The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, April 16, 1953, Image 4

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d=The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 16, 1953
| reported bs the ' Sportsmen
local police
issued summons are (From page 1)
Ray Coulter, Lancaster, Ig |
noring red traffic signal
Herbert B. Weaver Jy Lan

Police Report Three
Auto Violations
Those
Three auto

Fish Contest
violations mere
A Fish contest will be hel
ATTENTION!
‘Motor Cycle Races
Prize Winners Of The |
‘At Reading Sunday
Falmouth Spelling Bee
Tax Cut For E.

There was a full house at Donegal Twp. | Professional motereycle rac
5 ‘G3 ’ xn |lers-——=more than 100 strong will | nd Au xil
fendance at the Spelling Bee re lmove into the Reading Fair- | Firemen : an uXi ary
| held at the Stevens Hill Sehool
caster, ignoring red traflic sig- | this year with the rules similiar along Falmouth Pike It is no longer news when welgrounds this Sunday afternoon. Ane
SIMON P/NISSLEY nal [to last years. There wilil be af po. 0 wok first. that taxes are going up, Purpose of their visit is to
MARY GU Floyd M. Hare, Northumber.| fret second, and third prize of DeLonz. sec I'SY 1 put it is news when we hear|participate in the American
land, Pa. Ignoring red ticket. |g3 00. $2.00. and $1.00 to the Delong, second, Lois 0". oc ave going down. The Motoreyele Association's first
FUNERAL ~~ BY) ye UU ang. Jo he Hiople, third, Claylon \akes are going ' Ht ta .
members of the Association, : ! y 7 Bast Donegal Township school/dirt track races of the year on
When in need of Printing.
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RECTORS
{om hing) kindly remember the Bulletin | 110w ing

Large and Small moutl
Catfish; Wall.eyec
Trout;
Carp;
be at
Store. The judging will
length and
weight will decide.
Also a prize of $2.50 for cacl
of the above species will be giv
VIM—VIGOR: \y TTALITY
FOR BETTER HEALTH rah FREE BOOKLET
LEROY WOLETMUTH |
154 NORTH MARKET STREET, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Ea Better — Sleep Better — Feel Better
15-2¢
be or
teen who enters the largest fisi

on girl need not be
the Association to be
for the Junior prize.
It was decided to set May
eligible
| membership fee to be
| for the fish prizes.
enn A ii
Stimulate your business by adver
nsing in the Bulletin.
MATEER’S

FLORIN, PENNA.
SPECIAL
Ice Cream 99.
to announce
making avail
fine customers
We are hap
that we are n
able fo our ve

A FUIA, LINE OF

Don't let your telephone
become a Spting Cleaning
casualty, |
Followfthese four sug-
gestionsiwhile cleaning
and yout telephone will
“come through” in good
working order.

ELE
wwater-soaked. When
floors, be sure your
1. Don't let the telephone cord ge
washing woodwirk or moppi
telephone is the way.
2. Don't leave a an open window. ATTENTION
Careless closing or a sudden spring shower may
Music Sthdents!
cause damage to the
3. Be sure the telephage algys rests on a firm place. 3
. d [12 weeks use of Musical
4. When papering or cleaning your house, protect { Instrument Yof ybur choice, ac-
your telephone. Make sure it is well covered with cord r string.
a cloth. Teachers on
| sax., mar

impet,
a and piano.
Open Evenings until 9 p. m.
| Except Wednesday 9 to 12 Noon |
David Hess Music Shop.
COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO.
106 N. Market Street
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA
16-4¢
BURN
In The New
Westinghouse
ELECTRIC
RANGE
COME INTO OUR STORE TO-
DAY AND LET US DEMON- g
STRATE THIS WONDERFUL §!
RANGE TO YOU

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE
REGARDLESS OF MAKE - AGE OR CONDITION
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
As Low as $10.00 per Month
GEO. WwW. LEAMAN
208 EAST MAIN STREET

MOUNT JOY, PA. PHONE 3-9351

| Appliance. Store Open Monday and Friday Nights |
| Till 9 p. m. to Serve You | SALUNGA, PENNA.
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(any= sixteen years and over. The
species may be enter-
ed: Brook, Brown and Rainbow that
Bass
THE JY V HEALTH CLUB Pike; Suckers and Pickerel,
The place for entering will
Aument's Sporting Goods
in case of a tie,
en to the boy or girl under six-
during the contest. The boy or
a member of
11 | Wm. Longenecker. First, Mrs.
as the deadline for paying the
eligible

RESTAURANT.
‘Quality Ice Cream |
‘and Dairy Products |
| OIA NUDED
clarinet, |
Class in charge of Mrs. Sadie
Flowers, teacher of Sunnyburn
school.
made news when they the famous Reading half mile
mef last Thursday and decided track.
at least three mills can be] Expert,
Twp. property riders will see
fiscal time trials, six qualifying heats
directors wil Be Held In The
Methodist Episcopal Church
amateur and novice
Second class, Adult, in char- action in the
3 "CRW | sliced from the
go AF ! :
1 £e of C R. Frey of Elizabeth taxes during the coming

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town. First, George DeLong, [vear, Present property assess-land three main events which |}
second, Isaac Eshleman, tl 4 we ia ORIAGARL . n ae vg
Walter He A hitman rd | ment for school purposes is 25 constitute the 10-event card. 4 | SUNDAY, APRIL 19th, 1953
: sey, { mills | The Reading program will SEVEN-THIRTY P. M
Penna. Dutch Class, in charge | The schoolmen were clated/open with time trials at 1 p. m.
of Walter Heisey of Elizabeth lo discover further that if pres- First racing event is scheduled rE TT ETE IS - REE
town. First, Mrs. Lloyd Garman ! ey thelat 2:30 p.m.
second, C. R. Frey, third Daniel ||
Brubaker,
Information
1
ent revenues continue,
downward trend in tax
| will continue in future years to-
Class in charge | :
: (ward the normal 18-mill rate.
a Members of both Fire Company and Auxiliary are asked to
representatives on | meet at the Fire House at seven o'clock and proceed
Maytown Par- | in a body to the Church.

FAS |
erations by
{the Florin and
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, of Vincent O'Connor, Bain i : ents Advisory Committees. 16-1
bridge, First, James Delong, Anticipated receipts for the| The resignations of two teach- 0000000000000
second, Isaac Eshleman, third, | coming year, according to the lers, Mrs. Kathryn K. Alwine | ——— RE eee EE
{tentative budget studied at last ana Matthew M. Meyers, were

MATINEE
J O Y SATURDAYS
THEATRE]
2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa.
SHOWS
EVENINGS
7 and 9:00 P.M
{ SATURDAYS
6-8-10 P. M,
AEST
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - 18
LANA TURNER KIRK DOUGLAS -in-
“THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL”
1ST FEATURE STARTS SATURDAY 5:30 P. M.
Richard Andrews, second, Em-

BIRTHS
A daughter was born to Mr es
and Mrs. Robert G. Hoffmaster. | School
E. Main St., this boro, Tuesday mendations for
Ja: the St. Joseph's Hospital | school operation and mainten- Mt. Joy Legion Home
| A son was born were incorporated into the|2 miles east of Mt. Jof, on Rt. 230
[ Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Rahe, of budget structure making it pos-| (Posey Path)
i45 N. Market St, this boro, at |sible to limit total expenditures) H
to over sino. HAMS-HAMS
je Lancaster General Hospital. | to slig
Steet Mra The
Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends.

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MQNDAY, APRIL 20
LEX B/ ARKER — DOROTLHN HART in-
“Tarzan/s Savage Fary”

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to | ance

school directors

[rues APRIL 21
GERALD -— PEGGIE CASTLE -in
“Invasion U. 8. A.”
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 22 - 23
BRODERICK CRAWFORD — CLAIRE TREVOR -in
“Stop Your Killing Me™
also| 12-guage guns - 32 in. maximum
heard a discussion of school Op- hells if necessary
= REFRESHMENTS
| ELIZABETHTOWN MOOSE | Fueryane Ingited
TO PRESENT
| FLOOR SHOWS Walter S. Ebersole
Every Saturday Night | post No 185
; | . . |
| Two Shows Nightly - - 10.énd 12 O'clock EE
50c COVER CHARGE MEMBERS ONLY |

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