OUR
OME
'SPAPER
YEAR, NO. 24

[= Directors
cuss Ways To
interest Industry
Board of directors of the Mt.
Chamber of
Tuesday night discussed ways
of interesting industry in locat-
Joy Commerce
ing in the area.
Jerry Mulloy, assistant secre- |
tary of the Lancaster Chamber
of Commerce was present to of-
fer suggestions and to explain
the work being done by the]
Lancaster Chamber of Com-
merce along these lines on a
county-wide basis.
Mr. Mulloy urged activation
of a committee to gather all
available information about Mt. |
Joy and its that
persons seeking industrial sites
can be supplied with necessary
data quickly.
Thomas Pennypacker and
Norman Hartman, represen-
ting Pennsylvania Power and]
Light Company, also were pres-
ent, and offered assistance of
the utility in compiling and
listing pertinent information a-
bout sites in the Mount Joy
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
who are planning the construc-
of a radio station between
and Maytown,|
to explain their
plans to the board, At present
there are three applications
pending for a radio station to]
serve this area. Hearings are]
scheduled to start in January |
to determine awarding of the |
permit.
resources, So
Musser,
lion
Elizabethtown
were present
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RCA OFFICIAL
ADDRESSES ROTARY
Donald Garvin,
tive assistant at the
poration of America plant in
Lancaster, addressed the Mount
Joy Rotary club Tuesday noon,
Mr. Garvin's subject was
“Progress with Color Televis-
ion.” He gave Rotarians the
story of RCA’s pioneering of]
compatible television,
plained the methods
manufacturing color
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LIEUT. VICTOR MORRIS
HOME FROM SERVICE
Victor Morris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Morris, Donegal
Springs Road, was discharged
from the U. S. Airforce today.
Mr. Morris served as a lieuten-
ant while in service.
During his
time, he was stationed in
siana and Ohio and while
overseas duty through his com-
munications job, he spent time
in Europe and Africa plus the
Azores, Puerto Rico Ber-
muda.
Following his discharge to-
day he will reside with his par-
ents on Donegal Springs Road
and will work with his father
in the Mount Joy Department
Store, East Main Street
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TYPING STUDENTS IN
CHARGE OF BANKING
Second year typing students
are getting banking experience
by handling the funds of the
school bank program each
Tuesday. These students are
Ernest Roberts, Glenn Hess,
Jefirey Brian, Joan Schneider,
Jack Beaston, Charles Groff,
Lynne Fackler, Winona Mark-
ley and Susan Fellenbaum
DECORATING
BULLETIN BOARD
The Office Practice classes of
Donegal High School are dec-
orating the main hall bulletin
board with “office themes’.
NAPS |
The Physician On Call
Sunday
Dr. John Gates
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administra-
Radio Cor-
and ex-
used in
tubes.
two-year service
Loui-
on
and
| reported as
| BAND CLUB TO
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| Astronomy Club Community Carol pgyer Capacity
J Visits College
(PHTNC)-
sea-
NEWPORT, R, IL
Franklin C. Zimmerman,
man, USN, underwent 2
Reserve Training at the Mel-
ville Naval Net Depot, Newport
Rhone Island, from Nov. 6-19.
Zimmerman is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Zimmerman |
of 27 N. Market St., Mt. Joy.
His study included the meth-
od of construction and installa
tion of various types of
and obstructions used in
protection of our ships,
harbors from enemy
face craft
Ton Deer
|
weeks |
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in a series of tours were:
nets |
the |
and |
submar- |
ines, torpedos, and sneak sur-|
| Carl
| Marie
| George Stephanis, Louis Carot-
Planetarium
Twenty members ol the Don-
egal High School
Club visited the Franklin and
| Marshall College Planetarium
| Tuesday, November 29 to
the presentation of the sun and
| related Following the
to the Planetarium, the
group looked through telescope
| and observed a number of stars
see
stars.
| visit
and planets.
| According to a of the
Lancaster Astronomy the
| Donegal Club is the only one
of its kind outside the city of
Lancaster.
report
“lub,
Vernon Oberholtzer, senior,
was in charge of arrangements
and transportation; Alva Bon-
der and C. A. S. Hollinger are
faculty advisers of the club.
took the first
Shir.
Lewis,
Members who
ley Brown, Elizabeth
Randy Mateer, Larry
man, Carol Epler, Robert Esh-
elman, Bonnie Bair, John Baug-
her, Jacob Brown, Thomas Roth
Hamlin, Ronald Corll,
Ronald Pennell, James Reisch,
Ebersole, Carole Garlin,
| ta and Vernon.
Reported By
Local Men
Ten deer were reported shot
by hunters in this vicinity dur-
ing the first two days of hunt- |
ing season. Norman Mateer was|
having shot the
first. Mr. Mateer shot his 4.
point buck which weighed a-|
bout 140 pounds at 7:05 a. m.|
in Perry County. Two others]
were reported as having been]
minutes later. Leroy
Hostetter, Florin, shot a 156-]
pound buck at 7:10 a. m. in|
Perry County and Kenneth
Nissley, Mount Joy R1, shot an
8-point buck in Perry County
at 7:10 a. m. which weighed a-
shot five
| bout 150 pounds.
deer reported shot on
Monday were a six-point buck]
by James Klinedint, S. Market
Street, in Cameron County; Ar-
thur Schneider, Manhe'm St.
a 3-point buck weighing 150
pounds in Potter County: Wil-
Snyder, Mt. Joy Rl, a 6-
point buck in Perry County: |
Nicholas Leitner, Detwiler, a 6-
point 165 1b. buck in Schuyl-
kill County: and Joseph Cooper
of Landisville, a 150 pound
buck in Potter County Tuesday.
Warren Heisey, Poplar St.
6.point buck Monday
noon Potter County that
weighed about 130 pounds.
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SAM DOCK SEES
ARMY-NAVY GAME
Sam Dock, local P.R.R. ag-
ent and his son attended the
Army-Navy football game in
Philadelphia last Saturday.
“Sammy’’ was impressed with
the fine ball handling of Navy's
quarterback. Geo. Welsh, but
was quick to point out Army's
fine running backs, and the tre-
mendous second half drive of
the Army team.
NOTE—*“Sammy’’
ing for Army to win,
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FIREMEN ARE CALLED
Mount Joy firemen were cal-
led to the Cameron Estate, Don.
egal Springs Road last Thurs-
day evening. No evidence of a
fire could be found when the
men arrived at the scene but
was thought that a passer-by
must have seen sparks coming
Other
bur
shot a
in
was pull.
from the chimney on the chauf-
fer's quarters,
i is
MEET
High
The Donegal School
Band Club will meet Monday
evening, Dec. 5, in the high
school, 7:30 p. m. Members are
urged to attend. Dues for the
new year are still payable,
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ver
Cub Scout Awarded
| Three Badges
John Germer received his
walf badge plus a gold and sil-
ver arrow head for work com-
pleted at the monthly meeting
of the Mount Joy Cub Scouts
last week. Den chiefs Richard
Becker, Roger Bates and Ralph
Rice, Jr. received their
year den chiefs’ badges.
The dens presented skits on
the theme of the month “Am-
erica Beautiful”, One new boy
admitted, Peter Holmes.
who moved to the vicinity from
Greenwich Village, 81
persons attended the meeting
The Cubs paraded when San-
ta arrived in Mount Joy Satur-
day and plan to attend the car-
sing at the community
Christmas tree Tuesday
ing, December 20
Next
toms
one-
was
Conn
ol
even-
“Cus-
The
Wed-
month's theme is
Other Lands”
scheduled
Dec
in
for
28.
meeting is
nesday evening,
SENIORS TO VISIT
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
The Donegal High School
Senior Problems of Democracy
classes will tour the
County Courthouse
and next Friday. Since the class
been d.vided
into two groups for the
The tour is sponsored by the
Lancaster Bar Association in
its program of the
public on the importance of lo-
cal government. Benjamin
and C. A. S. Hollinger, fa-
culty members, will be in
charge of the group.
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THIEVES ROB LOCAL
SERVICE STATION
Twelve dollars in
stolen from an unlocked sale in
the Harry G. Bender service
station located in Mount Joy
R2. sometime over the week-
end. Burglars dropped $3.00 on
the floor of the station appar-
ently in a hurry to leave.
State police said that the
theft occurred between 9:30 p.
m. Saturday and 6:15 a. m. on
Sunday. Entrance was gained
by breaking a pane of glass in
a window.
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AMBULANCE TAKES 1 TRIP
Frank Schock of Frank St.
was taken from the Lancaster
General Hospital to the Pleas-
ant View Nursing Home Tues-
day, Nov. 22, by the local com-
munity ambulance. Drivers
were John Myers and Robert
Hoffmaster.
Lancaster
tomorrow,
is so large it has
tour.
informing
Nea-
cash was
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| her nephew
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DEDICATED
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
MOUNT JOY, PA., THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 1955 $2.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Top Award $100;
To Be Presented
Saturday, Dec. 17
Retail Mer-
popu.
promotion of last
Sing Is Planned
Christmas
... Being Increased
+ By P.P. & L.
even-
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Company is engaged in a distri-
reconstruction pro-
substantially in-
PP&L
A community
ol sing has been planned
| Mount Joy for Tuesday
ing, December 20, to be held a-
the community Christ-
tree.
the Scouts,
Scouts and Brownies
10
event which is
6:30 to 7:30 p
The public is
the outdoor carol sing a-
round
Florin
repeating the
Mount
nts are
mas Joy
All
Girl
cooperating
he
Che
lar Christma
Cubs,
are
the
for
Nias . i
OY bution line
I Jeet that will
crease the capacity
facilities in the borough of Mt.
Joy, T. G. Pennypacker, PP&L 4 3
district manager at Columbia, 3 ££ es it
reported today. wry School
the tree located on the : 10 p
: : This $50,000 project converts I
corner of Marietta Avenue and resent 2300-volt facilities
East Main Street. | the present 2. -V( 8
3 PY in the borough to operate
part of PP&L's high capacity
. 2,000-volt system. Under the
Elder Resident a ih Mount Joy sub-
To Celebrate
Birthday
station, which is now supplying
Mrs
vear
Result: Shoppers of the area
* will be awarded $1,000 in priz-
Mount Joy Element-
Saturday, Dee.
sponsor of
scheduled
m.
invited
to at; the
tend on
round 17, at m
First will be $100 in
coupons, good in any participa-
ting In addition, there
will be 10 prizes of £50 in cou-
mons: 15 $20 and 10
wizes of $10
“This is another evi-
dence of advantages of shop-
ping in the Mount Joy - Florin
stated a member of
committee. “We
promotions of the
Merchants in the past
have served as an invita-
tion to folks of the area to find
out for that it's
[ and fun
to shop locally.”
prize
as
ol Fee wi 4 “5 © store
Jack Gilbert and Carol Ginder were honored recently a 3
i Mount
Joy Rotarians as “Students of the Month
by
prizes of
just
| stores.”
the planning
feel that
retail
: the
Frances Engle, Sa
vear
Claus arrived in Mount
the
: Santa
ber 5
themselves
amidst waves
Main
Joy Saturday
the
Street
As he approached Mount Joy he
Mount El
and niece,
Witmer.
lived
| Santa Claus
{ higher voltage operation, re- Local Children
West | placement of some poles, con- ii .
Friday, Dec. 23. has been set n rriva
| incidental work is being done S. Ebers S + of
around | to bring facilities up to present “bersole Post 185 American
the borough, will no longer be Christmas Party
used when the project is com-
Nod x vw 02 ductors and transformers thru-
Main St., will celebrate her 93° thie. aren “heirs converted.) 4 the date of the annual Chil-
birthday next Tuesday, Decem-| out ine area being ., (vu. i. .
dren's Christmas party for Mt.
standards. Legion, the affair will again be
held in the Joy Theatre.
| pleted. The job involves re-in-| Scheduled For
Mrs: Encle. recide sah | and installation of additional
Mrs. Engle resided with Joy and surrounding area.
The children will be treated
sulation of the lines for the]
My: z conductors. In addition, other
Mr. and Sponsored yearly by the Walter
to movies in the theatre plus| ementary
Mrs children who lined time-saving
Having
Mt. Joy all her life, she once!
resided on Donegal Springs| The project will require sev-
Road, in Rowenna, and in Flor-| eral months to complete. It is
Her was Harry| the final step in a long-range the Cooperating
Engle, was a burgess in| post-war program of increasing : | They | Jude
Mount Joy at one time. the capacity of the distribution Claus upon leaving the theatre. | him through the Main JM
Mrs. Engle’s hobbies are cro-| facilities Mount Joy, Florin . Street to his throne in Way's
knitting: and shel and the outlying areas in East Grades Plan For Toyland, West Main Street
life which in-| and West Donegal, Mount Joy : i
and Rapho townships. The total Ch t M . l Stepping from a
program has involved an ex- ristmas usica
| penditure of more than $125,-
000 and is part of the local uti-
I'ty’s construction program con-
I stantly underway throughout
: its Central Eastern Pennsylvan-
Girl| service area,
group Ee >
Frank
in or to await his appearance
lay Besides the awarding of pri-
Dec. 17, there will be
ntertainment
Zes on
by the Joy
School
candy and an orange by Santa | Brownies and the Cubs
was met
: Band, :
in. husband merchants in-
who
Booth,
Bros.,
Day & Berrier,
Warren H.
Greenawalt, Greer's Jewelry
Store, Samuel Hess
Food Store, Jack Horner Shoes.
with a pack of toys on his back), 5° pogetter & Son, Kitty
Shoppe, Keener Home
Korer’'s Jewelry,
Roy S. Lehman, Martin's 5 and
10c Store, Mateer’s Shoe Store,
Mount Joy Bulletin, Mt. Joy
Department Store. A. H. Mum-
Hardware, G. C. Mu phy
Co., H. S, Newcomer &
Newcomer Motors,
Lester E. Roberts
in Eshleman
cheting and
leads an
cludes attendance at church.
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Girl Scouts Chosen
For Round-Up
Mount Joy Senior
named in a
Lancaster
active Heisey,
convertible
secular music| he climbed a ladder to the sec-| Dregs
the
Christmas
Sacred and
ond floor toy land where he im- Furnishings,
will be featured in annual
school mediately received his young
Wednesday
Dec. 14, 8:30 p. m,
| Prior ‘to the
band will
ute
elementary
visitors
program evening,
Two Approximately 500 children
Scouts were
of thirty County
Scouts chosen delegates to
the Girl Scout Senior Roundup
to be held next June 29 thru
July 11 at Highlands State Park
Pontiac, Mich
Miss Nancy Diller, Detwiler
Ave., and Miss Barbara Thome,
Marietta Ave: were the local!’ Y.Teen Club of * the Donegal Christmas” and Tootie °
girls chosen. Of the twenty al. High School. The drive willl Tootie” by the grade CLUB ATTENDS DINNER .
ternates named, three local girls ¢nd Tuesday, Dee. 5. and Christmas songs featuring JN YORKTOWN HOTEL "lons Christmas
tic
Were named. Miss Judy Naugle, Any used toys in good condi- the “Christmas Alphabet” and the
Delta St., Miss Becker, tion will be appreciated. The “Santa's by ar the
West Main St, and Miss Jackie Y-Teens stress the fact that the : "| Business Professional
Mariner or : the third grade. ih
Marner, Road; Do- nen's
the be The second part of the pro re ith
selection If persons wish to do- gram will feature a choir of the York Club at the Hotell in
of 150 com-! Yorktown evening School. Thomas
they are asked to contact Mics posed of fourth, fifth and sixth With the 21 local members af cal mus.¢ director, has
Patricia Mumper, 3-9971 or the} thai
Miss Linda Fellenbaum, 3.5483. representation of any held Wednesday
immediately *— cantata : Dec. 21
the York
to prepare them for the nation- igh
al roundup. The group will be GROUP PLANS HOLIDAY narration. - ° tory
divided into four patrols with PARTY FOR DEC. 28 First reeite the FLORIN MAN
the two extra set up. A covered dish meal begin- scripture presenting the Christ- : AWARDED chorus will prese:
Patrol elected Ning at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, mas story. Mrs. George Broske COLLEGE SCOLARSHIP In narration ar song
by the Scouts Dec. 28 the Christmas is One Florin resident is inclu i
° dinner meeting of the Society - %® ded in a of eight Ie
f Far Ww e V as
FLORIN LIONS SEE ff Fu Worn Ne 4 il wos GYM CLUB INVITES
cided a we Sa ay meet-
FILM AT MEETING te thy oo MEN OF COMMUNITY
A fim Shown by Jay Wolge- will be held at the home of Ail men invited to
muth, : Florin, the Mrs. Mahtin Greider. Millers- the Gym Club that meets every
highlight of the program of the ville R1. Monday night at 7:30 to 10:30
Florin Lions Club Monday nite Saturday evening the mem. P. M. The classes are held in et
at Clearview Diner. The film 3 i: 3 the Mount Joy Elementary the
: bers entertained their husbands Say
the Carnation Milk : School gymnasium.
Station at the annual banquet in Hos- :
LXper nite Stato S- ; tas -T rT aske the PB Torkine
I a , to! tetter’s pavilion with approxi- All oud Toner the Boys’ Working
ced and mately 65 in attendance. Mrs, ball players are invited to come Reserve of Allegheny ‘ounty i itch weigh
Henry Reist, Mt. Joy Rl, presi- out and practice for third Scholarship Fund Donald i ing ; :
dent of the group, was toast- nal game to be played Dec. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel dit a Rh Yeasts
‘ 't have , \ 3 one fish measur-
mistress for the occasion. nd You Goo hav Wolgemuth, Florin
. yi. 5 member to play.
Elmer B. Hoover, Elizabeth-| “pp, ay Joy High School RECEIVES ADVANCEMENT
town College, was the guest i ie
oy Rams vs. the Donegal One Mount
speaker. Group singing was led
: game is shaping up cluded in the group of 8
by Robert Nolt and Gerry and ,. ; . 3
: is oy lineup will be announced soon affiliated with
Sally Bagnoli, Landisville, of. re
; : The more members the Gym 4-49 at the
fered marimba duets. Mrs. Vie- fii
: Club gets the facilities Training Center Lan
tor Koser was chairman of the : vin
: ; : Kirin: committee we will have such their
who will be sent for induction g e. pong table, boxing, a advancement
Friday. Thirty-one city and ; : —e mat, horizontal bars ete.
county men will be released NEW ADDRESS mime iy :
three county boards FOR LANCASTER COUNTY | GOLD BADGE AWARDED
me (mete DRAFT BOARDS Helen Rutt was awarded the ° )
ENLISTS IN AIR FORCE Local Boards No 83, and No. gold badge among the local sa- CLASS PLANS FOR Applications be sent
Robert Zeller, Pinkerton 84, selective service system,'fety patrolmen for the week. SPEAKER to Will'am F. Brian, Secretary.
Road, is one of thirteen men (Draft Boards) are now locat- Helen was chosen to wear the John Smaling of the A
from Lancaster County who en- ed in the Hassel Building, 2nd by the fellow patrolmen ter Social Security Office will T oq
listed recently in the United floor, 20 South Duke Street, because she brought to school address the Senior Problems of 0 Report New Families
States Air Force. Mr. Zeller has Lancaster, Penna. All business zone some small children who Democracy classes of Donegal Whe Are to he Visited
gone to Lackland Air Force with these local boards will were late and missed being as- High School on the new devel
Base, San Antonio, Texas for now be transacted at this ad- sisted across the streets by the opments in the Social Security Call MJ-3-9763
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visited him folowing his arriv
Y-Teens Plan Toy
Drive As Project
A toy drive
program the ma
fifteen-min- al and were given candy canes Son.
15 to 7:30
the
as give a
ag .
Santa also received letters from
the
Children
each
Inc
& Son, M.
S. Sensenig Sloan's Pharmacy,
Smith’ General Store,
Way's Appliances,
Z2rphey's Sico
recital from 7:
Included in
the
p.m. first part children
with San
Wednesday
to
may visit
Monday,
evenings
will be Kindergarten rhy "wh
ta I'vn-
and Friday
is being held for
the collection of
near 1
A thm band; Christmas songs fea- {all's Store
Wol
used or from 7
toys in good condition
new
by the Ine
Station
turing “Twas the Night before omnth
9 p. m. until Christmas Eve
“Rootie
second
Instead of holding regul
Barbara local
Wi )
the twer
November
Musical
Laughing Song” meeting
and
Club
anniversary dinner of
being made to
Longenecker
three
toys should not be broken
nations of money will
attended
il Christmas pro
High
vVO-
were chosen
The
also
was mad: Donegal
committee the perfor-
of the girls at the Coun-
ty Senior Roundups sel-
ected will intensive
training
by a accepted
re P . op A ye 5
rated on nate a carton or more toys approximately voices Monday Wollgang,
mance announc-
Those program wi be
IS graders. They will tending, they represented pry n will be
“The
a : club ther
based on familiar carols with
Club
present a
Story”
and Thursday
8:00
audi-
begin an largest
“1 p « =Us
program Christmas OVONines and 22
other *than
school
enior high
the afTair
The
d to join in
Graders will
patrols
will be au-
will be invite
eal arol sing and
will be directing the production
group
who are
the
special num-
students among the 71 will be presented by vocal
College of Ag id instrumental
Pennsyliva
students in ensembles
riculture at the
State University
awarded
Donald
Street
two-year
of
are join who have
Inc., was scholarships
Wolgemuth, S
Florin
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FISHERMAN CATCHES
vv... SIX RIVER SALMON
SOP 5 Fi-herman rt
Arion SOUS Delta Street, caught six Susgue-
River Salmon last Friday
hour Not or! did
it in a short
mna
made by has been award=d a $200 sch
ly
Farm vou olarship by ay
closed information on
nutrition
Hess, president was in 5 pounds.
charge of the meeting. Plans
were made for the meeting
which will be in the form of a
Christmas party.
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TO BE INDUCTED FRIDAY
John W. Melhorn, Donegal
Springs Road, is included in the
17 registrants Draft Board 83
John
to-be a
inches long
the
the Susquehanna River
Greiner caught sal-
Indians
the
as “sa Harbor
Nee .
Naval SECRETARY NEEDED
I'he Office of
tary will
Joy man
and
Reservists
face Division
Reserve Borough Secre-
of
Borough Council
applications for
for those
Dec.
more
become vacant
1956
exam as
Rob- Jan. 1
will
as a ping-
wrestling
caster, who passed
inations for
ert F
Seaman
Faneli was advanced from accept
Ap- Borough Secretary
vho can ql
Recruit to Seaman
alify, up until
1955
are to
Lancas
basic training. dress. patrolmen. program Wednesday, Dec. 7.
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