart 5 Banking Movie
star; Lynn Reheard, Mike] A fujicolored movie,
Siepietowski, Charles Hart, “Money on the Move,” was
Tommy Lowry, merit badges; | presented by for Mount Joy
Harold Dunkelberger, Greg|Rotarians Tuesday noon at
Myers, Terry Frey, Jerry their weekly 'uncheon meet-
Rudy, Terry Burkhart, one- ing, held at Hostetters.
year pins; Lynn Reheard, Issued by the Federal Re-
Brad Bentzel, Scott Lupold,|gerve bank system, the film
explained the working of the
banking organization and
List ZIP Code how i operates to serve the
The program was arranged
Numbers of Area by Lester Hostetter. ¢
Bainbridge 17502 |
Elizabethtown 17022 POSTPONED
East Petersburg 175201 The Mount Joy Sportsmen's
Florin 17526 | ham supper, scheduled for
Landisville 17538 Saturday, Oct. 12, has been
Manheim 17545 | postponed until Saturday,
Marietta 17547 Oct. 26.
Maytown 1755/ ——i
Rheems 17570 | When in needa or printing |
Mount Joy 17552 "remember The Bulletin,