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THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
MEMO * Mount Joy - 1969
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1—Seriously consider the installation of cur
_on West Main street through the Florin ward.
. ‘3,-Contintie improvements of Wood Street, re-
constructing one or two of the sections re-
maining after the 1968 project.
3—Buy and regularly use a borough-owned
street sweeper.
4 Press for completion of the codification of
borough ordinances.
5.—Enlarge the “Music in the Park” project.
6.—Start now to provide more water for our
community,
with any agency w
a project.
cooperating and participating
hich is interested in such
7.—Improve the quality of water supplied by the
municipal water system.
| __Press for improvement on Manheim street
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230 Bypas
age problems in the area of the Little
creek bridge.
, between Mount Joy and the site of the new
y s interchange, including the drain-
Chiques
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Take steps to insure that property within t
3 nis fire plugs located within reason-
able protection ranges.
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10.—Encourage public and/or private capi
launch 2 tourist attraction which will put
Mount Joy “on the map.”
@ Letter to the Editor
Mr. Richard Rainbolt
Editor of Mount Joy
Bulletin
Dar Sir,
Two local men were hu-
miliated last week by un-
called for publicity toward
a misunderstanding of mi-
gratory waterfowl laws. I
refer to the “Sico” duck
shooting incident. They ac-
knowledge an unwitting
violation, andask no ones
pity. They do have reason
to resent the statement:
“Ducks Cost Two Hunters
$750.00 Fine” Practically
classifying threm as common
poachers, instead of respon-
sible members of the com-
munity whose action was en-
tirely in good faith.
I lived along the crekk
all my life. As a boy I sel-
dom saw a duck on the
Chiques, not even during
spring and fall migration.
During the last generation
many private ponds, and
more ambitious -semi-public
efforts have made the mal-
lard duck a yearround resi.
dent in nearly all communi-
ties.
I tried it myself, but to
make the story short and
conclusive, snapper turtles
and coons were hard on the
young ducks, and hunters in
the fall cleaned out the sur-
vivors.
The Sico duck project at
Mount Joy was ‘more
csssful. Under this manage-
ment, and security, the flock
multiplied and fanned out
VOTE
HARRY J. FARMER, Jr.
For TAX COLLECTOR
Of Mount Joy Borough
He will return approx one half of the salary of
Tax Collector to the
(2) two Fire Companies.
Library. and Community Council of Mount Joy
Borough.
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Sunday
Dr. David Schlosser
over the countryside, Many
communities benefitted by
the overfow, Any passer-by
can see that the local area
is over-stocked at present,
probably becoming a nuis-
ance to nearby property
ownlars.
This writer is not critical
of our game laws. Wildlife
needs protection—and some
regulation. Obviously regul-
ation should be supervised
by the proper authorities. I
am not condoning violation.
I do contend that in this case
there are several extenuat-
ing circumstances.
1. There would be few
ducks on Lancaster county
streams without private in-
itiative — maybe none.
2. The Company which
these men represent spends
thousands of dollars on the
duck project, a Community
interest.
3. They are not ‘pot hunters’
but were performing a pub-
lic service. Eliminated the
drakes only.
4. The ducks were donat-
ed to an institution or de-
serving individuals.
Elam Longenecker
R.D. 2, Manheim, Pa.
New Arrivals
Donald and Shirley (BiX-
ler) Abel, 980 Wiast Main St.,
a daughter, Saturday, April
26, at General hospital.
Donald and Shirley (Bix-
ler) Akal, 980 West Main
St., a daughter, Saturday,
April 26, at General hospital
® CHURCH NOTES
(From page 6)
7:30 p.m. Evening Wor-
ship Service.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Bible Study Clas-
ses.
Thursday
7:30 p.m. Senior Chair re-
hearsal.
Donegal Presbyterian Church
Mount Joy
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Gladstone P. Cooley
Sunday
9:00 am. Donegal Morning
Worship Service
10:10 a.m. Donegal Church
School.
5:00 p.m. Communicant’s
Class at Donegal
9:45 a.m. Mount Joy First
Church School
11:00 a.m. Morning Wor-
ship at Mount Joy.
5:00 p.m. Communicant's
Class at Donegal
Monday
7:30 p.m. Donegal Deacons
me2t at Donegal Church.
Wednesday .
7:30 p.m. Sessions meet at
Donegal church. :
Glossbrenner Duited
Methodist Church
Joe Willard Krecker
Sunday
9:30 a.m. Divine Worship
and Christian Instruction.
Children’s Service.
Wednesday
7:00 p.m. Midweek Service
Thursday
8:30 p.m. Senior Choir Re-
hearsal.
Saturday, May 10
6:00 p.m. Church School
Workers’ Banquet.
COMMUNITY ART SHOW
The annual Memorial Day
Art Show for the Mount
Joy community will be held
May 30-31 at the Phillips
Studio. All paintings and
drawings must be in by
Widnesday, May 28. Two
pieces of work will be al-
lowed each entrant. Weath-
er permitting, there will be
a “clothesline” show out-
doors, in addition to th: ex-
hibit indoors.
Subject:
Robert Bowers, Elizabeth-
town, recently complated
his six-week basic Marine
training at Camp LeJeune,
South Carolina. He was the
guest of honor at a dinner
party given by his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. David
Martin and their daughter
Sharon. The family members
attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Bixler, Phillip, and
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Drager, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
win. Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Bixler and Jody, Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph Thome, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bowers,
Theresa , Marilyn, Dale and
David, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Wivell, Joe, Tommy and
Pam, Curvin Martin and
three guests.
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Mrs. Donald Straub and
children, Marjorie, Kristen
and Fred enjoyed the Zembo
Shrine Circus in Harrisburg
along with friends Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Whittemore
more from Landisville.
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Miller was the
purchaser of the home
of Mrs. Loren P. Somers,
426 Donegal Springs Road,
which sold at public auction
on Thursday, April 24. The
selling price was $22,600.
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Martin
The youth group of St.
Luke’s Episcopal church at-
tended an overnight youth
conference last Friday and
Saturday at the Cocoa Inn
in Hershey, Pa. Those par-
ticipating were: Sue Schlos-
ser, Rob Eno, David Brown
and Bill Lenox.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bair
and sons Tim and Tom spent
last Tuesday in New York
City saying “bon voyage"
to Mrs. Bair’s mother, Mrs.
Anna H. Snader ,Ephrata,
We'd put thiz snow blower
away, except that it looks so
pretty with the morning
glories twining over if.
BY NANCY NEWCOMER
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1969
PEOPLE!
before sailing for a 2.month
tour of Europe. They had a
special thrill by getting to
tour the ship before it left
the harbor.
* * *
Mrs. Kenneth Newcomer
and daughters Tammy, Wen-
dy and Bath were among the
many spectators at the Loy-
alty Day parade in Manheim
on Saturday.
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Mrs. Vera Albert and son
Scott spent the weekend in
New York City sightseeing
and attending a play.
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Camping for th: first time
in their new travel trailer,
the Jeff Brian family spent
the week end at Pine Grove
Furnace State Park near
Carlisle.
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Warren Hayman and Bob
Eno traveled to Maryland
over the week end and en-
joyed fishing and camping
on the island of Assat:ague.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fol-
ey just returned from a
one week trip to Nassau
combining business and
pleasure.
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Back from a winter’s stay
in DeLeon Springs, “Fa.
are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur I.
Ezahm, Donegal Springs Rd.
They returned Friday, April
1969
Donegal High School
Baseball Schedule
1, Elizabethtown
6, Manheim Twp.
8, Ephrata
13, Penn Manor
May 15, Manheim Cent.
May 20, Hempfield
Saturday, May 20— Playoff
All games at 4:15 pm.
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