i ny The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa Thursday, August 23 PMTA In Campaign «© » Wo RENN ae Tr mbna aman A i (From page 1) Bethel Class of the Mt A a Reich’s Church JayCees Plan Joy Mission, and worshiped in the building with the permission of the owner, Harmon L Harrisburg, Aug. 23 The Reich, who also rented the Pennsylvania Motor Truck church to other denomina Association today completed tions for worship services. On one of its most ambitious October 29, 1895, an agree efforts to reduce to a mini- ment was drawn up and mum speeding trucks and ex- signed by the said Harmon cessive noise and smoke as I. Reich and the trustees of 30 volunteer safety observ- the Bethel Class referred to ers, using modern radar sets as the United Evangelical and electronic sound-level Church. This contract re meters, patrolled Route 22 mained in force until 1900 from Harrisburg to Allen- when the church was used town-—reporting on the high- on a rental basis way behavior of the truck From the minutes of Feb drivers. 3, 1897, the Trustees Report The four-day campaign be- of the Reich's or Bethel gan Monday with a meeting Class of the Mount Joy Mis- in Harrisburg of the PMTA sion to the Quarterly Con- Cooperative Road Patrol. The ference records the follow- drive took form from here as ing: six crews were assigned pa- Balance in the treasury trol areas on Route 22. From these men, reports poured in to the headquarters of the Pennsvlvania Motor Trek Association in Horricbure whore thov will ha nracesead and mailed directlv to the owners of the vehicles for corrective action. This Aviva ome of 2 coriae this month bv the Association in tha nnhlie in- terest. is wer {tn nrohleme the indvetrv’s ans- arieinag from increasing truck traffic, 0. D Shinlav Qafetvy Ni- PMTA “this self ralicing ig rerntar far said AIT weaonon against that smal] percentage of trek Ariyeres who, thru had habits erento hazards on our roads. The PMTA noise and smoke - together writh nthap ties nf Aur Safetv Denartment —will be a prime factor in making our narmallv ennges- ted roads and more pleacant for all highway ers.” drivine antj-ennad the many activi. safer us- ACQTOANED TN STON AL BRATTATTON Camn Drake Put Wither i Heigov wife Velva. lives on Mt. R?2 Pa. recently was assign- ed to the Signal Overseas Communications Battalion in Janan. Heisey, Jaman—_Armv whose Joy a cryontograph oo- erator. entered the Amv in Julv 1955 and received bas- ic training at Fort Jackson, S. C. He arrived in the Far East in December 1955. The 20-vear-old soldier was graduated from Fast Donegal High School in 1954 ee UUINCOOKFED JAM NOW POSSIBLE It’s now poesible to moke iam without cooking. Louise W. Hamilton, extension nu- tritionist of the Pennsylvania State University, says a pec- tin solution is stirred into sweetened cruchec raspber- ries, blackberries, blueberries strawberries, or peaches. . The jam has the flavor and color of fresh fruit and will keep in - the refrigerator a few months or in the fre as long as a year. HET.D OUTING Employees of the Union National Bank held an outing Saturdey at Cowan's Gap. Approximately twenty per- sons attended the affair. ——— ® er —— PLAN CORN ROAST Sunday, August 26, cal JayCees and their ies will hold their corn roast at the Norman Garber, Joy. the lo- famil- annual farm of west of Mit. _ Uruguay means bird’s tail. gage Dr.H.C Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St Telephone 5.2942 February 7. 1896, ceived from Collections dur ing the year, $27.54; Receiv- ed from Other Sources $4.00; Exvended for Fuel and Light $12.33: Paid to the Janitor, $18.00: Total Expended $30.- 33; Balance in Treasurer Jan. 1, 1897, $9.51. On July 6, 1897, recorded a balance cents in the treasury, January 1, 1898, the was $13.08. Business acted at the trustee of May 10, 1899, consisted of arranging to have the fence around the church painted, to have the sexton care for the church the next year, to have the spouting repaired, and to inform the sexton to light up the lamps every dark night. At this time the Rev. W. L. Teel was the pas- tor unt’l 1900, after which the Rev. L. O. Weist served a year. At a trustee March 2¢ announced cation from ed that he $8.30; Re- there was of ninety but by balance trans- meeting meeting on 1900, the pastor that a communi- H. L. Reich stat- desired to annul the contract then standing and that he would rent the church to the trustees for twenty dollars per annum, but reserved the right to rent the building also to the River Brethren once in four weeks, on Sunday morning, and he reserved the right of the Ziegler Brethren, (later known as the Brinser or Uni-|! It was de- ted Zion Children. cided to accept this as a bas- is for a new contract provid- ing the trustees were not held responsible for respon- sible for repairs. The trustees were informed at the next meeting on April 1. 1900. that the Mount Joy Mission requested the Bothel Class to pay $100 for the pastor's salary and an additional four dollar for the pastor's mov- Ing expenses. This was later taken care of. — Bullte'in Advertising Pays Corner THE FOOL— The Gallahads HAPPINESS STREET— Tony Bennett TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME— Patience and Prudence TEENAGER'S MOTHER— Bill Haley DON'T BE CRUEL— Elvis Presley BUS STOP— Platters WAY'S Appliances Phone 3-3622 Main St., 48 W. Mount Joy ag RTT v Np oe candidates we believe best us the chance to e Urges Voters Register By William Dommel { “Apathy and concerning Public . . . Family Picnic The Landisville- - Salunga Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold their fourth annual Jaycee family picnic at the Salunga Pienic Pavillion on Sunday. August 26, at 3:00 p.m. The picnic event will terminate a month-long drive for new members to the civic Affairs organization America's worst enemy, Wil- le a . ; ymocratic » will of the people wag to cist or One hundred guests and liam Dommel, Democratic | the wi peop HER itrati Chairms for be the law of our land. their families have been in- Registration airman : be free. vited to the picnic where the Mt. Joy Area, said yester- We should vote because it's That they will be entertained with day.” our chance to share the hat’s games for children and ad- “The price of freedom is dream and the determination That ults. JayCee members will constant alertness and we of the rail splitter President, and preserve perogatives by| p both the ti can all protect our precious voting regularly at Primary and General ions he added.” picnic lunch for their guests General chair- man for the membership drive and the picnic is Rob- ert Bair, assisted by Dean Lowry, both of Landisville, Lions Club Hears provide the “Dommel, activities of istration committee a large reg- in an ef- the ed voters in the Mt. Joy Area. Report Of Miami said the question “Why andisville-Sal : A should I vote? is a good one Landisvil e-Salunga — ack as registration time proximately 45 members of near.” | Lions Club and election draws Lions the Lions There are many reasons Convention, why each and every one of us the Landisville heard a report of International held at Miami. Florida. last Should vote. We should vote June. by Lion Russell our single ballots, Getz, at a meeting of the though they may not be a civic club last Monday night Margin of victory, are what | at the Landisville Fire Hall. We oWe to the ideas and Getz, the Landisville's club ies we believe right. official delegate to the con- Ve chould vote because the vention, illustrated vino side." “TREE SERVICE Fol'owing \ siness meeting, the club held an SAWING, PRUNING and Ey SPRAYING B. | auction of gifts brought by B. IBACH 139 S Main St Manrheim. Pa Nolt presided at the meeting. OLIVER SAGER & SON was auctioneer. President E. Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed Field Drainage — Footings — Grading Hauling — And Light Jobs Port. Air Compressor — Concrete Breaking Top Soil and Fill Rock Drilling ELIZABETHTOWN "PHONE 7-1256 11-t “The Practical Way To Save”’ We Are Now 1 Enrolling Members For The New Suit Club STARTING SOON EsHLEMAN Bros. MOUNT JOY, PA. y Man. & Wednes. Tues., Fri., 9.5:30 Sat. 7.9 P. M. ELIZARETHTOWN 2nd Floor Clauss Phone 7-4163 Tues., Fri., Sat, 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. M Tree Surgery Tress Topped - Deadwood Removed and Cavities Filled Trees Removed - Trees Ele- vated - All cuts painted. PAUL EODSON | ~ Tree Surgeon COLUMBIAR. D. 1 Phone Mt. Joy 3-5671 All Work Guaranteed GC. Robert Fry MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. Air Compressor Work Rock Drilling. Concrete Breaking, Etc. Rocks and Excavating and Grading Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Trees Removed 32-4t-3¢ PHONE MOUNT JOY 33-4753 Election booth, | ent,, our more.” indifference our is! to the founders of determined that who silently suffer under fas- Communist tyrannies, that some day they too, why we should vote. Fresh, Roasted PEANUTS Hassinger's G Grocery Mt. Joy 44-tfe elect-' fr who is directing 1s green the \ qualified is entitled to have | opinion our vote as well as our good victions, | wishes. We should vote because on, marking a ballot is one ans- | Barbara Streets. voting | wer to the Caesars and Hit- | be open from 10 a.m. until 3 lers and Stalins who believe pm. and from 7 p.m. until | Eastern Daylight| not ested in nor capable of deecid- | Time. So please register and| | ing their own destiny. should vote We in the and independ- Day, alone the peer highest We should vote because it's We way of saying: Thanks, the and perish | one le, by the people, 1e people shall not om the earth.” We should vote our opportunity to memory of all the keep long, a TY “the proudest now ig but | that people are neither inter-|10 p.m. and the you and I aren't willing to] “that government of the peo- decide for ourselves the road for we are going to travel, some- else will decide it for us and, for us as for others, that because it: would be the beginning of a long night. For those of ug young men who died in order not registered, a special reg- 16 N. Market St. fort to enroll all unregister- that no one should take from istration Day will be held in Back To School day, August 18. will sit at the property of should vote because S. Newcomer & Son, Main and Doors will {be sure to vote on Nov. shall ~ fact, that if who are Clothing 207 DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS MILLER’S CHILDREN’S CLOTHING HOURS: 9 "TIL 9 THURS. - FRI - SAT. Located 3 miles from Mount Joy on Manheim Road PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4744 Aug $$5% SAVE $ $88 ust Furniture Sale HUNDREDS OF ITEMS AT COST and BELOW |SMOKED Sale to Continue Till August 31st Take Advantage of Our 8th Aug. Clearance KEENER’S Carpet — Bedding Furniture 15 - 31 MARIETTA AVENUE MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Ld Mn NE Ji THIS is the time The summer months are the best time to give your oil burner a thorough cleaning. We remove soot and carbon from the sides of the boiler and combustion cham- ber. This assures more efficient burning, more efficient heating for you next winter. Hollinger Oil Service Phone Mt. 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