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Lebanon Bally Ifewt, Lebanon, Tuesday, Mty Perry Twp. Plan Survey Prior To Opening Of Avenue HERSHEY, May 27 The Derry Township Supervisors, at their meeting on Monday evening, held in the Supervisors Office, East Chocolate Avenue, moved that Harvard Avenue, be surveyed in preparation to have it opened to Fishburn Road. This road is in "Field Crest" development along side the Lincoln Apartments. Nate Hose, who purchased the old Ball property appeared before the supervisors asking them to grant him more time than ten days to clean up the old balls and the Shallow place. It was granted.

Ralph Logan, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, swore into office as Fire Policemen, the following members of the fire crew, of the Hershey. Vol- untee Fire Company: Ronald Erwinn, Todd K. Pagliatulo, David W. Smith, Jeremiah M. Kling, Thomas R.

Reed, and Goerge E. Trump. Appointed to serve as members of the Recreation and playground committee along with the School District committee are Arthur Roland, with Rufus Kulp, the alternate, this in keeping with Project 70 to develop playgrounds or recreational facilities in different parts of the township. Residents and property owners are again warned to keep their weeds and grass no higher then six inches. If neglected to keep them cut, there is an ordinance which permits the town ship to do the work, and collect the cost from the property owner.

Some time was spent in dus- cussing the parking on both sides of several streets, causing traffic hazards. No action was taken at this meeting. The supervisors agreed to pay the amount of $300 to the Tri- County Planning. This service will include someone to visit their meetings and all advice and services of the group will be included. This is done under the Pennsylvania Municiple Planning Act.

They aiso discussed the complaints of sewage leakage at Learden and Mine Road, in the Glenn Acres development and on the Brookside Avenue, in the Brookside development. The Supervisors reported eleven bicycles either abandoned or stolen were picked up and are held at their quarters, and owners can have them by identifying them and paying 'the license fee of 25 cents. The Board again announced that June 4 has been set aside, beginning at 7 p.m. for hearings of Zoning Petitions' at. about 15 minute intervals, as advertised in the Patriot-News and the Lebanon Daily News, all Zoning Ordinance Hearings to appear in these papers.

Palmyra High School Holds Senior Prom PALMYRA May 27 The Junior-Senior Prom of Palmyra Area High School was held Saturday night in the gymnasium of the high school amidst white lights, blue lights, on the walls. Decorated with mirrors, glass, and plastic straws supended from the ceiling, the scene in the gym reflected the theme of the dance, "Hanging In a Limitless Light." The 200 young people attending danced to the tunes of Hal Herman's Orchestra of Millersburg for three hours in a vibrating atmosphere coalescing around about them. The entertainment was provided by "The We Folk," a four- member folk-singing group, from Annville-Cleona High School. The introductions were made by Mike Brubaker, president of the junior class. Members of the faculty served Palmyra Bellegrove Caroline Brandt, Michael Speck Married Saturday BELLEGROVE, May Caroline Brandt and Michael Speck, both residents of Bellegrove, were married Saturday in the United Methodist Church.

Rev. Floyd Tice officiated. A reception followed in the local fire hall, the coupl 3 left for a honeymoon in Florida, after which they will reside in Pal myra. Miss Sandra Smith, a student at the Nyak Missionary College, Nyak, N.Y., arrived at her home over the weekend. Sandra is spending her summer vacation with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Smith. The following local firemen attended the session of the recent county fire fighting school Lebanon: Lawson Hemperly Forest Martin, Donald Parker, Larry Pyles, Dale Custer, Lawrence Noll, Allen Tshudy, Dennis Rhoad, Donald McFeaters, Ken neth Bohr, and Richard Smith. Ralph Hein and Leonard Me Featers are taking the chief course. Basil Patteson, chief of the lo cal fire company, was an assist ant tc the head instructor of the school.

effries, decorations; Miss Carol V11 program eceiving; Miss Beverly A. Heckert, refreshments; Harry Smith, ticket sales; John Vbipple, clean-up; and Dennis anTassel. Senior Class officers are! 'hilip Bishop, president; Glenn vice president; larsha Hunter, secretary; and Gary'Summers, treasurer. The lass colors are Brugundy and iVhite. PALMYRA, May 27 Joint installation of officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4617 and Auxiliary to the Post conducted Monday evening in the Post home in Palmyra.

Installation of the men was conducted by John Whisler, past senior vice commander of Dist. Myerstown Lions Hear Sixth Grade Chorus MYERSTOWN, May 27 Tin Honor Chorus of the sixth gradi of the Myerstown Elemenlar School entertained the Lion Club as they met in session Monday evening in the Ameri can Legion Home. The choru sang a variety of number directed by Miss Kathryn Dec! and accompanied by Davi Schell. Jack Bicher, club prcsidonl conducted the meeting. He an nounced that the final wor night will be held this evening a the swimming pool lo get readj for opening day on May 30.

The members were reminde of the State Convention whic will be held in Pittsburgh Juni 1, 2, 3. Joel Zinn was appoinlei as chairman of the family picnl committee. The picnic will be held July 28 at the Myerstown recreation am. chaperones. Special invited guests were the Palmyra Area ichool Board directors, with 'the sponsored by the school istrict.

Students of the junior lass assisted in making rrangements for the affair. On the advisory, committee Terry Baker.and Miss vere P. lachel R. hairmen; Noll, Miss general Barbara co- S. Speech Contest Is Sponsored By County WCTU MYERSTOWN, May 27 The County Women's Christian Temperance Union sponsored a bronze bar and a silver medal speech contest Sunday night in the Heidelberg Church of the Brethren.

Dale Sailer, 11-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. William Sail er won the bronze bar contest with a speech entitled "Headed Right." Other contestants were David Click of Annville RD 2, Monica D'Asostino of Myerstown and Ruth Weaver of Lebanon Judges were the Rev. Alton Bucher, pastor of the host church, Curtis Bucher, teacher and Mrs. May Wike Spitler, retired teacher of cha ef- ferstown.

Sharon Ziegler was the winner of the Silver medal contest. She is 13 years of age, attends the 8th grade at Elco and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ziegler of Myerstown RD 2. Her winning speech was entitled Not So Dumb." Other contestants were Theresa Ziegler, Adam Heisey, Douglas Good.

Linda Hibshman and Holly Swingholm. Judges were Miss Hilda Witter, retired teacher, Ira Krall, retired teacher and the Rev. Paul Seiler, pastor of the United Methodist Church in Schaefferstown. The church choir sang several selections directed by G. Harvey Weik.

Mrs. Earl Click of Annville and Mrs. Frederick Fulk of Myerstown were in charge of arrangements. Church Ladles Enjoy frogressive Dinner MYERSTOWN, May 27 A progressive dinner party was enjoyed by the Mr. and Mrs, Group of the Friedens Lutheran Church of Myerstown.

The dinner started with appetizers at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Kline, the salad course was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Smith and the main course of the dinner at the church. The hostesses at the church were Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Jucher, and Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty. Invocation was given by Richard Hardy.

A short business meeting was conducted at which time officers vere elected for the new year, elected were Mr. and tfrs. Ronald Dietrich, president; ilr. and Mrs. Lynn Bucher, vice president; Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Wilier, secretary and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Honegmann, treasurer. The next meeting on June 14 vill be a game night.

An infant, two children and adults were baptized in Zion 3 a elical Congregational Church of Myerstown Sunday morning by the pastor, the Rev. Kenneth R. Maurer. Those bap- ized were Kathryn Louise Suhr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Suhr, Anita Marie Edris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cdris, Faye Ann daughter of Mrs. Marie V. Mays and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Edris. VFW, Auxiliary Install Roster Of New Officers Officers of the Junior Class re Michael Brubaker, presi- ent; Steve Oliver, vice president Cheryl Carruthers, secre- ary; and Susan Christ, reasurer. Navy and White are tie class colors. A special thanks for making he evening a success was given Ross W.

Watts, high school rincipal; the Vo-Tech Students, Goodman's Flower Shop, and Rothermel's Funeral Home'. Mirrors were furnished Hollinger of Lebanon, Stroch- cker of Harrisburg, and Brown Glass Co. of-Palmyra. Lt. William H.

Conklin speaker at the 22nd annual Memorial Day program of the west Berks area, at Bethel, will be First Lieutenant William H. Conklin, Chief of the Administrative Services Section, US Army Garrison at Indiantown Gap. Lt. Conklin is a native of St. Louis, Missouri.

He entered the active army in October 196C. On No. 11, 19B8 he was assigned to Indiantown Gap and is currently serving as Chief of the Administrative Setion. Prior to coming to Indiantown Gap, he was assigned to Ft. i Georgia.

Lieutenant Cnnklin is a graduate of Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. He graduted from Officer Candidate School on Nov. 22, 1907. He is married to the former Linda Marie Fleck. They have a daughter, Karen Sue.

The Lieutenant and his family currently reside at Annville, D2. Sardinia about the same size as New Hampshire but has more than twice the population 18, VFW. Installed were: Michael Starr, commander; Charles E. Shirey, senior vice commander; Richard Hoover, junior vice commander; Robert Shearer, quar- Larry Englebach adjutant; Alvin B. Lewis, judge advocate; Dr.

George Eiceman surgeon; Walter a i service officer; Charles Wert Richard Deppen, and Larry Englebach, trustees; 0 i 11 Evans, Michael Swanger anc Walter Wanfried, executive committee. District Commander Richarc Castanas presented Starr with an aide-de-camp cap and ci tation for getting 50 or more members. Installing the women were Kathryn Lankford, past pres ident of the 18th District Aux iliary, and Rebecca Vieli, con ductress, who is president of the junior auxiliary. Officers installed were: Mar Vieli, president; Josephine Bucciarelli, senior vice pres ident; Dorothy Good, junior vie president; Vesta Buck, chap lain; Lucille Funk, treasurer Mrs. Lankford, secretary; Bettj Yoter, conductress; Geneviev Yoter, guard; Tillie Condran Blanch Smith and Erma Eb ersole, trustees; Edith Keller patriotic instructor; and Mrs Bucciarelli, historian.

A check was presented to th post by the auxiliary. This is an annual gift. The secretary anc treasurer also received annua gifts. Members of the auxiliar; presented a gift to Mrs. Eb ersole, outgoing president.

She in turn presented gifts to the officers. Visitors were present from Mechanicsburg, Middletown anc Hershey. After the meeting, a spaghett supper, prepared by members the auxiliary, was served. RODEO WINNERS MYERSTOWN, May 27 Winners in the third annua fishing rodeo sponsored by th Myerslown Jaycccs and held a the Tulpehockcn Crock area in Myerstown were as follows: si years and under: Troy Dohncr Kevin Kirsch, David Bchm ani Jeff Zartman; 7 to 10 years Tom Wapinsky, Barry Dohner Mike Zartman and Anita Schott 11 to 15 years old were Garr Yeagley, Rick Yeagley, Reichsrd and Dennis Ebling, 'ony Club Holds First Show At Fredericksburg The Fredericksburg Pony. held its first show of the 969 season Sunday with many exhibitors from the Lebanon irea taking trophies and first place ribbons in the 24 events held.

A pony and saddle was won by George Bryct, Lebanon RD 4. A man's wrist watch was won )y Lisa Shutter, and the ladies wrist watch by R. H. Louser, onestown RD. The open pony Roadster hampionship of the show was won by Joby, owned and driven iy Joseph Kugler, 1024 North th Lebanon.

Winners of various classes vere as follows: Clasi 1 Halter (Mares) 1, Kewpie oil shown by Rick Rehrn and owned by Stables; 2. Polly, owner, William lowe and shown by Jenny Howe; 3. rincess, owner Redwood Stables. Class 2 Halter (Stallions) 1. Grey- tone Red Firebird, shown and owned by ames Yiengst; 2.

Commander shown by tanley Wilkinson and owned by Jo-Mi tables. Class 3 Halter (Geldings) 1. Gambler town by Frank Shuey and owned by Jedwood Stables; 2. Patton Black Magic hown and owned by Richard Gladfelter; Merri Mills Maze owned by Gladfelter. Ciass 4 Lead Line Pony 1.

Sterling's and ridden by Molly andon; 2. Beauty shown by Gray Gris- ck and owneu riorse Haven Stables; Peaciies shown nd ridden by Vicki and owned oy Francis Sahonic. Liass 5 Lao. as Driving 1. sterling ipringtime snown and owned by Betn 2.

noi.y snown uy Mrs. Ket- erner, owner same; 3.. Prioe, shown by nerry Fieios, owned oy One Acre Sta- iarn Pleasure 1. Susie by becky Rowe; 2. O.V..CO ond shown by Debbi Kurt; owned and shown by bles.

Ciass 6 jwned and Sammy Innocent. Class 7 Hony Roadster, IW and i-oinmander shown by Ernie /Va.ters of Jo-Mi Stables; 2. Kewpie Doll, oy KICK Kenm, owned by tables; 3. Prima Donna shown by Gary eimi and owned by Stables Class 3 Dollar Bare Back 1. Pony to ie given away, ridden by Joyce Sat- azann and owned by Fredericksburg -ony Cluo; 2.

Sparky ridoen by ueorse Reho and owned by Odell Cooper; 3 rnae naden by Sherry Fields and owned oy one Acre Stabies. Class Adult Driving 1. Debbie owned and shown, by Ray Louser; ianoy snown oy Paul Long and owned by fracey Long; 3. Sterling's Springtime owneo anu snown by Beth Landon Class 10 Walk Trot 1. driver jack Babe, Warren uous.ierty; 2.

Dusty Diahlo, driver, Billy Lanoon, owner, W. 3. Dolly, "-iver Nadine Kettentr, owner, Mrs. sttener. Ciass 11 Pair Drivina 1.

Blacky's, driver, Tom Mumma, owner, Mumma stables; 2. Merri Mills Maze, Born To snow, driver, Dick Gladfelter, owner, Dick Gladfelter; 3. Dixie, Cindy, Howard owner and driver. Class 12 Ess Race 1. Sherri, rider, Linda Southall, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Southall, Rexmont, received the B.S. degree in elementary education at commencement exercises held In the Spectrum in Philadelphia for graduates of West Chester State College. The exercises were held Sunday afternoon. Miss Southall is a 1965 graduate of Cornwall High School.

In college, she was a member of the Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority and a member of the Association for Childhood Education. She also did tutoring while attending West Chester. Sammy Boy, rider and owner Karen Spott, rider Die Machimey, owner Odell Cooper. Ciass 13 Pony Roadster, 46" 1 fc-x, driver and owner, Joe Kugler; 2. uniiy Penny, driver Harold Frantz, owner, Willowdale Stables; 3.

Princess, onver Frank Shuey, owner Redwood stables. t-iass 14 Costume Class 1. Peaches, naer Vicki Sahonic, owner Francis ianonic; 2. Poncho, rider and owner, William Howe; 3. Ginger, rider Linda Lenu, owner, Linda Lentz.

Class 15 Pony under saddle l. Rose nder Jackie Babe, owner w. Dougherty; 2. Mino rider, Harriett Hoff, owner, -V Becky Rome, owner, Plans For Parade Announced By Jonestown Legion JONESTOWN, May plans for the Jonestown Memorial Day parade and services were by officials of the Marlin L. Genres American Legion Post today.

The Memorial Day ceremonies and parade have been traditionally sponsored by the post since 1946. The parade will form in West Jonestown at 4 p.m. Friday and begin marching 5 p.m. and will move east on Market Street through the town square; south on King Street to Queen Street, east to Mill Street, north on Mill to Market, west on market to King Street and con tinue to the American Legion Memorial Plot at the Lutheran Church Cemetery. Ceremony Planned The cemetery program will be conducted by officials of the post.

Dennis R. Wood, post commander, said that his committee has scheduled the following program. Franklin I. Bachman will be the master of ceremony. The invocation' prayer and benediction will be given by the Rev.

Eugene L. Shiffer, of the Zion Lutheran Church, the Rev. Edward C. Charrot of the St. John's United Church and the Rev.

Grant Miller, United Methodist Church. Music will be furnished by the Northern Lebanon Senior and Junior High School Bands under the direction i of Harlan A. Daubert. Choral selections will be furnished by the Jonestown Male Chorus, directed by Henry E. Gerhart.

Guest Speaker The Hon. Frederick Gahres, mayor of Jonestown, is the guest speaker for the occasion. He is also the assistant princi pal of the Norlebco Senior High School. A basket of flowers will be placed on the lot by the local Davfd i chapter of the Gold Star Moth- KArOn I ers. They are: Mrs.

Eva W. Gahres, Mrs. Sallie Walmer, Mrs. Verna C. Gulp and Mrs.

Verna Wentling. Hershey Rotary Clubmen Tour Medical Center HERSHEY, May 27 The Hershey Rotary'Club held its luncheon meeting Monday noon at the Hershey Motor Lodge attended by 90 members, seven guests and fourteen visiting Rotarians. Kenneth Hatt, presided and Dr. John 0. Hershey, gave the invocation.

President Hatt played a recording of "Hospitality Blues." The group visited the Milton Hershey Medical Center, where they were addressed by Dr. George T. Harrel, head of the Medical Center, and divided into small groups they toured the teaching section of the Center. President Hatt announced that June 4 is Work Day at Harmony Hall located near Middletown, where the Rotarians will go and assist in preparing the oamp for the handicapper's use this summer again. Earl Spangler, secretary introduced the guests, who were: Richard Miller, guest of Ed Zechman; Roger DeCarcu, guest of Walter-Kettering; Russell Stepanchak, and Joseph D' Alexander, were the guests of Sam Heineman, of Columbia.

Russel Smith was the guest of Oarrol Smith. Robert Houck and Edward Lunney, guests of Wallace Mayer. Visiting Rotarians were: Samuel Heineman, Kenneth Sprout, Randall Kramer, Carlisle. Ira Newcomer, -Robert Hadey, Morley Mays, Joseph Kettering, and Edward Bitting, Elizabethtown; Thomas Johnson, Hummelstown; Samuel' 0. Grimm, William Erb, Palmyra; Woodie Woodford, Glenn Trout, Myerstown; and Carlos Fort, of Buenos Aires, a Chocolate manufacturer.

Sunktr Hill Missionary Reports On Work In Africa BUNKER HILL, May 27 The Rev. David Hornberger. missionary home on furlough rom Kenya. Africa, was the in Bunker Hill Church on Sunday evening. Rev.

Hornberger showed nic- ures of his family, native Christians and other missionaries at work in Kenya which he described as a beautiful country, He also showed pictures of a arge variety of animals that jan be found in that area. He also showed the large modern buildings and many others presently being constructed. Following the pictures and the there was time for questions from the audience. One question was regarding the cars seen in one of the pictures of a church service, do the natives lave cars? The answer was that daily increasing numbers the natives are buying cars. One question was regarding his four young children.

Is it easier to raise them in a Chris- Ian way in Africa then in America? The answer was a Class 16 Pick up Race 1. Go Man Go, ndtrs, Hessy and Stanley of Jo Mi Stables; 2. Beauty, riders, Gristicks ol Horse Haven Stables; 3. Pride, Sherry Fields of One Acre Stables. Class 17 Children Pleasure Driving 1 Mr.

Red, driver, Lynn Schlinkman, owner B. Schlinkman; 2. Sandy, driver RicK Long, owner Tracey Long; 3. Dolly Nad- line Kellerner, owner, Nadline Kelterner Class 18 Combination Class 1. Pride, Sherry Fields, owner and driver; 2 Smokey, Dee Machamer driver, owner, Odell Cooper; 3.

Poncho, William Howe owner and driver. Class 20 Pair Separate Carts 1. Duke and Blackie Drivers, Tom Mumma and John Andrews, owner, Mumma Stables; 2. Debbie and Luke, owner and drivers, R. Lousers; 3.

Rusty and Dusty, drivers, Dick Cassei and Joanne Cassel, owned by Stables. Class 21 Ladies Roadsters 1. Com- manoer, driver Sandy Rexrode, owner Jo- ivn jiaoles; 2. Mr. Hompy, driver, Bonnie Long, owner, Stables; 3.

Skinny Penny, driver Jane Frantz, owner Willowdale Stables. Class 22 SO yard dash Tony, Rider Brian Gristick, owner, Horse Haven Stables; 2. Go Man Go, rider Hessey, owner, Jo-Mi Stables; 3. Pride, rider Sherry Fields, owner. One Stable.

Class 23 Pet Driving 1. Sandy, driver Tracy Long, owner, Tracey Long; 2 Dixie Bell, driver, Kenneth Reber, Kenneth Reber; 3. Sterling Springtime, driver, Molly Landon, owner, B. Landon. Class 24 Championship Open Pony Roadster 1.

Joby, driver Joe Kugler, owner, Kugler; 2. Commander, driver Ernie Walters, owner Jo Ml Stables. Class 25 Flag Race in Carts 1. Cmciy Sue, owner and driver, Howard Reber; 2. Pride, driver.

Sherry Fields, owner. One Acre Stable; 3. Polly, driver and owner, William SWORN IN PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A highly regarded member of a Norristown law firm is the new S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Louis C.

Bechtle, 41, of Wyndmoor, was sworn in Monday by U. S. District Court Judge John W. Lord Jr. The judge said the appointment of BechtJe, graduate of the Temple University Law School, caused "great rejoicing" among members of the federal judiciary Richard Parade Houser, parade Fishburn Church Cub Scouts Have Pack Meeting HERSHEY, May 27 Cub Scout 78 of the Fishburn United Methodist Church, held its pack meeting Friday evening in the social room of the church.

Den Four, Mrs. Betty Engle, den mother, and Marcia Lucas, assistant, had charge of the opening exercises. Den two, Mrs. Fern Roland, Den Mother and Mrs. Denna i assistant; won the attendance banner.

Bobcat ceremonies were conducted for Kelly Jones and his mother, Mrs. Keith Jones, by Den Chief Doug Dorman, of Den Jim Keith crossed the bridge to the Boy Scout Troop 78 anc was presented the neckerchiei and welcomed into the Seoul Troop by.Harry BoyanowsM. John Lucas, Bill Dorman Chris Weaver, were transferred to the Webelos Den, George Smith, Webelos leader, welcomed the new members. William Price, presented awards to the following Cubs: den one: Randy Schell, Bill Dorman; den two: Darryl Roland, Tim Stine, Mark Winters, Joe Allen; den four: Joey Lucas, Bryan Nye, Steve Nye; den five: Stevs Kaylor and Jack Murray. In the Webelos den: Jim John Nemcovsky, Chris Weaver, Jim Smith, Charles Crandall.

A film chairman, announced that organizations contacted to be ii the line of march are: Chief of Police Allen McCurdy, Jonestown American Legion color guard and firing squad, followed by cars carrying the Gold. Star Mothers, Legion officials, members of the borough council, members of the clergy, fire company officers and officers of the Northern Lebanon Jaycees. The Perseverance Fire Company, fire police color guard, junior firemen and the fire com pany new diesel pumper, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Quittapa- hilla Forest No. 25 Ranger Drill Team, the Emeralaudes Drill Team of the Fredericksburg American Legion Post 915, Jonestown Little League baseball team. Boy Scout Troop No.

32, Cub Pack No. 32, Webeloes and Girl Scouts. Flower Wagon William A. Schaeffer, parade co-chairman, said that the Memorial Flower Wagon will be decorated with a green field and rows of white crosses with representatives of the armed forces standing in the background. Jonestown residents located on the parade route, are urged to place cut flowers depicting the 1968 World Series was shown and refreshments were served bj Mrs.

Betty Kaylor, den mother and Mary Jones, assistant. All boys who observed birthdays in May were recognized. On June 16 in the evening, the Cub Pack will hold a karate demonstration on the outside of the church. The demonstration will be given by the Palmyra Karate Hub. On June 21 the Cubs will visit the Philadelphia Navy Yard, where they will tour the Aircraft Carrier "Intrepid" and the Battleship "Iowa." vrilten in school wash rooms nd ask what they mean.

Said he missionary we have no sucft iroblem on our mission field, upposed to be and known ti Dark Africa. The service was led by Mrs. Jenry Kern. The prayer was "iven by Mrs. Helen Stoudt.

Clare Kern served as organist and Mrs. Gladys Daub is pianist. Serving as ushers were Bob Donmoyer, Charles Greenawalt, Ralph and Henry Kern. The en- ire offering was given to Rev. -Tornberger.

Palmyra Council Will Advertise For Bids On Square Project PALMYRA, May 27 Palmyra Borough Council reviewed vas led by Mrs. Walter Bern- icisel. The topic, Missionary ia Nature, was discussed by Erma Shuey, James Kern and Rachel Kern. Mrs. Helen Stoudt led the uniors and Rev.

Hornberger spoke in the Teen Birthday anniversary celebrants this week are as follows: Waller Bernheisel on Monday, Stephen Gettle, Wednesday and )avid Haldeman on Friday. Mrs. Ellen Bean had ai veckend visitors, Rev. and Mrs. Earl Troup of Mt.

Joy, Rev. and Mrs. Burton Lange and sons of Vaynesboro and Rev. and Mrs. lharles Bean of Berrysburg, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. David PeircB visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warlow in Shippensburg on Sunday.

in a the plans, Monday evening special meeting for development of the southwest corner of the square in Palmyra. After reviewing the plans and specifications and making some minor revisions in the specifications, a motion was approved to advertise for bids on the project. Target date for completion of the project is Sept. 15. A special meeting has been tentatively scheduled for June 25 to open bids on the project.

Included in the project will be placing of sidewalks, grading and paving the parking lot and planting shrubbery and grass. The proposal of the grass plot between the sidewalk and curb on the Main Street side of the tract was a point of discussion. Councilman Meade Balsbaugh was concerned about the possibility of chemicals used in snow removal and the snow removal techniques doring harm to the grass. After discussing the problem, a vote produced a three-two majority in favor the grass plot. Richard L.

Groff Samuel A. Bomgardner and Russell S. Wagner were in favo of the grass while Balsbaugh and Clifford K. Mark were in favor of placing some othe: material Work began yesterday on the new traffic signals for the in tersection. The three-way sys tern now in effect for the in tersection will be continued However, a loop detector will be utilized to control the timing the lights.

It is expected this will help ease the congestion that sometimes develops at the intersection-. An extra lane of traffic for left turns will be added in each direction. This too, is expected to speed the flow of traffic. Paul Meyer, council president conducted the meeting. Also in attendance were Mayor A.

Gruber and Bruce Hartman borough manager. McGillsfown Viking 4-H Club Sees Demonstration Demonstrations on insects and electricity were given at the meeting of the McGillstown Viking 4-H Club of East Hanover Township at the Ono Fire Hall, Thurscday night. Thirty members and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Funck, Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy B. Grubb Mrs. Harold Gingrich, Mrs. Sam Moyer, and Mrs.

Byron Himmelberger attended the meeting. A demonstration entitled "Collecting Insects" was given along the curb or their frontby Dale Gingrich. Charlie Graby porches. The flowers will be gathered by the Girl and Boy Scouts and be placed on the veterans' graves at the cemetery. Following the services, the parade will proceed to the Jonestown Memorial ballpark where family carnival, freshments and enlnrtainmrnt will be available.

Rain date for the carnival Saturday, May 31. Musical entertainment will ba provided by The Eckert presented a demonstration entitled "Paths for Electricity," Dennis Funck president, conducted the meeting. The next meeting will be held June 5, Brothers immediately following the parade. Organizationi interested In participating itv the parade are requested to contact the following committee members: Houser, Schaeffer, James Donmoy- and Edward Trainer. Two Myerstown Brownie Troops Visit Phila.

Zoo MYERSTOWN, May 27 Brownie Troops 1025 and 397 o. Myerstown and Jackson, Town ship, enjoyed a trip by bus to the Philadelphia Zoo Saturday. The two troops will march in the Memorial Day parade Fri day morning. Members, leaders and guests of Troop 1025 who visited the zoo were: Linda Miller, Susan Salem. Lisa Donkel, Patricia and Susan Neiswinter, Julie Kramer, Susan Kline, Sherry Hunsicker, Lorah Layser, Tina Marie Lutz, Balsbaugh, Judy Krick, Joanne Krick, Michelle Reed, Sharon Leininger, Lori Smith, Lisa Eppley, Elaine Troutman, Cindj Forney and Mary Sue Kramer.

Mrs. Walker Diamond, leader; Mrs. Robert Kalbach, Mrs Thomas Donkel, Mrs. Lero; Kramer, Mrs. Stanley Miller.

Troop 397 Sherry Andrews Tina Billman, Sandy Rom berger, Shirt Yarnail, Robin Brightbill, 1 a i Showers Debora Newton, Patricia Fisher Kalhy Heisey, Brenda Bonawitz Diana DeHart, Belinda Bow man, Wendy Dove, June Their wcchter, Sheri Schooner, Ma riella Leahy, Brenda and Chris Dollart Cindy and Susie Theirwechtcr Gary Althousc, Joe, Cindy Theresa and Cathie Fisher Cindy Yarnail. Mrs. Joseph Fisher, leader and Mrs. Richard DcHart, Mrs Marlin Yarnall, Mrs. Guy Theirwechter, Mrs, Roge Showen, Mn.

Harold Brightbill orceful yes. The children attending chool in America now. Rev. iornberger with said they words they saw The ceded Senior CE, which pre- the missionary service Millbach Springs Couple Observes 12th Anniversary MILLBACH SPRINGS, May 27 Mr. and Mrs.

Marlin Bennetch celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary on Sunday May 25. They were married In Rich- Paul's Lutheran the Rev. Paul and in St. Church by Shanaman. Mrs.

Bennetch was the former Mancy They are the parents of two children, Margie Anne and William. Mrs. Bennetch is a graduate of Pennsylvania Hospital and also is the leader of the girl scout troop brownies 435 and active in the Farm Women's Group nine of Millbach- Schaefferstown area. Bennetch is a farmer and is president of the Elco School Board. Both are active in St.

Luke's Lutheran Church of Schaefferstown. John Bennetch was confirmed on Sunday at St. Luke's. Allen Boyer who is stationed in Norfolk, Va. celebrated his 19th birthday on Sunday.

Mrs. Earl Sholly of Newmanstown, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Martin and son Jeffery of Denver, Regina Haag of Lebanon and Mrs. Annie Weik of RDj 1 Ne'wmanslown, visited Gordon Meekly and family on Sunday.

Mrs. Ralph Eberly visited her daughter Mrs. Richard Gruber and family at Lincoln Park. Mr. William G.

Reedy is at-' tending the Bankers Convention in Atlantic City, N.J. Visitors of Mrs. Ed win Showers and Mrs. Ida Reed were Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Reed and daughters Donna and Brenda and Thomas Hoffman of Palmyra and Mr. George of RD 1 Newmanstown. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Wolfskill attended the confirmation of their nephew Phillip David Anspach in Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster and also visited at the home of Mark Anspach there on Sunday.

School News Mrs. Laura Himmelberger, of Lebanon, is the substitute teacher for second grade at the Millbach Elementary School and will complete the term for Margaret Smith who is recuperating at her home. The Church School closed their term with special graduation services in St. Paul's UCC at Millbach. Those officiating were: Rev.

Alfred Sandrock of St. Paul's UCC of Schacffcrslown, Rev. William Miller of St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Schaefferstown and Rev. Park Ranck of the Millcrcck UCC Parish.

Church News "Holy Ghost" was the sermon theme used by Rev. Park Ranck at the morning services at St. Paul's UCC on Sunday morning at Millbach. "The Light of the World Is Jesus" was a special anthem by the Junior Choir directed by Mrs. Reba Erb, and a c- companicd by Mrs.

Janet Bass, organist. The wedding of Miss Shirley Smith of RD 3 Mycrslown and David Bickslcr took place In St. Paul's UCC on Saturday afternoon. Holy Communion will be held on Sunday June 1, Irwin Dingcr Is the caretaker of the cemetery adjoining church..