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3y Larmon D. Smith
HATS OFF TO COUNCIL
Borough Councii members
to be commended for this
week’s action on parking meter
violations
Violators will be tagged with
pink tickets, with police
ers depositing nickles the
meters in front of the over-
parked cars. Any violator who
takes his ticket with a nickle to
the burgess within 48 hours
will avoid the usual fine. How-
ever, anyone who fails to do
so will be fined the $1.00.
Full cooperation of the pub-
lic urged. Council has taken
a progressive step. Success of
the move depends entirely up-
on motorists who metered
spaces.
in
is
use
Similar plans have proved
satisfactory in other communi-
ties. The plan will work here,
provided there is no general a-
buse of it.
to
to keep
tickets is-
and, sec-
ond, to pay up promptly when
they do receive pink tickets.
Again we urge the public
cooperate fully: first,
the number of pink
sued to a minimum,
NATIONAL
WEEK
This week The Bulletin joins
newspapers all over ths coun-
try in observing National News-
Week In observance,
we'd like to take a moment to
reaffirm The Journalist's Creed,
written by the late Walter Wil-
Iiams, Dean of the School of
Journalism at the University of
Missouri:
NEWSPAPER
paper
I believe in the profession of
Journalism.
I believe that the public jour-
nal is a public trust; that alll
connected with it to the
full of their responsibi-
lity, trustees for the public:
that acceptance of lesser
vice than the public service
betrayal of this trust. {
I believe that clear thinking
statement, accuracy
and fairness, are fundamental to
good journalism.
I believe that a
should write only
holds his heart to
I believe that suppress on
the news, for consideration
other than the welfare of
ety, is indefensible.
I believe that should
write as a journalist what
would
are,
ser-
is
and clear
journalist
what he
true.
of
in be
any
soci-
no on2
he
a gentleman:
that bribery by one’s own poc-
not say as
ketbook is as much to be avoid-
ed as bribery by the pocket-
book of another; that individual
respnsibility may not be escap-
ed by pl-ading another's instruc-
tions another's div'dends.
I that advertising,
news, editorial columns
should s2rve the best in-
terest readers; that a single
standard of truth and
cleanness should prevail for all;
that the supreme test of good
journalism is the measure of
its public service.
I believe that the journalism
which succesds best - and best
deserves fears God
and honors man: is stoutly in-
dependent, unmoved by
of opinion or greed of
or
believe
and
alike,
of
success -
pride
power,
construct've, tolerant, but never
careless; self-controlled, patient,
always respectful of its readers
but vna‘raid: is q ickly
indignant at injustice: un-
swayed by the appeal of privi-
lege or the clamor of the mob;
to give every man
chance and. as far as law and
honest wage and recognition of
brotherhood can make
it an eanal chance: is pro-
fonndly while sincere-
ly promnting international good
will and cementing world com-
radeship: is a journalism of hu-
manity, of and for today's
world.
is
a
SO
HONORFD AT
A turkey birthday dinner
was served Sundav in honor
of Mrs. C. A. Ricedorf. Rheems
and Mr. Winfield Hendrix. The
dinner was sedved at the homa
of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Hen-|
drix.
DINNER
on
APPA
The Physician On Call
Sunday
Dr. Thomas O'Connor
ANPP
offic-|
| guidance
five to the meeting. They were
| ocenpation~l
| representative of
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. 16
Community Exhibit Opens |
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12
1:00 - Judging..
the Mt. Joy Lions Club
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13
by Farm Women Society
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15
12:30
Farmer's
Streets
Co-Op
8:00
WEDNFSDAYV
onet
tor
er
OCTOBFR
the Pennsvlvaria
Snecial entertainment
Community Exhibit Events
Main events for the thirty-fourth
Community Exhibit are as follows:
7:00 - Opening night parade parade sponsored by
horses and commercial entries.
10:00 - Livestock judging (morning & afternoon)
8:00 - Crowning of the 1955 Corn Queen sponsor d
8:00 - Start of the three-day quoit pitching contest
at the Henry Street courts.
1:00 - Plowing contest on the John Melhorn farm,
the new feature of this year’s show
8:00 - Concert by the Donegal High School Band
Tractor driving contest
between
2:00 - Soap box race on Manhe'm Street
Varied musical entertainment
19,
at Hostetter's Pavilion, Norman Reber,
Farmer
annual Mount Joy
which includes bands, floats,
No. 8.
Mount Joy
Old Market
at the
Manh2im and
f:30 mible ban-
field editor |
will be the guest speak
will also be included.
|
Annunl
Directors Named
To Band Club
At Donegal High
Eleven directors were elect-
ed to the board of the Donegal
High School Band Club at the
meeting of the group Monday
night at the school. The
bers elected are Arthur Zuck,
Mrs. Hazel Baker and Mrs.
Kauffman, Marietta; William
Young, George Bowers and
Mrs. John Zeller, E-st Donegal
Township; Curtis Reisch, Ray-
Gilbert and Samuel Har-
nish, Mount Joy Borough;
Mrs. Sadie Brooks and
Buckwalter, Mt. Joy Twp.
Officers will be elected
the directors at the next meet-
ing November. Plans were
made to operate the food con-
cession stand at the basketball
games this year. H. Morrell
Shields, band instructor, an-
nounced that the band will pa-
rade at both the local Comm n-
ity Exhibit parade next Wed-
nesday and the lceal Halloween
parade Saturday, Oct. 29, and
will give a concert next Friday |
at the Community Exhibit.
The membership drive is in
its second month. Members are
urged to pay their yearly dues
at the present time. A commit-
tee formed lost month will vis-
‘t the business places in the two
boroughs and two townships to
sol'cit for funds to complete te
pavment of the uniforms.
In one year, the club earned
$7.000 of the $8.000 cost of the
vniforms With $1,000 still
needed. donations and member-
ship dues are needed now.
-®
mem-
mond
and |
Mrs.
by
in
Guidance Directors
Stort Conferences
Tuesday afternoon, five girls
the Donegal High School
were taken to the Millersville
State Teachers College for a
Future Teachers Assocation
conferenc2. Miss Lily Martin,
director, escorted the
of
Miriam
Joyce
Julia Loewen,
Miriam Roland,
and Peggy Wolfe.
Friday, the Krudden Prefer-
ence Record tests will be given
to all the ninth grade students
of the school. The test is
guidance test
the individuals.
Last Friday, a Naval officer,
the NROTC,!
spoke to the senior boys. Rag-
ner Hallgren, guidance director,
was in charge of the boys’
meeting which also consisted of
Nell,
Eberle
an
for
aa question and answer session.!
| present
Needlework Geld
Sets Date For
i
Tuesday, October
been set as the day of the an-
Ingathering of the Mount
Joy branch of the Needlework
Guild of America. The direct-
ors of the met last
week at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. S'meon Horton, to
make the plans for the
aflair.
25, has
nual
association
annual
annual
the
group
the
also
the
scheduled
the
donates
of
Included in
gathering will be an-
and
for
meeting of
which
nual
tea is
members and
who
a
the
Each
garments
directors. |
two
the
at
the
A
present
person
is a member
urged to
look at
items.
1ssociat’on and is
tend the
lisplayed
suest speaker will
for th2 anncal meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 26,
listribution day. The group al
so decided to donate aid to the
flood victims through call
from the national headquarters.
Mrs. Horton has forty-two di-
rectors in the association at the
tea and
donated
be
will b
a
time.
Fashion Show
Well Attended
Two hundrad,
persons attended the second an-
show sponsored
in the grade
night. The
thru
seventy-five
nual fashion
by the JoyCees
school Wednesday
event was made possible
the cooperation of Kitty's Dress
Shop, Keener's Furniture Stor,
Greer's Jewclry Store, Koser’s
Jewelry Store, Sloan's Pharma-
cy, J. C. Snavely
Inc., Ruhl's Flowers,
Dry Clcaners, and Jack
Shoes. Thanks also
to Hess’ Store
and Sons,
Eicherly’s
Horn-
ex-
the
er’s is
tended
tickets
Besides the models Gary
and Harold Zimmerman,
in: two of
sk'ts. William Batzel
charge of the lighting
and Mrs. George Broske played
the organ throughout the show
and during
Prizes were won by Mrs. Eva
Riegle, Mrs. J. R. Miley, and
Mrs. H. E. Garber
During interm‘ssion the
ence was served sherbet punch
and home-made cookies from
decorated tables at the rear of
the auditorium. Following
autrmn theme, the centerpieces
for the buffet tables were In-
dian corn and cornacopits filled
with gourds.
for
El-
Jr.
the
in
lis
also assisted
was
effects
audi-
an
Wednesday
ngathering |
[ in
MOUNT JOY, PA., THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 1955 $2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Parking Meter Fines To Be Changed
For Trial Period, Beginning Oct. 17
‘Second Polio Two From Germany
Seeks Members ‘Shots To Be Make Their Home
This Week |. M J
Won't you help the Needle-| Given Here In ount Joy
Marietta The parade] work Guild of America to fur-
will move west on West Done-| nish warm, new clothing to| Next week, ; arrived
gal Street to New Haven; north| those in need this coming win-| lation of the Salk Polio Vaccine Mrs. Martina
New to Main; east the new-born infant, the for eligible school children jin Trem GANS .
Main to Jacob; north on Jacob school-child who known Mount Joy will be given. Mrs Digimer,
Mount Joy Street: but ragged hand-me-| Knorr, school nurse, their home
Mrs. Wilke
Shefiler,
Mount Joy's thirty-fourth an-
Community Exhibit will
open next Wednesday with the
judging of the baked goods,
flowers, vegetables, sewing, art
work and miscellaneous con-
tests at 1:00 p. m.
ing the celebration will official-
ly be opened by the local par-
nual
In the even-
Needlework Guild Real Estate
Owners Must
List Occupants
“Pink” parking tickets will
replace the customary red tck-
10 ots in the borough on a trial
Main | phasis it was decided at Monday
of the local
ade.
The
m.
at: 7
fol-
on
will begin
route
will
parade
and the
Paraders
is as
meet
the former grade school plot on
p.
lows:
refugecs from Germany
Mt. Joy last
I. Wilke and
arrived
Avenue
he second inocu-
t in week. |
her
on Haven on| ter: |
son, ere
has
make on East
Street
Walter
She
with
to west on| nothing Raymond
shot pro-
ad
Asssting
night's meeting
borough
The
place th~>
of
St
reside |
Mount Joy to the Community the old. the sick? ‘This iS in charge of the is a niece
Exhibit at the SICO garag-s. charitable organi- | gram Dr. John Gates will
Cash be marking its 70th minister shots
for the floats, civic of service, has
floats, and named the week of Oct. 8 .
trion entries National Membership Week, Ir. and the clerical assistants
| will be Mrs
I: wp r:
cluded in all and its 500 Branches in commu-| Walter Brandt and
. Be ic try Mrs Paul Madtin, Jr, and Mrs
A list of the Corn Qu en can- the country
are appealing for increased sup-| John Gates
Only those st.dents
port. Membersh'p in a Branch]
of the Needlework Guild is op-| the sccond and third
to all even| Who rece‘ved the first
| children two or last spring are eligible for th
articles clothing | second shots. Contrary to the|
or household linen, or a g ft of| Previous plan that parental per-
After the garments, mission was granted both
Pennylvan- been collec'ed in the au-| Shots, permission slips were giv
; in rx .| tumn, e ch distributes| en to all the children
Bucher, retired county agent of | them to local welfare avences| ceived the first shot Tuesday to
| and institutions, which in turn| have their parents give written
| give them out to the needy in| Permis ion for the second shot
| their care. Although the total] Those children did not
[ number of garments donated an-| receive the first shot in spring
| nually adds up to about mil-| are not eligible at the present,
{ Lion and a quarter, the needs| time for the Salk Polio Vaccine)
| fad the supply. More| shots. A proposed Federal pro-
are| gram for these students will be
| members, more garments,
Mt. | announced at a later date; bit
Board Grants
downs,
Manheim council.
will
nation-wide
the local policemen will
pink ticket an, the au-
the same time. that
a nickel in the me-
On the parking tie-
will be called a
not'ce”, the driver
will read “You have overstayed
vour time on the parking meter.
Five cents has been deposited
in the for Please
mail this card and
five cents to the burgess of Mt.
Joy Borough within 48 hours to
avoid paying a fine.”
According the governing
the new procedure will
stay in effect as long as the re-
action is favorable. The date for
the new system tentatively,
Monday, Oct. 17.
Traffic L’ghts
Following a trial period
the three traffic lights
on Main were turned o‘f
during church services Sunday
the lights have been
returned to their original sche-
dule. The trial created
a hardship on church members
who attend the churches on the
they couldn't
‘et onto the highway ollowing
their
prizes will awarded zation. now and her
You her mother, aunt and
ng, i
8 other tor East Main
She is employed at the Aircraft
Marine plant in the
Th to the
now through the Lutheran
Service and were sponsored
grades on oy
Mr. Sheffler They errived
shots : .
he United States aboard the
S. Navy The
Langfitt, charter
Intergov
E
ssel
. son
nurses will be Mrs. James Hos-
Anniversary
and Mrs. Frank
commercial
floats
Bands
the
an
‘etter : Wile
school eques- 2 t ci on St. | tomobiles at
ke
will in-| as they insert
for
which
ter
kt
“courtesy
borough you
nitizs throughout wWocame country
didatrs will be given in next
the Bull tin
Three judges have been nam-
Refugee
by
in
i
General
to the
Committee
The
Bremerhav-
1,118
1,034 came in|
Relief Act. |
Pennsyl-
oe / in
week's issue of
on men,
who
of
. . Ome
ed for the sod plowing contest women,
Malin, of
agricul Lancast-
give rsa in meter you.
I'homas director transport
ti toy [ more new oder or present
cation bre oO
‘
Migration
Counties; Norman
editor of
er and York
money for
Rober, the . for iropcan
have fr
with
Ve ca led m
r, Germany
ia Farmer magazine;
who ro- t
rand oO
8) it h pas-
. : group
cengers of which I
the Refugee
Eighty-nine arrived
Lancaster County
Two Youths
Caught While
&¢ . 9
Canvassing
Two
in
18
who
vania.
Mrs Wilkes aunt
and sister arrived here last Oc-|
tober. |
mother,
Back
a
exceed where
| urgently required. Here in |
Joy, the Branch the Needle- | no information is available as to
work Guild extends a most cor-| when it will begin
dial to YOU to add| Every effort will be
vour two new garments to the | inoculate the clig'ble
collection which will so greatly | who
aid our local needy. For detail
of and
| join,
Mure Simeon
Donegal Street
numher 3-4094
neat, c 1 ing
ach home they told of a ontributing
they
|
s Titus
of mornings,
thirteen-year old toys
made to system
children]
have moved from one
cchool district to another school
how te district
contact |
Horton at Wes' |
Her telephone
Let me re-|
two or Two Sperkoars
become a member of | x
articles of clothing. | 1
The Needlework Guild of pl Tuesday Evening
the Charity that he'ps| Robert
Other Charities | manager of the Schick Company
® | Lancaster Plant, was the guest
. | speaker at the r
Rev. Winters To |
from Elizabethtown were
soliciting
for funds in Mount Joy Wednes-
Request For
caught in the act of
The two who confes side stree‘s since
canvassad the N Haven
Street, Marietta Avenue
probably, South Market
told residents that
collecting for varios
At
di. ferent agency
day night
Funeral Parlor
Gerald R.
ed permit
provements
sd when, where
w
plea e
> morning services.
Must
went
and She
Street,
they were
Mz was grant
interior
an. «
Tr
Lece
Tr im Owners Report
record vo-
Ing In favor of a new ordinance
be drawn up concerning the
borough officials
move into or
Under the
real estate own-
to report when
‘hey have new tenants living in
their homes tenants
| Lions Hear
and ¢ upanc; on
Is a funeral
establishment at
21 Vest Donegal
is now located
at a
firchouse
agencies permit to conduct rar
- to
by his re
Street
a Zone| When
of
lor s
yQu can = ;
for which e dence, porting to
They
Burge
more new
which in new tenants
B. District
at the
The meectir
th» Mount
Adjustments
seeking
may Le
wore eollecting did c«
p blic meeting | Nut the borough
T esd:
g was sponsored
Zoning Boa d
that
re
Mr
request
lee!
Rutt
placing them at
ome
the
the
| erica
funds and is
Bullet’ n of
NT Y rr "no or vis .
got back Sibson, personnel even ew ordirance,
ing rs will have
by Joy
of
anyone
fice today
lar
2 in order and when
to
Persons who gave to
th2 boys may pick up their do
nations at the 3ulletin office
between today and next Thurs
day. The money that
claimed will be turned over
the United Drive the
ough.
Park
making his
money
: Joy
move
A
ordinance
the
the
got
of
will
out town
imposed if the
complied with
The purpose of
ordinance will be to
check names for the
(Turn to Page 6)
®
to
object
quests present fine be
Sheetz was granted his is not
Another
board
not request received by directions
10
bor
is
diccussed Tues- new
by Charles
Marietta
will
the and
day evening was ono
Jr.,
board
years a on
in
Bennett 257
The
next Th
detailed
be
meeting
of the Mount Lions Club
| Tuesday evening Robert S
Speak Her: Sunday | Myers of the United Communi
Rev. Richard Winters Pehl ty Campaign of the county also
of Students at Franklin and| SPoke and gave information re
Marshall College, will preach at| 8arding is
BY > Of “jr
the Church of God during the| and the 22 Commun ty Chie t
month of October | Agencies cooperating in the Wel Anise
meet
Neiss, is again
rcport
police chief,
to the juve-
Lancaster
— 8
AMBULANCE TAKES 2
TR'PS LAST WEEK
The Mount Joy Community
Ambulance took last
week. Both the same day, Mrs
Henrietta Klugh, Landisvil'e, |}
was takes to the Lancaster
County Hospital bv Earl
Zink Frank Zimmerman :
The same day, Edward Get-
shal was taken Bain-
bridge to the Lancaster General
Hospital by driver Arthur Zer- |?
phey
fare services
'sday night when
Members of the club are Hospital Group
planning to attend the Regions
| 1 and 2 Fall Rally Monday
| the Ephrata Leg
Home. It announced that
the flood the
club’s was used in the regon of
District K, Stroudsburg
and Tamaqua
infor
d
prop ISOC
nile cout in more requested
mation will pres ont br
Mr. Br
nroject
at nnett for hi
“Ions Project
for
American ion
raising funds
the first fall
1g of the Mount Joy
the United General
Auxiliaries l:st wesk
of Mrs. Paul Steh-
was Projects
relief
on Meeting Of Young ti
Renublicans Is a
i \ y digencs .
donation of wore discussed at
two tr ps Tit
ch of
nom
Further plans wer» also mad
concerning the
Halloween parade in
ough Saturday, Oct
Coal Silos
“Coming Down”
resi
lanned U
All Mont
vicinity between the
36 are invited
members of the
Women's
Monday «¢
interested persons
at the
Brown
at 8
dr'v rs sponsored
the
29
club's nder the chairmanship of
and means committee
Mrs. Bruce Greiner,
group d~cided on the “make
dollar
Fach
and bor
girls of Jcy an he ways
18
b come
Co
R publica»
Oct. 17
asked
Mrs
Delta | Mm!
ember
ages o *hairman
to
from
and he
Lancaster grow” project.
member of the associa-
to start with a
make it grow. The
will be completed in 2
By the time of the No-
meeting of the group,
asked to either
items made from
$1.00 worth of materials to the
or sell them elsewhere
and send the profit to the meet-
ing.
All will be contact-
ed concerning the project by a
telephone committee.
Young
Club
all
{
LO
ion asked
r S
vening
°
BADGE AWARDED
Nornhold will wear
the coveted badge this
presented to the local element-
ary school patrolman voted the
best for the Patty was
choscn to wear badge for
her kindness allowing
small boy to wear her raincoat
for a bus
are follar and
GOLD
Patty
nreicet
nthe
home of
I11, South
met
George
Street,
week,
the
borough's
week Beginning next
dents may
of one of the
landmarks. The coal s los bhe-
longing to the Sico Company
will be removed from the prop
erty between the old railroad
tracks and Appletree Alley
According to reports, to re-
move the will create
“savings” procedure. Contrary
to the way silos are made in
the twentieth century w'th
bands on the outside, there silos
demolition; p.m
old
view
Wiss ia a are
A graduate of F & M in 1944
Mr. Winters then transferred to
the Seminary, deceiving hig|
Bachelor of Divinity degree in
1946 .
He has been a pastor at the|
Evangelical & Reformed Chur-
ches at Allentown, Hellertown, |
and Huntington, West Virginia. |
This year he returned to his
alma mater assuming the duties]
of Dean of Students. | were constructed with short
You are cordially invited to boards, heavily nailed, which
| Ellis have leased a hotel east of | attend the morning worship crossed each other to form the
| Lancaster. ' services and hear Rev. Winters.’ silo’s circular appearance.
th
individual
the
members
Each vicinity throughout
bring their
sponsod ng
to
prospective
county 1
week S
the
in
meetings introduce club
to Fol
lowing the meetings, the enunty
held
Oct
Oct
living
meet'ng
a
in Lancas-
26
7;
or
meeting will be
Wednesday,
while he was waiting
the rain. ter
The
for
the borough who
members of the club.
x Te Report New Families
BANKS TO CLOSE Who Are to be Visited
All the banks will be closed]
next Wednesday in observance Call MJ-3-9763
of Columbus Day, October 12. | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAA,
eo silos a meeting, is also
RESIGNED FROM POSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis, Sr.,
have resigned as steward and|
in charge of the kitchen at the
Walter S. Ebersole Post 185
American Legion. Mr. and Mrs. |
mn near
already
persons —
—— RS
are