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Sewing Machines
REPAIRED ~ REBUILT
OR CONVERTED INTO
"Boro Couneil
(From page 1)
| amount of $28.00.
| By a communication the Boro
| Authority reported that it had elect-

| week following July Fourth.

| Mr. Keller, of the Water commit-
| tee, reported reservoir cleaned and
rt tn tn :
a A G G v P A N T ) | motor at pumping station repaired.
| | Supervisor Smeltzer reported that
A R KF, M O S T | he needs better mowing equipment
| as his old mowers are “shot.”
UNSIGHTLY |
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A beautifui pair of rings
ment and wedding.
set with fine diamonds,

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Wedding Anniversary List

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| 76-78 East Main Street Mount Joy wale:
i - -
Hi
Pumping Engineer Schatz report-
ed having pumped 145 hours by
motor and 271 hours by turbine, a
CLEAN & PRESS
| THEM FOR YOU BS
| | nuisance corrected.
RIGHTLY
| total of 9,296,000 gallons for the
Mus. Nora Derr asked permission
of the Board
case of
and one

of Health, reported
chicken-pox quarantined
one
| to erect a porch in
Secretary Dillinger,
| home on West Main street,
| much as she has a pavement 14; ft.
wide and the boro crdinance stipu-
| an 8-ft. sidewalk, her re-
| quest was complied with.
Roy Hoffman made his usual
| complaint relative to a street light,
the conditions of the
his but Council
Inas-
lates

month of May.
front of her
QUALITY CLEANERS
\ r and
| street at home
| turned a deaf .ear.
Treasurer Kar] Krall
monthly report relative to the vari-
ous accounts. There is a balance of
|]! £1,499.26 in the Boro account and
[| $11.520.08 in the Water account.
| Both our local banks, The First
| National Bank and Trust, Company
|
I
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—i a made his

and the Union Natignal Mount Joy
|} Bank presented bids on interest
[1] rates for a $15,000 loan for the pur-
chase of a fire engine. The hids
| were very close but the First Na-
tional being $6.50 lower, was grant
ed the loan, a resolution authorizing
[}| same being passed. The sealed bids
opened at the meeting by
|§| were
|| Secretary Brian.
i Solicitor Arnold was_present and
explained in detail the method of
|}! procedure in transferring the Water
Works, “pack, bag and saddle,” to
the Boro Authority. Both Council
and the Authority should meet, dis-
cuss the subject and mutually a-
gree on the matter, then the neces-
sary documents will be drawn up
and the transfer legally made.
A number of property owners on
West Donegal street appeared be-
fore Council with a request relative
to the street bordering their homes.

The Solicitor will prepare a petition
be given
further consideration by Council.
NEWTOWN
Mr. and . Mrs.. Roy Barton and |
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Atland and |
femily, Marion Jones cf Columbia, |
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sentz and]
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. |
Fogie on Sunday.
which, in due time, will

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Wedding Gift Suggestions ||

Donegal Air Airport News The Bulletin,
Rotary Club News
A Briton n Flight” was held
to the Lancaster Municip!
Airport |
for lunch Sunday. afternoon. Se-
ELECTRIC PORTABLE MACHINES | ed Paul A. Mueller as their legal [Ven airplanes with seventeen pilc its |
| council. and cheir friends flew in V forma- |
SEL The various commiltees made | tion. Those participating were:
Ly 1 | their usual reports. Mr. Newcomer, Charlie Bailey, Clarence Heisey,
KAPF Y In Florin | of the Street go i reported John Hawthorne, Bill Aller, John
OR PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-573) street oiling will begin the first Landis, Lloyd Nissly,
Landis, Paul McMilan,
Paul Hess, Herb Shelly,
Marvin Erb, and Warren Greena- |
walt,
Sim Horton flew to Hershey and |
to .York Airports.
Marty Moore received his private
pilots certificate on Saturday.
Adam Greer and John Hawth-
qroe made a dual cross country |
trip to Blairstown, New Jersey on |
Sunday afternoon. |
Sam Balsbaugh, Bill Risser and |
Stehman Landis visited the airports |
at Carlisle and Harrisburg Sunday.
Raymond Garman, Marlin Young |
Walt Reilly,
Al Forry, |

|

and Jim McKendricks flew to |
York.
Norman Sprecher and John |
Hawthorne flew to Reading and to
Harrisburg,
Visitors to the local airport last
week included: John Mohr who |
was flying from Lancaster, Paul |
Marvel from Mountville, Mr. Wen-
ger from Chambersburg, Jim Mec-
Veigh from Wilmington, and Simon
Zook from Morgantown.,
meeting of the Heipet Club
was held Thursday evening at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles H.

Bender, Landisville.
Games were played and prizes
won ‘by the following: H. B.
Trimble, Walter Schafer, Mrs. E.
J. Trimble, Jr, and Mrs. William
H., Shubroaks.
selections impromptu for a few re-
maining guests. She is 93 years of |
age and made a grand ending to the
concert which started with Nancy
Schlosser, aged four.
This recital was also a farewell by
Mrs. Sloan to her pupils as

she is
Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 9, 1949~7

speaker at
| Luncheon.
Ralph Schlosser
Stehman | Clauss of Elizabethtown,

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discontinuing her
time.

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Isbell EE a Gea Clocks INTERNATIONAL STERL A . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamber of |
Pl ie eaves vat tea iv i «+ China A of STERLING FL TWakt & HOLLOWAREL i} Mt. Joy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ab- PAUL EE. WEBBER
Sud... See ees Crystal & Glass HOLMES & EDWARDS FLATWARE | cs Garber on Sunday. | G. E. Appliance , & Wiring
4 £ ie CL + { 1 i 5 4 > N - 5 PA,
3 etn Electric 1847 ROGER FLATWARE ROGER HOLLOWARE |}! Mrs. Wilburt Witmer, son, Ron- | MASTERSGNVH LE PA
Reese «4 — | [4] ald, Mrs. Paul Myers and daughter, | 211-J Manheim R3.
i der a Viet J Co SILVER-PLATED BON-BON DISHES, {Doris and Mrs. Beatrice Neff, of |:
7 Met: x S | oe ’ NH | re
Sth . Linen & Laces EREAD-TRAYS CELERY DISHES '§| Lancaster RD, visited Mrs. Lilian)
Of 2 Ra Leather Goods or |¥| Witmer Sunday. |
gh RE LE i OE RO Si Diamond Joely SUNBEAM MIXMASTER SUNBEAM IRON | Mrs. Howard: Witmer visited Mr. |
a RTI essere car's er Fs FROCTOR IRON TOASTMASTER CLOCKS | |and Mrs. Calvin Ness at Columbia | fo
Wh a . Silver Jewelry KRC °E 7RAFT WAR {}| on Sunday.
He . Gold Jewelry Ena E VASES |]| Mus. Matilda Herr visited Mr.
I a RE a Ry Watches SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS | and Mrs. Hoffer Risser and
aa . Holloware { ic Gar sg 3
Yl a Furniture We carry « full line of Wedding invitations, announce- || Bone es |
IS a . Porcelain menis and reception cards. 5 : 3
i rE a see A ria a Bronzes. Figurines { Mis. Cernelius Hippler and son | GOLDEN (HORD
20th Platinum rere || of Lancaster. RD, spent the week- | atu
25h Silver end with Mr. and Mrs. George | WATCH BRACELET
ti “5 ADAM H. GREER [55228
19th ee Roe ® 1 Mrs. Roy Gephart of Mt. Joy,
008. hn pa ai Sapphire visited Mr. and Mrs. George Schoel.- | \
30th ven .. Gold Je we le r kope on Sunday. SL li
Bh nie ; Emerald a im {§ Linda, Betty and John Gelt- | NN
... Diamond Jubilee 8 East Main Street Dial 3-1124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. | | macher spent the week-end with |
A | their grandmother, Mus. Minnie |
| Geltmacher at Kinderhook. Mr. |
and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher were | !
Sunday visitors. Look close!
Newtown Midgets defeated the The gleaming
Florin Midgets 9 to 6 in a Sunday | strands of Spei-
T S I CO C | game. | del GOLDEN
OTAL ONTRIBUTIONS Mr, and Mrs. Aristice Wittle had CHORD flow
entertained Mr. Charles Wittle of | a stunning Hand
TO PATE TO Marietta, Mr. Joseph Wittle, Col Woven Cord de-
| umbia; Harry Hamilton of Eliza- | sign! Giveher

| bethtown and Mr. and Mrs.
nar Hallgren of Mount Joy.
Recital By Pupils
(From page 1)
| Glenn Bailey, Trumpeter and Miss |
Mary Cassell, who is a
well-known concert violin artist.
Sheyis appearing-in a recital in New |
"| York™City, June 8th, at 8:30 o'clock
| in St. Bartholomew's Church, on
| Park Avenue, when she will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs. Sloan gave a piano selection
and to top the program, Mrs. J. C. |
Cassel, grandmother of the violinist, J
' very beautifully played some piano
Rag-
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

$267,124
SICO CUSTOMERS are the BENEFACTORS
The MORE SICO CUSTOMERS — The MORE
PROFITS for PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
APRIL, 1949
Francis
— win her with
Speidel Golden
Chord — strik-
ingly gift-pack-
aged in a lavish
Empire box. Plus
Speidel’s won-
derful new Fash-
ion-Change Ends
that attach — re-
lease—with a flip
of your fingers.
$95’
Koser’s Watch Shop
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015
Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA. |/

teaching at this |
| Service When You Need It
or
Pepper of Fort Norris, N, J.
Dr. R. D. Walker received the
birthday flower.
Mr. John Windish, athletic coach President Shaeffer read letters of
|of Elizabethtown high school, was'gappreciation from Industrial Arts
the Tuesday Rotary 'and Home Economics students
Glenn Bailey and Anny Ruth Sher=
er for the Rotary awards.
ee tl
Subscribe for the Bulletin.
Rotarians were cl)
Mr. George
Mr. John
Visiting

and

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SPECIAL
FROZEN CONCENTRATED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE,
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Make 1Y2 pints 25¢
Sealtest Ice Cream Now $1.95 gal.
IN 2 FLAVORS. CUT BRICKS, DIXIE CUPS, SANDWICHES,
POPSICKLES
Cloister Dairy Ice Cream Now $1.75 gal.
Orders for dinners and parties packed on request
Mt. Joy Frozen Foods Locker Plant
DIAL 35436

ATTENTION FARMERS
DONEGAL AVIATION SERVICE
Will Dust or Spray
YOUR CROPS OR ORCHARDS:

Tomatoes, Corn, Tobacco and other crops.
JUST CALL YOUR LOCAL AIRPORT
PHONE, MT. JOY 3-5354
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Grant D. Gerberich, Pres. Henry H. Eby, V. Pres.
E. M. Bomberger, Sec'y R. Fellenbaum,
E. W. Newcomer J. Willis Freed
Treas.

Christ Walters John M. Booth Herman Boyer