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ISDAY, JUNE 9, 1965
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.

LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS
Mrs. William K. Risser

Hempfield Union Junior
High School held an inform-
al art show in the auditor-
ium lobby of the school Wed-
nesday, June 2nd from 7 to
8:30 p.m. The public was in-
vited. Miss Nancy Sperling
and Henry Kensinger were
in charge.
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The West Hempfield Twp.
supervisors approved prelim-
inary plans recently for a
25-lot housing development
along Stoney Battery Road,
near Oyster Point.
The development, “‘Briar-
wood” with water and on-lot
sewage, is planned by Sher-
man and Walton, Lancaster
developers.
The supervisors also an-
nounced six permits were is-
sued last month for six new
homes at a cost of $98,000.
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The Baccalaureate Service
for the graduating class of
Hempfield Union high school
was held on Sunday, June 6,
at 8 p.m. in Hackman audi-
torium.

The Rev. Harry J. P. Him-
melberger, pastor of St.
Paul's EUB church, Mount-
ville, delivered the sermon.
The invocation and scripture
was given by the Rev. Harry
Mumper, pastor, of the
Church of God, Landisville.
Music included a saxophone
solo, featuring James Kain.
The Hempfield Singers pre-
sented two choral selections.
The organ prelude was play-
ed by Judith Divet and pro-
cessional and recessional by
Nancy Hollinger.
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Cheerleaders for the next
school term at Hempfield
Junior high school have been
appointed, as follows: Penny
Sheckard, Stephanie Quay,
Teddi Fultineer, Joyce Mow-
rer, Sue Snavely, Carol God-
shalk and Kathy Miller, with
Jan Wolf, alternate.
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Two - Hempfield Junior H.
S. students received Ameri-
can Legion awards at a re-
cent assembly.
Sue ‘Sngvely, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jere Snavely,
50 Brandt Blvd, and Vance
Getz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Getz, Frolich Avenue,
Mountville. These awards
were presented to eighth
grade students who possess
high qualities of honor, cour-
age, scholarship, leadership,
service, character, and com-
panionship.
Miss Snavely received her
certificate from Mrs. Robert
Overly, Mount Joy Legion
Auxiliary Getz received his
certificate and plaque from
James Beuhler, Jr. Mount
Joy American Legion. Cindy
Sweigart, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Sweigart, has
been elected president of
the Student Council.
The Rev. Donald Feick, of
Mount Joy, was the principal
speaker at the assembly,
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Four students will be giv-
ing orations at the 55th an-
‘nual commencement at
Hempfield high school, Lan-
disville, at 6 p.m. Wednes-
day, June 9, at the school
athletic field.
The orators are Sara Marie
Bushong, Gretchen Jane An-!
derman, Mary Ellen Franck,
and Cheryl Suzanne Spiese.'
The Hempfield Singers will
present two choral selections
under the direction of Rich-
ard Kline, director of vocal
music in the high school.
Presentation of awards
will be made by members of
local corporations, service &

veterans organizations. Dip-
lomas will be presented by
Dr. Hiram Wiest, president
of Hempfield Union School
Board. The Rev. Alan Whit-
acre, pastor of the East Pe-
tersburg Church of the
Brethren will offer the invo-
cation and pronounce the
benediction. The procession-
al will be played by the Hon-
or Band.
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Hempfield Jaycee-Ettes will
take a bus trip to the Wor-
ld’s Fair on June 12 with
the bus leaving from Hemp-
field high school at 5:30 a.m.
Further information is av:
ailable from Mrs. Ralph
Myers, 165 Home Lane, Lan-
disville.
The Hempfield Sertoma
Club will hold a chicken bar-
becue at the Salunga Park
Pavilion on Saturday, June
12 from 12 noon to 7 p.m.
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Dr. Russell P. Getz, Lan-
disville received a three-star
award of merit in the ‘“Par-
ade of American Music,” un-
der the sponsorship of the
National Federation of Music
clubs. The award was an-
nounced at the final meeting
of the Musical Art Society
recently. Dr. Getz directed
the Cloister Chorus of Eph-
rata in a special program at
the Iris club. The chorus

of Commerce in 1956,
for three years.
Breeders Association.
provement Association.

LANCASTER
COUNTY
FARMERS
NATIONAL

BANK

County Farmers Bank , . :
A Friend of the Dairy Farmer
Stanley Musselman, manager of the Agricultural Depariment of Lancaster
Bank, is shown congratulating Raymond F. Wiimer, whose Guernsey herd has topped all Guernsey herds |
in the State of Pennsylvania, for four years.
Mr. Witmer, selected as Lancaster County's
cutstanding young farmer by the Junior Chamber
owns and operates a 1360-
acre farm near Refton. He was State Director of
the Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association
Recently elected to a five-year term as direct-
or of the American Guernsey Cattle Club,
past-president of the Lancaster County Guernsey
he is
He has also served as di-
rector of the West Lampeter Fair Association and
breed director of the Red Rose Dairy Herd Im-
Holder of the title, ‘“Out-
standing Future Farmer of America for Pennsyl-

vania,”’
highest degree in the F.F.A.
County Farmers Bank is proud to have = Mr.
Witmer on its Board of Directors . .
that its Agricultural Department, under Mr. Mus-
capable management,
hand-in-hand with Dairy Farmers all
selman’s
County.
If you haven't taken advantage of the help
. . . financial or advisory .
partment, we would suggest that you come into
the main office at 23 East
Mr. Musselman at your first opportunity.
LANCASTER
COUNTY FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK
12 Convenient Offices to Serve You
LANCASTER
QUARRYVILLE
(Open ‘til 6 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs - ‘til 8. P.M. Friday
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Trustee for The Lancaster County Foundation
MOUNT JOY
CHRISTIANA
MAIN OFFICE: 23 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER
County Farmers
he was long active in 4-H work and in
1945 he received his American Farmer degree, the
National
program.
. proud, too
to work
over the
is able
. afforded by this de-
King street and visit

LANCASTER
COUNTY
FARMERS
NATIONAL

BANK

PAGE THREE
wore the authentic. garb of
the Cloister period and Dr.
Getz narrated the story of
the pageant “Vorspiel.”
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Executive Board ® of the
Landisville - Salunga Auxil-
iary to the Lancaster General
hospital met at the home of
the new president, Mrs.
Douglas Williams, Farm Lane
Landisville, Tuesday, June &
to make plans for the com-
ing season's activities,
Florin Float
Wins Again
Florin Fire company is be-
coming ‘the parade com-
pany” of the entire county.
Saturday, at the Lancast-
er County Firemen’s associa-
tion parade, held in Colum-
bia, the local outfit again
was a top winner, presenting
the “most comical” float.
Four were entered in that
classification.
The float had a “hillbilly”
theme and was called ‘“Pos-
sum Valley.”
Saturday was the fifth
straight parade that the com-
pany has entered and been
a’ winner. James Wittel,
chairman of the parade
committee and designer of
the float, said that entries
are being planned for the
Lebanon County Firemen’s
parade at Quentin on June
19 and other for the state
convention at York on Sep-
[tember 25.
Florin, as a Lancaster Co.
entry, was outstanding in the
company and was one of the
very few strictly Lancaster
county entries in the parade
Jwhich was a winner.
Besides Wittle, members
of the float committee are:
Vernon Kling, John Gelt-
macher, Leroy Knight, Eu-
gene Leber, John H. Luiz
and William Kirkpatrick.

RUMMAGE SALE
The Joycees are holding
their annual rummage sale
in the old Way’s Appliance
building, Friday, June 11th,
at 12 noon till 9 pm. and
Saturday, June 12, 9 am. to
5 p.m. Anyone having any
rummage may call these
numbers: Mrs. Marcia Land-
is 653-6511 and Mrs. Nancy
Newcomer, 653-5701,

FOOD SALE
The Ladies Auxiliary to
the Mount Joy Fire Company
will hold a food sale in front
of Greer’s Store on Friday,
June 11, starting at 1 p.m.

PLAN DANCE
The ladies auxiliary to the
Mount Joy fire company will
have a dance Saturday nite,
June 12, from 7 to 10 p.m. in
the fire hall.
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