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| Thursday, April 1 9 Donegal High Enters Team :
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DONEGAL HIGH SCHOOL | . BS . . :
Cru- @ FLIGHT LESSONS Alle Inl C T L Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring
AR. AMBULANCE SERVICE | TENNIS SCHEDULE y In Inter-County lennis League ini gd g
‘ | 1955 —— | ae : :
Pon ® | April 18—Hershey (JV) Home As the teams in the Commer-| Sixteen boys have been plac-| Nissley and Robert Buchenauer, & Rug Cleaning - Fur Cleaning
Band RIDES April 20—M Ci x } cial Bowling League go into | ed in the Donegal High School | Roy Armold is coaching thes : Ed
re 3pr —McCaskey (JV) A their final month of competition; | tennis team for the spring sea-| squad which will play teams Storage —— 4
y all. . . | Away ; . i : | bes | iv s x» inter- w—_
- ho. a . re ore Y | this is how they line up: | son. Jack Beaston, Peter Nis-| from six schools in the inter | ;
Phares Landis Re Opening April 27—Manheim Twp. H {| Team Won Lost | sley, Vernon Oberholtzer and | county league. New Holland, | its — i;
flag 9 OME Roser Jewelry 32': 23':| Jay Metzler are the veterans of | McCaskey JayVees, Manheim | 3 3
Hill. DONEGAL AIRWAYS, Inc. | May 2—Warwick Away | Smith Distributor 31 25 | the squad and two others have | Township, Warwick Union, Her-| fy Laundry Service with Cleaning Mon. to Fri. 20
: R. D. 1. MARIETTA May 4—Lanc. Country Day | Paper Box Co. 25% | seen action, James Crowl and | shey JayVees and Lancaster | fy Me
eee : rt soi | Atolls aim + Home Drohan Supply Co. . 30 26 | Charles Country Day are the other six po ‘ 2
I tiday, May {—Tourna-| Kulp Insurance .... 29 27 Other members of the squad | teams in the league. ae : . “ee
10 PLANES BASED AT FIELD ment at E-town College. Wolgemuth Inc. 27 29 |include Ronald Gotwalt, Rich-| Mount Joy High School's ten- |: * : an
May 14 — District Tourna- | Hess Store 24 32 | ard Newcomer, Samuel Harnish, | nis team won the league title 29 to
; : : : ment 9:00 a. m. surance 20 36 | Harold Etsell, Jr., Richard Sch-| last year. All the boys on the [$e 5
Feat $1.00 rides ° -0 ecial. | Rutt Insurance ..... 2 aro sell, é ast year. : ab oe
\ unnRo 00 rides as our re-opening speci May 18—District Finals, 1:00 op April 7, Hen Greiner rol- | neider, Douglas Fish, Jacob| Donegal squad formerly played | 3
p. m. [led a 212-546 for high single| Zeller, Thomas Schroll, James| tennis at the Mount Joy school. | $= my dE
May 24 — Interdistrict (Me-| and high triple game score,| ===== . Cleaning in Thursday by 5 p. m. — Ready Saturday x
Caskey). while his team, Kulps’ had the | H 3 %
oon : . s team, onor Grou Pe
May 27-28—State Finals at] high team single and triple «| Donegal Basketball Donega f P YOU PHONE — 3-4071 — WE CALL 3 2
State College. 5 wank ur 9964 | > A 1 oe
SHOWS MATINEE | 9 oo ees yah with 812-2264 for the ‘Team Treated To To Take Charge O x
Ea Ano | compLaINT IN DIVORCE Paradise Induction
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THEATRE
Mount Joy, Pa.
HOLIDAYS
2:00 P. M.
SATURDAYS
6.8.10 P. M.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 15 - 16
JUDY GARLAND — JAMES MASON
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“A Star Is Born”
In Cinemascope
TWO SHOWS EACH NITE 6:15 & 9:00 P. M.
MATINEE SATURDAY 1:50 P. M.
MONDAY — TUESDAY, APRIL 18 - 19
Ralph M. Eshleman, 24, of 130
Manheim Street, Mount Joy, vs.
Diane Joyce Palmer Eshleman,
23, Arlington, Virginia, indigni-
ties, married March 11, 1954.
® —
In 1954, 35,500 Americans
were Killed in {raffic accidents.
Ray ELT
13 1 TR
AYTOW Sg
With three weeks remaining
on the schedule, Greiner's 168
is the high average for the sea-
son, and Charley Johnson's 244-
598 is the high single
and triple game score for indi-
season's
vidual records,
The Wolgemuth
triple is the high team triple,
and Wolgemuth's and Drohan’s
are tied at 885 for the season
high team single to date.
®-
Nearly 14,000
killed in weekend
dents last year.
team’s 2492
were
acci-
persons
traffic
| . .
| Family-Style Dinner
Members of the Donegal High
School varsity basketball team |
were guests of honor at a din-
ner at the Kountry Kitchen on
Monday night. As guests of Mrs
Miller Wolgemuth, owner, the
boys were served dinner family
muth, this was her way of say-
ing thanks to the team for a fine
job.
The boys could choose fried
chicken, T-bone steaks or fried
scallops. The climax of the din-
style. According to Mrs. Wolge- |
The Donegal
National Honor Society will take
charge of the induction cere-
mony of the Paradise High
| School Chapter National Honor
Society Friday morning, April
| 15, 8:30 a.m. For the past three |
Mount Joy Chapter
| conducted the ceremony for the
Paradise School.
Barbara Martin will play a|
piano solo, “Polontise in A Maj- |
or’ by Chopin; Peter Nissley |
and Donald Raber will play a
trumpet duet “Bolero”. Barbara,
| years, the
High School |
2] ol "a "eo db" "a i a" I" "a 88" vod
COBOL AVIS veers
OIRO DE DOO
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AUDIE MURPHY — MARI BLANCHARD -in od] cr was banana splits! Eleven Loreita Garlin, You Get There Faster
ne Tol SE a | team members, one manager | giver Gerlach, Ann Young |
“estr 9% B U Gy T O U R and fe were present| 4 Alan Kugle are the men- | if You Know the
y APRIL 15 - 16 - 17 for the affair. bers from Donegal who will
H. ROY NISSLY’S
SAIL TO EUROPE
Del-Mar Peninsula, Cape Charles, Boat to Norfolk, Va., Nor-
folk Gardens, Old Point comfort ferry by Hampton roads,
Historic Jamestown, Va., Williamsburg, Va., Tour of authen-
have charge of the induction |
. |
service. {
Right Number
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY. APRIL 20 - 21
Elmer Hoover, Elizabethtown
2 5 ar tic;southern plantation and Richmond, Va., ‘Old Dominion | Ke tad & es 0: No ne
LIFTON WEBB — JUNE ALLYSON -in- barn dance, tour of Fredricksburg battleficid - Mt. Vernon Mo ond Roy’ Nig Colle ge professor. of Education, TIRE
and Washington, D. C. sailed Saturday on the S. S.| will be the speaker. Arthur Esh- | CNN 3
oe A Woman's World? APRIL 28 — Winchester, Va. apple blossom queen, | United States to Paris, on a|leman, principal, will be in| 3 \
> y Wen charge and Miss Catharine G.| hy y
AE ROTH | month’s vacation, visiting sev-|, °° © Th hd A RY v 5
14 Clncwiaseope ; : MRS. M : WR | cial Zeller will be in charge of the | iit
Phone Mt. Joy - 3-4442 FLORIN, I A. | al Iu pec untries. Donegal group.
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| Jaycees Postpone | :
Road-E-O Until May
The Road-e-o contest for feen-
agers of Mount Joy and surroun- |
ding area has been postponed |
until Saturday, May 21, it was |
announced by William Gassman, |
chairman. Originally scheduled |
for Saturday, April 23, it was
moved up one month. As plan-|
ned, it will be held at the Done- |
gal High School parking lot, the |
Fei local JayCees said.
EIRP Nf . ® -
DONEGAL HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
1955
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| In the Borough of Elizabethtown at 304 and 306 East High
| Street. |
|
2» STORY
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7 rooms and Bath on each side, hardwood floors, large attic, hot
| water heat, cemented cellar, large stable on rear of lot. T his prop-
| erty is suitable for apartments or professional offices. A very good
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| PERSONAL PROPERTY AND ANTIQUES
| Walnut Victoria finger carved rocker: marble top Victoria stand; | §
cherry stand, umbrella stand, umbrellas and canes. wall mirror
old clothes tree, platform, cane seat, wicker, oak and sewing rock
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miniature chest, six maple cane seat chairs. old bedroom suites,
| pewter ink well, decorated tin, rare curly maple 4-drawer slant |
| top desk with bookcase top, hooked rug, linens, many fine old |
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| ANTIQUE DISHES AND GLASSWARE
Rare Leeds pitcher, two ABC plates, plate and corn creamer, blue |
| historical plate, cup and saucer, blue oak leaf dish, Leeds cup | §
plate, two iron stone pickle dishes, Forgetmenot cake stand, Her- |
| ringbone green dish, Adams pink plate, McKinley bread plate, |
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Landis & Garman, Clerks Mary S. Myers
Stehman Bros.
SALUNGA., PA. vi HA Administratrix of the Ira G. Mycrs Estate
Joseph M. Hill, Attorney
fo )
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MOUNT JOY, PA.
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