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Thank Offering
(From page i)
nch for Inch and Pound for Pound
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| Mrs. John Matoney tendered
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nefic Has ver Io uce her resignation as chairman ef-
was available to take over. The
| same was voted on, but not ac-
cepted.
There are only eight
members at present: Mrs,
active |
Rob-
Lee Rice, Mrs.
co-chairman;
Burton Shupp,
| Charles Harple,
| Mrs. Frank Germer, John Ma-
| toney, and Mrs. John Matoney,
chairman.
| The total amount to date in
| the
| account is $705.5
A plea is mz: ng to all relatives
of servicemen in Mount Joy and
vicinity to join this committee
and keep it going full
With a few more
people the
S tinue its work as long as it is|
New 140-h.p. Red Ram V-Eight | necessary. There certainly must |
Ye be more than eight people in |
Mt. Joy, Florin and
who care if the servicemen are
kept happy.
JACQUIE MATONEY,
Chairman
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interested
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\ STEHMAN BROTHERS -:- Salunga, Pemna. | Yewdifs Store
d : 16 E. M: oe il Joy
J a - a Open 9 to 9 daily till Christmas |
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WHETHER YOU WANT SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUR
HOME, TO GIVE IT A LIFT FOR HOLIDAY TIME, OR
WHETHER YOU WANT TO CHOOSE FURNITURE . ....
THE BEST GIFT OF ALL, FOR EVERY NAME ON YOUR
LIST, MAY WE SUGGEST YOUR VISIT HERE. JUST COME
IN AND BROWSE TO YOUR HEART'S CONTENT.

Kneehole Desks
« lecorative wn
A useful and

1 Mahogai
Other Suggestions Biot, or Yabo i
Platform Rockers & 59 From 44.50 i
Lounge Chairs : 3
Floor And Bridge Lamps Tc :iiiors i
8.95 to 21.50
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Comfortable chairs in
modern and traditional
styles.
from 3 6. 5 0
Card Tables 5.50 to 6.50
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Hampers 6.50 -7.50- 8.50
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Mirrors 2.39 to 39.50

Occasional Tables 12.95 to 39.95
Hassocks
from a spiendid
styles and
Choose
assortment of
colors. !
4.98 to 21.50
Boudour Chairs 21.95 to 37.50
florals.
From 3.08
Lane Cedar Chests 44.95 to 79.95
Pictures :
scenes ind Vis
Kitchen Step Stools 9.95 to 16.95
Airfoam Pillows 8.75 to 10.95
KEENER’S
FURNITURE — FLOOR COVERINGS
5-31 Marietta Avenue - Phone 3-5601 - MOUNT JOY,
BEGINNING DEC. 12 UNTIL CHRISTMAS
OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9

What-Not Shelves
Corner or wall styles.
From 4. 08
Lovely Table Lamps
Brass or chrome bases.
From 498
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1 It was decided by the majori-
| | ty that the members will con-
tinue their work as long as they
I fective as soon as someone else |
ert Shank, Verlene Harple, Mps. |
Committee |
force. |
committee can con- |
Newtown |
Py Jr, member of the Mt. Joy Bor-#
A | G. Hostetter, member of
| Moffat, Mr.
| ing Co.; and Sgt.
xu | Joy High School. Mr.
| Houck, the
[ spirit throughout the Mt. Joy |i
{ | High
| fitted
| look properly
"THR | The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, December 11, 1950-1

Traffic Safety
(From page 1)

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| Germer, Gerald Bender, Lec 2 AE S$:
| Hess, Joan Braught, Russell] ant
Kuhn, Jim Metzler, Robert | a
Schroll, James Lindemuth, Bill |
| Tyndall, Toby Weber, Ten Wil
liams, Shirley Bernhard, Mary, §
Kopp, Janice Breneman, Jenn gd quar
| nette Breneman, Elinor Lane, | i
| Ruth Oberholtzer, Ralph Ber-|
|e. Bien Bred une |e $3.98 Value; Musical
harles Mayer wen illips
Donald Zerphey, Harold Milli- * POWDER BOX
gan, Irvin Nauman, Virginia % Adds charm to
Brooks, Pat Frantz, Marilyn | dressing
Bernhard, Betty Hostetter, Dor- table . ct a,
| is Melhorn, Patsy Schroll, Jer-|%
| ry Miller, Kitty Wittle, James k
| Shenk, Charles Zeller, Miriam|
| Tyndall, and Mae Zink.

STAG MEN'S
. GIFT SET
* poo | 19)
* CHRISTMAS

In connection with this pro- %
| gram, the Atlantic Refining Co.
| showed two films on safety in|
the assembly on Dee. 4.
Program Dinner
To aequaint- principals and |
driver education teachers from| WRAPPING
other schools as well as civic Paper, ribbon, seals & Nj
| organizations with the program,
a traffic safety education pro-| tags: 10c & 25¢
| gram dinner was held at Hostet- |
Mr. Mof-

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huge, new Three-Way Oven. it has everything ‘to make meal
preparation a joy! ;
And its beautiful new design is breathtaking.
LOOK AT ALL THESE FEATURES!
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TEL-A-COOK LIGHTS
BUILT-IN CONDIMENT SEY
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ELECTRIC MINUTE TIMER
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MOUNT JOY,
NEW AUTOMATIC DEEP-
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NEW HUGE ALL-CALROD®
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Everybody reads newspapers but |

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ters’ on December 3. | 4
| fatt explained to the group there PLUSH BEAR
| Atlanti Refining Co's program 3 pr
| fing prog $3.98 Value!
oi it concerns both youth and 18” Cuddly 18
adults. Those attending were C.|, & durable.
|
| Joy School and Home Associa-| x COTTAGE
| tion; Elmer B. Hoover, CHOCOLATES
[town College; LaRue C. Derr, x
supervising principal of High- | J 10
+ 11B.BOX @e
| er, president of Elizabethtown| 4 Nome
| College; Charles L. Fish, iL Cara No
| Rotary Club’ director of Mt. Joy; | Lr
| Arthur R. Ott, principal of the, = Famous frozen
| visor and grade school principal] ©
{of Mt. Joy; Richard Divet, pres
| Club; Clyde E. Gerberich, mem- 4 Store |
| ber of the Mt. Joy school board; The REXAL i
MOUNT JOY. PA. |
| Mt. Joy Borough school boar: IH
| Paul K. Stehman, proprietor of
of Mount Joy; A. D. Seiler, vertising left on their door step.
member of the Mt. Joy school]
teacher at Mt. Joy High School:
| David M. Risser, driving train-
[High School; Leroy N. Nissley Bi
| principal of Hempfield Joint ¢
|'and also talked on safe driving!
«J. Chunko, president of the Mt. Kitchen Fresh
sor of education at Elizabeth-/
Variety at its best.
| spire High School; A. C. Baugh-!
| gess of Mt. Joy; Ray W. Wiley, * COLOGNE STICK
| Manheim Twp. High School; |* fragrance 1.50
| Charles R. Heaps, patrol super-|
| ident of the Mount Joy Sloan S Pharmacy
| Paul L. Stoner, member of {he Phone 3-3001
{the Atlantic Certified Service NOT everybody reads circular ad-
board; H. K. Schoener, science
i
ling instructor of E. Hempfie 10d
| High School; Frank F. Walters, {
ough school board; John G. Hart u
| education teacher of E,.
Donegal Twp. schools; William ig
D. Cushman, driver education
teacher of Manheim Twp. High
School; J. W. Bingeman, super-
vising principal” of E. Donegal
Twp. Schools; Richard Beaver, §
driving instructor at Elizabeth
town High School: H. C Bur-
gard, supervising principal of i
Manheim Central Union School ¥
J. Edward Charles, schoel di-
rector of E. Donegul Township
Schools; Martin ~~ S. Brown, x
Commander of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars of Mt. Joy; Dean ig
Gable of the Lancaster Auto
Club (AAA); Park E. Neiss
Chief of Police in Mt. Joy Boro:
tobert Eshleman of Manheim 3
Central Union Schools; Curvin
Martin, school director of East
Donegal Twp. Schools: Parisi
Hostetter, member of Mt. Joy
Chamber ' of Commerce; Lester
Boro )
Mount Joy; W. IL, 5
supervising principal of |}
Mt. Joy Borough Schools: Mr,

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When you trim your Christmas
tree will everything be there?
Will your gift shopping have
McFadden, and Mr. © x : iis been finished, or will you still
LeCrone of the Atlantic Refin Ing %
Reese of the have te scurry around doing
Police. fast minute shopping”
‘ Assembly Program You can save time and anx
Group singing of Christmas 8 iety by doing your shopping
carols will be the program for| here where almost every
assembly tomorrow at Mount|! thing you need can be found
George [3 gs one yon * Pe
school music super- § i
will lead the group.
Council of
Beahm,
Pennsylvania State
i
PETER TPE REET ETE
visor, Qur large selection of prized gilts
offer you your best chance of salis-
fying everybody on your Christmas
are proclaiming the Christmas| iy 4 list .... and of still staying well
: within your budget. If you have
any special hard-to-deal-wita prob
lems you ask us. You'll have your
answer in a jiffy.
So, come on down today. No hustle,
no bustle. No traipsing around fighi-
.ing against time. You'll find the seo
lutions to your problems here . . ..
easily, quickly, inexpensively.
Christmas Decorations
Gay Christmas decorations 4
School this week. The
student council put up a tree
the school lobby. Trimmings for |}
this tree were then brought in!
by the student body. The home
cconomics department has also
| made decorations for the vari- I
ous doors, the hall, and some of] of
the rooms. [3
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VELVET COAT
You can feel truly luxurious/y
and elegant if you” have a vel-|¥
vet coat for your new wardrobe. |§
Some of the other eoats are vel-|¥
| vet-lined and many of these are
types so that they can i
dressy for the|{
| feminine clothes with which i SE
Hey can bz worn, a ut ol
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