and there are two atten-fous drum and bugle corps]for some new boys fo try for Plan Big Dairy Show 10—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.., Thursday, October 1, 1053 Py queen Hi-School ldents The Jr. Chamber of |which were present, the teams. Commerce will count these] Thursday afternoon, an as- “The News Magazine of the At Chicago Oct. 10- 17 (votes. Cash awards and was held at which the Screen”, which has been a reg- | program for ed entries trom | was the Chicago—Early the continent's leading brevity | ular assembly [last couple of years, J] will be presented to the Queen and her attendents. RICHARD OLDWELER Corner band played. The different cap-, . tains of the different spi ¢ STAUFFERTOWN, at Stauffer’s Quarry BvS A S On Friday, Oct. 2, the Stud- ANS OLA erent Sports gave, her assembly of the week. It|of purebred dairy cattle indi- . The kid i "i ; . 3 tial lent Council is sponsoring the [speeches and encouraged stud-|ghowed the different happenings | sate a huge showing of all the | General Motor Overhauling : Kids al Mount Joy High fest dance of the year. is to|ents to come out for them. Also | in the news and really opened | proeds at the first International | o School are really pretty excited be informal and is Ci ko “The |gpeeches were given concerning | one's eyes to a lot of things. It| Dairy Show, scheduled to open | SPECIALIZING IN about the Miss Pennsylvania of Fall Frolic’ I'm sure this cheer leading, and the school | is through these assemblys that are Oct. 10 for an 8-day run «14 [ZENG Viount Joy High School contest, dance will be a great success pewspaper “Hi Crier.” Thrujwe realize the importanre of { through Oct. 17. YEH whic h is sponsored by the Jr and Shiorey by everybody who {hese different speeches, in| the things going on around us. It will be held in the spacious an ( Negro: of Commerce, The ven 5 some different way or other, recently air-conditioned Inter- candidates ‘Which are hominat I'he main event this last week [the captains stressed the impor-| pg. OWN CHURCH TO HEAR |national Amphitheatre, one of » ed by help respective classes, for the band, was the parade tance of good sportsmanship | DR. W. W. PETERS the country’s largest and finest | 9 Fiends, y ean of : peti- Wednesday night at Ephrata. It and Blo of winning your posi- Dr. W. W. Peters, who is | exhibition buildings which is in, may & run : $0 Sei. really quite a with (tion on te tearm on a Compe teaching psychology and social- also the home of the world-tam- votes ) mus J 2 i } © 3 Ir c ares {tiv é Jas & y [ My A : nt ts Phone Mount Joy 3-4845 les. ut it mus ye under- bands coming from all areas to [tive basis was also mention ogy at Elizabethtown college, | ed International Live Stock Ex- ood that the students are only show off their marching skill. [ed that because of the loss of | ia | ’ oo ; | will be the guest preacher this position. {to sign once. The candidate with|A different kind of marching {many of the players thru grad- | : . . " . coming Sunday morning at The first entries, reported by the most votes is then chosen!was showed off by the numer-'uation, that there was a need! : | 10:30 in the Washington Street the management, came from - = Church of the Brethren, Eliza- the Atlantic and Pacific coasts bethtown. Dr. Peters recently and from Canada to compete returned to the United States for for continental honors of the after three years as director of | [year and the $5000 in cash Brethren Service in Austria. prizes that are offered in the He is a former dean of the competitions for six breeds — school of education, Manchest- | Ayshires, Brown Swiss, Guern- er college, Indiana; a former geys, Holsteins, Jerseys, and president of McPherson college. | Milking Shorthorns. Kansas; and also taught for 8 | Officials of the show years in the school of education an entry of over 2000 at the University of Illinois. There will also be classes At the evening service at 7:30 | 4-H and F.F.A. members to ex- the Rev. George W. Lewis Jr. | hibit animals of their own rais- Turkish Towels will present the work and pro-|ing in all the breeds. i gram of the Pennsylvania Tem- perance League. Tots’ Flannelette Sleepers gic Button front. Drop seat with elastic. Pastels. Sizes 2-6, predict head. for Slightly imperfect, fluffy, absorbent towels. Large 22x44 | DRIVES TRUCK WITH BROKEN ANKLE A Mount Joy R2 truck driver, inch bath size. As- | i sorted smart colors. | TO DEDICATE BUILDINGS fractured his left ankle while AT MILLERSVILLE tying cartons on his truck in Millersville State Teachers Philadelphia last Thursday. college will celebrate its 18th| ye 1eft Philadelphia and annual Homecoming Day on|grove as far as Lancaster, at Saturday, according to an an-|james and Lime streets. before nouncement sent 7,200 grad- uates by Dr.’ D. L. Biemsderfer, president of the college. The date, earliest in the col- lege’s history for a fall reunion he was halted by the pain of his injured ankle. J An intern from the General Hospital splinted his feet in the the truck. He was then = Values than point the way fo Savings, cab of taken to the hospital for furth- Dresser Sets ho was chosen as dedication day Three piece sets . . . mirror, $ 9% for new buildings. Among the |er treatment and was later dis- : : brush and comb. ed i buildings to be dedicated are] charged. : styles, lovely colors. Lyte auditorium, Roddy hall, Mr. Keener is convalescing . -_ x Lyle hall and the dining hall. |at home. x Dedicatory services are to be- - nA in Ser at 10:30 a. m. in the Lyte Audi-} When in need of Printing. (any. torium. thing) kindly remember the Bulletin 60 Gauge" 5 Denier, NYLONS 10% a 5 Wool Cardigen Women's Flannelette Full fashioned, all nylon. Picot edge 0 100° eaters Gowns top. Reinforced asl, Many 1 97 V-neck or Peter Pan 1 G6 French heel. Sizes . c oliar. Paste . 9 to II. Sizes 34 1o 40. Sa ls. Sizes 2 ie per annum current dividend rate on Insured Savings and Investment Certificates Men's Cot i re Aluminumwers in ) i.) a LY iTS HIRT Shining 22 gauge aluminum. Tea ket- 4 , . 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MANHEIM'S GREATEST 2-DAY SALES EVENT Harvest Festival FRIDAY and SATURDAY—OCTOBER 9th and 10th SEE THIS PAPER NEXT WEEK FOR FULL DETAILS ON THIS GREAT MANHEIM COMMUNITY SALE | | | 36 Manheim Merchants Co- operating In A 2-Day Sale $5000 IN PRIZE ut LS I a AA ~~ p - - Ih D——— ——~ ET —~ ha i lt Sh me i sb pipe min {and Builders | each had a good night. [led 209-190-201 for an even 600. Mt. Joy Wins, Loses As Soccer ‘Season Opens Mount Joy high school's soc« cer team got a flying Start in their league competition as they defeated East Hempfield last Friday by a score of 1-0. The winning goal was kicked by Charley Zeller in the third period. Hempfield was the runner-up for the crown in 1952, when the Mount Joy Rams were the champions. In a soccer game played on the Manor field on Tuesday, the locals were defeated by their old rivals in a battle which ended in a score of 1-0. The game was the first defeat for the Manor booters. A goal by Al Habecker in the first quarter proved to be the deciding fac- tor. Mount Joy Pos. Manor Ashenfelter OL Erisman Zeller 1L Murry Newcomer CF A. Habecker Beaston IR Hertz Nauman OR Gunzenhauser Milligan LH Smith Weber CH Hoover Snavely RH Herr Hollinger LF Kreider Klugh RF Baker Metzler G Bertzfield Score by periods: MOUNT JOY .. 0 ‘0 0° 0—0 MANOR +1 0.0 0-1 Scoring: Manor — Habecker. Dp. B. Substitutions; Mount Joy Zerphey, P. Nissley, Tome, Nissley, C. Groff, Schofield, Groff, Fish. and Benner. Manor—S. Habecker. Officials—Horst and Crider. GC en ee Girls Hockey Team Drops 2-1 Game To Elizabethtown The Mount Joy g ho - team suffered defeat Tues as they were downed by Eis bethtown in a hard fought bat- tle by a score of 2 - 1. All the scoring took place in the sec- ond half. The game was played on the Mount Joy field. Elizabethtown Pos. Mt. Joy Heisey LW Rutt Fisher LI Schroll Hoover CF Brooks Good RI Markley Copenhaven RW Stephens Risser LH Lane Peiffer CH . Garber Fetter RH Detwiler Meinhardt LB Kaylor Fitzwater RB Zink Freekman G Raffensberger Score by periods: ELIZABETHTOWN ... 0 2-2 MOUNT JOY . 0 1-1 Scoring: Elizabethtown — Hoover, Good. Mount Joy — Garber. Substitutions: Elizabethtown aw. Mount Joy — Zimmer- man, Schneider. Mount Joy Girl On Millersville Hockey Team The girls’ hockey team at | Millersville State Teachers College will officially open the season with their first game on Wednesday, Oct. 7, when the girls will travel to Shippens- burg State Teachers college to play the team from that school, Bonnie Bigler, of Mount Joy, is one of the halfbacks on the | Millersville team. Other girls from this area who will be playing are Arlene Hubley, of Silver Spring, Dot Grubb and Joanne Wanamaker, both of Elizabethtown BOWLING Week of Sept. 24 The Grocers’ retained first by taking 2!5 points from the Boxmen while the Beer Barrel's remain tied for second place, Jay Meckley and Bob Hurst Jay rol. Bob posted a 219 single. Standings to date Grocers . . 1514 814 Beer Barrels ..... 14 10 Builders ..! - 14 10 Boxmen ...%.. 122 113, | Rutts 12 12 Jewelers . 11, bis Contractors . 11 bis Mechanics . 0 18 High Triple—J. Meckley 600, Hardish 561, Neiss 558. Singles High—R. Hurst 219, Meckley 208, Greiner 208, lS a — I tna
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