B1G in size! BIG in value! New 10.9 cu. fi. Westinghouse with 1 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING 37 a week after small down payment # Ena DIOS 3 only $ This big new Westinghouse auto- matically defrosts at the push of a button. : : and it does it so fast that frozen foods stay frozen. ® 70 LBS. OF FROZEN STORAGE ® FULL-WIDTH FREEZER © COLD" STORAGE TRAY ® %-BU. VEGETABLE HUMIDRAWER™ ® EGG SHELVES IN THE DOOR © BONUS BOTTLE STORAGE IN DOOR 4 | i pn SR. | Ak RRR you cAN BE SURE...IF iTS | Westinghouse = 3 IN Neer pe $ 3 5 A SHE We. 3 i} 3 it or : ¢ i bE 1 = 3 58 f <5 A i 1 ort , ~~ Eg § v > { 3 i" £5 : 5 i Model PH-109 *U. S. Paten No, 2,324,309 | GEO. W. LEAMAN sued THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 7 Safety Hints Offered For Spring Gardening Activities “With the sun rising higher in the sky these crisp spring days | e irresistible urge to | bring on th be outside to spade the garden, or tidy up the lawn, or spruce up the flower beds. These activi- ties are lots of fun, as long as the urge does not exertion,” declared Miss Mary Elizabeth Yost, Home Econom- ics Education, State Department of Public Instruction. economist is the Penna. Rural Safety Coun- cil in an effort to reduce rural accidents. Miss Yost urged the following safe practices: 1. Store tools neatly in garage or tool shop. 2. Be doubly careful to the tection to children. 3. Sharpen the Dull tools double the work. 4. Give clothes poles and lines berth when swinging | 5. Store poisons and insecti- cides out of reach of children. ® ! FOOD SALE PLANNED BY SCOUT TROOP Girl Scout Troup No. 147 will | hold a food sale Saturday morn- { ing, April 30. at the Titus Rutt Agency. The sale is | | a wide tools scheduled to begin at 9:00 a. m. | | [ Proceeds from the sale will help | pay the expenses of the troop’s 4 Hi-School Corner | Tuesday, lead to over- | The home cooperating with | with | younger children around. Rakes | should be laid with prongs down | and shovels or spades puched in- | ground upright as a pro- | garden tools. | { | Insurance A MOUNT JOY. PA 208 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 3-9351 i OPEN DAILY TILL 6:00 P. M. MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P. IM. Sha J trip to Philadelphia. : rg Brees i | . ’ | | This Famous'Rocket 8" | | | 1 - | OLDSMOBILE'S i in iW , ENTIRELY NEW D | l | Oldsmobitie Holiday Coupe | | t= as a New Running Mate! | { Oldimohile started the swing ta Holiday styling! | | i, | that takes the next big step in hardtop design, i 3 | fo. minim J less. Se ; # \, \N E ‘alls fo now on.’ | a is PA. ee wR ~ ~< IT'S A HARDTOP WITH 4 DOORS! It’s the new Holiday Sedan by Oldsmobile—the first completely new body type since the introduction of the Holiday Coupé: Here you find all the 976 long. smooth-flowing beauty and charm of a hardtop z 3 z plus the. | casy-in-casy-out spaciousness of a four-door: Yes, here’s four-door ( asian i wedan space with hardtop grace! And, best of all, only Oldsmobile. | brings vou this thrilling new model in all three series—"88"%; ! Super “88” and Ninety-Light! See them at your Oldsmobile dealers; ; : pod IT'S A HOLIDAY ::: with Sedan convenience! | IT'S A SEDAN ::: with Holiday smartness! RC hn Te) NM OBIlL-E= w= SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER . NEWCOMER MOTORS Inc; PHONE 3-4821 Mount Joy, [] By MARY SMITH | Class of '58 On April 1 and 2 the Juniors | of Donegal High School present- | ed their play “The Call of the Banshee” in the high school au- ditorium. | Two assemblies were held on April 5. The morning assembly was presented by Ray | Mayer, a magician, Mr. Mayer's | show followed a humorous scale | and was very much enjoyed by | the student body. The afternoon assembly was a special Easter assembly. Slides | were shown of the arrest and | | trial of Jesus, of His Judgment | | and Crucifixion, and of the Res- | urrection. Peter Nissley was the narrator, Mr. Houck sang a solo of ¢‘The | Holy City”. The Senior quartet, | | composed of the voices of Ken | Good, John Heistand, David Weidman and George Frank, sang “The Old Rugged Cross.” | | They were accompained by Bar- | bara Martin. The girls trio composed of the of Alma Smith, Ruth | | Drescher and Barbara Martin | | sang “When Christ Arose.” School was then dismissed | and will convene at the regular | | time Tuesday, April 12. The Freshmen Academic Eng- | lish Literature class was assign- | ed to write poems. Paula Wien, | Marietta wrote the following | poem having to do with our | basketball team. | voices “THE TEAM” At school early last foll To the boys came the call. Come one, come all, to play basketball As a Rule. Most Everyone Attends Church ON Easter Sunday BUT WHAT of the year? How many of us about the other 51 Sundays make it a point to attend church con sistently throughout the year? Of course your pastor will be pleased to see you at church on Easter Sunday, and then why not be there every Sunday, and make him readize that you are not just a “once-d.year’ at- tendant Your presence at church will help swell the inereas- ed attendance which has been in evidence during the and will be to this ltack-to-Church campaign, gratifying those who have endeavored ta make moment a SUCCess, LET'S ALL GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY And Invite Someone to Go With Us INSTALMENT LOAN SERVICE, Inc. 23 CENTER SQUARE ELIZABETHTOWN, PA, Easter Sunday APRIL 10th (JUST THREE DAYS AWAY) Say Happy Easter WITH- Ruhl's Flowers Beautiful Flowers = - - Always the Season's favorite greeting. Always the gilt supreme. Let us take care | For your school, Donegal. Out came Ashenfelter, and Grove With Kugle and Heistand wil- | ling to rove. There were others who came by the drove Eager and anxious, to prove. Metzler, their skill | Away the team went to a good start Around the players they would dart. { Never from the ball would they part Until another score the chart. was put on | Always they followed by | a crowd of schoolmates, cheering long | and loud. | | These boys didn’t need a shroud | They won, and Donegal was | | were proud. | { TE ~@- RE | DIVORCES GRANTED | Clarence W. Roth, 29, 147 N. | Market Street, Mount Joy, was | | granted a divorce from Marjorie B. Roth, 217 Market Street, | | Marietta, ! dignities. January 7, 1950. { Betty Jane Neiss, 28, Eliza- | bethtown R2, was granted a di- | vorce from Park E. Neiss, 31, of 25, on the grounds of in- They were married on | | 205 East Main Street, Mt. Joy, ! on grounds of indignities. They married October 26. 1946 were : ® LOCAL MAN TAKES { COURSE AT ARMSTRONG Larieaste r.—Jay Brubaker of Mount Joy, an employee of Bru- { baker's Appliances, Mount Joy | R1, is here taking a two-day | | course in the installation of | counter and sink top material at | the Armstrong Cork Company | | Laying School for Linoleum Me- chanics. As a part of the course, all, students are conducted on a tour { through the Armstrong Floor Plant to study the manufacture | of linoleum and other resilient floorings. of your Easter Gift List. That's the easiest way to send the prettiest gifts to friends all over the world. RUHL'S Flowers OPPOSITE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PHONE 3-6001 MOUNT JOY, PA. Pan KUNZLER'S — MARTIN'S HAMS ree Whole 5%: SWIFTS PREMIUM BACON DEL MONTE Pineapple Chunks No. 2 can po, ©). B.C. Breakfast Cocktail 2:99: A DELICIOUS DRINK I. G.A. COFFEE DELUX VACUUM 1b Ole DELUX in bags Ib 8§§e ROYAL GUEST Ib 83e SUNNY MORN 1b J9¢ LETTUCE ~~ & "= 29 Fach head cello-wrapped to keep it fresh 49: 29: Yo-pk. 46-0z, cans alt no extra cost 29: GARDEN FRESH ASPARAGUS U. S. Main Certified Seed Coblers 100 Ibs. $3.89 Card Party Dlonned Foi American Legion Home The regular monthly party of the Walter S. Ebersale Post 185 American Legion Aux- card will be held Monday eve April 18, 8:15 p.m. prizes per table will be award- | iliary | ning, Two | ed to players of both pinochle! | and bridge. -— MUST PAY SUPPORT Harold G. Bender, 456" South Shippen Street, Lancaster,” was ordered to pay $24 weekly for the support of two children in | Florin. { A spool of thread is known as | a “reel of cotton” in England. Fa STEHMAN’S MAIN STREET FLORIN, PA. CLOSED AT 12:30 P. M. WEDNESDAYS Plenty of free parking in the rear of the store and a well lighted area for at least 20 cars A NT a I RR mm mis
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