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FRIDAY -— SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26 - 27
KATHRYN GRAYSON — HOWARD KEEL
“Kiss Me Kate”
MONDAY — TUESDAY, MARCH 1 - 2
STEPHEN McNALLY — ALEXIS SMITH
“Split Second”
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, MARCH 3 - 4
JOAN LESLIE — FORREST TUCKER
“Flight Nurse”
COMING: MARCH 12-13
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Thanks to our patrons for their kind indulgence
while our restaurant was closed for redecorating
COME IN AND SEE US!
You'll find the same warm atmosphere in which
wee have prided ourselves through the years.
BENNETT'S RESTAURANT
45 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY

Under The |
Basket |
The local Rams were defeat. |
ed by East Lampeter 59-50, last |
Saturday evening at McCaskey |
High School before 1700 rabid |
fans. This victory gave Lampet-
er the opportunity to meet Col- |
umbia for the County champion.
ship this Friday evening.
The Rams were off running
as they gained a 5-0 lead when |
Klugh and Metzler “hit” on
field goals, and Zeller caged a
foul. Playing like seasoned vet- |
erans, they maintained a three
point lead at the end of the first
period 18-15. Klugh made five
field goals during this spree.
During the second period, the |
Rams lengthened their lead to
seven points until the final min
utes of this quarter when Lapp,
Wohnseidler, and Esbenshade
‘ound the range for three goals
and both teams left the court
with the score in favor of the
locals 30-29.
It was still a close game dur- |
ing the third period each
team mached shot for shot. The
score was 43-41 in favor of E.
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Lampeter going into
period. It was in
Shot after shot was
At the same
made.
Bob Rills’ Eagles.
this
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final
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Lampeter team was scoring six
goals. This was sufficient enough
to wrap-up the game for Coach
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Wohnseidler ..... 9 2
| Esbenshade . 9 1
Mahoney ....:... 0 2
Miller cairn 0 0
Von Enfried ..... 3 0
Lapp oda 5 2
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Weber _... ‘ 3 0
Nissley dered Q 0
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Zimmerman 16 25
| Beaston 15 18
Groff 14 16
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Pennell 17 6
Fish 16 5
Mayer 13 2
Harple : 11 4
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News Items From
E.D. Twp. School
Feb. 24, a chess
quiz was held over Station
WSBA television - York at 4:30
P. M. Two chess clubs were rep-
resented in this quiz, the York
Y. Chess Club and the Red Rose
Club of Lancaster. The purpose
of the quiz was the furtherance
of chess in the two counties. E.
Morrell Shields of the E. Done-
gal Faculty wos a representa-
tive of the Red Rose Club.
The Y-Teens will entertain
their mothers at a banquet on
February 26, at Hostetter’'s Ban-
quet Hall, Mt. Joy. The special
guests will include past mem-
bers of the club, mothers of the
present members, and the wo-
Wednesday,
i men of the high school faculty.
The present club members
plan solos, recitations, group
singing and a short talk by Miss
Irene Sloat. Miss Sloat, "home
economics teacher spent last
summer in an Austrian work
camp. She will tell of her ex-
periences.
Dorothy Peifer,
has submitted an essay to the
American Legion Essay Con-
test. Her essay was selected
from the senior class writing
project to represent East Done-
gal
The Y-Teen and Hi-Y Club
are sponsoring a roller skating
party at Rocksy Springs March
1, from 7:30 to 10:00 P. M.
class of '54
Old-Timers To Meet
Monday Night
A meeting of the Mount Joy
Old Timers Association will be
held Monday night, March 1 at
the Mount Joy American Le-
gion Home at 7:30 p.m. Benja-
min Groff, president. of
group, announced that final
plans will be made for the an-
nual banquet which will be
held April 30 at the Legion
home.
Since this affair will mark
the fifth anniversary of the
group, Mr. Groff urges members
to attend the meeting Monday
night in order to make plans for
the anniversary dinner.

“America, the Melting Pot”
was the theme of East Donegal
High School Assembly program
directed by Stanley 8. Dotterer
presented in observance of
Brotherhood. Week by the So-
cial Studies Department under
the direction of Donald Staley,
Miss L. Martin and Alva Ben-
der on Friday, Feb. 26.
A panel of Junior High stu-
dents representing eleven races
and nationalities discussed
sons for migration, cultural
contributions, and problems of
social adjustment confronted in
the new world. The story was
supplemented by wisual aids in
the form of charts, maps,
graphs and famous representa-
tives of the nationalities. Folk
| songs and dances also portrayed
i the cultural heritage of the vari-
J ous nations and races.
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HE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, February 25, 7
BUILDERS SHOW TO BE
HELD MARCH 8 TO #3
Walter F. Hoopes, Vice Pres |
ident of the Harrisburg Ex- |
change, sponsors of the Annual |
Central Pennsylvania Builders
Show, to be held in the Farm |
Building March 8 to 13, com-
menting on the exposition said:
“Today home ownership is con.
sidered the strongest foundation
of our American way of life.
Ans because owning their own
home is probably the most im-
portant investment the average
American will ever make, it de-
mands careful planning and
some knowledge of safe con.
struction.
“The Builders Show is attract
ing greater interest every year
and the exhibitors are placing a
definite emphasis on “Spot-
lighting the new’ in their dis.
plays. If you are seeking new
ideas for your home, if you have
a remodeling redecorating
problem, or if you simply
an admirer of the finer things
in life, then be sure to visit the
Builders Show.” |
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AN YOU PASS ?
‘Are you fit to drive? Safe driving depends on many factors. You must
know and obey the traffic laws, of course. But what about your ability to
drive—to handle a car safely?
Traffic accidents are zooming and the public is aroused. Public offi-
cials are grim. Some states are already tightening their driver licensing
laws. The time is not far distant when all drivers must pass periodic re-
examinations to determine their continued fitness to operate a motor
vehicle. The fact that you have a driver's license today doesn’t mean you

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will have it a few months or a year from now.
So give yourself that tougher test right now—
How about your accident record—good or bad?
How about your police record—good or bad?
How about your physical and mental condition?
Don’t gamble. Drive safely, obey the law, and be sure you are fit
allways, ~~
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