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will
May-
Sept,
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SOCCER TEAMS
Varcite ‘BOW TWICE IN
*Solanco Varsity, Friday,
Ly Sept. 28, 8 p.m. at Solanco. [TWO STARTS
*Manheim Central Varsity,|' oq. geason is off fo a
Salutday, et. 13, 2:15 P| funy start with enach Roy |=
mn, Armold's team taking two [
opal Yara Saturday) defeats in ite first 2 starts.
ct. 20, 2 p. m. at Cornwall. | Any tn ‘ x
Patton Varsity, Saturday,| Thursday. Sent. 20. the =
Oct. 27, 2:15 p.m. at Patton | {62M bowed to Hempfield to
an : ‘en tune of 5-0. Donegal was
0 Now Bra pm. at | the entire game. QUT ON A LIMR
I * Denotes Conference of | their hot po at De by
CL Roses Members, The starting lineup includes, Jl’ Ollie was showin’ a city couple
SOCCER |7 seniors, 1 junior, and 3|nrough his pasture the other day.
Sept. 25—Lamp.-Stros A|sophomores. Seniors are Har- “Why is it," the lady asked, “that
16 Sept. 27—Upper Leacock H|n'sh, Bernhard. Shenk, Shel- SOR 2. Jou! eowe have horns and
Oct. 4—E. Lampeter
.Oct. 11—Penn Manor
Oct. 18—New Holland
Al lenberger, Portner. Brenner, “Well, there's three cases in which
H|and Brian. Bob Buchenauer they lack horns,” Ollie said. "Some
His the lone junior. The sopho-|ar¢ born without them, some are de
d horned and some have their horns
v Oct. 23—Pequea Valley A| mores are Zeller, Eichler an k : EL
| Gene Newcomer. Bovs al- nocked off fighting! "And what
. HOCKEY ja vy? |about that different-looking one in
Sept. 27—Hempfield wavs on hand readv to see|the corner?” asked the lady.
H |action are: P. Becker, K. Ah; said Ollie, “that is case num-
Oct. 4—Man. Central
Oct. 11—E-town
Oct. 18—Hempfield
Oct. 24—Manheim Cent.
+ Newcomer, D. Fish. Kleiner, ber four. That's a horse.”
* * *
[he profession of forestry has
|grown steadily for the past 50
|years, they tell me, till 1950. That
|year our forestry schools graduated
BPW CLUB HEARS | Tuesday. Sept. 25 Donegal 2321 young foresters — but by last
DR. J. R. KING took their second defeat the number hal dropped to
Members of the local Busi- ||, ss, That means about 1200 for.
y oir WW | Lampeter Strasburg defeated estry jobs in both government and
ness an 70 ess1one them 3 to 0. industry will go unfilled this year,
en’s Club held a clam bake Lanpeter - Strasburg start-| cause there ate no trained fellers
for the regular meeting Mon-| 4 right out by scoring two to fill them!
day night at Hostetter 5 Dr. | cals in the first period and ! wy
James Roy King, a professor holdi thei lead: straight I reckon we're going to have to tell
of English at Elizabethtown olding yen eo Brash our young folks about the rewards of
College, was the guest speal-| to the fourth quar- goin’ into this important field — join-
| Grable. Ramsey. Rider. Eck-
| herd, Wolgemuth and Shick-
ley. Glenn Kaylor is lines-
[man for Donegal.
A
er. Special music was _pro-| ter when they scored their ig the 36000 trained foresters who
vided by Miss Mary Weid- | third and final goal. Donegal Who & Working in of forestlands.
; oS . : |showed hustle and the abili- 0 can ever forget a first visit to a
man who played marimba i a oY hi Hood National Forest, a Clat-
selections. [ty to score several times Tree Farm, a Phillips. Brooks
3 ling the game. They seem to Forest, or a Gaylord Plantation?” one
Miss Mary Strickler and Jack the initiative to pick up forester says. “Trees at work for a
Mrs. Alex Mitchkavitz were | 3nd carry through when the variety of purposes — wood, water,
named delegates to the fall| one's good game, fish, recreation and domestic
S . stock. The forester who looks out over
district meeting to be held, ( h
in Red Lion Oct. 6. Mrs. Jos-| It is easv to see however his forest under multiple use is serene
eph Germer, Mrs. Charles! that Coach Armold’s team in the knowledge that he's servin’ all
A Ti will come through with the mankind, now and forever.” Mighty
Ryman and Mrs. Michael ™. ly fine profession, and it deserves the
Pricio were named alternates.| W'S they'll need this season. pe we can give it!
Several other members of * % *
Like most tree farmers, I do a lot
of bucking. That's when you cut a
log into sections of a desired length.
‘Course, when you're buckin,’” it's
always best to stand uphill from
the club will also attend the BAND MAKING
meeting which include Mrs. a PUBLIC
Eugene Eicherly, secretary |
on the district council
| APPEARANCES
A report was given on the]
new Brownie troop organized Apvearances of the Done- they won't fall down on you! And
: : 4 gal High School band are you always want to give plenty of
in the borough with the BPW now in progress for the fall Warning to other fellers in the vi-
club as sponsors. Mrs. Lester| "©" band 2c 3 _cinity of a log that may have a
Roberts, first vice president, Season. The ban made its to roll after bucking! For
was in charge of the meeting. | fire! apoearance for the year this work, you need a saw whose
fff [AF the Elizabethtown-Donegal bar is at least half the diameter of
| football game. ™-us far, they the logs you're cuttin’.
TO RECEIVE | abpeared in the E-town Fair .* *
COMMISSION
| parade. the “Yep,” Ol Haverill was teilin me,
| football game and the Ephra- "7 father was a great politician in
Karl Joseph Max,
Mrs. Mary Max, Lumber St.,|
his day!”
son of ta Fair parade.
will receive his commission at the Solonco-Donegal foot-
1 : I didn't know thet,” 1 said, “what
Friday night they will play did he run for?”
“The border!” Haverill replied.
from the Officer Candidate ball game: next Wednesday,
School, class of 1956-C, Fri-|the New Hollend Fair par- So long, folks, see you soon!
lay morning, Sept. 28, 10 a.|ade; Oct. 12, a concert at the
i m. The ceremony will be Mt. Joy Community Exhibit: a
held at the Lackland Airland two football games in 5
Force Base, San Antonio, October. Oct. 13 and Oct. 20 3, MODERN
Texas, when Candidate Max|appearances will be at the >>
will be commissioned as a|Manheim Central Donegal OUR JOB
Lieutenant in the United game and the Cornwall - PRINTING
States Air Force. |Donegal game. IS RIGHT IN
eT | ys THE GROOVE
Texas is 620 miles wide. Bullte'in Advertising Pays
logs you've already bucked — so |
= TERESI who is interested in hearing, The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
M YTOWN | this history is invited to be Thursday, September a9 35 oy
| present, ———
|
{ Baby
(gain on Oct
Robert Houseal who was a gion Home.
surgical patient at St. Jos- T > Sa "a ..o Fuhrman, Larry Johns, Ray
eph’'s Hospital has returned whe Boy Scout Troop #53 Frye, Russel Meredith, David
to his home. { ad then monthly meeting Greer, Mr, and Mrs. Mowrer,
and a doggie roast at the
See Our Laroe Display of Gas Appliances
IN OUR BRANCH STORE, 25 S. STATE STREET.
EPHRATA. ‘
Open Evenings Daring the Fair Until 9:30 P. M.,
Septeber 26, 27, 28, and 29.
Glattacker, James
Donald Welcomer,
Donald Houseal, Dennis
George
Houseal,
moet
the
Clinic will
drd at
Mrs. Mervin Brandt was home of Mr. and Mrs. Ke Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johns,
removed to the St. Joseph's| i." Mowrer A Ri Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer WARD BOTTLE GAS
ait a ag cd av ' OV pap’ Mr. ES > 4
Hospital last Thursday. Monday evening. The follow he : Xpore ys adv Sel . Mr. J EPHRATA, PA.
Elwood Gerber the Scout-
Staff Sgt. Howard Singer, ing persons enjoyed an eve Tel. Ephrata 3-2207
Jr. and family are visiting at ping of fun: Charles Johns,
the home of Mr. and Mrs.|Ronald Johns, Daniel Mow
master, his wife and daugh-
ter, Sandy
Howard Singer, Sr. and Mr. rer, Ralph Williams, Fred
and Mrs. Theodore Trone. erick Theobold, Kimber Lip Gaucho is the name ap- . .
Sgt. Singer is stationed _at| piat, Scott Trostle, Larry plied to the Argentine cow- j Patronize BULLETIN Advertisers
the Air Base at Sioux City, Henderson, Samuel Williams, boy.
Towa. -
Mr. William Earhart is at-|
tending Lancaster Business
College.
Mr. Donald Maul, a stu- L A B © Rn M N 0 Ww :
dent at F & M Seminary con-
ducted the morning worship
service at the E & R Church
last Sunday
Dr. V. W. Dinpell, the
regular minister of the E. &
R. Church is imoroving but
will not be able to return to
his charge for some time.
Preparatory Service will
be observed in the E & R : i
Church on Sunday morning.
The American Legion will
have a Chicken Barbecus at
the Post Home on Saturday oh
from 4:30 pm. to 7:30 p.m. 2
Ra fs
5
Sa
He
working togeth r gets things one!
The Brownie Scouts will 7,
hoe exnecting vour patronage
at their Food Sale on Satur- er 3
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dav morning. xy 3
Herbert Sload is a patient
at St. Joseph's Hosvital.
Mrs. George Taeff and
daughter Carol from West
Virginia and Mr. and Mrs
Richard Pawley from St. Lo-
uis were visiting Mrs. Mar-
suerite Culp for several
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davs.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wetzel
Sr.. vicited Mr. and Mrs
Fred Wetzel. Jr., at Gettys- 8
bure on Sundav
Mrs. Clair Cachran and
con Richard visited at the
Rav Frvherger home Sunday.
Mrs. Moy Hicks and Mise
Helen Hollenbaugh spent the
weekend in New York City.
Miss May Keener,
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph }
Keener is attending Kendel ¥
Reautv School at Harri burg. #8
She is learning to be a hair}
stvlist 3
Mrs. Ruth Henderson and §
Larry. Mics Grace Henderson 2x
and friend and Miss Sallie
Shireman attended a birth-
Aay dinner at Elizabethtown
Sunday in honor of Mr. C. B
Henderson.
Dr. Brady. a retired E & R
minister has collected histor-
ical d ta about the Maytown
E & R Church. He has com- j
niled this data and will read '§
it at the Maytown church on
Saturday at 2 p.m. Anyone b
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