PAGE SIXTEEN
® Your Legislator's
(From page 15)
ge back again‘ to 1938 — in
that year there were approx-
imately 4,000,000 registered
motor vehicles in Pennsyl-
vania, while this year finds
almost 12,000,000 registered
vehicles in the state of Penn-
ylvania. In other words,
since 1938 the number of
automobiles in our state has
increased by 300% while the
number of state policemen
has increased by 44%.
Bear in mind, that these
above figures pertain to traf-
fic problems only. We all
know that crime (organized
and other) in this common-
wealth has increased many
fold since 1938. There is no
doubt in my mind that prior
Legislatures and prior Gov-
ernors have also been dere-
lict in their attention to the
Pennsylvania State Police.
However, prior sins are no
excuse for present sinning.
The Democrat leadership in
the House must bear the full
responsibility fir not increas-
ing the complement of the
state police during the year
1966. I am told by State Po-
lice Headquarters that if
they had receved authoriza-
tion for the additional 300
men on July 1 of last year
that these men, by now,
would have all finished their
training at the Hershey Aca-
demy and be throughout the
Commonwealth providing
additional service and pro-
tection to our 12 million citi-
zens.
Playing “politics” is one
thing but playing politics
with human safety and pro:
tection is quite another. The
state pilice are important to
law enforcement throughout
Pennsylvania, and they must
be given the manpower to
do their job.
® Landisville
(Fom page 13)
Arthur Hackman supervising
principal at Hempfield and
Dr. Harry K. Gerlach, Coun-
ty superintendent of instruc-
tion, joined Dr. Wiest and
Mrs. Rohrer as the next in
line to break ground.
* * w
Hempfield swept to its 5th
Junior high wrestling win
Friday, Jan. 21st, defeating
Penn Manor 41 to 12 on the
Hempfield mats.
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
= Weddings -:-
ROLLASON — HOFFMAN
The wedding of Mrs. Ruth
Hoffman of Mount Joy and
George Rollason of Harris-
burg took place January 15.
Mrs. Rollason, a registered
nurse, is employed by Dr.
Bruce Goodman and her hus-
band is employed fy Thomp-
son Products.
They are now residing at
Colonial Crest, Harrisburg.
CRIDER — TILLMAN
Melissa Ann Tillman and
Terry Lynn Crider were mar-
ried at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
22. in a double ring cere-
mony at the Columbia-Mari-
etta Methodist church. Rev.
E. Alonzo Casselbury, pastor
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Wrightsville Chief of Po-
lice Carl Tillman, and Mrs
Pauline H. Tillman, 368 S.
Third street, Columbia. The
bridegroom is a son of John
E Crider, 121 N. Barbara st.
Mount Joy and Mrs. Edgar
Jones, 101 Essex St., Mariet-
ta.
The couple was attended
by Mr. and Mrs. Norman R.
Tillman, Columbia, brother
and sister-in-law of the bride.
Mr. Tillman gave his
daughter in marriage.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
® Announce Annex
| ler,
Gail Geib, Carol
(From page 1)
Kintz, Brenda Bates, Patricia
Greiner, Toni Leedom, Merle
| Brubaker,
Thomas Derr,
Robert Feeman, David Spick-
Mary Jane Eshleman,
Houseal,
Connie McNaughton, LuAnn
Singer, Jane Stohler,
Eighth grade — Keith Gish,
Dennis Frank, June Kreider,
Roxanne Heisey, Nadine
Grove, Kathy Forry, Mary
Engle, Sandra Pittenturf,
Roxanne Wolgemuth, Alice
Smith, Warren Rupp, Alan
Foster, Ruth Kolp, Brenda
Stoner, Larry Feick, Barry
Foreman, Scott Gemberling,
Dennis Hay, Lynn Hoffman,
Jesse Mooney, Kendace Bor-
ry, Bonnie Hess, Betty Mar-
tin, Evonne Neidigh, Steve
Hess, Duane Riseberg, Norma
Gntshall, Deborah Hocken-
brocht, Barbara Rohrbaugh,
and Becky Shoemaker.
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SAS NS a Sa
of duty? We will!
to find.
Do you get a warm and friendly welcome
the moment you step through the front door?
When you need a loan, do the officers see the
situation from your side of the fence?
Do they put themselves out to do you a favor
. . . perform services that are beyond the call
If you are satisfied with your bank, stay with
it. If you're not, keep us in mind. We're easy
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Member F.D I.C.
REGULAR HOURS
8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday through Friday
5 pm. to 8 p.m. - Friday
: EXTRA DRIVE-IN AND WALK-UP WINDOWS
¢ Daily Until 3:30 p m. — Saturday - 8 a.m. until 11 a.m.
Hf
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man R. Tillman. On their re-
turn from a brief wedding
trip the couple will reside
with the bride's mother.
The bride attended Colum-
bia high school. Her husband,
who attended Donegal high
school is employed at the
Gerberich-Payne Shoe Com-
pany, Elizabethtown.
BPW Holds Dinner Meet
The regular meeting of
the Mount Joy Business and
Professional Women's Club
was held at Hostetter’s Mon-
day, January 24.
Speaker for the meeting
was Mr. Benjamin Weaver,
chairman of the Lancaster
County Commissioners; his
topic was “County Govern-
ment’. He explained that
the county commissioners
are an arm of the state gov-
ernment and that they car-
ry on the work of the state
at the county level. Some of
the important needs of the
Fire Auxiliary
Holds Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of
Mount Joy Fire company
held its monthly meeting in
the fire hall on Jan. 20. The
president was in charge and
25 members attended.
Plans were made to hold a
rummage sale on March 18th
in the fire hall.
New officers were instal-
led. They are: president,
Edith Etsell; first vice pres.,
Betty Myers; 2nd vice pres.,
Kathryn Geltmacher; fin.
rec. secretary, Dorothy Chap-
in; treasurer, Grace Gelt-
macher, corres. sec'y., Thel-
ma Heisey; Chaplain, Lois
Bender,
Committees appointed are:
Ambulance, Josie Arndt,
Bernice Becker, Jean Char-
les, Mary Hank;
Publicity: Josie Arndt, and
Lillian Maxwell.
Social: Betty Taylor, Rose
Taylor, Mary Fitzkee.
Entertainment: Kathryn
Geltmacher, Thelma Grove,
Bernice Becker, Judy Char-
les, Carrie Smith.
Trustees are: Harriet Roe-
buck, Carrie Smith, Helen
Rice.
® Mervin W. Brandt
(From page 3)
He was a member of St.
John’s Episcopal Church and
a past lay reader in the
church. He also was well
{| known as a public speaker.
His wife, the former Paul-
ine M. Witmer, preceded him
in death.
He is survived by a daugh-
ter, Cynthia, wife of Harry
Reynolds, Lancaster; a son,
Naval Lieut. Barry Brandt,
Charleston, S. C.; and three
grandchildren.
It’s your tough break when
a fellow bores you with his.
A hen is the only living
critter that can sit still and
produce dividends.
A good memory test: Try
| to recall the things you were
worrying about last week.
Any man can make a sale.
but it requires a smart man
to make a profit.
JOHNSON
BUS SERVICE
BUSES FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
FLORIN, PA.
Phone 653-0321
county, according to Mr.
Weaver, are a new County
Home and Prison, continued
work on the development of |-
parks and recreation areas
and more Court House space.
Miss . Lucina Eshelman,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
James M. Eshelman, Mount
Joy R2, was honored as Girl
of the Month.
During the business meet-
ing Miss Barbara Meckley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Meckley, Mount Joy was
selected as the Mount Joy B.
P. W. Club’s delegate to the
Youth-power Congress in
Harrisburg on May 6th and
7th. This meeting will be
sponsored by the Pennsylvan-
ia Federation of Business &
Professional Women’s Clubs.
The club’s alternate delegate
will be Miss Betsy O’Connor,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas O’Connor, Mt. Joy.
Several letters were read
by Miss Jean Eberly, Corres-
ponding ecretary, from sen-
ior citizens from Mount Joy
presently in nursing homes,
thanking the club for their
Christmas remembrances.
Mrs. John Booth was chair-
man of this project.
A report on the Christmas
Party held for the children
of the Day Care Center was
given by Mrs. Robert Hoft-
master. Mrs. Gerald Sheetz
was chairman of this party.
Monday’s meeting was in
charge of the Legislation
and By-Laws Committee,
Miss Ruth Eby, Chairman.
Her committee included Mrs.
Edna Guhl, Mrs. Charles
Margraff, Mrs. Lester Rob-
erts, Miss Helen Schule, Mrs.
W. L. Shoop, Dr. Mary Bow-
man and Mrs. Henry Len-
hart.
SIR VALENTINE
CANDIDATES
Seven eighth graders have
been named to be Sir Valen-
tine at Donegal Annex.
They are:
Jeff Mumma, John Parker,
Roy McNece, Wayne Drager, |
Harold McCurdy, Lynn Hofi-
man and Steve Hess. |
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1066
WANT,
REACH QUT MILES
oe TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY @
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT: With option to
buy, 4-room house with bath,
new garage, oil heat, big
yard. Phone 653-1271. 42-1c
FOR RENT: In Mount Joy,
first floor apt., 3 rooms and
bath, excellent downtown lo-
cation. Also very desirable
panelled store or office build-
ing. Jones and Zink, call
Elizabethtown 367-1159.
42-1c
FOR RENT: Attractive 2nd
floor 3-room and bath Apt.
Hot water heat. Call 653-4294
after 4 p.m. 42-2¢
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CARD OF THANKS
——
I want to thank all the
friends and neighbors for re-
membering me with visits
and cards while I was in the
Harrisburg Polyclinic Hos-
pital. Norman G. Strickler
42-1c
In Memoriam
Sant
i
In Memory of my beloved
friend Ce
MRS. “SKIP” CHARLES,
who passed away one year
ago, on January 28, 1965.
Just a token of love and
remembrance for one dear
to me, whom I shall never
forget.
Mrs. Anne Todd
42-1p
——
YOUR HOSPITAL
Nineteen Junior Red Cross
club members of Donegal
Annex, one mother, two-club
sponsors and two friends
toured St. Joseph’s hospital,
Saturday afternoon, January
29.
This is a club of 7th and
8th grade students sponsored
by Mrs. Sadie Brooks.
5 ERENT,
215"
APPLES
STAYMAN
22” RED& GOLDEN DELICIOUS
$1.10 V2-bushel
$1.25 l42-bushel
2%," STAYMAN & RED DELICIOUS 75c V:-bushel
IRISH COBBLERS & KATAHDIN POTATOES
BACHMAN CANDY -
SWEET
NECK PUMPKINS 12 PRICE
CIDER
FRESH EGGS—Jumbo & Large, cracked - 4 doz. $1.00
WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MARKET
a MILE WEST OF FLORIN
PHONE 653-5661
Winter Store Hours 8-6; Except Friday 8-9 Closed Sun.
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ATTENTION!
ALL PAYING NEWSPAPER CUSTOMERS
New Year’s Day at 8:30
were stolen
a.m. thirty-two (32) papers
at our store. Holidays are exceptionally
bad. At one cent per paper profit for Pp 3
the Lancaster
paper, it is hardly a paying proposition. I've tried to
warn everyone but a few people still insist on cheat-
ing and stealing
To the honest people, please don’t be offended if
you see me checking the coin
tumblers after you
leave. A person who has nothing to hide has nothing
to fear. Futhermore,
if T remove your money, I know
exactly what the next person puts in. z
nave threatened to do me bodily harm
to cheating and taking papers,
Several people
3 when exposed
including the mother
of a mature woman who called me on the phone re-
cently and asked
people stealing
if I was
the person that watches
papers. When I replied in the affirma-
tive, she stated that I apprehended her d
: aught
that the next time she came to Mount pe x iy fd
going to punch me right in the nose. If you see me
with my nose all bandgaged up, you’ll know the reas-
on why.
Please pay for your papers. I don’t like bruises.
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KLINE'S STORE, R. F. Kline, Prop.
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