SIX-WEEK'S REPORT
<== Name Honor Roll Pupils
three juniors. Heisey,
two sophomores and five Connie
freshmen made the “All-A”| Minnick,
honor roll at Donegal
{school for the first report] The
it was announced/Kathleen
One senior,
Hoffman, Darlen
Vickie
Sophomores
Brown,
EE
ORE
Ronald|ry Wolgemuth, Phil Longe
Toppin,/necker, Nathaniel Gilchrist
(Donald Drager,
Brightbill, Gray
A Main street businessman/Sharon Morrison,
quoted this, “Where there is/Hess and Pamela
no vision, the people perish.” (Juniors; Debbie Wolgemuth
® © © land Donna Ray, sophomores;
Without naming the man [24 Rebecca Kling, Michael]
we want to say that the CON-proske and Bonnie
versation concerned faith in iréshmen
rade items] the future of Mount Joy. His| : :
faith and that of his coin, Tocre Were 15 seniors,
Reitz,|Linda Nolt, Dale
Joyce Beamenderfer, Barbara
14|Shireman, June Wolgemuth,
pany includes vision and juniors, 23 sophomores and Jeff Hawthorne, Mary Bar-
Teviene 1 nlans for the future |26 freshmen on the “B” hon- clay and Peter Holmes. :
vO . for roll for the same period. The freshmen were: Mich-
: . . The seniors were: Reinholdjael Germer, Doris
iiss ' This particular organiza- Berg Jay Linard, Pamela|Marcene Wilson,
we know which has definite ton Bell, David Byers, Thom-
ideas and a vision for spend-,5 Neckley, Dorcas Becker,
ing money to improve itS\jary Ellen Matthias, Bar-
business and to better serve pag Olson, Marion Mowrer,
its customers. Dennis Fackler, Herbert Nix,
>. vv ..|Ann Barnhart, Judy Kipple.
These people are not afraid|, nq Mary Anne Ressler.
to dream, to have vision and|” Tne juniors were: Ronald
to operate on their faith inlgentz. Patricia Ann Ney,
Mount Joy and its future. Sharon Reese, Judy Stoudt,
. bd 9 . Annette Shetter, Nancy Vog-
And—if that is not enough le, Karen Yingst, Richard
oncerning faith in the fu-
Donegal High Annex List |
ure, let's note here that Li-
ho Craft is in the very be-
ginning of an expansion pPro- piyve eighth graders madeker, Cynthia Forry,
ject, reflecting a forward|the “A1l-A” honor roll at the/Loucks, Marianne Waters,
ook of confidence. Donegal Annex for the first] Twenty-six
0 0 report period. They were made the “B” roll
Presently, a huge moun-geith Brightbill, David|same period:
ain of earth is being stored yjooney, Sharon Bricker,] Douglas
hlong the south side of the|p,yia Longenecker
bresent building. Shortly, a Rathy Zimmerman.
ew wareroom (about Joa Twenty-two 8th graders|ietter, Donna Maxwell, Vir-
pquare feet) will be construc-lmage the “B” honor rollginia Olson, Susan Richards,
— w= == led on what is now a park-¢ the same period:
yun wnswing lot. The earth will be| Linda Eshelman,
peeded to bring the level UDiposs George Berryhill, John|Crider, Co i
Core : ) ’ , ry Funk, David
1PsS jo the ne height of thejr,y" Teresa Drace, Sarah Hostetter, Barry Meckley,
oor of the building. Darlene Hess, Deborah L.[Thomas Safko Timothy Wise.|
Litho Cit . bie grow Solon, Diane Rice, Brenda] Brenda Gillham, Mary Ann
Ang name printing wad it Wallick, Gregory Brian, Roy|Hallgren, Deborah Hess, Sus-
tele $ |Hess, Michael Gratch, Joelan Hess, Alice Kleiner, Nan-
pas faith 3 ihe fniute. Nolt, William Sprecher, Dall-lcy Rolfe, Bonita Shoemaker,
There are iimes. when at las Wolgemuth, Marjorie Au- Kathleen Shoemaker, Carol
: . Y-lrick, Doris Bair, Karen Bric-Stehman.
ne who writes wishes that]
Carty,
Rice, Ellen Wenger,
Hossler, Larry
Michael Simmons, Ann Heis-
ey, Gale Leber, Pat Yungin-
ger, Linda Ginder,
Holby, Linda Ney,
Stoudt, Roy Armold,
Fellenbaum, Caryl
Connie Dussinger,
Mumper, Gary Cupper
Susan Hostetter.
Paul
for 29
mps
ress sans
for
Ginder, Leon
Pie
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Dennis Wolgemuth,|
Roberts,
high|Sandra Sload and Tom Long.
were:
Virginia|
Shearer, Pat Albano, Shelby
Sue Martin was the senior;/Chunko, Sandy Trone, Sher-
Steven
Greiner,
Heisey,
and|Good, Richard Hawthorne, ¢,
Elaine Brown, Cynthia Hos- pulls victory out of a fire oflat 2 o’cloke.
e
The Mount Joy
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BULLETIN
SIXTY-SECOND YEAR, NO. 21
MOUNT JOY, PA.,, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1962
SEVEN CENTS PER COPY
Steven Zuck, Sheryl Haines,
[re 2a Gale Simmons, Geo..Donna Ney, Joyce mane: Donegal Gridders Rap Scouts Talk Civilian Defense Organization Active
Hempfield By 13-7 Score | To BP. W. |
| Donegal
stock
Fisher, Saturday with
Michael Victory over Hempfield in a|
tion is one of two of whichicypper, Esther Heisey, Clay- Kear, Mary Effly, Ruth Mec- gorgeous Alumni Day attrac
Virginia Nix, Karen tion.
The final score was 13 - 7,lcup to the fullest.
Hostetter, but even that fails to tell the|
full story.
f Possibly trading
Shirley sweet fruits
Jeanine covered a week earlier,
Ted Tribe reached the Saturday,
Aurick, Oct. 20 triumph
Cindy|those completely satisfactory
and ways which gives
pride and confidence,
After a scoreless first per-
iod, Donegal rammed home a
. {pair of touchdowgs and then
Phyllis held on to win with style,
(giving out
7th gradersiseore in the final period, 2l-finally plunged over from the
the most as an afterthought of|one.
graciousness.
Fans like the spine-tingling/road, invading Red Lion in a
urth-quarter
stars mon. pons ene, rio S|CO To Hold Annual
Banquet For Employees
More than two score SICOof service will be presented
employees will be recognized to
and honored Friday night,|John J. Heston, Ralph Kise,
Oct. 26 at the company’s 16th Frank C. Machamer, Robert
annual banquet,
high's football|defeat, but two quarters of Local scouting was brought
took a sharp upturn/comfortable margin provides/to the fore when Mimi Ocon-
a rollicking/an opportunity to enjoy thenor, Jane Mumma and Sandy
sensation of superiority. \Gephart, three local Girl
And — because Saturday|Scouts told the Business and
(was only win No. 2 this seas- Professional Women’s Club
on, Donegal fans savored thelat the October meeting, held
at Hostetter’'s banquet hall, a-
bout the Scout Round-up at
Button Bay, Vermont, this
summer,
Mimi Oconnor
pictures of the camp site
and surrounding country,
Jane Mumma explained the
organization of the Round-up
and troop life.
hart related
Although Grove carried
both touchdowns for Done-
gal, success seemed to ride
on a new air of confidence.
On a three-man ball hand-
ling act from the eight, the
first score came midway of
the second quarter. The sec-
ond was only minutes later
as Colin Koser hit Grove
with a beautiful 54-yard pass.
Hempfield was able to do
business only on the running
of Harold Good, who had a
good string of success and
on the
victory dis-|
the
of
in one of
the fans
the different
patrol was required to put on
a demonstration characteriz-|
ing the community life of]
that patrol. One of the pa-|
trols from Lancaster County
'{demonstrated pretzel making)
This week Donegal hits theland another a “ground hog’
day celebration.
The scouts sang two of the
Round-up songs accompanied
: by Jane Mumma on the gui
tar.
with a visitor
rally which/game on Saturday afternoon
was in charge of the pro-
30 which the Business and|
Professional Women’s Club|®
Clayton D. Aument, Jr.|sponsors. Mrs. Ann Fitzkee,|
leader of Troop 30, and her|
which will F. Reno, Robert K. Shank,|were guests of the club.
showed |
Sandy Gep- Joy’s civilian defense organ-
The Girl Scout committee |weatherman cooperates, there front of the door of Trinity allow
Mrs. Gerald Sheetz chairman. jWill be some very big steps Lutheran church.
‘taken within
gram. The table favors were|d2ys on the Main street
made by members of Troop Puilding project.
of
assistant Mrs. Miriam Gibble material to be spread on the were being installed Tuesday
length of Main street whichand pouring was
Mount Joy's Civilian De- A certain amount of equip-mum duty” and to be in reas
fense organization, as prob- ment has been provided and|diness for full action.”
ably all groups across thethose who have responsibili-i The Mount Joy C.D. direes
country, are now on a stand-ties have been given instruc-tor is Mike Pricio, and the
by basis. tion and a certain amount of|assistant director is James
Mayor Frank Walter said practice. |Heilig.
Wednesday that he has been! The Washington, D. C. or-| Among the divisions of or-
in contact with the Lancaster ders issued Wednesday were|ganization are such things as
County CD officials and that'to the effect that all unitsjcommunications, transporta=
the word from Harrisburg isshould “standby for maxi-ltion, police security, ete.
that all units should be]
“standby.”
at mean “arene TO Study School Emergency Plan
for no directions have been Donegal schoolmen haveall building principals, the
given. The order, apparently scheduled a meeting Tuesday district's safety director and
was more of a reminder lo evening to reconsider and to others of the administration.
“be prepared.” map its civilian defense pro- The school board previous-
Mayor Walter said that Mt. gram. ly has given thought and
Supervising Principal Wil- planning to the care and the
children in an
ization within the past few/bur I. Beahm said this week handling of
types of entertainment. Each months has been reactivated that included at the meeting emergency. Tuesday’s session
y and that now all
are staffed and ready.
Much Action On Street Building Job
All Along Length of Construction Area
divisions will be the School Board's will be to update that plan of
jcommittee on Transportation;laction.
in crete is to be used which will
traffic again within
|about three days.
next few Secondly, one of the busii Usually, the new concrete
re-est Main street crossings —istrips must cure for 7 to 10
at Barbara is due to be gays.
First, blacktopping is slat-reopened by the weekend. i: 3
d for next week. { Closed nearly a week now! It is pointed out that the
The plan calls for the first while an important link of quick set material is more
two layers of bituminous|/concrete poured, expensive but its use is justi-
fied in certain areas where
there are traffic problems.
There have been serious
If all goes well and thebara to a point almost
the
is forms
scheduled)
j : Mrs. Robert Keller, ;is now paved from curb to Wednesday and Thursday. | ITE De :
ADS Ns en a wo Sven tox perpen 0 Ae he. clus. preimed CUD. Thal area is from Bar, A special Quick se condrafic difficulies at Barbara
: » } 4h : : i and Main bu e new pave-
e e o 10, 15, 20 and 40 years . off The 20- ins will be|/Miss Mary Suzanne Martin, : : ;
Jariety) § This week—following wn, Mount J oy Police F orce service and for sales. cocercod Lod w. Ri daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | . . . fon, x En
ay night's message from the : Robert F. Schroll, com-ley, M. Lorene Nissley and|R0Y Martin, Marietta RI, *Lions Invite All Kiddies In the meantime, excava-
62 resident is one of those | ed For Halloween pany president, will be in|Julius Roth. and the 40-year|[3¢PIOT at Donegal pigh school tion of the south half of the
— — —— wl] ICS, It would seem that ncreas charge and Lester Mumma, honors to Charles T. Doll and was the girl of the month. Main street eastward from
he topic on everyone's lips vice president, will serve as{John P. Huch. Mary Suzanne was accom- Barbara virtually has been
he center of any conversa. Mount Joy police thister, has added several special
Elion this week concérns the/week were organized to dealjofficers for the season and
resent state of U.S. - U.S.-with Halloweeners who are will be using several addi
.R. relations. |inclined to do property dam-|tional autos for cruising thru
ee © © lage and to cause trouble inthe community.
Many things may be drawn|the community. Following a pattern devel-
om the conversation but] The police department, injoped last season, the cars
e one we like the best ischarge of Mayor Frank Wal-/will be in direct inter-com-
e seeming unanimous think-| munication, making possible
at th
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toastmaster.
The 10-year awards will go
to: Paul E. Blecher, Lester : The financial committee
E. Bowman, Edwin G. Burk. i a Le announced plans for a dance
pres Friday evening, November
hart, John B. Eberly, Merle ;
P. Herr, Walter L. Rosbier Jo college,
J. Clarence Knotwell, 2
ald B. Reddig, Earl K. Sachs ¢ted by Robert P.t McGinley
John D. Schwartz,
panied by her mother, Mrs.
The principal address off, ..
the evening will be made by
16th, at the American Legion
(tickets available from club
members).
The president, Mrs. Keller,
oe Sales awards will be pres-
a
William 20d credit awards by Arthur
To Halloween Party
munity are invited to attend the 1962 Halloween observ-
the Mount Joy Lions’ annuallance.
Halloween observance!
Tuesday evening, Oct. 30.
completed, opening the way
for the beginning of under-
{ground construction — gas,
water, sewer and drainage
facilities.
On the west end of the
project, the New Haven
street crossing continued
closed but one strip of con-
All youngsters of the com-best to change the form of
The theatre party will be-
This year the event will begin at 6:30 o'clock and con-
theatre party, slated for tinue for two hours, featur-
ing a colored, full length
: ; : (Zerphey to: Harold B. Trout Ferg i i .
g of the ‘man on the street.’ fast responses to calls and|H. Strickler and Franklin G.|<€TPREY .oublurged every member to vote] Lions Committee Chairmanmovie. ; i
© oo | : better interception of trouble/Waltman. Norman R. Griffith, William|on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Gerald Sheetz said this week, There will be no judging Grete as 124 through the
Almost without exception Rotarians Hold [|vefore it happens and after] Recognition for 15 years|C- Pugh, John W. Weit, Ed- Ber that the party will replaceiof any kind but treats willl » tho. wil be begun
B regardless of politics — wards. mund Wilson, Richard M. the usual parade through thelbe distributed following the] .=
; ! . : : : oy pss Blauch, Jack Zink, Alfred A . : SE when the first has had at
e American public feels RB M et Chief Mike Good this week , , S h | A d t downtown streets, featuring|show. . rook
i : ‘DuUsiness e : ve Machamer, Edmond G. Clin-2CNOO uairor Sk d ccs tages east a week to cure.
at the president did the has organized the regular Unofficial Meet! r, | masked and costumed singles, B Word this week is that
ght thing and sanctions his] Two new members wereland extra forces for the fin- gan, Edwin Goodhart, George groups and ete. 1962 construction will. ex-
al few days before Halloween
night.
tions. His thinking is in-linducted into the Mount Joy
lined to be T'm glad he fin- Rotary club Tuesday at the
lly had proof enough to dojweekly luncheon meeting at
hat should have been done/Hostetters.
long time ago.” | They were: Rev. Donald
eo |Feick and Floyd Bowden.
We are old enough to re-| The ceremony was in charge
pll something of the feelingot john Booth, Samuel Bals-
1941. No one wanted con-j,,,,0h jnutroduced Reverend
ict. No one wanted trouble pejck and Richard Rainbolt
f any kind. To a man, we presented Bowden.
ranted to live in peace. But,
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B
Boi
Open House
At H.S. Annex
The week of Nov. 11 - 17
can Education Week.
Official appointment of a/C- Kauffman Sr., Charles A.|
new borough supervisor
expected at the November Kenneth
meeting of Rod :
Council, set for Monday nite, Machamer, George R. Webb submitted to
Nov. 5.
At an unofficial “executive
meeting” held Tuesday nightBowen,
of this week, the council re-mote,
has been designed as Ameri-|viewed applications for
Tues-/position left vacant by
day, Nov. 13, has been desig-|resignation last month of Aris
gf Name Submitted
js/Lonkart, William F. Utiley,
G. Ellemberger, The name of Kenneth
Modmnt Joy|Cecil R. Keeley, C.\Barnhart, Maytown, has bee
the Lancaster,
the Frank
land Richard J. Davidson. County Commissioners
Samuel Black, Wi; A. .
o ar Ee ator of the Donegal Union|
Robert E. Livingston, School District. He was rec-|
the/John L. Lott, Martin F. Rup- ommended by the East Don-|
thePert, Ivan R. Wert, Edward|©82! township supervisors.
|K. Brown, Paul Diffenderfer, He will fill the unexpired
rebuilding and the heavy fi-
{nancial
YTions this summer
[nection with the opening !
forthe new Community swim-|structing a new, modern fac-|
appointment as school audit- ing pool, it was 3
‘Alumni Elect
Because of the Main street
Buy Site For
te New Factory
con- Ra
ofl Preliminary plans for con-
tend only to the railroad and
that nothing will be done
this fall or winter to the sec-
tion between the railroad and
the west. edge of the borough
ieved/tory in East Donegal town- Which is just located near
Ca a short distance south|®he west edge of the Mount
of Donegal high school, are{Joy Paper Box company’s
being drawn by the Maytown| Plant. . :
Mfg. company, it was reveal] Concreting will be halted
ed this week. at the east side of the rail-
road and will be brought to
of
in
obligations
: Also at the Tuesday meet- n desig-| : li {term of Stanley Huber, who| The company recently pur-
ere comes a time to put a," fect attendance pinsjnated as School Visitation/thur Zerphey. 2: Richard Linger, Paull ioved fon tie district. Rodney Stoner Clare) ok Dy Sl Be the present grade of the
ay some things, to look a ians/Day. The Donegal high school] Whether or not a choice/Kitner, Mar i Seamma, : 3 racks.
: : : were presented to Rotarians|PYay { + lRay R. Mi Lloyd Shank {Other school auditors are AMr. and Mrs. Robert Shear-|lracks
25 tuation straight in the eye ho have been faithful in/Annex will hold a special was made of a new supervis- ay RK. Myers, Lloy NE Bernard Grissinger and Ar- Rodney Stoner, member of|™ ® Bs
d to make a stand for what; = “G0 t tines [parents’ night program Tues-|or was not revealed. Elmer Shenberger, Edward thar Hai the Donegal high school class|¢T: Mount Joy Rl on a tract
be believe. t a on day, Nov. 13 B—— Wissler, Christian Keller and “Ur Haines. B of '60, has been elected pres- Petontly Fegolled from agri vISIT HERE
® oo o : S 2) Cente. wi ; Marlyn Myers. : : Inion Ultural to industrial. Mrs. Maude Willi for-
4 . Th arents will be asked X ; lident of the Donegal Union = : Mrs. Maude Williams, for
It is our belief that Prog.[o0Y, Inclading Tie orss to he en el Zhe Lencesior Souniy Bau. During the evening a mom- ON STANDARD TIME High School Alun ossocias The site is located along merly from West Donegal
a ent Kennedy expressed the 20% d a OSttier, W Ps Ye their children attended that/tion held a workshop Satur.|cht Of silence will be observ- The schools will open and; the west side of the Mountigireet Mount Joy, and her
Eliot Of Americans. ceive year pins, and to p led in memory of Albert Har-joperate on Eastern Standard He was named Saturday Joy-Marietta pike. granddaughter, Pat Sweikart
{Christ Walter, who received
is ex./congratulations for 33 years
emely proud of his record of selibiuiney.
Ea truck driver, has started|
s 45th year behind the|40TH ANNIVERSARY
heel. Postmaster and Mrs. Elmer
L. Zerphey,
Charlie Derr, who period. During this time the
teacher will
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plans for
during the school year.
north Market following day,
street, observed their
®e © ©
On October 16th he com-
day, on a shortened schedule day, Oct. 20, at the Iris Club)
of about ten minutes for each/in Lancaster.
Secretaries of the Donegal
inform parents Union school district that at-
of grading methods used and|/tend were Mrs. Patricia Eich-
class instruction erly,
The Mrs. Jean Grubb, Mrs. Hazel
| Wednesday, Young, Miss Eunice Herr and
40th/Nov. 14, will be county insti- Mrs. Louise Phipps.
|per, Lois Reno and Edwin/Time on Monday, Oct. 29.
Hoffmaster and three retired) Br
employees will be recogniz- PHOTOGRAPHS
ed, including: Levi W. Hern- Individual
ni
Miss Dorothy Engle,
Julius Roth. {
Bis |
taken on Tuesday, Oct. 30.
afternoon at the first annual],
business meeting, held Alum-
photographs of The group of 76 graduates of]
ley, Edwin G. Burkhart andall students in Donegal higheight classes met in the high|~2Wrence Children’s Under-|
school and the Annex will be/school auditorium.
cluded:
At present, the planning is| of Williamstown, visited on
in the preliminary stages, itigunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Oct. 20, at D. H. S|Was emphasized by Leonard|wjjjjam Baughman and fami-
(Bernstein, president of the|;
Day,
Br
Defeat never comes to any
man until he admits it.
jwear Co., Inc., of New York
The Maytown plant was
0 ¢ounded 17 years ago.
Other officers elected
eted his 44th year with on-\wedding anniversary Thurs-tute with no school for stu- Th i : Richard Showalt rice-
: : he - e program chairman was ar n char owaller, vice
gn Se Se i J dev, Out. 25. dents, |Miss Anne Nolt of Landis- Scouting Is All-OK president; Barbara Stehman,
GT a” Br Bree | il aan vy rer meen? we) FLORIN. NEWS NOTES
. rown, recording secretary;
ee. Barry Trostle, treasurer; ;
To ‘Just a Good Neighbor’| . Ronald Hawthorn Nancy] Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barn- Ann Nace of Landisville vis-
We have said many times, | WW -P C S d HH S Fellenbaum Diane Reese hart of Lancaster, visitedited Mr. and Mrs. Landis
5 t we say it again. No let- o iano oncert atur ay at sdul o James Zuch and William Ear-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter on Hess of Florin during the
br to the editor can be con-
Es The Mount Joy Business & ness and Professional Wom- er, and a member of the Mt.”
8 X gig Siblicetion Un-professional Women’s Clublen’s Club. 18
g : and the Rotary Club of Mt. Miss’ Dorothy E. Schock islal Women’s Club.
B- - Joy will jointly sponsor ala teacher of music at McCas-|
three-star concert in the|key High School in Lancast-|
sent| Donegal high school auditor-|
EPORT CARDS
Report cards were
3S
AS) Phe next report cards will go|y,
ome Wednesday, Dec. 5.
O - As a public service, The
Bulletin lists the following
physician, who may be
reached for emergency ser-
Ba
L9
and Dr. David Schlosser %€rved their 50th wedding
(will preside at two pianos for(@nRniversary last week.
{a full evening of pleasure.|
[Miss Dorothy Schock, sopra-|
|no, will sing.
The couple was entertain-|
ed by members of their fami-
ly at Hostetter’'s Mount Joy.
They have three sons,
Mrs. George
e {teacher in the
ce or by those who are
the Elementary School Band, A retired farmer, Eshle-|
Sunday ;
Dr. John Gates
ber of the Mount Joy Busi-Florists.
Joy Business and Profession-|/
Dr.
{prominent Mount Joy physi-|
Mount Joy and a member of
| All three artists are long-
J.[time favorites in the music|
Broske is a Robert, of Manheim R1; Hen-lworld of this locale.
elementary ry H., of Lancaster R3; and| A special treat will be at
{schools of the Donegal School /C. Raymond, of Cleona, Pa. least two organ-piano num-
nable to contact their (District and an instructor injsix grandsons and a grand-|bers.
family physician: music. She is conductor for|daughter. Tickets are available by
calling any member of B. P.
organist for the Mount Joy man has been employed for|W. or Rotary and will also
Church of God, and a mem-the past four years by Ruhl’slbe available at the door on
the evening of the concert.
David Schlosser,
{the Mount Joy Rotary Club.|#7/% fiel
He is affiliated with the Lan-|#
. (caster General Hospital. PL
the
the
The former was a 1-1 tie, the
latter a 4-0 win for the var- !
lB attended the
The Mount Joy fire
pany auxiliary will have its held
annual Christmas
Tuesday, Dec. 4
ter’
6:30 p.m. All members who played, pri
wish to go must make reser- refreshments served.
vations by Nov. 15, which is
ja gift exchange.
hart, trustees. |Saturday evening. weekend.
Earlier in the day the All np. ..4 Mrs H R. Barn
umni played D. H. 8. varsityl, 4 of Elizabethtown visited
soccer and hockey teams Mr. and Mrs. Paul NEW ARRIVALS
Shetter|
on Sunday afternoon.
. | 3 aos : 3a i | i
ome for the first time this/ium on Saturday, Oct. 27, at| fcian and civic minded citizen| sity. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter/ Simon M. and Delores
ear on Trendey "Oct 23 8 o'clock. i Beals Daniel|f this area, is organist at St.| Following the business visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren|(Webster) Simmons, Donegal
om the Donegal Annex.| Pianists Mrs. George Bros. Eshleman, of Landisville, ob uke’s Episcopal Church in meeting, the Alumni group|Barnhart of Lancaster Sun-SPrings road, a daughter,
Donegal-Hemp-/day evening. born Monday, Oct. 22, at the
d game. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kauff- Lancaster St. Joseph's hospit-
B Iman visited Mr. John Dout-al
AN PARTY rich of Cleona Sunday. Richard and Jeanette (Sch-
com- eaffer) Bowers, 8 Manheim
their annual halloween|St., Friday, Oct. 19, a daugh-
party onparty, Monday evening inter, at Osteopathic hospital.
at Hostet-Klieners Barn. There were| Joseph S. and Elizabeth
small room at/35 in attendance. Games were (Becker) Hollister, Mount Joy
zes awarded and R1, a son, Friday, Oct. 19, at
St. Joseph’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geb-| Arthur J. and Doris E.
regular meeting night of hart and son of Florin, spent (Burris) Eisenhauer, 53 West
auxiliary. There will be the weekend in Philadelphia Donegal St., a daughter, Fri-
with relatives. day, Oct. 19, at Osteopathic
Dorothy Nace and Ruth! hospital.
Florin Girl Scout troop 21
s, in the
Bn