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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, December 20-5 |

Its Always Christmas
At Santaland, Pa.
Harrisburg — For the cur-| ~—
fous or impatient traveler Rotary Holds
who like to meet Santa Claus
a little early this year, there's Y | Pp
a town in Pennsylvania uie arty
where it's always Christmas,
according to the state's De- served
partment of Commerce. noon at
: con m2etin
Nestled in a small valley he
in the Blue Mountain section’ gram feasting,
of Pennsylvania is the town and a Yuletime

Rotarians’ ob
Tuesday
Mount Joy
Christmas
their weekly
held at Hostet-
gifts,
message
of Wanamakers through Following a bountiful holi-
which state route 143 passes. day meal, the Rev Emmert,|
Here, about 20 miles north Moyer, pastor of St. Luke's
Santaland Fviscopal church, gav |
of Reading, is
where the
Dutch Christmas folklore is
maintained the year around. at. this: season.
Santaland is a miniature vil- Fe {old of some of the sym-
lage right out of legends and hols of Christmas and gave
rhyme. the historical and legendary
Mechanical toys, electric background of Santa Claus.
{rains and Santa's elves mak- ‘In closing, he told of some
Pennsylvania hristmas comments,
igin of some of the
ing toys are the central the most popular :
nation of ‘Santa’s Toyland Mas car ols and then, with]
: ’ ' Dr. John Stauffer directing
and Workshop. It's free for
: : Ih ind Hans Helms accompany-
children, too, with only a ing, several were sung by
modest charge applied to ad- {he entiro group
uts. On display at the
The 150-acre “Fairyland were four coaster
Village” at Santaland brings which were gifts of the Ro-
to life a whole volume of Mo- 1 Messiah Chil-
ther Goose rhymes. Old-time dren's home. Into the wagons
craftsmen such as black- Richard M. Stark,
weavers, glass hlow- Per 1S placing :
balls and bats from the Bach-
and =n man Chocolate Company.
how toys
good
arians to the
smiths,
ers, poltery
ther toolers show
were made in the
days.
old meet next
mas Day.
Wanamakers is a fine i x9
ing point for a tour of penn- LIONS HEAR 1. V.
sylvanic {ch scenery. nN BODEQ
sylvania Du ct er) I POFESSOR
the vicinity of nearby Krums
ville and Kutztown are some
of the best examples of “just
Tuesday
start-
Ladies night was the feat
ure of the local Lions
Christmas party Tuesday at
for fanev” seorat ank ;
for fancy decorated bank Hostettor's. The special pro
barns. gram for the double occasion —
~~ included a Christmas story
Gilbert McKlveen of
Valley College,
Cook County, Illinois! with by Dr
41, million people, is Ameri- [,ckanon
ca's most posious county. Annville
Dried of a variet] Special music was
of figs are us ed as sandp aper ed by James Ch heckat on the
in paris of Aus of Aust alia. cornet and Carl Schmidt at
— the piano. Both are students
at the Conservatory of Music
QUALITY MEATS a
provid-

ALSO A FULL LINE OF
bs Match Covers
g Ci fad : oF om ide 1

CLL
FROSTED
at Hie Patton trade
Fruits & Vegetables immediately atter it
ganized.

school
was or-

A had two trades,” Mr. Snyder
Krall's Meat Markt voce” earned er
pel m my father, who
WEST MAIN ST, MT. JOY a I itactor. and
r lo, ing at Williamson.”
Aiso in reminiscent mood,
i Mr. Snyder recalls that his
R. father was one of the earliest
1bseribers of the Bulletin,
a 4 L Ea AN hen it was foundad by Jno.
Schroll in 1801. “It even
foilov ved me {o schol and to
Pittsburgh, so I have been a
reader all my life!”
Bulletin, in 1956, is
salute one of our
nior citizens and his inter
hobby which he has
others through

happy to
esting
shared with
the years
A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
OF DEPENDABILITY
IS THE FAST AND
RELIABLE SERVICE OF
=> SENSENIG'S

LIVE OR DRESSED
Delivered To Your Door Wa

lunch- |
including on the pro- |
carols)
includ-)|
ing an explanation of the or-
customs
Christ- |
me-ting
wagons
|
club mem- |
a dozen base- |
The Rotary club will not |
- Christ- |
Club]
‘1 was fortunate in.that I~
Mortuary Record
B. SELDOMRIDG E
Miriam B. Seldom-
fridge, 51, wife’ of Fred I.
Seldomridge, Rheems, died
her home at 6:50 a.m, Thurs-
day
She was born in Salford,
Montgomery Co., a daugh-
Iter of Adam S$. and Laura W.
[Walters Bucher, who now
[live at Lansdale R2,
Sho was a teacher in the
[Flm Tree school, Manheim
Central School District, for
years, and had been a teach-
ler for nine years in the same
district. She formerly taught
school at 'Salfordville, Mont-
lgomery County for 4 years.
She was a member of the
Church of the Brethren, Lan-
castor, a graduate of Schwe-
nksville high school, and at
MRS. M.
Mrs

nN

Fire Giles

tended Elizabethtown Col-
| lege.
Your Home. ‘eo Besides her husband and,
she is survived by a
parents,
daughter,
and tho
at home;
brothers
Nancy K,,
following
GET OUT of the house the minute you discover it or smell
| smoke!
be ay n use différent escape routes from any and sister: Henry W. Bucher,
hs Grace » onolulu,
{ TEST doors before opening. It doors are hot, block them (rrace Buc hey! of 3 ‘
with furniture or wet mattresses to keep out smoke and Hawaii, and Adam uc er
Jr.. San Francisco, Calif.
gases, Get out another way!
NEVER jump from upper-story windows except as a last
resort! Wait for firemen.
HOLY Your if you have to make a dash through in
Smoke anc ame! Or wi
REMEMBER, the air is usually better near the floor in a Joon. with
smoke-filled room! is 4 Cemetery
CALL the fire department at once! They know how to fight Formed
fire. Don’t waste your time or vour life trying to fight
a fire, unless it’s so small you're sure you can control it
F uneral services wera held
from the Groff Funeral Home
Lancaster, Sunday after-
interment in the
Evang. and Re-
Lancaster.

MRS. ROY GOOD
with the right extinguisher. Mrs. Elsie Henry Stark
DON'T ever go back to a burning building for any reason! Good, Mt. Joy R2, died unex-
Soke and fire gases from even the smallest fire can be pectedly at 7:45 p.m. Thurs-
deadly )
I lay at her home.
GET medical treatment at once, if you're burned be yay ~ : ;
or exposed to fire and smoke! Seemingly minor uy NN Dr. Joan Guts 5 Mount Joy
| burns or smoke inhalation can have fatal results. Pal deputy coroner, said death

was due to acute myocardial
infraction.
She was a daughter of the
late Edward and Fannie Mec-
SPARKY SAYS:
| NFp DON'T GIVE FIRE
| Curn Henry and a member
ad A A PLACE 10 START! of the Mount Joy Church of
| God.
Surviving are two sons
Paul Stark, Mount Joy,
ACTIVITIES BEGIN Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
Christmas activities began — = =
Monday, Dec. 10,
and
TI pT La ATE eV ET —
poe vo
yo ra Et A rg gh TP Bd BE I Sg gt
‘Flying Saucers’ have been
Stark, Elizabeth- [Maytown; and Wilmer Herr CHOSEN FOR BAND
Benjamin

town. Also surviving are 8 Marietta. 3
(grandchildren and 13 greiit-| Funeral services were he a» D " X parted or boy over 110
\grandchildren. She was theiin the Miller Funeral Home, ouglas Fish, son of Mr, years, and still remain unex-
last of her immediate family. |Elizabethtown, Wednesday, "and Mrs. Charles Fish, South plained.

Funeral services were held with interment in the Cross Market Street, has been chos
from the Gerald Sheetz Fune-/Roads cemetery. en to participate in the dis TREE SERVICE
ral Home, West Donegal Amr (trict band performance in
Street, with interment in the| HARRY c. ROHRER [February He was chosen at A SAWING, PRUNING and
Mount Joy Cemetery Sunday Harry G. Rohren, sixty, 69 try “ous last Weekend ind .
A Main St., Salunga, a retired Ny er excellent ra. B. B. IBACH
HAROLD J. HERR building contractor, died at joey in th Bary bY NE clar Phone 5-4616
A Maytown man died Sun-|9:30 p.m. Monday at Lancas J ma and 139 8S. Main St. Manheim, Pa.
day evening in the General Hospital as a ro-
burg Hospital of injuries re-{sult of a heart ailment. He
ceived in an auto accident on had been a patient since Sat
near Union |! wrday
Dauphin County. He was born in Lancaster)
was Harold J.|County near Silver Spring,
who [the son of the late Mr. and
[Mrs Paris Rohrer.
In addition to his wife, he
is survived by two sons, Har-
ry B. Rohrer, Lancaster, and
Eugene, at home, a daughter,
LLC LR TR LT TW TT Of.

Deposit,
The victim
Herr, 25, of Maytown,
suffered head and internal
injuries.
State Police said he was a-|
lone when he lost control of
his 1956 convertible which A 5 Zor -
ron ‘off Rt. 340. knocke od |B tty, wife of Samuel Zer-| LOOK FOR THE GREEN LABEL WITH THE BIG RED CIRCLE
Salunga, and 5 grand-
down small tree and a fence| to oC Kamal YRC SUMMER (CORN: OM.YOUR XMAS TABLE
and then erashed into a large!
tree, The accident occurred a| a
half mile west of Union De-|
posit. The auto was demolish-
ed with a loss estimated at!
$3,000.
He was a native of May-,
town but rcomed at 303 East |
Main St., Middletown, having |
been employed in a nearby |g
Royalton brick plant.
In addition to his parents,
Jacob and Ethel Shank Herr, |
Maytown, he is survived by |

"HOME STYLE"
GARDEN FRESH

“HARDWARE
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LUMBER + MILLWORK» IN LL iS A
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in LANDISVILLE.
Bat, Avion tue ro STORE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
of Edward Ho oe FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. — SATURDAY TILL 4 P. M.
Fresh, Roasted
PEANUTS
Hassinger’s Grocery
16 N. Market St. Mt. Joy!

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For A Gift Thal’s Sure To Please
Give a
Suanely Gift Certificate
Use it for these and many other appropriate
gifts from J. C. Snavely & Sons
Portable Mixer
Toaster
Waffle Iron
Tools Tiie
Combination Storm Door
Garden Carts
Power Mower
Paneling

in the local elementary school
Tuesday when Mrs. Amas
Bricker and Mrs. Paul Ear-
hart told the Christmas story
to each of the classes. The
two, ‘are members . of the
Child Evangelism Fellowship
of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Friday, classroom parties will
be held and Santa Claus will
visit the classrooms.
The School and’ Home As-
sociation is providing the ice
cream and cookies for ‘the
parties,
SAVE up 76
40%

SLOAN'S PHARMACY
Announces
24 hr. Photo Finishing Service
ON BLACK AND WHITE PICTURES $4195 AL sets
Films must be received before 10:00 A. M. Monday thru Thursday: Friday
Wheel Barrows Coffee Maker
Post & Rail Fencing Steam Iron
Kitchen Ware LZ
Chopping Block \\ /
Ping Pong Table - -
PY
Corner Cupboard
Unpainted Furniture
Ladders
Shop Tools
Chain Saws
Nod Py Py ody Py Pp Pp Py Py Py Py Py oP oP
| FOR THE HANDY MAN Forget About Tree Lights? 2
AROUND THE HOUSE
Porter-Cable V4" Drill Kit,
screw attachment, case
We've Got ‘em
INDOOR SETS
Seven LIGHT SET ...g1 9g ea.
Fifteen LIGHT SET 83 on ea.
equipped with General
Electric bulbs in a variety of col-
ors. Each bulb lights independently.

2,
werk will be ready Monday A. M., Saturday work Tuesday A. M. a»
4 mw Yop v 5
COLOR FILMS 5 - 8 DAYS 1 houghtful Gifts She ll Love!
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with us. We have also increased our line of Cameras and Accessories. Oval shaped, assorted col- Sep Stool
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= And your home and family full of cheer. 4 For a Christmas Gift That's Always Welcome . . . Always Used . . .
BURNS ALL TYPE OF DOMES. If : : ie : es
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- Arthur J. Ulrich:
With «a wish for « Happy New Year, too,
Dominion

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£. Main S Mount Joy Phone 8122 . 2 cook :
deem rs Announcing New Store Hours Sons Cie Said Sant only” 4 9B
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CONSIGNMENT SALE i Starting January 5, 1957," we will close one hour early CS Now only... $1495 “Pop-0-Matic”
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At the Kevstone Sales Bs Route 230 0 ‘ oF toasted. and i
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CERTIFIED
From Everett E.
of “Cavalier”

Three daughters of
A choice of many clever des oa Hors
ovely 2 yr. old, from
gay distinelively Hallmark 2 daughters of Glenafton R.
yrs with 2y 11316m 3.75% 424f.
Oak
Apple
Paulridge Sovereign and a daughter of, A B C
all alike conveniently cellos
packed. When your friends
receive your Hallmark Christ
mas greeting, theyll know
that “you care enough to
send the very best.”
Sloan's Pharmacy
Phone 3-300
of Supreme
Lochinvar,
Carl Diller, Auct. Pic
Reflton, Pa,
60 - Head Holsteins
ACCREDITED
Local consignments include i HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Benjamin,
Rag Apple,
Waodale Rag
Peach Sovereign from a 524 lbs. 4.0%
KEYSTONE HOLSTE
Pennsylvania’s a Market
MOUNT JOY, PA.
60
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a daughter of
whose first
Malmont Rag Apple Duke A., 354
daughters are doing exceptionally well, from Torres EL : 0
a dam who sold for $1000 in October 1955. : KRAFTS Delicious Sunkist
From Northeastern Pennsylvania: 3 ih
From H. R. Swingle, Waymart, a daughter Sharp Cheese Ik C Oranges
of Ameanna Helbon, from a 645 lbs., 3.8% i
daughter of Osborndale Sir Rag Apple. i“
A good record “Wilkie” daughter from i
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