DOWN THE ALLEY Greiner 450, Funk 7, and Johnson 467. » PAPER. BOX-—0 Gerberich 422, E. Rice 478, and 567. Brosious 450 Hurst 481. Totals 2280. GERBERICH Heilig 464, Lawder 432, B. irown 444, Taylor 479, D.l- MT. JOY TILE Wells Craul 496. Totals 2092, 540, Keener 365. Garber 154. HCLLINGER'S SN INRIA RENE, BUS TRIP ~~ DEC. 29th To Koziar's Christmas Village The great:zst Christmas display in the U. S. A. 417, Holtzman TO SEE MOVIE For having sold over FOR INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE quote in ‘the recent MAE ROTH = = ~~ Z JOY 3-6042 é | 5 FZ RET STE SRT NT RAR RAST. RT MT RN A WT RT MOUNT JOY, PA. ~~ FRIDAY--SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 - 22 RANDOLPH SCOTT - # shown in the auditorium yg the student body 4 SPECIALS —-—r No ARERR NT =] 0m. 3a BARBARA HALE - # Chicken in Basket “7th Cavalry” MONDAY--TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 - DOROTHY MALONE “Pillars Of The Sky” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 - 27 MAUREEN O'HARA ison ney i Steamed Lobster Tails 4 T-Bone Steak JEFF CHANDLER NERA RE RTE NT -—er Pl RAY MILLAND ; YN Jacob Street, MOUNT JOY FOR SALE CORN-FED DOUBLE BREASTED [for the American Flyer race. God parsonage, East Main St [The contestants raced their Thev moved here from Roh | lighway Safety, Dept. of] imodel trains on tracks set up parstown. The twa ublic Instruction. | Sunday Dinners 12 Noon to 9 P. BOB MUMMA AT THE TONSOLE 5:00 To 9:00 p. m 2 PAIR YA PAN PA Dressed or live weight. PRICE REASONABLE DUCKS FOR SALE Mount Joy American Legion PHONE LANDISVILLE TW So 4 Eel 1 Wd ”~. A EA PR PR A ERK PR PRC ER PRN © = TIME | 8 mere EK PA PA ER EA EAR 2X5 = AMET a my SST TCT CT CE WET eT AT NT RT 3 Awd ET or oT 53% AL Le {Sod Ah Nae g 2X tA IEE pr Local Fresh Dressed (NEVER FROZEN) unzier Hams |, Whole er Shank Half sms $5 rns RIAN ER ERE A CRC 99 Make Cur Store Your Shopping Center For Xmas Candy and Holiday Foods EAR 5 & ERX png Open Late Friday Night — Closed 8 p. m. Sat. Open Monday 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY HESS’ FOOD STORES MASTERSCNVILLE Phone Manheim 5-2770 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Ye rd Ys ERE NERS MOUNT JOY Wolgemuth § Kepple 424 § Totals 2368 § 454, Frantz § Totals the magazine high the students will see full-length motion picture holi- 4 be to 85¢ Institute of Technoligy and a former eeletrical engineer for 85¢ the Bendix Radio Divison of J ou gf go To I i the Bendix Aviation Corp. in 0f Birchland Avenue. The close under. Towson, Md. His parents, Mr. Roseers and their con m~ved [rN] * and Mrs. Anthony Schur-[lo the borough from «ne Children Should Learn demuth played one of his best games, rebounding, i Shrimp and Good Home Made Ham Sandwiches Ph. 3.9141 Winners were named in the von. two girls and a boy. Mr model train race sponsored yy aman is emnloved »t the by the Hi-Y of Donegal high Marietta Air Force Station -,chool. Kim Lippiatt won Rev. and Mrs. William Til'e first prize for his Lionel, train with James Gingrich, second and John Kupp, third and Mrs Tillat sre wow liv Ray Bowers won the prize ing in the local Church of ules,” declared Ivan J. |a150 for children getting éonjresumed after the dressing room pep talks, the situation Fos probobly would he expressed fice. The tuition charge for: a FLORIN, PA |} 42-tf¢ 4 of Newtown, Pa., the Reserve Forces Act pro- gram. Men voluntéering for the six-months tour of active duty are permitted to finish their military training in lo- from cal Army Reserve or Nation- 85¢ al Guard units. Schurmann is’ Ley on a 1954 graduate of Drexel at Business Press. Lancaster mann, lives in Newtown. aris Sarl | ER A ERE IR ER A |, RAE AT RT ANT Harvey K. Shoemaker |; Phone 3-9862 A A A A A EAT HS EAS YAS YA A A A ER PA AR A ps an none © po fumes fhe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. 4 | Thursday, December 20 3 Families egal made a first Member: of the “Welcome Mount Joy” committee a respect for the dangers of fire early in their lives. ‘With: Manheim ‘Central. with gift certificates donat SPARKY'S FIRE DEPARTMENT ball game was, for all prac ke Army Pvt. Richard O.|from Colvmbia. Thev have 2 Boston 1, Mass. : ; “children. George. ag d seven: ished. recently completed e'ght And David, six months, Mr Ken Depoe's lads they pp : IBerrvhi is Wo at \ iO retina weeks of basic combat train- [Ber ryhill ib 0 mpl iy d a looked like a first class ball ing at Fort Knox. Kv.. under |Wagaman'’s. Lititz. The two team during the first half visited Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Tavlor of 104 Springville Road. The Tav-| lors moved to Mount Joy Lancaster Thev have| two children. Janele and Su-| san. Mp. Tavlor is emnloyed control, Mrs. Charles Drac» and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman vis-| ston. Pa. Mr. Rosser is a con tractor in construction work. . scoring and working in high { Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Fast sd Of Ss fe gear. TRAIN WINNERS bor arety | 4 : jo he { rw “ohh ia. The was held o an star be Arbutina Tavern ARE NAMED LI ag eg | Harrisburg — “Now that “Before crossing a streetWeidman, who displayed a ‘hildren have started back 10 or highway, the children ?2autiful hook shot tech- ichool they will be exposed : nique, was kept well under control. As a scoring and lis a matter of life and death. »nlay-makineg combo. he and ind their son. were the fifty] urge | That goes for children = atJan Morinchin finally totaled Main Street. moved 1{o the | should look both ways. This o many highway hazards on + heir way to and from school nd parents should ; 1 : 28 points for the evening. ‘hildren to obey all safety | controlled intersections and visited last week. Rev ste c ‘hie ivisi ff | stehman, Chief, Division of ind oft the bus! in the school gymnasium. lwere visited by Miss “City children have their | going in both directions must heim fan who called it a ra or Brown and Miss Mariar hazards at street crossings, [stop for a stopped school bus/ Tout | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers Rutt, [many of which are protected when, taking. an. or discharg-| During the “in fighting” A ar or sive Thor nel Bd Portner was-laid low in | raffie lights, and police; ¢|walk along highways and |ways drivers who do not. o- s TAPPAN OR ROPER GAS RANGE WATSR HEATERS. GAS CLOTHES DRYERS GAS ROOM HEATERS - several sizes. WARD BOTTLE GAS # hat moves at top speed along | Stehman. urges children to shortly recovered, Your rural arteries,” Stehman| avoid horseplay.at bus stops 1, [thrilling first half which A al dt WT rt tv pv whi Fag TRY Donegal Holds Barons. AaB For Half Bow, 58-39" | Welcomed Teach your children fire safety early! For two quarters the Don: To Town A special fire department for kids has been created by the class basketball. game of National Fire Protection Association to help give children Tuesday night's encounter But, following the inter- visited new families last Your child can join this wonderful fire department and mission, things went from ‘Thursday evening. Armed q special instruction manual on how to avoid fires, bad to worse and the Tribe was scalped in its own blood, lof the borough, the girls to enroll your young fire prevention expert is to send 25¢ The first quarter saw the lcomed the new families into to SPARKY'S FIRE DEPARTMENT, Boston 1, Mass. visiting Barons take a narrow 15 - 12 lead and at the half it was only 29 - 24. But by Mrs. John Miller visited Mr NFPA’s nation-wide public education program, the third frame pause, the and Mrs George Berrvhill of ~~ count stood 46 to 31 and the tical purposes over and fin-| However, let it be said for ond held a smooth-working Manheim gang well under Denny Gillham developed a breath-taking scoring streak as he shot hot from well out on the floor. The Barons moved out after him (natur- ally) and then big Frank we Kramer, left less well guard- ited Mr. and Mrs. David Ross| i 5 led, rattled the. nets from All the while Charles Lin- However. when play wa: The law says that trafficyoct in terms used by a Man- ing pupils at the: designatedithe southeast corner of the GIFT FOR ENTIRE FAMILY [but rural children have to | bus stop. But there are al- a ond ned, from ; a scramble for the ball, he fmust contend with traffic |bey the law. was knocked windless, but! the preliminary Tues- "along the highway. day. Manheim Central won, em — 4 inter enter (19.90. after .¢ ing aft a ding dong wait, Friday night the Indians 3 HE 1 ae DONEGAL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL. SCHEDU. 1956 - 1957 Dec. 21 — Penn Manor 'H Jan, 4 — Columbia r. A Jan, 8 — Lampeter-Stras. H Jan, 11 — Manheim Twp. H Jan. 15 — Warw.ck t Jan. 18 — Hempfield H Jan. 22 — Ephrata A Jan. 25 — E-town H Jan. 29 — Pequea Valley, (A Feb. 1 — Man. Cent. A Feb. 5 — Penn Manor A rida’? aise ad: Yon : Jan. 4—Columbia A Jan. 11-—Man.. Cent, A Jan. 15—~Warwick A Jan. 18—~-Hempficld A Jan. 25-—E-town H Feb. 8—Columbia A Feb. 12—Lanc. Twp H Feb. 15—Man. Cent, H Nov. 4—Lan¢. Twp. * A All games 4 p.m. Jay C. Musser (From page 1) chairman; Clarence Holling- er, Frank Walter and Arthur Zuch, merger committee; Attendance Report A 97% attendance figure for the elementary and high schools was issued by Wilbur I. Beahm, supervising prin- cipal. In the elementary cchools, the total attendance for the month was 1,456 and in the high school, 843; ma- king a total of 2299 students. Bills amounting to $18 083.00 wire ordered paid, The tuition rates were re- leased from the county ' of- high school student is $36.68 per month or $330.10 per yaar. These figures do not in- lude the cost of ‘the opera- tion of a school on a per stu- dent basis but represent a fig- ure set for use in the system. Receive Diplomas Diplomas were voted for boys who completed their high school educations 5. E. D. (General Education Development) in the Armed Forces. They were Clayton ho had formerly at- ship High School and Harold Leed who had formerly at- EPHRATA, PA. {| { 33 RIGHT THIS WAY anyones. bell gare. Was tended East Donegal = Town- Town Store. 25 S. State St., - Free Parking in rear : : y return to the wars ay Office - showrgom, 1 mile N. of Ephrata on Rt. 222 LADIES » the wars, playing Penn Manor. BEST BARGAINS in TOWN | On Fridav night of last in Our week, at Elizabethtown, Don- ER CN EN UR PRY RX EAE ENS ERC ERI i ATR RARE Rk RETR KT RN NT RE RT WES AANA ERE ADVERTISING COLUMNS defeat ! / i Enjoy shopping with more ! sober APYENTINING COLUMNS Koi imachine was purchased by the Ushers League of the lo- EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN If you're caught short of cash for Christmas shopping 7 cal St. Mark's E.U.B. church as A E> * 1391 and -was used for the first just see us . . get a loan § GEORGE WACHTMAN tone Nas Tine The tat » Joan can take care ¥ cantata presented by the St. od One an egy) ta ERY # Mount Joy Phone 3-4245 Mark's choir and the choir : vour gift giving, and a1: - [ol Bn y install f the Elizabethtown Church you can repay in easy Sle of God was recorde 3 oe s recorded on the ments out of income, inquire & machine. The tape recording today Il will be taken out to the sick and shut-ins of the church. L S ° d The music committee will be A in charge. Instalment oan €rvice § ] The decision was made at ¥ the regular meeting of the league last week in th *hurch. Fourteen members and one visitor attended the meeting. Cn ut oy is Tl | don't wait! play safe! Get the traction you need for safe winter driving now . . . before the bad weather starts! KELLY Explorer | winfer fire GRIPS AND GOES anywhere . . . any weather! Seven Advance In Cub Scouts Mount Joy's Cubs Pack neeting Wednecday at’ the chool was in the form of a “hristmas party. Each of the Cubs received a set of small field glasees from the pack x i qd Don Chiefs received small made his official visit to the group. The program included two HEAT YOUR HOME — AUTOMATICALLY! One of the many advantages of heating your home with oil is that it’s so automatic, Temperature is controlled by a thermostat. You simply set it— then forget it! We are ready to bring you automatic deliveries of Atlantic’s famous triple-refined heating oil. It has a new additive that actually helps prevent the rormation of sediment and sludge within the oil as it flows to your burner. Enjoy carefree, comfortable, automatic heating. Just write or call us today, and we'll do the rest! wiler; “Night Before Christ- Christmas” Refreshments were served to the boys. Advincements included John Brown, to bear; Thom- as Heisey., one co'd arrow blackwall and whitewall, tubeless and tube-type BREN Nees 1 { noints: Jeffrey Hawthorne, NEW 14” SIZE FOR 1 4 ert Pennell, one gold; Harold Smith, one silver; Richard IAL 3 Ch one gold. lei terms - - The next meeting wiil be| is : held the fourth Wednesday in January at the Franklin| KELLY GEO. W. LEAMAN dancers theme] UNG fl 208 E. MAIN ST. will be astronomy. Parents | Hollinger Oil Service FLORIN, PENNA. Phone Mt. Joy 3-3483 LH hosts > To The 108ts on the home floor egal absorbed a bitter 78-32 Gl] ° ° d ASH ! Reliable 1. V. Service Tape Recorder A Royal Coronet-Webcor, 4 ALL WORK GUARANTEED high fidelity tape recording oil lanterns. Santa Claus] tended the Mount Joy High They were granted diplomas immediately. The. board placed orders with the J. A. Colins Com- pany for window shades for the Maytown elementary ‘school and for curtains for {the health room at the high Group Purchases school. The curtains will /be used as a room divider in order that the room may be used as a double raom for students who are: ill. Building Plans Are Discussed The Buchart Engineering firm made a preliminary re- port on the study of the buil- ding in the area as they were directed to do by the board at a previous meeting. The board realized the im- nerative need for p'ans to be drawn now for the housing of an increase in enrollment. To cite an example of the in- creased enrollment to come in the next two years there are 95 seniors and 93 juniors. Ac the 95 seniors leave at he end of the 1956-57 school vear, 173 sixth graders will Ye entering the junior high 4 Annther example is to men- ion that at the present time there are 708 students in the third and fourth srades. When these 708 stu- dents are placed in a school huilt to house 800 students, there must be room for three more additional grades. The board hired the Buch- art Firm to prepare the nee- essary papers on which fo make application to the De- as their Christmas gifts. The partment of Public Instruec- tion for the approval of re- modeling and building of any buildings that necessary. ‘ - New Teacher . Miss Elizabeth Stradling of readings hv Mrs. Joseph Det- | Barclay, Maryland, was ap- nointed to teach elementary mas” and the “Night Behind music in the schools of the area next year. Miss Strad- ling is a senior at the Sus- guehanna University at Sel- irzsgrove at the present time. James Baugher, Elizabeth- point and two silver arrow town, and Mrs. Ada Frank, Marietta, were named to one gold: Dennis Good: Rob- teach in the junior’ high school to replace Benjamin Weaver who filled a vacancy in the Marietta Elementary School. : : Elmer Ginder was named to make repair work in the Mt. Joy Elementary School. The first floor hall ceiling will be, repaired ‘in the near MOUNT JOY Iwill be asked to drive for the | future. Mr. Charles was *in- LEHIGH AVENUE JIRES evening's meeting. Ralph | structed to secure a master LANCASTER. PA. dependable for 62 years Rice, Cubmaster, was in policy on liability for the charge of the meeting. various elementary buildings. A RR