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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 165
LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS
Mrs, William K.
Risser
The Senior Choir of Hemp- |
field E.U.B. church presented |
a cantata, ‘Carol of Christ-
mas” on Sunday, Dec. 12 at
7 p.m. under the direction of
Ohmer Gingrich.
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The Junior class of Hemp-
field High School sponsored
the annual Christmas Dance
on Saturday, Dec. 11 from 8
You still
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have time i
to 11 p.m. for students grade
9 to 12,
A king, queen, prince and
princess were chosen by the
chaperones. Music was pro-
vided by the Tangents.
Co-chairmen were Bonnie
Reheard and Dennis Myers.
Other chairmen were Mike
Siepietowski, publicity; Carol
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decoration; Don Gainer, Kirk
Liddell, tickets; Lois Wood:
ring, Sue Diehl, refreshments.
A special committee head-
ed by Sue Mumma sold cor-
sages at the dance.
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The Hempfield Union High
School presented a Christmas
Community concert on Sun-
day, Dec. 12 in the East
Petersburg Church of the
Brethren. Featured were the
Hempfield Singers, a 95-voice
choir, directed by Richard
Kline, and a string ensemble
which played “Christmas
Suite for Strings’ by Raw-
lins. Accompanists were
Nancy Hollinger and Linda
Rhen. The Rev. Alan L. Whit-
acre, pastor of the host
church, conducted the devo-
tions.
Dr. Hiram Weist, of East
Petersburg, was reelected
president of the Hempfield
Union School Board during
an annual reorganization
meeting recently. Wilbur
Graham was reelected vice
president. Graham, Theodore
Ayres and Paul Metzler were
sworn in as members of the
board under temporary elect-
ion certificates. Metzger and
Ayres were named represen-
tatives and alternate to the
Lancaster County tax collect-
ion bureau and Melvin Miller
and Robt. Horst were re-
appointed representative and
alternate to the vo-tech advis-
ory Policy Council.
The board named Peter
Honaman as its solicitor and
Ayres as its representative
to the Pennsylvania School
Boards Assoiation legislative
council.
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David ‘Haag has been el-
ected president of - the Stu-
dent Chapter of the Americ-
an Field Service at Hemp-
field Union high school.
Other officers named are
Eileen Yeaglin, vice presi-
dent; Sandy Hainley, secre-
tary; Betty Brubaker, treas-
urer, Betty Brown, librarian.
Committee chairman ‘include
Peggy Eshelman, social; Jane
Hottenstein, publicity and
Scotty Wilkerson, program.
Mrs. Tom Hall is advisor
of the chapter, which funec-
tions under the Student Coun-
cil to provide activities and
entertainment for Hempfield’s
exchange student, Herb De-
bus.
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The Hempfield Jaycee-Ettes
sponsored a shopping spree
on Thursday evening, Dec. 9
for 14 area youngsters.
Accompanied by five mem-
bers of the Hempfield Jaycee-
Ettes the young children
were chosen from the Hemp-
field School District.
Members participating in
the project Thursday evening
were Mrs. Ralph Myers,
chairman; Mrs. Joseph Hem-
ler, president; Mrs. Roy Weit-
zel, Mrs. Warren Stone and
Mrs. Eckert Erb, Mrs. Don-
ald Miller, also a member of
the committee, entertained
the youngsters ata party at
her home following the shop-
ping trip.
This is the second year the
Hempfield Joycee-Ettes have
sponsored the shopping spree,
financed by a products sale
and bus trips to the New
York World’s Fair.
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Philadelphia Eagle star
Pete Retzlaff was the main
speaker Thursday, Dec. 9, at
a “Banquet of Champions”
honoring the football and
cross country teams from
Hempfield high school. The
affair was held in Kiefer Hall
on the F&M college campus.
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The Hempfield Sertoma
Club met Wednesday even-
ing, Dec. 8 at the Mount Joy
Legion Post Home.
Lieut. Lester Elmire of
Lancaster city police was the
guest speaker.
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The East Petersburg Rotary
Club presented a travel film
entitled “Wings to Puerto
Rico’ on Saturday evening,
Dec. 11, at the Hempfield
high school in the school au-
ditorium.
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The Mount Joy
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Two resignations were ac-
cepted recently by the Hemp-
field Union School Board.
They are from Mrs. Joyce D.
Zeller, fourth grade in the
Mountville school; and Mrs.
Beryl K. Frey, junior high
home economics teacher.
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On Sunday, Dec. 19th the
Salunga Church of the Breth-
ren will have a Christmas
program. The Jr. choir will
sing the “Cradle Song” by
William Kirpatrick, the Sen-
ior choir will sing “Lord is
Come” by Fred D. Holton.
Pastor Beahm will preach on
the ‘Wonder of Christmas.”
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Forty eight members and
friends of the Golden Years
group were entertained at
the Meadow Hills Dining,
Hall by the Salunga Women’s
Club recently.
Christmas carols were sung
and two readings were given
by Mrs. Levi Peifer, Salunga.
A gift exchange took place.
Committee members in
charge were as follows: Mrs.
Benjamin Hess. Mrs. George
McFarland, Mrs. Floyd Wetz-
el, Mrs. Verne Hiestand, Miss
Elam Haldeman and Mrs.
Doris Findley.
* * *
Henry J. XKoser, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koser,
Cooper Ave., Landisville, has
been initiated into Phi Sigma
Gamma fraternity at the
Philadelphia College of Os-
| training he will
em
teopathic Medicine, where he
is a student.
He was graduated from
Hempfield high school, class
of 1961; and Elizabethtown
College in 1965.
Jeffrey J. Dolan
Joins Marines
Marine Private Jeffrey J.
Dolan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Dolan, 410 Birch-
land Ave. presently is under-
going recruit training at the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Parris Island, S. C.
Pvt. Dolan is a 1965 grad-
uate of Lancaster Catolic H.
S.
After eight weeks of basic
report to
Camp Lejeune, N. C., for four
weeks of advanced training
before receiving 20 days of
leave.
CAR-TRUCK CRASH
Henry Weidman Jr., 18, of
Mount Joy R1, suffered head
injuries when he failed to
negotiate a curve on the May-
town-Elizabethtown Road on
Saturday afternoon, Dec. 11,
and collided with a truck
owned by Monroe Wasser, of
Marietta R1.
Weidman was admitted to
St. Joseph's hospital.
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