CHOOL DISTRICTS ACCEPT NEW JOINTURE A

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A new church will be built
for the congregation of the Fw GROUP URGES P.S.U.School
Florin Church of the Breth-
ren. Owing to the growth of
the Sunday School and in- Members of Lancaster Co.
creased needs of the commu- Council, Veterans of Foreign
nity, the church members at Wars, went on record urging
a congregational meeting de- all citizens to exercise
cided to build a new church right to register and vote
building. their meeting last Friday
The structure will be plac- the Denver post.
ed on a site chosen by the Plans for an anniversary
congregation on Bruce Ave. banquet in November were
beyond Orchard Lane on the
Rev. Howard Bernhard farm.
Clarence Douple was elect- 4
ed chairman of the building County Auxiliary
committee at a meeting of Mrs. Anna Dufty,
James Eshleman was elected The
assistant chairman; E. Mus-
building accident at 12:45
Friday morning as an auto
driven by Paul Dick, Jr., of
Florin, hit the two autos and
two buildings. Mr. Dick, who
was reported to have fallen
asleep, first hit a Chevrolet
owned by Miss Jean Darren-
kamp as her auto was parked
in front of her East Main St.
residence. Her auto was side-
swiped to damages of approx-
imately $25.00.
Next the Dick auto crashed
.
into an auto belonging to B N
Mrs. Jacquie Matoney which egin ew
was parked in front of the
office. The damage to her Y
1954 Oldsmobile was $403.00. ear
Dick’s Buick next hit one of
the iron posts which supports
the roof in front of the office.
He dislodged the pole which American Legion
pulled the roof partially a- will be held Wednesday, Sep-
way from the building. The tember 5 in the form
auto was stopped when it corn and doggie roast.
ran into the home of Charles
Reed west of the Bulletin ed to attend the affair.
where it broke several win- Another date for members
this month is the installation
Dick’s auto was taken of officers banquet
to the Hank Body Shop and
was demolished through the at the Elizabethtown
accident. He suffered no in- Post Home. All officers
juries as a result of the ac- requested to attend
cident. The accident was un- invitation is extended to all
insured on the part of the other auxiliary members.
driver. Last year, the local
was one of the first
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Plans Swim
Key Club of the Hempfield
High School will hold an ev- lection of coupons
ening swimming party at the
J. Richard Nissley pool, Lan-
disville, on Wednesday, Aug.
29. The club is an honor, ser-
vice organization for boys.
Scott Stoner, president of 3 new greenhouse for
the Key Club at the high mentally ill boys,
school in Landisville and al-
so chairman for next weeks them under 35 years of age.
event, has announced that the
party is for members to collect and bring
of the club and their guests. coupons that can be
Each member will bring his from foods and other pack-
own lunch. Soft drinks will 3ged products this year to be
be provided by the club. ysed toward another worthy
Robert Eby, Landisville, is cause.
assistant chairman. Dean —
Lowry, member of Hemp-
field High School faculty, 1s VISITING INTOWR
man and daughter, Pamela of
el
wo
advisor to the service club.
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Pv wv." FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR, NO. 10 MOUNT JOY, PA.,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956

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Florin Church Of The Brethren
Bankers Talent Show Is Third Annual Fashion Show
Congregation To Build New Church Attending Planned For

group Friday night. will be honored.
Heisey, secretary; and
other committee members, tember.
Lehman, Jay Hostet- wring sss ll)
ter, Rev. Roy Forney and El-
mer Ginder.
Samuel T. Becker was el-
ected chairman of the finance
committee; Heber Shelley,
secretary; Clayton Breneman,
treasurer: John Groff and
Roy Longenecker. The Rev. The Elementary Schools of
Bernhard is the elder in East Donegal Township will
charge of the Florin congre-
gation. All new students who will
Hr enter the Maytown or Wash-
ington Schools and who have
Bulletin ls not registered, must
before the opening of school.
principal’s office in the May-
town School.
of a three-car, two
p.m.
Maytown building
open on the first
re. ee
units to meet the
Key Club ship quota with an
in new members.
Evansville, Indiana,
To Report New
Street.
CITIZENS REGISTER
discussed. At that time, Com-
mander Richard D. Geist and :

next meeting will be |
held in Mount Joy in Sep

RegistrationDate
Announced For
E. Donegal Twp.
open on Sept. 5 at 9:00 a. Mm. jones Lancaster County Na-
tional Bank, Lancaster, J.
tional Bank & Trust Co., of
Elizabethtown; Donald H. show: Irvin Smith
Hoffecker, The First National g,.,ce Brown and Samuel
Bank, Strasburg, and Glenn teenage dance in
Y. Forney of the First Na- floor of firehouse; and
tional Bank & Trust Co. of james Pennell, stands. Mr.
Mount Joy. Pennell will be assisted by Miller farm for the summer. it was anndunced by
John W. Jones, who is as- James Klinedinst, Jere Snav-
ely, Ralph Rice, Ed. Brown,
caster County National in John Crider, Joseph Germer,
charge of the consumer cred- Aldus Hanan, Harold Miller,
it department, is a member Leonard Safko, Paul Steh-
of we Summer School facul- man, Park Eberle, William
ty. He is delivering a series Stohler. Arthur Sprecher will
be in charge of change and
body on instalment loans. Mrs. Jay Meckley will have
More than 225 Pennsyl- charge of a membership
vania bankers are attending booth.
the School, along with two pina) plans for the festival
bankers from Seoul, Korea, will be arranged Monday.
and two from San Jose, Costa Aug 27, 7:30 at a special
Rica. meeting in the elementary
be
from August 27 to 30 at the
Scene Of Registration can
Accident
The Bulletin office was the
Kindergarten will open on
the same date as the
classes. The Washington
School Kindergarten will be
in session from 9:00 to 11:30
a. m., and the Maytown Kin-
dergarten from 1:00 to 3:30
sistant vice president of Lan-
of five lectures to the student
The school cafeteria at the
school for all children who
wish to purchase their lunch.
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Auxiliary To
After a recess of 2 months,
the first meeting of the new
year for the members of the
members are cordially invit-
personnel will be joined by
more than 130 bank directors
who will attend a two-day
Directors’ Semianr is 2 NeW 9" Myre Bent, H. Sieavist,
development in the PBA ed- ,.q familv. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Siegrist and fa-
mily. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
will be held August 29, 6:30,
ucational program and will
include lectures covering
management succession, in- H. Siegrist and family. Mr.
ternal audit procedures, pub- and Mrs. Harrv H. Siegrist,
lic relations. and directors Mr. and Mrs. Chales Myers
responsibilities. family, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Sie-
grist and family, Mr. and
. J Mrs. Carl Siegrist and family,
Increase Reich ’s Church Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sie-
grist and family, Mr. and 4
7. Mrs. Ivan Siegrist and family,
0 as Built Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Crank-
shaw and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Drager and fa-
milv. Mr. and Mrs. George
(Continued from last week) Waltimver and family, Mr.
In the course of time earn- and Mrs. Henry Dohner and
est differences of opinion as familv. Rebecca H. Siegrist,
to the nowers of the Gener- Mount Joy. Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Siegrist and family, of
iscopacy grew to such impor- Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
tance, from 1887 until 1891, thur Young and family.
that they resulted in dividing
the Evangelical Assoc’ation bia, Fsthed Greider, Colum-
into socalled “majority” and hia, Chester Rhoads. Colum-
“minority” divisions. In 1894 bia, Donald and Kenneth
the “minority” division or- Nisslev. Lancaster, Mr. and _ :
Mrs. Ralph Myers II, Mt. Joy, Mrs. John Hart, New Haven
United Evangelical Church. Mr. and Mrs. William Zeam- Street, is recuperating from
Since the Mount Joy Mission er and family, Columbia.
became identified with the Each grandchild and great-
United Evangelical Church grandchild received a gift
and the Bethel Class was a from Grandma.
part of this group, the Reichs
or the Bethel Class of the NEW TEACHER NAMED
Mount Joy Mission also was
Another project that plays
an important part in the eyes
of the auxiliary is the saving
of coupons. Through the col- In Adversity
past year, the department
president, Mrs. Agnes Collins
amounting to over $20,000 to
Leech Farm Veteran Hospital
and helped break ground for a] Conference and of the Ep-
was able to present a check
Auxiliary members are urged
sanized themselves into the
iting friends and relatives in
xe Mount Joy this week. Mrs.
Families Call Hoffman is the former Mary
Ellen Stoner, daughter of
MJ 3-9763 Mrs. David Stoner, E. Main
Evangelical Church.
mm om ham
Annual Festival
Bankers from this area
who are attending the Penn-
sylvania Bankers Association
Summer School at The Penn-
sylvania State University this
week are: John E. Barry,
from Lancaster County Na-
tional Bank, Lancaster; A. L.
Einolf and Henry S. Rutter May be any musical, dancing, ter at the
: vocal, recitations, imitations, nesday. Charles Heaps, prin- Miss Joanne Brown is chatr-
magic or other talent. Cash cipal, will
of The Conestoga National
Bank of Lancaster; John W.
. winners.
Parents are now being con-
tacted for donations and to
+ help at the affair. If any par-
ents ave not contacted and
wish to do so, they are asked
to contact Mrs. Myrtle Norn- .
hold, 3-6831. Injured On
The day’s activities which
will begin at 4 p.m. will in-
clude a meal, cake walks,
fish pond, pony rides, mech-
anical rides, games, dancing fourteen-vear- old from New not been definitely made for
to an orchestra and the talent york City,

show.

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The week-long educational
program is sponsored by the smn oe ses
PBA in cooperation with the
College of Business Adminis-
tration and the College of
Agriculture at Penn State. .
The School's morning classes Children And
are divided into separate sec- .
tions covering bank lending Grandchildren
and bank operations. After- Mrs. Isaac S. Siegrist, Mt.
noon classes = are combined
sessions for all students fea-
turing lectures, a case study,
a panel dicussion, and a tour
of the College farms.
great-grandchildren.
Later this week the bank
greaf-grandchildren.

(Turn to page 8) school.
Is Planned For Boro Oct. 1
started ening is on the resident’s
for Mount Joy's third annual Property.
fashion show. This event will FOR PREVENTING UNNEC. Thm—
e ele- CRSSARY OBSTRUCT-IONS
auditorium oN THE SIDEWALKS -AND
Mt. by the local JoyCees. The ev- STREETS OF THE BORO.
All ent which will preview fall op MOUNT JOY.
Tentative plans have been REGISTRATION DAY
released for the talent show
of the local School and Home
Festival for Saturday, Sept.
15. These tentative plans call registration day for the
for one show during the ev- Joy Elementary School.
ening’s activities for local ta- children who did not former- and winter fashions will
lent of children twelve years ly attend the school in
of age and under. This talent years are requested to regis-
next Wed- by the
FOR GRADE SCHOOL
Wednesday, August 29,
again be staged in
past held Wednesday, Oct. 17.
. : by the Citizens of Mount Joy,
Fashions will be
in Council assembled. That it ;
shall be unlawful for any pearing with a
person or persons to erect poard the destroyel
any building, lay or repair man.
any pavement without first The son of Mr. al
applying and obtaining a per- pov. Metzler of
mit from the Burgess to do Donegal St., Mt. Jo
30. is a student 'at Penn
ve registra- man of the event. Her com-
the * office of the mittee includes Mrs. Eugene
school from 9 to 12 and 1 to Ejcherly,
Youth Is
. prizes will be awarded the tions in
Mrs. Robert Hoff-
Mrs. Charles
and Mrs. Charles Drace.
The affair will also include
refreshments served at inter-
mission from buffet tables.
Proceeds from
will be used for a new poject
endorsed by the JoyCees. An
event will be held next Feb-
ruary for the oldsters of the
a town. Although
ty of the burgess to grant a One thousand mid
permit to any person apply- representing 52 colle
ing for the same, upon in-'
quiry as to the time it shall 14 ships of the
be required, and the nature Fleet in the sufiime
of the obstruction to be per- midshipman Sid
mitted, which shall be set They will visit FH
forth therein, noted by the cuba before retures
Burgess; and no scaffolding, 7, g Aug. 24. i a
rubbish, stone, brick, mortar,
or obstruction to the streets
or sidewalks, or any portion
thereof for a longer time or
in any manner differing from
said permit. without a re-
newal of the same, under a
penalty for every offence, of
at least Five and no more
than Ten Dollars.
Local Farm
Holderman, Jr.,
critically the event, it will be known
injured in a farm accident on as the “Seventy-five and Ov-
Walter Brandt and Charles the farm of C. Richard Mil- er” event of the year.
Shoemaker will be in charge ler, Mount Joy R2,
of the fish pond; Arthur Sch- afternoon. The boy was flip- years old and over will be in-
ia neider. the cake walks; Mrs. ped from a farm tractor
GLENN FORNEY J. R. Miley and Mrs. Charles was operating and landed up-
Chunko, balloon and dart right
game; Mrs. Nornhold. pony spreader being pulled bv the
8 rides; H. Morrell Shields, tractor. The shaft pierced the
Samuel Parrett, First Na- music for dancing; Charles boy's back
Wolgemuth and Jacob Corll, angle through his body
Tuesday persons who are seventy-five
Band To Begin
Rehearsals For
Football Games
-Band rehearsal for the Don-
egal High School band wi'l
The boy was visiting the begin next Monday, Aug. 27,
shaft of the
SEC. 3 Be it further or- one ¢€
dained that no permit shall Expect 843 Mount
be construed as to allow any
person or persons at any
time to obstruct the whole of To Enro'l school ir)
the sidewalk by scaffolding, en in the
, came out the lower part of
his throat according to phy-
the Lancaster Gen-
eral Hospital.
or rubbish, or otherwise; a : B enupe
passage wav next to the curb A D | schgol$ in
of at least FourFeet, shall be onega the two
Mr. Miller and the boy were director, H. Morrell Shields.
hauling the manure spreader Since the high sehool’'s foot-
kept clear at all times and in Tentative enrollment fig- Grove. the
a field ball team will begin an ac-
good passable order; provid- ures have been released for es children
ed, when a vault is being dug the Donegal High School and through thres
or pavement laid, the same the elementary schools in the grades four th
may be fenced in for the four districts. An expected East Donega
time permitted on condition enrollment of 843 students there is one sc
only that a good passageway has been named for the high anditwo in Ma
be kept clear outside the school. According to census Schogl, system i
curb of at least Four Feet figures, this high school en ings from one rd
wide, that persons may pass rollment is expected to in- modern high schoo
and repass without danger or crease to over 1,000 students In orde, to bette:
annoyance by mud or rub- by 1960.
bish of any kind, under a rmpe tentative enrollment enrollment in the = com
penalty of no less than Three gy. {he elementary schools is districts, the school auth®
nor more than Six Dollars for | 914 children. ties will conduct a survey il
each offense; to be recovered
as other dues and enalties x ill i J lation
are provided for, - com- for the first day following 1 etude he. pom
plaint being made and action
had thereon.
and they had
small creek on his land in year, it has become necessary
order to get to the field. Hol- for the band to begin rehears-
derman, who was driving the als prior to the opening of
tractor, tried to get it up the school
creek bank. When he
erated the tractor, the front Monday,
wheels jumped up about six day, Aug. 31, daily from 5:30
the to 7:30 p.m. Donegal's
boy backwards off the tractor football game will be at Eli-
seat onto the upright shaft.
and a hired hand,
Roy Shank. got another trac-
tor and pulled
The rehearsals will be held
Miller said. tossmng
zabethtown S
COUNCILMEN DELAY
and spreader back to the BID OPENING
Mother Is HostTo Councilmen met in contin-
the fo open bids
the the alterations
ambulance was just returning tions to the heating system
As the am- of the firehouse,
bulance was approaching Mt. bid was received so the group
Joy near the former James- decided to re-advertise
was open bids at the next regular
radio svs- meeting.
Drivers bidders claimed they had in-
Rav sufficient time
attending their bids.
nurse Mrs. Robert Hoffmaster
Then Miller called for
Joy ambulance,
Twenty-E
J : . . teachers plus the high school : i
Joy R1, entertained the chil- Grid Candidates forte a in gh mor- buildings. Th-y will then |
dren. grandchildren and building the
received over the Report served in the school cafeteria 2S 0 where additions shall
Mrs. Siegrist. who is 81
vears of age. has fourteen
children. all living. fortv-five
grandchildren and forty-two
dates reported for their ini-
tial workout at Donegal High
School. Coach Peters is not
alarmed at the small turnout, will begin Wedne-day morn-
he stated, “transportation is in? for all children of the
our big problem at the mom- high school and the four
ent. I expect between twenty distr ct elementary schools.
to twenty-five more boys to iE
report for practice after the
opening of school. Australian To Be month at the high school. At
Sept. 4th. is the
the date for the September meet-
and ing since the
hos- falls on Labor Day.
NAMED PRESIDENT
Those present were Mr.
rushed the boy to the

wered three calls Tuesday.)
gone into the Lancaster Gen-
eral Hospital to see the boy, Avenue. was named president
was returning, he was involv- of the family clan at the 16th
Route annual meeting
230. A car operated by Mrs. jn New Holland Park. Ap-
Elizabeth- proximately 100 attended the
own, drove onto Route
from the Fruitville Pike
“Some of our more experi- will continue to attend the
enced boys are eager to get Guest Speaker elementary school to which
started and appear to be in thev had been attending, in
good condition after their va- In E-Town Church practically all cases an
cation Douglas Busby, the Aus- the tuition charges will
ed in an accident
at paul Harple, Lancaster. vice
esident; Daniel Harple. of
r. secretary: and Le-
the ig Harple, Coatesville, treas-
initial workout: the guest speaker this Sun- been attending a school, ings
broadside by Mr. Miller who
was travelling west Lanraste Gillham, Chas. Shireman, town Brethren in Christ he lived. (An example of
Frank Kramer, Larry Shultz, Church at 7:30. would be — If a child
John Weiland, John Bender,
Robert Hopple, Ralph Rice,
Jim Bennett, Alvin Wolge-
muth, Don Livingston, Ron
Kear, Harvey Thomas, Bar-
ry Ziegler, Jim Zuck, John
Harnish, Chas. Snyder, Larry
Laughman, Don Neal, Bill assed th signi I 4
nesse » signi f e In other
Marshall, Russel Stoner, Joe 2 e Signing of oo
McKain, Larry Watkins, Ken
Watkins, Ken Funk, Dave pesults of th "i
] sults e Hebride
Halble’b, and Paul Rice. Rs E
The oldest person
was Charles Harple and
youngest. Richard Harple, of
of Salunga. Plans were made to
hold the 1957 reunion at the
same time and place.
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MEMBER SPEAKS
Harold Endslow. member
WAKEFIELD REUNION
The Wakefield reunion will
be held Saturday, Sept. 1 at
Valley Church
the Brethren, 2 miles e
Min: Shirleysburg, Pa. Huntingdon

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heim. Bertha Rhoads, Colum- County
RECUPERATING
FROM OPERATION
Lewis Eurt. son of Mr. anh showed slides and told about
his recent European
the Tuesday luncheon meet-
Rotary Club at
PLAN PARTY Crusade.
an operation Saturday. Hostetter's
ANNOUNCING
twenty-ninth
Mrs. Endslow re-
Annual turned home three weeks ago
Meeting of the Messiah Chil- from a European trio which
Florin took them
cees held a swimming party
at the Hershey pool :
nesday nicht. Following the States received
swim, they ate dinner at 2! Scotch College]
D’Angelis’ restaurant.
into Switzerland,
in France. Germany, Ttaly } Eng-
Mrs. Henry Bucher, Done- Church: Sunday Aug- land and Ireland. They v'sit-
affiliated with the United gal Springs Road, was nam- ,« 26 1956 at 10:30 A. M. ed their son James. who i
ed to the faculty of Mt. JOY and 1:30 P. M.
Throughout the ensuing Township. Mrs. Bucher will
sor a public card party Mon-
day, Sept. 24 in the firehouse.
stationed with the U. S. Arm- 2
Mrs. Robert Smith is chair- MARRIAGE LICENSES
This is a special invitation Forces in Germany. With
vears the church group con- teach grades one. two and al] former children of the James in his automobile, the man of the committee with Fred C. Bauder. Elj
tinued to be known as the three in the Milton Grove nome and foster parents. Endslow toured the European
Mrs. John Landis, and Mrs. town R2 and Vivian
rrr COUNtries.
\ Martha Germer. Donegal Springs Road.

Coll
br
Permits oS
Needed For hpi
Laterals cruise in 4
Residents of the borough
are reminded of the follow-
ing ordinance. This ordinance
is brought to the attention of
have already begun work on | = °°
the desidents since some =
their laterals leading from
the sewage pipes into" their
homes. : i
A permit is necessary, and
may be obtained from B. Ti-
tus Rutt, burgess, without
any charge as long as the op-

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Be it ordeined and Enacted

JAMES R. M
SEC. 2 It shall be the du- University. i
universities are emb

to

During their og at | se
e

the midshipmen t actua
“on the job” training in gun
nery, navigation and engin-
eering to prepare for duties
they will perform as Navy
Ensigns after graduation
from college.
now
build
high
in Mari
Joy To
housing due to the (In®
Plans have been changed the near future. This survey
and the future anticipated
enrollment. Findings of this
survey will be turned over
to the Buchart Engineering
Corporation for study. The
corvoration will use the re-
sults and study the present
Labor Day, Sept. 4. Previous-
ly announced as a day when
fats the faculty of the high school
would meet at the school, the
3 faculty meeting will now in-
ight clude all the elementary
ning session. Following lunch Present a vlan fo the board
the elementary teachers will 2¢ made. i
report to their respective Since the new jointure is
schools in the afternoon. aporoved there will be no
The 1956-1957 school year board meetings held
in the various districts on the
formar designated nights.
Boards will meet
lv for anv business prior to
un the monthly joinjure meeting
the third Thursday of each.
Twenty-eight grid candi-
the present time. children
The following reported for tralian evangelist, will be be droped if the child had
Jerry Bradley, Demmy day. evening at the Elizabeth- different district from w
lives in East Donegal
ship had been if
Mount Jov school
ition charges, he
ue to attend t
school but no
charged.)
The evangelist, an ex-pro-
fessional runner, has minist-
ered through Europe, Ameri-
ca, Australia, Japan, and
Krrea, He served as a Unit-
ed Nations war correspond-
ent in Korea where he wit-
Korean Truce at Panmunjum, Named
He recently experienced J

vival and “Covered” Dr,
Iv Graham’s, 1955 Eup

Members of the local Joy- The thirty-one
speaker who is
Wed- third tour of
Melbourne Bible
The group decided to spon- and Moore Theologica
ege.