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BULLETIN
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FIFTY-THIRD YEAR, NO. 43
Hart Named |
Vice-Principal
Of School
John G. Hart, New Haven St.
East Donegal
School
principal
principal of the
High
Coleman,
Township and
Ralph of
the Marietta Schools, were ap-
Vice-principals of the
High School
meeting
pointed
Donegal Joint at
the regular of the
group last Thursday
Marietta High School library.
Although the group went in-
in the
to executive session, it
the
was an-
nounced session
that the
around $5,600.
prior tg
salaries would be
Local Dentist Chosen
Dr. Harold Fellenbaum, Don-
egal Springs Road, Mount Joy,
was chosen dental examiner of
the school on the first ballot
with a majority of votes over
Dr. William Simons, Marietta.
Dr. Russell Stoner, won on
the second ballot for medical
examiner over Dr. John Gates,
Mount Joy and Dr. Michael
Gratch, Maytown. The names
of Dr. Fellenbaum and Dr.
Stoner will now be forwarded
to Dr. Oscar Davis, county med-
ical director, for approval by
the State. Recommendations
were also received for a head
custodian and two assistants, d
chief manager of the cafeteria
and five cafeteria workers.
Follows
possibili-
Executive Session
Discussed was the
ty of making the district a com-
plete jointure from grades one
to 12 since the present set-up is
7-12. Also to have been discus
sed was the naming of the bas-
ketball coach for the new
school. No announcement was
made on the subject following
the session.
ere.
Company Answers
Fire Call
The Florin Fire Company
was called to extinguish a fire
in the partition separating the
double-house in Florin in which
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brooks
and Thelma Brooks live. Al-
though Mr. Brooks smelled
smoke Sunday, he did not dis-
cover the source until Monday
morning at 6:30 a. m.
The fire had been smoltering
all night luckily without any
air between the two walls. A
bucket brigade helped put out
the fire until the company ar-
rived. the fire may have been
caused by faulty connections in
a fireplace recently installed in
the side occupied by Victor
Brooks. Brady Hess, fire chief,
was in charge.
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Bradley Speaks
To Lions Club
W. Z. Bradley, Lititz R2, was
the guest speaker at the regular
meeting of the Florin Lions
Club Monday evening at the
Keystone Diner. Mr. Bradley, a
sporting goods dealer, spoke on
his recent trip to Canada and
Alaska traveling through Glac-
jer National Park, Elk River
Valley, the Coudney Lake in
the Yukon and Alaska.
Benjamin Staley, vice presi-
dent, was in charge of the meet-
ing. Starting with the next
meeting of the group, April 12,
the meeting place will be the
Clearview Diner. The regular
regular meeting will be chang-
ed from 6:45 to 6:30 p. m.
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Physician on Call Sunday
For emergency If you Cannot
Reach Your Own Physician
Dr. William Workman
EASTERN TI
MOUNT JOY, PA, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1954
Dairy Club
To BeFormed
A 4-H Dairy Club will be or-
ganized in the Washington
School, Florin, Friday evening,
March 26, 8:00 p.m. If anyone
is interested in forming a new
dairy club in this section of the
county, he is urged to come to
this meeting.
The requirements for mem-
bership in such a club, as well
as the activities of such a club,
will be explained and all ques-
The
meeting is open to all interested
the
tions will be answered.
persons and the support of
public in attending the meeting
will be appreciated by the lead-
ers.
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Barbara Ranck
Elected To
May Day Court
Miss Barbara Ranck, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Ezra H.
Ranck, East Main St., has been
elected to the May Court at the
Lebanon Valley College. The
announcement made by Miss
Betty ‘Bowman, director of wo-
men's athletics at Lebanon Val-
ley, said that three Lancaster
County girls will be in the
court. The other two girls are
Miss Joanne Bachman, Lancast-
er and Miss Mary Rosella Hol-
linger, East Petersburg.
Miss Darline Moyer, Reading,
was elected Queen of the May
and Gail Edgar, Bethlehem, the
maid-of-honor. The May Queen
and her court will reign over
the annual May Day Pageant to
be presented at Lebanon Valley
College May 1.
TLE WINNERS
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ON THE THRESHOLD
Mount
Joy high school Rams are
knocking on the door of a state championship as The Bul
letin goes to press today.
The team and coaches left today
on a 28C-mile jaunt to New Wilmington where they will
meet West Middlesex at Westminster college gymnasium
in the title game. Top row, left to right, Captain Henry Klugh,
Charles Zeller, Bill Eby, Jay Me
er, Irvin Nauman, issley
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Pete N
rd
Ss on the right a
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BOY WINS DOG
Rodney Clinger, son Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Clinger, E.
of
Main Street, was the winner of
the black
spaniel which was
Store Saturday
Anyone who filled out a
cocker
at
and white
awarded
Hess’ night.
card
with his name and address and
place it in the entry box was
eligible to win the pedigree
puppy.
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Completing
Course
Lucille Thome,
of Mrs. Helen
Lumber Street, is completing
her Air Force basic training
course at Lackland Air Force
Base, the “Gateway to the Air
Force.”
Lackland, situated near San
Antonio, Texas, is the site of
Air Force basic military train-
ing for men and women, head-
quarters of the Human Resource
Research Center, and home of
the USAF Officer Military
School.
Her basic military ‘training is
preparing her for entrance in-
to Air Force technical training
and for assignment in specializ-
ed work. The course includes a
scientific evaluation of her ap-
titude and inclination for fol-
lowing a particular vocation
and career.
ellis Winn
Students To Sing
In Concert
Ten students will represent
Mount Joy at the western coun-
ty chorus at the Manor-Millers-
ville high school Saturday,
March 27. They are Carol Smith
Betty Hostetter, Connie Lane,
Lois Rutt, Darlene Gerlitzki,
Ruth Weidman, David Weid-
man, Kenneth Good, Charles
Mayer and Robert Fish.
18, daughter
Strickler, 15
r High Coc
stzler; second row, Joe Web-
~
Charles Ashenfelter, Coach
ch John Lichty is
Wins Title Of
Mrs. Lancaster
Winner of the tile
Lancaster”
Mrs
Joy street, is competing
at Reading for Eastern
honors.
A victory at
of “Mrs.
last Thursday night,
George W. Albert, 31 Mt.
today
section
Reading would
send Mrs. Albert to Pittsburg
for the state contest. The state
winner goes to Florida for na-
tional competition.
3y virtue of her victory
“Mrs. Lancaster” Mrs. Albert
was awarded a new stove. The
contest was sponsored by the
Lancaster county division of
United Gas Improvement Com-
pany.
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Local Man Attending
Camera Meeting
Marchall Dussinger, Pine St.,
who is employed at the Coe
Camera Shop, Lancaster, will
be in Rochester, N. Y., from
March 22 through March 31 to
attend a retail photographic
salesman’s training conference
at the Eastman Kodak Com-
pany’s sales training center.
The group is comprised of 35
men and women from 17 states
and Canada.
Conferees will tour the com-
pany’s Rochester plant and at-
tend daily lectures designed to
acquaint them with the latest
Kodak products and services.
Among the topics to be covered
are Kodak cameras and acces-
sories, color photography, Ko-
dak films, papers and chemic-
als, planning store advertising.
home movies, and photography’s
basic selling principles.
On Saturday, March 27, the
group will visit Niagara Falls
where each person will have an
opportunity to take black-and-
white and color; still and mo-
tion pictures.
$250 A YEAR IN- ADVANCE
: Mrs.George Albert Trophies To
Beon Display
The trophies won by the Mt
School
team will be on display in the
Store Saturday,
Joy High basketball
Koser Jewelry
March 27 and each day next
week. At the present time,
there are four; county section
No. 1, district No. 3,
ary eastern regional and eastern
prelimin
Pennsylvania.
Koser's Store will be closed
at noon Friday until Saturday
morning when it will re-open
al the regular time.
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SPECIAL MEETING
There will be a special meet-
ing of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Monday evening, March
29, 8:00 p.m. at the post head-
quarters on East Main Street.
Although this is not the regular
meeting night, all members are
asked to be present.
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STATE LISTS AUTO
LICENSE SUSPENSIONS
Among the 67 Pennsylvan-
ians to lose automobile drivers
licenses, was James A. Speicher
Mount Joy. Among the 27 who
had their licenses restored,
James D. Monn, Mount Joy R1,
was listed.
ell 8 Gls eats
"White Elephant”
Held By Group
A “White Elephant” party
was held following the regular
meeting of the Mount Joy Fire
Company auxiliary last Thurs-
day evening in the firehouse.
Preceeding the next regular
meeting in April, a covered
dish social will be held. All
members are urged to at'end
the meeting at an earlier time,
7:00 p. m.,, Thursday evening,
April 15.
Appreciation
Is Expressed
For Support
Once again the Mount Joy
Rams would like to extend
their sincere thanks to the fans
of Mount Joy and Lancaster
County, for making the long
drive to Wilkes-Barre. It is
truly inspiring to the boys to
see all those familiar faces who
travel so far to back the Rams
We realize final
twice as far and hardly expect
the same number to follow us in
our quest for the State Champ-
ionship but we know those who
cannot make the trip physically
will be with us spiritually.
his trip is
Win or lose the team would
like to see and meet as many of
you, after the game, as possible.
Words cannot our
sincere thanks for faith-
fulness. We, as a team, promise
the Mount Joy fans and all the
other followers that we will do
our best to bring the State
Championship back to Mt. Joy.
express
your
Sincerely
Coaches,
yeorge Houck,
John Lichty and the entire
team.
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Charters Granted
Scouts, Explorers
Charters were presented to
Boy Scout troop 39 and Explor-
er Troop 339 at a special pre-
sentation Friday night at Hos-
tetter Banquet Hall. Scouts, Ex-
plorers, parents and committee-
men attended the affair.
Peter Nissley opened the cer-
emony with the giving of the
Scout oath, laws, and pledge of
allegiance to the flag. The Rev.
Paul Emenheiser, pastor of the
St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
who is institutional representa-
tive, introduced Robert Gauker,
western district commissioner.
Mr. Gauker in turn introduc-
ed the committeemen of the
Scout troop, Clyde E. Gerberich
Jr. chairman; Dr. William
Workman, G. Walter Sloan,
Christ Walters, Benjamin Funk,
Lesier Hostetter, Jay S. Barn-
hart; Harold Etsell,
er: Charles Becker and Charles
Buchenauer, Scout-
masters; Simon Nissley, Wilbur
Beahm, George Broske, Explor-
er post committee; Michael Pri
cio, Explorer advisor and Rob
ert Hurst, assistant advisor.
Mr. Gauker the
troop and explorer charters to
Rev. who in turn
presented them to Mr. Gerberi-
ch and Mr. Beahm. Movies were
assistant
presented
Emenheiser,
then shown on “Scouting” by
Mr. Broske.
A Court of Honor was held
for Harold Etsell, Jr., Robert
Buchenauer and Gerald Buch-
enauer with Mr. Gauker pre
senting second class badges to
them. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the Rotary Club, which is
the sponsoring group of both
the Scouts and the Explorers
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GJRLS ARE INITIATED
INTO SOCIETY
Two Mount Joy girls are be-
ing iniliated into the Phi Beta
Chi Science Club at the Eliza-
bethtown College. The girls,
Miss Nancy Swanson and Miss
Shirley Eby, are both freshmen
at the school.
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ROTARIANS HEAR
CONFERENCE REPORT
Tuesday was ‘Conference
Report” day for Mount Joy Ro-
tarians. Adam Greer, incoming
and Charles Ruhl,
reported on the dis-
held at Leban-
president,
secretary,
trict conference
on.
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NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST
Robert M. Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin K. Miller, of
Florin has been named to the
dean’s list at the Franklin and
Marshall College for the semes-
ter. Mr. Miller is a pre-engin-
eering student in the freshman
year.
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ON THE SICK LIST
“Manny” Hendrix, East Don-
egal Street, was taken ill Mon-
day, and confined to bed. He is
improving at the time of this
writing.
Scoutmast-*
Team Leaves
This Morning
On Long Trip
The team left early today
The bus trip is expected to
take seven hours. Upon arrival
at Mercer, the team will be
housed in one of the hotels un
til Saturday
will be assigned to a
bath
After arrival, the
will the Mercer
School Gym where
work-out. This will be the
opportunity for
Nauman and Eby
ball since the last
morning. Two boys
room wi. h
their
to
team
High
will
first
Zeller,
handle a
That
20
they
Klugh,
fo
game
plus the long journey are the
two main faclors worrying the
Coach
The Rams opponents, West
Middlesex have proven them-
selves worthy to be in the state
finals. They have posted a 21-4
record for the year. Three of
these defeats were to Class A
Schools
West Middlesex, like Mount
Joy, is competing in scholastic
individual dis-
Both
and
the
athlelics as an
trict the
teams are Red
. school
time.
White
close
for last
and
to
cach has
same enrollment
Here is information
concerning their players
some
WEST MIDDLESEX
Players Pos. Hgt. G. Av. Tl
Jones F 6 10.2 252
Ruffo F. 511% 44 110
Felesky C 6-4 10.5 264
Mild G 6-0 10.9 270
Palmer G 6-'2 189 471
McQues'n F 5-11 1.2 92
MOUNT JOY
Won 24, Lost 5
Pos Hgt G. Av.
Klugh GS 6-3 15.5
Weber G 5-11 9.2
Nauman G 6-0 3.0
Metzler C 6-5 22.5
Eby C 6-2 2.0
Ashenfelier FF 5.11 10.4
Nissley F 35-107 3.8
Zeller FPF 5.7 7.5
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Mount Joy Man
Injured In Fall
Ray Wittle, Mount Joy, was
treated at Potter County Mem
orial Hospital for back injuries
after he fell while working on
hunting lodge
Potter Co
a scaffolding at a
above Coudersport,
Also injured was Lee A. Sing
er of Ironville. Mr. was
taken to the Lancaster General
Hospital via the Mount Joy am
bulance; and Mr. Singer return
ed home in an automobile with
several others who were work
ing on the renovation of the
Potter County farmhouse
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Cousins Meet
In Korea
Cpl. Glenn Wolgemuth, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller Wolge
muth, Nor.h Market St., Mount
Joy is being visited by his cous
in, Cpl. Jay Wolgemuth, son of
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wolge
muth, Florin
Glenn is attached to Company
A, 439th Engineering Construc-
tion Battallion and located near
Chunchon, Korea. Jay was at-
tached to the H 5th Infantry Di
vision, rear personal service.
After the 45th Division has
moved {o the states, he will be
transferred to the 59th Ordin.
ance Group near Seone, Korea.
Many Fans
Are Planning
To Follow
The Mount Joy “roofers” may
witness the state championship
basketball game by driving to
New Wilmington, getling on
one of the chartered busses, or
flying to Youngstown, Ohio. To
in
listen to the game, tune
WLAN- Lancaster, 1390 on your
dial
The gl.ancaster Automobile
Club suggests a route to New
Wilming on by driving on the
Pennsylvania turnpike to the
PERRY HIGHWAY toll gate.
From Perry Highway the route
goes north on Route 19 for ap-
twenty-five miles:
Route 278; a
and destination
cutting off the
turnpike at Perry Highway, the
driver avoids driving through
New Castle
Due to the size of New Wil-
mington, there is no, difficulty
finding the college. There is
remember in
size of the
there are not
proxima:ely
a left turn
four-mile drive
is reached. By
onto
in
one thought to
the
town;
ce to
the
restaurants.
refeir~n
size of
many
The will be broadcast
over radio for the benefit of all
those who cannot make the 280-
mile trip. Through the courtesy
of the SICO COMPANY, Mount
Joy, the broadcast will be made
through WLAN, Lancaster.
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Red Cross Drive
Is 50% Of Quota
Mount Joy reached ap-
proximately 50% of ils goal for
the 1954 Red Cross Drive it was
Thursday by the
chairman of the drive, Dr. Har-
game
has
announced
old Fellenbaum
With interruptions being
caused by the “‘sporis world” of
Mount Joy, all solicitations
have not been completed to
date. If citizens who have not
been contacted wish to contri-
bute, a call to Dr. Fellenbaum
would be appreciated. Either
donations may be taken to his
or he will have one of the
solicitors call at the home.
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Parents Club
To Sponsor
Party
office
The Mount Joy Parents Band
Ciub will sponsor a party for
all boys and girls of the Mount
Joy Schools who are playing
band instruments. This invita-
tion is meant for the parents as
well as the students
At the present count, 170
have indicated their intention
of attending the party
Arrangements are being made
to have refreshments and enter-
tai for evervone. The
from 6:30 to 9:30.
event is Wednesday
March 31
ment
hours will be
The even-
1g
Youth Day Luncheon
Is Held Tuesday
Eight Mount Joy High School
students represented the bor-
ough at the special youth day
in government luncheon Tues-
day at the Elks Club, Lancaster.
Sirce the seniors were on their
class trip, the eight commit ee
students took their places at the
Loretta Garlin spoke
burgess,
luncheon
the student-elect
Robert Fish
for
other seven were Charles
Ashenfelter, Jay Metzler, Dar-
leen Agnes Ros-
enfeld, Marian Kline, Peter Nis-
sley and Kitty Wiitle. Accom-
panying the group were Gene
Eicherly and O. K. Snyder, Jr.,
JayCees; George Broske, school
and Lester Hostetter,
Councilman.
The
Raffensberger,
advisor;
an
A telegram was received
by George Houck Wednes-
day morning which read
“Good luck, hope you are
winners in the state cham-
pionship playoff’, signed
Tom Phillip, coach, and the
Newton-Ransom team.