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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1965

Landisvle-Salunga
, Mrs William K. Risser

The Luther. League of Zion
Lutheran church, Landisville
had a special program for
parents on Sunday, January
31 at 6:30 p.m. in observance
of Christian Youth Week.
The topic was “They Won't
Believe Me.”
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The Landisville Elementary
School P.T.A. met Tuesday
evening, Feb. 9 at 8 p. m.
Room visitation ‘began at 7:30
p.m. Amos Herr, a former
faculty member of Hempfield
Union High School gave an
illustrated talk on “Norway”
“Land of the Midnight Sun”
Harold E. Whittemore is
president of the organization.
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The Hempfield Recreation
Center recently elected the
following directors: Mrs.
George Sachs, Thomas Hola-
han and Richard Trussell.
Officers were elected at a
board meeting held on Feb.
4 at 8 pm. in the Steele El-
ectric Company office, Main
St., Salunga.
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Awards were presented to
members of Cub Pack 37 of
Landisville by Scoutmaster
Charles Buch at a recent
meeting. Bobcat pins went to
Daniel Hickernell, Scott Cas-
sey, Michael Miller, Barney
Lynch, Billy Alexander; lion
badge to Jeff Morrison, and

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Randy: Hickernell; wolf badge
to Wesley Bowers and Tom-
my Whitacre; gold arrow to
Kenneth Lewis and Morrison;
silver arrow to Wayne Clark
and Morrison.
Promoted to Webelos were
Billy Alleman, Rick Bolling-
er, Matt . Harrison, Ronnie
Hess, Randy Hickernell, Hank
Gordy Lantz, Rick
Longenecker, Denny Martin,
Morrison, Evan Phillips, Dale
Pletz and Jim Vogel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lan-
dis, 165 Cooper Ave., Landis-
ville, are the parents of a
son, born at the General hos-
pital- .on Sunday, Jan. 31.
Mrs. Landis is the former
Ann Hershey.
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John Hussar, 2525 Colum-
bia Ave. was elected chair-
man of the East Hempfield
Democratic organization at a
meeting Monday, Feb. 1 of
the: townships committeemen
and women. Hussar succeeds
Richard H. Wolf who moved
from the township to Lancas-
ter city.
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The Church Council of the
Zion Lutheran church, Lan-
disville, elected the follow-
ing officers: The Rev. G.
Martin Ruoss, president; J.
Carl Nolt, vice president;
Matthew W. Harrison, Jr.,
Secretary; Harry W. Glass-
myer, treasurer; Fred Har-
mon, fin. sec’y.; and Benja-
min F. Greider, building
fund treasurer. These com-
mittee chairman were named:
Jere Cooper, finance, Calvin
Ross, property, Gene Cooper,
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Education; Roy Walers, social
ministry; Jack LaClair, evan-
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ardship, and Dean Lowry,
worship.
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Twenty-five local educa-
tors spent Thursday and Fri-
day in Cleveland, Ohio, tak-
ing a good look at the Great-
er Cleveland Educational Re-
search council and its current
project in social studies cur-
riculums.
Those attending from the
Hempfield Union School Dis-
trict: Robert L. Wenrich, so-
cial studies chairman; and
Dr. Hiram L. Wiest, school
board member.
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The Hempfield Sertoma
Club met Wedesday evening,
February 3 at 6:30 pm. at
ithe Mount Joy Legion Post
| Home. Christ Hecher a mem-
ber, was the speaker. He told
of his recent trip to Florida.
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Zion Lutheran Church, of
Landisville, had a service of
Infant Baptism on Sunday,
February 7 at 10:45 a.m.
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Baudilio Mara, a Hempfield
exchange student from Costa
Rica presented the program
at a joint meeting of the Lu-
ther League and Couples club
in the evening at 7:30 p.m.
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Cyrus M. Rodgers Jr., 23
South Avenue, Landisville re-
ceived a distinguished service
award from the
Thursday

Hempfield
Jaycees evening,

THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
February 4 at a meeting at
the Mount Joy Legion.
Honored for his work in
scouting and other civic ac-
tivities, he was cubmaster of
Pack 37 Landisville, for sev-
en years, coach of a midget
baseball team, and has serv-
ed as president of the Lan-
disville Elementary Parent
Teacher Assn, after holding

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various offices in the organi+
zation,
He presently serves as
counselor for the stamp col-
lecting merit badge for the
local Boy Scouts, and will be
presenting a program on
“The History of Scouting in
Landisville and Salunga.” He
is a member of Zion Luther-
an church, Landisville.

Humor Adds
Energetic humor is once a-
gain featured in the silver
anniversary edition of Ice
Capades which returns to
Hershey Sports Arena Feb.
17 to 27 with an entirely new
concept in ice show format.
One of the strongest ice
comics ever produced by Ice
Capades is Hans Leiter whose
fast-paced back bends, stum-
bling twists, leaping splits,
reckless falls and subtle pan-
tomime require a maximum
of speed, agility and split-sec-
ond timing. Leiter enacts the
“Senorita from Seville” and
is starred in “By the Sea” in
the current edition.
One of the most astonish-
ing specialty acts of all time
is the badminton-on-ice game
presented by eleven-times
world’s badminton champion,
Hugh Forgie, and his agile
partner, Shirley Marie. The
pair make the shuttlecock do
amazing things as they
speed around the ice.
“The Billboard Painters” is

the name given the act of
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To Capades
Bussey. Labrecque found a
home with Ice Capades after
a career of professional box-
ing and a whirl at profession-
al hockey. Bussey, also a for-
mer hockey player, became a
mainstay in the act after sub-
stituting for John’s former
partner. The duo is also fea-
tured as “Hollywood Hillbil-
lies”.
Contributing to the humor-
ous side of Ice Capades is
Spanky, the skating Chimp
and his trainer-partner, Dave
Pitts, and William Rider, cast
as an hilarious French chef
in “At the County Fair.”
Other stars in the produc-
tion are Otto and Maria Jel-
inek, world pair champions;
Roymayne and Steele, fam-
ous adagio pair; Aja Zanova,
twice world’s champion from
Czechoslovakia; Lynn Finne-
gan, New York beauty; Sashi
Kuchiki, Japanese champion;
Brigitte, Viennese champion;
Peter Voss; Mitsuko Funako-
shi; and Tommy Litz, specta-
cular young skater from Her-
shey who won the world's
free style skating title at
Dortmund, Germany, earlier
this year.
CubPack Holds
Pinewood Derby
Fred Raudabaugh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauda-
baugh, Mount Joy R2, won
the 1965 Pinewood Derby of
Cub Pack 136, Mount Joy,
held at the January pack
meeting.
Runners-up were Brent
Zeller and John Perlow.
Winning blue ribbons for
best car in each den were:
Darryl Lutz, Den One; Tim
Bair, Den Two; Scott Albert,
Den Three; Fred Raudabaugh
Den Four; John Perlow, Den
Six; Arthur Reinhart, Den
Seven; and Brent Zeller, We-
belos.
Opening exercises were
handled by Den Seven and
closing ceremony, by Den 2.
Awards announced by Cub-
master Ricard Hoover includ-
ed: Donald Bradfield, Randy
Hedden, Glenn Young, and
Gary Fitzkee, Bobcat award;
Keith Dishart, Wolf badge
and denner badge; Gary Hei-
sey, Wolf badge; Dean Stric-
kler, Gregory Barninger, Dar-
ryl Sweigart, silver arrow for
Wolf badge.
Bruce Veseth, gold and
silver arrow for Wolf badge;
Arthur Reinhart, gold arrow
for Bear badge; Kirby Gantz,
Lion badge; Bill Blantz, Lion
badge and denner badge;
Larry Fackler, Timothy Mul-
wane, Webelos badge; Fred
Raudabaugh, round-up award;
Gary Bell, Michael Eshleman,
Darryl Lutz, Keith Smith,
Steven Hoover, denner badge.
Pack 136 will attend
church on Boy Scout Sunday,
Feb. 7, and wear uniorms to
school Feb. 8.
The annual Blue and Gold
banquet will be held on Feb.
24 at Hostetter’s.
SCHOOL BOARD
The February meeting of
the Donegal Union School
District Board of Education
will be held Thursday even-
ing, February 18, at Grand-
view school. The meeting, us-
ually held at Donegal high
school in the library, will be
held at the elementary school
to give the members of the
board an opportunity to in-
spect the new addition per-
sonally.

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