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| Published every Thursday at 11| Group lans Ward — oT Joseph E. McLaughlin, 53 W.|and Jeanine Matthews, 210 West] A hymn sing will be held at
| Hostetter’s pavilion Sunday ev-
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‘Maytown School May
Be Rebuilt
The reconstruction of the for
Maytown elementary school
1953 was consid-
meeting of
Township

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A WISE
Kipple, our
BY
James
mer
local
a bit of ex-
evening
not used since
ered at the monthly
| the East Donegal
carrier, caused quite
citement last week one
He got himself lost, as far as his| g ;
% D : d School Board last Friday even-
wife yrothy was concerned. . :
, vs ol ing. Since thé Donegal High
She put out a genera alarm, | o Vans :
> E Bf School is in operation, elemen-
and the whole northern end of . aia
Manhei ied for bl tary classes were moved into
Manheim Street searched {or nim | . : |
the former East Donegal High
high and low. Finally she went
to the second floor of her home,
and found him fast asleep in the
bath tub
School. Due to the rapid increase
in population in the area, the
| school cannot house all the chil
| dren from kindergarten to sixth
BA grade.
Ronny Garlin’'s |
I think a crewcut
See
Did you
new crewcut?
The group discussed the pos-
sibility of reconstructing the
looks good on any man — Bo
= four elassrooms in the two-story
You know, I used to have a rick building int tt ela
MIE CD TW ~ |r u 0. SIX elass-
crewcut—BUT THE CREW DE- | ~~
pn EN
SERTED! 50
William Counts, Lancaster,
. and Miss Hazel Crankshaw, of
Last week one morning when |
| Maytown, were named as teach
Willie was trying to get into his | : .
: ers in the sixth and fourth
boarding home his landlord op- :
grades respectively. In other
ened "the bedroom window and :
eid. rit; 3 business Sylvester Swords,
said: “Hey, Willie, you've been | .
| township officer, reported that a
fumbling at the door lock for |
lf i teenager had parked on the
half an hour. and it’s two o'clock |
: . | seeded lawn at the school. He
in the morning. I don’t mean to] :
Ore 1 : was instructed not to prosecute
say you're plastered again, but this ti | i
1? 11s time but went on record as
wouldn't you like me to come { Sih i th the 1
> avorin rosecution to 1€ mm
down and hold the key for Ia 4 £ pros ‘
you?” it for any other violations of
u?
ri: cogs ; : his nature
Willie: Certainly not. I'm t .
to hold the key -
down and Sewer Plant
perfectly able
=~ - but you can come
hold the house!”
(From page 1)
A neighbor of ours crossed | locations for the sewer fireat-
his carrier pigeons with parrots ment plant have been actively
and now when they get lost| considered so far. On a ground
they can ask their way home. | inspection of the site by Engin-
re | eers from the State Health De-
“Johnny,” said a pretty young | Partment with the Authority
elementary school teacher from | Engineer, recommendation by
‘own. “What is meant by the the State Engineers was made
word relax?” that a site approximately one-
“I don't know’ mumbled | half mile to the south on the
Johnny. west side of Longenecker Road
"Whit does your father do] be considered. Surveys were
every evening after he has fin-| made and completed for the use
ished his day’s work?” hinted of this site. The Engineer advis
od that his report recommended
the teacher.
“That's what Mom's trying to | the use of the site immediately
find out.’ south of the PRR embankment |
on the east side of Longenecker

Road for the location of the sew-
Nothing causes a man to go
into debt faster than a small | 28€ treatment plant. If, howev
sme
raise. er, the place he suggested is
found unacceptable, then a re
George Gobel has a bit of | Vision can be made which will
practical advice for motorists, | utilize the suggested site farther
: oa » SO
“When you're driving at night,” | {0 the south.
he recommeids. The Engineer reported that
“when a car ap- | :
proaches you on a narrow road, | Plans and specifications for the
dim your lights. If vou don't! treatment plan{ can be available

have any lights, turn your radio | PY the next meeting of the Au-
away up. It will drown out the thority. Plans and specifications
the sound of the crash!” for the sewerage system can be
oo available by July 1st. He again
A friend of mine told me he pointed out that before any
paid one hundred for his dog work can be advertised, not on-
ly State approval must be had
When I asked him what kind,
He told me ‘Part bull and part
collie.”
Then when I asked him which
part was bull, he said “The part
about paying one hundred dol-
lars for it.
but also financial arrangements
must be made. For a project of
the magnitude of the
Mt. Joy sewer system,
able legal and financial work is
involved. Whether this could bo
ready by July 1, members of the
Authority who have
proposed
consider-
A nice girl can often work a just gone
wonderful change in a man — | through the finances of the wa-
and relieve him of a lot of it, ! ter improvement, seriously
too! doubted. Negotations for the
water bonds started prior to De-
Carl Germer went into Shat- | cember of 1953 and final settle-
to’s barber shbp last Saturday, ment for the bond issue was
getting on the chair he asked Al made on July 13, 1954.
This, the Authority members
how much a haircut was”.
mentioned, does not mean that
Al: “One dollar.”
Carl: “How much is a shave?’ | anyone dragged their feet’, but
Al: “Seventy-five cents.” merely indicates the tremendous
Carl: “Shave m my head.” amount of work in preparing a
large bond issue
The meeting was also attend
ed by me mbe rs Borough
Council; B. T. Rutt, burgess; and
Charles Fish, former burgess.
Next week a complete report of
If some of us would practice
what we preach we would work
ourselves to death
of
1 know a fellow that works in|
the Shoe factory, that has a one- | the water system will be given
track mind. The Council members were
That's right—Pimlico warmly invited to attend the
next meeting of the Authority
lin order to keep posted on the
that
progress of water and sewer im-
men going
are
Statistics show ninety-
nine per cent of the
around looking for trouble
unmarried.
provement.
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MIDGET BASEBALL
PRACTICE SATURDAY
Donald Staley, new coach
the" Mount Joy. Midget baseball
Boss: “Do you know you've]
been late four times this week?”
Bud: “Oh, nosir, 1 ain't.one of |
those guys that watches “the team wants ‘all boys: between 12
clock.” : and 15, who are ~ interested, to
school * base-
afternoon at
| report to the grade
A WISE OWL | ball field Saturday
1 p. m.
Dr. James Naismith invented | ff
basketball in the winter of 1891- It costs $7,200 to get
p2. . B-47 jet bomber off the runway.
Veterans’ Hospital
nm 2 under the ‘Act of March 3, | gion Tuesday evening,
| the
president,
of |
town
a loaded | the
Party At Lebanon
made to give a
Lebanon Vet-
a meeting of
Plans were
ward party at the
eran’s Hospital at
ns
|
|
the auxiliary of the Walter S
Ebersole Post 185 American Le-
The meet
ing was held following the Lan
caster County Council Auxiliary |
meeting held at the Mount Joy |
post this month. The party will |
| be held at the closed ward in
| building No. 2 at the hospital
Wednesday evening, May 25
Approximately 100 to 120 men
will be entertained
Final plans were completed
for a card party to be held at
Legion home Monday night,
April 18. Both bridge and pin
ochle will be offered with two
prizes per table
The announcement
that the Elizabethtown
an Legion Auxiliary
tain the local group to the
nual Gavel Bell party. The local
group will entertain the May-
town group. Mrs. Ruth Rineer,
was in charge of the
was made
Americ- |
will enter-
an-
meeting.
*
FLORIN
Annie Wagner and Miss |
Mary Hamilton, were guests of |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kons!
and family on.Easter
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
were dinner guests of Mr and |
Mrs. Benjamin Bender and fam-

Mrs
ily at Milton Grove Sunday.
Miss Mary Hamilton visited
friends at Harrisburg on Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty of
Haverstown, spent the weekend |
with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kaufl-
man.
Mrs. Viola Bricker called on!
friends at Lancaster Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. James Eichler
and daughter visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Bless at Falmouth Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geyer of
E-town, called on Mrs. Annie
Wagner on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Rob
inson announce the birth of a
daughter Friday, at the Lancas
ter Osteopathic Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sump
man announce the
daughter Friday at
Hospital, Lancaster
and Mrs. James E. Wa
Haverstown, were Easter
guests of Mr Mi
Kauffman |
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the Osteo
pathic
Dr.
ner of
supper and
B.F
Florin Man Named
Head Of Lancaster
Management Group |
Kleiner, Main St.
Albert J
Florin, was elected president of
the Hamilton Watch Manage
ment Association Monday night
at the annual banquet at the
Ephrata American Legion Home
Mr. Kleiner is a foreman in the |
train department. He succeeds
Frank B. Bitzer
Other officers chosen were
William Fordney, first vice pres-
ident; Samuel A. Gast, second
vice: Spencer Griffith, secretary
and R. V. Rartman,
®
Lancaster Synod
Of Evangelical Church
To Meet April 19-20
the
Evan-
Church
treasurer.
The Spring meeting of
Synod of the
Reformad
Lancaster
gelical and
will be held in Bethany Church,
Ephrata, April 19 and 20. The
Rev. Paul B. Snead, president of
Synod, is pastor of the host
church. Official delegates to Sy-
nod are the ministers of the 91
Churches of Synod, plus a dele-
gate elder from each church,
Synod will be opened with a
service of Holy Communion on
April 19, in charge of Rev. W
Miller Price, The Rev. Malcolm
E. Barr, and the Rev. Paul B
Sncad. On April 20 the opening
devotional service wiil be in!
charge of Rev. Roy R. Schmid
and Rev. David H, Rapp.
°
Parents Accept Vaccine
(From page 1)
physician administer the vac-
cine,
Salk vaccine shots for stu-|
dents in the Florin Washington
Elementary School and May-
Elementary Schools will
be given by loeal doctors
Maytown. Students attending |
the first and second grades of |
Marietta School will receive |
their shots in their own school.
in
Mumper | =
birth of an

Seeing _ 7s Believing

AND FINALLY

| Main Street,
| Joseph E.
| Kaylor; and Imelda Joan Com- —————
° | merer, 53 West Main Street, Mt, 1
Can you same fam | Joy, daughter of the late Mr. 3
7 VELIST and Mrs, William C. Stains. Spelling Bee Planned
HIS FRENGH NOVELIST | Ralph L. Myers, Salunga, son| An old fashioned spelling bee
- (1799- 185 BLE AFTER of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers | will be held in the Mount Joy
EY TR ER WORK and Doris M. Linton, Birchland | Elementary - School Auditorium |
| Avenue, Mount Joy, daughter | Friday evening, April 22, The!
| of Mr.
son of | Main Street, Mount Joy, daugh-
ter of Harry Matthews and Rose
Matthews Schiek
Mount Joy,
McLaughlin and Ruth
and Mrs. George Linton, | evening will feature 2 spelling |

ening, April 17, at 9:30 p. m
Guest singers will be the Cru-
sade for Christ Quartette,
The program is being spon-
sored by the Gospel Cheer Band
of Mt. Joy Mennonite church.
An invitation is extended to all.
sees ———————
The first official American flag
was displayed on Prospect Hill,

VISION MAY
BE TO
BLAME.

WITH THE
SCIENTIFIC
PRECISION
Ee ASS
L -
or LING.
REQUIRES,
BECAUSE RS
IT’S COOL. SEGMENTS
AN ARE CAREFULLY
EYESIGHT CHECKED
SY Save THE || |
HELP BETTER VISION|| |
MORE. INSTITUTE.

C hildren Feated M
Legion Egg Hunt
Laddie Germer found two tin-

|
|
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| seled prize eggs in the first Eas-
~ 0 el | ter egg hunt sponsored by the
F F H Waiter S. Ebersole Post 185]
or arm and ome American Legion Saturday af- |
ternoon. The affair was held on
y + ! the lawn of the posthome with
I'hree-Folg Screen :
a | the children divided into four
in the illustra
"THE folding screen
I ing fee
| groups according to age.

ap 18 a Be ison! : Other Gulden who located
er Sh toms and | Prize eggs were Jefiry Hawth- |
race inch lumber. re- | Orne, J Brown, Collen |
pecuvely 57%" and " long. | McLaughlin, Ronald Corll, Su- |
Ihe top can be cut to shape | sn Sager, Charles Heaps, Ron-
Heo 13¢ framework, | ald Hockenberry, Terry Stark, |
1: cnt ia the center | William Pennell, Robert Keener |
ms lo prevent warp | ana David Wagner.
| Fell
7 rab | 2 AWARDER GOLD BADGE
i
Two patrolmen of the Mount |
[ Joy Elementary School were a-
warded the gold badge
| for the week for outstanding
feats in the line duty. Char-
| lotte Young was named because |
| she reported that yellow lines |
on the becoming
hard to see
{uation has already been correct-
of honor
of
streets were
at her post. This sit
ed by borough workmen

inane Terry Stark, while on duty,
NN | was being given candy by the
| smaller children. He in turn
treated the children that go by

ING Caused 1 in humidity, |,
After the t I . | his post.
len 1S to 1K SUL ag °
nd glue t nest ony PLAN MEETING
her, checking t hat all parts | aT U. C LANCASTER
The So Joy JoyCees will
entertain Tuesday night at their

1c Presdwood | regular meeting by the Lancast-
¢ outlines so that er JaneCees. The combined
ed to exact size when the | groups will meet in ithe United
are Laie and | | Gas Improvement Building, on
the panels to the ame When e rds p vem : > ng.
olue has set thorouy ai v, trim the panels | Duke and Orange Streets, 8 p.m.
to size with plane and fil | ® re
Hinge the : nished pancls witl | SCOUTS PLAN DRIVE
double-acting hinges or leather DS "vy
hg hinges or leather straps | I'he monthly scrap and paper
if vou cannot obtain metal ones. Dec- | .
. ed 1 I Eh | drive of the Mount Joy Boy
orate the panels with paint, enamel, |
Scout Troop No. 39 will be held
next Saturday, April 23
items on the

lacquer, varnish or wallpaper.
Persons
. on are asked to place
Abou! 5,500 persons visit the sidewalk or Scouts will assist in
White House daily. | carrying them from the homes.

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