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Arthur J. Ulrich
The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, March 21 4
Winners Attend |:
Youth Day
Winners of the Youth Day
in Government election at-|
tended the Lancaster County |
Youth Day luncheon in Lan-
caster yesterday. Of the ten
officers chosen by the stu-
dent body, eight attended the,
luncheon and the two repre-
sentatives visited the state
capitol with the representa-
tives from the other county
schools.
The Scotch and Irish win-|
ners who attended the Lan-
caster affair were Edwin
Portner, governor, LeRoy
Kaylor, Lieutenant Governor;

winners in the
Among the
Judy Naugle, state treasurer; recent Youth Day election at
Phyllis Wolgemuth, secretary| ponegal high school were the
of internal affairs; James glowing boys and girls: Top
Mumma, senator; James, row (left to right), James
Shank, sheriff; Patricia Drace Shank, James Mumma, Fred
tax collector; and Fred Bern-| Bernhard, William Marshall.
hard, school director. Bottom row—Patricia Drace,
Sandra Reisinger and Wil-! Phyllis Wolgemuth, Judy
liam Marshall were the rep- Naugle, Sandra Reisinger,
resentatives to visit the capi- and left, Leroy Kaylor.
tol in Harrisburg Wednesday
The project was sponsored FIREMEN ASSIST AT
by the Mount Joy Junior

Chamber of Commerce and DEBRIS BURNING
was in charge of the social] | ut 4
studies department of thel Mount Joy Firemen “stood
|by" as the remains of the in
terior of the Stauffertown
home destroyed by an explo- §
sion-fire February 2, were
Burgess burned. The charred remains,
of the home owned by Jay
(From page 1) |Sherk, Sr. were burned Sat-
Main Street, is the Republic- lurday afternoon.
an nominee for county con-, At the present time
troller. G. Graybill Diehm [family left homeless by
Republican county chairman, fire, the Elmer Swanger fa-

school.
one
the]
formally announced Mr. imily, resides in Manheim. ¢
Brown's candidacy for the |The other, the Gifford Gut-|®
post. {shalls are still looking for a ril 4. The
Township Petitions {home in this vicinity.
| —®
T ship,
In Mount Joy ownship "EEN DANCE TO
Joseph Greiner, Manheim R4| =
and Samuel T. Becker, Flor- FEATURE HEADLINERS

lof
in, are nominees for school
board directors; Elam H. the music for the
Stauffer, Mt. Joy R2, which will be held on affair.
sor; William L. Thome, Mt. Saturday night in the Ele-|
Joy R2, tax collector; Clar- mentary School auditorium. |
ence - Heistand, Elizabeth-/at Maytown. The time is 7
will be
town R3, judge of election into 10. Chaperones high
the Milton Grove district; Mrs. Michael Gratch
and Agnes Holwager, Mount Mrs. Jack Frank, Jr.
Joy R2, inspector of elec-
tion in the Milton Grove dis-jed by the
trict; Irvin B. Earhart, Eli-lof the Donegal American Le- Schotner, Ragner Hallgren
zabethtown R2, supervisor; |gion Post 809. {and Mrs. Sadie Brooks.
and Roy S. Hess, Manheim a | rs oe
resem: fl)
[ASSEMBLIES PLANNED
appears,
R3, auditor.
A six-man race
Today's featured assembl T | t
for the office of tax collector, ay ¥ 00 d e
al high was an in-|
in East Donegal Township. 2 ne
Nominees for school directors
are J. Edward- Charles, Mari-|{he direction
etta Rl, Victor W. Brown, /ghjelds.
Florin,
bridge,
H. E. Kelly,
Fred Wetzel, May- program at the school.
complete
The Headliners will furnish Manheim
Teen-age wick schools will attend the,
| Wednesday.
These dances are sponsor-| transported in
Ladies’ Auxiliary were accompanied by Homer
{strumental program present por SALE
ed by the school band, underBeef — choice tender steer |
of H. Morrell beef, from baby steer 10 mo. |
Yi ? Next Friday, March/old. Friday, March 29th. Ap-
Florin; Warren Stehman, of 39 the Elizabethtown College proximately

TO ATTEND BANQUE
Arrangements
school, Lititz, Thursday, Ap-|
event will
[the one hundredth
the
| Association. All the faculties
{from Donegal, Elizabethtown,
and War-
National
Central
Both the junior and senior }|
|science classes of
visited the Bethlehem
and|gtee] Company in Steelton {|
The

150
are being qa,ghters,
d for the PSEA Sub gar] Royer and Dorothy, wife
|Area Two banquet to be held of Samuel Sprout,
Warwick Union
mark WATER HEATERS FOR EVERY NEED
Wii i 10, 20, 30, 45. 50 GALLON CAPACITY
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Bain- choir will present a musical Hess, Elizabethtown’ 77-2921.
The Ladies Auxiliary to
90
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{meeting Thursday, March
| DR. SAMUEL M. PAGE [at 8:00 o'clock. The meeting
| Dr. Samuel M. Page, sev- will be held at V. F, W.
enty-nine, 233 Marietta Ave. headquarters in the new
‘Mount Joy, formerly of Hal-|mgeting room.
|stead, Susquehanna County |
died at 1:45 p.m, Tuesday ated at 27 North Market St.,
Lancaster General Hospital next to the Seiler Printing
|after a five-month illness. |Company building.
| Born at Concord, Vt., hel All auxiliary members and
was a doctor of veterinary former members are urged
medicine and a graduate of|to attend this very important
the University of Pennsylva-/meeting. The groups will re-
nia. [organize and hold election o
| He Jofficers for the 1957 year.
racticed veterinary
rote for several years There will be refreshments
§ g
d.
lat Haverhill, N. H,, and was S¢TVed RE
la U. S. government meat in-
{spector for many years.
Dr. Page resided in Moun, Concert B
Joy since the death of his
|wife, the former Mae H.| (From page 1)
Engle, a native of Lancaster|the ticket committee with
County, in 1952. {Jeffrey Brian and Robert
He was a member of
(Mt. Joy Methodist Church,/chairman of the
land Great Bend Lodge 338 committee with Harold Et-
|F&AM. sell and Patricia Mihalik;
Funeral services will be/Naney Diller, chairman of
held tomorrow afternoon atthe decorating committee
the Nissley Funeral Home with Robert Reisch, Joyce
with interment in the East/Berrier and Torrey Leining-
er. The twirling unit includ-
Donegal cemetery. t
| es Judy Frey, Patricia Mum-
MRS. AMOS SMITH |per, Sandra Loucks, Karen
| Mrs. Katie Gibe Smith, 77,| Way, Joan Koser, Loretta
|Florin, died Saturday, at the|Schroll, Sandra Wittle, Pa-
of her granddaughter, tricia Hamby and Janet Ma-
Mrs. Harold Goodman, Eliza-|teer. Douglas Fish is student
|bethtown, after a brief ill-|director.
ness. | i
She was a daughter of the Florin, and Ruth, wife of
{late John and Julia Stauffer Russell Halbleib,
Gibe and the wife of the late one son, Edward Gibe, Eliza-
8 Amos Smith. She was a bethtown; 16 grandchildren:
member of Glossbrenner E. 19 great-grandchildren, and
U. B. Church, Florin. one brother, Samuel
| She is survived by three Manheim RD.
Carrie, wife of Funeral services were held
both of ral Home.
high ony

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Maytown, justice of the]
peace. In the Lincoln school]
house district, Georg> Kibler,
Marietta, judge of elections
and George A. Raub, Mariet-
ta, inspector of elections;|
Maytown district, Maud E.|
Culp, Maytown, judge of el-!
ections, Dale M. Arnold, ofl
Maytown, judge of election;
and North S. Loucks, May-|
town, inspector of elections:|
in the Springville district,
Paul Weiser, Florin, judge of|
elections; and Jay Wolge-|
muth, Florin, inspector of el-|
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Mortuary Record y= i i «i PTA Receives Donation;
Plans Arbor Day Event
Gerald Sheetz, commander
sole Post 185 American Le-
gion, made a presentation of gward
a check for one hundred dol-
est
lars to the Elm Tree Ele-
mentary School at the Mon-
day night meeting of the
sented the check to John
Hershey, president of the
PTA, to be used as the group
desires.
The group decided to ob-
serve Arbor Day with a spec-
ial program at the school. In
observance of the spring holi-
day, they plan to plant an
elm tree near the school in
memory of the late Mrs. Mir-
Seldomridge who had
until her death
school year.
during hey
Robert
tendent of
Eshelman, superin-
the elementary
schools of the Manheim sys- Why Baby, |
tem, introduced the guidance
counselors of the
Miss Kay Hood and Jay
Wolmer. The two held a.
panel discussion on the corr-
elation of the elementary
and secondary schools. Also “The Wall,""— |
included on the program was
special music played by Miss
imba; group singing led by
Elsie Hossler; and the
devotions by Jacob Harnish.
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percentage of
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in charge of the kindergarten
and first grade mothers. The|
next meeting will be held on|
April 15.

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