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High School
Teacher List
Announced
The new Donegal High School
is being made ready for the op-
ening of school. Most of the
equipment and supplies has |
been received and books and |
furniture are being placed o
the rooms.
The school cafeteria has been
in the |
Lunch Pro- |
that a com-
approved to participate
National
gram.
School
This means
plete lunch can be purchased by
pupils for $.25 since part of the
cost is paid by the Federal Gov- |
ernment. Pupils who carry their
lunch will be able to purchase
items such as sandwiches, milk,
salads, ice cream, ete. All pupils |
will eat their lunches in the
cafeteria. A few pupils who live
within walking distance may be |
permitted to go home for lunch
by special arrangement between
their parents and the school;
pupils will be scheduled
lunch just as for a class. There
will be three lunch periods and
one third of the school will be
in lunch while the other two-
thirds attend class.
School will close at 8:30 p m.
due to the fact that the same
buses will transport high school
pupils and also elementary pu- |
School will remain in ses- |
pils.
sion the entire day beginning
with the first day and pupils
must either bring their lunches
or be prepared to buy them in|
the cafeteria.
* Some pupils will likely wish
to come to school by car or bi-
cycle. With approval of parents,
this may be done, subject to the
school regulations.
The office of the school is
open Monday through Friday
for
| other games.
The Mount Joy
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NEWSPAPER
| FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR, NO. 12
AUGUST 26, 1954
BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA. THURSDAY,
$2.50
DEDICATED
TO
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Local Girl Saves Boy's Life
Joseph Ginder Jr.
Is Honored At
Farewell Service
A farewell service was held
, Tuesday night for Joseph Gin-
| der, Jr. at the
Playground
Program Ends |
With Party
Mount Joy's supervised play-
| Brethren in Christ Church.
ground activities ended last; peo left by plane Wednesday
week, with Miss Bonnie Bigler | for Africa where he will give
|
in charge as George Houck and |
John Lichty were on vacation. | ren in Christ Missions in P.
Miss Bigler assisted by |X: Service.
He will assist in
two” years service in the Breth-
A.
was
Glenn Shupp. | building a
mission hospital in Northern
An average of 25 youngsters Rhodesia.
attended, playing badminton, | ER.
croquet, football, softbalk and
200th Year Fete
This Weekend
At Intercourse
The youngsters went swim-
ming at Hershey Wednesday af-
ternoon. Friday there was a
party at which games were The program committee of
played and prizes awarded. the 200th anniversary celebra-
Pink lemonade, pretzels and tion of Intercourse, Penna., an-
| nounces the events of their 3-
popsicles were served.
Miss Bigler states that a num-
ber of items of clothing were
day celebration.
Starting Friday afternoon on
left at the park. If they are not 6 the new elementary school
claimed within two weeks, they grounds, a chicken corn soup
will be given to a worthy cause. | Supper will open the evenings
doings, following with a Baby
and Pet parade on the school
Included are:
One red and black flannel
| shirt, size 10; one red and gray grounds. At the same time, the
sweat shirt, size C; one blue and School building will be opened
white striped polo shirt; one and displays of antiques, artic-
from 9 A. M. to 12 noon and
1 P.M. to 4 P. M\. The phone]
number is Mount Joy 3-6801.
Pupils in grades 7-12 who are
not registered should call at the
school during these hours and
fill out the proper forms.
The anticipated enrollment
for the opening of school is 7th
grade - 177; 8th grade - 158; 9th
grade - 139; 10th grade - 140;
11th grade - 137; 12th grade -
129. Total - 880.
The faculty for this year is as
follows:
Principal, W. I. Beahm.
Vice-Principal, Ralph Cole-
man.
Vice-Principal, John G. Hart. |
Office Secretaries, Eunice
Herr and Martha A. Roland.
Roy Armold, Commercial.
Alva Bender, Arithmetic, and
Geography.
Mrs. Sadie Brooks, School
Nurse.
George Broske, Guidance.
Mrs. Peggy Brown, Home Ec-
onomics.
Mrs. Margaret Burnight,
glish, Latin.
John Day,
Education.
Mrs. Mildred Day,
cial.
Kenneth
Arts.
Stanley Dotterer, Science and
Mathematics.
Miss Jo-Anne Dunnick, Phy-
En-
Health, Physical
Commer- |
Depoe, Industrial
sical Education, Health.
Thomas Forsythe, Agricul-
ture.
Paul Frey, Science, History.
Mrs. Ruth Gantos, English
History.
Marshall Gemberling, Driver
Education.
Miss Janet Gibbons, Health,
Physical Education.
Mrs. Vera Gingrich, English.
Mrs. Almeda Griffith, Home
Economics.
Mrs. Beryl Hahn, Art.
Miss Beverly Hays, Art.
Miss Grace Henderson, Arith-
metic. |
Mrs. Marilyn Herr, Library,
Library Science.
Arthur Hollinger, Science,
History. |
George Houck, Music. |
Russell Kiscaden, History, |
Geography. |
Mrs. Clara Krotzer, Commer- |
cial. |
John Lichty, History, Civics,
Spelling. {
Mrs. Mary Emma Llewellyn,
Library, Library Science.
Mrs. Betty Lutze, Commer-
cial.
| with Wildwood, N. J.,
‘Meeting Sept. 9
| Nurse.
| sical Education.
| glish, Spanish.
| matics.
les of interest, local significance
and historicity can be viewed.
| Leacock Sportsmen’s Associa-
tion will also have an interest-
green and tan striped polo
shirt; one white T shirt, small
size; one yellow T shirt, size 10,
printed
on it; one gray and checked ing display.
lightweight zipper sports jacket| The Malta Band of Lancaster
| size 10. | will furnish the music for the
Also the playground directors evening. This will be inter-
have these items left from the spersed with a square dance
cake sale held at the dog show: with tractors, which is very in-
one aluminum cake cover, one teresting.
| red and white enamel cake cov-| gaturday’s program opens
| er, one rectangular cookie pan, with a parade at 1:00 P. M.
one square cake pan. There will be a number of
— bands, floats, antiques in trans-
portation, together with a good-
ly number of horses. Of special
note is 25 Palominos which will
lead the parade.
To Organize
At 2:00 P. M.' the - anniver
Cub Scouts sary ceremony will be held on
Cub Scout officers, den moth- the school grounds, with F. F.
ers and fathers and all parents Baily, asst. supt. of schools of
interested in the formation of a [ancaster county as master of
Cub Scout pack will meet on ceremonies. Prizes will be a-
Thursday, Sept. 9, 7:30 p. m. at warded to school children win-
the grade school building. ners of the essay contest, spon-
Scout officials point out that sored by the Ladies Auxiliary
there is an urgent need for more , 4c “Intercourse Fire Com-
den mothers and urge commun- pany. Special recognition will
ity support of the project. be made of old residents and

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FLORIN LIONS HEAR
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Members of the Florin Lions
club meeting Monday evening
at the Clearview Diner, heard a
talk by Lloyd Swarr, school di-
rector of Manheim Central dis-
trict.
school teachers. A registration
booth is being arranged with a
Guest Book in which everyone
is invited to put their name.
Dr. Herbert Beck, pres. em-
eritus of the Lancaster County
Historical Society, and present
President, George Heiges, will
bring the Society's greetings.

Miss Lily Martin, English, Beginning at 3:00 P. M. the
History. horse show will be held in a
Mrs. Addie Parker, School field adjoining the school. Horse
lovers should enjoy this event.
Beginning at 4:00 P. M., sup-
| per will be served in many
forms by the Ladies Auxiliary,
including a chicken barbeque.
Hubert Peters, Industrial Arts
Mathematics.
Edward Richter, Health, Phy-
Charles Rovenolt, Industrial
: As evening entertainment,
AS Mathes or English the Victory Band of New Hol-
S anish Latin ’ land will furnish the instru-
LA Schoener Science mental music with intermission
filled with song by a chorus of
the Lancaster Red Rose chapter
of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. (Society for
the Preservation and Encour-
agement of Barber Shop Quar-
tette Singing in America, Inc.
Sunday, August 29th, spirit-
ual values will be recognized in
a Community Service in the In-
tercourse E. U. B. Church, with
Dr. David Young, district supt.
of the East Penn Conference of
the E. U. B. Church as speaker.
At 7:00 P. M,, closing the day
will be a Community Hymn
| Sing on the school grounds.
Song leaders and clergy repre-
sentatives of the religious faiths
of the community will assist. |
Miss Nancy Seldomridge, En-
John Sheaffer, History, Geo-
graphy. 4
H. Morrell Shields, Music.
Donald Staley, History, Civ-
ics.
Miss Thelma Taylor, Mathe-
Benjamin Weaver, History.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, Gui-
dance, French.
Miss Catherine Zeller,
lish.
Mrs. Catherine Bennett, Cafe-
teria Director.
Ralph Leed, Head Custodian.
Charles Pennell, Custodian.
Henry Brubaker, Custodian.
Eng-
Mastersonville
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$ ‘Citizens of Tomorrow” Mary Spangler
Revives Child
At Swim Pool

Mary, 4:
INTERESTING THREESOMES
and Billy, 3; children of Mr. and Mrs.
Joy; Right, Twins Larry and Barry, 4;
children of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derr,
‘Clarabell
To Be Here
Left, Peggy, 5;
William Waltz, Mount
and brother Danny, 6;
Mount Joy R. D.
East Donegal
Wil! Register
Kindergarten Pupils
Registration for kindergarten O
pupils will take place at the n Sept. 2
East Donegal Township Elemen- “Clarabell,” the silent clown
tary School at Maytown Sept. featured on the popular Howdy
1. 2 and 3 from 9 a. m. to 12 Doody television program, will
noon. Parents wishing to enroll make a personal appearance at
their children will bring their Jack Horney Shoe Store, Mr.
Horner announced today. The
child’s birth and vaccination TV comic will greet local chil-
certificates to the school at that dren and distribute free gifts in
the
at
store
10 a.
Thursday,
12 noon.
on
m.
time. Sept. 2,
to
All children who live in East
Donegal Township and who One of the favorite figures on
will be five years of age on or one of America’s favorite TV
before January 31, 1955 are shows, “Clarabell” is expected
eligible to attend. to receive a warm welcome
® from the younger generation
during the appearance. Al-
though the clown does not talk,
Mount Joy
Mr. Horner says she will “honk
Plans Town a
hello” to every youngster
present.
Baseball Team Clarabell will distribute a
Plans for reorganization of | gift to cach child during her
Mount Joy's community base-| Personal appearance. These gifts
ball team will be discussed at a| Will be free to all, and there
public meeting scheduled for Will be no obligation to buy
next Thursday evening at the shoes in order to obtain them.
Farmers Inn. Business wi!l go on as usual,
At a luncheon held at the Mt. however.
Joy Legion Home Monday even- The Howdy Doody program,
ing under sponsorship of the which surveys have shown to
Mount Joy Old Timers it was! ke one of the most popular
children’s shows in the country,
by Poll-Parrot
voted to proceed with organiz-
ing of the town team.
Heading the new
tion, which will
is James Metzler,
chael Pricio, vice-president;
Samuel Dock, Jr. secretary,
and Christ Walters, treasurer.
Directors are E. Pennell, John
Day, C. Etzell, G. Weber, Lee
Ellis, Sr., V. Zerphey and Jack
Germer.
William Hopple was elected
coach, and James Metzler, the
business manager. By-laws were
adopted and all members pres-
ent were taken in to the organ-
ization as charter members for
$1.00 dues.
is sponsored
organiza- | shoes.
be chartered,
president; Mi-
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FOURTH GRADE
AT MOUNT JOY SCHOOL
The name of Miss
Irach was inadvertently omit-
ted from the list of faculty
members for Mount Joy elemen-
Miss Ibach will be
grade
TEACHER
Irene
tary school.
tack this year as fourth
teacher.
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DEEDS RECORDED
L. and Norma Lee
Mount Joy, to Edward
Mount Joy, premis-
$11,100.
Louis
Ruttkay,
G. Grimsey,
es at Mount Joy,

ale which
is held in the village of Intercourse, Lancaster County, the
first Saturday of each month. In the group can be seen many
of the Amish and Mennonite folk of the community. This sale
is quite a curiousity for tourists.
This is the crowd at the Intercourse Community S
A Mount Joy girl
the
thinking which resulted in
takes
honors for
saving of a life.
this week
quick
the
In line of duty as a lifeguard
at the
pool,
20,
pool.
Le
Miss Mary Ann Spangler, |
revived a three-
found lying at the bottom of the
vittown swi
year-(
mming
ld boy
Miss Spangler is the daughter
of Mr.
Mount
State
Joy.
University,
been active
A student
she hi
in Girl Scout
and Mrs. James Spangler
at Penn
1s long
work.
Ronnie Guzak wandered from
his mother, Mrs. Nicholas Guz- ¥Y. F. W. To Give
ak,
Towands,
N.Y. No ¢
me no-
Editorially
Monday night provides an
opportunity for all local citi-
zens to express their feelings
about whether or not to have
a community building, whe-
ther not to complete the
renovations of the Boy Scout
building or what else could
be done with the grade school
plot. Members of the school
board have asked the towns-
people for the past year for
their suggestions as to what
or
Interest Increasing In Community Building Plan
|
should be done with the plot. |
The situation has now come
to a head. The decision must
be made Monday night. If
we do want a community
building on that plot of land
we must make many decis-
ions. Will a community buil-
ding work? Who will be re-
sponsible for it? Can we
raise enough money for its
erection? What room and
how many floors should it
have?
Public Asked
To Give Views
At Meeting
Increasing interest among
various people in Mount Joy
has prompted the calling of a
public meeting to discuss the
possibility of erecting a com-
munity building on the site of
the old grade school.
The meeting will be held on
| Monday at 8 p. m. at the old
high school building. Civic or-
ganizations are invited to be
represented and any interested
individuals will be welcome.
In view of this development,
the Boy Scout troop committee
called off its scheduled house-
to-house canvass for funds
Tuesday evening to await fur-
| ther developments. Purpose of
| the drive, which to date has net-
ted
In ordér to decide and vote over $1,000, was to provide
Monday night between com- | funds for renovation of the
pleting the Boy Scout build- | Greider building, which was
ing or erecting a community | donated for Boy Scout use.
building, all
must be answered.
Don’t talk over the situa-
tion with your neighbor that
night, bring your criticisms
and suggestions to the open
public meeting on Monday,
August 30, in the present
grade school building.
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ticed that he was gone until a Outdoor Flag
small boy went
fo Mr.
Guzak
and said “I have something un- To High School
der the water.’
Mr. Guzak pulled the boy
from the bottom of the pool.
Miss Spangler applied artificial
respiration for 10 minutes be-
fore the youngster was revived.
The boy was treated at a hos-
pit:
11 and later
released.
Writing to the chief lifeguard
at the
full
“The
cre
your
wrote.
only
is alive today
alertness and
lifeguard.”
pool,
dit
reason our
Mrs. Guzak
to Miss
is because
quick ac
Mrs.
gives
Spangler.
little boy
of the
tion of
Guzak
Dr. C. S. Swope
Will Speak
At Dedication
Meeting last
school directors of the new
Joint
ing,
Donegal
Thursday
High Scho
even.
ol dis-
cussed further plans for the de-
dication service on Nov.
Dr.
dent
speaker,
of
Charles S. Swope,
West
Teachers College,
Chester
will
Edward Charles,
man of the public relations com
mittee, announced.
It was revealed that
clubs of Mount Joy,
and Florin have agreed
up a dental clinic,
purchase of
stand, d
cost of $950.
taken on the clubs’
rill
a dental
and cabine
Action wx
reque
be
10.
presi-
State
the
chair-
Lions
Marietta
to set
involving the
chair,
ts at a
1s not
st that
the board appropriate $300 for
supplies.
It was announced that Mrs.
Roy Shank, Marietta R1, has
been employed to replace Mrs.
Vivian Brown, Mt. Joy, who
resigned.
Purchase of additional land
aseball
fields was rec-
Musser,
nd in
acres
ibaker,
Elam
for use for football, bs
and girls’ soccer
ommended by Jay
chairman of the extra curricu-
lum committee. The la
question involves three
belonging to Henry Bn
eight acres belonging to
Martin
man,
| Brubaker and a plot
400 feet belonging to
and Emery Herr,
Musser,
recommended that
ial records of the board be
by the secretary
Cl
Strasbu
finance
in the
350 feet by
arence
rg Ril.
chair-
financ-
kept
high
school office and that the secre-
tary assist the board
in taking
meetings.
minutes of
that
m
I
secretary
inutes at the board
[e also suggested
board meetings
be sent to the members
Jay Musser was authorized to
purchase a stage piano from
Kirk Johnson & Co., Lancaster,
at a cost of $2,200.
GIRL SCOUT
MEETING AUGUST 30
A neighborhood meeting for
Mount Joy ard Florin Girl
| Scouts will be held Aug. 30 at
8 p. m. at the Presbyterian
church.
flag
new
American
the
An outdoors
will be presented to
Donegal High School by the lo-|
cal Veterans of Foreign Wars
the regular
group
was announced at
meeting of the
evening. The
to the school by the opening day
of school but the formal dedica-
tion will place when the|
high school is dedicated,
take
it |
|
these questions |
Several persons recently have
pointed out that the Greider
building would provide facili-
ties for the Boy Scouts only,
while a community building
would be available to serve oth-
er needs.
Some workers had covered
their areas on Tuesday before
| they could be informed of the
cancellation. Miss Christine
Weidman canvassed both sides
of Main street from Barbara
street east, and Warren Hayman
and Bernard Grissinger had
| covered North Barbara street.
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|
Monday |
flag will be given |
| community building plan,
Nov | the
10. |
The group also made plans to]
have a stand at the annual Com-
munity Exhibit in October. Li- |
The troop committee emphas-
ized that these sections would
not be canvassed again if an-
other drive is conducted.
In the event enough interest
is not exhibited on Monday to
warrant going ahead with the
the
| Scout committee expects - to
complete its canvass to raise
funds needed for renova-
tion work at the Greider build-
ing.
cense plates will be sold to all| Youth Council
VFW members to be placed on|
the front of their automobiles.
A committee
was appointed
by the commander to check on|
the possibility of planting a plot |
of memorial trees in memory of
the servicemen who died
Mount and vicinity
plot would include a tree
each man plus a plaque at each
The
Joy
tree.
The plot would be
the proposed VFW
Longenecker Road
mittee
ren Foley,
The com-
appointed
Martin Brown,
Ginder, George Albert,
Fisher and Frank Morton.
Morton,
charge
Jay
John
Mr
commander,
of the
was
meeting.
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MOUNT JOY MAN IN
COURT TOMORROW
Arrested on a charge of at-
tempted burglary, a 27-year-old
Mount
Lancaster jail and will be
taken to court tomorrow
Joseph N. Habecker
charged with violation
role. The
onymous call to police
night. Sgt. Kenneth
mer of the Lancaster police
caught Habecker attempting to
escape from Howell's Lancaster
Auto Glass and Paint Co
city
also is
of
on an an-
last Fri-
arrest came
day
located at
building on |
‘Sponsoring Sacred
Concert Sunday
Mount Joy Youth Council is
| sponsoring another of its popu-
from |
for
lar evening services on Sunday.
Featured in a sacred concert
will be the Acapella Chorus of
| East Petersburg.
includas War- |
The program will be in
| charge of Ralph Berrier, and
| Pete Nissley will read the
Seripture.
The
service
invited to the
at
public is
which will be held
| Hostetter’s pavilion at 8 p. m.
in
Rotarians Hear
‘Talk By Head
Coach Of Eagles
Joy man is being held in |
|
Mount Joy Rotarians Tuesday
noon heard interesting com-
ments on the workings of pro-
| fessioral football from Jim
Trimble, head coach, and Ed
Hogan, publicity director, of
pa- |
Wit- |
Entrance had been gained by
breaking a window in a door at |
the rear of the store.
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BITTEN BY DOG
Franklin Zimmerman, aged
22, North Market Street, was
arm by a German
belonging to the
wound required
Dr. David Schlos
was the attending physician
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GRAND OPENING
bitten on the
Police dog,
fami'y. The
nine sutures
ser
A Grand opening of the]
Kountry Kitchen (formerly
Lanc. Co. Farm Diner) recent
ly purchased by Mary K. Wol
gemuth, will be held Sept. 1, |
Mrs. Wolgemuth announced this
week
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Mr. J. M. Biesecker, who has |
conducted a grocery store at 14 |
North Market street, Mount Joy
for several years, announced this
week, that he is going out of
| business, due to ill health.
| shey where the
| tory.
| Tripple,
| drive of the car.
the Philadelphia Eagles.
The speakers expressed ap-
preciation for the support given
the Eagles from fans of this
area and predicted a successful
season.
Dr. David E. Schlosser offer-
ed a pleasant piano interlude
while the club members were
waiting for the speakers who
arrived a bit late because of a
practice schedule at Her-
Eagles are in
close
training.
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PHILIP SINEGAR
REPORTED SATISFACTORY
Condition of Philip Sinegar,
11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin
D. Sineghr, 104 S. Barbara St.,
Mount Joy is reported satisfac-
The youngster suffered a
fracture of the left leg and cuts
bout the face when he was
struck by an automobile
| when he rode his bicycle from
into the street.
Mount Joy,
Clyde
was the
an alley

Fhysician on Call Sunday
For emergency If you Cannof
Reach Your Own Physician
Dr. David E. Schlosser