The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, December 13 4 Earl Myers (From page 1) dog 1 wanted,” Mr. Myers said. “1 wanted a German shepherd, and of course 1 got it. Other dogs being pair ed with masters at the school included boxers and Labrador retrievers. Teach ers at the school study the § prospective masters and mis tresses and then try to match up temperaments and dispos itions and character traits be tween the people and the dogs “Shades of Longfellow's Village Blacksmith” together. In Mr. Myers’ class school were seven others, from all in the over the United States—from gy a Randy For four weeks Bonnie Mateer, Birchland Ave., (left) is bending a crow bar over yey and Mr. Myers took training the horn of an Anvil in the Forging class at Donegal high Ronal Pennell, West Main Street, is heating a bar forge. The two displayed operatings at the school open house last week Photo by Marshall Dussinger | | buck? Of course, our good Charles Wolgemuth, [friend with the onions. Now|Wolgemuth, did the onions or did First Church of God parti- cipants follow: ler, Peggy Jo Brinser, Henry Decker, Katharine Eyer, : A certain Mount Joy police: Ruth Ann Good, Mary Grein- |b man, named Neiss, one of our tr, : Main Street (Continued from Page 1) {they not have anything to do vith getting the deer? The joke was that v minute he was speaking, — between bites of the meal jan and Arlene Schmid, so- in progress — he was actual- prano; Mary Greiner, contral- Ji ly consuming deer meat Lester & Gift Wrapped For You 9 Mumma, 7 and down that he'd 9 © {Margaret Staufftr, and Helen! at the Weaver. Earl Koser, local jeweler, The choirs are directed by ‘Combined Choir (From page 1) the Rev. C. E. Ulrich. Jerome Bix- Bi Hib Esther Hoffmn, spies informs us, declared up Koser, Janice Koser, ’ ‘never fandvater, Nancy Longence- |} leat deer meat” and that heer Anna Miles, Arthur Mor-'§i easily could tell the differ- vison. Mae ence between venison and Rehrer {other meat mond Smith, JoAnn Snyder, Soloists are: to; Laverne Eyer and service will be in charge The devotional part of oT EG of |: the pastor of Saint Mark's, |. 3 Rev. C. | OUR JOB P | Lincoln was nominated for , IS RIGHT IN the presidency in Chicago on ay THE GROOVE May 18, 1860. | PIF RIT RR 0 RR RT RAT RTE RT RY SO ANT RT STE RA S05 RA RR RR TR RTL Nauman, Kathryn jf “i For Men i Esther Hoff- 3 i Jay S. Barn- May We Suggest— two fl the state of Washington, New gy x 7~ x 717 r — ssi La 1 | VACATION TO : Yorks Mississippi, and Texas. Students To Aid didn’t bring home a deer but Ciifford M. Schmid women BEGIN DEC. 21 . . not because by the “law of companied by x School Christmas vacations Hungarian Drive the field” he did not earn hart, Jr., church organist. t On June 6 Mr. Myers and ne <i Friday noon | highlone: eee ie em i! Bonnie came home to Mount Wil! PEgIN next tHE J Students of Donegal high ses 4 : December 21, for the high J oil be on the streets oo (Examination Joy, and have been getting around just fine ever since Bonnie eats heartily, accor ding to Mr. Myers. She would eat table scraps, “but there 3oth in the high school and ary schools. Schools will re open January 2 funds for the aren't many of them, as there in the elementary schools.) As representative are just two of us eating at Christmas parties will be Lancaster County home,” he said. “But she held in the morning. Rev. Mount Joy likes dog pellets, meat meal, Long of the Marietta Episco- Rutt heads the garian Refugees school and the area element- eq, Mount Joy Fri- day and Saturday relief of Hun- to collect When he heard of the Red Cross, Burgess Titus local collee- ete., and wants it just a lit- pal Church, will give the tion and has named the high tle moist.” Christmas message to t he gehool boys and Bonnie's coat 1s always high school students that gist shining and clean, course there is a reason. “I brush and curry her every day,” says Mr. Myers, “and I used a powder scented with plus caroling and dancing in ponds will the gymnasium niorc than. 100.000 who have crossed Hungary into girls to as- refugees the Iron - ® cedar to make her smell Curtain from good. She gets up on the box S FUNNY Austria, fleeing before com- to be brushed, and doesn’t g want to get down.” At night How Folks on she sleeps right by Mr. My- Store Stuff 0s ers’ bed. In An Attic 717 = Bonnie was two years old Ls in June. She had nine months] When ed A training as a ‘seeing eye” CY X dog before she took the Can Cash In NIA oy month’s training with Mr. With A WANT Myers. With luck, she should live another 12 or 15 a years, and it would be indeed a pleasure to write another story about her on her tenth anniversary in Mount Joy “ADVERTISING “Took The Tom Cat Out Of The Cracker Barrel RTE AY Reliable T.V. Service munist soldiers and tanks. me ff een ALL WORK GUARANTEED EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN WePrintEverything But Dollar Bills WAYS Record Corner Mount Joy A | a, g CHRISTMAS ALBUMS “Merry Christmas” Lawrence Welk “Twas the Night Before GEORGE WACHTMAN Phone 3-4245 7 AER RTE RST 5057 RATE ANTE ANTE RTE RATE RAZR RST AMR SATE RATER ANT ANA ANE RE INT sais. FEligioug 8 CHRISTMAS CARDS | Christmas” — Fred Waring reflecs “Merry Christmas”— the Bing Crosby tru e Lanza Sings Christmas meaning Carols and : spirit Como Sings Christmas of Carols Christmas , . « WAY'S Appliances 48 W. 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