merica’s ve tele- fhe Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, January 17 8 DONEGAL, FAGLES WIN Te —————— er sm r——— —— rr “| On Friday, Jan. 11, the foi Donegal Net Butch Kear Rolls Donegal Eagles won over E- . - Youth For Christ, 63- 4 ; eam Enters A 465 Total 31, and over a make up ; oh "Yo AL N ai oF he War Buteh” Kear, son of Mr IF Cm 7 Hts « Fé Son wanes, C4 ow : earn arom Yawn By 201, Second Half and Mrs. Bernard Kear, N THE Greatest SHOW : a : High scorer in the Eagles- uw! ; Donegal high school’s 1956 High Strest. rolled a 197 & ON ICE Feotwring A, “ " YF( game were Wilbur Mil- 57 basketball team this week gama in the teen ager bowl ler with 24 points for the gassed the half-way mark ining league this week at the 10 productions and 20 starring acts! FEB. 16 THRU @ 81H Eagles and Nevin Gish with 20 points for YFC. High scorers in the other game were Jay Heisey with 9 pts. for the Eagles and Christ Thompson with 14 points ts schedule and Friday nit? Lincoln. In his three game onlays the eighth of ten slat: total he rolled a total of 495 d home games. Other totals on the Kear Friday night of last week team were Terry Schofield, on the home court, Man- 337 total: Jeff Brian. 355 heim Township grabbed a Tim Bailey. 345; Bill Feller | (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED .¥ 1 for the make tee . ; SATURDAY FLY Eto, In up team fol 16-38 victory by holding the 263; Ken Funk, 250 On the 1:00 & 5:00 P. M. . VFO 7 14 a. a 'ndians to on'y four points athe» team Jim Stettler had RESERVED SEAT TICKETS Enclose remittance with self- Eagles =. S 1 3-31 1 the final quarter. a 249 total: Len Shank. 3929 $1.20-$2.00-$2.75-$3.30-$3.8 . addressed stamped envelope to agles 22 14 15 10—63 The visitors had charged Charlie Dorr. 347; Jim Ni Tax Included YisnhaySpenisand hiuishey Pas Eagles 12 4 18 6-38 1to a 16-8 lead at the quar- gslev. 369: Earl Shearer. 302 , r Phon y S <4 —30 | i : ht ED MAIL ORDERS NOW): > . E-town 8 2 8 9-97 ‘er but were cut down to and Bud Vogle, 203. Door 75 0 . nly a 24-18 advantage at ° ILL TO THE J WORLD high school were chosen to | aay Hight, oi on ) t 6:15. pm. make additional telephones available to you. ‘ Ib e participate in the annual ure | WE EA SPE Truly, whenever help is needed, always turn and up Southern District Orchestra I 's measured by Warwick, 2) (l | hc ¢ FRESH LOCAL festival to be held April 4, | | Chicken L & B b @Ce il nil TM CHATTER Do pro ty [oom IC en eds reasts Robert Reisch will play |} a ie a i Were out. MANHEIM the game the snare drum and Gary 4 163 S. Charlotte St rr ag rather even. Ir Telephone 5.7942 Zeller, the cymbals. From By Nancy Rainbolt Ounvior SCOres yay ne CH UCK ROASTS Lean and Meaty Ib 30 Hempfield high school, Lois| op. 0.0 oo. TIT Scores Were & Wedws 950 ED Haag, Esther Brubaker, Dor-| I ee ves .. 13 4 10 15-42 CT eLizABETHTOW 3 — 3 gl 1 pl ,c-|everyone’s list these days. — hoe v Round and Sirloin Tip R Ib ony om “Hon Sooper, Suppose vou all saw him or| "wich 18 18 12 1360 lg oun an Ir om IP oa sts c Tean Kauffman, Mary Ann Ed Sullivan's TV show Jan Warwicle Junior Varsity Tdet. Fri. sali Funk, violas; Jerry Koser, |5. He introduced a new plat |“. A3-35. 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. V | 4 Ww” |* Friday night of this week. BE beth Brubaker ct lo: er, “Peace in the Valley Si Pian A Mary cello s quite different from| ‘ill plaving on the Donegal : oe [“Hound Dog” or “Don’t Be| nor. the Indians meet the| DAIR Y jinger, swing (Cruel” — more of a ballad | team. Next Tues-| SPECIALS 4 : | The orchestra will be com- |r. ; lay they go to Ephrata. . | Columbia Telephone Company h another recording posed of approximately 140 Bs BO A ey Ce. ! f [mat which is going places { WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE | ttt Wok She Bt AS comm to oer, | 3 suthern district of the state. | s “Paying for. “Keeps” _ They] Samuel Shotzberger, whol WE SLICE IT [Powell Middleton, of West! lare both in reat demand. 1 associated with the Lan-|3 a hetti eee 60c | g > > Teacher Col-| gto Stoe Tr i 3 r 4 ene Sate yartm I will! “Young Love”, bv Tar gt r to kya as, will be | E ‘RY DAY Vel V e e i a Ct 1© eo se ibs Cc ye the guest conductor. This Hunter, on the Dot label, i uest a Dale ax at the te oe ol will be the first festival of its!C cate hing on fast with the igay assemoly orogram oO ix BY teen agers. ‘clifrentlv| he Donegal high school COUNTRY FRESH (Large) kind held in that sec- 0 ing in the movie, “The| Mr. Shotzberg- Steamed Lobster Teils | c | on of ihe « Ae Li da y Burning Hills”, with Natalie|" ast sit wd the Middle | 2 for $1.57 § | (Wood as the leading lady | 2st situation hey he E G B & doz C Fourteen Chosen Tf this makes a hit, we may ~ |T-Bone Steak ~.... $1.00 < be hearing more from him For County “Singing . the Blues” with | Made Ham Sandwiches in the line of records. Fresh, Roasted Shrimp and Good Hom» | { | . . | Fourteen students of Don-/Guy Mitchell still holds the PY YT Y legal high school were chos- number one position across Oysters — Crab Cakes GRO Cen “R len to participate in the coun-|{the country. ’ ty band concert Saturday, #Love is Strange” by 0 Koser’s Jewelry Store 8 | / “nr Te SE Feb. 23. They are Bernell Mickey and Sylvia has a fast- Tm : hal ee \ Heisey, bass; Jackie swing to it. “Slow b T [EAST MAIN STREET, MT.JOY PHONE 3-5404 Tassinger’s Grocery Arbutina Tavern EN 100 oking bass; Gary Zeller, with Bill Dogget i jore’s 2 wl! Robert Reisch, a workout in the] | Phi He -At Vi Kay Kauffman, firstiuk» boxes. Bill also pro-/'6 N. Market St. Mt. Joy N . Jacob Street, Lg A- flflute; Judy Naugle, piccolo/duced “Honkey Tonk”. | 44-tfe MOUNT JOY w GC land second flute; Phyllisjwhich was, and still is, a big| - -_ bo Keener, bass clarinet: Joanne|hit with the rock’n ro'l fans SLCC LLL CCE TEE EE EE ELE LL LL LLL ELLE 7 —_— |Bixler, second oboe; Douglas| pat Boone has a new one SHOWS | ap plenty of |Fish, first clarinet; Paula nut, “Don’t Forbid Me”. Its @ EVENINGS NEE boxes |Weien, first clarinet; Loreata nice sounding, and 18 AnD * |Hornafius, second clarinet; a hit Steve Law-® SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS : NEX ? Joyce Berrier, second clari- once has a hit with “Banana m | 7 and 8:00 P.M 2:00 P.M. BS Nz 2 S [nets Samuel Harnish, Song”. It has been re- 8 | ee | MOUNT JOY. PA. Perils Ti wl TISSUES trombone; and Jacob Zeller, cased only a short time, @ FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 - 19 : i paid ions: land is already destined to DEAN MARTIN — JERRY LEWIS -in- { jo |become a top seller. > Norris Fancy 3 Ibs 79 ALUMNI MEETING — “Hollywood Or Bust” | The Lancaster County| Slang seems to be a pop- 1 [Chapter of the Elizabeth-|ular device for showing Norris Fancy Bartlett Pears 2Y,- -can 20). town college Alumni associ- your ignorance. lation held its annual dinner / |meeting at !Hostetter’s ban-| The moon affects the tide y Van Houten S Cocoa ? boxes 29: |quet hall, Mount Joy, Thirs-jand the untied. day;.-Jan. 17, at 6:30 pm. "TFT TT TTT The program featured an| KLINE address by Pr. James R. L. D. . FROZEN FOODS |King of the college faculty. A | College president A. C.| 1] — a i Del Contractor - Builder 2] ant P K. Ezra CHICKEN PIES | are nd oh W. 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