The Bulletin, Mount Joy, pa. YOUNG MEN MUST Thursday. September 27 6 27 ® REGISTER AT 18 Weddings Lt Colonel Henry M The grand opening sale Area fire companies from Veda McCarty and Betty Mc- Gores. State Director of Sel- following extensive renova- Mount Joy, Florin, Salunga Carty Drivers were Earl ctive Service for Pennsyl- tions of the Sloan’s Phar- and Landisville were among." 4 John ‘Mvers [ vania, .said today that there macy will be held Friday the fourteen companies that Satardoy was the n is a continuing respons bility and Saturday. Free gifts will helped fight the $100,000 fire with three calls Mrs. Clyde ‘yr voung men reaching 18 be given to everyone who at the Horace H. Martin es- Wivel Maviown, was taken vears of age to register un- enters the store during the tate lumber yard and hard to the Lancaster General dor the Universal Military two-day sale which includes ware store Hospital by drivers Christ Training and Service Act orchids from Hawaii for the The local ambulance also Charles and Ray Myers with A voung man is required ladies was called to the scene. Ap- Mrs. Hoffmaster, accompany- to register within FIVE days A door prize for Friday oroximately five Mount Joy ing nurse. In the afternoon, reaching his 18th birth- will include a free year’s sup- firemen were overcome with the vehicle was called to the day. Those voung men who ply of vitamins and the door the smoke and some were scene of the Manheim fire are awav from their homes nrize for Saturday will be a given needed oxygen from where the services were used at that time may go to any ladies Waltham wristwatch the ambulance. One Mount for assisting injured firemen local board in the area where SE Joy fireman. Marlyn Myers, When the ambulance was be- they are situated and regist- : was iniured by a piece of ing returned home, they ar- er for Selective Service If Orchids Flown olass. He was treated at the rived at the “S” tern just registering away from home, From Hawaii St. Joseph's Hospital for a when Ted Weaver, Jr., Eliza- it is necessary to give the . ent on the hand. Seven stit- bethtown, was injured in a proper home address because For Special Event ches were required to close fall from his motorcycle. the address will determine A large shipment of fresh {he wound. Drivers Earl Zink and Rich- the local board having juris- Hawaiian Vanda Orchids is ree en re ard Latchford with nurse diction of his case at all Jue 0 here bY blane sTorM DEBRIS CLEANED Mrs Hoffmaster took the in- i Himes wal be given away at Sloan's, Friends and neighbors of jurey sian 9: 8% Joseplss 3 1 nT. TT ith Loe Rexall Drug Store during its Mr and Mrs. Donald New. or AMY ment of not more than five Ter ng sole on et De gh he ge and 29. it was learned today.|bris fo 5 € . HOSTETTER KANODE = imprison hot Mr. Sloan. proprietor. told Storm which hit the area last | We Print Everything The marriage of Miss Mary poth the Bulletin that 2000 blos- Monday. The helpers cleaned But Dollar Bills Kanode, daughter of Mrs ” — soms were picked only hours the remains of the tobacco a Anna W. Kanode, Mount Joy BAN SIS NTS aso in their natural habitat/shed which was destroyed HERR, i R1. and the late William 0 A D AS TA in Hawaii. processed and (during the Storm and Yo Ww ’S 2 Kanode, to James G. Hostet- ARE NAMED nacked at Honolulu’s Inter-|Nans the , Ti fou AY ter. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas national Airport. and ghboring farmers tobacco R d R. Hostetter, Elizabethtown Richard Bowers was nem- yaw on their wav to Moimt sheds. The Newcomers ex ecor p : x 6 genera! manager of the win ain The Hn. tend their thanks to all their R3. tock place Saturday at 2 © Tov via air express. The Ha helpers Corner nm in the Cross Roads neon] “ion Soh wol Band waijn Tslands are aver 2.000 1elpe rs Lea Brethren in Christ Church, fo" the 1956-57 school vear. from the United States = Florin. with the Rev. Harry Gary Zeller and Harold Et- |, BIRTHS L. Br route paid “leell were named to take ~~ ; : MUSIC ON LP .. Brubaker officiating apie af Jody The exntic Vanda Orchid Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yo- Mrs. William Never. Eliza SH [oe HA Hb D oy from Hawaii is two and one-| der. Mount Joy R2. a son, WELKTIME— bethtown, was scl ist. accom Bo a RA half inches long. Originally Friday. at St. Joseph's Hos- Lawrence Welk yanied by Mrs. John L. Ros-| > Li “developers i Singapore njta] Bey. Mount Joy, on thal!’ fetrnts Kay Kauffman, develop A re og De ua, and Mrs. John J. Her EASY LISTENING— organ. quate ster; Jackie Mari borders by | Malayan ie t or Three Suns Attending the bride ond aren Baker. amis. nrinces these orchids have gon, Friday, at Lancaster SERENADE TO LOVE— Miss Thelma Clark, friend Fish. student, n raised and developed in Gener: soit Henri Rene Weide Kyoto 4 oe Kenneth Wittle andi, Ce © = 0 res Hosp'tal. SHE TH BHC Bo orto stem Toole for |e Sr ep ome niet Ses AT Sheen of 1oVE- Tbe Wi Inld Ptsell. Douglas Fishin: 0; x ned. Manhe'm R2, a son Jessie Crawford ses Lois Hess, Mt. Jov. ‘pb. " Samuel Har. full grown orchids are Tuesday, at Lancaster Gen- Dor’s Hostetter, Flizab-th-| : ina Witte Judy considered to be one of the|.ra] Hospital. TH CHAPEL ON THE HILL— Earl h, Lawr:s ow ne ay served Naugle and Richard Bowers, as best man. The ushers were | S°CtON 11 leaders. John K. Frev Mt Joy John] H. Morrell Shieds started Fver Flizabethtown, Jay| ‘he teaching of precision Heisev. Elizab>*htown. Isaac| vills for the march’ng band Kanode, Mt. Jov. Miss June|'which were orepared by Bill Gibble. Elizabethtown, was| <li‘z. The group is using the flower girl. | ‘hese drills for parading and Given in marriage bv her Fall game appearances. brother. Amos G. Kanode,| This is the first year that the bride wore a nvlon bro-| hese prec’sion drills are be- cade ballerina length gown [ing used and according to She carried a white pearl Bi-| "vr Shields, very few schools ble with two lavender or | the area follow such a chids | »attern With materizl ng) Were mcg the bride's, the maid of hon- or wore an aqua gown, and| Mount Joy, followed the the bridesmaids wore yellow | gowns. The flowergiirl wore After a trip the New a pink gown with the same | England states. they will live to type of material at the home of the bride. After a recept'on in the| The br.de, a graduate of church basement. the bridal{Manhe'm Central high school is employed at the Manheim tional Bank a trip to north pair left for : and New Na ern Pennsylvania York They will reside at The bridegroom, a gradu- Mt. Joy R2 ate of the Lancaster Menno- tie nite School, is employed by the bride's father as a florist. What LONGENECKER — SHANK The marriage of Miss Ro- sene Joyce Longenecker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Linn C. Longenecker, 227 High St., Manheim, to a B. Shank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Shenk, Mount Joy R2, was solemnized at 2 p.m. Saturday in East Fair- view Church of the Manheim R2. The Rev A. Merkey officiated. Mrs. pa an Garber played the tradi- tional wedding music and Robert Rohrer was vocalist. The bride, given in mar- riage by her father, wore a gown of satin. The basque bodice had an illusion neck- line outlined with iridescent beads and lace, and the full flared skirt, which had lace inserts forming a panel to] SLOAN'S TO HOLD GRAND OPENING hardiest Anlicate members of the or-| chid family Vanda Orchids are grow] in large numbers on the “Big Tsland.” Hawaii (where Mau- na Loa, one of few remaining active volcan- still erupts, every few vears) and on Oahu, best known as the Honolulu and Waikiki Beach. Thev are nurtured bv Ha- waii's trep'ecal sun, the un- usual soil formations of lava cinders, and hundreds of in- ches of rain that falls in cer- tain sections of the Islands each year. Mr. Sloan, owner of the Rexall Drug Store at 65 East Main St., says that eighty per cent of the women in this country have never re- ceived an orchid. During the sale, every lady who visits the store will receive a beau- tiful Vanda Orchid fresh ‘rom Hawaii free just ¢s long a: the supply PL lasts We Call News ® Have You Been Visiting ? Had Visitors ? Been Divorced ? Been Jilted ? the back, ended in a chapel train. Her finger-tip tulle Got Engaged ? veil was caught to a lace headdress trimmed with seed pearls and she carried a bou- quet of white pompons twin- ed with ivy and centered with orchids. Mrs. Darlene Shenk, Mas- tersonville, attended as ma- tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Marilyn Sanko. of Manheim, sister of the bride, and Miss Katherine Ruhl, of Manheim. | Honor Attendant’s Gown The henor attendant wore a gold taffeta gown, fashion- ed with a pleated bodice having a fitted waistline end- | ing in four points and a full | gathered skirt, ballerina length. Her juliet cap match- | ed her gown and she carried | a cascade of rust pompons | centered with gold pompons and ivy. The bridesmaids wore | gowns made identical to the matron of honor’s but in rust | taffeta and wore juliet caps matching their gowns. They | carried flower cascades of | gold pompons centered with | rust pompons and ivy. Melvin Shank, Manheim R2. brother of the bride-| bridegroom, was best man. | Ushers were Donald Wolge- | muth. Florin; John Ebersole, | Manheim R2: Clarence Horst Jr., Philadelvhia; and Eugene Shenk, Jr., Mastersonville. A reception at Hostetter’s MOUNT JOY Joined a Club or Been Thrown Out of One Had An Accident ? Bought Anything ? Sold Something ? Had a Party ? Been To One ? Had Triplets. Quads or Even a Baby ? That's News. Please Tell Us So We Can Print It And Tell Your Friends ® The BULLETIN Phone 3-9661 yet one of the most| — the world’s) wi Reliable T.V. “Service FIREMEN FIGHT MANHEIM FIRE AMBULANCE (Continued from Page 1) Eddy Arnold Try Classified y's Appliances 48 W. Main St., Mount Joy for ick re results Phone 3-3622 I'S ALL WORK GUARANTEED EZPERT TECHNICIAN Mount Joy Phone 2-4245 SHOP, Men's Sanforized* Cotton Suede ee, Sport Shirts Sleeve $7.98 Well made of Sanforized* cotton suede, tailored for per- fect fit with neat convertible collar and and comfort action back. 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