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Twenty students
gal high school are
cants for positions in
Lancaster Countly
festival scheduled for
22 at the Pequea
of Done- lice Leese, Pat Mihalik, Dor-
appli-|is Meyer, Mary Smith, Pau-
thella Weien, Jon Bender, Barry
Chorus Barnhart, Barry Jrandt,
Mar. Donald Eby, Ronald Saer,
Valley John Harnish, Kathy Good-
high scheol. Try-outs willlall and Arly Watts.
be held Feb. § al the Saint| Paul Campbell, from the
Paul's Reformed Church in{Department of Music at the
Lancaster. Pennsylvania State Univer-
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: people willing to
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knowledge,”
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he added, ‘“‘that
receive now will de
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ildren
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orite
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their fav-
r ecords for dancing

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i Power & Light Company shareowner Randolph C.
a spadeful of earth, formalizing start of con:
land plant near York Haven, Pa
above, said the young man was a
securities symbolizes the recent progressive
their
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PP&L POW 13-year-ola Pennsylvania
Ryder, Jr. of Lancaster, Pa., digs
iruction of the utility's new Brunner Is-
PP&L Chairman of the Board Chas E. Oakes, right
“very special kind of shareowner. His ownership of
legislation by Pennsylyania under which
Inder this Act, young
real comprehension of what it takes
share in the fortunes of a business, a
lack. The economic education our
form and the substance of our economic
Brokenshire, PP&L engineering vice president.
* savings can gain
many adults tyday
termine both the
Money Alone Not
Defense Answer,
Swigert Warns
Mera expenditure of more money i=n't the answer
to satellite development or other defen-e problems,
| according to Ernest G. Swigert, outgoing president of
tha National Aecociation of Mamifactu-er-.
Commenting on Vice Presi-igert added, “pledges that it
lent Nixon's recent statement will seek no tax cuts which
that defense needs take prece-will short-change the ration’s
Mr.|defense needs. The kind of
reduction we advocate is
over tax relief,
“all true Amer-tax
{ence
“Swigert said
‘cans will agree with Mr. Nix-|‘he kind which would bolster,
mn that the necessity of main-™r defensen
‘airing our military superior- ng our economy and allow-|
ity must always take priority]"® us to expand and progress
without infla
‘ion. There are many Federal
aver our desire for tax reduc-|*ronemically
tion.”
Won't Short-Change Defense], XPenditures Jn the non-de-|
“The National Associatio’ |. o CACEOTY
of Manufacturers, on behalf o
American industry,” Mr. Swi
[should be curtailed or post-|
moned so that both our de-
fonses and our economy can|

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to the man
who pays his
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Spirits] Reading » MAS. ROME '|-o
: HEALER — ADVISOR — MEDIUM |
Are you worrying or discouraged?
overcome your problems.
333 he kept strong. {
Ti ee . oti]
However, we must not fall
the error of sunnosing
i 'hat every problem in nation-
il defense can be solved mere-
I can help yon
I'v by the expenditure of more
I have helped thousands
money. The reason the Sov-

Cancelied checks are automatic receipts . . .
invaluable at income-tax time — and all year
‘round. Open a checking
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY
oycreomy Heirs! {l'ats were first with a space
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Aided ‘hem in health, luck and happiness. I can stellite is. Viol hecaus Pac :
and will help you, and NO APPOINTMENTS ARE ell ; 15 JRO, vecause our
NEEDED, AMPLE PARKING. { 'wn efforts in the rocket field
1 . . "ayo y h- YN iw
149 Second Street, Highspire, Penna., file y : hen, , Tare hy 2
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cn Highwoy 230 — 7 Miles East of Bolebate Tganhouer. hos dated tot
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estate ay STII Treat I titel i | ‘ot one nickel ever has been
lanied for rocket develon-

R ent and Congress has voted
YES SIR | verv requested appropriation
¥ {| full.
T Ti ° Mut Not Pring Stampede
ax ime iS ‘“The
. ot be allowed to stampede
Legs Painful...» nation into ‘crash’ appro-
wiations for rocket
which would be wasteful and
‘dd little or nothing to
nrogress, but which
‘arce us to
Russian moon must!
our
would
werdue and which the econo-
my needs if it is to
& [trong and healthy.”
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Mount Joy J.Cs
Play Host
Mount

were
| hosts to the Red Rose Jaycee
| meeting Wednesday night at!
the local American Leg’on ho-!|
| me. Elevenr county chapters|
| were represented at the meet-
| ng. During the business mee!
|'nZ. the group planned the
ounty Youth Day in Gov
ernment for March 25. State
jromvention dates were set for
May 1, 2, 3 and 4. |
Membersh'p chairman re-|
[ported 763 Jaycees in the co.|
(w'th the Mount Joy chapter
ranking third following Lanc.|
and Ephrata.
Joy Jaycees
account with us soon.
MAYTOWN
DOWN THE
by strengthen-! ely.
which ean and;
'adies are Mrs. Samuel Wiley, And Ray Oberholtzer.
research!
deny the orderly):
[reduction of tax rates so long! ™

(ke Bulletin, Mount foy ee
ALLEY | Thursday, January 90 °
UC Nearing
MOUNT JOY TOWNE
. .
JR. BOWLING LEAGUE P P
STANDINGS eril Point
Team w " ;
ooole’s ....... 44% 31: Could Bring Tax
Troy's... a ‘
is al 4% om Hike on January 1
i [Cs le 3% I Pennsylvania employers
E Ye a Fon 031, BOL face the prospect of a possible
“High single Frov “991. |boost in the payroll tax from
| High triple, Barnhar. 883 an average 1.5 per cent to 2.2
PACKERS—4
| Barnhart 583, W.
per cent on Jan. 1.
The Bureau of Employment
Security has reported that the
increase may be necessary un-
Brown
£1192, Ruhl 525, Pennell 514,
EB Packer 486. Total 2600. der the jobless benefits law
“"RAUL’S—0 because of heavy drains on
Waltz 443, Doe 426, Em-'ihe fund. Director John F.
mheiser 466, Wells 542. and Adams said the fund balance
“raul 484. Totals 2361. was $361,700,000 at the start
— of December and that there is
"TOPPLE’S—3 “no sign of any improvement
Hopple 550, Farmer 485, i, the labor market.”
\lbert 438. Hardish 547, L.| ypder the Unemployment
Sane 39. Total 2555. Compensation Law when the
HY alance drops below 350
Good 460, Landis 5086, fund balance ops
million dollars increased pay-
roll taxes go into effect auto-
matically.
‘Touch and Go’
“It appears to be touch-and-
Toifer 405, Ebersole 451 and
"rey 569. Totals 2391.
TENDRIX’'S—3
R. Neiss 454, J.

Brown
m9, MeCue 498. R. Funk go at the moment,” Adams
"42. Hendrix 552 Totals said. “And it might taks us up
525 to Dec. 28 before we really
"ALLGREN’'S—1 know the answer.”
Mateer 533, Keene 480, Unemplorment compensa-
ink 462, Gemberling 534, {jon claims now are running
"ligren 511. Totals 2520. nearly 50 per cent ahead of
: ’ ” this time a year ago. There
were 168245 claims for the
|week of Nov. 22, amounting
[to payments of $4,658.003 in
benefits.
| The number of claims was
[58 500 more than those fot
the same week in 1956.
Two new church council-
Gv
men were elected and three)
others re-elected at the ann- COMPETING FOR
ual congregational meeting NATIONAL AWARD
lof the Zion Lutheran Church
| Landisville, last Wednesday] Among the 586 selected td
inight. The two new council-| nompete for the nation's top
| men are Robert Bair andiwonors i n retailing, the
{Douglas Will'ams. Those re-/ Brand Name Reta‘ler-of-the-
| lected, were Joseph Bown|year titles, will be J: C.
{ John M. Charles and Charlesiqnayely, Inc., Landisville:
{Habecker. Retir'ng membersivthis dealer is vieing for an
|~f the church council are Ro-| ward in the Building Ma-
thert Gilberg and J. Floyd {aria's D-alers Category in
Weider. In other business, a this important compet'tion.
Sudget totalling $15.964 for] gelected from among
[1958 was adopted. The Rev-l{housands of entries in 25
jerend Ernest P. Leer, pastor. oategories of retailing, these
[presided at the meeting {merchants represent retail
| In the Adult Sunday Sch leadership in the 48 states,
[~ol Department last Sunday [Mistriet of Columbia. Cana-
[Herman A. Ries was re-elec-| 45. puerto Rico and Hawaii.
‘ed to serve as Sunday School| gach “Finalist” has been
“urerintendant for another|inyited to submit a detailed
|vear, and Joseph Brown wasiand illustrated presentation
[re-elected assistant superin that best represents his 1957
|[tendent. In other offices, Cal |advertising, sales training
{vin Ross and Simon Minnich| hq other brand promotional
{were elected treasurer and |. etivities These presenta-
(ass'stant treasurer, respecti-l4ions wil be reviewed in
[New York March 5, 6 and
’ i 7 and the winners selected
The Landisv'lle - Salungal .¢+ that time.
Auxiliary to the Lancaster] ———ro
ieneral Hospital are com le-| : 4 3 :
fre plans Sy a Crh res igible and wi'l receive their
oANLY to ha held at tlie Mt individual club certificates
: ” ¥ 1a* a eneci: re i a
Joy American Legion Home|?" 2 special program in the
i Thursday. February 13 next several weeks. S udents
at 8 p rh Refreshmente will to receive the charter mem-
Ye served. Proceeds of the be- hership citations are Ray
efit affa’r will go to the linen| YW 11€Y. Janet Cooner. Robs
“ind. General chairlady for by, Robert Wissler, ar-
the event is Mrs. Calvin Ross|Pa"@ Hackman and Joan
~ Lh Fe ry i a . Ai 1 a. »*
M-s. H. H. Hoffman is pres- Roose, Lan ville: G ant
ident. Other program chair-|HAartenstine, Mildred Landis,
: Man-
t'ckets; Mrs. J. S. Goodman, heim Rl; Robert Wissler, 115
maintenance: Mrs Ave Lancaster;
miller, tallies; and Mrs. Wm. J#mes Fenstermacher. Lan-
caster Rl; Richard Ho'ling-

Correspondent

By Richard Jones

Phil Bie- Cornell
Viumma, prizes.
rine fe on er, Lancaster R3; Jerry
The Hempfield Junior High Booth. 2423 Chestnut View
School Basketball team wags Drive; Fred Joost, Jr. 100
n the spotlight last week in Hnntington Place; Rob-rt
astabl’shing what no doubt is Ridder, 15 Urban Drive;
» record in Lancaster County Joan Elfe, Lancaster R2;
basketball They Fred Hauer, 717 Farming-
held Manheim Central score- 9312 Road; Brenda Keener,
less in three periods of play 1612 Rideeview Ave., Walter
and only permitted them one Martin, Mountville; and Jno.
successful foul shot in the fi- Musser, Mt. Joy R1.
nal period to end the game on —
the long end of a 54 - 1 cou- WINS HONOR
at. The junior high squad is Miss Rose Ann Swarr,
m top of the county league davghter of Mr. and Mrs.
ith lve wins and no losses| Martin Swarr, Main Street,
in league play, and are also L.andisville, received the
victor in four non-league tilts. Pennsylvania State Future
They have a one-week lay- Homemakers of America de-
wer before they meet Eliza- gree at the annual state F.
ethtewn op February 7 at H. A meeting held at the
town Forom Educational Building
The junior varsity and var-{in Harrisburg. during the
rity teams at Landisville also farm show. Miss Swarr, a
vosted victories over Man- sonhomore at Hempfield
heim Cent, last Friday night. high school. was the only
The iayvess, coached by Dick 2irl from Lancaster County
""eDinourh, held a comfor-|0 be so honored. In order
table léad thruou®. the game to be eligible for the degree
:checolboy
"nd won, 39-22. The varsity.|a girl must have previously
ahead 37-27 at the half, ex-| received her chapter and ju-
nloded in the third and four- nior homemaking degree
h quarters to tag the Bar-|*hrongh active participation
ons with a 71-41 defeat. Idle|in club affairs and the suc-
‘his past Tuesday, they con-|cessful completion of a pro-
‘ne league competition Fri. ject. Miss Swarr was recent-
when they meet Donegal only cited for an interior dec-
the Indiais court. orating project she did her-
The wrestlers are still in a|self at her home.
‘osin streak after losing to] The entire FHA chapter
“"anheim Central last week from Hempfield high scgool
12-0. The charges of Coach|was present at the Harris-
Don FEiss'nger take to theburg meeting of the state
home mats tonight when they|2roup. They were accompan-
nlav host to Warwick Union|ied by their advisor, Mrs.
of Lit'tz, beginning at 7:30pm|Ruth B. Marsh, head of the
home economics department
Twenty students were el- at the Landisville school,