The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, October 31, 1957, Image 2

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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa Thursday. October 31
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300 students were

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e Mo nt ] d Il -3 g that day, a total of more thaneducation plan for Korean p.m. The Rev. Menno maintain a straight “A” . "
Th u oy di IVI e diun d absent growing from the condition officiated at the double ringlaverage in all subjects, and OFTOMETRIST
from the high school alone, (hat in Korea there is
no ceremony.
accounting for 29 per cent of/place where students may, The bride was
MOUNT JOY, PENNA The flu and allied respira- A Halloween party :
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT tory ailments are making the yled for the high school will speak, is
11 EAST MAIN STREET. MOUNT JOY. PENNA news in the Landisville-Sal- gents at Landisville last to the public.
: : . unga area this week, withigay night was cancelled be-|
In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County lthe school district halting op- cause of the epidemic followed by
erations for a long weekend The Landisville Parent-|Following committee repc
Richard A. Rainbolt and other organizations can-Teachers Association post-land a report by the pr
Editor
and
Publisher
ties due to the epidemic Parade, scheduled for last|skit will be presented by
Hardest hit was the Hemp- Saturday, until Saturday, 11, “When
field Joint School District yember 2. The parade willl Meet".

Subscription Rate - $2.50 per ycar by mail and Friday. Absenteeism|gelection of a sixth grade girllings at the afternoon sessionmusic. A reception was held|g
Advertising Rates upon request. mounted from Friday, Octob-/{o reign as queen over the beginning at 1:30 p.m. Thelat the home of the bride.
Entered at the post office at Mount Joy, Penna. as|er 18, when a reported five festivities, with three run-Farm Women's Chorus, un-They will reside in Syracuse,
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op- maids were Mrs.
rts ter of the groom.
esi- was Vincent Kline
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879. per cen. of the students as her court. (der the direction of Mrs.!N. Y., where the


|absent, up until last Thursday] A special grand finale is Wilbur Hostetter, will pro- stationed with the U. S. Air
mr ——|when an average of 25 for the Salunga pavil-lvide musical entertainment. Force. Both are graduates of]
jes instead of increasing them!cent of the districts 3000 andljon following the parade.|Members of Society 10 willl Hempfield high school. The,
», Landis-
celling or postponing activi- poned its annual Halloween dent, Mrs, E. Robert Nolt, a ville, and ushers were Barry|
So-Dissinger, Landisville, and|
Women |Wilbur Risser, Manheim RI. |
( ) Mr. Russell P. Getz, Lan-|
which was forced to close for pegin Saturday at 3:45 p.m.| Mrs. Charles Shriver, state disville, was solois:, with his
|two extra days last Thursday|The parade will feature the|president, will bring greet-\wife providing the wedding}
given injroll is determined by slu-
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| By Richard Jones
! Correspondent the schools student enroll- work their way through col-'marriage by her father with
- ment lege. The afternoon session, her sister, Miss Grace Miller,
sched-at which the distinguishedlas maid of hono
r. Brides-|
Peter Zer-
phy, Landisville; Mrs. Clyde
Registration is at 9:00 a.m.|/Brubaker, Lancaster R3; and
group singing.|Miss Dianne Fitzgerald, sis-
Best man

groom is
las called for in a class 3 dis-more students were missing/The postponement was againjhave the memorial service, bride has been employed by|
Letters To Editor (trict. \from school. Schools in theldue to the wave of illness|“School Days”. The installa-the Schick company.
Twenty-nine students of Eugene S. Kreider
| 4. The building shortage|district were closed school children andjtion of officers will close
can be corrected under a/morning when 1! was foundadults. |service.



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ces due to the various illness-in Korea Foundation”, is the Saturday afternoon at the|Roy M. Nissley, principal. TREE SERVICE
es were still increasing. Onlfounder of the cooperalive Salunga Methodist Church, 2|/pirst houor roll students fir John H. Stauffer
. |
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ATTENTION VOTERS |Jointure—the type of financ-/that over 700 high school] The church council of the — a. the Hempfield D. 2 MOUNT JOY, PA. 5 r INSYLVANIA
LET US PAUSE AND ing only will be changed. land elementary studentsZion Lutheran Church Miss Jacqueline Miller, nigh school were named to PHONE OL 3-9036 FLORIN, PENNSYLVANL
THINK— | With these four definite were ill. The Landisville ele-iponed a congregational din-|qaughter of Mr. and Mrs.|ithe first honor roll following |W" 42-tfc Phones: Mount Joy OL 3-9551 and OL 3-8311
The results of the discus-lconclusions we arrive at the mentary school reported 215ner scheduled for this Friday Reuben Miller, Salunga, first 6-weeks marking| ~
sion of ‘he Union School Dis-jmost important phase of theof 719 students absent, with until Tuesday, November 12. came the bride of Mr. Frank|period which ended Oct. 21.|
andl n addition, 138 students]
Sr.,lwere named to the. second]
Richard Bard, Eastin an attempt (0 check the Cooper Avenue, Landisville,/aonor roll, according to Le-
trict question at the [130 absent frem the Farm- The decision was in harmony pitzgerald, son of Mr.
and Home Association meet-| 5. It would appear that the dale schools’ enrolled 500|with other local organizations \rs. Frank Fitzgerald,
ing October was most in-|school system has hit the pupils.



formative. The following|point of no return, where for Pelersburg elementory of respiratory ailments} ——— :
facts were developed mostlevery dollar we spend cipal, reported 71 reducing the number of f
clearly and unrefutably: lafter brings back, education-out of 321 at that school. Fig- public gatherings. The dinner ae Gon, Oune LEW
1. Taxes will not be reduc-|ally, no added benefits to the ures at Mountville showed 22|will be held at the Landis- o 4 £7
ed—rather ‘hey will go up inlchildren. Added costs be-'out of 262 absent from class-lville Fire Hall beginning at STORM Wikpows, PORE
spite of the formation of alcause of transportation of pu-'€s and 42 out of 242 at Roh-/6:30 p.m. Explanation of the Ls i : d
union district, and thereby|pils, as a result of enforcedrerstown. The Hempfield project in siewardship 71 fl .
offset any gain in State aid. cafeteria use for all grades, school at Landisville had aland other lay services is on! | Hi TH ON
Marietta stands to be the only|ete., will be met, we are told, total of 224 students missing the business agenda. ~<a] Aa | Lea
district benefitted in the Un-by additional State aid; bu: from an enrollment of 1060. Mrs. Induk Pahk, an’ edu-| 1 Al DREN
jon—their taxes will probab-|are we all aware that The Hempfield school openedicational leader from Korea, Ye Wine
ly be lowered from the highled State aid increases State this past Monday, but will be the featured speaker Al HRS
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point of 50 mills. taxes, and who but we ——-=————————== when the Lancaster County
2. Educational benefits will“Freddy Freeloaders” are go-are upon Staic aid, the more Society of Farm Women holds]
not increase—the Union willling to pay the increased State/State supervison creeps intoits 40th annual meeting at


offer no more to the studentstaxes. {the management of o u rithe Hempfield high school on] Ee
than they receive now under, It’s the same old story — schools. Saturday, November 2. Mrs.|* $8
the Jointure. leverybody is out to get some-| A CITIZENS GROUP Pahk, president of the ‘Berea =¢

3. The cost of operating/thing for nothing, and if pos
the school system will not bejsible, more than the next fel
reduced=—salaries can’t be but no one gives any
creased, they must go up;.hing away free. So let us
cost of maintenance of facili- carefully analyze our present
ties will not change; we now ‘‘eager beaver” attitude of
have mass buying power, so “let's get it before some oth
there will be no savings in'er district does”. Who are we
purchasing power; some pa-kidding—are we really fool-
per work will be eliminated ish enough to make everyone
for the supervisors and staff, hink we won't have to pay
but no cash savings can be for State handouts? And not
pin-pointed as a result of thisonly will we pay tax-wise, is:
unless we reduce their salar-but the more dependent we,
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