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Torker toWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1966
LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS
East Hempfield Township
supervisors will meet Wed.,
Sept. 7 at 7 pm. in the East
Hempfield Township's office,
901 Rohrerstown road to con-
sider amending the Zoning
ordinance, in accordance with
recent amendments to the
Land Subdivision Regulations
of the Lancaster County Plan-
ning Commission.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grein-
er, 160 Church St., Landis-
ville, observed their 50th an-
niversary Wednesday, Aug-
ust 24.
They were honored at a
drop in party on Sunday, Au-
gust 21, at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Gutzwiller,
730 Barrcrest Lane.
The Greiners were married
August 24, 1916 in the pa-
sonage of the Mount Joy E.
U. B. Church.
They have three children,
Henry, Milwaukee, Wis.; Nan-
.
wife of Dr. Robert Gutz-
cy,
willer, Lancaster; and Helen |
wife of Charles Rawles, Mil- |
waukee, Wis. and eight
grandchildren.
* * *
The members of the East
Hempfield Zoning Board of
Adjustment met Monday, Au-
gust 22, in the Supervisors’
building, Rohrerstown, and
acted on three requests.
The next meeting will be
Sept| 12 at 7:30 p.m. Harold
Myers, chairman presided at
Monday night's session.
* * *
The Hempfield Sertoma
Club held a Ladies’ night on
Wednesday evening, Aug. 24.
Dinner was served at the
Gretna Timbers at 7:00 p.m.
Followed by going to see the
play “The Impossible Years.”
* * *
Ben Lyons, Lancaster busi-
nessman disclosed plans re-
cently to erect a teenage rec-
reation hall in the Landisville
area,
Lyons said the building will
resemble a castle and will be
similar in appearance to the
Pennsylvnia Dutch Wonder-
land. The recreation spot bus
land. The recreation spot has
been tentatively dubbed the
Raven of Lancaster, Inc.
The structure will be locat-
ed near the Landisville swim-
ming pool just east of Church
Street.
* * *
The Ladies’ Auxiliary to
the Mount Joy American Le-
gion Post 185 will meet on
Thursday, Sept. 1, at the Post
Home.
The meeting will take
place in the form of a corn
and doggie roast at 6:30 p.m.
Installation of officers will }
take place. All members are
invited.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Kamp, 1707 Marietta Ave,
Lancaster, announce the en-
gaagement of their dughter,
Holly Jean Kamp, to Park
Myers, Jr. 1961 Harrisburg
Pike, Lancaster.
The couple are 1966 gradu-
ates of Hempfield high school
WELCOME
. “to our THIRTEENTH OFFICE . . .
formerly The Columbia National Bank, at Fourth and
Locust Streets, Columbia, Pennsylvania, now known as the
Columbia Office of Lancaster County Farmers National
Bank.
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Beginning Thursday, September 1, 1966, customers may
do their banking at any of the following locations:
Lancaster
23 East King Street (Main Office)
King and Duke Streets (Trust Office)
Queen and Chestnut Streets
566 New Holland Avenue
1847 Columbia Avenue (Wheatland Office)
Prince and James Streets
926 Manor Street
1643 Lincoln Highway, East (Bridgeport Office)
Mount Joy
One West Main Street (Mount Joy Office)
801 West Main Street (Florin Office)
Quarryville
State and Church Streets (Quarryville Office)
Christiana
Slokum and Bridge Streets (Christiana Office)
Columbia
Fourth and Locust Streets (Columbia)
LANCASTER
COUNTY FARMERS
NATIONAL BANK
13 Convenient Offices to Serve You
LANCASTER
QUARRYVILLE CHRISTIANA
MOUNT JOY COLUMBIA
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MAIN OFFICE: 23 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER
(Open ‘til 6 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. - “til 8 P.M. Friday)
Drive-in Window at Mount Joy Office open 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday
LANCASTER LANCASTER
COUNTY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COUNTY
FARMERS FARMERS
NATIONAL Trustee for The Lancaster County Foundation NATHONAL
BANK BANK
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA
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MAYTOWN NEWS NOTES
liamsport visited in town last
week,
Mr.
comer and son, returned last
week from a vacation in West
son and children, Enola, visit-
ed relatives last Thursday
Bobby Roaten was an vaca-
tion for the past two weeks.
The Hap Houseal family
has moved into the house
previously occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Marty Musser. The
Mussers have built a new
home in the Neffsville area
and Hap has bought the one
they vacated.
The Rev. Vernon Baum fa-
mily, York, ‘spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Haines.
Vickie Engle, Bainbridge,
spent last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Engle.
Navy Recruiter Gerald Erb,
wife and children, Pittsfield,
Mass, spent the weekend
mily.
The Houseal reunion was
held on Sunday at the Am-
erican Legion Home.
The Rev. Robert Duke, a
professor at Lancaster Theo-
logical Seminary was in
charge of the morning wor-
ship service at the U. C. C.
on Sunday. The services will
be in charge of visiting pro-
fessors for the next three
Sundays.
The Eldership CGYA Work-
and Mrs. Elwood New- |
Mr.
Miss Grace Henderson
The Rev. and Mrs. Merle shop of the Church of God
Arnold and children, Wil-|was held at Doubling Gap on
Tuesday.
The following were guests
at the birthday party held at
and Mrs. Robert Hous-
eal’s last Sunday: Mrs. Annie
| Arnold, Harry Arnold, York;
with the Robert Feeman fa-
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fry and |Mr. and Mrs. John Becker, &
children, Cohocton, N. Y.|children, E-town; Mr. and
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houseal of
Mrs. Reuben Kendig. | East Petersburg; Mr. and
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Wat-| Mrs. George Wolfe and chil-
dren, Mt. Wolf; Mr. and Mrs.
James Drohan and daughter,
Mount Joy; Mrs. Elva Gehr
and Mrs. Benj. Gehr, Millers-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Shafer, Lancaster; Terry Can-
stein, Lancaster; Wm. Walt-
man, Morgantown; Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Bostic, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Houseal and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings
Arnold and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Foltz and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Derr and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Houseal and children, and
Dale Arnold and daughter,
all of town.
Twenty-nine persons attend-
ed the Golden Age Club pic-
nic at Landisville last Wed-
nesday. A covered dish lunch-
eon was served and games
were played. The next regul-
ar meeting will be hald at St.
John’s Lutheran church in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buller
attended the 19th reunion of
the 69th. Division Association
at the Roanoke Hotel, Roa-
noke, Va., August 19-20-21.
Seven hundred members and
guests attended the Banquet.
Harold Starry, Superintend-
ent of Schools in the Carlisle
area, was elected president
for the second term.
The 13th annual Joycee R
Golf Tournament was held
at Cool Creek Country Club
61 entries.
Prizes were won as fol-
lows, Low Gross—Frank Au-
ment - 78, Lester Burket 84,
and Gerald Hostetter 85.
Low Handicap — Dr. C. H.
Stites 71, Pat McKain 72, and
Jerry Sheetz 72.
Closest to Flag, 5th Hole,
Gerald Hostetter; Closest to
Flag, 14th Hole, Gene New-
comer.
Sport clothing from Mike's
Men Shop was awarded as
prizes.
The tournament is sponsor-
ed by the Mount Joy Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Scores of the players were:
Dr. C. H Stites .... 85-14-71
F. Aument ........ 78- 6-72
P. MeKain ........ 87-15-72
. Sheetz ......... 92-20-72
Y. Burket ......... 84-11-73
P. Shreiner ....... 88-15-73
B.Sload .......... 88-15-73
C. R. Hallgren ..... 89-16-73
RK. Gainer ......... 90-17-73
C. Ebersole ....... 94-21-73
W. Grove ......... 97-24-73
B. Abbott ......... 88-14-74
D Zerphey ........ 99-25-74
D White .......... 86-11-75
J. Kustas ......... 87-12-75
lL. Satke .......... 90-15-75
M. Pricio .......... 98-23-75
J: Chanles ........ 98-22-76
G. Hostetter .. . 85- 8-77
BE. Lindemuth ..... 85- 8-77
R. Hurst .......... 90-13-77
R Stark ........+. 91-14-77
R. Talarico ........ 92-15-77
R: Kirchner ....... 92-15-77
P. Suter -.......... 108-31-77
C. Zeller ......... 115-38-77
L. Cybalski- ...,... 98-20-78
T. Sehroll ......... 101-23-78
J. Hostetter .. . 87- 8-79
Rev. Gibson ....... 93-14-79
J. Barnhart ...... 108-29-79
1. Hostetter ........ 90-10-80
B. Wells .......... 91-11-80
Jg- Gilbert .......... 99-19-80
W. Bachman ...... 90- 9-81
R Hallgren ......, 95-14-81
G. Wolgemuth .... 102-21-81
W. Greenawalt 101-20-81
C..L..Hallgren ..... 92-10-82
on Sunday, August 28, with |
Jaycees Stage 13th Meet
. Eshelman .-.... 101-18-83
L, Hput .......-. 110-27-83
G. Berryhill ......,. 99-15-84
B Sload .......... 95- 9-86
G. Newcomer 104-18-86
A. Beamenderfer .. 107-21-86
R. Packer ......... 97- 9-88
G. Greiner ........ 98-10-88
A Mayer. ...:... 105-17-88
J. Hart .......... 107-18-89
C. Witmer ........ 113-24-89
H. Milligan ...... 122-30-92
J. Breneman ..... 110-12-98
T. Weber ........ 131-27-104
A Neiss ........ 148-31-117
R. Mockison ...... 103x103
T. Wilhelm ...... 109-x-109
G. Hardish - Withdrew
L. Sperla - Withdrew
C. Rodriguez - Withdrew
P.
Wanner - Withdrew
Missionary Rally,
Tent Meeting
An all-day Missionary Ral-
ly will be held at the Full
Gospel Deliverance church
in the Mount Joy Masonic
building, Main and Market
streets, on Wednesday, Sept.
7
There will be a morning
session of prayer and preach-
ing. beginning at 10 o’clock;
an afternoon service at 2:30,
and an evening program, in-
cluding an hour-long jungle
missionary film in color.
Rev. Harold Nye is the
host pastor, Dr. Percy Collett
is the evangelist.
Starting on Saturday, Sept.
10, at 7:30 p.m. a tent revival
will begin with Evangelist
Erwin Miller of Titusville,
Pa. The tent will be pitched
along Route 230, east of
Mount Joy, at the old Key-
stone Sales Barn. Everyone is
welcome.
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