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Friendship Fire
Company Elects
James Schneider, 39 Mount
Joy street, has been named
president of Mount Joy's
Friendship Fire company.
He was elected at the com-
pany's annual organization
meeting, held last week at
the fire hall.
Other officers elected are:
John L. Schroll, first vice
president; Steve Supper], 2nd
vice-president; Elwood Young
recording secretary, and Ray-
mond Knorr, financial secre-
tary-treasurer.
John Myers was
chief. Frank Good Jr., was
elected assistant chief, and
Harvey Stoner, chief engineer
named

Line Parking Lot
At PRR Station
A parking lot improvement
in Mount Joy which will pro-
vide facilities for added mo-
torists has virtually been
completer east of the
Pennsylvania depot on Hen-
ry street.
The lot was newly paved
last week and this week will
be lined to establish definite
parking spaces.
With new lines the lot will
accomodate more than 25
autos in two lines — one a-
long Henry street and the
other immediately south a-
long the bank of the railroad
cut.
Among Those
Feted at Olmsted
On Nov. 26, Miss Betty
Jane Charles, Pinkerton Rd.,
was one of the guests at the
Retirement Ceremonies con-
ducted at the Headquarters
Building, Olmsted AFB, in
Middletown. She was pre-
sented a Certificate of Service
“in recognition of 22 years
of faithful and devoted Fed-
eral Service on the occasion
of retirement’. The Certific-
ate was presented by Major
General Frederic H. Miller,
USAF, Commander, Middle-
town Air Material Area.
She was employed as a
Freight Classification Assist-
ant in the Directorate, Sup-
ply and Transportation Divis-
ion.
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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Boy and Girl

SUSAN HOSTETTER
Susan Hostetter is the
dughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
G. Hostetter, 207 Park ave-
nue. She is a senior in the
college preparatory course atl
Donegal high school.
Her high school activities
include: Tennis 9-10, Library
Assistant 10-11-12, Dramatics
Club 9, Band 9-10-11-12, Or-
chestra 10-11-12, Chorus 11-
12, Little Abner Operetta 11,
Jr. Play 11, Club 21 11.Tri-
M-Society 11-12 (Historian);
Keystone Girls State Repre-
sentative 11, Student Coun-
cil (Vice President) 12, Na-
tional Honor Society 11-12.
She is a member of Grace
E. C. Church of Lancaster
where she is vice-president of
Christian Endeavor and plays
in the church orchestra. She
will enter Millersviltle State
college next fall to prepare
for a career in education.
Tools Are Stolen
Tools valued at between
$50 and $100 have been stol-
en from the headquarters of
the “Elegants ‘Club. police
were informed this = past
weekend.
The clubhouse located in
the rear of the Clarence Grei-
der resident on south Angle
street, was broken into some
time over the weekend.
A rear door had been forc-
ed.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Members of the Friendship
Fire company auxiliary of
Mount Joy will hold their
Christmas party Thursday ev-
ening, Dec. 16, at Hostetter’s.
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of the Month
THEODORE FELLENBAUM
Theodore Fellenbaum is
the son of Dr. and Mrs. Har-
old Fellenbaum, 30 S. Mark-
et street, He is a senior in
the college preparatory
course at Donegal high school
His high school activities
have included:
Tennis 10, Chess Club 9,
Art Club 9, Chorus 9-10-11-12;
County Chorus 11-12, District
Chorus 11-12, Regional Chor-
us 11, Orchestra 10-11, As-
sembly 9-11-12, Army Award
for County Science Fair 11,
Grand champion Donegal Sci-
ence Fair 10, 1st prize Biol-
ogy Donegal Science Fair 11,
Tri-M-Society 11-12 (Presi-
dent), National Honor Socie-
'ty 11-12, Science Club, Lil
Abner 11, Junior Play 11,
Dramatic Club 1], Swing
Choir, Soloist County Chorus
12, Boy's State Representa-
tive (American Legion 11;
President Chorus 12, Student
Council Treasurer 12, Teen
Age Code Committee (Coun-
ty Student Council) 12.
He is a member of Mount
Joy Presbyterian church. He
is a member of the Youth
Fellowship Group, and a
member of the church choir.
He is a member of the
Lancaster Opera Workshop
which produced “Elijah”
and is a member of the act-
ing chorus.
Theodore plans on a car-
eer in opera music after high
school. At the present time
he is planning on attending
Indiana university or East-
man School of Music.
Church To Hold
Candle Service
Hundreds of candles
light the Glossbrenner E.U.B.
Church of Mount Joy on
Christmas eve.
The traditional service will
begin at 11 p. m. and will
conclude with the arrival of
Christmas Day. Each worship-
er will be given a candle to
be lit at the appropriate time
in the service to signify his
part in the distribution of
the light which Christ
brought into the world and
which the darkness
extinguish.
The Christmas
also being presented by
pastor, Rev. Charles Wolfe,
who invites the public to at. | :
tend this service.
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Eighth Graders
Give Assembly
Section 8C at Donegal high
& | school annex had charge of
the assembly program Friday
afternoon, Dec. 3.
Gary English was announc-
er. Sandra Stahl read a poem
Sharon Arnold, Patsy Eshel-
man, Kathy Harsh and Kim
Rice gave an acrobatic act;
Tina Weidman gave a poem;
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1965
glimpse of their newest
grandson, Richard Edward,
five-months-old. The Millers
have twa other children. Mrs.
Miller is the former Sylvia
Nunneville.
CARD PARTY
A card party will be held
at the Maytown Legion Home
on Friday evening, Dec. 17th
at 8 o'clock. Turkeys will be
given to prize winners. It is
sponsored by the Maytown
Ben Thompson, Warren Rupp Civic Association,
David Rosser and Greg Eich-
ler presented a skit; Kathy
Thomas gave a reading; Eddie
Flowers and Gary English
presented a skit, and the
Class will was read by Bill
Wallick as each member of
the class appeared on stage.
The eighth grade chorus
also presented a group of
numbers, directed by Mrs.
RoAnn Lau. Mrs. George
Achorn Jr., is homeroom ad-
visor for the 8C section.
VISIT HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Miller
of Denver, Colo., have re-
turned home after a visit
here with Mr. and Mrs. John
Nuneville, Donegal Springs
Road. They also visited with
their son and his family, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller, of
Lancaster. It was their first

CHRISTMAS MUSICAL
The Junior and Senior
choirs of the Florin Church
of the Brethren wiil give
their annual Christmas mus-
ical Sunday evening, Dec. 19,
at 7:30 p. m. in the church.
The public is invited.
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