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THE WEATHER

Leading Roles Announced The Mount Joy
ULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1957

SEVEN CENTS PER COPY

is i arles,
a ee Pali Chay j| By Kenneth L. Drohan
IEdward Charles, Market St.[We 6 — 35 53 20
Marietta, will play the lead-/Th. 7 — 25 58 00
Fri 8 — 33 62 64
Mount Joy readers would) Sat re 3 3 -
be interested in knowing that In 11 - 20 46 00
stuck away in a story from > 12 - 19 53 00,
Elizabethtown was a para- oe for v “date: 103]
: . igh for year to date: 103]
graph this week which was Low for year to date: 10 |
v |
highly similar to a local sit-
uation, The current rain will con-|
tinue through Friday, prob-|
slably ending Friday night or
'carly Saturday, followed by
clearing and somewhat cool-|

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The story — which report-|
ed a Boro Council meeting—|

included the notice that a) | er weather over the weekend. ,
committee was named to| . The new cool spell will not!
study the advisability of ad- be as severe as the one ex-|
opting a boro manager for perienced here this past)
Elizabethtown. week. The weekend tempera-
® oo o tures will range from near,
{
| ! freezing at night to the for-|
ties in the, daytime. Look for
more rain Sunday night or,
‘Monday, with warmer wea-|§
[ther Monday.
Locally—words were heard
this week to strengthen the
case for a manager for Mt.|
Joy. Last week a vacancy was)
filled on the local Authority
by a highly-qualified young f
man. However, he like the| JEAN MUMMA | i
other four members of the! {
body, works outside of Mt. ing roles in the forthcoming RU D f
Joy and is not available day| senior play at Donegal Gi ev. uriec
Submits
to day to handle Authority school.
Resignation

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business. | The play has an all-girl
® © o j cast of nine senior girls. Oth-
Incidentally, there is hard- er cast members are Miss
ly a week goes by that| Patricia Mumper, Miss Patri-
the Bulletin does not have |
some urgent request of “how!
{the past six years pastor
do we contact the Mount Joy
/the Mount Joy Presbyterian 8€nec
the Union National
isigned his
Boro Authority?”
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0 .,: and of historic
Ho ® or into {gal Presbyterian church, has, le
sually stems from hi Ipits here, ef-|
“where do I deliver this Yesigned Ns punt
{fective January 1.
Notice was given at a wn Officers
meeting of the Sessions of] .
he two churches, held Thurs A ra
{day evening, Nov. 7. The res-|
lignation will be submitted to! .
the two congregations at sep-| Nominated
|arate meetings. The Mount
© Joy church will hold
shipment?” “Who gets this
telegram?” or “This is long ¢
distance. How do I reach the §
Boro Authority?”
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Hope you didn't overlook
the news that Fred Bernhard,
Mount Joy D2, is owner of
the Junior Division Grand
Champion steer at the first
Pennsylvania Livestock Ex-
its|
meeting on Sunday morning, [.. Schroll were
Nov. 24 following worshipig,. president of the

Linneaus W. Longenecker, | William Fackler,
who has been employed by Joy, and Willis Kendig, Sa-|
Mount|lunga, presented the plan of
|Joy Bank since 1930, has re-/consolidation at the two ses-
position as teller,isions and the
effective on Friday, Nov. 8, Yrigoyen,
superintendent of the Phila-
in/local club members are Linda was a member of the Mount
dairy Joy high school championship)
Ginder, basketball team. In 1954, the|guard on the
Rev. Harlan C. Durfee, for|it was announced this week A
OY, Har of/by officers of the bank. Lon-delphia Conference, was
ker plans to enter busi-/charge. Trustees elected are Ta
[Robert Bishop, Salunga; Wil-[¢lub projects; Carol
Mount Joy; Florin, 4
Salunga;|and Juliann Erb, Mount Joy ed to win the Eastern Divis-|Ashenfelter,
Miller Wolgemuth and Jno.
nominated poy” Good said that the
is expected to be-
Churches
Vote To
Combine
The consolidation of
Joy church with a
congregation was
last week.
Methodist
{Salunga
. will be
|Chiques
approve

Church and
Methodist
combined
Methodist
into
lat separate
meetings held at the Mt. Jo
church. The Rev.
(ches.
Wayne,
liam Fackler,
(Willis ~~ Kendig,
Richard Kline, Elizabethtow
{Thomas Phipps,
{ter Sloan, Mount Joy;
ville.
The trustees were authoriz-
ed to present the articles 2
incorporation to the
court for approval and
in
Salunga
The Mount Joy] Mr. and Mrs.
the Snyder,
Church.|
Mount|
Rev. Charles an
district/County National awards
Mount Joy;
Harold Myers, Salunga; Wal-
and
|Donald Weidman, of Landis-
county
the

| BIRTHS
Charles Zeller Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Lan-
dis, Salunga, a daughter, on
{Monday, at Lancaster Gener
lal Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. was created by
a M¢ | Jackson, Manheim R1, a son, Joy Junior Chamber of Com-|
|Saturday, at St. Joseph's hos
dpi al.
Glenn M
Mount Joy R2,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
y| Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harv
Menno E.€y, Mobile Village, Mt. Joy| He was in his fourth
Good is pastor of both chur-R2, a son Tuesday, at Lancas-lof apprenticeship in contract
jter General hospital.
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have had outstanding
the near future. Of the 12
Mumma, Landisville,
leadership award
dress review.
a and will be unable
church/daughter, Sunday at Lancast- for six months. After spend-|
the er General hospital.
H. Gerson Hospital,
|The vote of approval was cast, Wagner, Salunga, a son, Sun-he is recuperating at
| congregational/day, at St. Joseph's hospita. home. He has been placed on
Twelve 4-H Club members Company, working from
ach-'Philadelphia branch.
lievements in the club's work| Formerly active in sports,
[this year and will be given'the twenty-one year old man
in was one who
Jaycees Take Steps
A “Charles Zeller Fund”
the Mount

merce. Charlie, who lives at
209 Mount Joy Street, is suf-
. fering from Hodgkins Disease
to work
ing two weeks at the Dr. Max
New York,
his
- a rigid food diet.
year,
work of the insulation divis-
ion of the Armstrong Cork
the
helped bring
, fame to Mount Joy when he i
CHARLES ZELLER
famous
; high school ball team travel-jwith his teammates

Henry Klugh,|day night
To Give Help
er. His sports record in high
school was four years of bas-
ketball, four years of base-
ball, three years of soccer
and one year of tennis.
He is the father of 21-year
old Scott Zeller and his wife
is the former Daorothy Brooks
of Florin.
Special jars will be placed
in the stores and ‘business
places of the borough for per-
sons to donate toward the
project. James Meminger was
named trustee of the fund
for the First National Bank
and Trust Company a nd
checks may be made payable
to Mr. Meminger. Glenn Wol-
gemuth is chairman of the
project with Frank Tyndall
as co-chairman. The Jaycees
made an initial donation of
$42.22 which was given both
from the chapter {treasury
team|and donations from the mem-
Charles|bers who attended the Tues-
meeting of the

{ion championship. He played!Jay Metzler and Joseph

Three
| : |
sition. jservices and the Donegal] Ji ou 4 iy
bo ®e © © congregation will convene on/fire company at last Thurs jeome shtective bY es! Jom War Memorial Park of Mount
‘Thursday evening, Nov. 21. day’s meeting. The electionjary. pres \Joy was accepted by the
Parents—You can tell the
kiddies that Santa is coming
to Mount Joy. It was announ-
ced last week that he will be
here on Saturday, November
30—right on time on the first
Saturday after Thanksgiving.
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Full details of his arrival
have not been completed, but
he will be received with a
parade and will enter Way's
Toyland via a ladder and
through the second-story win-
dow.
| Rev. Durfee has accepted a/of officers will take
joa to become the pastor of next month. Elwood
PATRICIA CHARLES {ganized in Middletown Twp. President;
sia Shetter, Miss Paula Wei- near Middletown, N. J. [2nd vice-president;
an, Miss Linda Fellenbaum,
Miss Kay Kauffman, Miss Nan|Newark, just off the Garden treasurer;
Reisinger, Miss Nancy Rain- State Expressway, the com-|
bolt, and Miss Rachel Klugh. munity is a suburban,
“Nine Girls”, a play with amuters area of several I
yrologue and two acts, will home developments. [chaplain; Ray Myers,
he presented next Friday and) Rev. Durfee is being com-/chief; John Myers, assistant;
Saturday evenings, 8 p.m., in missioned by the National Christ Charles, chief engin-
he school audiiorium. Miss Missions Committee of theeer; Frank Good, Jr. chief
Catharine G. Zeller will di- Monmouth Presbetery o fchemicalman; Marlin Myers,
{rect the production. New Jersey to form the new chief hose director; Richard
church congregation. {Hoover, chief ladderman;
bit obscured. Manheim voted| ATTENDED TEA Rev. and Mrs. Durfee and Ban Dore: for 3 years
by a small majorily Against] Mrs. Sadie Brooks and their two small daughters, § Nar.es
Sunday movies. Miss Lily Martin attended a Chris and Ann, who 3 ele
afternoon at thelthis community with deepy association;
® © o tea this
Whether or not Gov. Lead-| Lancaster General Hospital regret but with a feeling of i he loan Pep
er is responsible is beside school of Nursing. The teajconviction and challenge for Pe oner,
..|was sponsored by the Class of new work, expect to move a- delegate; ohn
the point. The good word is PO |captain of the
that “outside’ 1960. There are five students bout the first of the year.

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Another item from a near-
by community which was a
fire police;
’
have been the class from the 1957 Their first work will be Harvey Stoner, 000
vestigate the Stauffertown/Ponegal high school graduat-/directed toward forming a Jr., Marlin Myers, Richard
situation. ing class; Nancy Diller, Carolcongregation and then toward Hoover, Hubert Rice,
® © o Wittle, Dorothy Brown, Ron-|/building a church upon a Williams, John Sliver,
and Ethel piece of property now owned gene Spiker and James Hock-
|by the Presbytery Jr., entertainment
: ne (5 to be elected)
Jean Reese
Tests were to get
artin.
way Thursday morning.

— pu rT heal Mr. Wolgemuth, vice pres-|
’ ident, was in charge of the|
patrols vote on | Announce Nuptial Plans 5. wn Sai
A gad ihm [reported four calls answered
NEW BIKE RULE a oo / during the month. Christ
Jean Mumma and David | Charles, chief engineer, re-
Williams were chosen to wear § ported all trucks working;
the gold badge by their fel-'§ {Mr. Good, entertainment
low patrolmen of the local
elementary school. The two):
removed soap from a store i
window that had been placed, :
there by Halloweeners.
At a meeting of the safety
patrol, a new rule was adopt-
ed by the group. All children
who ride bicycles to school
are asked to remove their bi-
cycle from the rack and walk]
to the corner before begin-|
ning their ride. Several times
accidents were narrowly a-
voided because of the former
method.
\chairman, reported $47.50 re-
[ceived from the sale of soft
{drinks at the firehouse; Earl
Zink, trustee, reported that
the old motor from the

{pool table re-covered; the
{ambulance committee report-|
fed a balance of $4,128.41 in
the special fund; Marlin
Myers, carnival chairman, re
ported a balance of $558.76
from the carnival.
Mr. Charles reported on
both the county and stale as-
sociation meetings. Two com-
mittees were appointed to
check on fire insurance for
the equipment on the trucks)
|and the other to decorate the
(firehouse for Christmas. [
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CALLS ANSWERED
BY AMBULANCE
Three calls were
'during the past week by the
local community ambulance.|
Sunday, Nov. 3, Mrs. James
Grove, Florin, was taken to|
the St. Joseph’s Hospital by|
'drivers John Myers and Ray|
Myers. Wednesday, Mrs. Ray
Kulp, Birchland Avenue, was
|taken to St. Joseph's hospital
Mr. and Mrs. James Car-jAusley is the Administrative by drivers Christ Charles and
lyle Ausley, Sr. of Ocala, Assistant and Field Myers. Mrs. Robert
Florida, wish to announce the visor of the Florida State Hoffmaster was accompany:
engagement of their daugh- Comptroller. hy ing nurse. Thursday, Clyde
ter, Stella Evelyn Ausley, to] Miss Ausley is a graduateMumper was transferred
Curvin Staley Martin of Mt.jof Ocala Senior high school from St. Joseph’s Hospital to
Joy R. D. Mr. Martin is thefin Ocala, Florida, and receiv-'his home on Donegal Springs
son of Mr. and Mrs. Curvin (Turn to Page 6) [Road by drivers Samuel Dock’
H. Martin of Mt. Joy R1. Mr. and Thomas Markley.

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NISSLYS SAIL TO EUROPE
Mr. and Mrs. H. Roy Nis-
sley sailed last Monday on
the S.S. United States to the
Azores, and northern Europe
and England on a cruise and,
six weeks vacation. They|:
were accompanied to New
York City by Mr. and Mrs|
C. Robert Nissly and family.
@®—
SERVING ON COMMITTEE
John Hart, Donegal high
school principle, is a member,
of the evaluating committee
this week at Carlisle high
school.

Physician On Call
Sunday .
Dr. David Schlosser
To Report New
Families Call
OL 3-6624

AE rn oh a Ay
4.
a new congregation being or-/was nominated for first vice-/an
Situated south and east of Myers, eg and, oh of the two sharers 36
rank Good, Jr., A
assistant; Elwood Mateer, re-|300 and this number is about|Puilding and
com- cording secretary; Jno. Myers evenly divided between the
new- assistant; Rev. William Tillet, two churches.
fire| The present timetable for
Myers, delegates to the coun-
leave “LY z Frank Good building, the work of an ar-
alter-|Chitect, consolidation or fin-
statelances and other vital matters.
L. Schroll| Completion of a new buil-
Robert /have
Eu-/the new church, both the Mt.
|will be sold.
place/will be operated as one un-
Young|til the new church is built
land services will be conduct-
Harvey Stoner,|ed on the same schedule as in
Marlin|the past.
The combined
merging the two congrega-
[tions calls for the issuance of]
ia charter by the courts by
[January 1.
Following that action,
iwhich is the legal consolida-
{tion, there will follow the
and Marlin/matter of acquiring property|
lon which to build the new
ing is not contemplated]
After the congregations
actually merged into!
Joy and Salunga buildings)
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ATTENDED MEETING
Ragner Hallgren, Marshall|
Gemberling, and students of]
Donegal high attended Teen-|
age Traffic Safely Council
meeting Tuesday at Millers-|
ville State Teachers College.|

Four Locals Chosen
|chapter
fire|
engine had been sold and the| For State Teams |
congrega-
{Miller who is in
Frank Good, short of 18 months from NOW.[the Memorial to be
Community Council at the
|Wednesday night meeting of
{the group. Warren Foley,
chairman of the special com-
three parts; a Memorial, a
The committee was dissolv-
ed and the three members
were named to a building
and planning committee. Mr.|
Foley, Gerald Sheetz and
[Mrs. George Albert will con-|
sult two architects to formal-|
ly draw the plans for the
plot. Following the meeting
lcouncil for approval.
next step will then be
formation of

subcommittees is
charge
the
placed
on the park area as a mem-|
mittee, presented the plan in| al
‘Christmas Shopping
with the architects, the planinounced at the Tuesday nite Elizabethtown group showed
{will be presented to borough meeting of the group.
The|child at the home
the given $5.00 to spend in local
subcommittees stores for Christmas presents'will take the barrel to
to work on the various phas-|that they wish to purchase. Millersville chapter. Members
es. One chairman named to/The children will be escorted will meet at the firehouse at| such as walk-
Earlito the local stores some time!7:15
ofinext month to do their shop-
ping.
the work contracted by theer has been applied. Due
Oregon Nurseries has
completed. All macadam, ing was
stone, dead trees, dead shrub- date.
'bery have been removed; top
lsoil has been added; the plot
not completed
Long Range Plan
| Mr. Foley's general
Tour Is Planned
A Christmas shopping tourjey would be placed in the
I
for the residents of the Mes-/Charles Zeller fund, created.
siah Children’s Home will belby the group to aid a fellow-
sponsored again this year by Jaycee member suffering
the local Jaycees it was an-{from Hodgkins disease. They
Each|a film on the 1956 national
besoapbox derby in Dayton, O |
Tonight the local Jaycees
the
will
-Part, Long-Range
Park Plan Is Accepted
| A long range plan for the nounced that three-fourth of has been graded and fertiliz-range plan which consisted of
tola
been inclement weather the seed-|landscaping
to/ many possibilities as present-
building and
could include
memorial,
led by the committee. The
building could be built on
he foundation that exists on
the plot which had formerly
|been the foundation of that
part of the building known
as the gymnasium. This foun-
dation of stone was judged to
be sound and suitable for
such a project. It would also
be constructed in sections;
one section being constructed
in the near future to satisfy
the immediate needs of a
building. The basement could
be used as a youth center if
desired.
In the committee's land-
scaping suggestions were in-
cluded projects that could be

p.m.
Refuse cans recently pur-|
chased for placement on the]
orial to all men and women) Other activities for Christ-|sidewalks of the borough's]
who served in all wars. {mas included. a donation ‘of Main Street have been paint-|
To Erect Sign {$15.00 to the communityled are are expected to be er-|
Two members were named
to a special committee
ect a sign on the plot. Gle
Forney and Joseph Sheaffer
were authorized to have aj
sign placed on the plot giving]
its name and the progress
completed to date.
In a committee report giv-
en by Gene Eicherly, he an-
t
| €
ic
i
|Christmas tree which is plac-octed over the weeknd.
to er-led each year at the corner of group also voted to pay the
nn/Main and Marietta Streets.
The|
lentry fee of the junior bowl-
Members of the Elizabeth-|ing league into the JABC
own Joycee chapter attended|(Junior American Bowling

ithe meeting as one phase of Congress). The fee of $18 00! >f ratifying the
the
|project. The project is a visi- chapter-sponsored project.
[tation affair which is accom-|
{panied by a “
|meeting members
state “roll the barrel” was ordered paid on the
|
| Four new memkers were
barrel.” At into the group, Lee
Y Frank Zink, Ray
*d coins to the barrel and at|Geltmacher a n d Charles!
he climax of the project the pjowrer. Avproximately 15
r chosen by the state members will attend the spee-|
committee will receive the ia] Chuck Shearer luncheon|
noney enclosed. Each chap-next Monday in Elizabeth-!
er names a project for town. Mr. Shearer. the na-|
completed by individuals and
ways, trees, flower beds. In
with the landscaping the
committee also suggested a
sarking space the length of
he plot bordering the alley.
To Contact Groups
A letter and copy of the
onstitution will be mailed to
ill the organizations of the
orough who have not al-
‘eady replied to the request
constitution
1s a parent organization.
Since funds will be needed
for the creating of the park,
he town organizations are
1lso urged to make contribu-
ions to the council.
The next meeting of the
group will be held January
15, 8 p.m. in the First Na-
tional Bank and Trust Com-
pany lobby. Reminder post
Four local hockey players education teacher at Donegal which it would use the funds {jona] Jaycee president, is on/cards will be mailed to the
will leave Friday night to|
play in the Mideast Hockey|
Tournament in Buffalo, N. Y.
The four are Mrs. Marshall
Gemberling, N. Barbara St.;|
Miss Janet Gibbons, physical]
SHOWING ANIMALS |
AT STATE SHOW
Luke Brubaker and Clair|
Ginder are showing animals|
at the Pennsylvania State
Livestock Exposition in Har-
risburg this week. Both mem-|
bers of the F. F. A. of Done-|
gal high school, Luke is
answered showing his reserve Mt. Joy, "¢
| Te:
Farm Show steer and Clair
is showing his Berkshire
barrow.
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WINS HONORS AT
LIVESTOCK SHOW
Fred Bernhard, Mount Joy
R2, captured honors Tuesday
at the Pennsylvania Live-
stock Exposition in Harris-
burg. His junior yearling An-
gus “Maxie” first took the
grand championship for the
breed over 36 Angus from 3

high school; Miss
and Miss Faye Stevens, of’
Stauffertown.
Over last weekend,
teams of Central Pennsylvan-
ia competed in a series of]
the|
games at Wilson College. Six|
judges chose from these teams|
1 first team and a second,
team to represent the area
in the Mideast Hockey Tour-
nament. From this judging t
Mrs. Gemberling and Missi:
Gibbons were chosen to the
first team and Miss Kramer
and Miss Stevens, the second
Joanne, f
Kramer, New Haven Street; Joy's chapter went on record and will be stopping in Eli-ithe
|to receive the funds, the mon-
it were selected. Mount tour throughout the country
1s stating that if they were |
(Turn to page 4% {
varent organizations prior to
meeting. John Landis,
oresident, was in charge of
the meeting.
Authority To File Liens On January 15
Against Properties With Unpaid Fees
Liens against
hat have unpaid
ge assessments located northlacted and ordained in May of
f the railroad will be filed{1956, the penalty is as fol-
properties/fee. According
January 15 it was announced|lows:
it the Tuesday night meeting
|meeting, a motion was
to Section 8|
front foot-{of the borough ordinance en-!
pas-
sed that no sewer rental will
he charged the home owner
tat a time when the water is
urned off. The eleven cases
The provisions of this Or-|involved in the escrow condi-
team. All four are membersjof the borough authority. The|dinance are declared to be for|tions stated last month were
the Lancaster
am.
right inner; Miss Gibbons,
right halfback; on the first|t
team; Miss Kramer will play|"
full back and Miss Stevens,
left inner, on the second|!
team. From the playoff Sat-
urday and Sunday, two teams:
will be chosen {0 play in the|t
ton. Miss Gibbons is
dent of the Lancaster Hockey
chosen

states. Then Maxie was chos-
en best of all’ 75 animals
from six states.
ling was also
president o f
Pennsylvania Hockey Club.

notice
presi-| January 15.
Club and Mrs. Gemberling is{for residents on
vice president. Mrs. Gember-iside are delinquent and
Hockey|assessments must be paid by|the health, safely and welfare
January 10 to the authorityjof the citizens of the borough
Mrs. Gemberling will play|secretary.
and persons violating any
The final notice for connec- provisions of this Oddinance
ion fees will be delivered injupon conviction before the
he near future for northside/Burgess or any Justice of the
residents who failed to pay Peace of the Borough shall be
he $200.00 fee to date. This/fined not less than $100 nor
will offer a 60-day|more than $100, and in de-
veriod in which to pay forl/fault of payment shall be
he connection fee, and is ex-|sentenced to imprisonment ir
National tournament in Bos-/pected to become due around|the Lancaster County Prison
discussed during the ‘past
midnight” session. The indi-
vidual cases were discussed
and the final outcome will be
announced at next month's
meeting. The crop damage to
farm lands through which
‘he sewage lines passed was
also discussed. The estimated
~ost of damages will be con-
firmed and announced at the

|for a period not exceeding 30
Connection fee paymentsidays. Each 90-day period dur-
the
are supervision shall
In other business at
the'
December meeting. x
| Warren Foley, newly anb-
|oointed member to the auth-
south-/ing which such violation of ority at Monday night's spec-
continue|ial meeting of ! : -
vice|being turned over to the bor- shall be deemed to be a sep- Detousi
the Centrallough council for action. Elev- arate offense.
en have not paid this $200
jeil, was accepted into the
, group. Robert Rosser, presi-
dent, was in charge.
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