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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,
1966
LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS
Students in Hempfield Fu
ture Teachers of America
club are assisting element
ary and secondary teachers
in the district in a ‘‘cadet
under the
Lavina Do-
teacher”
direction of
land.
Participating are
Weirich, Sandra Shuman,
Nancy Coleman, Ann Leh-
man, Brenda Mellinger, Vic-
ki Usner, Louise Dorwar,
Nadine DuPlate, Kathy Dunn
Marsha = Finney, Christine
Hondras, Marilyn Miller,
Donna Royer, Nancy Shenk,
Sue Snavely, Donna Yeager,
Sharon Brubaker, Linda
Stehman, Kathy Keller, Jan-
is Lowell, Cordy Shindler,
Laverne Searfoss, Sue Owen,
Beverly Satsha, Bruce Fry,
program
Mrs.
Wendy
Beth Wold, Jennie Bechtold,
Nancy Snavely, Bonnie For |
ney, Beverly Dunkelberger, |
Sharon Bailey, Anne Holzing
er, Denis Rineer, Sandy Hol-
singer, Carol Stillman, Nan-
cy Fackler, Carol Cornwell,
Denise Smith, Pat Akers, Pat |
Mikula, Janis Hepler, Debbie |
Dietrich, Jeanette Noll, Betsy |
Dupree, Jan Wolf, Betty Mc: |
Eirea, Francine Bogart, Sue |
Starling, Liz Howard, Bruce
Fry, Debbie Kline, Marlene |
Shook, Donna Hendricks, |
Beverly Erdman, Beverly
Latsha, and Sandy Shuman.
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Society of Farm Women #4
met in the social hall of Zion |
Lutheran church, Landisville |
on Saturday, Nov. 26.
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Devotions were led by |
Mrs. Maude Mohler, Miss Al-|
ice Marie Nissley, president,
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Featuring the
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Winners of the Battle of the Bands
AND ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS FROM WSBA
REFRESHMENTS
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conducted the business meet-
ing.
The group was honored
baritone solo by ten.
year-old Robert Douglas Ad-
ams, and a book review by
Frank Eshelman. “Up
the Down Staircase’ by Bel
Kauffman was the work ex-
’
[ amined.
meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Robert Brubaker, Salunga,
in the form of a covered dish
luncheon, Dec. 28 at 12:30 p.
m.
The next
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The Alumni Assoc. will
hold a banquet honoring the
football team at the Hemp-
field gymnasium on Wednes-
day, Dec. 17.
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United Lutheran Church
Women of Zion Lutheran
church, Landisville will
sponsor a Christmas tea in
the church social room on
Dec. 4 at 3 pm.
The program will
Christmas music and
ings.
Mrs. Calvin Ross, chairman
of hostesses will be assisted
by Mrs. Wm. Hoffman, Mrs
Simon Minnich and Mrs. Wm.
Mumma.’
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Awards were presented on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 29th
during the first annual West
District, Boy Scouts of Am-
erica recognition dinner at
the Elizabethtown American
| Legion. Receiving committee-
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man of the Year award was
Charles Elliott, Landisville.
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vards for meeting district re-
quirements was Richard Mil
ler, Brandt Blvd., Landisvillc
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One hundred adult reserve
seat tickets for Hempfield H.
S. basketball and wrestling
home contests went on sale
Monday, Nov. 28 at 8 a.m.
Edwin P. McGehee, directo
of athletics announced Sun-
day. They were sold on a
“first come, first served’ basis
at the high school office.
Space is at a premium in the
junior high school gymnas-
ium. When built in 1955 its
950 seating capacity met the
demand, however, since our
junior and senior high school
enrollment has jumped 130.9
per cent to 1,245 students in
the past decade, seating is a
problem
Six hundred student tickets
also went on sale in the sen-
ior high school on the above
date, with a certain allotment
going to junior high students.
lotted to visitors,
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small number of seats for fac-
ulty members and visiting
athletic officials.
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The Hempfield High School
Chapter of the American
Field Servce wiill hold a
dual baked goods sale Satur-
day, Dec. 10 from 10 am. to
4 p.m. Sales will go on at the
Rea and Derrick Pharmacy
in the Lancaster Shopping
Center and Two Guys Dis-
count center on Columbia
Avenue, Funds raised will
support the foreign exchange
program at Hempfield. Lead-
ers in the project are Bonnie
Reheard, general chairman,
Maureen McGuire, price co-
ordinator; Chris Treiss, loca
tion coordinator; and Judy
Wittle, publicity.
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The church school teach-
ers of Landisville Church of
God will hold study sessions
cn the book “The Company
of the Committed” by True-
blood at the church on Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Thurs-
Two hundred tickets are al-i1day, Dec. 6, 7, and 8 at 7 p.
and also a/m.
Ohio, visiting the Captain
Wayne Warner family.
The Fire Co. Auxiliary
Christmas party was quite
successful.
bers and guests attended it.
Judy Henderson celebrated
her 4th birthday anniversary
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank
attended a birthday ‘dinner
on Sunday at Harrisburg.
Jack was one of the honored
guest as his birthday anni-
versary was on Monday.
Miss Anna Albright cele-
brated her birthday anniver-
sary on Tuesday.
The Christmas program at
the Maytown Elementary
School will be held Monday
evening, Dec. 12 at 7:30.
Miss Anna Culp was on
the sick list last week. She
is a patient in St. Joseph's
hospital.
Mrs. Edna Miller remains
a patient in the Osteopathic
hospital.
Guy (Sonny) Hoffman is
convalescing at his home
near Bainbridge. He recently
underwent surgery at the
hospital.
Andrew Hinton, a former
resident of Maytown, passed
away last week. He resided
in Biggs, Calif. He was the
son of the late Catherine and
George Hinton.
The children of the United
Church of Christ S S will
present a Christmas program
at the church Sunday, Dec.
18, at 7 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hol-
lenbaugh, Ephrata, visited
Mrs. Anna Hollenbaugh last
Sunday.
A Children’s Christmas
program will be presented in
St. John’s Lutheran church,
Sunday evening, Dec. 18 at 7
o’clock.
On Dec. 24 at 7:30 pm.
there will be Candle Light
Services in St. John’s Luth-
eran church and the United
Church of Christ.
Did you know there is an-
CAMP HILL, PA. .
2 blocks from Camp
Forty two mem-:
ey
Miss Grace Henderson
Mrs. Myrtle Warner and,other Maytown on the map
son Robert, spent Thanks-|of Pennsylvania? This was
giving holidays at Fairborn,|Larry Henderson's experi-
ence. Upon leaving Jackson-
ville, Arkansas Nov. 7 he ex-
plained clearly to the truck
driver who was bringing his
trailer how to find Maytown.
On Nov. 11, the truck driver
called from York and said
that after he receives his per-
mit he will be on his way to
Maytown. Instead of May-
town, Lanc. Ce., he was
headed for Maytown, York
Co. Larry had to hurry to
York Co. to meet him and
get him headed in the right
direction. Since this episode
we have learned that many
trucks coming from Mary-
land are directed to the
wrong Maytown. It is on the
map but has no P. O. It con-
sists of a church and several
houses.
Leisure Club
Yule Party
The Mount Joy Leisure
Club Christmas party will
be held Tuesday, Dec. 13 at
6 p.m. in the Mount Joy Res-
taurant on West Main street.
Mrs. George Groff and her
committee have over sixty-
six members signed up to
attend. The deadline is Dec.
7th (today).
An exchange of gifts will
be provided with a Christmas
program and carol singing.
Special guests, Gerald
Lutz, Robert Mackiosn, Roy
Bair and their wives will be
present. These three Jaycees
were responsible for helping
to organize the club about a
year ago.
Members who attend the
Christmas party are asked to
bring a 50c gift for the ex-
change of gifts with others.
For further information
call, Mrs. Groff 653-4982 or
Mr. Hart 653-4208.
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