CLASS
You can Buy and Sell, Rent and Hire Profitably
Through the
WANT ADS

"4 OWAYET OY WOIMTAT

FOR SALE
Singer automatic zig-zag
sewing machine, re-possessed.
Pay balance of $64.50 at $6
per mo. Makes buttonholes,
sews on buttons, overcasts,
does fancy stitches, etc. Free
service. Call Lancaster 393-
9629. 35-tfc
TYPEWRITERS, add. mach,
cash reg., check inter-coms,
pafes, files, off. furn,, new &
used. At Roots Sale Tuesday.
“Worth trip” ENGLE, 20
South Market St.. E-town.
37-tfc
16-ft. Fan travel trailer,
sleeps 5, like new. Can be
seen anytime. Frank Germer,
Rear 121 N. Barbara Street,
Mount Joy. 8-2¢
COLLIE PUPPIES For Sale.
Call 653-2331. 8-2p
Two Bamboo Awnings, 10 fi.
wide, 8 ft. long. Call 653-
8402 after 4 p.m. 8-1p

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank everyone
for their cards, flowers
other kindnesses, and espec-
ially Rev. Charles Wolfe for
his concern. The family of
Mrs. Emma Keener.
We wish to thank the many
friends who remembered me

and other kindnesses during
a Philadelphoa
Mrs. John (Helen);

I wish to express my ap-
preciation to my
and many friends
get-well-cards
visits I received during my
stay in the hospital
Mrs. Osborne Nix

HELP WANTED
FEMALE

ees
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Estate of J. Weiser Young,
dec’d., late of the Borough of
Mount Joy, Lancaster Coun-
ty.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay to the
undersigned.
THE LANCASTER
COUNTY NATIONAL

BANK
23 East King Street
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
May, Grove & Stork, Atty’s
49 North Duke St.,
Lancaster, Pa. 6-3¢
NOTICE
The Donegal Union School
District plans to employ two
or more women to do clean-
ing in some of its school
buildings during the school
year. Hours will be three or
more per day after 3:00 p.m.
for five days per week.
Information can be secured
from Mr. Ralph Leed, Head
Custodian, at the high school
building. Phone 653-2711.
Application forms are avail-
able at the school district of-
fice in the high school build-
ing. 7-2¢
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Estate of Edward Gromling,
dec”’d., late of Rapho Town-
ship, Lancaster County, Pa.
Letters of Administration on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, ‘all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement to the undersigned
EDWARD GROMLING, JR.
Mount Joy R2, Pa.
JOSEPH GROMLING,
Mount Joy R1,, Pa. and
LANCASTER COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK,
c/o Mt, Joy Branch, Lancas-
ter County National Bank,
Mount Joy, Pa.
William R. Howard
Attorney 7-3c
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Estate of Herbert E. Reedy,
dec’'d., late of Mount Joy,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement, to the undersigned,
THE LANCASTER COUN-
TY NATIONAL BANK,
Lancaster, Pa.
May, Grove & Stork
Attorneys 7-3¢

Ambitious women wanted,
work for one of the largest
toy party-plan companies.
Yuletide party sales.
ter Mowrer,
and Donald Ney, with Harry
Smith as chaperon.
plant
Com- | search
“ NANTINT TOW
WITH NAVAL RESERVES
Gerald Kirkpatrick, 19,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
E, Kirkpatrick of 820 West
Square St., Florin, is under-
going two weeks active Naval
Reservist training duty as a
seaman recruit at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
Illinois. :
The training includes naval
orientation and history, cus-
toms and etiquette, organiza-
tion and military law, ord-
nance and gunnery, seaman-
ship and basic shipboard rou-
tine, damage control, sentry
duty, military drill, physical
fitness, swimming, first aid
and survival.
Among the academic phas-
es are lectures by Navy chap-
lains and written examina-
tions which must be passed
by each man in order to com-
plete the training satisfact-
orily.
B
On Six-Wks. Trip
Seven boys who graduated
from Donegal high school
this year and are members
of the Witness Oak Chapter
of Future Farmers are tak-
ing a six weeks tour of the
western United States. They
left July 8th. They are Rein-
hold Berg, Jay Bixler, Larry
Brubaker, Carl Ginder, Wal-
Glenn Musser,

They toured a Seed Corn
in Indiana; Purina re-
farms in Missouri;
mission plus bonus. Call col-| Echo Ranch in Kansas which
lect, “Dee” at 768-3157.
consists of 4,000 acres; Carls-
50-10c| had Caverns in New Mexico;

FULL or PART-TIME —| Visited across the border in
Housewives and mothers| Mexico; Grand Canyon of
needed in sales. No experi;{ Arizona, They arrived in
ence need to start. We train. | California July 20, visited
Open territories in Mount| Disneyland and expect to
East
Rtpho,
Gladys M.
Write
Joy,
Twps.
on or call 944-3750, Middle-

Donegal spend
about one week in
: California. The boys met the
Smith, U. O. Box 392, Leban- Manheim: FPA.
group at
one of the laundromats. They

town. 8-6¢ :
are going to the state of
Washington after leaving
California.
REAL ESTATE a
® Limb
ROOMS FOR RENT: By day,
week or month. Joy Tavern,
2 W. Main St., Mount Joy.
(From page 1)
big limb from high on the
11-tfc. | west side of the tree came
crashing down onto the east
FOR SALE OR RENT: Furn-| side of the building, striking
ished Cabin a Sries. Beag. the new passageway between
onaby orced. toy the old part of the historic
les Barnes, Ickesburg, Pa.
Phone 438-2092. 7-2p
APT. FOR RENT: 4 rooms &
church and the new church
education addition.
cleared
The debris was
bath, 2 persons, at 389 North| away Tuesday.
Barbara St., Mount Joy. Call
Even to notice the damage
Lancaster 393-3556. 7-3c now, onc must stand under
APT. FOR RENT:
In ex-| the tree and look closely to
change for part time help on|be sure of the exact spot
dairy farm. Call 898-7507,
where the limb was attached.
8-1c| There is no visible splinter-

LOST
considering the purchase of

ing area as viewed from the
ground.
At the time the limb fell,
church members were
Fox terrier, black, brown &| additional property adjacent
Mount Joy street, Mount Joy.
Answers to name “Tiger”
i white, Sunday in vicinity of|to the historic church site.
As finally settled, the con-
gregation plans to buy what
Call 653-2971 between 4 and amounts to three additional
5 p.m. 8-1c

Florence Starr
Asks $5,000
t
parcels from the
estate.
on which an
house is located just east of
Cameron
The three include the lot
older brick
he parking lot, another and
Florence L. Starr, 122 N.| power brick home next east
Barbara Street, has
County courthouse seeking in 1
filed a : 3
occupied b Grant Miller,
damage suit at the Lancaster and Die y
“L” shaped tract of
and which includes about
excess of $5,000 as a result 31% acres.
of an accident last June at
The acreage is an area
the intersection of Main &| north of the two houses and
Market streets.
The complaint
John B. Van Stone, a driver
for the Falco Products Com:
pany, Philadelphia, was neg-
ligent when his truck struck
her car after running through
a red light. f
east, adjoining the property
states that of H. F. Gieg.
B
® Vote to Change
(From page 1)
Teachers, apparently pre-
er the ‘“double-loaded corri-

Damages represent auto re-| dor” style. One teacher was
pairs,
loss of wages.
B

The Colebrook Lutheran|r
annual Sunday School picnic
will be held on the picnic
“This open-court,
injuries incurred, and|quoted as saying, “If you do
build the
building,
“double-loaded”’
may I change my
oom into that section!”
Schoolmen commented that
construct-
grounds adjoining the church|{on may be all right for a
on Saturday, July 27. There| milder climate.”
will be music by the Malta
band. i
Everyone welcome,

®
Although the board’s think-
ng now is different, it felt
at the time the two element-
PA
ary buildings were construc-
ted that the most space and
the most facility was being
purchased for the dollars be-
ing spent.
Both buildings include
all-purpose rooms.
Although no architectural
drawings have been made, it
is assumed at this time that
the addition at Grandview
will probably extend west-
ward from the present build-
ing.
Presently, the schoolmen
are thinking in terms of six
class rooms, a kindergarten
room and a library (which is
mandated by the state.) A
proposed special education
room was turned down last
Thursday night.
The anticipation is that
the addition will be built and
ready for use in the fall of
1964.
A contract for painting the
Maytown elementary school
was awarded at the Thurs-
day night meeting.
The successful low bidder
was Harold Kling, whose bid
included $670, exterior, and
$108 for the gymnasium.
Three other bids were sub-
mitted.
The board approved a sug-
gestion by the committee for
the employment of a woman
janitor and authorized adver-
tising for a woman to work
from 3 to 6 p.m, at $1.35 per
hour.
It was announced that
three light standards will be
in use at the Marietta ele-
mentary school at a rental of
$4 per month.
New mowing equipment
for the Washington School,
Florin, was purchased for
$432.
It was announced that an
improved bus schedule will
be possible with the addition
of four more buses, bringing
the total to 13.

FOR SALE
IN MOUNT Joy |}
BEAUTIFUL 1-STORY
3-bedroom brick ranch
type home with three
fireplaces, 1% baths,
garage and many other
i fine features.
FOUR NEW THREE-
BEDROOM brick and
i frame ranch homes,
ceramic bath, modern
kitchen with appliances,
i and garage. $14,900
TWO STORY four-bed-
room frame, with mod-
{ ern kitchen, 12 baths,
stoker heat, $12,000
VERY NICE three-bed-
room, 1% - story brick
with attached garage.
This property is in ex-
cellent condition and
located near schools.
INVESTMENT PROP-
ERTY., Four-unit apart-
ment house with excel-
lent return. These apart-
ments are almost never |
vacant. $13,900
NEAR MOUNT JOY
EXTREMELY NICE 2-
bedroom home with at-
tached garage, oil heal,
modern kitchen,
lent location.
excel-
$13,900
MAYTOWN
TWO-STORY three bed-
{ room home, recently re-
modeled, 112 baths,
! modern kitchen, $11,900
COMING SOON
NO DOWN PAYMENT
2-story semi - detached
brick in excellent loca-
tion. For further infor-
matios call
JONESSZINK |
119 South Market i
§ ELizaBETHTOWN
PENNA.
i 367-1159 4

Register this week

PAGE 7
Employed were Miss Dol
ores Vaytko, a graduate of
Slippery Rock State College,
girls’ health and physical
education, and Miss Olive A.
Binner, a Lebanon Valley
College graduate, English
and social studies.
Vacancies still exist in
Grades 1 and 2, Marietta;
Grades 2 and 6, Maytown;
and girls physical education
at the annex and English and
special education, at the high
school.
Another vacancy in the
teaching staff was created
this week by the resignation
of Carlin E. Brightbill, high
school mathematics teacher.
He will join Remington-Rand
as technician connected with
electronic machines.
The ° board established
two policies which cons
cern 12th grade students
whose parents move from
Donegal district; pupils hav-
ing completed elementary
school and high school up to
and including eleventh grade
and who have moved from
the district may return to
grade 12, tuition free, with
transportation to be provided
by the parents to the school
or to the nearest bus stop;
and pupils completing grades
7-11 may return to grade 12
on a tuition basis.
Mrs. Katherine Bennett,
cafeteria supervisor, submit-
ted for approval a list of
companies from whom sup-
plies are purchased,
MOUNT JOY

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2 P.M. AND 8 P.M.
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Adults $1.00—Children 50¢
Reserved Seats 25¢ Additional

THE ONLY BIG CIRCUS
* COMING THIS SEASON

FOR FREE TYPING CLASSES
open to all ages. Children 8 to 10 have preference.
J.M.ENGLE CO.,20 S. Market, E-town