The Physician On Call Sunday Dr. David E. Schlosser —— |= Fl FT Y- T Lively Discussion Over More Parking Marks Council Meeting | To New Police Car Purchas- ed From Newcomer Motors A lively discussion, con, over the placing of addi- tional parking meters on side | streets here, marked a meeting | of the Mount Joy Borough Council Monday evening. The discussion followed the action of Burgess Charles Fish in vetoing an ordinance passed by council at the May meeting to place additional meters here. Burgess Fish followed up his veto with an of the reasons why he di. (hot fav- or more meters here ouncil- man Jim Spangler tog) ‘he op- posite side of the gyestion in the discussion. The members of council fail- ed to renew the motion to over- ride Burgess Fish’ veto, the matter of more meters was dropped. Robert Hurst, representing Chamber of Commerce, atterd- ed the meeting and reported that of 57 replies received from members, four were indefinite: eight favored more meters and 45 went on record opposing more meters. This is approxi- mately 85 per cent, he estimat- ed. A petition signed by employ- ees of the Mt. Joy postoffice in which they voiced objection to Josing their parking space at the side of the postoffice, also was presented. Purchase Car A contract for the purchase of a new police car was issued to Newcomer Motors, Inc., low- est of three bids submitted. The car, a 1953 Chevrolet 2-door se- ran, will be purchased for a bid of $791 plus the present car. Miss Oliver Will Become Bride Of K. H. Dougherty Miss Bulah M. Oliver, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, of Quarryville, will be-' come the bride of Kenneth Dougherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Dougherty, Landisville, at a wedding ceremony to take | place this Saturday afternoon | in the Landisville Church of] God. Rev. Harold will officiate, assisted by Thomas Tillett. The bride-elect will be at- tended by her sister, Mrs. Lucil- le Slaymaker, of Lancaster, as matron of honor. Another sister Louise Oliver, Quarryville! their cousin, Miss Blanche Os- born, and Mrs. Phyllis Newcom- er, Lititz, sister of the bride- groom-elect, will be brides- maids, Miss Anne Oliver, Quar- ryville; and Miss Joan Oliver, Mount Joy, sister and cousin, respectively of the bride-elect, will be junior bridesmaids. Joe Gerlach, of Elizabethtown, will be best man and ushers will be William Oliver, Quarry- ville, brother of the bride-elect; Samuel Miller Jr., Bristol, cous- in of the bridegroom-elect; and Clarence Newcomer, Lititz, brother-in-law of the bride- groom-elect. ' Traditional wedding music will be played by Miss Mary Lo- uise Grube, Landisville, and Donald Shirk, Quarryville, will be soloist. A reception will be held at Kauffmans Tea House. Both are are employed by the Lancaster County Gas Division of UGI. — pro and as daugh- | E. Ferrer, Jr., Rev. | UNDERGOES OPERATION Mrs. Robert Shank, N. Mar- ket St., underwent an operation at the Lancaster General Hos- pital on Monday. She was re- ported much improved today. HIRD YEAR, NO. 1 | opened at | with work scheduled James R. |§ | it was announced. | . committee MOST Meters To Be Toastmaster At Alumni Banquet 2 Army Air Force Lieut. Ed- ward Heilig, of the class of 34, will serve as toastmaster at the annual Alumni banquet to be held in the Mount Joy High School Auditorium Saturday evening at 6:30. Lt. Heilig spent three years in Germany as a pilot in the light bomber group and now is stationed at the Bolling Air Force Base. He also lectures at the University of Maryland each Friday. alll) Boro. To Repair Pinkerton Road $600 To Fire Co. Additional street repairs are to be made here this summer; council announced this week. The first stretch to be im- proved will be the Pinkerton Road from Marietta Street to Columbia Avenue. Bids for this work will be advertised and the next meeting, to start around the first of July. Fire Co. Appropriation Two appropriations schedul- ed for the fire eompany were approved when council voted $600 to be paid now. Sufficient hand to pay loan of -6,000, funds also are on off a temporary To Overhaul Truck The borough truck is in bad shape and will be overhauled in the near future. The property was authorized to get bids and have the work done. ———— Local Registered Cow Has Production Record Brattleboro, Vt.—With “460 pounds of butterfat and 12,533 pounds of milk to her credit, Edgehill Texal Jean, registered Holstein-Friesian cow owned by A. W. Wickenheiser, Mount Joy, has completed a 336-day production test’ in official Herd Improvement Registry. She was milked 2 times daily and was 5 years 7 months when she began her testing period. Her record averages approxi-, mately 18 quarts of milk daily | for the period covered by her| test. Testing was supervised by Penna. State College in coopera- tion with The Holstein-Friesian Association of America. HAROLD FELLENBAUM TO RECEIVE DIPLOMA Harold H. Fellenbaumn, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fellenbaum will receive the degree of Doc- tor of Dental Surgery, Saturday June 6th, at the annual Univer- sity of Maryland Graduation Ceremonies to be held at Callege Park, Md. He will be among the iniety-four graduates re- ceiving their degrees from The University of Maryland College The i what of Dental Surgery. THE | Rainfall Gives Councilmen A Few Worries Drainage Problems Thr- .oughout Borough Are Investigated With local rainfalls of Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday Afternoon, June Ath, 1953 past several weeks breaking all | records, borough council should have expected the flood of com plaints which were at the monthly meeting day evening. registered Mon- Everybody, it seemed for a short period of time, has drain- age problems in {trying to get of all the excess water which has come pouring down from the skies. Members of the street com- mittee personally investigated a complaint that excess surface water was creating a minor Johnstown flood in the vicinity | of Herr's Garage. They found thas some of the water, at least, was pouring from a field on the farm of W. Bernhart. Troubled himself with flood- ed fields, Bernhart had dug a deep trench through a field with a result that the surface water poured onto Route 230. Council immediately contact- ed the borough solicittor with a that he advise Mr. soon excess in H. request Bernhart to discontinue sending ; the water onto the highway. John Dillinger also registered | a complaint that surface water | prevented renters from reach- ing their garages in the alley at the rear of 111 N. Barbara St. Investigation showed that the sewer was clogged. The Street Committee authorized to get costs on dril- ling out the sewer and re-cap- ping it with pipe. er eee etl A Cee. Terry Zink Is Improved Terry Lee Zink, seven-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zink, 43 Old Market St., this borough, was reported some- improved and out of im mediate danger at the Lancast- er General Hospital today. was The small boy was painfully “freak” Main Streets at 12:30 P. M. Monday when a cattle truck, making the turn into Main Street, caught the handlebar of his bicycle crush- ing him. The truck, operated and own- ed by John Wagner, Elizabeth- town, R1, had stopped at the in- tersection before entering highway. The small boy had stopped and was standing at the curb by Officer Mike Good. Despite that Officer Good and two other witnesses were stand- ing on the opposite corner, their view of the mishap was obstruc- ted by the truck. Wagner claimed he did not know the boy’s bicycle had been struck and thought Good stopped him for cutting into the curb. Removed to the office Thomas W. O'Connor, was given first aid and then taken by injured in a Market and also seen Police of Dr. the boy treatment the local ambulance to the General Hos- pital where ' an emergency operation was performed a few hours later, because of a punc- tured liver. His condition was considered quite serious until Wednesday when he began to show an im- provement. TO EQUIP FIRE TRUCKS WITH RADIO EQUIPMENT Two trucks of the Friendship Fire Company are to be equip- ped with two-way radios, Fire Chief Ray Myers announced this week. The new equipment is being added as part of a co- operative plan being sponsored by the Lancaster County Fire- men’s Association. accident at|peginning the |" 's. MINUTE The 1953 mi Show Film Here | DR. IRWIN MOON Religious Series To Begin Monday At Hostetters WEEKLY Graduating Class of the prized sheepskins this evening are { fth, Thomas Kear, “The color-sound Dr. Institute God of Creation,” a film, produced by Irwin Moon of the Moody Science, Chicago the Religious of and Los Angeles, will be first of a series of at Pavilion, 363 Mount Joy, night, Science films to be shown Bli Barbara St. Hostetter’s (rear) Monday June | Memorial With Rev. R. S. Wolfgang of! Manheim, as speaker for a week | of Bible Study the ser- | vices will be conducted nightly at 7:30 thru the week and clos- ing Sunday night. Mission, The general theme will be, 3ehold Your God,” and the week's program is sponsored by Mount Joy Evangelical Congre- gational Church, Rev. Q. A. Deck, pastor. The meetings are open to the public, including children when accompanied by their parents or a chaperon. — Vacation Bible School Will Start Monday Monday, June 8 week Daily regularly held Calvary Bible Church at Haven and Henry Sts. Classes will be held for all children 3 years old and older. There will also be:a. Bible Stu- dy class for adults. Lesson books and materials for Handwork will be provided without ‘charge and will be in ling with the Bible based les- sons taught in each class. There will also be a for the entire school, The Bible School welcomes any children who wish to come. rr tll) eee A CORRECTION The new president of the Youth Fellowship of the Florin E. U. B. Church is Miss Ellen Jean Musselman and not San- dra Forwood as reported last week, begins the 2 Vacation School each summer New at at picnic ley Eby, 3 0 100 8 000 1 gw aay a. RS So Se LANCASTER © Sue 1 B30 20 BB KAMA a ap SNE SIRE ON BR IRD Mount Joy shown in the photo above. High School who will be awarded their Mount sr Bulletin TO THE GRADUATES | a AE much Y COUNTY The Bulletin Circulation Now Has Reached 2300 00 a Y ear in Advance — TINIE $2 Civil Defense Set-up Here Faces Complete Collapse In Lack Of Volunteers Paul Welliver Claims We Have Less Than Half Needed all up To Be Honored efforts put forth an organization, Mount Civil Defense set- up is in danger of completely collapsing, Paul Welliver, chief announced this week. we have just a- bout half the personnel needed to put on a minimum effort in of an emergency,” Welliver Despite to build Joy's warden, “At present case asserted. sent out ap- proximately fifty letters to citi- of the borough, asking them to agree to serve as war- = dens. Of this number, we re- ceived only ten replies. “Recently we zens REV. EZRA H. RANCK | Senior Avards Are | At Unusual Class Day Program The Class of 1953 had Classs Day program Tuesday jeve ning. June 2. consisting of the class, was centered cowboy theme and “Ridin’ On Rainbow.” entire senior around a entitled, a | faculty committee for the pro-, Almeda Grif- | Mrs. gram was: Mrs. Mrs. June MecGary, Margaret Williams and Marilyn Herr. The program concluded with Mr. Wilbur I. Beahm, supervis- 1g principal, giving the annual class day awards: Henry G. Carpenter Commer- cial Awards, 1st, Lucille Thome, 2nd, Kathryn Zeager; Clyde E. Composition Eby. Eli Awards however, were made. Mrs. English Shirley Gerberich Award, Hostetter (Given to one person, this year 3 awards ) Benjamin Clinger, William Zimmer- B. man. Dr. Oliver TG. Longenecker Gold Cross Award, William Tyndall. John E. Schroll Award, Shirley Eby. G. Walter Sloan Award, William Tyndall. The Frank R. Tyndall Cour lesy Awards, Girl, Kathryn Zea- ger; Boy, Robert Schroll. Adam Greer Band Awards, Jay Barnhart, James Drohan, Mary Bailey, Elinor Lane, Ger- ald Bender, Clair Wagner, Shir Gerald Lutz, Marianne Thomas Kear, James Schopf, Myron Weber, Benja- min Clinger, Rachel Lehman, Nancy Swanson. Chamber of Commerce Jay Barnhart. Lions Club Wagner. Rotary Club Home Economics Award, ma Herr. Rotary dustrial Drohan. Mt. Joy High School Indus- trial Arts Award, Marcellus Goodling. The Rensselaer Alumni Med- al Award, William Tyndall. Valedictorian’s Medal Award, William Tyndall. Salutatorian’s Medal Nancy Swanson. Honor Student Awards. nor Lane, Shirley Eby, Barnhart, Clair Wagner. Reader’s Digest Award to the Valedictorian, William Tyndall. Union National Mt. Joy Bank Awards, All seniors. Mount Joy High School Girl's ee etl lessee CHURCH SUPPER Journalism Science Schofield, Award Award, Clair Vocational Club - Vocational In- Arts: Award, James Award, Eli- Jay A roast beef Supper will be held by the Young Adult Class of the Methodist Church in the Sunday School room on Satur- day, June 27, from 4 to 8 p. m. Tickets are on sale, 95 cents for adults and 60 cents for children and can be obtained by calling 35-6115. The program | Athletic |, Nor-| their Athlet] Athletic Award, field. V. F. W' Cit Myron Weber, er. Mount Joy S The ciation Award, Keys, Hi-Crier Nancy Swansc holtzer, Charles Rovenc First Nation: Company The 69th am ment exercises I'hursday eveni the high school ty-three diplomas from senio D. Seiler. The commer vid Bookstaber, | formed Temple Harrisburg. will two Graduation Pr and “Glory To inofl). Gerald B sing Home Down on Jay organ solo, dn). Elinor Lan and Mrs. Ethe ist. dent addresses, given by Swanson, respectively, Democracy.” is T Mater. Consumers Residents in North Jacob St few hours la workmen mains, struck ter main. was installed u completed Tues ing replaced at to the fact that gas being used pipes to dry. A have resulted, Stationed | ond lieutenant ination period Force, Montgo Upon completic she will go to Force Base in S. Genevieve Awards. will be given by ayer,” 3arnhart will “Allegretto,” The theme of the Elinor and William conclude by sing installed A temporory ntil repairs were | Miss Irene Anderson, force Nursing Corps, week for a five-weeks Marianne Scho- izenship Awards, Ruth Oberholtz- portsmen’s Asso- All seniors. Shirley Ruth Eby, mn, lt. 11 Bank & Trust All seniors. ee 69th Commence’t This Evening wal commence- will be held on| 4th, in auditorium. Fif- will receive president of ng, June rs the the Board of Education, Mr. A. | cement address Dr. Philip Da Rabbi of Re Ohev Sholom, The mixed chor us | numbers: “The (Yahres), (Rachman will offer God,” ender a Baritone horn solo, “The eo Farm,” present the anc an (Hay e will be pianist, I Broske, organ- three stu- will be Nancy | which Lane, “Education he program will ging the Alma — Break Deprives Of Water of | M: iin | the vicinity reef near Friday when new ind broke a wa- hook-up | st gas day. A number of gas mains are be- due | this time the new natural | is without mois- | |ture and as a result caused old number of leaks it was stated. . a n Alabama a sec- in.the U..S.: Air left last indoctr- at Gunter Air mery, Alabama on of this course the Shaw Air Carolina. Ober- Zimmerman, Tyndall, | in a| “Added to the twenty volun-= teers we had previously, this gives us a force of about thirty half the minimum re- Three From Hrs To Get Degrees At Leb. Valley A prominent local pastor two Mount Joy ceive degrees from Valley College at the nual Commencement to be held on Monday. A feature of the will be the awarding of the de- of Doctor of Divinity to Rev. Ezra H. Ranck, pastor of the Mount Joy Evangelical U. B. Church The bachelor degrees are: Ruby M. Helwig, of Main St. who will be ed the degree of bachelor science in musical education. John G. Keiser, of 211 South Market Street, who will be a warded the degree of bachelor | of arts. Keiser majored in Eng lish. | prs wardens— quirement. “And,” Welliver added sob- erly, “if more volunteers do not come forward, all efforts to maintain a Civil Defense set-up in Mount Joy to meet any em- ergency which might arise from today’s troubled international situation, will utterly collapse.” Minimum requirements to meet an emergency here, as pointed out by local Civil De- heads this week, are as follows: 48 block wardens. dens would be responsible from six to eight homes. 8 post wardens. These would supervise the work of groups of six block wardens. 3 zone wardens to supervise the work of the post wardens and to issue orders in case of an emergency. This. it was pointed out, is the minimum for an eight-hour shift. a prolonged em- ergency, it would be necessary to maintain three shifts | here Mr. ed a and seniors will re- Lebanon 84th an Exercises exercises gree fense These war- for two students to receive 32 East award- of In case of Stevens, state his- | torian for the Commonwealth Pennsylvania, deliver commencement address and K. such of will attend- training Philadel- pictures Japan, would of the pub- Welliver recently Civil Defense school at Ogontz, near phia where viewed of atomic in pictures, change the lic, he said. rr — eee Manor Wins County Title After ments, the will be awarded the degree of of letters. EE aoctor he bombings if shown, attitude Hempfield Alumni To Dine e Saturday A $400 scholarship will be presented by the Alumni of the [ { Hempfield High School | of the graduates at the | banquet this Saturday {at the gchool in Landisville. | The to one annual | evening two previous due to light failure at high school alumni { Stumpf Field, and inclement | in the county which gives 2 we ather, Manor High School scholarship of this type. started | yon the 1953 championship of the plan last year by awarding (the Lancaster County High {a total of $525 to two graduates. | sc hool Baseball League, by I'he alum- | wiping out Coach Day’s Section and is a basis | 9t1. and ability champs until postpon- which is the only | association group, fund is solicited from | ni warded on the | | of need actually were | The winner the sixth [ie sic was selected earlier were lead- champs, The year’s | out-hit of this | frame, and yet they this week during a meeting of |ing 4 to 1, due to wild throwing committee members Mount Joy officials. Harold L Although there were two { umni pre sident doubles by Ashen- DO Wee and Ben Clinger in the school (and errors on the al- and i { Myers is {team | successive [felter were deprived of water for a | Mark 40th Anniversary | "rd and scored only one run, Germer’s hit would have scored if it had not been High's warm-up getting the ball and the field. Time was called umpire and the play out. Germer then | With Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Dalvin M. horn, Salunga, celebrated {fortieth wedding by the | Sunday, May 31 by was wiped i their children and families at als dinner. Guests Mr. |C linger easily, {for Manor Male- their pitcher playing anniversary base entertaining truck out. | The champs racked up 13 included the follow-|stolen-sacks in all, with two of and Mrs. D. M. Male- |resulting in direct runs. Dalvin, Jr.; Mr.| There was an estimated group |and Mrs. Lloyd Malehorn and | of 500 fans. The winning pitch- | son, Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs. | er was Dunkle, and the losing Richard Wenditz and children, |pitcher, 3ill Zimmerman, who Carol, Judy and Dickie; Mr. and | replaced Zeller in the fifth in- Mrs. William Malehorn and ning. A good explanation for daughter, Jean; Mr. and - Mrs. the Ram’s after having a per- Paul Brenner and son. Joe; Mr. | fect Section 2 record, is “Run- and Mrs. John Malehorn, all of | ning wild.” Salunga; Mr. and Mrs. Walter weet umes 3renner and son, Dean, Mount | ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL Joy; Miss Helen Lindberg, Eph-| Mrs. Vera Albert, N. Barbara rata; Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gar- | Street, was admitted to the man, Neffsville; and Mr. and | Lancaster General Hospital on Mrs. C. K. Weaver, Lititz. Tuesday for observation, ling: horn and son,
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