The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, April 12, 1956, Image 5

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| Four Diagnostic
‘Clinics In March
clinics were
an attend-
Florin Lions
Plan Public
diagnostic
March with
Four
held in
ance of 41. There were 16 new
» .
A t patients
uc on The orthopaedic nurse, occu
pational and physical therapists
Florin Lions are planning ,]
(heir second annual public aue made 230 visits to handicapped
tion sale. This year's sale will persons. Brace and shoe care
be held Saturday, April 28, at and instruction. was given, exX-
« “> 4 « . . a
the Florin Hall. Sidney Smith ercises to meet the wg
is general chairman of the ev need, and the severely andi
ant capped taught how (oo give
ent. y
| themselves personal care. If the
Residents are asked to begin
gathering items together for the
sale. According to Mr Smith.
“Nothing is too large or too
to be sold at the Florin
Lions Auction Sale. Persons Corrertive Swinyning
wishing to place items oh the with Mrs. Elva and
sale aye asked to call Mount) nr. Consiunss Reilly ws
Joy 3-578 Mrs. Charles
is willing
learns to
may
handicapped
to work diligently, he
things which he
person
do many
have thought were
Eight persons attended
impossible
the
Class
small”
charge assisted by
Proceeds from the sale have Vogt and Mrs. Jack Gaston
been earmarked tor Boy Scout Illness and inclement weath-
activities in the community. To or affected the attendance at
date, the Florin club sponsors the Pre-school Cerebral Palsy
the Boy Scouts, Explorers and Center. Twelve children attend-
Cub Scouts. 'd during March. Volunteers
- = under the leadership of Mrs.
A large group from the William Poorbaugh, assisted in
Glossbrenner E. U. B. Church the Center and volunteer driv
were entertained at a Spring ers, under the leadership of
Rally on Monday evening at M's. John I. Hartman, Jr. saw
the Covenant E. U. B. Church! that children were trans-
at Lancaster. norted regularly. With the high-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ly specialized services of psy-
and evalu-
teaching
and daughter of Neffsville were chological guidance
Mr. and Mrs. George alion, kindergarten
guests of
and evaluation,
specch, occupa-
Mumper on Sunday
Mr. Nathan Shelley and; tion:1 and physical therapy g'v
daughter of Manheim visited en, definite progress is now
the formers brother, Samuel measurable.
Shelley on Sunday. Eight individuals mad> regul-
Mr. John Frey and Mrs, ar visits to the Craft Class in
129 E.
Miss
occupational
home the Treatment Center at
Orange Sreet
Haines,
Katie Couch returned
from Florida on Friday.
Misses Ruth Wittle and Mary
Lancaster.
Joanne
Hamilton spent Saturday at therapist, resigned March 16 to
Lancaster with friends. accept a position in Atlantic
Mr. Fred Keener is a surgic-| City, gave graciously of her
Pre-school Cerebral
al patient at the General Hos- time to th
pital. Palsy Center and Craft Class
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Brubaker SO that these activities were
of Somerset visited their son not without expert guidance
Elwood Brubaker and family until April 2. 1956 when this
on Wednesday and Thursday. position will be filled. The
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braun Craft Class held a social fare-
entertained the following on well for her at tho Willows, on
March 21.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Volunteers gave 508 hours to
Braun, and Mr. and Mrs. Syl- the work of the Society - the
vester Eppler and family. largest single group being the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braun Easter Seal volunteers who
of Evansville, Ind. spent a gave 338': and the next larg-
week with the formers brother ©St, 81 hours by Mrs. “Kitty”





and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- leisey
thur Braun. a rl lx
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Buck- N
walter celebrated their wedding TH
anniversary and also Mrs. Buck-
walter’s birthday on Wednes- SEL
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Jr.
spent several days in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bishop ~ °
eC rie
and Mrs. Ellie Haines spent " gi W Id 0
Wednesday with the latters son and Gas € Ing
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Also Specuhize Un
Mrs. Joseph Haines at Bricker- fARM MACHINE WELDING
ville. AND EQUIPMENT
Magnetic. i . 8 od i Automobile and Truck Weldinc
Magnetic iron ore mined in :
LAWN VIOWER SH INING
the southern part of Lebanon A on
County averages better than 50 1 Ww Id Sh
» over's Welding Shop
per cent pure.
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Bulletin
Delis and Marieita Streets
Advertisers ur JOY PA Phone 2-597
oo Hanes
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| Salunga Soldier
In Maneuvers
Fort Carson, Colo Army
PFC Paul R. Leed, 19, son of rout sidered 8 Pore District Rally
Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd the Elizabethtown-Donega
! Be A kb ' “1 ’ : | Florin Lions attended the
169 Broad St., Salunga, Pa, is 4-11 Club Tuesday night in the : .
sta i i Spring district rally in Ephrata |.
home
Florin
Miss
uth Kimble, extension
economist
Washington Elementary
14. eet | THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa.
4H Club Meets | Thursday. April 12 5
of Lancaster, Florin Lions Attend

taking part in Exercise Lodes Nod oT last week in place of their reg.
{ Baker three-month ma School. The program also in- :
ar yl PO | ee « 1 . 0 . 0 / I
vor at Fort Car Col cluded a girls quartet consist ular meeting April 9, A round ,
neuver at Fort Carson, Lolo . . table meeting was held Monday ©.
Th eros choduled to ing of Jean Miller, Betly Hess, y
¢ exercise scene > X i
voi vis night at the Clearview Diner.
end later this month, is testing Joanne Bixler and Miriam Ro- oy
Monday, March 23, the next
the
troops in
skill of several thousand land;
simulated combat un
conditions in
der cold weather solo
mountainous terrain —
Leed is a member of the 77th
Special Forces Group Airborne,
regularly stationed at Fort
Bragg, N. C. He is
erator
the
completed
Jackson,
New Holland
Otters Scholarships
N
pny
grant three scholarships
ricultural
svlvania
Two of the
be
iors
New
and
be in
Holland has
ville.
Each
one
cultural
Penn State for the
yoars.
will
to the
help them
portion of
To help
intrest in
ow Holland
a radio op
unit. Leed entered
June 1954
training at Ft
in the
Army in and
basic
S.C
encourage increased
ineering careers,
Machine Com-
Holland, Pa. will
in Ag
Penn
eng
of New
Engineering at
State University.
scholarships will
high school sen-
county, where
two plants,
grant2d to
in
Holland has
the other scholarship will
Mifflin county where New
a plant at ‘Belle
scholarship will cover
of the fee
engineering ¢
halt s in the agri
wuarse at
first two
New Holland
employment
holders to
In addition,
offer summer
scholarship
considerable
total
edarn a
their college
expense.
Fresh, Roasted
PEANUTS

Hassinger’s Grocery
16 N. Market St.,
Mount Joy
44-tfe
That's Right

W. H. Stehman
DON'T MISS THIS
INRRANCE MEW]
SQUARE ST., FLORIN
Phone 3-6712
SALE
15 DAYS ONLY
$31 Gos
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OPEN EVERY DAY — 9 A. M. TO 9 P.M.
rame
EAST
an accordian solo by Lor-
regular
shown by the N
Hackman and a mandolin
by William
film
Hackman ceruiti
meeting wll
1g Station of Cc
NOTICE!
OUR STORE WILL BE
Open
FRIDAY EVENINGS |
UNTIL 9
P. M.
feature a .t
larine Re- ..
ylumbia

COMMENCING APRIL 13th
MAIN ST.. MOUNT JOY



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PHONE
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rect
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Truly “the perfect 36!” It fits perfectly in the same space
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MOUNT JOY, PA.

Dr. JOHN H. STAUFFER
| OPTOMETRIST
30 E. Main St., Mount Joy, Pa.
Telephone 3-8411
Mon. to Sat: 10 am.- 4
Tuesday & Friday: 6 to 8 pm
Closed all day Wednesday
£3 ENE R,
> MEMORIALS




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Mitzi Frocks Nylons

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MOUNT JOY 3-9351








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