WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1966
PAGE EIGHT ‘HE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Emergency Medical
Calls
Dr. David Schlosser
will be available on
Sunday
and
Memorial Day
Emergency calls only, if
family physician can not
be contacted.
Safe Driving
Awards Given
Safe driving awards, total
ing 13 years of accident free
daily driving, have been pre-
sented to three Mount Joy
postal employees, it was an-
nounced this week by Post-
master Elmer R. Zerphey.
There are:
Russell K. Kuhn, seven
years; Jay M. Mueller Jr.
four years, and J. Roy Eshle-
man, two years.
Other employees
eligible for awards
times in the year.
Certificates and pins were
presented by the postmaster
in the name of the postal ser-
vice and the National Safety
Council. The awards repre-
sent accident-free driving for
the past 12 months.
become
at other
DONEGAL
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Sunday, May 29 —
745 pm. - D. BH. 8S.
Baccalaureate
Rev. Harry Richwine,
speaker.
Thursday, June 2—
Commencement - 8 p.m.
Thursday, June 8—
Last day of school
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Parade
TIME—Form, 1:30
MEMORIAL
Route ----
MAY 28, 1966
DAY
P.M. - Start, 2:00 P.M,
(Rain Date - Monday, May 30
Assemble at Angle and Church streets;
South on Angle to Main street,
East on Main to Barbara street,
North on Barbara to Park Avenue
East on Park Avenue.
Dispersal at SICO park

On Sunday, May 29, patri-
otic organizations will parti-
cipate in church services at
the Mount Joy Presbyterian
church. Groups—Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts, Cubs, Brownies,
V.F.W. and Legionnaires —
will meet at the Fire Hall at
10:30 a.m.
sient ll an
Rain date for the parade
is Monday, May 30.
wn lone
This is the first ‘‘natural®
Memorial Day holiday we
have had in two years. In ’65
the holiday fell on Sunday
Miss Betsy O’Connor, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
W. O'Connor was installed
Sunday afternoon as Honored
Queen of Bethel 15, Interna-
tional Order of Job’s Daugh-
ters.
Impressive services were
held in George Deike audi-
torium at the Masonic Homes
in Elizabethtown.
Among the other
em
New Arrivals
John E. and Kathryn (Wit-
tle) Crider, 121 North Bar-
bara street, a daughter at
St. Joseph’s hospital.
James E. and Bertha (Cos-
satt) Shaffner, 209 Ziegler
street, a son Monday, May 23
at the St. Joseph’s hospital.
Robert and Shirley (Camp-
bell) Dunkelberger, a 7 lbs,
9 oz. daughter, Thursday,
May 19, at Harrisburg hospit-
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- Memorial Day Notes -
and the year before on Satur-
day, giving the day an “awk-
ward” tilt as far as holiday
is concerned. Most people
then celebrated or observed
the day on Monday.
sin ll sn
Entries for the Art Show
will be accepted Thurs-
day afternoon from 3 to
6 p.m. at the old Eshle-
man store.
wiiars ene
Rev. Harry A. Freebairn
will be the speaker for the
Monday military ceremony
at Memorial park.
Queen of Job's Daughters
officers installed were Melis-
sa Brown, Mount Joy, senior
princess; Brenda Jo Gilham,
of Marietta, junior princess;
Sue Longenecker of Eliza-
bethtown, guide, and Linda
Will, Mount Joy, marshall.
Included as appointed offi-
cers are: Harold Reynolds,
first messenger; Rebecca Shoe
maker, second messenger; Al-
ice Kleiner, third messenger;
Beth Gibble, fourth messeng-
er; Barbara Meckley, music-
ian; Donna Robinson, inner
guard, all of Mount Joy, and
Jane McDowell, Bethel flag
bearer, Marietta.

Propose School Tax Hike
The budget and the band
were two priority items at
the May meeting of the Don-
egal School Board, held on
Thursday, May 19, in the D.
H. S. library.
Fiscal considerations
cluded the
of a yearly budget which calls
for expenditures of $1,892,
300,
To meet the locaal respon-
sibility for that figure, the
board sees a 52 mill real es-
tate tax, an increase of five
mills above this year’s levy.
In addition, the tax structure
calls for a $10 head tax and
a 3% % wage tax, both the
same as at present.
Principal item
the increase in teachers’
aries.
Final passage of the budget
and levy of the taxes will
come later However, em-
phasizing the intent of the
board was a decision to pro-
ceed with the printing of tax
forms, thereby expediting
the machinery of tax collec-
tions.
Musical considerations re-
sulted in the hiring of a new
band director and the buying
of new band uniforms for
Donegal high school.
A contract was let to a
New York firm to furnish
complete uniforms at a cost
of approximately $7,500. A
sample uniform, to Donegal
specifications will be made
and submitted for final ap-
proval before the order is
actually placed. Eighty uni-
forms are to be bought.
Glenn N. Leib of Dover,
Pa., was employed as teacher
of instrumental music and di-
leading to
sal-
in- [two years he has taught
tentative adoption [the Eddystone

rector of the band, grades 7
to 12.
He
Chester
completing his masters’
this summer. For the
is a graduate of West
College and will be
work
past
in
high school
and directed the band.
Other business:
-—It was reported that a
summer reading program will
be operated this year for pu-
pils who are reading one year
or lower below grade level.
The six-weeks course will
run from July until Aug. 15.
—Plans are being consider-
ed for improving the drive-
way and parking situation at
Seiler school.
—Two new members of
the board are to be named
prior to July 1, 1966.
—Nine teaching vacancies
for next school year now ex-
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