Here are statistical bits
gleaned from the recent Re-
: : a - : sit appl FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR, NO. 22
ligious Census taken a week - MOUNT Joy
® oo oo ; x :
Miss Lucy Thome, daugh-
In spite of rainy weather, byterian Homes oi
and Florin area. Twenty-two| A two-time winner was the an estimated 600 people Pennsylvania; the Rev. and
persons decl'ned to give in- which a ST Del Na 10. Moun Joy Joycee float, from Mount Joy and vicinity Mrs. Richard Todd, the Rev
formation and 72 were mo Rg on ot wot AM And ig doy Hae visited the Schock Presby- Todd is pastor of the Mount
contacts tro iki arades last : arietta the attractively-|...i. yi 8 iv after-iJoy. ye Svnrsctriot eam
not holed because they Were decorated float, which carr'ed out a football theme, won orian I hore i ad y arn r=, and Donegal J resbyter
! me on either the orig- 2nd prize and the next night, in the home-town show, won 0°": 1 an atmosphere of an Churches; © iliam I.
inal or call-back visits. The first prize. Riding the float were Carol Zimmerman, Warmth and graciousness, Swaim Jr. executive secre-
population represented by|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman (left) and they were taken on tours of tary of the board; Mrs.
the calls was 4,674. Number Miss Joyce Weaver, Miss Mount Joy Jaycee of 1958. h e beautiful remodeled Blanche M. Speers, superin- : |
of church members, attend- —Photo by Dussinger home, literally “from cellar tendent of the local home; @8
ers and those w o a : : . : to garret.’ Mr. and Mrs McKonkey
ih who expressed Quer 200 silver dollars warded a special prize for : 35 ofoonisey
a church preference totaled ; 3 As guests arrived they €err, York, Mr. McKonkey is
3.528. Of, that b 844 were awarded to costumedhis appearance in a motor-_ ° : 1 y "president of the board of di- (il i. ;
Melteated h pum €r 0%% marchers in addition to priz-lized vehicle shaped like a Ne Te greeted by Mr ang | ctors md Mr. and M : \ hy i
ho fo churches outside og amounting to over $200 rocket ship. Is. J. W. Heisey, Rheoms [tnt anc East bs
the local area. : ns oy ‘ Mrs. Heisey represents the Milton Ranck, Strasburg.
by the local Lions Club fol-| nprs. Rov Packer won first : YT . Be :
® oe eo lowing the yarade Friday pp: : . Sllauxillary o f the Central I'he home includes the or-
: ! 18 parad 4Y prize for the most comical inlpenna. homes: Mr. and Mrs liginal home -of Clarence
No church preference was evening. The club presentedthe third division with Eu- Ww Ww. He dell : | : SS oo orange
expressed by 146 and there all the children in the firstgene Leber, second: Zodie { ~~ 'M oie X Dany y } RR oe " Evin yg sory
were 156 persons other than division with silver dollars Markley, first for the most rs oe fod th Ie TD 18. BfONICY A ion which eon
the Protestant faith. Thirty-/if they hadn’t won a prize. original with Dennis Grove, pact i : {1 i SG a of 5 A od T MIS residence
. . Sivere Terirt . . ’ lors o > oh £ Tr rOS- 'S Ie tw sts
five different denom nations! In the first division Ritagecond: Mrs. Paul Weidman, h maller Pros J b , Went oe Sue Sts
were indicated. Approxi- Mae won the first fanciest with Mrs. Joseph y gg are 4 WAY rg In
mately 1,500 indicated the drize for the most comical Coover, second. Mrs. James . ie I x { jrepieC bio visu
E.U.B. faith. with Kenneth Wolgemuth, Gutshall and sister, won for Neighbgrhood rs rom Jou Jone.
o. 0° second; Donna Bailey, mostthe most original of the Flowers for the special day|
diginy : riging i snnell. | 3 : . were presente / ry G
As a sidelight interest on original with Bob Pennell, ouples; Will Risser and Jo- Club Holds vere prose gd by Henry G. ny at the
oa: ak ac 2cond; Pamela Krauf, fan-anne Br ia : Carpenter, corsages for the/mony a De
ocal population, the census . 2 . ’ anne rown, second; and . n ni Tati Hospital Center, Washing!
“ gioco of 'iest with Marion Ne ss, sec-/varol and Ted Fellenb: 1 lesidents; Union National toSpia enter, Washingion,
bore out the ‘“guestimate’” of = | -arol an € ellenbaym, inner eeftin i ivi b " /i re i
ond. In the second division. thin Jank, bouquet i n living P-C. Following graduation
local observers that the Mt. go." 5 nm CLVISION. ‘third. Joanne Bennett and oom; Miss Melinda Myers, from Mount Joy high school
. \ \ ; S . A + TS : \ ge mm; Miss Me ¢ ers ) SC |
Joy-Florin area has a popula- " ennell won first forKathy May won first for the (Moroners of Me Donegall, " I fr an serving in the WAFS, and
e . » 3 v ve y ar . ' ‘ ST . 2] . i ww! LOWeers iy DM rarde oD, pe
tion of something more than] B® most comical with Susanimost comical with Cheryll Neighborhood held a dinner| '0Wers rom ier garde ok e Bor He gener :
5,000. Knorr, second; Barbara Brown and Phyllis Brown, meeting Monday evening at| vhich were aranged by two[vOtSD8 of ie government
Brown, most original andsecond; Barry Funk and Ric-|Hostetter’s. Mrs. Eric Olson, f the residents, Mrs. Ensor Mis Prose entered nurses
x ackor fz las vir ) i oy i vhairin: p : o io ~dlind Miss Kauf The ;oltraming. er mother attend-
There have been many Roge r Packer, fanciest. Dale ky Funk, third. The K-Dettes/¢ha rman of the combined 1 d liss Kaufhold. The two Cy g X ’ her t nd
ral 3 .~|utz in his motored vehicle von first f the fanc est Girl Scout groups, introduc-| ¢sidents are both members ¢ 10 ©aDPINg ceremony in
lovely chrysanthemums in awarded iol rigs. irs or 1e fanc est i tl 1 f the First Presbyterian Washington Monday night. |
. as & oY SQ ‘ . og ys y » “WW "Or f Mr > Irs ‘esbvteris as a) il}
the yards in Mount Joy and + arded a special prizeigroup with Mrs. Henry Zer-|S9 tie new officers and Mrs. Visnian
East Main Street, was cap-
1,594 calls in the Mount Joy|.
ped during a Capping Cere-
w
also number 355 (name phey, Jeffrey and Douglas Gerald Libhart had charge ~hurch, Lancaster a i
|phey, ) ¢ jl
vicinity this fall, but none still uknowr 1 tl (o
more beautiful than those at” vn) was also a-iZerphey, second; Gutshall 1¢ groub singing. Mrs
Earl Koser gave a report that
Tap D Wi
the home of Mr. and Mrs. — Fd [family was most comical iv Ga Done al 3 ap vancer Ins
Benjamin Gaul, North Popu- . [with Brownie troop No. 233 Wh rir] Scouts contributed g OWS T + A bl |
lar street. The masses of col- Re las second. The Jaycee float 101 articles and $6.00 in cash ’ (1aten ssem
4 Te «....'t0 the local annual Need] To P tt
or have been a delight to the . lwas mamed for first prize XG ¥ annual Needle arron- ‘A D | {
Gauls, their neighbors and Gives Program |with the Girl Scouts, second. Work Guild drive. WwW . k N At onega
passersby for several weeks. | Following the awarding of Decorpier 6 and 13 have arwic ext | Kathy Goolall was voted
nde 3 NE sp ee es gnated as days p a : ! BH .
Tr I > . 9 For Rotary [prizes In the grade school, +. er tol 3% Jays 1 Even with the morale boost/the winner of the junior|
48 Chrysant emus are One of the most timel jseveral iimes Were found on .ancaster Mrs J: ad E bof Homecoming festiv ties, class talent assembly at Don-
Mrs. Gaul's hobby, and she| ng id Pog NElYlihe floor of the auditorium. ole ith pg q JAMES ROD-iy jo Donegal gridironers|2gal high school Friday. The
it is who has transplanted a : Te yocs os programs Persons wso lost items may aod cet ‘ She also} aq again, Patton taking a/assemblies are held as “‘split”|
and arranged them in their "¢ ount Joy Rotary club|.j.iny them by calling at the? 264 2a piea for new lead- qn victory on the locallprograms in that the pro-|
eye-catching beauty Mr has heard in many months 2 ol ers which are now mneeded.| ey Arms Te TIER it
) : ) y. Ps oo 3 school office. Girl Se . : greensward. |gram is presented to the sen-
Gaul helps by “feeding” them Was given Tuesday noon at crate Pein (Girl Scout troops in Mount k : lior high school in one as-|
and cultivating them when the weekly luncheon meeting Joy and Florin will again Cy Hoosiers were given mbly and to the Tr
A : ry Fis Eehlaws e risi \ SS: 1 ea thrill in the second period|®® J !
they need it. His own hobby by Edward D. Eshleman, - of Mi | Sh visit the Messiah Ch'ldren’s? : I ani school in ¢ sr. The!
is roses, and in season they M llersville, state represen-| instre ow {Home December 22. Each of/When Stan Gingrich scooped fiiSh SCHOUL 11 andther; The
: seas Y, up a Patton fumble and ran
® © @» | As a special “election day’
One day this week, the/message, Eshleman delved in-| pates are announced for dents. (Donegal scored the extra
wife of a Mount Joy minis- t© the subject of “Govern-/{he minstrel show to be pre- A “uniform exchange” was|PCIMt and then stood in the]
ter inadvertently paid our ment: Servant or Master,” sented jointly by the Mountset up by the neighborhood|
town a nice compliment. In and in a non-partisan analy-|Joy and Florin Lions Clubs.|with Mrs. Samuel Nissley
the course of a conversation/SiS took a long-hard look atThe two-n'ght affair to bejchairman. Girls who havi
and Present-day trends. held in the Mount Joy Ele-butgrown or completed a/®DMmyer, who had scored for
her husband own a home in| He presented no personal mentary School auditorium|zertain un'form may turn jttatton in the first period,
south central Pennsylvania opinions and tailored his re-|will be Feb. 27 and 28. Hen-|'n to the exchange. In turn | Oossed a touchdown pass to °° : : an,
near Cnledonia. marks strictly to stmulatelsy Zerphey is chairman from|Zirls wishing to purchase rofl and the score was 13 qiorgen solo and Sandra Esh-|
“You'll probably move constructive thinking. One of ‘he Mount Joy group and] iniforms may con‘act hell! halftime. Jon who sang a solo.
; ese winners will compete]
back there when you re-
tire?” we suggested.
® oo o
“Oh, I don’t know,”
said. “You get sort of spoil-
ed, living so close to every- 2inment’ in 2 way Simi ar'Shaffer, Deputy Distric arge blocks at each number. lians (in eight starts) make
thing. And besides, we’d miss the declining days of the Governor Richard Bishop: Vrs. R. M Thome presented ‘heir mext-to-the-last stand ; 1}
: v ro iro r ‘ da ri) NAY . a ets 3 » Le 01 Ir 3
all the good things you can Roman Empire, Zone Chairman Wilbur Mil-laach of the officers with oof the season. traveling 10 oth groups. a
get to eat in Lancaster] The program was arrangediler; and the 1958 Halloween hook of policy from nat ona!|Warwick hn. —
N 1 ‘ » neaker 3 . Oo, > iy . : 1 2. < ne wary 4
County! We agree ~Mount and the speaker introduced King and Queen of Done Ba weadquarters. The next meet-| On Saturday, Nov 15,FOUR TRIPS ARE
Joy IS “close to everything’ Dy Glenn Y. Forney. thigh school, James Bennettiing was planned for Jan. 5'‘hey ring down the curtain
named the flrst place win-|
ner, ft
However, the joy was Joyce Dunkleberger, who|
as Blank-/S8ng a popular song, was|
named runner-up; a tie was|
created for thrd between|
quickly squelched
she revealed that she
|
bread and circuses,” sug-©]orin group Calendar sales are now un
resting that America is look Guests at the Tuesday nite jerway among the troop
she Ng to its government to pro- meeting of the group includ-{The calendars are the Girl vards to
Donegal fumble and went 75
school year. [¢
the goal. ne
— and “the Garden Spot” r=
has more than its share of [dra Eshleman and Joyce Following the
dinner and
MOUNT JOY, PA.,, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958
CLASS IS GIVEN
250 Bunnag. ay oar of the , ) ig > ; . : 3
Christian Teaching Mission. | Gig i JAY (EES 600 Attend Open House Capped ii OWEEN PARTY |
Students of the Day Care
Census takers completed|’ : . A
SE 3 Central ter of Mrs. Helen Strickler, Center (handicapped child
ren of the Elizabethtown,
Elected
Mrs. Eugene Eicherly,
districts) were guests of hon-
Manheim and Donegal school| suse : ar py
or at a Halloween party
Thursday afternoon.
Sixteen children were giv-|
|>n the party by the local B.
| was
held on the lawn of the B.[i
|P. W. president, Mrs. Lester|:#
P. W. Club. The party
Roberts.
B
Miss Hamby Is
Chosen Queen
Of Homecoming
last|
|
Miss Patricia Hamby was,
chosen Homecoming Queen
at Donegal high school
the football squad of
by
SEVEN CENTS PER COPY
Borough To
Mt.|
Joy R1 was elected president Fix Street
of the Lancaster County
" As State
Backs Up
Fast Main Street's north
gutter from the 100 to the
300 block will be chipped
and oiled by the borough
employees it was announced
at Monday night's meeting of
the local borough council.
The state had promised some
sort of repairs for the Main
Street but no repairs will be
done to the street this year
state officials now announce.
New street lights will be
placed on Richland Lane,
Marietta Street and Pinker-
| Sa
the Chapter of the Pennsylvaniaton Road in the near future.
school. Pat, a senior who pgsociation of Educational The group decided to pay '90
Washington /lives in Florin, was crowned Secretaries. T h e
during Friday's assembly group, the
program by the captain
he team, John Harnish.
he state, was formed
Friday at an
| meeting in Donegal
| school.
| Twenty-nine
of
seventeenth
county percent of the contract price
in for the construction of North
last Barbara Street keeping 10%
organizationallas a retainer fee until the
high job can be inspected by the
" |borough engineer.
secretaries] Christ Walters, zoning of-
from Columbia Borough ficer, issued one permit dur-
School District, Donegal Un-ing the month; to Frank
jon School District, Eliza- Morton to build a one-story
bethtown Area school districtjaddition to his home. Park
Lampeter - Strasburg Union|Neiss, chief of police, re-
Ro ‘5
JAG (school district; Lancaster/ported 4 arrests for ignoring
SPT | ity school district; Lancas-red traffic signals; reckless
!
| Lancaster Twp. school
tor County school board, driving, 2; ignoring stop sign
dis-|1;. passing school bus, 1;
rict: Penn-Manor school dis-(drunk and disorderly con-
trict and the Pequea Valley|duct, 1; burglary, 5; parking
lschool district were present.|tickets, $24.25. borough fines
|Miss Fernly Roebuck, state/collected, for motor viola-
[president
of PAES, Mrs. El-[tions, $25.00.
mer Hoover, membership
Bo
[chairman for the southern| A
[district of the state, and] Residents Are
i Mrs. Eicherly, Lancaster Co. :
She presided over the foot|__ bership chairman, were| Reminded Of
ast two football games
cad 7-6 he season are with War-| f
: ! wick, away, Saturday, and|"
Solanco “at home November]
J.
itis satin
MEETING TIME
yver the winter months
ide sustenance anc nter- istrict Governor M: Scou " ap . m :
and enter-.q District Governor Mart |Seout calendars with th This week the winless In-lade talent assembly pro-/Monday night meeting.
gram will - be presented tol/iroup discussed Christmas| The other officers were
[plans for the next month and/ Vrs, Elmer Hoover, Elza
also named Mrs. Dale Watts) othtown School; Miss Shir-|
[is the entertainment chair-| ey Heiss, Lancaster City
{Miss Doris Hershey, Pequeal
thel valley; Miss Patricia |
ar-|Konley. Columbia; Mrs. C.R| harge
\ Stras
Iman for the group.
Candles ordered from
enn a land Ardis Wolgemuth. San-|in Donegal high school it Donegal field against Co TAKEN IN WEEK Masiolbgpmmduion
wn ( . . .
31co Four trips were taken by/riving and members will be/VMowery, Lancaster
thei
. . $1 .
This Friday the ninth|¢roup announced at their|are eligible for active mem
The{vership.
junior|2all game in the afternoon. charge of the meeting.
ind the dance in the even-|
i pce ln:
contestants are judged from|ing. The affairs were attend-| The Tirpuse of Bills Due Late
:d by alumni of the school|*hapter is 10 atv {
too, are a sight to see‘ tative. D I d the troops will purchase z sarances. Ke ry tap
) ; ates Liste presents for two of the resj. 30 Yards for a touchdown. PO! a arances. Kathy Li well the stndonl The | *ducational
. ‘ VO . yr . 3 v1 AS D> as SS nts. i ‘
danced for her talent to be as | through the services
interests of
of ounty
rate
land through organization
Inool ideas and ideals towarc |
\ more efficient and profes-|
Donald Eby who played an| ZROUP TO CHANGE whi minded
land clerical staff. All
Fons engaged in clerical anc|
his potent themes concerned Arthur Wolgemuth from th hairman of the project, In the third Patton count-. _ . Bi i Meetings of the Sportsmen] secretarial work in educa-|
] d Arai 9% they galed Jin an assembly of all senior|Auxiliary will be changed tc| jonal systems of the county
aga as > ¢ y : . : ! X =
} high winners later in the|7:30 p.m. instead of 8 p. m [yr in organizations concerned
vith education in the county
the|
the secretaries, to culli
a spirit of good will a
[mong secretaries and clerks,| hid
Mong tc[1dditional month following
secretaria
per
The payment of bills with
[renalties was d’'scussed ,. 7g
| he Tuesday might mnaeeting
[f the local borough authori-
y. Residents are given one
he end of a quarter in which
ime the water and sewage
yayments may b e made
vithout the penalty charge.
for instance the period cov-
ring July, August and Sep-
ember was due to be paid
yy Oct. 31 without the 5%
yenalty.
| The last day of the extra
{ nonth allowed for pyyment
I
1
-|
{
|
|
‘'s not only the last day for
yayment without the penalty
yut is also the last day that
\ check sent through the
nail may be postmarked to
Mc {wvoid paying t h e extra
3 msn
good things to eat! T enage ANCE dunkleberger, both juniors... 4 vi 3 : : : : y ry
200 gS 10. e g D | usiness meeting, slides wer B the local community ambul-|delivering orders in the mear{hurg and. Mrs. Richard Nis LAN DINNER MEET
9 0 ¢ | A teenage dance has been? Donegal high school sang
What did folks do for en vlanned for Saturday night
tertainment in the “good ‘ol at the local firehouse again
ave’? nr 3 arpe 2 pr . co
days’? Henry G. Carpentery,y the auxiliary of the fire]
shown of the trib taken ve. RESPONDS TO CALL
: for > oy They ’ p taken re-/I‘i« AV ance last week.
solos for the aD I ently by Mount Joy Senior] Local firemen responded to 5 oan was transferred i
[were accompanied by Donaldg. tc a siren at the local firehouse|; be ans
Eby. Clayton Aument was in n Saturday afternoon. but no from the Lancaster General!
fees = Hy. = Hospital to the Messiah Chil-|
- ~ > TOT i oy
had the answer in the form .ompany, a new orchestra
ial Ip = Rs One » relay
: : : [PROM PEANUT WEEK hat someone hit ‘the relay John Myers and Earl Zink]
("ing music. The “Unique
ycars ago, {Diplomats’, a group of Don- me BE ISSUED
9 9 ogal high graduates, will
‘TO BE OBSERVED
Main Street. Drivers
handbill size, th’s is whatfor 8 to 11 p.m. The pricejcight thousand dollars willthe Donegal high school
SZ John Myers and Christ Char-|"
Mrs. Emma/future. Mrs. John Herr, pres-sley, Manhe.m
the| B
dent, was in charge of
neeting.
in PB iis
charge of the meeting. Ah na renorted. Af BME :
geo fire was reported. “It seems dren's Home last Wednesday. MEETING CHANGED
The regular monthly meet
of an old handbill, dated {
) w:ll be featured for the dan-
Feb. 24, 94 — near 5 7) | : a iafitesst : :
Pe £28 nearly &5 CHRISTMAS CHECKS board by mistake. were the drivers. Thursday|ing of the Donald Union Boy Scouts and Cubs will at-
- : Dr. John Gates was transfer-| School District will be held/tend church in a group.
neeting is sceduled f o rito the Church of God
Township
A dinner meeting will be
In observance of Veterans|’eatured at next week's
Day, Sunday, November
[the veterans groups of Moun’
Joy, Girl Scouts, Brownies linner is planned as a Veter-
9'h | neeting of the local Ameri-
an Legion Post. The special
ins Day celebration plus the
The! regular meeting.
Dinner will be served at
were Thursday of the month, thejorder to proceed in a group
for the Jack Germer is’ the new
“Prom Peanut Week” will D. ; po . . . sarlier this th. Instead oflvar sop s will et at
Y nse . Suz < fred from Lancaster General{2arlier this month. Instead otjvarious groups will mect a .
Condensed from the usual play. The dance is scheduled] One hundred and seventy- he observed next week by IN hospital to his home on East| ts being held on the third he firehouse at 10 am. in|7 p. m. and the business
3 { meeting will begin at 8 p.m.
the advertisement had to|wil] remain the same as, for/be distributed by the two 10-|3and and Club. Members of
say. lthe other dances, 25c perical banks in the form ofthe band and the band club a Fos
: © 0's person. Christmas checks November| will sell the prom peanuts New Arrivals |r |
A Joint Entertainment eee Bree 124. The First National Bankinext week wth proceeds | The same day, the late
(p'cture of a family in a | Marion E. Lanford, Pied-land Trust Company will send ‘rom the sale going into the Harold Z mmerman, Sr. S.|
sleigh) ) mont Underwriters, Inc., of/checks amounting to approx-|-lub treasury to further the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaston Barbara Street, was taken to|
Hey, John! Where are you |Greer, South Carolina, statelimately $90,000 t o 1060 5and. Prom peanuts are the ?f 389 N. Barbara Street, a St. Joseph's hospital by dri-|
going? agent for the Mount Joy Mu-|customers and the Union Na-|:helled, unroasted peanuts, daughter, Friday, at Lancas- vers Ray Myers and Frank]
We are going to Donegal, tual Insurance company, is ‘ional Bank will mail checks|which are made into home. ©¢ General Hospital. ! /
Where they eat potatoes, spending several days inamounting to approximately roasted nuts Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moh-|{Hoffmaster as nurse. Friday|
skin and all, town. : /$88,000 to 906 customers. | As another fund-raiser ‘er, Milwaukee, Wisconsn, a Mrs. Merle Baltoser, Florin,|
They are going to have a | ay i members are solling | desk Javehter, Friday, af Misera- Was taken to St. Joseph s|
jubilee, ® > .ordia hospital, Milwaukee hospital by drivers John
If you don’t believe it go | B ld N P. o [ t Ible a dog with a pen for his MS. Mohler is the former Divers and Robert Hoffmast-
and see. uiias ew ar ing 0 ail. Edgar Appley, pres'dent Tary Starr, daughter of Mrs, |€T
: vas in charge of the meeting. scar Starr, N. Barbara St. | sbsibnniie Ey csuuimen
At Maytown, in the Citizea’s| Construction is underway the Stauffertown to Master- : Bee Mr. an d Mrs. Richard PICTURES TAKEN
Band Hall, |for a mew parking lot owned sonville road. Mr. Spiltler|, Tas? Schatz, Mount Joy
3 | t . : : os 5 OO0OL SRUPTE 4 4 . : :
Saturday, Evening, Febru-|py Hess’ Food Store along Will use it as his office. CHOOL DISRUPTED laughter, Wednesday, at the pictures will be taken at
|
sets; . novelties which resem
School was disrupted tem
will consist of comedies, far- tween Main and the first al-include space for the park-\, 5 0— 00 o the Fool
ces, a minstrel troop, Negroley. An office building form- ng of 23 autos. The lot willl oan to Tock io ne roof 56 West Main Street, a son, group pictures of classes, or-
solos and choruses, recita-lerly used as the Texaco of-be used by customers IM ihe olassroori: oT ee OF Lancaster Gen- ganizations and activities,
tions, solos, vocal and instru- fice was removed from the Hess’ Store. Plans have A0Y oorms Tocatod iA ; 2 ates ral hospital. = Bee
mental quartetts, duets and plot and a portion of the lar- been completed to date for| = ' 1¢ Newer, nr. and Mrs. Amos D.RECEIPTS LISTED
Thursray, at
Thursday, Nov. 13.
10:30 service
commander.
Letters In The Editor's Mail Box
November 4, 1958
Nov. 3,
I think the children
and
1958
1 A . - : I 4 :
|Good, Jr. with Mrs. Robert |p, Whom It May Concern: Dear Publisher of the Bulletin,
For many many months we have been patient about
‘een-agers of this community ¢j,. repairing of Donegal Sprigs oad after it was cut up
|should be congratulated
| heir splendid behavior
inast Hallowe'en. 1 did
leven have any soap on
lwindows this year and
sure there are many
[Not that we would
ill. There may have
little.
| Of course, we should
nortion of the se are 5 Casini ; | i i
chool, are Hershey, 43 Springville road,| Parking meter receipts for|forget the parents. I do be-
this
have
ary 24, 1894. The exercises|South Barbara Street be-| Parking lot facilities willl Joyo" nrona Feo loca] Lancaster General hospital. {Donegal high school. These minded a little soap. I didn’t oq out to the borough officials but still very little has
: Bi Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zink, pictures will include all|near of any destruction
been
some, but, if so, it was very
for
not
my
for putting in the new sewers
But, instead of being
worse and worse until this fall it is
repaired, the street becomes
almost unbearable.
I'm We realize that to have the sewers we must be pa-
others tient and put up with
R2, a] Next Tuesday vearbook|-vho can say the same thing./it seems that something should be done.
These holes and bumps in the street have been point-
al been done to fix them.
not|/could be done.
streets and it seems that
inconveniences but after 2 years
Donegal Springs Road is one of the most traveled
after all this time something
We wonder if in the Bulletin you can't write an item
music by the L. L. A. orch-/ger building used as storage/the new use of the storage, 3
V { S 5 10use bv . ‘ p i" . . . .
oused by third and fourth." "Gt par 22 at Lancas- the month totaled $649.44 it[ieve they deserve a lot of and point out the bad “situation which has gone so long
{~redit too. After all, if there uncorrected. '
estra. {for the company was alsobuilding located on the cor-|,. 5 .. : chara st
Some of the plays are as|removed. pany ner of the lot. These plans Sager. Lil > Spoor er General Hospital. {was announced.
follows: Midn'ght Colic, Cu-| Tne office building was/Will be developed Pn thelr alo deny Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.| pares Br
pid’s Capers, Negro School, transported northward on spring. ditorium “fof study Gibble, Mount Joy R1, aMARRIAGE LICENSES
Unhappy Pair, Handy Andy, North Barbara Street to the] Sam Balsbaugh said this slidy. Lancaster, Ira B. Wenger, Arlington,
Dining Under Difficulties. Guy Sp'ttler Used Car Lot week that plans call for ex-| — — —— Seneral hospital.
Exercises begin at 7:30. “eyond the beacon light on/‘ensive planting of flowers, If family doctor can not
son, Saturday, at
Mr. and |
oni, Mount Joy Rl, 8 QOUEN: ersten mmm
Admission, 15c. Reserved and shrubbery around the he contacted for emercency.
gl “Iter, Saturday, at St. Joseph's
Seats, 20c. former storage building and ,} sician o
y : n call
I. N. Hershey linclement, the entertainment:n a triangle island at the y hospital. To Report New
H. ... Nssley |will be held the following ontrance of the lot. Cars will Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hess, 2
Teachers of Breneman’s Saturday evening. lenter on Barbara street and {201 West Main St. a daugh-| Families Call
and Joint schools; Geo. W. Nauman, Print |exit by way of Sasafrass al-| ’ |ter, Tuesday, at Lancaster| OL .
Should the weather prove Elizabethtown, Pa. ley. Dr. Thomas O Connor General hospital. 3.9954
had been damage, the
par
nts would have been blamed
{1long with the children. Per-
Virgin‘a, an d Helen R.|[haps if we congratulate es
Mrs. Frank Mor-|Strickler, New Haven Street. |
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[next year too.
It was a pleasure to
necially the children of the :
community, we will have a/® Publisher's Reply
{very pleasant Hallowe'en Dear Sir,
Donegal Springs Road Resident
(Name withheld by request)
ledge of the Borough, outside)
1 agree entirely with your
Thank you for your letter message and believe thot you
give/concerning the condition
treats to such well-behaved Donegal Springs Road.
children and teen-agers.
Mrs. Carl D. Peifer
Because I too live on Don- street,
‘egal Springs Road (at
of have a justifiable complaint.
|As a ferquent driver on that
I agree that “some-
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