)c
Ic
will the 1957 Mount
There may be others who| Tonight's
would like to know. It's to|will be a treasure hunt, be-|grounds. This Friday
be on Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday
October 9,
Joe Sheaffer, secretary,
veals,
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We'll
prove it,
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One day last week one of
the Mount Joy restaurants
the
day’s specials, “Old Chicken according to ability.
than 50 were placed in the
[head bobbers and floaters”
in the
|“learning to kick and arm
[strokes class” and 30 passed
advertised as one of
Sandwich with Lettuce
Mayn.—55¢”
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We assume,
one of those unmentionably
hot days that they were]
“Cold” chicken sandwiches.
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A lot of Mount Joy and
surrounding area people will
be interested to know that
have announced plans
close their stores at 5:30
p.m. on Saturdays, beginning
July 5.
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Within a very short time,
ground is to be broken for
the new Rheems fire com-
(begin
ready and time for beginning
work is not far away. f
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As you will read else.)
where in this issue of the
since it was
Archery Demonstration
til next Tuesday, July 2.
summer playground’s
jonstration is scheduled fo
6 to 8:30 p.m.
special even
from the
10, 11 and 12th, will be no playground next|ville pool. Last
re- Thursday, because of Fourth|children went on the swim-
'of July holiday.
Several changes have been
not mention any necessary in the playground’s
“hames on this one but we've swimming lesson program be-
got a copy of the menu to|cause of the large number
of children enrolled for the
llessons. More than 140 chil-
dren registered for the les-
|sons Monday morning when
to the
{Twin Oaks pool for grouping
More
the group traveled
class; more than 60
The Kinsey Arrow Shop in|/both
i ® Florin will stage the demon-|afternoon. The children made
We've been asked “When stration as a preview for the|paper bag puppets.
Joy|
Community Exhibit be held?
new
archery program. The dem-|the
== Postponed To July 2
Because of inclement wea-|installed at the iwo play-|
ther, the archery demonstra-| grounds and as soon as the|
[tion originally scheduled for electric
|Tuesday night at the borough they will be ready for op-
park has been postponed un-|eration. Crafts were conduct-
lines are
led by beginners o1
playgrounds
groups
Not to be confused witl
swimming lessons, Fri
r/day afternoons are swim-
ming afternoons for all
t/children of the two
Friday
ming party.
Locality
Affected
By Storm
Mount Joy borough and
vicinity were hit in Sunday's
thunder and rainstorm, The
|evening storm included hea-
vy .rains and somé hail.
Electricity was disrupted sev-
ithe beginners’ test to be ; :
[placed en the intermediate 12! for short periods
group jof time and the telephone
Because the beginners|S€TVice Was disrupted
class passed the 100 mark, it
the Elizabethtown merchants Was necessary to divide the
to |8roup into two sections. This
week the more advanced be-
|ginners are being given les-
|sons at the pool in the morn-
ing
sessions. Next Tuesday]
throughout the area. Colum-
bia telephone company work-
men worked around the
clock with three extra crews
to normal.
| One home on Birchland
installed
Tuesday
the
play-
after-
school|noon, buses will aga'n trans-
and Saturday, |playground at 6 p.m. There|port the children to the Iron-
180
(Monday to restore the area in
1
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Officers
| The Mount Joy
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BULLET]
MOUNT JOY, PA, THURSDAY, JUNE 27,
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SEVEN CENTS PER COPY
1057
FIFTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO. 4
BEGIN CIRCULATING PETITIONS
‘Early Paper
I d Because Thursday of
Insta 3 next week is the Fourth
of July and a holiday, |
B BPW The Bulletin will be print- |
Y ed one day earlier than
Mrs. lester Roberts was usual. — Rg 8 BENE | Petitions seeking annexa-
installed as the new presi- The paper will be print- i Mn (i. Ea] tion into the borough of
dent of the Mount Joy Busi-| €d on Wednesday instead : - Mount Joy are being circu-
(ness and Professional Wom-| Of Thursday but will be | lated this week among the
len’s Club at the Monday | delivered on regular Iresidents of Florin.
night meeting at Hostetter’s. schedule, reaching local | 4 Following a committee
| Mrs. George Broske, first Co Feaders op Fit: | TF meeting Monday night at the
President of the PO aD Weaver, to allow for > § | Feed mil, She
stalling officer. Mrs. Eugene| the holiday, it will be | sections, Nine petitions are
|Eicherly ? er installed as| necessary to have ews being circulated at the same
[first vice president; Mrs. | and advertising copy avail- | time in Florin. John Rens
R oh t Keller: second vice able as early as possible. | sier, attorney for the group
od gr s Marlin Sine-| Reporters, correspondents | {8} d a this is the
Pres dog An he and all those having ma- there has "been
2 on. terial. for ‘use. in The | ane :
NE Ryman. Sues Bulletin next week should | mass, petitioning in Lancas
Alex Mitzkavich, treasurer. | take special notice | | Annexation into the boro-
installation,
committee
Eicherly
Following the
{the membership
headed by Mrs,
with Mrs. John Day, Mrs.
Charles Bennett, Jr. and
Mrs. Simeon Horton were
charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Roberts inducted new
members received into the
morning, those 50 registered Avenue was hit by a “flash/group since January. They
in the “head bobbers” will
lessons. Also,
extended for them one
two additional weeks.
Both playgrounds are re-
maining open
or
flood”. At the home of Mr.
raced over lawns and the|
|street and entered the base-|
ment of the home. Since the]
mornings driveway slopes toward the Mrs,
Bulletin, O. K. Snyder Jr. while the lessons are being basement to include a base-
young insurance man of this/conducted. Mrs. Clyde Trip- ment garage, waters rushed who attended the af-
community, was wed Satur-/Ple has offered her services/into the garage to the ex fi.
day. But that didn't fneanin assisting in the swimming tent that the basement had
that he was not attending to
agency business.
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En route to the wedding
reception, following the|
ceremonies, he and his bride
were riding with another
driver. Along the way the
party was involved in a
minor traffic accident.
oo
at
[lessons at the pool. |
Milk machines have been!
Street Building |
Contracts Let |
B. R. Kreider, Manheim,
a special meeting of
Mount Joy Borough Council, |
were Mrs. Elizabeth Sensen-!
since and Me James Form, Mrs. Ray Wiley and Dr.
f > sginners the lands Mary Bowm: Mrs
any headquarters. Plans are|‘Dere are so many beginners, and mud from tk ds ly-Mary Bowman, Mrs.
pany 9 the length of lessons will being west of their residence Belle
Anne
and Mrs. Jay Meck]ey.
Reports were given on the
state convention held last
weekend in Philadelphia by
Sinegar, Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Hans Helms and Mrs.|
|
ugh is being sought by res-
lidents of portions of East
Donegal Township and Mount
Joy Townships, both second
[class townships, The land is
Bi [contiguous to the borough of
[Mount Joy.
| With the addition of the
[territory into the borough,
[the proposed new ward cre-
ated would be known as the
Board |
Adopts |
Budget
The 1957-58 School Budget |
of the Donegal Area was] Daniel Wolgemuth is the first to sign one of the petitions now circulating in i
adopted at last Thursday Florin favoring annexation into the borough. Among the advantages being sought is/“FLORIN WARD . i
night's meeting, The amount/an extension of the sewage lines into the Florin vicinity. Martin Miller, on the left, | Some of the immediate
of $822,518 as proposed at|is witnessing the signing as committee me mbers John Hess, Clarence Hollinger, Reu- benefits to be gained through
the May meeting was the fig-/lben Goodling and Arthur Wolgemuth observe the signing. ) the annexation would be
ure adopted by the group. J.| —Photo by Dussinger municipal garbage collec-
Edward Charles, vice presi-| cries — - . - tions; police prateetion; ie
dent, presided at the meet- quate street lighting (in-
ing in the absence of the| Home For Elderly Women leluded in borough tax); zon-
president. ing laws, which would be
extended to Florin; borough
planning; numbering of
Rotarians Are Told Latest Plans
Carl D. Keefer, Red Lion,
: . re Wi seting | z -aduate illersville|
thirty inches of muddy wa-| There will be no meeting a graduate of Mi | 4 . houses. health laws; prompt
ter. The water ent of the group in July. A|State Teachers College, was, R d | S h k M ROW ve ici-
auto. and a ered the special evening was planned elected to teach mathematics or emo e ing C oC ansion SAY reriovel ang mune
water heater. washer furni.|£oT August when the group and science in the high) pal sewage Sy :
ture and toys
ment,
Mount Joy firemen pump-
ed the water from the base-
ment for 21% hours Sunday
night and neighbors assisted,
the Forry’s in removing the
in the base-
|
As things worked out, one held last week, was awarded furniture and cleaning the
of the car owners involved the bid to repair four streets basement following the in-
was one of Snyder's custo- of the borough, f
mers. So, the bridegroom!
jumps out of the car, whips project was $16,085.
out a pencil and notebook|ranged from the $16,085 to pr.
from the inner pockets of $19,800. Other bidders were al
the
tion Company,
his wedding suit and takes
down the necessary informa-
tion to protect this client,
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Information gathered and
business taken care of in|
was that work must be com-
Kreider’s low bid for the
Bids
Brownstown Construc-
Brownstown
Landisville.
One stipulation of the job
cident. |
A similar situation occurr-
ed at the home of Mr. and
Nodman Linton, Done-
Springs road, and fire-
men used their
as
: pumping Lions Club at the Monday
to remove three night meeting of the group.
D. M. Stoltzfus and Son, Inc. feet of water from the base- Reuben
Talmage; and Joy
tion Company,
stalled as first vice president;
At the home of F. M. Law- Sidney Smith,
der, Park Avenue, a bolt of President; Charles Johnson,
|will travel to Mount Gretna school. Robert Smith, Mount|
Miss|Joy,
Frank the Manheim Central Schoolbegan another.
Johndistrict, was elected to teach
charge of thein the junior high school. ginning of the fiscal year of derfully
|The resignation of Mrs. Nor-|the organization,
for dinner and a play.
Esther Walters, Mrs,
Young, Sr., and Mrs.
Booth are in
evening.
-— — EE
Florin Lions
Install Officers
Irvin
president
was installed
of the Florin
Mount Joy plant has been
designed with capacity to
handle sewage from Florin.
The system would be extend-
ed upon certification of those
areas in which such exten-
sion would be economically
Mount Joy Rotarians fin-lof which is highly important; Within the next few weeks
program of remodeling, re-
and of construction
Second, the home is begin, including the
well arranged ontaking down of buildings
Mike Pri- the first floor for the basic now facing Main street and
in/ished one year Tuesday and to successful operation
homes for the aged.
formerly a teacher
Because July 1 is the be-|
{man _ Houseal, high schoolgjo, president during the past needs of a home of this kind. igesieq just east of the big Son,
commercial teacher, was ac-|year, passed over the gavel rome. i
cepted but no one was elect-ito Ray N. Wiley, who as-| { The first floor will include Oier advantages yous
fed to replace her at thisguymes leadership of the] 9 two large living rooms, re- be : ore dl ger
time. group for the coming 12 {modeled and enlarged dining|?€ricd oi UUme !
i i : { ass : : nexation will in no way have
Due to the increased en-imonths. i [rooms and a fine kitchen St In the ‘schools
rollment in the area, addi- Retiring President Pricio! The famous Schock ef " oD HO on
tional furniture must be pur-lwas presented a handsome, [Jo Id: Fir t {table will be preserved and] It wil cay eo St
chased. Orders for some of Rotary ring and Retiring 0 S S may become one of the fea- the > gn Company
Goodling was in-
second vice
this furniture were placed as Secretary Charles Ruhl was!
follows: ten desk and chair given a past-secretary’s pin.|
units for the Marietta build-|
ing
for $247; 55 desk and chair terian
tures of the Mount Joy home
On the second floor there 4 J
will be several bedrooms under public law of
Reunion
fand the third floor will be he state. Avather matter
Fifty-eight persons attend-|given over to storage and Which is out of the jurisdic-
i i f > h .is the
» for overnight sts ang tion of the borough lis
% tes Tn nd post off'ce and mail delivery.
vould be eligible for appro-
As the ending year began
from the Garrett-Buch-|with a talk by Rev. William|
man Company, Philadelphia|Swain, head of the Presby-|
Homes, so it closed ed the
first reunion
good order, the party climb- : : olevi-|third vice pdesident; Arthur njts four storage units, Tuesday with a talk by the 0 af quarters for employees :
ed back into the cars and pleted ‘within 30 days. lightning saa the televi- wolgemuth, secretary; Dr. El NT A Tusslay wi a talk by the cass of 1942 of the former oe 3 at es. i; The move would possibly
drove on to the festivities. Streets to be repaired are Park were without/HHugh Coleman, assistant student sinks for the Te. EN as he termed Mount Joy High School sat-|, he, proven Bi create improved mail ser-
en i irview Wa nf A sas = = . es | S © S, a8 Ao rm : i ib a 8 o 8 joe.
. Birehiand ra pi electricity for several hours roy Joy iki ail Maytown Elementary build-ithem, were on his “favorite urday night at Aunt Sally's fr those who may need Ne announcement was
S t T Cedar’ Lane The borough efter the storm subsided, wi t po Rot i ig tion jing from the L. B. HOY subject” the chain of homes g jt chen, Elizabethtown. medcal attention. A new made at Monday's meeting
couts four authority, which originally|, One Florin resident said as: En a Br Lancaster, Jor 32s for szed Wolhen Which th. |Guests of the class for the Puilding will be constructed ag of January 1, 1958,
: : that in 52 years she has lv: i In both cases, elgrowing rapidly in south- o 2 back of the present location ban) 3 :
New York ke plane 9 ra lived in that community, del, Spo jor|turniture purchased willleastern Pennsylvania. _ Atloccasion were Mr. and buildings a ws n vans
I ae > had never seen as much S&S the existing furniture|present there are seven|william Nitrauer, Neffsville, taken down. In all, some 24 According to a bill passed
Seventeen Girl Scouts of been made for sewer lines
and John Hess, directors use in the buildings.
local troop #75 visited New and laterals, will contribute od
as i oration and the
[two years. Harry Lutz, dep-| homes in operw
{ter as gushed down Main
By recommendation of the eighth is to be opened in
Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin/Women will be taken care of|
th houses and now
in the home. by Do Dus
’ .
A matron Slawaiting the governor's sig-
York Cit Saturday and|$1,555.40 toward the project.| 2 ! : a. uty district governor, of the}, amir istration, the board de-! Py Brandt, Maytown, Mr. Nit- : 4
Sunday by| This SHioupt 2,020, it Boi Sh Wieptiand Club, Tes the to purchase a pli ji Ty a had re high OT a a 8 Loran no Ire orn of
leaders Mrs. Elwood yards of paving a To on Road 230, servicesStd ing of icer. rthur Sprec- machine from L. B. Herr, | Rev. Swain revealed that! . x sa > air . 8 ,'townships will e oH ed
LS Mrs. Stoe Barrick and Mrs.|77¢ per square yard or the oe about to begin zone chairman, also ancaster. This copying ma-lthere are at least three Principal when the class was psy. Swan Jus into Doroughs, Aer the
‘ . Earl Koser. amount of roadway hat the storm hit. Men stood py tended the meeting. chine will be used in the and perhaps four oth-in high school; and Mrs. ad Ue Backing feria deadline, onl) x fre owe
Oc Senior Scounts who took | would have been repaired, . [the poles and ropes to pre-| During the business meet- fices at the high school. Au- ers being planned and may Brandt, elementary principal which summed up mean, hy > ao ede
the trip were Marie Eber-| The bids were Opens he vent damage. ling, the group announced the |ditors for the joint board ac-|follow immediately on the when the students were injthat “old uge is a -womah's Jace ro Shs sed Florin
35 sole, Joanne Darrenkamp,|day. The next regular meet- ° second trip to Philadelphiajcounts were appointed with|heels of the Mount Joy pro- 3 world.” Sh OQ > ¥ D a :
C Joan Sheaffer, Almeda Mum-|ing of council will be held [to see a national league eac istrict naming school. or ; annexation includes portions
, All um d lv 8. ingtoad of 1 each district naming one au-jject. | Fifty percent of the wom- of two townships, the annex-
ma, Carol Garlin, Patricia Mon ay, Ju y vi a Mond Mount Joy Boy baseball game. The trip is|ditor to the committee. Nor-| The speaker, who incident-| Gifts were awarded to thelen in this country above 45 tion would be completed be-
Phillips, Linda Koser, Mary the customary first Mon ay, scheduled for Saturday, July/man Sprecher, Mount Joy|ally as a past district gover-former students. Mrs. Weld years of age, he said ree op abl be o $ Ds
Salerno, Diane Reese, Judy|of the month. ‘Named Pastor 20. A watermelon sale will Borough: Richard Rhen,nor of Rotary, said (the former Evelyn hot living with their spouses pre fe cadline .Ior.: ine
Barrick, Sandra Eshelman, lalso be held next month. Mount Joy ownship; Arthur there are certain natural ad- Kuhn) received a prize 62 percent of women, aw in: Doubled
2 Martha Sprecher, Marlene! . . The Rev. H. James Meyers Lions will conduct the sale Haines, Marietta Borough; vantages of the Mount Joy traveling the greatest dis- above 65 are not living with| mj ea ox 4 t J
"4 Sinegar, Bonnie Bair, Jean Joins Marines of Middletown has been Saturday, July 13. Clarence and Clarence Greider, Eastiiocation, which is the homeltance. Mr. and Mrs. Carter he 8 1% > Seu oy
Wolgemuth, Hattie Lou Har. named pastor of the St. Hollinger, outgoing presi-/Donegal Township, were the late Mr. and Mrs.|drove 220 miles from New| (Turn to Page 6) rons A hs M. i Tors
thorne and Ardis Wolge ; em Gn Tohn’s Lutheran Church indent, was in charge of the pointed. Clarence Schock. York State to attend the nately) on 9) Sa I oy §
muth. Hr “olumbia, meeting. | The board received word| First of all, it is in the cen- event. Three members tied . aioe Dor co
The girls stayed at the Ho He is a son of Mr. and) Incoming president Gerber from Dr. Ralph C. Swan,ter of town, ideally locater for having the most child-| py» | Florin is 515401. A new
tel New Yorker, toured th Mrs. Arthur Meyers of presented outgoing president/deputy superintendent of the close to churches, movies, ren; Mrs. Paul Stauffer (tor. Bill May Stop total ald ve 1.049 448
city, visited the Statue of Mount Joy. He attended Hollinger with the gavel public schools of Pennsyl- post office, restaurants and/mer Mary Myers); Mrs. Oe A Yan Tor xs
Liberty, attended church at blic school here and wasjused during the past year as|vania, that the application businesses of all kinds—all Richard Yohn (former Ar Adult Classes bending A into the
“me the Marble Collegiate iy rraduated from Findley Col-la momento for his year's/for supplemental payments, lene Hendrix and Mrs. Ralph, {Florin hrc five
Church to hear Dr. Danie Findley, Ohio, in 1945service. He was also given|for joint school operation {Alleman (former Fern An appropriations bill oes of lines
Polling, took a subway ride | sith a Bachelor of Arts de-|a past president's pin. |has been approved. He stat- |[Sears). Mrs. Ernest Burg-/passed by both houses of the Eo with ‘the west
and visited Coney Island He enrolled in the ins ed that the department is BIRTHS {land (former Kathryn Sei- state legislature and in thef 5 SE Road as
During their stay in New |“utheran Seminary at Get-!| pleased to note the progress {fert) received a gift for be-lhands of Governor George ® ad travel northw
York they saw singing star |'ysburg in 1952 and was which has been made during een ling the most recently mar-| Leader's awaiting signature, 15 vo due. west gio
Sal Mineo and received pic- 3jraduated this year. (CHRISTMAS TO BE the current year, and, there-| Following the veto includes a clause to ir rr tu 1 oe
tures of him and saw Red The newly-appointed past- fore, Supplemental Payments| Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. ions of the guests, Lt. Col- discontinue adult education|ys vy. wii ny onan
Skele . at the Statue of or is married and the fath- DISCUSSED will be made to the four @is-/Brubaker, Salunga, a SO hel Kenneth Key wasand adult recreation. Melon en I 2
Le sland, Big yi er of three children. Plans for ~~ community tricts comprising the joint- TAS: in St. Joseph's = ded a prize as the stu-| Passage of the bill would Proc ne
Rev. Meyers succeeds Rev. Christmas lighting will be|ure. |Hospital. [dent who changed the most: mean that Donegal High a, ton
land programs. C. Schlitzer, who discussed at a meeting next| Wilbur I. Beahm, super-| Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth g jon Mrs. pp Gassman School probably would his line woul Sos
In orédgr to finance the! has resigned as pastor of the Monday, July 1, 8:30 p.m. principal, reported an|Crillis, Manheim R2, a son,| former Mary Stoner) forced to discontinue evening|g ke ay oS ry ow
irip, ‘the girls sold. “Girl; Columbia parish. at the home of Clayton D. enrollment of 1448 elemen- Thursday, at Lancaster an award for the stu-|classes, it was announced by aT oF Dor =
Scout canned nuts, Girl —— |Aument, 22 West students and 794 highleral Hospital. |dent who changed the least./school officials this week |g rings Road From Cee
Bout Soules end ens MOUNT JOY 4-H Street. The Mount Joyischool students for the, nr. and Mrs. Paul E.Ragner Hallgren, president Three-fourth of the costs of oo ine would r Jere
plus Heit Sues. Ther Dlans) ? Christmas Lighting Commit- month of May. A ninety-|pjckel, 350 Main Street of the class, presided as/these classes are paid by the i} a Cr tras open 10
J ne tin eine Benjamin C. Groff, son of CLUB TO MEET tee has been organized forleight per cent attendance andisville, a son, Thursday, master of ceremonies. Eachistate. : line traveling south as far 2
which time they will earn|Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F.| Sewing has been chosen as|/f0Ur years. Through oe % figure was reported. General student spoke of his Dongs! High Scan] has the Clarence Greider prop-
: to finance a trip to|Groff, 129 New Haven Street,the summer project of the|forts of the committee andin the amount ot $37,503.36) (Tw included evening c asses Morty and then east on Done-
the birthplace of Julietteljoined the Marines recently/Mount Joy 4-H Club. Eight.the Organizations it repre-were approved for payment, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Way, bo ee nodule for the Road to the pres-
Low, founder of Girl Scout-for two years active members are enrolled in sented Suring fhe pas. jfoupt ell) |Salunga, a daughter, Friday. res geass One glasy hoe.
ing, in Savannah, Georgia. [and is now undergoing club. Thus far, 1 ® rough a I's bad enough to be ajat Lancaster General Hospi-| | most of the 8 val mg Following Monday’s meet-
cruit training at the Marine|have been held at the homes|0rigina Score “quitter, But it's worse to fin-|ta], ; Physician On Call I nce : Sunng 4. ling, which was attended by
MEETING CHANGED Corps Recruit Depot, Parrisiof Arlene Miller, Ardis "8 uni ir pane Se something you never] Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. ysician On Ca e ai Bar alsol 18 committeemen, Daniel
The regular meeting of the|lsland, South Carolina. Wolgemuth, Mary Ann Mus- nT co a PR = i should have started. Mumma, Landisville, a would: be od |Wolgemuth was the ‘first to
Mount Joy Friendship Fire| A recent gaduste of Dap sor, Marivel i De plight mest daughter, Friday, at Lan- Sunday ® : |sign ne petition. The first
Company for July has beenlegal Joint High, Groff williErb an e next. meshing 0 neral Hospital. : TQ signature was recorded at
C ro Tora, July|be given a BERR dog logue 1), be Lield Monday, Ju Le ans 4 Dien Lo To Report New rsa Gene jo A Dr. David Schlosser Wore STARTED 10 10°15 Rin: with Martin Mil-
i .lupon completion of advan at the home of Virginia Wiv-| dw as witness. 2
CMM lige Mer x ar ing at Marinelell. Mrs. John Musser and members from each organi- Families Call Ruhl, Mount Joy B28 oo Fourth of July |road leading from the boro-| Because several polls have
the firehouse Wednesday, Corps Base, Camp Lejune,/Mrs. Paul Erb are advisorsization are asked to attend Monday, at St. Joseph's Hos uh to the new sewage plant
Fo ¥> North Carolina, of the club, ‘the meeting. Mi 3.6294 pital. Dr. John Gates lsoutheast of town. (Turn to page 8)