Loretta M. Sprenkle was a founding member of SUN Area Council of Republican Women. She passed away suddenly in early 2012 leaving a legacy of love of God, Family and Country. Loretta was committed to educating youth on the importance of Americanism.
2015 Topic: “The American Patriot I Most Admire.”
Rules: Students, grades 7-12, who attend public, private, parochial or home schools may submit one essay each.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MYSTERY DINNER TO BENFIT SPRENKLE ESSAY CONTEST AND SCHOLARSHIP
SUN Area Council of Republican Women will host a mystery dinner themed, “A Night at the Ranch” on October 4 at 5:30 p.m. at Hummel’s United Methodist Church, Middleburg to benefit the Loretta M. Sprenkle Memorial Essay Contest and Scholarship. Loretta M. Sprenkle was a founding member of SUN Area Council of Republican Women. She passed away suddenly in early 2012 leaving a legacy of love of God, family and country. Loretta was committed to educating youth on the importance of Americanism.
Loretta Sprenkle was known around the area for her annual creative mystery dinners. The fun begins as diners order a custom four-course dinner from a disguised menu and have each course served to them. Finally the full menu will be served as a buffet dinner.
Reservations must be made to 570-374–0876 prior to September 20, 2014. Regrettably, no walk-ins can be accommodated. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. More information may be found at sunacrw.com.
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