HE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
PAGE EIGHT
Emergency Medical
Calls
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(From page 1)
Although the Borough Au-
' thority had purchased the
Dr. Thomas Oo Connor big Florin spring several
months ago, necessary con-
will be available on
Sunday
Emergency calls only, if
family physician can not
be contacted.
necting lines and pumping
equipment have not been av-
ailable for furnishing water.
But, as summer has passed
into fall and rains have come
in some quantity and the ex-
pection is that there will be

more seasonal precipitation,
Student Teacher the possible crisis has passed.
. Thus, by good fortune a|
In South Carolina very serious problem has
: been avoided.
Miss Mary Anne Ressler, a But, the possibility that
senior education major at Bob
Jones university, Greenville,
S. C., is doing her studeni|g pm.
During vacations they are
given a maximum of 8 hours
per day and 44 per week.
When young employees are
16 and 17 during school term,
they are permitted to work
28 hours per week and dur-
ing vacation 44. Girls may
not work between the hours
of 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. and dur- |
ing school terms boys may
{not work between 11 p. m.
and 6 a.m.
Some 55 occupations de-
clared hazardous are prohib-
ited. For instance, at ages 16
and 17, operating a motor
vehicle or tractor on any
highway as a paid employee
is prohibited.
Under 18, employment is
not permitted about, in or in
connection with any establish- |
ment where alcoholic Hquors.
are distilled, rectified, com-
pounded, brewed, manufac-
tured, bottled sold or dispens-
ed. Also, ages 18 to 21 are
prohibited from serving or
handling alcoholic beverages
where sold or dispensed.
one might have occurred re-
mains to spur completion of
teaching this semester at the
Alexander Elementary school
in Greenville.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Ressler
of 739 Water Street, Mount
Joy.
There are 58 education ma-
jors from the university do-
ing .their student teaching
this semester. According to
Dr. Walter G." Fremont, dean
of Education, a total of 125
graduating seniors will meet
certification requirements this
year to teach. Their work is
supervised by five university
supervisors and the regular
teachers of the classes in
which they are serving their
“apprenticeship.”

Law Governs
Young Workers
Although 1966 is the year
of the tight labor market and
of more jobs than employees,
youngsters who are willing
to jump into the labor pool
find that they are under cer-
tain restrictions.
Some are very restrictive.
But, all are imposed upon
employers by the Depart-
ment of Labor of the Com-
monwealth.
torion
the Florin water development
project.
It is comfortable to live in
Mount Joy with water avail-
able and to read about the
plight of the city of York,
where the shortage is more
than an emergency. The prob-
lems there are, apparently, a
catastrophe.
And—even too today there
is no real solution. Yet, the
community MUST have wa-
ter. The state has said that
the people are to be furnish-
ed water.
The unfortunate part of
the situation is that the short-
age will stand as a black
mark against continued de-
velopment of the York area.
Big development demands
water— in quantity. The wide
- spread publicity to York's
problems will not go unre-
membered.
Yes, Mount Joy is fortun-
ate that we have passed a
critical hurdle and that. we
should have water in reason-
able quantities for some years
to come.
The only remaining matter
is for the Authority to keep
in mind that this is not the

‘Three Clubs Set
Joint Meeting
Members of three service
clubs in the area will hold a
joint meeting on the evening
of Oct. 4 at Hostetters.
The Mount Joy Lions, the
Florin Lions and the Mount
Joy Rotarians will hold their
annual ‘get-to-gether.” The
| speaker will be the newly-
named president of Elizabeth-
town college.
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14 years of
permitted to
farms or in
Minors under
age may not be
. work except on
domestic service dn private

homes or some few other
special areas. No minor un-
der 18 shall be employed
without an employment cer-
tificate, which is issued by
school authorities.
Age 14 and 15 are restrict-
ed to not more than 4 hours
on school days, 8 hours other
days and 18 hours per week.
Male minors may be employ-
ed at distributing or selling
newspapers other than be-
tween 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. but
other occupants are barred.
Even 14 year newsboys are
limited to between 6 a.m. and

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WEST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1966
+ DONEGAL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
October 1 — SOIaNeO ... ic vivir esvi Away
October 8 — Warwiek- ... cc. ovov viv vans Home
October 15 — Cocalico ..... Away
October 22 — Conestoga Valley (3d Nias Home
Homecoming
October 29 — Columbia : Away
November 5 — Manheim Central a Home
November 19 — Manheim Township ...... Away
— Night Game at 8 pm.
All other games begin at 2 p.m.
DONEGAL BRAVES’ SCHEDULE
October 2 = Elks ............cv&¥ in. vw. BWay
October 9— Presidents ................... Home
Oltober 16 — Hempfield .................. Away
October 23 — Ephrata ............... 0. Home
October 30 -— Bye
November 6 — Elizabethtown ............ Away
All games at 1:30 p.m.
munity as a whole should be
alert and farseeing to locate
and to develop still more
water supplies.
For, without water, we per-
ish, whether it is in the
1960's the 1970’s the 1980's
or beyond.
end of Mount Joy’s water
needs.
As time goes
need even more
on, we will
and more
water for a growing popula-
tion, a growing economy and
growing per capita use.
The Authority and the com-

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