PS PS er- le \ Hy —— | Re ‘Mount Joy Chosen Wf <= For Camporee Site A camping spot north of sembly purposes anda camp [Mount Joy has been selected fire area. [for the first fall camporee A change is locating for and rally of Boy Scout and the camporee was made since ile Explorer troops of the west- the spot can be reached by 253 ern district it was announced good roads, borough water is \ 3 jat a meeting Tuesday night. gvailable and ‘the spot is ml. MR The affair will be held Satur- close to a community. Ap- Sida a | We're . sorely/d2Y and Sunday, November proximately three hundred 11 rents 1s 87 4 9 and 10 with the The Mount Joy i= BULLETIN mY FIFTY-SEVENTH YEAR, NO. 19 I | > er MOUNT JOY, PA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY \ vibe. wn campsite boys are expected to attend ioral c hi i gn a field owned by the Mt. the camporee and rally from . [Joy Sportsmen's Association the area ranging from a por- jadjacent to the sportsmen tion of Lancaster City to Col- (farm. The meadow of Garth umbia to Elizabethtown to Snyder will be used for as- Manheim to Landisville to beeni Mount Joy and Florin. much in the’ news lately but] . | The Rev. Emmert Moyer, now nothing much has| | I pastor of the St. Luke's Epis- happened to give the people! a m copal Church, will have of the neighborhood any real charge of the Sunday morn- \ a few facts concerning the Staufferto¥vn situation. » o The problem has Construction of sreets, the Fairview work is the final phase o ‘he contract. relief. U : ling service. Thomas Frank, -— ’ ® oo oo | n | u st Lancaster, western district L : A A k charge Ions qa e chairman, will be in and will be assisted by Wil-| bur Nissley, Lancaster, acti- H 1 {vities chairman; Cy Splain, a oween Although no actual adjust- Mountville, assistant activi- ments were made, the Mount ties chairman; and Clayton Plans Joy Borough Authority Mon- Garrett, Columbia, camping day night, in special session, chairman. James Heilig is in-| | Is it possible that the burn-| ing of a home and the critic- S WwW B I al injury of people—one a e er i S child—can be forgotten with-| in less than a year? Or, is that why this so-called in- vestigation has been delayed . 2 Someny onthe: . {heard objections to L assessments made against the local Scouts and sponsored Halloween Although you're not going property in the south part of ers. in planning the weekend. to be held in the to see them unless you make town. { a Special enon, a real elect-|' The authority, despite rec-| rical-mechanica marvel is ognition of existing inequali-| : being installed in Mount or a in the ei Tn Gradings Are In fact—it may be working reaffirmed its intention o Plans are progressing for eo mn — James Spangler, chairman, announced that cash prizes will be awarded f : in the four division parade even as you read these lines. filing liens against properties Discussed By which will also feature four ®e 9 oo * which do not make payments or five bands. | . The Lincoln Bowling Al next Tuesday. ; Council | Mr. Spangler’'s committee leys have been installing six The only concession grant-| Henry Huth, engincer, dis- includes Maurice Bailey, pin spotters which replace ed to a “hew to the line cussed grading of several Ralph Alleman, Lloyd Myers, pin boys. . For many many as an streets at the Monday nightand Charles Eshleman. The years it was felt that persons © 1eVINg| meeting of borough council, Prize committee is headed by equipment was virtually fm. assessed improp- my grading of West Donegal Maurice Bailey; Jay Barnhart erly or unjustly may make possible. ts “and est” |Street, David Street and Wal-heads the police and oo» Pe men Ss "under pro est. oh nut Street were discussed and/committee; Clayton Aument | property owners wis action will be taken in the School committee; Gerald But, they're in Mount Joy they may escape the filing of and a gang of experts has|liens by paying the assessed, been working like a gang of amount into a fund which future. Sheetz, town lighting com- The light committee head-|Mmittee; Joseph Taylor, sup- : : Jed by William Dommell an-|Plies and property; Arthur eve oo the be held in’ escrow until | that all the presentSPrecher, publicity; Charles installed and|final disposition of the cases working. ode [7 be. hade tne will be replaced with armlgrich, king and queen; and . r a The survey will belCharles Ashenfelter, float Conquering the pin setting/explained that they recognize|, ..bleted in the near future, committee. problem in the bowling alleys|*hat there are unjust assess-| Ahat 4 ———l» is next to building an auto-/ments and are anxious to | matic, mechanical apparatus/make proper adjustments but to give a man a shave and a/because complete financial span lights in the borough/Hershey, judging; Paul Gin- [He also street light will be placed at the Boy Scout house. The resignation of George Street is now in progress. In- . cluded in a contract to w Entertained build and repair four borough Street certain stitutional representative for the annual Mount Joy Lions- parade borough ! Halloween night, October 31, for small parade | of ihe Joycees. She we . he Halloween King, guests were honored Wednes ed that the county has one of day night at the annual Com- senting Hempfield high school presented the queen with her'the tractor driving champian the few Building Street Three Groups | Discuss Merger Of Four School Districts Fairview A full ‘explanation of the purposes of the “cooperating” union vitally important atnumber of teaching units of | proposed union of the four units which now are a joint- this time, [the school but also upon the ure. The chain of events whichjactual need of the communi- »gal area s istricts ‘ . Doriegal area school districts Although the advantages Will make possible the was g.ven Mount Joy Rotar- 5 B f By Joycees ) : pointed out include a greater tion follows in this order, thelered “minimum {ians Tuesday as the club held ; 0 in the kind of speakers said: formation of facilities. 3 Lo | Members of the Lancasterits weekly luncheon meeling 4, cation which can be-pro- union, collection of more] The supervising principal Janecees, the Landisville Jay-| it Hostetters. vided for the boys and girls, money from the state, build-/put it this way. “No one cetts and the Elizabethtown] Dr. David Schlosser, mem-p ©. oo 0 impressed ing of additional class rooms. should object to receiving a Jaycetts were entertained on/ber of the Mount Joy Bor- oo 01nd cold figures of There are, of course, many dime simply ‘because some. Tuesday night at school board, and Wil- = population and of intermediate causes and ef- one else receives a quarter. by the local Joycee group.bur 1. Beahm, Supervising costs. fects, such as upgrading the He further said that the Sixty-six persons atlended principal of ne Dopegal Schoolmen charged with ranking of the school area to Donegal Area School Board the affair. tointure, did the he responsibility of the edu- 2 third class district, has not been coasting toward Mrs. Bruce Greiner, Delta/with E. Musser Heisey, mem- cations] ‘program know. credit by a broader a solution of the class room Street, gave an illustrated ber of the Mount Joy Town-| hin rR ext few véars spread of bonding power and problem. talk on Christmas decorations ship district board, and Clyde beginning. newt. fall) others, but a fiscal inspection] Plans—and he ' emphasized and ideas. Working in groups Gerberich Jr., Mount ing will be of the possibilities starts with that they are plural — have of four, the girls prepared Borough board member, Alsop reting with additiona] the union. |been placed in the hands of tables Participated in the discussion. youngsters. Such matters as equaliza-|the state and that the most with materials supplied by, They S3Pldined hat on ’ tion of tot pool {suitable een be go © ittee rc ... Tuesday, Nov. 5, registere L_cerlaintying o acilities, uniform and put into action rapi a sy complet, voters in Mount Joy and that the present facilities of (3xes ete. where discussed. lupon formation of a hc prizes were awarded to Mrs, Marietta Boroughs and in Mt. the Donegal area schools, Beahm pointed out that] He further said that the Jack Boyer, Lancaster; Mrs, Joy and East Donegal town- Which are for the accomoda- ng one of the four areas can board feels that conversion Betty Hostetter, Lancaster; ships will be asked to vote tion of about 2200 pupils, will feel that it is giving up any- of the old Mount Joy high Mrs. Jean Stehman. Landis. for or against the proposal. be called upon 10 nandle thing to benefit another, for school building into a junior ville: and Mrs. Michael Pri- As set out, the proposal is 2843 by 1963. (the amount of state aid which high school and the building cio, Mount Joy, for their New to form a merger and a com-| It is the handling of this comes back to any district is of grade schools is one way : plete integration for school problem which makes .the based upon not only ‘theto meet the problem. solu- ty to provide what is consid- educational It is a statistical Year's Day centerpiece. During the individual group) - - - = = a y Tr business meetings, the Joy-| ’ . . cees ratified the Constitution of the local Community 57 Mount Joy Fa rm Exhibit Completed Council and decided to con- tribute the $10 yearly dues Son or . . into the organization. The group also decided to make] With Annual Banqu et: Awa rds Given wintergardens as a fund-rais-| ing project and to sponsor aj Mount Joy's thirty-sixth Joe Shaeffer, Simeon Horton R1, representing Manheim gories; back furrows, main public card party next month.community exhibit drew to a B. Titus Rutt, Charles Rice- Central bigh school was third furrows. finishing furrows, Mrs. James Meminger gave aclose last night when thedorf, Louis Bixler, William place winners. Additions toquality of tiled surface and report on a muscular dystro-annual public banquet was Risser, Jay Brandt, Joe Grei-the stage this year were asafety. phy meeting she atiended inheld at Hostetter’s pavilion. ner and Paris Gruber. ljunior Corn Queen and Corn Lancaster as a representative; workers, Corn Queen King, Miss Dianna Santana Miss Deanna Peflley, repre-'and Michael McGinley, who bethtown R1, was Tractor Driving Melvin Longenecker, Eliza- crowned winners and | : : existing muscular ; 5 . a t was crowned Corn Queen atcrown and flowers. The con-of the show for the second ME yg a em mee ine dentine of the bor QUEEN TO Be ini hn the sees Beer eet i, i Sot show Sho wor Pm Bo Fam rt eae Ho te, cond Have you tried to find/for filing of liens. ie au on ¥ og EW } d Mrs. William Gassman WAS | Martin exhibit received her crown from Women Society No. 8. Spec-tle in competition with 20 some good black walnuts this] Unhappy property owners|® eit iow elecrie (chairman of the evening and president, was in charge. Miss Elaine Showalter, Mari-ial music was provided drivers. John Garber, fall? appeared at the special ses- group, Spac Four junior girls and four Mrs. Harold Zimmerman, Jr. : letta R1, last year's queen. Curtis Mease, trombone solo-|Elizabethtown RI, placed Chances are, if . will be named at| have, you've also found that/Sion, held in the council junior boys have been an-| was in charge of the group's Principal address of the\njiss peffloy did a baton twir-ist from Manheim high school second; and Herbert Frey, of > the November meeting. {business seti evening was made b the; oT a es OF scram rit Taine ; many of them are “dumb’— |chamber of the fire house Park Neiss, police chief [nounced as candidates for the|ousiness meeting. [ove Rg or Ns, di y resi. | INE exhibition for her por-accompanied by Elaine Moy- Marietta Rl, third. i and presented their cases. gw ony -Ki : yea] or (ev. Hobe » ML. -D ition" of “the talent classifica- er. Quoit Pitchin without fully developed. ker- P reported three arrests for/Halloween King and Queen] dent of the Lancaster Theo-|,: : 9g nels Chief presentation was made| po driving: two for ig-{of Donegal high school. ALE C Di onto Ar wil Lotion. The six contestants were Plowing Champ | ‘Amos Newswanger, Stev- ! ® oo oo by Attorney Clarence New- Ir ros De pe = ready chosen by the student our attle e logics) Seminaty, o A on beauy, personality Martin Witman, 26, Man-|*ns R1, won the quoit-pitch- i On » sch » and Ban ‘land talent. im BJ. Was erowne ling contes : i The dry weather is blam-|comer, who represented a for ignoring a stop sign: two[body of the school, the a Eram Yew An Abundant Lite" He built Hd a os i liad R2. w as crowned the ng contest of the show with ed. Ditto for the not-so-spec- number of property owners. for improper passing and two|houncement will be made on|# iss Peffley is employed at'paneaster County Plowing|second honors going to Lloyd : There were no denials of or passing a school bus dur-|Friday night al the this season. inequalities but the Author, the past month Allen|Halloween Dance. ®e © oo members pointed out © tz supervisor reported) The dance, which is spon-| Red Hannan, Donegal Mo- the financial stuation of replacement of forty-|sored by the senior and jun-| bile Homes co-partner, had is tense at this time ght feet of storm sewer|-0r councils of the school, pleasant surprise this week (and that before any grants i on Fairview Street. {will be held in the gymnas-| In the mail came a $25 from original = assess-| One permit was issued for|ium from 7:30 to 10 p.m. on for winning a first prize in| nents is made there must be the erection of a new dwell-|Friday. (The time is earlier] tacular coloring in the leaves school’s| the Elizabethtown Farm ame to investigaie and : to ing during the past month;|-han customary since the Show parade, held several more definite fiscal Eugene Garber, Birchland|-00tball players of the school weeks ago. information. . |Avenue. |nave a home game Saturday o o _ Complicating the Authori-| ® a {afternoon.) Persons who are It was the first he and his ties’ position are certain {not students of the school : 2laims for land damages partner, Bill Pontz, knew which are pending but which WwW. l. Beahm that they had been winners. ie. ti are unknown at this time. I Named New must be accompanied by siu-| {dents of the school to attena the affair. Miss Jean Mumma and !Gary Zeller, last year's Hal-| loween king and queen, willl super-'crown the new winners. Can-! of Donegel didates are Pairicia. Elliot, District, Karen Way, Sandra Wittle, ee oo o There was no doubt that Nas, ar Ray the 10-foot wide, 50-foot 1 ipproximately x is in- . house trailer they had in ne volved in the cases whic President parade was the biggest but/need review for adjustment. news that it was the best was TT vising principal welcomed. RECEIPTS ANNOUNCED Area Joint School > ! oo oo Parking meter receipts installed as the new Annie Winters, Barry Brandt, Everyone is keeping his ported at the Monday of the Lancaster Ronald Eichler, William Sny- fingers crossed, is knocking meeting of borough council/County Branch of the Penn- der and Barry Trostle. ; on wood and at the same|imounted to $628.90. Isylvania State Education As-| The victors will also reign time being thankful at Done- sociation. Mrs. John Day, over the Mount Joy Hallo- gal high school. Park Avenue, Donegal high ween festivities Halloween 0.0 school teacher, was chosen Night, October 31, sponsored Although other schools in secretary. i Joy the local Kops Club. the county have been hit b The election was held las : ew fy ong the flu and have had high oe Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fisher|Thursday at the opening day| I sence figures, locally there|of Manheim Rl, a daughter,|of the teachers’ institute held Extend Postal has been no unusyal sickness|Friday, at Lancaster General at Manheim Township high records and no unusual drop|Hospital. _ |school. The second day, ap- Route Service in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Swei- proximately 2,000 teachers i sr Zorohov gart, Maytown, a daughter, assembled at McCaskey high Postmaster Elmer Zerphey| Fr.day, at Lancaster General school a n d Wickersham Sat : Hospital. [School for the first off-camp- ys Yr. Doon Discharged After Yo and Mrs. Gerald R. jus session of the University tended to all or "Wey, Chocolate Avenue, Flor-o f Pennsylvania’s School- Avene, one b i SB i Three Years in, a daughter, last Friday at|men’s Week. wl treet and addi ona the Lancaster General Hos- nei ock on West Main Street, Sp.-2 Thomas Kear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kear, of North High Street was re-! pital effective Saturday, Oct. 19, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hou- Scout Canvass provided the houses ar e i 1 cently discharged from Army at Fort Devens, Mass. a son, i 5 numbered and letter boxes or 3 Wes Hig Sh f | door slots are installed. son, lest Tnursisylls Successiu During his three years in Bi Nosy 1 Melvin the service Tom added sev- r, an So Extensions on Rural routes Monday night's canvass of also will become effective on i ! oy ducted by the October 19th eral trophies to his collection/EPY; Manheim R2, a son, onMount Joy con y —two for playing on champ- (Rural Route Wednesday, at the Lancaster Cubs, Bay Seon and Explor. 31 Jill ise in svg i General Hosptal. ers to sell “blocks o rd-| z area as on tone En) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald board” for the flooring of the of Mount Joy.) J ; in $ Samp. ived the Stone, Manheim R1, a son, Scout house was termed a Rural Route #2 will be ex- learn. A Feces €|Monday, at Lancaster Gener- success by the Scout commit-| tended at three points, East OD CT AW RTC ._|al Hospital. tees. The boys collected ap- and Northwest of Mount Joy. Lon has accepied 2 pos. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth'proximately $130 which will _ This is the fourth exten- tion 2 Engle, Manheim R1, a daugh- pay for the hardboard and sion of city delivery in the ter mouth, N. J. He and Mrs. Kear are now, residing at 47 Osteopathic Hospital. Sunday, at Lancaster|accessories necessary before a past four years and the sec- tile floor can be placed in the ond on each of the rural Twinli i Mr. and Mrs. James G.|building. {routes during this same peri- light Re. N, Hostetter, Elizabethtown R3,| The Scout committees will od. J a son, on Saturday, October|begin work on the hardboard 5, at Lancaster approximately Nov. Hospital. Wilbur I. Beahm, BIRTHS ® — —— Ross Eshleman, son of Mr. BECOMES ILL Monday night Robert Bry- ner, Mansfield, Ohio, ary io, Main St., Florin, a son,|leum Company headed by of the Manchester transported to the Lancaster Tuesday, at Lancaster Gen-|Leonard Safko will donate A Cappela Choir, General Hospital by the tral Hospital. the tile and its installation. Manchester, he became ill while confined Shenk, Mount Joy R2, ajpleted in time for the open- college and is majoring to the borough lock-up in the/daughter, Tuesday, at firehouse, caster General Hospital, for Nov. 25. |ministerial student, - a. i yn » AI Aa mat REI ni, i a as AS Sr Grr RA Yimin al el cause of death. 4. Following its Mrs. John E. Eshleman,|will be five mediums, namely! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mount Joy Tile and Lino-| Florin, was elected president|ink, pencil, charcoal, oil and 1 College|lwater color. North Indiana. 4 and will community ambulance after] Mr. and Mrs. Warren is expected to be com- Eshleman is a senior at the through the Lan-thouse of the building planned sociology and is also a pre- day of the week prior to the Tn Het his inspirational address a-lihe Mount Joy Restaurant, qp,. i oF IMowrer, Mariette Lan- to, : aol champion for the second con-Mowrer, Marietta Ave., Lan round the advice given him| wast Main Street. Cuttin S . a ; secutive year. Mr. Witman, caster; and third place, Earl Four 1 9 dh hy 5 hi oa a Miss Paula Weien, came in sixth at this{Eshleman, South Barbara St. our head of cattle belong- who a vised him to “plan senting Donegal high state plowing .st| For the second year, the ng to Milton Mowrer, Mariet-|'ree; write a book; have a son/ ~~. and: Sale plowing = contest it: woe re foi «a, died of poisoning lastjand make a friend.” Vas: we oat Hershey, will representcontest was held on the fair \Bernice Zeamer, county xt year's ev-|grounds. This year’s finals week after they had eaten i i : 1e county in next year’s ev-|8 S. oy ve as Special music during the, . lent. . were completed at an 8 p.m. 3 evening was provided by Jay { Sixteen plowmen entered|:ontest Saturday night. Mowrer said that two Barry Barnhart, who! the contest at the farm of Pushmobile steins and one Gurnsey cows|played trombone and bari- Midget Player Henry Miller. Mount Jov R1| After an absence vf one Combining his skill with the/year, the pushmobile race and a Holstein bull died duets, accompanied by x ‘Given Trophy “contest plow” put him just’ Was again sponsored. Thomas that they were examined by|prs. George Broske. 'xper.s, who determine 2 : ; : : Pe ty During the presentation of pg. pennell, West Main ahead of the only woman inMeckley, a previous winner, Mrs. Robert Eshel- qi 4 was presented with athe competition, Mrs. Thelma Was the winner of the race. ; : awards, The yew cuttings were . i r § trophy for being the mostU. Miller, Denver R1. Mr. He received a trophy: from tossed over the fence into the field where the cattle were pas.ured by a neighbor after the shrubbery had been trim- man introduced the corn queen candidates present, proved player on the Mt. Witman’s score was 159.5 out the stage of the showgrounds cluding Deanna Effley, queen; of possible 200: and Mrs. Mil-/Saturday night from Charles Mary Keen, Joanne Bixler; ler's was 154 8. Her husband Heaps. Thomas was the win- med Mowrer said. Paula Weien and a gift was came in third with 2.9 pointsner of the official wheels ee presented the winner. his wife. Each of division. Robert Nunemacher, Clyde Mumper, represent- the contestants was judged Manhe:m R4, was the winner ing the Chamber of Com- on a point basis of five cata-°f the unofficial wheels class Maytown PTA merce, awarded the follow- nd received a crash helmet . ing prizes: Baby beef show- ‘or his prize. To Meet Oct. 21 manship - 1st Herbert Frey; Other ors in the offi- The first meeting of the|2nd, Luke Brubaker, 3rd, ial wheels section were Ken- Maytown Elementary Schooi| Harold Frey, Lamb show eth Kaylor, Manheim R3, Parents Club will be held on{Mmanship, 1st. David Lapp {nd Ivan Wolgemuth, Mount Monday, Oct. 21, in thel2nd, Mary Keen; 3rd, Nancy Joy Street. Other winners in less than Offers Free Bowling Friday ® L~~ Holtzman, owner of | Open house will be helafy ID, Bits a 3 En announced Wednesday night| Greiner, elta reet; from 7:15 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.[/oanne ixler; 3rd, Jane ‘hat he will offer free bow]. 3nd Bernell Swords, Mount when the meeting will be-|Miller; 4-H judging contest gin. Subject for discussion|lst, Darvin Boyd; 2nd, David will be the proposed merger|lapp; 3rd, Herbert Frey. October 10¥ R2. Cash prizes were giv- the, 20 to the winners. Cattle Winners == ing all day Friday, :1 18, since Friday will be first day for the automatic of the school districts which] J+ B. Keller awards were: “win spotters to Ba rn. Miss Mary Louise Miller, i spotters to be in opera 5 13 form the Donegal Area Joint/Presented as follows by Jos- fori. 20, Manheim R2, exhibited School System at the present/ePh Greiner: Mary L. Miller". In conjunction with thel Ne chamvion baby beef of time. {for reserve grand champion, : eT IERIE ‘roe bowling, the Mount Joy he 4-H Baby Beef Show. Her RAIN ing, « JO} The meeting will be inbaby beef and Luke Brubak- = charge of John Henry Bru- er, grand champion baby beef|” baker, president of the par- Donald Wolgemuth award- ents group. Refreshments fol- €d prizes from Wolgemuth| lowing the meeting will be Bros. Winner of baby beef] in charge of the mothers rep- Showmanship, Herbert Frey;| resentating the rooms of Miss Calf Manna awards - Angus shorthorn steer “Dandy” won Taveees announced that they {will sponsor a junior bowling] league at the alleys. Working Joy Midget baseball team at|in conjunction with Holiz- a banquet Tuesday night a‘ man on the project, they an- the Mount Joy Legion post-jiounced that boys betwee: RONALD PENNELL (Turn to Page 6) THE WEATHER By Kenneth L. Drohan . . Ball players and man-| ges of twelve and eighteen Henderson, Miss Mischlich,—1st, John Martin; 2nd, Hen F200 By ps ri county ire invited to visit the alleys Low High R’fall Miss Kreider and Mr. Rupp. Greiner; 3rd, Herbert Frey teams were present at the af-| nd practice bowling free offWe 9 «— 53 76 .00 mmm A {Herford 1st, Luke Brubaker, fair when one player fromjcharge during the day. {Th 10 — 46 68 .00 mr Rng, Wess team was honored. All boys in that age grour!Fr. 11 — 82 58 00% Art Exhibit | Sth NY OT These players were chosen by|'nterested in entering the 12 — 26 65 .00 (1st, Mary L. Miller, 2nd, the opposing managers. | ior league are asked to give|Su 13 — 27 68 .00 The Art Exhibit at Miller; Camelshell Lurin Harris, a coach off ‘heir names, ages and tele-|Mo 14 — 30 70 00 Uni ione jj > Silver Ditcher to he Baltimore Orioles ballishone numbers to Mr. Holtz [Tu 15 — 32 72 .00 Union National Bank Will py 0 1 andis; silver tray to the, Ba fd ‘eature sketches, scenes, still yp. Robert Hossler “ang club, was the guest speaker nan or the three members of| High for year to date: 103 ife, portraits, etc. not neces- silver dish to Robert Mel- He had formerly played ony he Jaycee committee i rl! Low for year to date: 10 sarily accomplishments o f horn. the Athletic, Washington andy harge. Park Neiss, Jr. is the OUTLOOK Chicago teams. He discussed|~hairman of the . : {baseball and held a question| vith committee members| The current rain will end and answer period among the|Ragner Hallgren and Marlip|during Friday with amounts James Haines, Sere The league will expected to exceed one- lions for entries. ra — itary of the Midget organiza-I'n the near future and will ralf Inch at the most, follow- Included in the art work tion, introduced him conducted according tc| 'd by clearing and cooler {Lester Ellinger, president,| ‘he rules of the Junior ABC| veather Friday night. The |gave a short talk. Approxi-|(American Bowling Corpora-|Weekend will be fair and imately 225 persons attended|tion). (Two rules of the Jun-|°00l, With nighttime tempera- ithe affair. Bernard Kear is|ior ABC which will be fol-|'ures once again near the 'manager of the local Midget/lowed are tha! while the mark. Daytime tem- his past year. Since this is committee the first art exhibit sponsored, "cy, exhibit committee, hy the Union National, there . | will be leniency in specifica. Harold Endslow,, Martin introduced the mem- To Report New Families Call OL 3-6624 This exhibit will open No-| continue! 15th. Entries Physician On Call team. league is in action, there over the weekend in may be presented any bank y S d Ronald's trophy will be on|be no smoking and any a- will be in the 55-65 degree un ay in the Bulletin office|musement machines will bracket. Ps exhibit. i oa | Dr. David Schlosser window. 4 discontinued.) 1 pid re / fora 4 i x AH 4 og aiid a ee I od. Ay Lu I. i !