PABE 2 y ] J y The Mount Joy ULLELIT MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Published Weekly on Thursdays Except Fourth of July Week and Christmas Week (50 Issues Per Year) 11 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County. Richard A. Rainbolt Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate - $2.50 per year by mail. Advertising Rates upon request. Entcred as the post office at Mount Joy, Penna., as sec- ond class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879. Playground Activities In Mid-Summer Form This week the Mount Joy playgound was to have a Pet Show on Thursday Nite. Prizes and points were given to the winner. On Wednesday of the same week a show was held at the ground. Friday afternoon the play- ground will be going to Sico Park for a watermelon party. Tournaments for the week will be Croquet, Checkers, & Badminton. Last week there was a stuffed animal show. Winners were: Largest, Doug Estock, Barb Conner, Kirby Gantz; Smallest, Dawn Heisey, San- dy Stahl, Karen Schwartz; Funniest, Beth Gibble, Shar- on Zimmerman, Carol Zim- merman; Most unusual, Bec- ky Shoemaker, Martin Heis- ey, Donald Schwartz; Pret- tiest, Barb Mackinson, Deb- bie Roberts, Marion Conner; Ugliest, Beverly Martin, Bob Gassman, Don Martin. Results of last week's tour- naments were: Horseshoes, Dawn Heisey, Nadine Grove, Becky Shoemaker; Noc Hock- ey, Don Martin, Don Bleech- er, Howard Mott; Badminton Dawn Heisey, Carol Zimmer- man, Debbie Sager; Teather Ball, Scott Gemberling, Dawn Heisey, Philip Wade; Quoits, Ken Weber, John Eyer, Pete Eyer, Point leaders are: Begin- ners - Kathy Mateer & Don- ald Martin; Intermediates - Dawn Heisey and Scott Gem- berling; Seniors, Terrie Gem- berling and Bill Stohler. Awards’ night at Mount Joy playground will be on Wednesday night, Aug. 7, from 6 to 8. Trophies, Loving Cups, Badges, and Music Awards will be given to the winners. afternoon Hobby play- Florin Next week checkers and badminton tournaments will be played. Mardi Gras Day will be held on Tuesday mor- ning. A candy scramble will be held on Wednesday morn- ing and a balloon bust will be held Friday morning. The point leaders are: Be- ginners, Sallie Rehm and Ca- leb Hess; Intermediates, Ka- thy Hean and Bobby Law- rence, Seniors, Nancy Rolfe ELECTRICIANS TO MEET The Electrical Association of Lancaster county will hold its Annual meeting-picnic on Thursday, August 8 at the Stone Barn Picnic Grove, ' two miles west of Millers- ville. The expected attend- ance is 200 members and guests who will enjoy food, sporfs, games, prizes and good fellowship during the afternoon and evening. Mem bership in the consists primarily of electric al contractors, electrical equipment distributors and electric utility personnel. G. C. Jerry Fox, 618 George St., Lancaster, is president. | | | and Keith Brightbill. The candy guess winners were Stephen Landis, Mike Reheard and Kit Holmes. The intermediate horseshoe winner was Don Musser, The Croquet tournament winners were: Beginners, Dennis Engle, Intermediate, Don Musser; Seniors, Keith Brightbill. The ping pong tournament winners were, Beginners, Jim Farmer; Intermediate, Don Musser; Seniors, Doug Epler. Participants in the talent show were Donna Robinson, Yvonne Robinson, Sallie Rehm, Bobby Lawrence, Cal- eb Hess. Pet show winners were Billy Ober, Nancy Rolf, Cal- eb Hess, John Farmer, Steph- en Robinson, Walter Rolfe, Bobby Lawrence, Charles Engle, Mike Mowrer, Vickie Brown, Mary Jane Robinson, Sallie Rehm, Georgeanne Fitz kee, Donna Flick and Debbie Fitzkee. The winners of the doll & stuffed animal show were: Nancy Rolfe, Mary Jane Rob- inson, Audrey Rosewall, Sal- lie Rehm, Jona Shrum, Susie Rolfs, John Shrum, Jimmie Farmer, Patricia Ebersole, Tim Emenheiser and Flo Gish. Awards night will be held Thursday eening August 8th, from 6 to 8 o'clock. It will be preceded by a Father & Son softball game. Maytown On Monday evening, July 22, a girls’ softball game was played against Marietta on Maytown’s home field. The final score was Marietta 26, Maytown 3. On Friday, a water bal- loon contest was held, Win- ners in the beginner's and Intermediate’s classes were: Laura Cross, Sherry Flick; Connie McNaughtin, Jean Kendig; Sally Flowers, Jessi- ca Shank. Winners in senior’s class were: Push Florin Mail Boxes With the beginning of door- to-door mail service in Florin only a month away, the Flor- in Lions club is renewing its drive to help residents of the area fulfil all requirements. A year ago the clubmen launched a door numbering ® Of This and (From page 1 Florin area residents is sched- uled to begin soon _ . . A new church has come to town — the Full Gospel De- liverance church—on the first floor of the old Methodist Church at Main and Market streets, which. is now the home of the local Masonic lodge . . . As always, travelers from the Mount Joy area have been going hither and yon, even to the two newest states, Hawaii and Alaska, and to Europe. Willis Freed, local accountant, left July 27 for two weeks by jet in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Aument and daughter Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gingrich drove to Anchorage, Alaska, in June to visit | the Aument’s! Lancaster campaign. A chart was com- piled to show what numbers are assigned to what doors. And, at present most hous- es are displaying their num- bers. Some, however, still do not have their numbers. Both numbers and a suit- able mail box or door slot must be at each home before door delivery is to be made. As part of the service they are doing for the community, the Lions are selling num- ers which may be attached to the doors and also mail boxes and mail slots. The Lions will canvas the area again next week to take ord- ers, Ben Staley is chairman of the project. For information concern- ing numbering and boxes, residents may contact either Postmaster Jack Liggins or Jay Snyder. ee By Florin Firemen Host Zone 7 Florin Fire Company men were hosts to the Zone 7 Firemen’s Associa- son Darrell, Rev. and Mrs. C. { tion Friday night at the Flor- E." Ulrich are at present Europe and Carolyn Sloan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sloan, will be going being what soon ... . A number of local people have discovered for them- selves this summer the satis- faction of owning a travel trailer and of “seeing the world” this modern and com- fortable way. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Naugle are perhaps the newest converts to this mode of travel, Others already en- joying it include the Frank Hassingers, the Clyde Niss- leys, the Dr. James Elvins, the Paul Martins Sr., and the editor and his family . . . The Union National bank has begun excavation for a fine new addition to its build- ing an antique shop is due to open in town soon . . . painting up and fixing has been going on all over town all summer . . . a record number of children have had the fun of “sleeping out” in ‘ . Fay oa Association | their yards and porches, he- cause of the warm weather. All in all, it has been a good summer, and one which we will remember with pleasure when the wintry winds begin to blow! in in Hall. Approximately 90 members attended the meet- ing, with the important issue Harrisburg has NOT done for the volunteer Fire Company men. The State legislature, ready to adjourn, has done nothing to aid the firemen. They has asked: 1, to be exonerated from paying tolls. 2 to be reimbursed for tanks, such as oxygen, used on the turnpike. 3. to have flashing red lights on fire equipment and ambulances only; all others to have amber lights. 4. to receive some compen- sations for aid to the state colleges. 5. to legalize Bingo. The firemen will continue to fight for bills. passage of the —p HOME FROM CALIF. Mrs. Mary Fitzkee, South Market St., returned Sunday from a month's visit with her sister in Upland, Calif. —B VISITED HERE Mr, John Sollenberger, of Hagerstown, Md. was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Brenaman on Tuesday. 3 Lois Shank; Mc Mervin Noll, Karen Hoffman, Donna Naughton; Alberta Gutshall, Yvonne Urban. A bubble gum contest was also held on Friday. First place winners were James Shank, Jean Kendig, and Karen Hoffman; Second place Nancy Leninger, Mary Ellen Drace, Yvonne Urban; third place, Danny Kreider, Den- nis Hay, Paula Faus, Gary Heisey. On Wednesday, July 31, a pet show was scheduled, and on Friday, August 2, an all- | day outing is planned at Sico Park. Music There are presently 133 pupils enrolled in the instru- mental music program of the Donegal Union District. 25 of | these pupils are preparing their District Band tryout solos for next year. The re- maining students are either preparing solos, or technical | studies. A trophy will be presented to the boy or girl who makes the most progress during the summer course. The program is still open to new students, Arts & Crafts The beginners at Mt. Joy and Florin made elephant puppets of various colors this week. Intermediates worked on shell jewelry and seniors began working with popsicle sticks. Two new popsicle stick items this year were hot plates and newspaper racks. The special last week was making wooden stretch brace- lets from wooden squares, el- astic and plastje beads. Ine termediates and seniors par- | ticipated in the special ev- ent, | During the last week of playground beginners will | be making clown faces on | paper plates with long bal- | loon noses. Intermediates will finish working with popsicle sticks and seniors will make card- board birds. The arts and crafts show will be held on Wednesday evening at Mount Joy and on Thursday evening at Florin, Felt emblems will be award- ed to the six children at each playground who have the | best display of articles that | were made at the playground | this summer, _—-—N AMP Incorporated Pamcor, Inc. Solderless Terminals Connectors Electronic Devices The regular quarterly combined dividend of 10c¢ per Endorsed Share of Common Stock was declared, payable Sep- tember 3, 1963, to shareholders of record August 2, 1963. C. J. 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