1975
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June 11, 1975
Wilson to talk
at next Rotary
The Mount Rotary Club
will hear Mr. William H.
Wilson, realtor, speak at
their June 24th meeting,
12:15 p.m. at Hostetter’s,
363 North Market Street,
Mount Joy.
Mr. Wilson’s topic will
be, ‘‘Is Your Financial
House in Order?”
Mr. Wilson is Resident
Manager of Channing Com-
pany, Inc., an agent with
Abram D. Mellinger, real :
estate, with the American 3
Officers have been elec-
ted for the next school term
for the Donegal Band
Parent’s Club: Earl Bright-
bill-president; Mrs. Paul
Hay-vice president; Mrs.
Banks Wagner-secretary;
and Mrs. Richard McKain-
treasurer.
Additional directors of the
club are Mrs. Joe Portner,
who was appointed liason
for the band; Mrs. Jay
Loraw, Elwood Mateer, Bill
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Bommel, Mrs. Guy Byrd,
and Mrs. Lynn Milligan.
The band will attend
Gettysburg College where
camp will be held for one
week from August 18 thru
August 23. Uniforms will be
distributed August 28 for
the first football game on
September Sth.
Projects will be conducted
when the band members
vote on the kind they prefer.
Proceeds will be used to
underwrite the cost on one
D.H.S. Band Parents elect officers
of three parades Glen Leib
the director, is investiga-
ting.
Attending the session
were representatives from
the band: Steve Hassinger-
band president; and Scott
Brightbill—vice-president.
Additional officers are
Natalie Zuch-secretary;
Melody Mumma-treasurer,
and Tammy Newcomer-his-
torian.
General Life Insurance Co.,
past president of the Lan-
caster-Manor Kiwanis Club,
past president of the Lan-
caster Toastmasters’ Club,
and a member of the the
Toastmasters’ Speakers Bu-
Buller shoots black bear
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UNISEX STYLING
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