The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 9, 1953—=2

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: i . te. g safety program in Mt. Joy if | E D T School ale Cols Cr ; er ¢ ard party scheduled
| Give your child the opportunity to overcome this dis- . tomorrow afternoon. At 1:15 | Ade ° the American Legion Auxil-
i tressing habit. The ENURTONE Method has proven success- in Rapho Township Schools and | they will do a program for The Stick U a {fary is for Monday evening,
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Ji | a in thousands of cgses, 14 doesn’t cost you one cent for Basing Kindergart- grades ong six; at 2:30, p ling of E. Donegal Twp. School] Saturday May 2nd In the | April 20th at the Legion Home.
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i Approved by leading physicians. A ade by es Home for the high school Ji or of the E. Donegal Twp. School Vill ge of Landisville on Main |
i and Schaot. Associat oveal I'hese assemblies are under By MAUDE NORMAN | Board will be held Friday even Street, public sale of household
i Se ssociatic ‘eves 0 Jere ies | pe ticle 5 ww bv Fr {
THE ENURTONE CO. ed that there are 56 children the Jira on ot Ries ing, April 10. The budget for Rr l¢ a i o nau ; 1 dD YOUR (21) Id
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WRITE TODAY TO whose parents wish to enter|pean Gable of the Lancaster HE WIND whipped in the open ne a school year will ie HE
208 CARLISLE AVENUE, YORK, PENNA. them in the class. Consequently, | Automobile C Pap : car window on Rose-Ellen's | @1Scussed.
" mv Huts Ys ohile Club. Part of the he . ATTY NEWER TO SPE |
15-2p the kindergarten will be estab- | program will consist of the film flushed cheeks, Teacher vacancies for the ¢l-|/ ATTY. NEWCOMER TO SPEAK A ERE)
ementary and high schools will AT FLORIN LIONS CLUB
“Serves you right, you little fool,”
Clarence CC
she muttered, ‘for taking things for |

—- lished for the children of Mount | of the safety parade and pro- connit Attorney New
be filled. An advisory

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Metzler, Ben Clinger, Charles
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ald Germer, Clair Wagner, Bill
Zimmerman, Tom Kear, Char-
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Then when he announced he was |
coming home, Kate's interest had
revived, but Ross-Ellen remained
confident she was the one he now
cared for.
But why, oh why, did she have to
be so impulsive and greet him as
she had?
Running out to her car as she had
and driving wildly through town |
wasn’t helping any.
i —— = 4 | Joy Borough; non-resi s wi ag ai > "| : od
\ y ough; non residents will gram of last year. granted, but he said he couldn't |tee of Washington School par-|comer will address the Florin
be admitted only if there is navi wait to see me and | ‘ 1
room. Tw ions will b Special Awards 1l the time he |ents will make an annual report/Lions Club when they hold
» TWO Sessions wil he On the last day of school be- «Mintle 325, We WE NE of criticisms i suggestions. their regular meeting at the
| ducted, one in the morning and Vest te cl od a was still in love | of criticisms and suggestions. | : a Ng
| Ld one in the afternoon fore Easter vacation a special Fiction | with Kate.” | The committee is composed of Keystone Diner at 6:30 p. m. on
NE: | . awards assembly was held in ' She had always | Albert Kleiner, Lester Wolge-| Monday. |
MOUNT JOY, PA. elle Mount Joy High School. At this | loved Steve Wilson and had started | i), Robert Eshleman, Aaron| == mm memes |
Ad . . time individual basketball tro-| writing to him when Kate was too A le Richard H. Foltz, Vice Presi- |
Successor to Stehman's Flour Mills Well Drillin lies Tv awarded" busy with her other boy friends to Musser, Earl Rhoads, Mrs. John le Wi arde : P ole Rel: |
pales were BWA Yo nam. bother, Gradually the tone of his Zeller, Mrs. Walter Sloan and“ nt in c1arge o 4 is A
bers of the varsity and junior letters had changed Mrs. Ray Bowers. [tions of Freedoms Foundation, |
Sixth Grades to take trips
The sixth grades of both the
(was in charge of the program.
Pre-School Exams

Maytown and the Washington] Pre-school examinations will
x : a be give » Florin e
Florin Elementary Schools &tven in the Florin and the TRACTOR ror as ume 108
take three trips. The groups ac [Maytown Schools Monday, May |
: 4 | fa y Q + / ot
companied by their teachers|® starting at 9 a. m. All sw |v wy. as hs
Miss Sara Mischlich and Mrs ldents who plan to enter first | Versatile Simplicity handles ower two
Re: It OG Ors M rs. Cli in Sept. 1953 must take | dozen common yard and garden chores
alph Coleman and Mrs. Clar-| ‘ or Be nds kb | easily, efficiently. Patented “Quick
sri: Foliv ; shri [this pre-school examination.
ence Felty, will go to the Shrine Hitch” for less-than-a-minute imple-
The expected enrollment for the

:
SEE = : . bene She was approaching the city's Circus in Harrisburg, Tuesday. ve my | ment change, without tools, Now four
4 y Z < y ; st grade is 72 beg W'S.
ALL NEW MODERN EQUIPMENT win N Auman, Peter Nissjey, Bob outskirts, when as she stopped for | April 14th. [first grade 1s ie beginners | great models for practical, low-cost
Melhorn, Richard Hallgren, Pe- i g : | Assembiy Programs Planned |
a red light the door on her side of April 21. the students will be : . | power on every yard or garden job
| . ter Koder, Charles Rovenolt,| the car opened, a hard vound ob- p Wh 5 R tative) April 10, the Hi-Y Club will | '
. Charles Mayer, Richard Nissley, | ject pressed against her side, a the guogty of Re |present an assembly program to | Let us demonstrate Simplicity on your
| WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE AND THIS 1S A Dick Schneider and Mr. John Yoles grated. Hotere Tastit ra Dao and ill ue [the student body. The program | Sw A why its Amelia's
. - ay ; . i 5 /é over, SIS — i 5 Sle 5-1 ; sist « ‘ alks | biggest garden tractor value!
n i PERSONAL INVITATION FOR YOU TQ@. STOP BUI I DOZING Lichy Rose-Ellen opened her mouth eum and the state library. The will consist of Studer alice on
| ID SPE 1S FOR V RDS : ' Mr. J. Michael Pricio, presi-| put fei turned the i a ny the current issue of “Teen Ac-
AND SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS. ’ | de ¢ y ut a vicious jab turne e in- {teachers and Mrs. Hecht and. . . Aoril 17 the Stevens
; AND Son of the Mt. Joy Junior Sete ig into a gasp. Mrs. Weller will chaperone hell tie 3 ; br 5 | VERSATILE MODELS
Y APO “ i vo: 7 of 3 Trade Sc 71 a |
Amber of Commerce, then SED quiey, gisier, and you, won'y students. Later in the spring, rage Y : FOR 19531

presented a gold basketball to
each of the senior members of
the teams, Peter Koder, Charles
GRADING
MR. EUGENE HELWIG, :

PHONE 3-9791 MANAGER SMOKETOWN., PA. Rovenolt, Gerald Bender, Toby
it oy " Weber, James Lindemuth, Clair
15-tf 0 PHONE LANC. 3-1983 Wagner, Donald Germer, Tom
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Kear, Ben Clinger, Jay Metzler,

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GC. Robert Fry
MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA.
Bill Zimmerman, and Mr. Geo.
Houck, coach.
Representing the Old Timer
Association, Mr. Benjamin
Groff extended life membership
in the association and invita-
tions to the association banquet
to the members of all the boys
on the school’s athletic teams.
He also gave them to Mr. W. I. |
Beahm and the coaches of the]
boy’s athletic teams, Mr. Heaps,

A C WwW k Mr. Houck, Mr. Broske, Mr.
| r oc m Pp re S o r o r Rocks Lichty, and Mr. Day.
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. d Baseball Schedule
: an 1953
April 16. — Marietta, Away |
Trees April 21~E-town, Home |
Excavating and Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
April 23 — E. Hempfield, Away |
April 28 — E. Donegal, Home!
May 5 — Marietta, Home |
May 7 — E-town, Away |
May 12 — E. Hempfield, Home |
May 14 — E. Donegal Away |
Game Time at 4 p. m.
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| in because I needed a car. I'll tell
| wanted excitement — adventure. 1
| ran away from him and you came
{ know your name
| Baby, but I gotta be careful.”
! the trooper’s shout as
get hurt.”
Rose-Ellen had always pictured
bandits, if she thought of them at
all, as weazel-faced or beetling-
browed, flashily dressed. This one
looked like an ordinary citizen.

A voice grated, ‘Move over
sister—fast.”
“Say, you're a slick chick,” he
said.
“Why did you get in my car?"
‘Now, don't tell me you're beau-
tiful but dumb,” he mocked. “I got
you the story of my life later. Say,
you've been erying, ain't ‘cha.
What's the matter? Boy friend give
you the brush-off?"
EAR gave courage—and f{nspira-
tion. “I'm not worrying ahout
him—now,”” she murmured. ‘We
were always quarreling. He wanted
to marry and settle down, but I

Don’t you think I should
on
along.
“Some call me Dan,” he smirked.
“You're so dark and romantic |
looking.” {
Basking in her admiration, he
was alert enough to grasp her hand
as she opened her handbag. |
“Whatcha got in there?”
‘Nothing but powder and lipstick,
and my wallet.
“O.K. It ain't that I don’t trustcha,
“Don’t be silly,” she smiled, busy
with her lip-stick and powder-puff. |
“I'm having too much fun to do such
a thing. Will you take me to a real
night-club and buy me beautiful
clothes like they do in the movies?”
‘You betcha—clothes—all the
money you want!”
She gave me an excited little laugh
and nestled against him, urging,
“Faster—go faster.”
The car leaped ahead. Suddenly |
| Elmer G. Strickler
a siren sounded behind them.
“Dammit,” he swore, “The cops | Elizabethtown, Pa.
and me with no license.”
“But I have mine. Pull over |
and I'll take the wheel. Don’t
worry, we'll only get a ticket.
“No tricks,” he warned. ‘Re-
member, I've got this gat handy.”
Rose-Ellen felt the bandit's tense
body re{ax as the trooper handed
back her license, then tense again
as instead of the expected ticket, a
revolver appearea in his hand. She
gave a gasp of relief, then heard
something
struck her side and darkness des-
cended.
Rose-Ellen held court the next
day with 8teve, her parents and
Kate her admiring audience.
“Thank goodness the bullet just
grazed your side,” her mother ar-
ranged the pillows more comforta-
bly, “and it is high enough that it
won't prevent your wearing a bath- |
ing suit. |
“But you need not have been hurt

at all if you hadn't misunderstood |
when I told Kate I was happy be- |
cause she told me you loved me.” ||
Steve said. I
“Tell us, Rose-Ellen,” Kate asked ||
curiously, “How did you tip that
trooper off?" |
“Oh,’ she answered sieepily, “I,
knew a State Trooper was-‘stationed |
on that side road just before Route
135 on the alert for speeders. When
I was supposed to be fixing my face
I wrote ‘Help, Bandit’ across my |
driver’s license with lip-stick, then
coaxed my would-be boy friend to
speed’ past.”
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operation
education project of
: [band concert.
the groups will take a trip tol SRA ron
Philadelphia.
Prizes Awarded
Chas. Johns and Vonnie Ar-|
nold were awarded first prize|
for their decorated Easter hats| MANHEIM
in the sixth grade of the May-| 63 S. Charlotte St.

Optometrist
town Elementary School. Lou-| rtelephone 5.3376
ise Dupler and Donald White] mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
won second and Helen Felty| Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M.
and Robert Brandt, third prizes. Tues. Fri. Sat.
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M
ELIZABETHTOWN
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24-F
Foundation Awards Presented)
Wednesday, April 1, an honor|
medal and “Freedom Library”|
for teaching program on better]
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