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YEAR, NO. 19
At 6:30 o'clock on Halloween, FIFTY-FIFTH
October 31, the Christian young
people of Mount Joy and Florin |
bells |
of this area in an effort to col- |
lect money for UNICEF (Unit-
ed Nation's Children’s Fund) .
This is a “Trick or Treat” pro-
will be ringing the aoor

ject which is being sponsored
by the Mount Joy United Chris-
Youth Movement (UCYM)
Council which is a council com-
the Youth
tian
prised of
the
groups of
Protestant churches of Mt.
Joy and Florin.
“Trick or Treat” for UNICEF
is a unique American Hallo-
ween to all the world’s chil- |
dren. Spooks and goblins are
still about, but they have learn-
ed about UNICEF and last year
4.000 communities across
nation contributed $273,335
its work.
over
the
to assist in
The traditional
parties are still in
they have a
meaning: friendship and help |
for fortunate neighbors. |
Following the canvassing of the |
area the young people will ga-
ther at St. Mark's E. U, B.|
Church to dedicate the money | v4
and to have a Halloween party. |
The Mount Joy UCYM Coun-
Halloween |
vogue but |
new cnstructive
less
: TY Youth
ail hopes that their Trick or Nissley, Presbyterian Church, Burgess Rutt, Dallas L hman, Florin Chu
reat project will help to| Ronnie J2an Reese, Mount Joy E.U.B. Church.
Council Representatives get Burgess ready for “Trick or Tr:
chann=l the destructive energies
nf Hallowen pranksters into
constructive fun, Good will | 4
ambassadors for UNICEF have |
not time to soap windows and | ee ewor ul
tow off garden gates. Through | ®
this fun project, the young peo- |
ple learn about UNICEF and]
about the people UNICEF helps |
an important step in prepar- |
The Moun

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MOUNT JOY. PA.. THURSDAY CCTOBER 27, 1955
DEDICATED
COMMUNITY
SERVICE

$2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Mount Joy Plans Halloween Parade
at.” Left to right
rch of the Brethren, and
ollects
Over 2,000 Items Locally
ing for leadership which will |
be theirs. tomorrow. ‘
“Trick or Treat” aids uNic-| Over 2000 items were receiv-, Needlework Guild of America |
ing ot | ed at the annual in-gathering of has a ational . menhersip of Florin’s Oldest
in over 90 under-developed | the Mount Joy Branch of the over one million. It is the .
countries; programs in coun-i Needlework Guild of Americal ‘charity that gives {o other Resident Is
tries willing to use their re-| Tuesday at the local Methodist charities.” Membership require- .
sources and match UNICEF aid,| Church. These garments were ments are that each member Ninety-Two
more than dollar for dollar distributed to needy families in make or buy and donate, two William E Derr Florin's
UNICEF helps themselves in| the vicinity, hospitals, orphan- sarionts one to wear and one! a
establishing health and nutri- ages and church homes Wednes- ge 5 3 aries 4 old=st resident, observed his
tion facilities. One UNICEF| anv. This total is an increase to wash There are also “mon-| birthday last
dollar provides enough powder-| OVEr last year's number, Last ey members”, money being used Friday Mr. Derr who lives
ed milk to give 9 children a year, 1816 garments were re- 1 uy Shoes, Pe item the 1a with his son-in-law and daugh
glass of milk every day for a ceived. dies do not make. ter, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wit
week or protect 24 children a-| display of garments given| 7 1€d was served to the di q w St Sn : a oe
gainst tuberculosis — just a by the various Girl Scout troops rectors and ‘members of tho| ol. oe rest. 0 0 Das
sample of what UNICEF aid| . guild in conjunction with th? 18 years, is still in good health.
was shown at the church with : 5
means the other itents Tuesday. Some program and ingathering Having lived in and around
- : : : Fleere fF the . are Mr Mori
Following the ringing of the of the items were handmade by Officers of the group are Mrs.) Florin 1
nost of his life, he re-
church bells on Halloween ev tl irl Clarence Schock, honorary pres- tired from the Florin tobacco
| the girls. ident: Mrs Si I i | BUR Venn
i > ime rare Se ¢ ut five years ago.
ening the young people. who : . ident; Mrs. Simeon Horton,| warehouse about f ) g
will wear a A DR | Miss Mary Herr of the Ross- president; Mrs. Frank Young, Fo also has two sons, George,
tion tag will start mere Sanitarium, Lancast er, and | gr yice president; Mrs. Samu:l Lancaster; and Harry, Mount
door b ls The UCYM council | Bdward Buijs, Paradire were Balsbaugh, secretary: and Mrs. Joy; and one stepdaughter, Mrs
requests that when a voung the speakers for the affair. Mr.| Weaver, treasurer. Lavro Zurin, Mount Joy RI,
iii €¢ Young! purks is an author and one of
person rings your bell and says, his latest books: is the “United
“Trick or. Treat,” that you do Littles”
two things: (1) ask the young| ~~. isla
y Mr. Burks talked briefly a-
person to display his UNICEF
tug and (2) make a generous bout the inspiring work the
: ati . ag a since
contribution to UNICEF tag National Guild has done sing
and the voung people of our the Guild's inception in Phila- |
iti i § : is well
communities to change Hello- de Iphia, in 1885. He 8 : |
ween to Halloween versed in the work of this or-
did ganization because last year’s
president, National p esident
that is, Louise Hegeler Connett,
Letter Praises Boroveh
asked him to do a book on the
. Guide. He did this under the
For Pink Ticket Policy psevdonym of Burke MacArth-
. 9 ur. because he already had a
On Parking Offenses book by his own name on the
The following letter is one of | lists of the publisher, Coward-
example of evidence that the McCann, Inc.. 210 Madison Av
enue, NYC 16 — and found the
Guild work much morz worthy
new “pink parking ticket trial”
is successful.
of public attention than ever
October 23, 1955 its members realize.
The Burgess of Mt. Joy: There are more Branches of
Dear Sirs the Guild in Pennsylvania than
Thank you very much for in any other State. Mount Joy
this Courtesy. I can truthfully Was organized in 1920. The Mt.
Say on returning to my car and Jov Branch might challeng?
being informed by the Officer the Lancaster Branch for local
of the Courtesy Campaign my prestige. It’s the only Branch
family and I returned to the near Lancaster which hasn't be-
stores to finish our shopping come a section of the 5000
and your Merchants made add.- woman Lancaster Branch. Many
tional sales of $42.90. local people do not know that
Thanks Again, for thirty.five years their local
E. N. Demy AE
Demy chapter has been providing sev-
eral hundred garments a year
for needy, For example it pro-
vided 1863 garments in 1954.
It’s doubtfil if any other Branch
| anywhere in the nation has pro- |
vided mores garments per capita,
for the local needy.
He pointed

The Physician On Call
Sunday
! Dr. Thomas O'Connor

EAGLE SCOUT HONORED-—Robert
Scoutmaster Harold Etsell, Robert's mother, Mrs, Joseph Buch enauer, Robert
tive Thomas Frank and Assistant Scoutmaster Charles Buchen auer.
out that The
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Buchenau=r received Ea
Peter
Window Painting
Scheduled To Be
Judged Friday
Windows
tures will be
Halloween
Friday, it
the local
feature of this
with pic
judged
was announced by
JoyCees. A
| year's contest
| the students
choosing thei
new
is that
pct res
instead of
whose WOil

own helpers, stu
dents whose pictures were run
the
room assigned as holpers
Each student in 4th, 5th and 6th
grades submitted
the The
pictures paintad
ners-up to winners in each
were

drawings in
JACK GILBERT
MUMPER
contest twenty-five MARLENE
seen through
ot the are we vin: Fa lfoween King, Queen
a Chosen At Donegal High
by the JoyCees to the winners i Marlene Mumper and Jack
will be Lynn Longeneck
Saturday Night: Route Is Changed

Lions Sponsor
Annual Event;
Prizes Offered
A change in the streets of
formation for the annual Lions
Club-sponsored Halloween Pa-
rade Saturday night was an-
Charles Eshleman,
nounced by
chairman,
The parade will form at tha
SICO garages and streets
around that area. Division I, for
children in kindergarten thru
fifth grade, will form on Mount
Joy Street between North Bar-
bara Street and the Sico Offie-
es. Division II, for children in
sixth-grade through high school
age, will form on Concord St.
| (between Mount Joy and Frank
| Streets); Division III, for any-
one not of school age, will form
along the driveway leading in-
Te ’ Gilbert were crowned as Hallo- to the Sico garages and between
er, Warren Foley and James wv n d be
Phillips Nissl; 3 Observe ween Queen and King at the the two garages; Division IV
: Halloween Dance at the Done-, Will form on the extended por-
Windows were painted by the Golden Wedding
following students: Hess’ Food roy
1 High School last Friday ev-
tion of Mount Joy Street along
{ the railroad tracks from Mount
Store - Carol Detwiler, assisted Mr. and Mrs. Christian ening. Miss Mumper and Mr. Joy Street to North Market St.
by John Gates and Sandra Nissly 255 Marietta Av nue Gilbert were crowned by the] Cash Prizes Offered
Rretairg Dry Cle celebrated fel) fatiosh Wedding vice president of the senior Cash prizes will be offered
ers - > eifer, w ersary Saturde ro 2 ; i
Be Crate and John Max; a pis el student counsel,“ Renneth Ap-| 9 0% herein sani Se
Kitty's Dress Shop - Judy Nis- atives and friends visited with® pley, at the dance i adn
sley, with Arthur Schneider and the couple at the home of their Each of the four senior home-
Dennis Naugle; Booth’s Depart- gon-in-law and daughter, Mr. rooms selected one candidate
ment Store William Shacffer, and Mrs. John Toppin, South and the entire senior high
with Gregory Stark; Koser's Market Street school voted fromm the eight
Jewelry Store Linda Shields, The couple was married Oct. candidates. The king and queen
with Sue Leiberher and Connie! 25 1905 at the home of the] will be honored at the Mount
Anderson bride by the late Bishop Jacob| Joy Hallowe2n Parade Satur-
| Wolgemuth's Appliances 3rubaker. Mrs. Nis:ly was the| day night when they will reign
Thelma Elz with Patty Fisher former Mab=l Reist of Mt Joy over the festivities
and Barry Brubaker: Eshleman R2. After their marriage, the Thay will ride on the Lion's
Brothers Larry Jones with couple moved to a farm in Ra- Club float at the beginning of
Robert Mariner and Janice Ber- pho Township near Newtown the parade Saturday
ier; . Murphy's Patty Alle. where they resided for twenty - -
man with Frances Gerberich five years. For the past twenty ..
and Pamila Toppin; Schofield’s five years they have resided Fete Landisville Couple
Michael Geltmacher, with Re- on Marietta Avenue .
b2cca Walter and David Dar The Nissly's have four daugh On Golden Anniversary
renkamp; ‘Martin's 5 and 10 ters; Kathryn. wife of Paul Erb Mr and. Mrs Clarcuce A
Georgeanne Schneider with of Mt. Joy R2; Dorothy, wife Swisher, Landisville were hon-
Barbara Olson and Mary Ellen of Linn Milligan, Florin; Man ored at the Landisville Church
Matthias; Gre r's Jewelry Store ian, wife of John Toppin, Mt of God in observance. of ther
- James Strickler, with uth Joy; and Janey, wis of Lee 50th wedding anniversary
Williams and Cynthia Tripple; Stetson, Dallas Texas. They al The couple's pictures appear
(Turn to page 3) ¢o haves 12 grandchildren ed on the church bulletin. and
the Rev. Thomas Tillet, pastor,
dedicated the Sunday morning
service to them
They were also entertained at
a family dinner by their dauvgh
1 Ruth, wife of J. Norman
Cellet Landi-ville
The couple was married by
he Rov. Hiram Kauffman of
Landisville at the ministers
home. Swisher is employed as
a night watchman for the Bay-
uk Tobacco Co. warehouse, Mrs
Switcher is the former Carrie
VI¢
e. Th=y have one daughter
Route Given
The parade will form at 7:00
p. m. The parade will move
t on Mount Jo Street to
High Street; south on High to
Mz west on Main to New
Have south on New Haven to
VIorictta ast on Marietta to
Poplar outh on Poplar to the
clemontary school
Judging of the contestants
ill | conduct d on Main St
and aga‘n on Popla~ Street
Anyvore may participate in
the annual event Ihdividuals,
busine ss and
organizations
the parade
As the, divisions arrive at the
are
to enter
school building, they
will pro-
ceed into the -a-ditorium. As
the last members of the fourth
division have entered the audi-
torium, the parade for each di-
vison will be annunced and a-
warded,
J Residents ¢ i
gle Scout award at recent Rotary club meeting. Left to right: ing te link of
march are urged to help light,
his father, Joseph
| the way of the marchers,
Buchenauer, Scout Execu-
(Photo by Wilson Faust)
third divisions, three firsts, sec-
onds and thirds will be offered
| to the most cognical, most orig-
inal and fanciest. In the fourth
division, the most comical and
fanciest couples and the fanciest
and most original groups con-
sisting .of three more persons
will be awarded prizes. Floats
will be awarded prizes in this
division also
Prizes will be awarded from
the stage of the local school
auditorium following the pa-
rade
Marshalls Named
John Weidmar will be the
marshall’ for the first division
with Clyde Mumper, Freeman
Naugle, George Brown, Marsh-
all Gemberling and Svlvester
Shuman as aides. William Bit-
zel will marshall the second
division with aides, Maurice
Bailey, Jay Barnhart, Lloyd
Myers, Bigler Mumma, and Le-
wis Bixler
Arthur Sprecher is the third
mardmll. Aides will
be Vietor Koser, Arthur Zerph-
v. Robert Schroll. Robert Mec-
division
Ginley and John Cosgrove. Jos-
eph Taylor ig marshall for the
fourth divisicn Aides are Al-
vin Bigler, Charles Ashenfelter,
David Myers, Raymond Hilt
ind Llovd Derr
Bands included in the 1'nme of
maich will \ount
Jov Band. Donegal
High School and Elizabethtown
High School Proceeding the
four divisions will be the color
guard and the Lion Float on
which will ride the newly
crowned Halloween King and
Queen, Jack Gilbert and Miss
Marlene Mvmper
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WARNING TO HUNTERS
Local are reminded
that opening for the hunt-
ing season is Saturdav. October
29. at 9 am. EASTERN STAN-
DARD TIME
Sires the Mount Joy area is
«tl on Daylicht Saving Tinte,
hunters are cautioned that thew
hould not start shooting until
10 am. in areas where
daylight time is still in affect.
a ik
To Report New Families
Who Are to be Visited
Call MJ-3-9763
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hunters
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