TY ] PANY CTS * Oils Dils & Tubes ne 3-933 ES ories ne 3-4604 ATING 5 ce 1. 3-5983 Up rvice 06 ATION eries Xing 3-5241 "ATION sories 3-4481 RS "ATION 3-3181 TH DUCTS S ners LORIN ation ries 3-9162 table ilding - SE What, We Call News Have You Been Visiting ? Had Visitors ? Been Divorced ? Bought Anything ? Sold Something ? Had a Party ? Been To One ? Even a Baby ? Had Triplets, Quads or Been Jilted ? Joined a Club or Been Thrown Out of One Had An Accident ? Got Engaged ? That's News. Please Tell Us So We Can Print It and Tell Your Friends “LL ® The BULLETIN MOUNT JOY Phone 3-9661 Seniors Offered Scholarship Plan | THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.| | Thursday. November FALMOUTH ‘At Donegal High Donegal High School students are being | opportunity to compete In the General Motors National Scho-| of the Brethren senior Rev. Daughty Beahm, principal. | The plan, initiated 1955, provides for 100 four| will sponsor a at any college or university of | Bechtold will the successful contestant’s choice | speaker and in any field of study he Twenty-three may seleet, the Good Registration for the cocond School Sewing year of the plan is under way now. Eligible to participate are high school seniors, both boys and girls, who are United completed were States citizens, and who plan] ,. to take the College Board examination for admis-! Entrance Mr. and Mrs, er of Hershey or who arrange to take the ex amination in order to enter the pn C tors scholarship award. i Chalfont. the , Selection of award winners lu| Hersh, was a "be the responsibility of a group { try. istration dates for the examina-! The Home : : : tions are available to interested, Class of the students from Mr. Beahm’s of fice. ember meeting. Home Paper to Your Absent Son or Daughter ? It Helps To Cure Homesickness " OH, Boy! sonnel specialist JUST LIKE A LETTER from Scott Air Texas She is offered an! guest speaker in the town Washington Street Church Sunday even- larship Plan, according to W. I.! ing. His: sermon “What Are You carly in The Good Mennonite year scholarships, at least one | Cedar Hill School Sunday eve- in every state and 50 at large, | ning at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay M. | § Mennonite Sunday! § eign Relief met Wednesday to assemble clothes. Tuesday the articles which they ata to be packed. Rufus Holling- sion to a school of their choice | prs Geo. K. Flovd mouth, returned Or where they competition for a General Vio , and Ms. Russel Chalfont, teacher | the General Motors plan will| Epersole School Bible Class No of leading educators represent-| g {JB Church recently conduc- ing various parts of the coun-| ted their class meeting 1 of St. Paul's! - Christ Helper's Full details about the Gon- will meet Thursday evening at | eral Motors plan, including reg-| the home of Mrs. Church Brethren cancelled program will be the group in December. WHY Not Send The A/3c Paula W. a two-weeks leave spent parents, Mr. and Hipple. She left ning by plane for Fairchild A. came the bride of Amos G. Ka-| Campaign was officially started Base, Geiger Field as a Per-inode, Mount Joy R1, Saturday | She graduated October 14th|ren in Christ Church, in'with the Rev. Irvin G. Kanode,| her basic! Nappanee, Ind., brother of the B.. bridegroom, officiating. fllinois. She received training at Lackland of Miss Mary Anna Conoy Twp. High and Schellsburg, and Isaac G. Ka-| E-town High School. introducing a Big and Vital - “ . . 99 General Motors “Automotive First’! — A new Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic—coupled with Pontiac's 227-ILP. Strato-Streak V-8— \d . results in performance so new and dramatic it must be experienced to be believed! IT'S THE GREATEST THRILL IN HIGHWAY HISTORY! If you've come lo think of driving as just routine, it’s high time you tried the tremendous oo” of this masterful new monarch of the highway. Here's a car with such exhilarating drive—eager oil-smooth response and safe, secure handling —that even monotonous home-to-work driving becomes your finest hour! And out on the open Pontiac comes alive with ness of a thoroughbred. : Its blazing 2272h.p. Strato-Streak V-8, coupled with on smooth Strato-Fli a-Matic, thrives silken smooth Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic, thrives on challenges. The hill you see Jooming up virtually pve . disappears before your eyes. highway, the fabulous "50 all the eager, heads-up alert- 120 Sout: Market Street And at any legal speed, there's such a reserve of power that your engine literally loafs—ready at a toe- touch to spring into the most thrilling, satisfying action that ever shortened a country mile. Of course, this is only a hint of what's awaiting vou. The difference in performance — in driving, smoothness, ride and control—is so terrific that it can only be appreciated at the wheel. So come in and take charge of one of these glamorous new beauties yourself. Choose your own test route and sample the greatest “go”—and enjoy the greatest safety ever built into a car. Then you'll know why the word's spreading—“They’ll be a long time catching up to this one!” ¥.An extra-cost option, H. S. RISSER MOTORS DIAL 7-1366 ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA. Ever try cleaning your bathtub with chlorine bleach? It works like a charm . . . bathtub ring, stains and dinginess simply van- ish. And now that chlorine bleach is available in a new dry form that can be sprinkled on, it's cer- tainly an easy matter to keep any bathtub white and gleaming. This new chlorine bleach is in tiny granules. It is also fortified with added ingredients that boost its cleansing action. The bleach comes in a jar with a special sprinkle-pour top and is lighter than bulky liquid bleach, and easier to use. Also, it's safe . . . if the dry bleach gets spilled on the floor or ycur dress, no damage is done. Just brush up the gran- ules. Weddings KANODE — DODSON Miss Helen Lois Dodson, Paul daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John cve-|J. Dodson, Broad Top RI, be-| lat 2 p.m. in Cross Roads Breth- Mt, Joy, College, of] node, brother of the bride-| groom, Mount Joy, were the at- | tendants. Ushers were Avery | Kanode, Jr., Hershey, and Ger- | ald Weaver, Lancaster. Mrs. John L. Rosenberry was organist. A quartet composed | of Lester Hess, Glenn Hostet-| ter, Earl Wolgemuth and Lester | Wolgemuth, sang. A reception! was held in the church social | rooms, after which the couple] left on a southern trip | The bride was gowned in| white nylon orlon and carried) a white pearl Bible on which was placed red roses. Her hon- or attendant appeared in aj gown of pink nylon and car- ried a bouquet of yellow pom- | pons | Mothers of the couple wore| grey-navy blue dresses and | corsages of pink roses { Following the reception luncheon in honor of ceremony, a the couple was served in the] church basement to members of | the wedding party and invited | guests, The couple left for aj Southern | | wedding trip to the states. Mrs. Kanode is a graduate of] Robertsdale High School, Hun- | tingdon County and attended Messiah College, Grantham, for two years. She is employed by Martin H. Cope Co., Rheems. Mr. Kanode is employed by Elias Z. Musser, Mount Joy Guests were present from Indiana State and Bradford.| Blair, Bedford, Lancaster, Dau-| phin, Huntingdon and York | counties. ZIMMERMAN DRACE The marriage of Miss Mar- | lene L. Zimmerman, daughter) of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zim- merman, 115 S. Barbara Street. Mount Joy, to Charles D. Drace | son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elizabethtown RI, was solemnized Saturday at 2 p.m. in St. Mark's Evangelical U.B. Church, Mount Joy, with the Rev. C. E. Ulrich officiat- ing S. Drace, The bride was given in mar- | riage by her father. Miss Kay E. Zimmerman, sister of the bride, Mount Joy, was maid of Kugle, Marietta, served as best man, Ushers were Thomas Zimmerman, bro- ther of the bride, and Gary. Rettig, . Lancaster. William Gassman was honor, Alan Mount Joy, soloist and Jay Barnhart, organist. A reception was held in the church social rooms. Following a short wedding trip, the coup- le will reside at 12 West Main St., Mount Joy. How to Make a Bathtub Shine. | This Is Muscular Fast Apply the new dry bleach this way: Sprinkle it sparingly on the wet surface of the tub. Spread lightly with a damp cloth or paper towel. Rinse well and wipe off . . . and your tub is white, shining clean. This sprinkle treatment works with equally cheering results on porcelain wash basins. i To wash tile or linoleum bath- room floor, add the bleach to your mop water, ¥% cup to 2 gallons of warm water. Mop and rinse as usual. For the toilet bowl, first flush, then sprinkle lightly on the wet surface, scrub with brush and flush the toilet again. (Do not use with other household chemicals, however.) COTO Dystrophy Month In County The Muscular Dystrophy in Lancaster County Tuesday, November 1. The drive is be- ing conducted as a part of a nation-wide appeal for contri- butions in the fight on crip pling and fatal Muscular Dys trophy. During the month of November, the Lancaster Coun- ty Chapter, Muscular Dystro- phy Associations of America, Inc., will conduct a fund rais- ing drive to finance the Mus- | cular Dystrophy Clinic at the Lancaster General Hospital and to intensify research into the mysteries of the disease Samuel M. Altdoerffer, gen- eral chairman, announced that more than 2,000 canisters have been placed in stores and pub- lic buildings city and county. The will bear the likeness Kay Lake of Seattle, throughout the canisters of Jolene year { old victim of Muscular Dystro- phy and MDAA 1055 poster | child. Mayor Kendig C. Bare Mon- | day issued an official proclama- tion naming November as Mus cular Dystrophy Month. Citing { the plight of more than 200,000 victims of this killing and the work of the disease association in treating its victims and searching for a cure, the May- or urged all member of the city and county to give full support to the crusade to end the suffering and death caused by Muscular Dystrophy and to “defeat Muscular next”, Dystrophy ° McKean County had a as early as 1809 and Smethport school Academy was opened a few 8 later in 1837 PNS Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing and is a staff nurse at the Elizabethtown Crippled | Children’s Hospital. The bride groom is employed by Harold Zimmerman and Sons WILL ADAMS The marriage of Miss M. Jean Will, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel S, Will, Mt. Joy R2, to Robert W. Adams, son of Mr and Mrs. William Adams, R. D 2, Quarryville, took place Wed nesday in Union Presbyterian Church, near Oxford. The Rev Glenn Knecht officiated at the double ring ceremon) The bride's only attendant was Miss Jeanette Breneman Mount Joy R2. Serving as best man was Richard S. Will, Mt Joy R2, brother of the bride The organist was Miss Ruth Ann Weiksel The bride wore a turquoise Knit suit with. black accessor ies and ‘carried a white Bible covered with white chrysanthe mums. The maid of honor wore a brown knit suit and hac brown and tan accessories. 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