PAGE TWO MAYTOWN NEWS NOTES Miss Grace Henderson The annual Halloween par’ ade of the Maytown Element- ary Schools was held last Thursday afternoon. Before the parade four masquerad- ers were chosen from each room to compete in the four categories—prettiest, funniest ugliest and most original. The grand prizes in grades 1, 2, 3 and Sp. Ed. were won by Robin Gerber, prettiest, rooml; Judy Kirchner, rm. 3A and Timothy Roaten, rm. 6B the funniest; Patty Shank, room 2. the ugliest and Kev. in McKain, room 2 the most original. In grades 4, 5, and 6 the following won: Debbie Bosick, room 5, the prettiest; Janet Sauder, Wendy Beam- enderfer, room 3 and Phyllis Shope, room 10 the funniest; Ramona Sell, room 4 the ugliest; Tina Goodling, room 10. 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The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, No- vember 19, at 1:30. Miss Mary Rose, Lancaster, will enter- tain with an illustrated talk on her mitten creations. The American Legion Aux- iliary will meet Monday eve- ning, Nov. 11, at 8 at the home of Mrs. Leslie Blake. The annual Community Thanksgiving services will be held in the United Church of Christ. Pastor Ronald Pierson will bring the message. The time is 7:30, Nov. 27. Miss Marie Harter spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ‘Henry Earhart and son at Elizabethtown. The Brownie Troop 272 has begun its annual pro ect of raking leaves for folks who are unable to do so. They meet each week after school. Mrs. Marlin Miller is the leader and Mrs. Clarence Lynch is the assistant. The senior leader is Norma Gut- shall. % The Fire Company Auxil- jary met last Thursday even- Mrs. Vernon Mayers pre- sided. She appointed a nomi- nating committee. Members will contribute to the Colum- bia hospital Bazaar Nov. 14- 15-16. They will serve the Christmas dinner for the Golden Age Club at the Fire ing. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 Hall—date to be announced later. The auxiliary Christ. mas party will be held Dec. 3 at the Fire Hall and Bill's Restaurant from Columbia will cater. Wallace Brought was taken by ambulance to the Colum- bia hospital last Saturday. He was injured when he fell from a truck. LANDISVILLE - SALUNGA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Musser, 725 Harper Ave. Lancasier, announce the en- gagement of their, daughter, Miss Nancy Musser to Sam- uel E. Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne, Columbia R2. Miss Musser is a gracuate of Hempfield Union high school and Lancaster Prac- tical Nursing Program. Her fiance is a graduate of Hemp- field high school, and is at- PARTS TO FIT erfERENO Send UBER NNERREY ANEUNBORERNLAN NRE ELECTROLUX - GE. HOOVER — EUREKA ALL OTHERS Over 50 New and Reconditioned Cleaners To Choose From tending Thompson Institute, Harrisburg. #® w * J. 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