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The Physician On Call
Sunday
Dr. John Gaies
Fifty. third Year, No. 2(
"The
THE
- MINUTE
WEERLY I N
LANCASTER
Union National Mount Joy Bank float which won first prize in retailers’
hi (Photos by
parade. i
class in last night's
Marshall A.
CANDIDATE. LS
“~
JoyCees’ float, “Miss Pennsylvania of 1970,” first prize
Boy Scout Troop 39 entered
Alp
ig
“Scotch - Lite” Project
Adopted By Jaycees
winning
Taxi Service
R d I M i The “Scotch-lite” project was en-
. esume n oun dorsed at the regular monthly
meeting of the local Jay-Cees on
Joy Borough Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, held at
the firehouse, William Gassman
Mount
yesterday
Joy | was appointed chairman of the
committee assisted by Paul Stoner,
Frank Young and Michael
The group plans to start the
ject over the. weekend. Scotch-lite
is the tape that can be placed on
Taxi service in
started officially
the White Cab Company of Eli-
stand. is lo-
Street
by
Pricio.
’ : pro-
zabethtown: A taxi
Main
cated on East op-
posite the theatre. the rear bumpers of automobiles to
Taxi service will be available | reflects lights. Ammon Hoffer,
side ras i harge x
to citizens of Mount Joy twenty preside nt, was in charge of the
3 y FY | meeting.
four hours a aay. If the taxi is a
not located at the stand, one
Florin Lions To Form
New Boy Scout Troop
Dr. A. C. Baugher,
the Elizabethtown College,
mav call Elizabethiown 265.
The cars are radio--equipped. |
In the near future, they will al. | president of
so be equipped with remote con- was the
trol for better reception. guest speaker at the regular bi-
2 4 . monthly meeting of the Florin
This marks the first time that Lions cluls Monday evening, Oct.
Mount Joy will have taxi ser-| 1s at the Keystone Diner, Florin.
» vice since April of this year. A" committee was appointed to
The town formerly had taxi | check the organization of a Boy
service when two veterans Scout troop in Florin. Men appoint-
! . : ed were Donald Miller, Ralph Ober-
started the business following holtzer, Jay Snyder and Warren
World War II. After that, it
was carried on by John Darren-
kamp until this spring,
Stehman. The committee is seeking
both a meeting place and interested
leaders.
hei
nT
winner in organizations’ class.
in children’s division.
'M. J. Township
Plans 3 Public
Meetings
Three have been
Township
Joy
public meetings
planned Mount Joy
citizens by the Mount
ship School Board to
proposed merger of the
tion of Mount Township with
Elizabethtown Borough, West Don-
Township Conoy Town-
for
Town-
discuss the
upper por-
Joy
egal and
ship.
The first of the three will be
| held at the Florin School Monday,
Oct. 19, 8 p. m.; the next at the
Milton Grove School Wednesday,
Oct. 21; 8 p. m.,, and the third at
the Mount Pleasant School, Friday,
Oct. 23, 8 p. m.
The public is invited to attend
these meetings. The lower portion
of Mount Joy Township is includ-
ed in the jointure of Mount Joy
Borough, East Donegal Township
and Marietta Borough. When the
citizens of Mount Joy Township go
to the polls in November, the en-
tire township has to vote for ‘the
proposed merger of the upper secs
tion with Elizabethtown, - West
Donegal and (lonoy,
i ol
Dussinger) |
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday A Afternoon, October 15,
JHUGE PARADE
New Date Of
I'M. J.H.S. Band To Give
| Concert Friday Evening
C Entertainment for Friday and
Husking ontest } Saturday evenings has been an-!
| rounced for the local community |
Is Announced
School band will give a special
Due to unforseen circumstan- concert at the band stand Friday
ces, the Corn Husking Contest | evening {
originally scheduled for Satur Saturday evening, Al Shade's
day, October 17, will be post-| fhort Mountain Boys and Girls will
poned until Wednesday, Oct. | gut on a musical program at the
21st. | band stand. Rides and amusements
The contest will be held at | re present besides the exhibits |
the same place and at the same i and displays |
time as originally scheduled; | - |
10 a. m., Musser Leghorn farms;
Eliminations will be held at 10
In-Gathering Day
a. m. and the final contest at 1]
p. m. A new feature will be ad- | . |
ded to the husking; a demon Of L al G Id
stration of mechanical corn | oC ul
picker and Woods Rotary Cut- |
ter and Mower. Is Set For Oct. 27
| Winners of the contest will |
{be awarded a trophy for first | In-gathering Day for the Mt. |
prize; $15 for second; $10 for | Joy Branch of the Needlework
third: $7.50. fourth and $5. each Guild of America will be held
contestant. ‘ | Tue sday, Oct. 27 in the Mount |
Methodist Church at 8:30!
Livestock judging will be|, m. |
held tomorrow, 1 p.m. A set of
1953
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Mount Joy Bulletin
Ty
C.OUN The Bulletin
Circulation
Now Has Reached
2300
£2 50 a Year in Advance
ml
FARM SHOW
Union National,
Boy Scouts And
Win
The Union Natiogal Bank
[float received first prize in the
| retailer's class of floats in the
[Pennsylvania Week parade last
| evening with-their “hour glass”
[theme dedicating their one hun-
dreth anniversary next week.
| Second prize went to Ways Ap-
| pliances for their “Way's Penn=
a band of children.
awarded to
{ sylvanians”,
Third prize was
| Eicherly’s Cleaners.
| “Candidates for Miss Pennsyl-
|vania of 1970” the float of «the
loyCees was awarded first prize
in the organization's grouping.
The girls feature eight daugh-
ters of JoyCee members on the
float. Second prize was given to
the American Legion Auxiliary,
Post 185 for their display of _
hospital bed and wheel chair;
and third prize went to the
Lions Club for their lion float.
nedals will be presented by Mrs. Simeon Horton announc-|§ Children’s division float’s prizes
w > » > NG > ; i
ne . op : ed that the in-gathering is open went to Boy Scout Troop 39,
he local Chamber of Commerce : id .
: : to the public and everyone is Lion-sponsored Girl Scout float
to the three highest scoring. .
: , |invited and urged to see the| and Brownies, Troop 147.
club members in the contest] arments ‘which & rathered :
which is open to all 4H Live- Bf eh > RE Re ga I re | Miss Julia Risser, a SOBRO;
‘stock Exhibitors. First prize ig a 8 i” wi ro " Co ! more at Mount Joy High School,
winner: gold medal; second a- ie mn RO M Or i | was crowned Miss Pennsylvania
| ward, silver; and third, bronze. B, m. lal aay Wiln Wis, rang {of Mount Joy by last year's
| cm primers tll Minnis ces Frank as chairman, assisted | 2 : queen, Miss Marian Rutt. Miss
ky Mrs. Daniel Wolgemuth, Miss Julia Risser, “Miss Pennsylvania of Mount Joy,” with Rutt also presented her with a
Local Men Visit Mrs. J. N. Newcomer and Mrs. runners-up, Miss Pat Frantz, left, and Miss Nancy Jo Detwil bouquet of flowers and a war
Hazel Roth. er, right bond, gifts from the JayCees.
There will be two featured| __ ea Runners-up for Miss Penna. of
Sewage Plants tables at this year’s in-gather- Elmer Hoover To C T B Mount Joy, Nancy Jo Detwiler
| ing. The one will be the Girl orm ueen 0 € and Patricia Frantz were hon=
Four Mount Joy men visited | Scout table. All items ‘contrib- . . ored in the parade.
the Glouchester, N. J. sewage uted or made by the Scouts will KB Dinner Sp ker Ch T ght The contestants for Corn
| plant Saturday, Oct. 10. S. H.|be shown here. The other will € €a osen oni Queen, marching units, and
| Miller and William Batzel rep-|be a Memorial Table. Elmer Hoover will be the Nine girls have been chosen |Pands completed the second ‘an-
resented the Mount Joy Auth- wishing to contribute items in|, «qq speaker at the annualfas candidates for the title of nual Pennsylvania Week par:
ority: Lloyd Myers, represented | memoriam may honor someone’ = . : ade held in Mount Joy.
the Mount Joy Borough Coun-|by doing so. banquet’ of the thirty-sixth an-{Corn Queen of the local Com- ree ee en
cil and Joseph Michaels, the| At the present time, there are {nual Mount Joy Community munity Exhibit. For the first
aithotity’s engineer touted welioriv.nine directors of the Sane IE xhibit at Hoste tter’'s Thursday [time since the origin of the con Race To Feat ©
sewage plant and incinerator of |hpranch. Mrs. Horton has, as her | hing, Oct. 22, 6:30 p.m test, the queen will be chosen ur
the town of 12,000 population. | officers, Mrs. Frank Young as | VI Hoover of Rhea) by judges for three traits, beau-
From there, the group went to [vice president; Mrs. Robert @ professor at the klizabeth-}ty, personality and talent. In T -F t R
Downington, Pa., to tour the |Brown, secretary; and Mrs. Ed [town College Special music| former vears, the girls were al- wo 00 amp
plant in that town. They also ward Lane, treasurer. Last year jw) be featured | ways chosen by lot . *
checked the water systems in |the branch collected 18: 29 items. | Also included on the program The nine contestents to com- At Starting Point
the two towns. | Ahvone. interested in nL WI be the awarding of prizes pete in tonight's contest are
At the present time, the Host) garments for the ingathering for | OF . = 19hace, pigs, baby Lois Rutt, Mount Joy High The annual soap box derby
important decision that the au- | distributien to needy families of the eet ing amos School, whos talent is twirling; | held annually during the local
thority has to make is to decide | community, hospitals, orphanages Tickets may be purchased Phyllis Wolgemuth. East Done- Community Exhibit will be
whether or not to build an in-| and church homes, may contact any; {¥om the community exhibit |8al High School, a reading; Syl held Saturday afternoon, 12:30
cinerator for the burning of the | of the local branch officers | committeemen or at the Mount ya Loraw, Elizabethtown High p. m. on Manheim Street. All
town's garbage at the same! ww. Needlework Guild is non- Joy Bulletin Office. The com-}School, vocal solo: Elise Weien, boys thirteen years and under
time that the sewage plant is| and has a membership of mittee in charge of the affair|Marietta High School, Mount Joy, Florin, May-
built. lan craads ind races. To be a mens ire Joseph Shaeffer, S. A. Hor | phon solo and vocal solo: Jean town, Salunga, Manheim, Mari-
| jonate two identical garments ton, and E. W. Garber. | Longenecker, Hempfield High etta and Rheems are invited to
; I yer, Sonate NS 1cal garm = tn. —_— | School vocal solo: Darlene ter tho a
Fire Plug To Be Added [one to wash and. one 0 Wear. Vg ee Rohrer Manheim Central High | eo thie ’
miyy be members also; probably | Five Arrests Are Made le hott I j Good. New features of this year’s
. ¢ rn So Jes x : i
To East Main Street Line | not wanting to give clothing, they Bv Chief Duri Wook | Eliz tit ; go 2 a one | event include the boys starting
, OW 2c o 3 3
An additional fire plug will | supply money to purchase some Y e uring ee LC Fn : one Ay H the race from a two-foot ramp
(be added to the 12-inch line on | There is no age limit to member- Park Neiss, Chief of Police! A He 4 A os [.A permanent wooden ramp Is
dh : - ade Bus dws , | Musser, Mount Joy 4 ub, a ion . rata .
East Main Street it was an.| ship. made five arrests during the | <alo being built which will release 3
nounced by the local authority. =cut A fees eee past week Edward F. Gaunt, | | racers at the same time. Racers
The plug will be placed in Farmers Honored Salem, N. J., was arrested for | Mrs Jay Greider, a member | will run on Manheim Street
front of the Jamesway Plant improper passing; Antonio Ba fo the sponsoring group, the down hill to approximately the
At the present time, water At Rotary Luncheon la gor Luge, East Main Street,|Farm Women No. 8, will be jointure of Old Market and
only be secured at that end of Tuesday was Farmers’ Day at Mount Joy, operating without a of ceremonies. A Quin- Manheim Streets. In former
the street on a plug from a 4-|the Mount Joy Rotary club lun-| license (arrested twice): Ear] | lette from Fast Donegal High years, the race was always
inch line, it was announced by |cheon. with a good representa- Leedom, Elizabethtown RI1, op | Behoo) will sing {held on North Market Street.
S.: H. Miller, authority presi- tion of guests erating without a ilcense in his I'he Corn Queen and her| Another feature will be the
dent. i : ites possession; and Richard H.|court will be the honored guests | the issuing of a trophy to the
pment Uli After Judit o Frank, Mount Joy R2, arrested!at the annual Corn Husking grand winner and a prize to the
$i E I H Hs yom Won onege for an improper left turn | Contest next Wednesday after-|runner-up in addition to cash
Ico mp oyees onored us ip Ps i he SR Et {noon and also at the annual | prizes in the events. The awards
For Long-Term Service Be i Dc a Wo orn banquet next Wednesday at|will be given from the band
3 oul gin 8¢ Local Student Cast Hostetter’s | stand on the finish line to pro-
Fifteen employees were pre-|Dan Hess, Ross Eshleman, Paul a I 1am winners
service pins from the ind Fred Wetzel n Leading Role lc 'OLORED MOVIES TO BE All wheels must not be over
8 CO Company at their annual T'he program was presented Mids Bucher. Dio} SHOWN AT HIGH SCHOOL twelve inches in diameter and
Doane; held recently. Roscoe by Ralph Coleman, supervising chal Brine Ford, se | of a Fisherman's Para- the front axle must move so as
Ringer was given a 30-year | principal at Marietta. Mr. Cole- lending role in the fifth 1 the, SOE will be shown in color at|to turn curves. Not more than
pn ay Basha, Mrs. C. C. man showed pictures taken on a act ploy 15 Te. {the Mount Joy high school au-|$10.00 may be spent to make
> ene Q OO ¥ o ‘ur dd) at | | .
Jrehm, Eugene Hoover, Lois|recent trip through Europe. Yio, . . |ditorium Tuesday, Oct. 27, at|the car and no car can run in
Rnea, Robert Schroll and Mil- ee a ® Elizabethtown College Home a i
’ TW 25 it ; coming weekend, October 30th, 2 p. m. Tickets for the affair |race that won a National Soap
greg Way 9 Year Ding) Aue J. L. Swarr Appointed ond Both Productions of | AY be purchased at Sloan’s|Box Derby prize.
HA S, a L.eamze . Pl Y Ss 1a Cov ig i
J. Paul Wilson, 20-year pins; School Board Director the two-act drama, “Joan of I Pram ay an Sires, on tl Bevin: Hainan of
Delbert Anderson and John Lorraine”, will be presented in{; osterier's fhe dua 3 am
) dors an J. Lloyd Swarr, Mount Joy R. the college auditorium at 8 p.m Hardwa Store, and at the|Greer, Clyde Mumper and
Cosgrove, 15.year pins and;p. 1, was named to fill the va- : : ele P Bulletin Clark Berrier.
Charles Bailey, Mildred Booth |cancy of the unexpired term of| Miss Bucher, a junior major ————— art rm Aeris
‘ Srv ig VO i : . : ing i Ble sntarv E ati ig
and Veryl Greist, 10-year pins.|{paniel S. Will as school direc- ng in Elementary Education, i Ambulance Answers VARIOUS ITEMS FEATURED
Clarence Schock’s message|tor on the Manheim Central|cast as Joan of Lorraine. IN ART CLUB EXHIBIT.
to the group was read by Les-|School Board. Both - men are Other college productions in Two Calls During Week The Mount Joy Art Club is
ter Mumma at that time..In it,|from the same area where there | which Miss Bucher appeared in The Mount Joy Ambulance | featuring an exhibit of paint-
he thanked all his employees|has been opposition as fo where|clude “One Foot in Heaven, | qs called out two times during | ings and crafts in the main
for their service to the company | pupils must attend school. At|“Arsenic and Old Lace, and onc {ihe past week. Friday, October | building of the grounds of the
and to the customers. He refer-|the present time, 98 percent of |act plays produced by the Sock|g nips. Romanius Nauman, of | local Community Exhibit.
red particularly to the accom- [the taxpayers of this area have|ondand Buskin Club. | Manheim R. D. was taken to Members of the club are feat-
rlishments of the new Incentive |signed a petition to postpone Before attending Elizabeth- | the General Hospital. Saturday, | uring Pennsylvania Dutch
Plan in cooperation with the|the building of the proposed el-!town College, Miss Bucher grad- [ October 10, Mrs. Jack Gable, of | work, Early American; cera-
Scholarship and Student|ementary school east of Mount|uated from Mount Joy High | 215 » Mount Joy Street, was also | mics, Christmas cards, light
Plan, in : Joy for one year, Lb School, class of '51, | taken to the General Hospital shades and other odd items.