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5 RE NALS The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa., Thursday, October 15, 19537
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J Mr, and Mrs. Lester Brenne- |
man and son Lester, Marietta |
Avenue returned from a two | v
WHEN Irs [week's visit in Daytona Beach, |
MEAT Florida and New Orleans, La
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ressler, |
Mount Joy R2 (Stauffertown), |
STEHMAN' S celebrated their fifty-third wed
Trem Jing today (Thurs- | .
| Isaac K. Ressier, also of Mt
{Joy R2, (Stauffertown will cel. |
{ebrate his fiftieth birthday Sat
[urday, Oct. 17
i The Rev and Mrs. Frank B.|
Firenheiser of the Evangelical 1
| ited Brethren Quiney Home are
ting the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
D. Fmenheiser and family at the
Our close-trimming weighs heavily in your Short Cut | St. Luke's Rectory, South Market; |
favor. Excess bone and fat are trimmed off street
before the meat is weighed—and that gives CHOICE | A Sunday Hey wa hig i
ou more good, edible meat in every pound rectory to celebrate the 62nd wed- |
re buy. And you get all the tenderness . . RIB ROASTS % [ dir nniversory of the Rev. and |
all the juicy goodness . . . you pay for be- | Mrs, I. B. Fmenheiser. Guests at ; An oil painting exhibit depic-'land was purchased from an |the Rapho township with a plan [building where provisions
cause our meats are the top grade QUALI { the inne were Mr. and Mrs, Gor- [ting local scenes as well as early Mennonite settler, Abra |é greed upon with officials of the | could be possible for the needs
TY MEATS — another good reason why 1b c | wood Vandergrift, Philadelbhia, | Paintings of historical interest | ham Erisman in 1798. The buil | township school board that fof the many pupils at both
your meat dollar carries more weight here! son-in-law nd daughter of the | Will highlight the accomplish- | ding then erected was used for|they will use this building {aveas. There are now about 28
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Emenheiser, | ments of this year's work of nearly 100 years. In 1891, a | themselves rather than be ask- [schools of this type in eastern
who were also weekend guests at | Lineaus W. Longenecker during new and larger building was ed to be included in the consol- | Penna. The purpose behind this
Round Steak Trimmed Close 1b Lc | fe rectory: and Mr. and Mrs. the Mount Joy Community Ex. erected. The adjoining school, of schools This meant | school plan is to better meet the
en Emenheiser, Flizabethtown. | hibit. This showing* represents|also erected by the early Men. {that not only would they pay | needs of the oncoming genera-
brother and sister-in-law of the Many hours of brushing and |nonite settlers, was built and | their regular taxes but in addi- | tions in the importance of effec-
B f Le: 1b 590 Pev. I. B. Emenheiser. j dabbling and will include about | completely maintained py these tion, they agreed to maintain {tive Christian instruction.
roun ee ean C Kenneth Drohan, who is em. twenty-five pieces of work. His early Christian people. This|the expenses of conducting this | Also included in the exhibit
ploved at the Brattleboro Re- Work will again be located, as same situation took place in { school This situation is some 5 a arm and. t
treat, Brattleboro, Vt., visited! in the past several years, in the many other settlements such as|what similar to the Mennonite | © © local farm whe ome se
Franks Martin’s Skinless cello pkg 49 over the weekend with his par. | display window of the Sico gar- the Risser’s Mennonite Church, {school at Kraybill's as well ap} Ins, studies painted in art
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drohan. | 2€es in the west building. | and Chiques Church of the; Hernley’s and Sauderton’s { class demonstration work and
Mrs. Drohan and his aunt, Esth- | The picture was taken of a|Brethren. In 1871, all such This Lincoln building was! other favorite local and foreign
By M d P ddi — a e er Stauffer, drove him back to| recent oil painting depicting the | schools were turned over to the used one year and it was dis-! scenes. During the evenings of
ome a e u mg- aus g Vermont, returning to Mt. Joy | Erisman’s Mennonite Church | State. covered that due to the large|,, tan 4 k-
vesterday. = and adjoining Lincoln School | In the year 1950. the Menno-|attendance of pupils a better! = farm show, Mr. Longenec
ar - SALE ————— situated in Rapho Township a-| nite farmers of the Erisman]|efficiency could be achieved by er will be present: At all other
A UCT BIRTHS | long the Manheim Pike, three area purchased the adjoining merging with Hernley's in the times he will have an attend-
fo NABISCO | miles east of Mount Joy. The school building for $4,000 from erection of a new modern school ant.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram S. Kos- | kis oY
: S ar. 95 Columbia renge. L : A ih Letter To Dr. New At the present time the Game | HOME TALENT PROGRAM
Swans pown regular pkg. 38¢ Premium : alteens nounce the birth or eater] egion uxi 1ary ‘ come Commission has no jurisdiction TO BE HELD AT CHIQUES
10¢ Coupon inside each pack Saturday. “October: 10 at the . Explains Deer Permits over County Treasurers. How-1 A home talent program will
CAKE MIXES be 2 25c¢ Lancaster General Hospital. Committees Are oe ine Means Ive ose coter. fe De res Wi
p i Lose 5 i | In reply to an inquiry sent to mined how a situation such as Church of the Brethren un-
CHOICE: WHITE both for 43c Serer ae oy et » the ivan nid Com- you describe can be avoided day, Oct. 18, 7:30 p.m. The
DEVIL'S FOOD + YELLOW Nabisco Ritz en pounds, twelve ounces. Appointed mission, Harrisburg, about the next year. | program is being sponsored by
{ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. War-| Committecs wore. sell for manner in which the anterless Please be assured that we ap-'the Men's Work Organization
SUPPLY. LIMITED Lib Bot | ne. Cedar Lane, announce the} Boing Ses Were i deer permits have been distrib- |preciate your interest in calling of the church. The public is in-
0 Dox C birth of a son, Monday, Oct 12 Un by the new president, Mrs.! tq, the following answer was this subject to our attention. |vited to attend. .
lat the Lancaster General Hos-} ig Dineen ol fe on gid received by Dr. J. N. Newcom- | a rr eee
O F A G AC | Sita. ing 0 e mezican .egion ll er: i
PLENTY F REE P RKIN SP E Mr. Warne has been named) iliary, Post 185. Mrs. Wallace Zer- In establishing anterless deer! 1
Thomas Parkinson Warne IIT, | Fhey uty red menibership seasons, it is the objective of
{and he weighed seven pounds. | a Ms. Lee Ellis, ellis the Game Commission to scien- | AARON G LONGENECKER
ce elt lies veces fo pi Lays Hoffmaster, | {ilcially regulate the deer herd | e
5 » |] sick; Ha. Joan Cooper, eoupons; hy harvesting only such surplus)
Po, Yim. mete Bender, iid deer us may be deve “vices: BUILDING CONTRACTOR
The. reals: sisal of. then i at Drow Poppe Io: sary for the good of the range. | A
Ss = | = oY E RV | C = A R K = T esting aig) fs Rn Por ne Ws Unfortunately, this procedure | MOUNT JOY R.D. 2 PHONE 3-6100 I
; 73] -9 8/ | will be held this evening, 7:30 | or orn py oe ST ih fails lo provide licenses insuffi.
bad DELIVERY of FLORIN ’ PA. ny. pe 4 iY : 5x. Ceol) SEP Yermer, historian; Miss ciently members for all those © ©
| p-m- in the Mount Joy High | Maude Schneider, rehabilitation; persons who may wish to en- |
School. George Morris, presi-| and Mrs. Howard Brown, Mrs. joy this special privilege.
J be in charge of He Burton Bure Bis Mae Tene Although it may be dificult | Millwork =~ Fill = Grading
| Seout Enis lh a for sportsmen to obtain the cov- | :
Jo a I iu eted special licenses because of Lumber - Topsoil a Excavating
| the limited number available,
Le ry Kitchen Cabinets
Here are two points fo remember when you buy a new car! ... at the Legion home Monday cven-|ular two-week male deer seas 23-4
| ing, Oct. 19, 8:15 p. m. The pro-]on should make this sport more
| ceeds from the card party will golattractive to persons desiring enema

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| toward Christmas projects for vet-{to kill a deer. This season, for
| erans. They also discussed a rum-{the first time in many years, in
| mage sale which will be held in]addition to legalizing male deer |
| the near future; the date and place | with two or more points to an |
| to be announced. antler, spike bucks with an an- |
Since the auxiliary decided to]tler, or antlers, measuring three
a new Brownie troop at the [C1
the skull,
| sponsor more inches from the base of
| last month's meting, it was decided are also specified as
the
Scotland Orphanage,
adopted boy of group at the
fo give the new troop $20 toward |legal during that period
the purchase of Brownie pins and The full quota of Anterless!
hats. Deer licenses allocated for eoch |
It was decided that the group|county was delivered to the
| would go to Coatesville Veterans|County Treasurer, who is the |
{ Hospital April 1 to give a ward [only agent authorized by law to!
[ party for patients there. It was an-|issue them. Therefore, the
nounced thai the child welfare] Game Commission has no sur-|
chairman sent Jeffry Hinkle, the|plus at Harrisburg.
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