The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday *
A atop co he rms
“oraning,
April

Northern Tr yops in Southern Camps
Local Men

(From page 1)

| lumbia, Pa.—Station Hospital, Medi-
| eal Corps, B-20,
| Pa.
Ray RI
| lumbia, Pa.
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| Pa. is G, RTC.
! Carp Hom Houston, Texas
118 South Bar-
Joy, FPa.—Army
& S., Washing-
Indiantown Gap,
D1 Co
-Medical Corps
Be lyeir,
wads Gamber, R.

Com-
pany A, 4, Fort

se Kretzing,
, Mount
dical Center,
ton, D. C.
Joseph C. Witmer,
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H.
Jr., Old Mar-
Norman Strickler, R. D. 2, Mount
Joy, Pa—No Address.
William Heisey, R. D. 1,
Joy, Pa~—No Address.
. Thomas Martin, R. D. 1, Colunr-
‘bia,’ Pa—No Address. , = _
Ray Heisey, Florin, 5 —No Ad-
dress
Raloh Lee Mupmer,
H. & S. Company,
Fort Belvoir,
Jay Reed Snyder, R. D. 2, Mount
Pa—Company A, 93rd Anti-
1k Battalion, Fort George Meade,
Mount
Florin, Pa.—
30th Engineers,
Virginia.

d Musser

W. Ludyyg of New Haven. (At bot
also at Stewart.

lined "fio preparatory for the change of guard at

s uf the
wart,
tom) New York soldi
Camp Ste

207th Field Artillery from New
Ga There are many Pennsylvania troops
All of these camps are served by the Seaboard Railway.
Eh RD. 1,
BF Mount Joy, Pa—22nd School
Shown (at top) lined up for their first mess, members of the 172rd Field Artillery from New Hampshire at Squadron, Air Corps Technical
Camp Blanding, Fla. pose for their picture by the Seaboard Railway photographer. Pictured are Mess Sgt. School, Lowry Feld. Denver, Col-
Joseph Gad=a, Mess Sgt. Duilette, Cook, Bob Bernard, Pvts. William Forest, Edgar Hartford, Albert Jutras, rad i
Tony Amato, William Greenough, Matthew Laworshi, Maurice Mattais, Edward Leger, Nath. Mitchell, Michael
Godzyk, Arthur Sylvester, Gilbert Reni, George Bernard. Stanley Wazolek, Eugene Nute, Burton Nichols, Ray Snyder, New St, Mount Joy,
Alfred Cote Jr., all of Manchester; Pvt. Elwyn Smith of Peterborough. Pvt. Richard Donahue, Lancaster, Pa.—Motor Transport School Det.,
Pvt. Willkam Whitehead of East Jaffrey (Inset) Supplies belonging to the men of Company G 118th Medical Quartermaster Depot, Holabird,
Detachment from Connecticut being unloaded also at Camp Blanding. Directing the unloading is Capt Edward

Baltimore, Maryland.
Clyde E. Gerberich,
St., Mt. Joy,
Medical
York are West Main
Pa.—Companys A, 5lst

CLOINCIL WANTS
(From page 1)
are ad pus to build”.
The d¢ Hr in brief
Toro Council gives
sion the assurance that it will pay
ner anytime this year,
ahead with the work immediately|
and “take chances on this or the
succeeding Council being sufficient
ly satisfied with the service * * *
to provide the neccessary funds to
pay the balance or $750”.
What Planner Will Deo
Appended is what the town plan-
ner Russel V. Black will provide
asd supply for his fee of $1,500:
1. Acquire or make and supply
the following base maps of the
Borough.
a. An aerial-mossaic map of the
Borough, and immediately adjoin-
ing area, at a scale of 1 inch equals
300 feet. ;
b. A linc map at the same scale
showing all streets, railroads, school
grounds end other public proper-
ties, and streams and other major
existing features or facilities.
2. Compile and tabulate or map
the following data for use in mak-
ing the planning studies and pre-
paring the zoning ordinance and
map:
a. Populaton growth statistics
for Mt. Joy and neighboring muni-
cipalities, over a period of several
decades; same for school population
to whatever extent available.
b. Right-of-way and improve-
ment widths of all streets.
c. Boundaries and area of all
school and other public properties.
d. Existing use ofall land and
buildings in the Borough.
e. Financial statistics including;
amounts and trends of total assessed
valuations over period of years
past; present tax rate and trends in
tax rate; present Borough indebt-
edness and rends in indebtedness.
f. Extent of sewer and water
service, and general adequacy.
g. Capacity and present occu-
peacy of all schools.
h. Such other similar data as
may be found necessary or useful
as the work proceeds.
3. Upon basis of above informa-
tion, field observations, and dis-
cussions with the Borough Plan-
ning Commission, prepare a gen-
eral development plan for the Bor-
ough and immediately adjoining
territory, showing present and pro-
and possible future improvements.
4. With benefit of above infor-
mation and studies, prepire a
zoning ordinance an d map.
5. Prepare latting Rules and
Regulations for use of Planning
Commission in guiding and regu-
lating the subdivision cf land.
6. Prepare and deliver an illus-
trated typewritten report, in tripli-
cate, fully covering the above find.
ings, sudies and recommendations.
7. Maps and other materials to
be delivered in addition to the
typewritten report:
a. air map.
b. The zoning existing-use map.
c. The general-plan map.
d. The official zoning map on
tracing cloth.

the Commis- |
$750 as provided in the budget to-|
ward the services of a town pla n- |
posed streets, school grounds, parks] ent
end playgrounds, and other exi isting | 2
|

previously by the Plan- |
approved
"ning Commission, and prepare and | ed joining the State Association of| ¢
submit final report.
After the ebove was discussed at
length, Myers made a
| motion that Council pay the Com-
y $750 provided the
, provided that some
rons other
r the remaining $750.
ive Council the
n would not

as in
person
than Boro Coun-
This
assurance
ask
body the balance next
to pay
this

vote ¢ the above motion
essrs. John Moore and
Wa ter Loraw voted against the
motion and President, H. H. Krall,
Earl Myers and Robert Keller voted
Chairman Krall declared the
motion carried.
Vill Not Accept
In conversation with Mr. Clar-|
ence Schock, Chairman of the Com- |
mission Tuesday, he stated that
Council's will not be
accepted because the committee can
see no good reason why any indi-
vidual or any body of men should
assume the expense of a permanent |
improvement in our boro for
to come.
ves.
proposition
Burgess’ Report
Burgess Hendrix reported the]
collection of $7.50 for license fees!
during March.
Water Committee
Mr. Keller reported the pumping

cer)
condition”, |

station in the “usual
Mr. Srhatz wv side cleaned
and supervisor began extending
water main on Marietta Strect.
|
Property Committee
Loraw repored having pur-
new nets for the tennis!

courts, new bases for the basl dia-
mond, latch and windows broken
and building in park otherwise
{
damaged.
Golfing In Park

Also that
adjoining the
hat full balls
his lawn. |
Pumping Engineer |
Shatz reperied having pump-
by Diesel |
water power in|
i ot}
Eg pzil.

of golf gathered on
Mr.
ed 1,664,000 in 45 hours
and 4,500,000 by
imaps and compile the above-listed | Curbs are being painted thruout the
Boros Association
Boros. Held over
ing.
Fining A
Burgess Hendrix
not think it
for
illegal parking

fair ti fine a motorist]
Battalion, Fort George
Meade, Maryland.

idata. boro to indicate no parking. Clarence E. Burris, R. D. 1, Mount
| (2). Prepare tentative drafts of Trousers Report Joy, Pa—Company A, 51st Medical
{Borough Plan and Zoning Ordin- Nisslev Li & tide Battalion, Fort George Meade,
was that if ance and map and present same to Feasuter Susie) Jevoried hese!
the Borough Planning Commission | balances: Boro, $6,176.15; Water, | James Phillips, West Main Street,
for its consideration, and for dis- | $7,565.15; Interest, old bonds, $742. |, - Li 33, Vest
{cussion until brought into shape Co. Dota: Meetings Mount Joy, Pa.—Fort George Meade,
{satisfactory to the Commission. a - DOTOS pecking Meryland.
(3). Prepare final drafts of] Councilman Loraw gave a report] wm, G. McGarve y, Florin, Pa—
twill go| Pl lans, maps, and ordinance, in form | of a recent meeting of the County| 1321st. Service Unit, Fort Eustis,
and recommend-|
i Va.
George Watson Schneider, 318
until next meet-| mast Main St.—74th Headquarters
: Co., Fort Monroe, Va.
utoists | Lloyd E. Zerphy, 289 Marietta St.
stated he did| _g, it, Bn. Hg. Battery 213th
Anti-Aircraft Camp
Georgia.

Artillery,
Stewart,

o nthe firs{ of-|

fense. Upon motion Council decid- | ot y A :
: » 5 i 1 Winfield Z. Hendrix—Private, 1st
a that i the Sd . ig en-| Class Bn. Hq. 213th Coast Artillery,
orce the ordinance which means : a rr
So tg hi Anti-Aircraft Camp Stewart, Ga.
it will cost you $2 if you viol oT
Tho Secrelary was instructed Roy B. Brown, Florin—Bn. Hq,
n S¢ ary as istructec to! il Es 4
wot bids on road ofl for June isti 2nd Battalion, 213th Coast Artillery,
delivery Anti-Aircraft, Camp Stewart, Ga.
On Daylight Time Andrew G. Landis, Florin—Staff
Upon motion, Council decided to] Sargeant, Hq. Battery, 2nd. Bu.
do all boro work on daylight sav-
ing time beginning
Ordinance
The ordinance «¢
| Street from Detwiler
to the alley passed
reading and was ordered properly
advertised.
These bills were
$1,002.96; Water,
Coal Fund, $26.25;
Fund, $15.25
| borough limits,
April 11th,
Cows, shoats, Baby
| etc will be sold. Sale at 12 noon.
—— DO Ce
American
be used in
ines will

—— Geen
Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
>
YEAS C. S. FRANK & BRO. SALE
Their annual big sale will be held
at their place of business near the
on Good Friday.
afternoon and evening
cement-
[213th Coast Artillery,
art, Georgia.
Camp Stew-
April 27.
Passed
pening Concord
Avenue south
third and final
Lewis Winters,
Bu. 213th Coast
Stewart, Georgia.
Lester Kuhns, Town—Co. D., 17th
Eng. Bu. Armored, Fort Benning,
Town—F.C.B., 2nd
Artillery, Camp
: Georgia.
bit Be “| Harry K. Ressler, R. 2, Mt. Joy—
Hg. Company, 2nd Bu. 213th Coast
Fatterson Coal
Artillery, Anti-Aireraft, Camp Stew-
art, Hinesville, Georgia.
Sylvester Browning, Florin—Hgq.
Company, 2nd Bu., 213th Coast Ar-
tillery, Anti-Aircraft, Camp Stew-
art, Hinesville, Georgia.
Herbert Mumma, Town—Hgq. Co.
2nd Bu, 213th Coast Artillery, Anti-
Aircraft, Camp Stewart, Hines-
ville, Georgia.

Chicks, Poultry

making mach- — lB
Tienstin, China. Turn useless articles about your
home into cash. Advertise them ir
cur classified column.

BUY
EAS
LOCAL
Made in
LARGE VARIETY OF EASTER BASKETS
Fine Cho
219 North Qucen Siveet

361 hours, a total of 6,164,000 for|
Mellinger’s
iF YOU
Backed by 10 ycars experience in the art
TER CANDIES
WANT QUALITY
of fine candy making
—_—NOW CN SALE ATe—
DEALERS CR AT RETAIL STORE
IN LANCASTER CITY
sizes from 5 cents to $3.00
colates put up in 1, 2 and 5-ib. Boxes

March.
Beard Of Health
Dillinger reported sev-
eral cases of mumps quarantined |
and two nuisances corrected.
Officer Zerphey’s Report
Arrests and prosecutions, assault
and battery 1; drunk and disorder-
ly 1; solid fuel act 2; stop sign 2.
Objects To Painting
Mr. Frank Walters, E. Main
Street, objects to painting the curb
his house because he
* Secretary

yellow at

e. Typewritten copies of the
platting rules and regulations.
i itten copies of the
ER ordinance.
8. Attend the public hearings
on the zoning o ce, =, Sequined
to be held b ythe P lanning Com-
mission and Burgess and Council.
: NOTE: Procedure shall be:
Fayre the above-listed
wi
does no “like the looks of it". |

BET
So
on

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Made only by The RUBEROID Co.
J. L. SNAVELY & SONS
LANDISVILLE
Phone 3511
Branch Office: MOUNT JOY
Phone 65
ket St, Mount Joy, Pa.—22nd Signal
Operation Co., Fort Geo. G. Meade,
Maryland. |
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Prices Effective Until Closing
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Assorted Flavors pea Flavors
JELLY EGGS &"
CHOCOLATE EGGS
Fruit & Nut or Cocoanut
Fruit and Nut Chocolate Eggs
Decorated Chocolate Eggs
GOLD SEAL FINEST ALL-PURPOSE

Gold Seal Cake Flour
23°
Cal. Red Diamond
WALNUTS
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
44-0z
pkgs
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‘SMOKED
PICNICS
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1b 19¢
Shank End up to 7 Ib Ib 16¢
Buit End up to 7 lbs Ib 23¢
Slices of these Hams Ib ‘35¢
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Center Cut
Fresniy Ground Ho
Smoked Country
2 lbs. 2%
Ib. 1§e
Ib. 2h
Sausage
Pork Cheops

Baked or Pickle Loaf
Sliced Tongue
Creamy Cotlage Cheese
Potato
PINERPDPLE o Del Monte
GOLDEN COR!
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Salad or Cole Slaw
FANCY.PEAS (Bie Label)
DEL MONTE SPINACEE
CORN Buiter Kernel once
Acme Whole
Kernels
Rob-Ford Green
14 1b | FANCY BAY BUCK
2b fog SHAD Ib.
Ib 10c| BONELESS
Ib 10¢ | STEAK FISH Ib.
15
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36°
America’s Prize-Winning
SWEET CREAM
fut BUTTER
No 2
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17¢
15¢
27°
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87"
cans
No 214
can
No 214
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12-02
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Preserves
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Easlor Fruits Fresh FETT

Large. Juicy Valencia
Oranges
15-29°
CRISP
Fresh Celery J
TOMATO JUICE - sunrisa
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Phillips’ Spaghetti

Crisp California
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VICTOR BREAD -
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Saturday, April 12th, 1941.
Mount Joy's
Modern Seif-Service
Food Market
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
Parking in Rear
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Open Every Friday ]
and Saturday Nights

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Treesweet Orange Je. 3 2.2% 25¢

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Kirkman'’s Floating Soap 4 chs Statler Tow : pkg Princess Window Spray
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