The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, April 26, 1956, Image 5

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Hempfield
Schools Will Road-e-o Delayed Program May 5
Give Concert in has postponed the
The elementary pupils o
the Hempfield District wil
present a concert of
and instrumental
the high school auditorium
Landisville, on Friday
Saturday nights,
and 28, beginning at 7:45 p
m.
The theme for the spring
: selections by the {he « yp ton ! ! :
concert of about 500 stu- On the high school grounds string orchestra, under the om Suen Fr ps Bis will leave New York at 9:30 porting are: Cily business @ : *
dents from Rohrerstown 8 Landisville, and is oven Wl; onion ‘of Miss Zoe Cum rh es A a AC pam. for the return trip. big gifts division $32,845 trip . . . anywhere in the world*. . . for you,
Sd ’ i By i al teen-agers of the Landis- ] VAISS uty moemoer, anc Leroy Aim ing esi wi a goal { $33.000. Citv vour spouse and the kids i lus .
East Petersburg, Landisville, mings; vocal groups directed Nigsley, principal of the high Inquity with geal of $33, . of :
Mountville and Farmdale el-
will be
Beautiful”,
and will trace the history of
schools
The
ementary
“America,
vocal day, May 5.
music at dates was
and Lancaster that
April 27 avoid
Landisville-Salunga Junior High
The Landisville - Salunga
Junior Chamber of At Hem
The junior |
f date of Their Teenage Road
1 eo from April 28 to Satur-/ fish School
The change of,
made because of
the annual Safety Parade in
day, and to
conflict with another
activity at the Hempfield g.q p.m.
High School. The driving
skill contest will take place
annual spring
chestral, voe
music at the
ditorium in 1
Included in
will be
ville and Salunga area who
possess an automobile opera
tors license or a learner's
permit. Parental consent
must be granted to each par-|
by Mrs. Geral
the junior ba
by Russell Ge
our great nation through its |
vocal
music Directors for
usic are Miss Lois Reedy,
nd Mrs. Helen Breniser;
hstrumental music directors
are Joe Cummings and Rus-
sell Getz.
Narrators: Betsy Ross,
Sue Holder: Uncle Sam, Don-
ald Milan.
PROGRAM
Praise God From
All Blessings Flow;
Arkansas Traveler; Liza
Jane; Brass Wagon (Square
dance); — 4th Grade.
There are Many Flags:
Soldier Boy; Policeman: Pop
Corn Man: The Little Shoe-
maker; — 1st Grade.
Roving Cowboy; I'm Goin’
to Leave
Whom
Cindy;
the Cowboy; — 5th Grade.
The Bus; The Airplane;
The Tugboat; The Little Red
Caboose; — 3rd Grade.
Processional: Grandfather's
Clock: Greensleaves; Blow
the Man Down; Mocking
Bird Hill; — Band.
Circus is Coming to Town
Today; Rhythm Band; The
Strong Man Act; The Lion:
The Clown; 2nd Grade.
Stephen Foster Songs;
Folk Song: Daisy Bell; Mar-|
ines’ ‘Hymn; Caisson Song:
~—String Orchestra.
This is My Country; The
Glendy Burk; Beautiful Drea.
mer; Johnny Comes March-
ing Home Again: America
The Beautiful; —6th Grade. |
gy — ——— |
Dog Owners
Are Warned
Of Responsibility
Numerous complaints have
been received during the
past weeks from property
owners in East Hempfield!
Township concerning nuis-|
ances and damage created by
stray dogs and dogs permit-
ted by their owners to run

loose, it was reported by
Sylvester Poff, East Hemp-
field Twp. constable. The
township law officer has is-
sued a warning to all dog
owners that they will be
held responsible for any]
property damage done by
their canine pets. According|
to the dog law, quotes Poff,
a licensed dog picked up is |
subject to impounding, and|
such expenses incurred shall]
be paid by the owner. He|
further states that unlicens-|
ed dogs running loose will}
be destroyed.


CONGREGATIONAL MEET
A congregational meeting]
will be held at 11:30 a. m.
immediately following the!
morning worship service of]
the Zion Lutheran Church,
ZION CHURCH TO HOLD ]
Landisville, on May 27. hell
purpose of the meeting will |
be to amend the constitution!
to bring it into closer harm- |
ony with the model Constitu i
tion of Congregations in re-|
lation to auxiliaries of the
church. Reverend Ernest P
Leer is pastor of the congre- |
a
Fresh, Roasted
PEANUTS
Hassinger's Grocery
Old Texas Now: caused minor degree
Round the Campfire; Song of to an employee at the quarry.|in her role of ‘Aunt March’,
treated for minor
t'cipant, and
forms must be
registra on 2000 A
turned in to
Dean
Lowry, Land 'sville,|
orior to the contest date. Operett
Kenneth Swegar, safety dri- Nearly 2000
|ving instructor at the school | 'd the three performances of from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m
lis coordinator of the ‘
| gram.
ret. (+r
pPro- the musical,
staged by the
school glee clu
day, Friday,
nights at the I
ditorium in
Power Scoop
Catches Fire
| Saturday night
At Quarry and enthusiast
the vocal and
| caught fire last Saturday
{9:45 a. m. at J.
atl alitheir musical
Miller Esh-|(he famous Ci
jlemans’ Stone Quarry, three|py Louisa May Alcott.
{miles west of Salunga, andily favored by
burns wags Miss Alic
7illis Dable ith-ran » four ‘Little W n’ : : “Co te line of Garden Tools and S lies. Fine selec
ils Dbl r, i Smith nd he oye Little Women ager. Student assistants were eye one Of Garden Tous A rs tr gs THURS. 8 AM. TOG P.M. . FRI. & SAT. - 8 . TO 9 P.M.
vile, a mechanic at the quar-|Judy Eby, Corinne Charles, Ruth Coyle and Gladys Kutz : Nant Ah abseil adil ia dialed ES
ry, was repairing the piece/Elaine Earhart, and Trevens Promptresses: and stage HO ioe Bnd Aran dais Roots « DOOR PRIZ
of equipment when an exten Stehman. Other soloists not, were Ken Brabits, unt Te es i ants Asparagus OQ : | ® $29.95 PEPPEREL
sion cord he was using creat-{to be denied due credit for Jiyy, Fonstermacher ang Open daily 8 to 8 Sat. 8 to 5 Closed Sunday SUGAR 10-1b bag KO. T
ed a short circuit and ignit-/their part in the success of Mike Frazer. COMFOR ER
ed gnsoline and "oil ‘in . musical wore. Donita imei (FLEASE FOLLOW ROOT'S GARDEN MART SIGNS
machine. The Salunga Fire Forey and Jo Anne Kunkle, DURING PRESENT DETOUR ON ROUTE 72) PEAS Kounty & 303 $1 ® $12.95 NAXON
Company was summoned as Mr. and Mrs. March: Sal- QUALITY MEATS : Rust 20 FRYM A STER
and extinguished the blaze
while Dabler was taken for maid:
medical treatment. He was! rie’; Charles 1
burns of ‘Brooke’; and
the hands and face, bv Dr. as Professor B
Harry Iloffman, Londisville chestra accomp
and returned to work. nists and ensern
= re rr Miss Mary
synagogue in dramaties coacl
ly Springer, as
Ronald 1
The oldest
continuous use in the Uniied
States is located in
Northampton County
were
for their
Easton, tor,
- PNS gifts

sic department of Hempfield
1 . Thursday, April 28 8 LN
To Washington New York Trip P|
Fifty-four members of the Donegal High School sen- Hospital Campaign J
Senior class of Hempfield , | : iad ci yas 2 ’
pfield High School will journey to 07S Will visit New York Reaches $85,000 3 Where in the World
: Washington, D. C., this week City Thursday, May 17. The mn ” i l ’ AL
igh school mu- = Eo DY re he 8roup will leave the school I'he Lancaster General i 3
fab Wel anual, visit © vie at 4:15 a.m. via bus and will Hospital's 1956 Charity and Er Yi
will present its ie a a sy the thres.duy have breakfast at a Howard Replacement Campaign has would ( [7 ve 70 OF)
concert of or trip vill be the Smithsot an Johnson restaurant on the reached $84 940.61 which oS
al, and band ; PW! : © Na OAT pike. Arriving in New represents 78 of the total
urday, May 5,
A near capacity crowd on
and Saturday! First National Bank and Je:
igh school au- Trust Company in Elizabeth- BIGGEST VALUES EVER DURINC
Landisville town. all summer long!
Wi i ty of ur STEHMAN’S
gave frequent! There are more than. GOO Plant a variety of our imported glad-
An hydraulic power scoop tions of the student group in
Barbara Myers,
presented
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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Senior Class Goes Seniors Plan PL,

 
Institute, the Washington
Monument and Lincoln Mem
was an
York. the seniors will visit 8oal of $107,440, it
G. Weid-|
high school au-
the United Nations building, nounced today by I
Aandisville Sat
IRIE?
beginning at or yi i be Na will take a boat trip, will man and Harry B. Coyle
onal Ar. Lsaliery, a 1 igi 3. Hv 411 this year's campaign co- te .
capitol buildings Jumes|V Sit Radio City and. will No kidding, the grand prize in De Soto's
have some free time for chairmen
exciting new “Winning Ride” contest is
the program Filling
a one month, all-expense-paid adventure
is class president of " po :
Is cjass pres : They The various divisions re-
the choice of activity
spanking new 1956 De Soto Fireflite 4-door
Sedan. In fact there are 232 wonderful
prizes in all, including four glamorous new
De Sotos. There's nothing to buy. It's
easy to win. Your neighborhood De Soto
dealer has all the details. See him today!
All fre a } members will be John Hart, individual big gifts $26,873.
1 Vill accompany Whe gp, 6. Schoener, Marshall 82 with a goal of $32,000,
nd, conducted group, The group will return Gemberling Miss Cathars and © tv big gifts divisi
tz. Friday night. ‘Avril 27 semberling, Miss Catharine and county big gifts division
° l - a Pu |G. Zeller, Miss Janet Gib-1$15.831 with a goal of $20,
bons and Mrs. Sadie Brooks. 000
SOCIAL SECURITY
ttend OFFICE HOURS
Effective
a Social Security
May 1,
people attend- tive will hold
dine Getz; and gohool,
Curtain Countries excluded
ELI AMENT
1956,. the
representa-
office hours
Pick gay
DUTCH
GLADIOLUS


Little Women” on the first and third Mon
Hempfield high days of each month in the
Room of the



»8, last Thurs- Educational
iolus now. . . and have a procession of
changing, colorful blooms all summer
We've just received a fine
slipment from Holland
ic applause to miles of
acting rendi
improved highways
Jedford County
"Super Colossal ~ Gigantic Value”
ANNIVERSARY SALE
3BigDays- Apr.26-27-28 FREE!
covering
portrayal of
vil War
ping the operetta, belween
novel acts during the final perfor
High- mance Saturday night. Rus
the audience sell Getz was music director
e Erb, senior, {or the musical, and Dean
Lowry, faculty business man












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