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. THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
LANDISVILLE-SALUNGA
The Hempfield Union High
School presented ‘Bloomer
Girl” with music by Harold
Arlen on Friday and Satur-
day, April 3 and 4 in Hack-
man auditorium, Landisville.
Lead roles were played by
Cheryl Spiese, Nancy Freder-
iksen, JoAnn Stoner, David
Haag, Barbara Meredith,
Jack Myers, and Bill Hen-
drix. The play was under the
direction of the following
faculty members: Richard
Kline, production; Miss Mary
Lee Forney, dramatiecs and
make-up; Mrs. Sue Hendricks,
dances; Mrs. Hazel Griffith,
costumes; Henry Kensinger,
art work; John Evans, Thea-
ter Arts club; Paul Herr, tic-
ket printing. The Key club;
under Dean Lowry, was in
charge of tickets,
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The officers of the women
of Zion Lutheran church met
at the home of Mrs. John
Keene, 1136 Hermosa Ave.
recently. The afternoon circle
met at the church Thursday,
April 3 at 1:30 p.m.
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The Hempfield Sertoma
club met Wednesday, April 2
at 6:30 p. m. at the Mount
Joy Legion Post Home. Mr.
Wainwright Dawson, execu-
tive director of the Lancaster
Chapter of ACES, spoke on
‘Integrity of Free Enterprise’.
* * *
Mrs. Peter K. Honaman of
Landisville, State Republican
vice chairman, hosted a meet-
ing of wives of GOP candi-
dates for Congress and the
State Legislature on Saturday
April 4. The meeting of the
wives was held in conjunc-
tion with the candidates
meeting with State GOP
chairman Craig Truax for a
one - day “school” session.
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Thomas A. Harper, son of
Mrs. Sally Harper, 2355 Har-
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
2-3¢
risburg Ave., and a junior at
Hempfield high school won
first place in the “Physics
Division at the Science Fair
held last week.
* * *
Hempfield Union High in-
ducted new members into Al-
pha Chapter of the National
Honor Society last week. The
president, Mary Ellen Mum-
ma, presided.
Seniors taken into mem-
bership were Barbara Ander-
son, Carolyn Bare, Sandra
Boose, Herbert Cooper, Elva
Conley, Carol Hartman, Jo
Ann Holsinger, Julia Kauff-
man, Lynn Liddell, Brenda
Shunk, Carole Smith and
Barry Witmer.
Juniors inducted were
Gretchen Anderman, Kenneth
Brown, Jacob Conley, Robert
Dum, Mary Ellen Franck,
Thomas Hall, William Hen-
drix, Emily Holtzinger, Thom-
as Holtzinger, James Kain,
Kenneth Kinney, Philip
Koehler, Annette Koser, Ed-
ward Myers, Linda Sirianni,
Cheryl Spiese, Judy Stoner
and Ann York.
The program included
speeches on leadership, char-
acter, scholarship and service
given by Lois Zimmerman,
Daniel Miller, Jack Forney,
and Barbara Gard.
Sandra Myers and Carol
Eshelman presented a piano-
organ selection, with Barbara
Meredith closing the program
reading a poem. A tea was
held in the library following
the ceremony for new mem-
bers and their parents. Wel-
coming the inductees were
faculty members Miss Mary
Lee Forney, Mrs. Margaret
Simmons and Chapter Advis-
or, Miss E. Mae Shenk.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Brandt
of 355 Brandt Drive, Landis-
ville are the parents of -a
daughter; born atthe Lancas-
ter “General” hospital on Fri-
day, April 3. Mrs. Brandt ig
the - formers Anna Mary “Zer-
phey.
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The Hempfield E U. B.
Church Men's Group will
meet at-the church on Wed-
nesday, April 8 at 1:30 p.m.
with the commission on
Christian training in charge
of the program.
»” * *
Mrs. John Long, wife of
the pastor of the Lancaster
Church of the Brethren will
be the guest speaker at the
-Salunga Church of the Breth-
ren Sunday morning, . April
12 at 10 o'clock worship ser-
vice. Her subject will be cen-
tered on a “Family Life”
message.
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On Wednesday, April 15,
PUBLIC SALE
OF — ,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1964
In the Borough of Elizabethtown at No. 142 East
Willow Street.
A lot of land 40x160 ft.
ted a
, more or less, thereon erec-
2%» STORY FRAME DWELLING
covered with asbestos shingles, containing 7
»
rooms and
bath, also a commode and washbowl on first floor; gas-
fired furnace, forced hot air heat, gas hot water heater.
Frame barn on rear of lot used as a 2-car garage.
This is a good location
and a desirable community
to live in. Dwelling is in good condition. Arrangements
to view property can be made by
town 367-5826.
calling Elizabeth-
Real Estate to be offered at 6:30 P.M. when condi-
tions will be made known by
First National Bank & Trust Company
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA., ADMINISTRATOR
C.T.A., DANIEL B. HARLEY ESTATE
JACK B. HORNER, ATTORNEY
JACOB GERBERICH, AUCTIONEER
3-3¢
the Prayer & Bible Study
program held at the Salunga
Church of the Brethren at
7:30 will be in charge of Dr.
Ralph Schlosser, professor at
E-town College. He will be
using the Book of James as
his subject. The public is in-
vited.
* * *
The Women’s Fellowship
Group of the Salunga Church
of the Brethren, entertained
the women of the community
churches at a meeting held
on April 7. Two films were
shown.
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The Hempfield Jaycees, in
conjunction with the Hemp-
field Jaycee-ettes, held their
11th annual inaugural ban-
quet recently at the Timbers,
Mt.. Gretna, and named Wm.
Gribble Jaycee of the Year.
Jaycee officers inducted
were Burnell Wagaman, pres-
ident; Burnell A. Hostetter,
first vice president; Gribble,
second vice president; Donald
C. Emich, treasurer; Richard
M. Miller Jr., secretary; Wm.
Knapp and Jere Mumma, di-
rectors.
Installation was held by
Robert Kaley, a past presi-
dent.
Jaycee-ette officers instal-
led were Mrs. Glenn Redcay,
president; Mrs. Joseph Hem-
ler, vice president: Mrs. Mil-
ler, secretary; Mrs. Emich,
treasurer; Mrs. Ronald Myers
director. Installation was
held by immediate past presi-
dent, Mrs. Wagaman.
Gribble, the Jaycee of the
year, was a state director
and chairman of the member-
ships, biddy basketball tourn-
ament and the post prom par-
ty committees. A special a-
ward of merit honored Miller
for outstanding work as a di-
rector.
Joseph K. Hemler, immeri-
ate past president, presided.
H. Grant Hurst was guest
speaker.
SAUER KRAUT SUPPER .
A sauer Kraut will bé held
at the St. Luke's Episcopal
church. on Saturday, April: 11
from 4 to 8 p.m.,: sponsored
by the church.
The public is invited.
CHICKEN BARBECUE
A chicken barbecue will be
held at the‘ Mastersonville
Fire Hall of Saturday even-
ing, April 11, from 4 to 8
p.m.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Women’s Association
of the Presbyterian church
will have a rummage sale on
Friday, May 1, from 8:30 a.
m. to 5:30 p.m. in the thea-
tre building, Mount Joy.
@® Move Toward
(I a¥eg woiy)
Board of Tax Adjustment to
ftll . vacancies left by. the res-
ignations of Glenn Y. Forney
and James Heilig.
First look at the 1964 sum-
mer street program was tak-
en . when street committee
chairman S. A. Horton pre-
sented proposals which carry
estimates totaling a little ov-
er $30,000. The budget, how-
ever, calls for only $20,000
for streets this summer
Specifications and bid pre-
parations are to be made by
the borough's engineer.
Although what improve-
ments will be made will de-
pend upon bid prices and the
council's final selections, gen-
erally, the original plan cal-
led for Market street from
the railroad bridge north to
the park and from Columbia
avenue south; one block of
Delta street; 3,400 feet of
Frank street; Ice avenue and
Zemo Great for
Minor Burns, Cuts
Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid
or ointment, soothes, helps heal
minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family
antiseptic, .eases itch of surface
rashes, eczema, teen-age pimples,
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cases, get Extra Strength Zemo.
PA.
portions of Manheim -and
New streets.
Two ordinance amendments
were passed. One was design-
ed to better spell out how
curbs are to be built and the
other clarified the borough’s
bicycle ordinance.
Four new street lights were
ordered installed — one near
the VFW home on Longenec-
ker road and three mercury
at the Angle street railroad
bridge in Florin.
A $50 donation to the Mem-
orial Day parade committee
was voted.
CONFERENCE
“Fifty Years of Friendli-
ness and Service” is the
theme of the 50th annual Ro-
tary Conference scheduled
for Hershey April 12, 13; at
which time Rotarians and
Rotary Anns from th 36-club
district 739 of Central Penn-
sylvania will be guests of
the host 101-member Rotary
Club of Hershey.
District Governor is W. Al-
len Hammond, retired Prin-
cipal of Milton Hershey
School, and a. charter mem-
ber of the Hershey club.
Co-chairmen of the Confer-
ence are William E. Dearden,
immediate past President of
the Hershey Rotary Club, and
Kenneth V. Hatt, a Director
of the host organization.
Dearden is Products Manag-
__ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1964
er at Hershey Chocolate Cor-
poration; and Hatt is Comp-
troller of Hershey Estates.
Both men are graduates of
Milton Hershey School,
The Conference will open
on Sunday, April 12, with
1:00 p.m. registration in the
Community Center Lobby
and close with a program in
the Community Theatre at
8:30 p.m. on Monday, April
13.
There will be three Plen-
ary Sessions, a buffet supper
an organ recital, a Rotary
Worship Service, a Friend-
ship Hour, a buffet breakfast,
a men’s buffet luncheon in
connection with the regular
weekly meeting of the Her-
shey club, and a banquet.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Joy.
on erected a
Fri. Eve'g, April 10, 1964
On the premises located along road leading .from
Mount Joy to Mastersonville, 4 miles North of Mount
Small farm containing 11 acres, more or Jess, there-
21, STORY FRAME HOUSE
covered with asbestos shingles and insulated, contain-
ing 8 rooms and bath, with modern kitchen. FRAME
BANK BARN. room to house 2000 laying hens, stable
room for 12 steers. TWO-CAR GARAGE: ANOTHER
BUILDING 10x18; TWO CORN CRIBS. Concrete floors
stables, entry, and other building.
Two wells of never failing water, with electric wa-
ter system. All buildings have electricity and water.
This is a very desirable living place. All buildings
are in very good condition.
Arrangements to view property can be made by
calling Mount Joy 653-3736.
Real Estate to be offered at 7:00 P. M., when con:
ditions will be made known by
John L. Zeager
1-3¢
J DAVID YOUNG, ATTORNEY
WALTER DUPES, AUCTIONEER
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1964.
On the premises located in the Borough of Eliza-
bethtown, at No. 601 corner of South Market Street
and Arch Sireet.
Lot of land 50x172 ft., thereon erected a
2%» STORY BRICK HOUSE
consisting of three apartments, each containing four
rooms & bath. LARGE TWO STORY FRAME BARN,
room for four cars and a lot of room on second floor.
This is a good location and a well built house.. Im-
mediate possession can be given.
Arrangements to view house can be made by call
ing Elizabethtown Phone 367-6749.
Real Estate to be offered at 2:00 P. M., when condi-
tions will be made known by
LILLIE H. HERR and
J. Z. HERR
ALFRED C. ALSPACH, ATTORNEY
WALTER DUPES, AUCTIONEER
1-3¢