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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, April 26

| THE AMERICAN WAY

Immarudd,
KANT
Aoi CENTURY
| GECMAN \
PIL OSOPHER |

Ferce
“The exist
The Bible - Book for the People
Flodin Cubs
Plan Pine
Wood Derby
Florin Cubs held the ir
monthly Pack meeting Tues-
day at the Washington Ele-
mentary School with Earl
Brightbill, asistant Cubmas-
ter, in charge. Larry Bradley
was received into Den 4 and
passed his Bobcat require-
ments. James Hill received
his Bear award and 1 gold
ArTOW.
The program
ning included a skit “Farm-
boy’ by Den 1. Den 1 also
sang a “bob-bob-bobbing”
song; Den 4, “Cubs Are
Square’; and Den 5 gave a
chant. The boys exhibited
bird houses, bird and
posters on birds which they
made during. the past month
in conjunction w ith April's
theme of birds. Den 1 was
given the Pack flag for
month for having the great-
of the eve-
one
est number of parents pres-
ent pt the Pack meeting.
Last month, Den 2 held the
honor.
Plans were made for the
May Pack meeting which
will be held Saturday, May
26, at 2 p.m. instead of the
regular Tuesday night meet-
ing This special meeting
will be staged outdoors at
tie Florin Hall and will fea-
“Pinewood Derby”
derby will be a race
of small cars made by the
boys on a ramp. For
next month, each boy was
given a kit which includes a
block of wood, wheels and
axles which will produce an
eight-inch auto. The
is invited to witness the race.
Refreshments will also be
sold at the event. The regul-
ar Pack meeting activities
will also take place and ad-
vanctments will be announc-
ed.
The group also planned a
Cub Hobo hike which is ten-
tatively set for Saturday,
May 12. The group will hike
ture a
The
from Florin to Donegal
Springs. Lloyd Cooke is the
Cubmaster.
—— en
FAT COLLECTION
Girl Scouts and Brownies
of Mount. Joy and Florin
will conduct a fat collection
in the two communities Sat-
urday, May 5. Residents are
asked to have their waste
fats ready when the girls
Jpat that Saturday morning.
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Northampton and Pike Co’s.
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Barry Funk is the Mariner 399,

| Women’s Association of the March 31, 1955. Earnings for Total 2076.
Lancaster Sy mphony Orches-| both periods include earnings TR Ter
{tra has organized a Commu-| of former subsidiary. The
Local Midgets
Commines under Seranton Electric Company, Dr. H. Cc. Killheffer £
s e chairmanship of Miss (merged January 31, 1956)
Begin Season ! Geraldine Smith. and restated earnings of the Optometrist
Composed of representa-|former Pennsylvania Water MANHEIM
tives of twenty-four city and! & Power Company (merged 163 Ss. Charlotte St.
Saturday
county school districts, the June 1, 1955) for applicable| Telephone 5-2942
The Mount Joy Midgets PI €| 5
inl their summer committee will contact the periods prior to merger. | Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30
Ww open T s., Fri. sat 7- >
| schools, g a ¥ RS ; ues, Fri., Sat. 7-9 P. M.
baseball season with several] ols, through the princi-| Revenues for the twelve
pals or supervising . princi- months ended March 31. ELIZABETHTOWN
practice games prior to the
league schedule. Saturday,
the boys will play the Grand
View team on the Nathan
Shaeffer field, Lancaster. The
2nd Floor Clauss
Phone 7-4163
Tues., Fri, Sat.
9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. M.|
taste. ale afin obo olin. cdo ales. al slo
pals, giving information a-| 1956 on the same
bout the Youth Concert and $124.812.41 1,
handling the distribution of 7.8% over
| tickets. ues for the
boys will leave from the The concert is the major C70
Richfield Service Station at Project of the Association
12:45 p.m. for the trip to Sponsored annually to
Lancaster. vide symphony music to chil-
Other games scheduled are dren of school age. Funds
May 2, at home against the for the event are raised thru
St. Anthony's Giants; May| the Association's May Tea.
12. Grond View at home; Members of the association
and May 16, St. Anthony's and the area they are repre- PROM
in Lancaster. senting are: Mrs. L. Reed I
Bernard Kear and Donald Laughton, Manheim Central
Staley will again coach the Union, Mrs. Arthur Sprech-
team this year and the Old ©» East Donegal; Mrs. Paul
| = !
| Mueller's
Timers Association will spon-| W. Eshletman, East and
| West Hempfield. 4 Mother's Day—May / 3th !
sor the team. The Invitation) Nw i
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an increase of
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Barry Teleky was named |) . Wolgemuth 408, Rehrer|
4 champion of the first grade. TRY ny Bott 390, Linton 434,
| Other first graders who H. Greiner 462.
reached the quarter finals Kosers—3
(were Peggy Ebersole, Janet ce Dillinger 440, H. Rice 370,|
Nissley, John Eshelman, ot E. Greiner 534, A. Neiss 447,
George Kauffman and Greg: E. Koser 528. Total 2319.
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3 PVT. CHARLES R. GARLIN ATTEND HEALTH FAIR a
Marble Play-Offs DOWN THE ALLEY “55 Go hems i BUS TRIPS
Fort Knox, Ky. — Army | Sixth graders of the lower t-
Are In Session | | COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Pvt. Charles R. Garlin, son Mount Joy Township Florin 8 S And He Bill ‘Graham
ol ‘of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gar- sol and the Mari-|® ee An ar y
Grade play-offs are now in STANDINGS lin, 8 Manheim St. Mt. Jo | Grade Schoo! and the :
progress for the annual Vet-| 4 Mount Joy Tile ... 50 14; scheduled to leave the ¥: ett Elementary School ot- 8 Sunday May 6th At Richmond Va.
erans of Foreign Wars-spon- rma | Kountry Kitchen .. 44 20|g 4, Germany late next| tened the Health Fair at them
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rey : Harbie Surname, 3 Roser ean 30 24 as part of Operation| YM.C.A., Lancaster, today, 8 FOR INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE
‘ollowing the grade win-| dong OP 0 INGAT AL : Gyroscope, the Army's unit The combined group was ac- m
ners, a play-off will be held 4 heer Rs Hess Store Pyle a 3 rotation plan. companied by Mrs. Raymond ¥ MRS. MAE ROTH
I Ls ep loss! Mt. doy Box ive 3 3 garlin’s. unit, the Ira Ar Knorr, school nurse; Mrs. 8 MAIN ST, FLORIN PHONE MT. JOY 3-6042
: Tee . i: = = mored Division, now station- Clarence ollinger, I'S m TAS 5
on sein Reon eel aye 15: 95 ed at Fort Knox, Ky, will Calvin Herr, both of Florin - LANCASTER 7-5660
: pron Mg ois pe ag I Sy a Leo 510. place the 4th Infantry Di- ad Tae ulty members from
> Pp ME ce Ded, Lee , tnd arietta. i
finally a national champ will ko 404, Wells 453, Gainer| °°" In Europe. due ining — ani
‘be named during the nation- 411, | A construction specialist Te ‘Faron mo
[in Company A of the divis- Pennsylvania |
23d Engineer Battlion, Farm Show can actually
he entered the Army in Sep- trace it’s origin back to the
tember 1955 and completed | days of William Penn. - PNS
basic training at Fort Knox. |
The 20-year-old soldier| 1D | N 1D 2d
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was graduated in 1953 from,
[Mount Joy High School. |

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for the second grade were Garber 507. Total 2135
| Douglas Brown, William rs . Hollinger—2
{| Roberts and Barry. Others P. P. & Ls REPORTS Weiser 454, Weaver ok
RN |who reached the quarter-fin.| ON EARNINGS Doe 369, Peifer 402, Johnson |
Fi als were Douglas Stoner, . 446. Total 2101.
fi : 4 Michael Germer and Charles Earnings accruing to the Gerberich-Payne—2
BT 47 Brown, |ecommon stock of Pennsyl Gerberich 429, Kepple 416,
Ya a vania Power & Light Com-| Balsbaugh 309, Frantz 406,
, pany for the twelve months Hurst 469. Total 2029. [
of the Bible os a book for Women S Symphony ended March 31, 1956 were Kountry Kitchen—4
Jo 15 the createst benefit which | 1 $18,894,403, equivalent to Funk 444, Wolgemuth 412,
rhe people 1s = est be ¢ Plans Youth Concert $3.19 per share of common Brown 509, Brosious 471 and]
In preparation for the gtock outstanding at such Craul 473. Total 2309.
3 third Youth Concert to be date, as compared with Mt. Joy Paper Box i
hed on May 6 at 3:30 in|g73 712 or $3.03 per share, Hertz 439, Doe oy Heilig|
| McCaskey High School, the for the twelve months ended 444, Brown 444, Ruhl 374. 1,
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