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LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS
The East Hempfield Guild
of ‘the Lancaster Osteopathic
Guild met recently at 7 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Amos Ei:
senberger.
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The Landisville Church of
God will conduct informal
discussions on the topic ‘The
Church Views Her Mission in
the World Today’ every
night from March 20 to 25.
The meetings will begin at
7:30 p.m. at the church and
will be led by Dr. K. E. Bild-
superintendent of the
osser,
Eastern Penna. Eldership
Churches of God.
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The Hempfield Jaycee-ettes
have elected new officers.
They are: Mrs. Donald Miller,
president; Mrs. Kenneth Male
horn, vice president; Mrs.
Roy Weitzel, secretary; Mrs.
Lester Adams, treasurer: Mrs.
Warren Stone, director. Plans
were made for a dessert card
party to be held on Mar. 24.
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Mrs. John Ward, Juliette
Low chairman for the Hemp-
field Girl Scout Neighbor-
hood, accepted contributions
from 39 troops at a meeting:
held recently at Hempfield
Junior high school.
Neighborhood chairman |
Mrs. Burnell Nolt, presented
service pins to the following
women: Mrs. Robert Sloat,
Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Milan, Mrs. George Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Janet Sherick,
Mrs. June Goeke, Mrs. Chas.
Sanders, Mrs. Barbara Malli-
son, Mrs. Cynthia Reynolds,
five year pins; Mrs. Lewis
Hosfeld, Mrs. Harry Wade,
ten year pins; Mrs. William
Dussinger, fifteen year pin.
Mrs. Theodore Obniski and
Mrs. Robert Sloat were elect-
ed as delegates to the Penn
Laurel Council. |
Mrs. Betty Jean Cannon,
director of Field Service,
Penn Laurel Council, explain-
ed the sustaining member-
ship program to the leaders. :
The next neighborhood meet-
ing will be a covered dish
dinner at the Farmdale '
School on May 9 at 6:30 p.m.
* * *
The Rev. Russell Beahm,
pastor of the Salunga Church
of the Brethren, spoke on]
“The Meaning of the Cross”
at the community Lenten
Service held in the Salunga
Church on Wednesday, Mar.
16at 7:30 p.m.
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Parents of children enter-
ing kindergarten next fall in
the Hempfield Union School
District registered their chil-
dren for the term on Wednes-
day, March 16.
The enrollment activities
were conducted at the Lan-|
disville, East Petersburg,
Rohrerstown, Mountville, and
Farmdale elementary schools:
Any child who will be five
years old prior to Feb. 1, 67,
is eligible for the kindergar-
ten training.
Parents whose last names
begin with A through K were
asked to register in the 8:30
to 11 a.m. session and those
names beginning with L thru
Z from one to three p.m.
‘Registration for the child-
t leader;
Leisure
{ing in Friendship Fire
| Sheldon, Mrs.
‘each
,one
. participate.
ren who have not attended
kindergarten. was held at the:
same time.
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Dr. George Evans, a resi-
dent psychiatrist with the
Mental Health Institute in
Philadelphia, was the guest
speaker at the meeting of
the Hempfield Woman's club
held recently at the Landis-
ville Fire Hall. His topic was
‘The Behavior of Adolescents’
Mrs. David Silberstein, pro-
gram chairman, introduced
the speaker.
The meeting was a ‘“Hus-
bands’ Night program.”
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The Junior Class of Hemp-
field high school presented
“Pillow Talk”, Friday and
Saturday nights, Mar. 18, 19
in Hackman Auditorium at 8
p.m. Leading roles were pir-
trayed by Susan Harry and
Rick Hanna. Clyde Harten-
stein and Debbie Fultineer
were student directors. Co.-
directors of the play are Miss
Judy Kirchoff and Mrs. Ev-
elyn Cramer.
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The Hempfield
club met Wednesday evening
iMarch 16 at 6:30 o'clock at
(the Mount Joy American Le-
gion Post Home. Burnell Hos-
tetter, president of the Lan-
disyille Jaycees, was guest
speaker.
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Dale Bushong was elected
‘president of the Hempfield 4-
H club at a recent reorgani-
zation meeting. Other offic-
lers elected were Robert Grei-
der, vice president; Ann
Myers, secretary; Larry Antes
treasurer; Emma Conley, song
Brenda Heisey, re-
porter; ' and Sue Crawford
and Robert Dunbar, game
leaders.
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Mrs. Glenn Hertzler, 2680
Lititz pike, will receive ord-
ers for the hoagies to be sold
by the Youth Fellowship of
i Hempfield E. U. B. church on
Saturday, Mar. 26.
Club
Holds Meeting
Slides taken in the Holy |
Land and
'shown on Monday, March 14
as the Mount Joy Leisure
Club held its monthly meet-
Hall
Sertoma |
in Hawaii were!
The pictures were present-'
ed by Charles Sheldon of
Elizabethtown, a member of
the club.
Hostesses for the serving
of refreshments were
J. B. P. Hart
and Mrs. George Groff.
As part of the program |
member was asked to
tell about an embarrassing
situation which had happen-
ed to them
The Leisure club still is
accepting memberships from
among retired and semi-retir-
‘ed people of the area. Meet-
ings are held the second Mon-
day of the month and every-
interested is invited to
The next meeting will be
on Monday, April 11.
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Mrs. '
Neighborhood Scouts |
The Donegal Neighborhood
of the Penn Laurel Girl
Scout Council met in the St.
Mark's E. U. B. church in
Mount Joy, March 21 at 7:00
O'clock.
Approximately 150 Brown-
ies, Juniors, Cadettes, and
Senior Girl Scouts were pres-
ent to hear Miss Sue Adams
from York. Sue showed slides
on her trip to the Israel Na-
tional boy and girl scout
Jamboree last August.
Mrs. William Dommel, the
Juliet Low chairman for the
, Donegal Neighborhood spoke
on the Juliet Low World
Friendship Fund and a Girl
from each troop presented a
check to the Council for the
Juliet Low Fund.
The business meeting start:
ed at 8:15 with Mrs. Ted
Godshall presiding. Mr. Ste-
wart Baur, Director of Fin-
ance for Penn Laurel Girl
Scout Council spoke to the
leaders, Asst. Leaders, and
troop Committee members a-
bout sustaining membership.
Mrs.
Gerald Sheetz was
PA.
nominated and voted as an
alternate from our Neighbor-
hood to the Penn Laurel Girl
Scout Council.
It was announced that the
Spring Council meeting will
be held at the Chalet in Dills-
burg April 14 starting with
dinner at 6:30 followed by
the meeting. There will be a
bus leaving Memorial Park
in Mount Joy, at 4:45 to take
anyone who is interested in
going to the Council meeting.
Those persons interested in
attending the meeting should
contact Mrs. Ted Godshall
Neighborhood chairman by
April 1.
Mrs. Charles Shoemaker
gave a report on Day Camp
and told the leaders all regis-
trations must be in by May
13. No later ones will be ac-
cepted. The dates of Day
Camp are June 13-17 to be
theld at the Cove and Sports
Farm. Bus transportation
will be furnished from Mari-
etta and Maytown to the Day
Camp.
Mrs. Shoemaker told the
leaders to tell their girls to
save their oatmeal boxes and
coffee cans and tuna fish or
cat food or chicken cans. The
oatmeal and coffee cans will
be used at Day Camp to
make drums for our family
night. The other cans are to
be used to make buddy burn-
ers.
It was also announced that
if any troops are interested
in marching in the Mount
Joy Memorial Day parade,
they are to contact Mrs. War-
ren Foley, phone 653-9321 by
April 1.
The next neighborhood
meeting will be held Tues-
day, May 3, 1966 at 6:30 p.m,
at Sico Park. The service pins
for number of years register-
ed will be awarded. This
meeting will be a covered
dish supper. Each person
to bring her own place set-
ting, hamburger or a hot dog,
drink and rolls. The women
from Marietta will bring
baked beans, Mount Joy area
salad, Maytown area, dessert.
Troop 27 of Mount Joy will
have a barbecue April 23rd
from 3 to 6 pm.. It will be
held at the Mount Joy rail-
road station on Henry St.
Stop at
Farming holds
certain financial
hazards . . .
Fortunately, many of them can be eliminated
by means of a well-planned program.
County Farmers Bank today and
see Farm Consultant Stanley Musselman,
whose office is at 23 East King street,
Lancaster.
plain advice you need . ..
should get together.
Whether it's money or just
you and he
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