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Jasper Deeter, director of | |
Hedgerow Theatre, will viay| Washington School
the lead role in Moliere’s “The |
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| first time. ection of officers for the 1955- |
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material for children). Also a
| discussion of remodeling led by|
Mr. Saylor, principal of the|
| Maytown and Washington|
Schools. All parents, patrons]
and friends of the schools are]
invited to be present to
/ and give expression to this im- |
® portant matter of which school, |
Florin or Maytown, should be]
expanded. Some Schoolboard|
members will be present. Adin]
Mumma is president of the
committee.
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NAVY SETS DEC.
ANNUAL NROTC EXAM |
| The tenth annual competitive
for
desire
colleg2z and train for careers as|
nation on
10, the Navy announced today.
for
are now available, but must
November
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Naval careers in col-
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between
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NEWTOWN
Thursday, Mrs. Irene Snyder
and Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt
attended the annual EUB con-
ference at Harrisburg.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-

ey and family of Mount Joy.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Or-|
istus Wittle were Mr. and Mrs. |
Charles Wittle, Columbia RD, |
Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Hallgren, |
Sr., Mt. Joy, Mr. Ragner Hall-|
Mr. Jos-|

gren, Jr., Millersburg,
eph Wittle, Marietta and Mr./
Joseph Wittle and children, of
Columbia RD.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brosey |
and children and Mrs. Edith
Erb, visited Mr. and Mrs. John|
V. Witmer and son, E-town R.|
D (
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Camp-
bell and children, of Lancaster
spent Sunday visiting Mrs.
Campbell's parents Rev. and
Mrs. R. H. Arndt.
Mr. Harold Stoppard and son
Kenny of Ironville and Miss
Marsha Shaud, Columbia RD,
visited Mr. and ‘Mrs. Earl Gelt-!
macher and family. {
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Fogie and family were Mr.
and Mrs. ‘and Mrs. Robert Bish,
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Fogie, and Mr. Harry Mammi-
no, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derr and
Children, Mt. Joy, visited Mrs.
Matilda Derr.
Visitors of Mr.
Maurice Frysinger,
Moore and Mrs. Ida
er were, Mrs. John
and daughter Diane,
ry Mellinger, Mount Joy RD,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, of
Marietta, and Rev. Fry, Manor.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Gamber were Mr. and
Winters and family,
Manheim, Mr. and Mrs.
Havard Johnson, Lancaster.
Friday Rev. and Mrs. R.
Arndt celebrated their
wedding anniversary.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-|
man Brosey and Mrs. Edith'
Erb, were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. |
Brosey, Milton Grove, Mr. Jno.
and Mrs. |
Mrs. Katie
Eisenberg-
Mrs. Hen-
and
H.!
41st
Rosting, E-town, Mrs. Pearl
Brenneman, Mt. Joy RD, Mrs.|
John Ackerman, Columbia and
Robert Witmer, Marietta.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
| Moore and family were Misses
| Elva and Arlene Marron, Ronks
| and Rev. John F. Ferich, Eliza-
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. |
Hain2s were Mr. and Mrs
Saunders, Columbia, Mrs
Lloyd Nentwig and daughter,
Florin. |
Mrs. Edith Erb was admitted!
to the St. Joseph Hospital
Monday under observation.
Mrs. Norman Brosey visited!
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Geltmacher
of Columbia R1 Monday even-|
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FOOD SALE OCT. 1
The Good Cheer Class of E.
U. B. Church will hold a food!
Oct. 1, at 9:30
| a. m. at Wiley & Rutt’s offices, !
| East Main Street |
Postmaster General
To Receive Award
For Driving Record
Arthur
accept a
General
will
Postmaster
E. Summerfield
special safety citation Friday
awarded the Post Office Dept.
by the National Safety Council
for the department's safe driv-!
ing record in 1954. |
The presentation will be made
in Mr. Summerfield's office at
9:30 A. M. by A. E. Stoddard,
President of the Union Pacific
Railroad and a Trustee of the
National Safety Council. The
Postmaster General will accept
the award on behalf of the 100-
,000 Postal people who last
year drove the Department's
| 85,000 vehicles to a new safety
record for the Postal Establish-
ment. |
Formerly the Post Office De-|
partment possessed one of the]
worst accident records in the
entire Federal Government. |
Upon learning this, Mr: Sum-
merfield shortly after he assum-
ed offic2, instituted the Depart-
ment’s first intensive safety pro-
gram which included safe driv-
ing instruction as well as driv-
er examination and physical ro-
action tests.
“Until that time, although
there had been a Safety Officer
in the Department, he had been!
without funds
operate effectively,”
merfield “We
or personnel to
Mr. Sum-
said. activated
| the Department's first truly or-
ganized and funded Safety and
Health Division in the Bureau
of Personnel, and staffed it with
experts in industrial
health and safe driving.
They were given top priority
safety,
to get a program going,” he ad-|
ded. “This program is only one,
year old today and yet the rec-
ord it has establishad is extra-
ordinary
“For example, in the last
quarter of fiscal 1954, accidents
involving Postal vehicles were
down 11 percent and accident
, costs to the Department reduc-
ed 24 per cent. At some instal-|
lations these roductions were
{ as much as 50 per cent in the
number of accidents and 75 per
cent in Departmental costs re-
from accidents. This
year, again, the record is excel-
Postal
halved
pro-|
sulting
lent. Costs of repairs to
vehicles now have been
the
gram started.”
since intensive safety
Mr. Summerfield gave the on-
tire credit for these results to
the Safaty Program and the
cooperation the 100,000 Postal
| drivers of 85,000 Postal vehic-
les have given it.
cent teen ——
oSLIGHT WRECK SATURDAY
A five-car collision was
caused Saturday night at the
intersection of Main and Mar-
ket Streets when an unidenti-
turned to avoid hit-
A second auto man-
stopped,
fied driver
ting a dog.
aged to stop, a third
but a fourth. and fifth auto suf-
fered damage when they ran
into three cars already stopped.
Local police investigated the
tie-up.
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