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THEN THERE was the
handsome young Maytown
1%ade who enjoys the hockey
Last week he told
a ey “Get me two tick-
ots hockey matches
Saturday night.”
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SO THE friend bought the
tickets and handed them«ov-
er. Our young hero took his
Saturday night date, drove
to Hershey and was a little
surprised to see only a few
cars gin Nha parking lot. In-
vestigation disclosed that he
had slipped a notch.
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ALTHOUGH there
been hockey almost
Saturday night all season
long, there was none last
last week because of a figure
skating tournamnt. His tick-
fis or ness Saunay. ren, Jeff, 2, and Linda, 6,
: left Tuesda for Sylvatus,
A JOKE of another kind Va., having in a Bn
Ey ee on Mi. Joy region in the southwestern
] ee part of the state about 25
RT I miles south of Pulaski Va.
names was to have designat- As representatives of the
ed Mount Joy as Olympia. Brethren in Christ church,
Thus, the code letters would they will take up a lay pas-
torate in a mission church.
have been OL. . a :
The assignment is for an in-
®e oOo o : 4
HOWEVER, recently the definite period of time for at
least a year.
name was changed to Old-
field. The two code letters Mr. Martin, the son of Mr.
remain OL but several local and Mrs. Paul A. Martin, has
businesses already had had been associated with his
printing done, using the father in general -construc-
OLympia designation. tion work. Mrs. Martin is
the daughter of the Rev
® o
Henry T. Becker.
As
has
every
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar-
tin Jr. and their two child-
secretary and song
Be My Valentine
Because the season for send-
ing Valentines will soon be
here, there is something that
should be kept in mind by
those who send their mes-
sages of affection.
aE Steps to tighten the or-
ganization and to better han-
THERE IS a limit to the dle its business were taken
minimum and maximum size Tuesday night as the Mount
which may be sent un- Joy Authority held its reg-
sealed for the two-cent rate. ylar January meeting in the
Minimum is 23% by 4 and the fire house.
maximum is 9 by 12 inches. With
Unsealed cards either under Ralph
or over these sizes will re- members
quire mors postage. forms which are to be used
in administering the pay-
UNLESS your don’t ‘mind ments and collections for the
adding embarrassment to new sewers; discussed pro-
your love, check the size of and bookkeeping
your cards and ask the post- to be used in the
al clerks if in doubt. future and reviewed job
9 9 9 plications for the hiring of
SEED catalogues 5 clerk who is to handle
which are appearing these some of the many details of
days look very much in (ph. pig business.
place this time of year and An office room is to be set
help to keep alive the antici- yp, in the fire house which
pation of spring. will serve permanent
9 . . headquarters for the author-
: BUT THe Lug Which ji ity and for the administer-
erested us las eek was th ihe of HE DrOCTAMS
arrival of a mail order cata- Ms DIN Wal wel
logue which among other ¢comed as a new member to
things offered for sale the hoard by President Rob-
live monkeys, skunks, alliga- apt Rosser.
tors, hamsters and many oth- To better handle need for
er live animals, including emergency repairs to streets
Shetland ponies. caused by sinkage under the
0 9 newly-refilled sewer trenches
AND all offered on the authority asked contrac-
“convenient budget payment tors for the names, addresses
plans.” and telephone numbers of
those men who are assigned
for that type work.
Because of a bad situation
on Marietta Street near the
Asst. Manager
intersecti yith Delta, the
At Murphy Store hors authorized the con.
Charles C. Lindner has tractor to dig up the new
been assigned to the Mount lines and to investigate the
Joy G. C. Murphy store as reason for continued sinkage.
assistant manager. He will
replace Fred Myers, who has
been transferred to Red
Lion as assistant manager, He
had been here for a year.
Lindner comes here from
Philadelphia. He has been
connected with the Murphy
organization for four years.
He will be working with
Manager Robert Gilchrist.
TEENAGE DANCE
PLANNED FOR
FEBRUARY 9
Saturday, Feb. 9,
age record dance will be
held in the local firehouse : Ne
8 to 11 p.m. Teen-agers restored antique automobile.
are as to bring their fa- He restored a rare 1905
vorite which have Reo Runabout.
been marked with the own- About six years ago he
ers’ named. found the car — in a deplor-
Special dance winners able condition of repair in
named from the last dance an old barn near Carlisle.
are Nan Reisinger and Red Friends who knew he was in-
Arnold; Edward Zerphey and terested in old autos had
Phyllis Brown; Georgianne ‘tipped him off” that he
Mumper and Edward Zer- might find the car there.
phey. After buying what was left
Teen-age dances are spon- of the ancient vehicle, he
sored the second and fourth prought it home took it
Saturdays of the month by apart and refinished practi-
the auxiliary to the local cally every single piece. Fin-
fire company. ! ally, after reassembly, it has
become a thing of wonderful
beauty and of considerable
value.
As is the case with the
mailman who takes a Sunday
the aid of Attorney
Barley, the authority
reviewed certain
THE
as
It took about six years of
work off and on to
accomplish the job, but last
weekend Roy M. Snyder of
Mount Joy R.D. 2, was amp-
ly repaid for his efforts.
One of several thousand
antique car hobbyists across
the nation, Snyder on Sat-
urday received at Philadel-
phia a plaque and loving cup
for his “most perfectly self-
a teen-
To Report New
Families Call
MJ 3-6294
der. For, he is an auto
Paul Martin Jr. Family
Begins Missionary W
Borough Authority Mov
To Improve Organization
Mount Joy Mechanic Wins Awards
For Fine Restoration Of Antique Auto

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— FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR, NO. 34
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ULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA, THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY,
-
7, 1957
SEVEN CENTS PER COPY

Florin Explorers
Plan Camping
Trip
Members of the Florin Ex-
plorers Post toured the Mt.
Joy Aircraft Marine plant
last Thrursday evening. The
Explorers and Boy Scouts of
Florin held a swimming
meeting at the Hershey
Community Pool last Mon-
day. Plans are being made
for another swimming meet-
ing in the near future.
Living Hope
Mar-
been
leader of the
Gospel Campaign, Mr.
tin and his wife have
dedicated workers in the The Explorers will
program of their church. A on a camping weekend
consecration service for Mr. Camp Chiquetan March 1, 2
and Mrs. Martin was held and 3. The post will be hous
Sunday at the Cross Roads ed in one of the newly com-
Brethren in Chrust church. pleted winter cabins which
Nearly a score of people was recently constructed at
from that church either are the camp. These cabins are
now actively working in mis- one of the projects that de-
sions er have been in very veloped from the special
recent years in Africa, New camp-fund drive conducted
Mexico, Tennessee, Virginia, last year. The lodges were
Kentucky, India Jordan and made available for troops
other locations. camping within the last few
The Martins’ home on weeks.
Donegal Springs road will be
occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Neyer from Elizabeth-
town. Mr. Neyer will be
working with the Martin
construction firm.
go
to
To Give Scout
High Award
Richard Becker son
——-——t ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck-
er, West Main Street,
award in the
ship service of the
Much stone has been placed Richard, a Star Scout,
back into the ditch, but sink- completed the
ing continues. Engineers sus-
pect that a sink hole has
developd under the line.
A contract was givn to the Executive of the western di- in
Joy Construction Company vision of Lancaster County,
t-r laying a water line from will give a summary of the
borough to the site of God and Country require-
new sewer disposal ments at the beginning of
plant. The bid, which was the presentation ceremony.
one of several opened at a Scoutmaster Harold Etsell,
special ‘meeting several days ST. Will present the
ago, was for $10,825. " date and present the
Paul A. Martin appes
before the authority boar
for clarification of a certain PY the Rev. Q. A
assessment and tap regula- mother will place the
tions which affect the new On her son
development he is opening at Robert Buchenauer
the southwest edge of the lead the salute to colors
city. During the allowing of the Scouts and
bills, certain procedures to tion and Roger
better handle the business ¢
the group were worked out 8
with Engineer Joe Michaels. Pe played
Vay at the organ and
John Hart at the piano
w’'s Hart will
ut the past year.
the
the
award
PLAN WEEKEND
Boy Scout Troop #39, promise and Scout
Mount Joy, has planned a ®
camping weekend for Feb- FAT COLLECTION
ruary 16 and 17 in Cumber- PLANNED
land County. The boys and , 3 1
their leaders will spend the The Girl Scouts
weekend at Wesley Wittle's
camp.
laws
and
conduct
in
will
collection
Florin
fat
and
waste
-@-
FILM TO BE SHOWN day, February 16. Residents
A family worship film will are asked to either place the
be shown at
Church of. the Brethren on it ready when the scouts call
Sunday, February 10, 7:30 p. at the homes. A rain date
m. The public is invited to has been set for Saturday,
attend. The Rev. Howard February 23.
Bernhart is the presiding el- —
der. advertisement
Julletin
be
at Donegal high school. This
marks the first year that the in
local
contest.
will
Central Pennsylvania in Ap-
ril and the winner of region-
al contest will enter the na-:
tional in:
of Washington, D. C.
will locally
es receive the God and Country Patriot News. The winner of i
morning wor- the
Trinity spelling
Evang. Cong Church Sunday. principal will be given
has expense paid trips to the na-
requirements tional contest in Washington
for the Scout badge through- for one w
The
Thomas Frank, Scout Field are
of conduct the responsive read- bara
The service prelude will doe,
by Miss Mildred Mumma, Linda Morton. Mary
Mrs. Weatherwax,
Le- Patricia
lead the Scout Sloon
compete
Fuhrman.
Arlene
tin, Sandra Miller, Dorothy
the Linda Hayden, Lorraine
Brown‘es of both Mount Joy gelty. John Martin, William
2 Young,
the joanne Linard, Donna Char-
two communities next Satur- jog and Marian Gerlitzki.
. .
During the past several Wins First
months,
extended
leniency has
the
the
enforce-
will now
strict
of parking
Spelling
Contest
To Be Held
will
8th,
spelling champion
chosen Friday, Feb.
A
enter the
winner
finals of
school will
The local
enter regional
spelling contest
sponsored
Harrisburg
contest is
by the
The
his
the
all-
contest,
and
regional
teacher
eek.
rules
tsat a
the seventh
contest
must be
eighth
of the
student
or
grades: may be a student of
a public or
and
fifteen
Frev teaches all the spelling
in the
candi- grades at- Donegal.
Mr.
red to Richard which will be fol top spellers in both
q lowed by the pastoral charge who will take
Deck. His contest
medal body
winner
will The seventh grade top spell-
by ers are Joyce Sutter,
congrega- Nissley, Gary Brinkman, Av-
Bates will is Cross,
school
than
Paul
private
more
age.
not be
of
must
years
seventh and eighth
has named the
grades
in, the
the student
name one
runner-up.
Frey
part
before
Friday to
and a
Judy
David Smith, Bar-
Brenda Par-
Howard
Stehman,
Donna Singer,
Moyer,
Carolyi
Larry
Norihold,
and Sandra Armold.
grade spellers to
will be Dennis
Betty Gerlach,
Shenk, Joanne Mar-
Eighth
Kenneth Shearer,
the Florin fat on the sidewalk or have Hear Problems
Of Coal Industry
The past, present and an-
t‘cipated future of the bitu-
pays. minous
coal industry were
__ discussed for Mount Joy Ro-
The meeting was
the Franklin Institue.
AACA is the oldest and larg-
est automotive historical so-
ciety in America.
21 years ago, the hobby has
become one of the most pop-
ular and fastest growing in
America. There are over
mechanic who has as a hob-
by automobiles. He and his
father and brothers operate
a garagz just west of Florin.
Not only does Snyder own
the prize-winning Reo, the
Snyders have a 1909 Ford
and a 1930 Chrysler roadster.
After nearly six years of
work on the car, Snyder first
showed his Reo at Hershey
last fall. Probably the next
time it will be on public
display will be in the spring
when the Red Rose auto club
holds its annual show at
Lancaster.
The car, which is refinish-
ed to original specifications
—not fancy with chrome and
colorful paint — is entirely
roadworthy, but because of
its relatively slow speeds on
modern highways, it is trans-
ported on a trailer, thus be-
coming less of a traffic haz-
ard.
Snyder who attended the
Philadelphia banquet and pount Joy R2, a son, las
annual meeting of the An- wednesday, at Lancaster
tique Automobile Club of General Hospital.
America, will keep as his
own the plaque, but, the Mr. Mrs.
loving cup he may have only Drace,
aonroximately
: te
dating '
restored
11.000 »utomobiles,
from 1892.
Snyder's
hava
1905 Reo
about is one of the rarest
and most unusual antique
automobiles that is represen-
tative of one of more than
2,500 antiaue automobile
makes manufactured in the
Jnited States.
Run-
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Summy,
and
along to the 1957 winner. eph’s Hospital.
coal
Founded the industry has made big
strides
its lost business, he said. And
—as of 1957, the future looks
brighter than it has in many
)
dustry,
sunp'y
it in case of emergency.
which
he said,
and man power. Young men,
he explained, are not staying
with
miner
ed by Ray
ber
school faculty, was
Charles the past weekend in a skiing
West Main Street, a accident. Carl Denlinger is
afternoon walk, so with Sny- for a year and then pass it daughter, Friday, in St. Jos- substituting for Mr. Malborg
until his return to school.
tarians Tuesday noon at the
service club meeting at Hos-
tetters.
Robert T. Lang of State
College was the speaker. He
is executive director and sec-
held at refary of the Central Coal
The Producers association.
heavy decline in
several years ago,
a
After
use
to recover some of
6.000 members who own and Y€2Ts.
Tremendously important
national defense, the in-
he said could not
the demand thrown
of the problems
plague the business,
are lack of capital
Some
mining. The average
is 46.
current
The estimate of
coal supplies for the future
——= indicate
coal for 2,000 years.
availability of the
The speaker was introduc-
Wiley.
t INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Frederick Malborg, a mem-
of the Donegal high
injured
been
motorists in
parking in the borough be-
cause of the condition of the
streets following
installations.
Since the lines are nearing named the
completion,
ment
be conducted by the borough Homemaker
police department.
sewer
In Contest
Miss Eunice Hess, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Menno
Hess, Jr., Mount Joy R1, was
local winner of
the General Mills, Inc. Betty
Crocker Search for the
of Tomorrow
contest of Donegal high ;
school. The contest was in ©8al Springs Road, hus ae
the form of an examination a position as * super-
dealing with all phases of Visor of the agricultural op-
homemaking including archi- €rations at the Milton Her-
tecture, stain removals, foods shey Schools, Hershey Mr.
Wolgemuth will be in charge
Charles Wolgemuth, Don-
Two New
Operators
Engaged In Shop
Two new operators have
been engaged by Mrs. Doris
Byle, owner of the DorJan
Beauty Shop, East Main St.
The newcomers are Mrs.
Walter J. Stoner, formerly
of the Lee Beauty Salon, of
Elizabethtown; and Mrs.
Bruce Goodman, Mountville.
Mrs. Stoner, who now resid-
es in Elizabethtown, antici-
pates moving to the borough
in the near future. Mrs.
* Goodman resently graduated
from the Rudemar Beauty
School in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Byle
a
MISS EUNICE HESS
clothing construction plus
other phases.
The 1957 local winner's thanks to her customers for
examination is now being he past years and hopes
compared with other winners that they continue to patron
to name a state winner. The i%¢ her shop.
Home Economics department —®
of tha school administered age .
the examinations. Girls had Auxiliary Police
class. Miss Hess is now Elect Officers
to be members of the senior
qualified to wear the Home- a :
maker of Tomorrow pin. The Auxiliary “Police As-
The state winner will be of Lancaster Coun-
awarded a $1,500 scholarship td has elected its officers
and an all-expense-paid tour to serve a second term.
to the national contest. The Those elected are: Oscar
school, where the winner is F. Pennock, president, Lan-
enrolled, will receive a set caster; George Shuman. vice
of encyclopedias. A $500 president, Elizob~thtown;
scholarship will be awarded Mary Max. recording secre-
the runner-up. tary, Mt. Joy; John Smoker,
Forty-eight state winners ere i Lenaaster!
and {he winner. of Washing. 55 hearich, Judge
ton, D. C. will compete for LUZ Clayton Flory, chap
the national title at an Am- kon, > b Daly
erican Table Banquet, May 2 hog i yp hs ee ; gg
in New York. The All-Amer- ch be Wa on A Cal
ican Homemaker of Tomor- = 52% TOW: miroe a>
row will receive a $5,000 Yin E. Wagener, 1-yr. trustee,
college scholarship; second Mi Joy, y rank Coed Sector
will receive a $4.000 scholar- a Ol AOC aD Ais
ship; third, $3,000 scholar- , Any Mount Joy Auxiliary
ship: and fourth, $2,000 sch- Police wishing to join this
olarship ’ mssociation should get in
touch with Mary Max, re-
cording secretary.
The next meeting will be
held Feb. 28 at Civil De
fense headquarters, Lancas-
ter.
Donegal high First Aid instructions will
members of the begin at this meeting follow-
of Am- ed by judo and traffic pro-
e cedures.
expresses her
Girls To Bake
In Cake Contest
Fifteen
school girls
Future Homemakers
erica group, will compet
next week in a cake baking
contest to be held at Way's Friday, February
Appliance store. a. m. the Juniata
They are home economics Testing Service will admin
students of Mrs. Robert ister their testing program
Brown. to the Donegal high school
The girls will be working seniors to predct their col-
at the store in different lege preparedness.
groups each morning, after-
noon and evening of the
three days of Silver Dollar
Sales Days — Thursday, Fri-
dav and Saturday.
Home economists will
judee the cakes and prizes
will be awarded the girls
with the winning cakes.
All basic ingredients
essarv will be furnished
in addition, the F.HA.
receive 10 cents for each House
parson who visits the :
store to see the contest in
progress.
One of the features of the
contest program will be the
exhibit of a new, Westing-
house elgcetronic range which
cooks almost instantaneous-
ly. Publicity says that a hot
dog can be cooked in four
seconds.
It will be the first showing °
bv the Way Appliance store
of the new line of Westing-
house major appliances for
which the store has recently
received a franchise.
——— ®--
o
8, 10:30
College
Ninety-Fifth
Florin,
birthday
Martiha
her
Frey,
95th
Feb. 6.
planned
Mrs
observed
Wednesday,
nec-
and
will Open-
has been for
for visits
than
week
(Rather
coming
Mrs. Frey.
the
to

Physician On Call
Sunday
one-day openhouse,
to
a
friends are invited
Local Man Accepts
Position In Hershey
Florin Woman Observes
ner
her grandchild was born on her in
visit birthday last
her through the week to a- Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay reported, 1
Dr: Thomas O'Conner void exciting her from sec-
Warning! Miss Hess Council Passes New Ordinances
Concerning Cost Of Street Opening
Two new ordinances con-
cerning the opening of the
streets and alleys in the bor-
ough were passed at the
Monday night meeting of
borough council. Heretofore,
a “flat fee” was charged for
of the operations of the nine- opening the surface of the
ty school farms which in- street or alley. With the
clude a total of 10,000 acres. passing of the ordinances a
Mr. and Mrs. Wolgemuth person who desires to have
and family will move to Her- the street opened shall apply
shey this summer. to the Burgess for a form to
He had formerly been as- be furnished by the borough
manager of which will include the appli-
Farm Bureau Coopera- cant’s’ agreement to pay the
Association, Lancaster. borough's charges covering
Wolgemuth, Birch- the cost of all work to be
Avenue, Mount Joy, done under the application
been named to replace including all digging, back-
him in the Lancaster con- filling, guarding and main-
cern. John Wolgemuth had taining the excavation until
formerly been manager of final resurfacing and restora-
the farm equipment at the tion of the surface.
Bureau. The other ordinance deals
with the opening of streets
by public utilities. Both ordi-
nonces are included in en-
tirety elsewhere in the Bul-
letin.
sistant general
the
tive
John
land
has
Observe Beauty
Salon Week
National Beauty
George Broske, School
Salon Lane, was appointed to fill
week will be observed dur- the unexpired term on’ the
ing the week of Feb. 10 by borough authority. He will
hairdressers and cosmetolog- replace Grant Gerberich who
ists of Lancaster county. resigned from his post.
Beatrjce Cole, Lititz, is Michael Pricio, Cedar
chairman of the special Na- Lane, was named director of
tional Beouty Salon week the local Civilian Defense.
committee. She is also presi- Clyde Brill, North Bar-
dent ) the Lancaster COUN- hara Street, was re-named
ty Hairdressers’ association. secretary of the Board of
One of the activities will Health for a term of five
be institutional welfare work years,
by professional hairdresgers, Allen Schatz Mount Joy
who will donate their time Street. ‘was name
: roe nS , was named borough
to give beauty care to Pa- to replace the
tients in hospitals, homes late Henty 8 ian, All on.
for the aged, shelter homes, dinner and surveying jobs
Elizabethtown state hospital will-be done by-Henry Huth:
and other places. Lancaster :
Ty a ancaster.
There wi'l be new spring
hair fashions shown through-
out the county, and demon-
strations and lectures before those mentioned at the bud-
women’s groups and teen get meeting were named at
age audiences on advice to the meeting. The hourly em-
women with their grooming. ployees were granted a 10c¢
Arline Lutz is on the com- per hour raise. Their salaries
mittee for Mount Joy. were raised from $1.20 to
$1.30 per hour. The borough
supervisor's salary was rais-
ed from $2,700 to $3.484;
and the secretary’s salary
Gasoline Drum
Causes Fire Call was raised from $720.00 to
$1,050. The raises were made
Friendship in conjunction with addition-
1 were called 31 work with the positions.
m ednesday ‘Citizens Speak
Ea ga Paris Swelgart and Sam-
way
uel Dock were present at the
on meeting to ask for grade
lines at their properties and
te had ROT | were granted their requests.
; sucks: had or col: i
vO trucks nad a minor: Paul Martin presented the
lision at the intersection. ri :
; : : man of his housing develop-
One vehicle was carrying a .
a ment area south of Donegal
large steel drum of gasoline. ~__. :
pe “prines Road for signatures
T'he container jumped out of , :
: bv the eouncilmen. He had
the truck and the spilling : :
: received the signatures of the
fluid was ignited by sparks hal
. : commission members
from the drum it slid : 3 Lo
i zoning meeting last
and bumped down the pave-
ment
Only
used
of
Salaries Increased
Additional salaries from
Firemen of
Fire Co. No.
about 2:30 p.
afternoon to
blaze along
near the intersect
the Landisviile road
The fire was caused when
a
9:
with
ZMINg
as
non
werk
Clvde Nissley. represent-
op NE the Henry Carpenter In-
mrance Company, discussed
the possibility of liability in-
surance for the borough. A
survey will be conducted to
determine the need and
costs. Chester Armstrong at-
—— tended to discuss surface
water that seeps into his
basement from the korough
The matter will be
investigated
New
damage
the fire
Police inves-
minor was
Cc: by cither
the crash. State
tigated
®
need
The
When in
remember
of printing
Bulletin
streets,
Liahts
New street lights
nlaced at the east
Birthd
irt ay will be
ing everyone at time.) ne end of
Afternoons and even- East Mnin Street beginning
the times ramed op Avril. These lights will be
the visits. She resides with placed alg the ‘street inf
her daughter, Mrs. Martha the recently annexed portion
Heller, Main Street, Florin, ©°f the borough. ;
Mee Frees sods deliv Ray Myers, fire chief, re-
IITs ¢ “4 ported the company answer-
newsnaper and also reads oq eight ealls during the
wg daily in addition nth of January =
to doing her own mending A rT
She walks about her home os ON
and attended a family din- meeting to discuss le as
recently at local res- The Rev. C. E
taurant rich. pastor of St. Mark's E.
She has five children, 20 U. B. Church, gave the in-
grandchildren and 39 great- vocation. Bills in the amount
grandchildren. The children of $1,437.03 were ordered
are Furry H., and J. Mowery paid by the finance commit-
Frey, of Big Springs, Lan- tee
caster R7; Mrs. Graybill Police Report
Wolgemuth, Mount Joy R2; Park Neiss, chief of police
Mrs. Emma Painter, Lancas- reported the following: ig-
ter, and Mrs. Heller. She al- noring red traffic signals, 1
so has one sister, Mrs. Fan- arrest; ignoring stop sign, 1
ny Musser, Florin.
The thirty-eighth
one
early
mgs are
her
failure to drive on right half
great- of highway. 1; reckless driv-
g, 1; burglaries reported 2:
Dennis burglar ‘arrests. 2; larceny
; and larceny ar-
Year;
Heller of Mount Joy. rest, 1.