‘THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday. April 28
Furniture Refinishing Sh Sus
BEAUTIFUL KNOTTY PINE The Mount Joy
REPRODUCTIONS
4-H
met Saturday afternoon, Api
23rd at the home of Mrs. Joh
Lenhert’s Cabinet Shop me cin er “wo
MARIETTA PA. Fer rng ie
Phone 6-2 2 2581 8 tf | following elected
President, Kay immermarl
E'TOWN — PHONE the month with the nex! mi
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{ Breneman.
Vice president, Eileen Mille
| Secretary, Nancy Musser; Trea
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Hi-School
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By MARY SMITH
Class of '58
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a On Friday April 15 the
Church Choir of D. H. S. gave
an assembly program of songs
that they will present in the
churches, to which hey have
been mvited
{ Mr. C. A. S. Hollinger is their
| ing at the home of Jeanette | &avisor
The Junior Student Counci
| sporisor the annual May Hop
Thoughtful Attention
To Every Detail
JAMES B. HEILIG
Funeral Director
1
| . ® — of Doneg: 3h 18 sponsoring a
LAWN MAKING | OFFICE TO BE CLOSED Feen-ag The tentativ
THREE DAYS NEXT WEEK dates are May 10 and 17th, the
IS FUN LL 0 ! Dr. H. C. Killheffer's offices| time will be from 7:30 10:30
RY SPREADER | in Manheim and Elizabethtown | Dancing and other activitic
t will be closed next week,| will be planned and refresh
| Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- | ments will be sold
day. The Sophomore class will
| Lehman, Milton Grove.
{ her 17th birthday, Monday.
surer, Jeanette Brenneman
1 . . i -
Guaranteed HE | Song lender. Marion Musser:| Our club program has” now
ay Game leader Bonnie Bair;| been established at Donegal
News reporter Maribel Erb. | Mai of the club activities will
Free Estimates — The members decided tol be very interesting. The astro:
have sewing as their projec.| omy club journed to Franklin
WM J POWERS | this vear nd larshall College Friday
. . | They expect to meet the first| evening, April 22, to visit the
121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. | and third Tue day evening of | planatarium and the Museum
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
I'he date has not yet been an-|
nounced
The Senior student council
sponsoring noon-time dancing
| in periods 5 & 6. This is an ac
tivity everyone would like to
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St
Telephone 5-2888
Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M.
little buggy . .. Apply Scotts like a 1500. High Be
miser . .. save Turf Builder and
' x Tues pris Sat.
seed, as well as your time, 9:30-1:00. 2.5
Junior - $7.95 17” model $12.85
Ramble along behind this handy ELIZABETHTOWN |
Telephone 24-F |
to remind you that the gymnas
| | tic equipment is for use in gym
class only
The as on Friday, Ap
|] ril 22 presenled by the
|| Donegal High School band. un
der the supervision of Mr. Mor
| see continued. (We would like |
rell Shields. Sara Jane Portner |
directed the band on their first |
|
|] number, a march Special
|
ed to emphasize
1
the meaning of the songs play-
Seat. TURF BUILDER® Te
Complete food brightens grass color,
thickens turf, strengthens roots to make |
your lawn a show piace. Feed | Fro Roasted
2500 sq ft - $2.50; 5000 sq ft - $3.95
perennial grass seeds.
1 Ib, 500 sq ft - $1.85
5 Ibs, 2500 sq ft - $8.85
H. S. Newcomer & Son Hassinge I's Grocery
Incorporated 44-1fc
MOUNT JOY, PA.
USE|
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Publ Te
Schools
i Extended Medical Payments
8 If . . . your children, you or you li
ing in your household are injured by
mobile
YOU CAN HAVE
HOSFITAL —— DOCTCRS
AND OTHER MEDICAL BILLS PAID
By adding extended medical payments to your
auto insurance policy.
WHY NOT CONTACT US TODAY
Fire ¢¢ Casualty Insurance Specialists
WILEY & RUTT AGENCY
85 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 3-6911
SeoZs LAWN SEED 8 4%
Cheaper by the yard because each | E N un
pound is crammed with millions of he
' years old. ¢
TAT Er im hp pein th bn frm en Far
ed I'hey gave a preview of
their Spring Concert. Bruce
Hoffman narrated ‘Little Bop
Riding Hood.”
Mr. Houck. our music super
visor is planning a talent show
as an assembly
2's help make this
It 1s 10 be given
13 and 14 the Don
{ egal High School chorus will
present the musical hit “Sou
Pacific.” It will begiy it 8:00
p.m. All tickets are 35 'h
luction is under the dir
of Mr. Geo. Houck
May 6, the J 11]
I d tl annual J 1
P A dawn 1 be
held i Mount Joy Elemen-|
1 School gym from 11:30 to}
0 a.n I'he di: party 1
pons I by the Jow( ind
Jay Cec
VI 2nd e Hi-Y 1d Y-
Leer 1 pot 1 ler
t ring
Park Dong { i
ner 1 invited, the
price 30¢ buses will run
for Ul fee
1 o¢
April 28, the Spring Con- |
I b held, which will in
“st & second bands.
quartet, and the or-|
a The band will be
arin their new uniforms
@
53,500 Contest Entry
Forms Available
At Lecal Store
Appliances, 48 West
n Streg ha announced a
letter writing con
t a oy the manufac-
ilI-plas.ic 1955 Cadil-
lc del bly Kit
First pri 1s a real $5000
Coupe de Ville. Second
7( $1000 { S Savings
Bond; third, a $500 U. S. Say
ngs Bond and seven additional
prizes of a $100 bond each for
the fourth to tenth place win
ners. In connection with the
contest, tores selling Cadillac
kits to winning contestants al
so share in special cash awards.
To enter tis contos it is |
eessary onl to finish this
ntence in 25 words or less
[ like the Monogram all-plas- |
tic Cadillac model be-ause’”
Entry must be cn the offical
entry blank containing all in
formation and simple rules,
packed with cach Cadillac
model kit. Kits and completely |
finished models, 111; inch long
are on display at Way's Ap
pliance Store. |
Kits are manufactured by the |
Monogram Models, Inc., Chica-
go, sponsors of the contest, un-
der authorization and control
of General Motors Corporation. |
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Horse racing is at least 3,000 |
et en fr tt
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brosey | Benj. F. Garber
NEW I' OWN’ visited Mrs. John Brosey who! gLIZABETHTOWN, PA.
is the proud mother of a baby Dial 7-6361
FARM BUREAU
Aotomobile Imwronce Co.
Mutvol Fics Insoronce Coy
Life Insurance Co.
2 Home ‘Office. COLUMBUS | QHIO
TREE SERVICE TEACHER
| SAWING. PRUNING and
| SPRAYING ESTELLE B. PHILLIPS
|
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air] at the Lancaster Osteo- |
Mr “and ‘Mrs Elwood Kuhns pathic hospital. |
and ig Visited Wr "Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gamb 139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. | || Mount Joy Phone 3-5425
and Wis dL ps gy Paul er visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phone 5-4616 4
aster VIr. © Mrs " a
caster and Jar, anc Gamber and son, Mr. and Mrs. —
Guy Winters, Manheim, and
B. B. IBACH Pinkerton Road
iss Mary K s celebrated ‘
Miss Mary Kuhns celebrate Mr. George Reigle at the Col-
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- umbia Hospital. . : |
v | M d Mr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-|
stice W ere Mr, and Mrs :
sti He were Sh macher visited Mr. and Mrs. !
Joseph Wide and children 0] Kenneth Geltmacher and fami- |
Columbia, Mr. Charles Wittle, Iv. Marietta
Vic tia.
Columbia RD, Mr. and Mrs.|™ i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fogie,
and family of Bainbridge, Vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wit-
mer and family. |
Mrs. Cora Myers, Marietta, |
vigited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brosey
and family and Mrs. Edith Erb
vigited Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway
Brenneman, Mt. Joy RD.
Mr. Harry Weaver visited
Miss Kathryn Weaver, at Glen
I Riddle, Coatesville. |
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R
ting and family of Rheems vis- |
Charles Hallgren and family of
Hummelstown, and Mrs. Rag-
ner Hallgren, Mount Joy
Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher and
son Ray, Kinderhook, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geltmacher
and family.
Mrs Martha Fogie visited
Mrs. Serena Fogie, Mt. Joy.
Mr. George Reigle Sr., was
admitted to the Columbia hos-
pital as a medical patient
Miss Shirley Fogie, Phila-
delphia, visited Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Fogie.
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and chil-
Save
Dollars
ited Mrs. Betty 3rosey and
children and Mrs. Edith Erb
Kauffman, Ironville
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Derr and / {
sons, Mt. Joy RD, visited Mrs NOW
Matilda Derr |
Miss Joan Kuhns won second |
prize in a drawing contest held qd WASHER {
on WGAL-TV. |
Rev. John Ferich, E-town |
College visied Mr. and Mrs. El- and d DRYER |
wood Kuhns. . . |
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Abe all-in-one machine |
ram Gamber were, Mr. and
| Salem Gamber, Columbia RD, ;
{ and Mr. and Mrs. Havard John- |
ston, Lancaster.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Haines were Mr. and Mrs. i
Giles Urban and son Billie, of sion
Lititz, Mr. Ralph Supplee, of comic
Columbia KD, Mrs. Lloyd Nen |
iwig and children, and Mrs. A single setting
Kenneth Alexander and son, of of the Duomatic dials
Florin AA fl 1s ari Bown, dewn, down come coal ~~ bargain. Famous ‘blue coal’ burns clean
73 cit ry T . OF T . washed en complete dried :
hi WE A i ae. all-in-one continuous, unat- | prices for Spring! Now’s your chance to and hot with a steady flame- gives less
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee and ‘ended operation. It works order famous ‘blue coal’ and save. Just ~~ Waste and more heat for your money.
: while you're away... while you { i 5 :
Shi . Klinesville, Mrs. Ev- Pay. . even while you sleep, think —'all you do is place your order It’s the finest hard coal mined—so all-
| elyn Wenger and son Tony, o , ide . y . rye.
oo 18 1 Tony, of ROIS inches wide vie | bw — you're sure of a good supply of fired good it's tinted blue as a trade-
Mr. and M-s. Elwood Snyder where in the home—recreation ‘blue coal’ on hand when vou need it. mark!
and daughter Shirley, E-town, room, kitchen, bathroom— | Sea, ; i: .
Stile St Deo foe a: lieve lor sew was Ih And there's cash in your pocket in the ORD ER NOW!
Mts, Irene Snyder Come in for WOLGCGEMUTH BROS. Inc.
Ir. Fdward Isler arrived in Your choice of
England where he will spend aS hy GAS or ELECTRIC
Budget Terms! DRYING
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roomed rang Mrs. Geo. RANDLER'S--BENDIX yy
family were
nd Mrs. H. N. Frank York, SALES and SERVICE |
Irs. Raymond Frank and dau., | ELIZABETHTOWN RI
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Water! N I Phone 7-2824 AME ’ ' ¢ : v
Ving el 1 One mile from Square on RICA'S FINEST HARD COAL ue 2 Goa
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at the lowest cost in history !
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