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SPORTS. Le TAT) Ble, as discussed but tabled un-
2 J+ of men’s Club held its regular (i) 5 later meeting. The club After Lead w Ld
« Ce) Rl meeting Friday, January 25, planned to hold a shooting Craul's . Canney 10) 6
ON ICE » WS with president Amos L. Ris- match in March and one in Donegal high's basketball Hendrix's . a 8
10 Whig ser in charge. April. Dates are to be an-! Indians put up a big front Hopple's i, 7 9 4
2 productions The game committee re- nounced later. Friday night of last week for Frey's .......... " 9 E R
and 20 staring acts! ported on the progress of The president appointed a howling mob of home fans,| cp AUL'S—4 { C HA T T
trapping and releasing of committees for the coming but crumbed in the final 483: Good, 519: [eee

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rabbits in the surrounding year after which big game
area. There was also a report were shown by Leroy
given on the stocking of yogtetter of Florin, of a
| minutes to bow, 59-55, to |Emenheiser, 493:
the Elizabethtown Bears. 470; Craul, 579,
With a 28-20 lead at the 479. Totals 3023.
Ross Funk,
and Packer, | By Nancy Rainbolt
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Here's a new way to do
heasants bought locally and ! kyon
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) P= : hunting trip to Wyoming j half and a 44-37 advantage HOPPLES'S—0 st 8 Rub
SATURDAY MATINEES fore" ‘ond he ot Bu. pny oben athe the. auariers the Snes 78: Gelb, 420 pon oe oR
. ; Art Enclose remittance with self- : ry, anheim R2; James Green and White forged Weiser, "307; Landis, 488; them in story form. I think
Other items of discussion Kleindinst,
were projects for the coming Hostetter.
RESERVED SEAT TICKETS Mount Joy and
$1.20-$2.00-$2.75-$3.30-$3.8
Tax Included
MAIL ORDERS NOW, irr
! ahead to a big 52-38 lead ya) 483.
shortly after the final frame 1495. Totals 2764.
began, HENDRIX'S—3
Then they succumbed to a|
and Hopple, it's real cute. See what you
‘think.
“I Dreamed”
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— of their bitterest enemies. rb Tich-Payne .. 10 told me “Nothing Is
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
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: a » Hardish, 474; McCue, 506; “Too Much” and I found out
| THRILL TO THE 75 WORLD | 74 ICE CA'PETS' and IGE CADETS x Boi JOY : Dressing Nock Coup Williams, 468; Gemberling, “Our Love” was just lo be
— jo — (416; Meck! 75 - 5
a EE — — Ar NS us x a pair of free tosses ste arted oo Sr Hen Wight The bi
a: 7 and 9:00 P.M THEATRE HOLIDAYS 8 Victory drive which we nt REY’ S 1 ‘For Keeps” but “The Party's
| Y S —-| Mount JOY. PA. SP ren 8 Er vero it | Waltz, 574; Holtzman, 444; Over nd Tp left on sing
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ou ave ® ® 6 o HH SAL pn DAY: FEBRUARY 1, 2 . Saluting the teenagers with its accent on youth, Ice ra: hed when He Soult was | 04; Ebersole, 466; Frey, 587. We had “Young Love” and
i “ROCK PREITY Bm Capades, coming to Hershey Sports Arena, February 14 : onegalingtals 2990. jwe were sure that it was
: R Ser itn BABY ® through 27, introduces two youthful performers right claimed only one other High single game—Craul,| True Love”, but I was “The
en ou u e est a MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 a out of the 1956 Olympic games. Ronnie Robertson, ad- point. 1221; high triple game, c./Great Pretender”, and “My
1 WENDELL COREY -in- & judged the finest free-skater in the Olympics, and Cathie With a blanketing defense, Hendrix, 592. Prayer’ wasn’t answeied
=” oh 9 Machado, winner of the 1956 Richards trophy as the best|Donegal could not deny the There were the utifu
2 THE RACK m free skater, are prominently featured in the seventeenth yisitors and for the second | COMMERCIAL LEAGUE [“Night Lights” along with
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Swift's Premium Smoked BOB HOPE — KATHARINE HEPBURN -in- : LH HE'S GOT By 92-60 Score I Snother He ISS aoe aig old ! Want yo }o know ” mm
“THE IRON PEFTICOAT" IT! Tuesey ug of Wisi Kishen .. 7 Stop Loving You
e C 2 On Thursday, Jan. 24, a week the Indians of Coach.’ "6 10 “Since I Met You Baby"
am 1CeS OUR make-up team won over the Ken Depoe absorbed another IR ner rage 5 ‘I Feel Good”, but “Love Is
2 ADS Donegal Eagles with a score defeat, bowing at Pequea soy, INGER Ts ] Strange” sometimes. Maybe
DID of 92 to 60. Valley, 59-52. Waltz. x 487: Wolsemuth] “Someday” you will realize
Cleaned Ready to Fill and Bake The make up team had the After a slow start, which! , Weaver, 500: ig how much I love you, and
WHEN MY OLD MAN IF YOU'RE WISHING {iE JOB ladvantage over the Eagles Saw them trailing, 20-7 ations. J h 5 533. Total COMe hurrying back to me.
H M - ( JSED TO JERK ME THE PE Sa ==—— lin that 66” Tom Kline, a the quarter, the Green * otal Don't feel indebted ‘to me
0g aWws | OFTEN | ———— eo. former Pslmyra star, who White stiffened and at the ol because “You Don’t Owe Me
[plaved center and got most end of the half were behind | Herts 534; Funk, 374; la Thing.”
lot the rebounds as the Eag-|only 32 to 21 and at thel =~ “JO , I till ber the
Loa MR. MERCHANT Fe 1 three-quarters were lagging| 1°Mineer. 501. and C. Gri- i remen
BAR 1 BEEF ANB NOUR Wi wi SEE THAT SHE {les have no one to mate ho! iw ner. 503. Totals 2374 Picnic” and that wonderful
J} c i's height. [ORY Sole ih : : “Soft Summer Breeze” when
ese : > 9089 a READS YOUR AD | Another setback for the In the preliminary, Pequea| we spent “April In Paris”.
! | : iq Won, 29-25. Heilig, 494: Lawder. 400; « i ”
c { IN THESE COLUMNS Eagles came in the third 11g, : . were ‘My Happiness
BOUGHT AT Sans FARM SHOW | ti. Dor os [n Brown 5155 Taylor and 1 had “Nother Love"
4.- XHIBIT first-string man for the Eag-| 0306. linger, J. otals|We talked “All ut Love”
F y F il les fouled out. Sts. To Attend ONE S land then said a wonderful
Price — Very Lille More <« But out of this word or Your Food Storage Problems | Mumma led the Eagles ER Doyle, #2: BI Goodnight’ Bete
for Flavor and Tend | lscoring with 23 points, fol- y : Hh ran [Was Just jie. a Ly
nderness Contact Us For More Information El Band Meeting Brown, 574; Weiser, 460; Angels” for us. You were
MAY WE CUT A STEAK OR A ROAST FOR ON THE |G. Stevens was best offen-| Next Thursdy, Friday and Craul, 471. Totals 2351. | ‘One In A Million” for me.
YOU TODAY sively for the make-ups, Saturday, Dougiss Fish, Bj? JOOY TILE—3 [ “On My Word of Honor”,
. counting 19. Kulp had 18 Market Street, will atten Safco, 364; Keener, 436; 1 gave my heart to you..
| Amana Stor-More Freezer-Refrigerator R. Kline 16, Miller 14 and the district band conference A. Neiss, 490: Wells. 475; Everyone told me “How
: T. Kline 13. it Gettysburg high school. Garger. 548. Totals 2313. [Lucky You Are” but they
MORE TOP VALU ES Freezer Capacity 297 Lbs.—Refrigerator 9.3 Cu. Ft. | cer ein fl) inetd [The band of 200 p'ayers will KOUNTRY KITCHEN—1 |also said “Danger, Hearts
| |repres 77 schools. Doug-| Holtzman. 393: T. Frantz break Ahead!” Like “The
HEAR FORMER TEACHER |~éPresent . 393; T. Frantz,
| {las. a senior at Donegal high'382; M. Wolgemuth, 433; Fool” I was, I didn’t believe
TO SAVE YOU MONEY 3 ] | Earl Tschudy, who will play second Rott, 451: H. Greiner, 476. them. You meant “More”
: {formerly a science teacher, in the 200-piece Totals 2235. than the worls to
COHORT before She [ras ns gues Speaker at he band. H. Morrell Shields, ypgg 1 me. Then “Someone Else”
onday ni meetin 0 SS— :
21/7 goes [the Youth Fellowship 2 oo usic nsiructor, will 'P. Nels, 420. Miller, Stepped in. and Look your
21 ! |attend the affair and will ; love from me. “Silence Is
[oem held in thé“ Donegal high| 381; H. Rice, 465; R. Rice, |
i € g EM help with the placing of the 530’ 'R Neiss, 534. Totals| |Golden” and always will be
Guanes and. th 3 a bo to their chairs. gaan {until you return to me. “I'll
nie an ie Bible’. The principals have also : {See You In My Dreams”
FRENCH oe |been invited to PAPER BOX—3 _ |every night and there will
4-02 C | ~HOTHERS L. W. Echols, Elkhart, In- 551; E. Rice, pe “rears On My Pillow”
aC ¢é er |diana, who has held clinics 788: Rehrer, 612; Linton, njess you return. You're
MARCH ON POLIO lirom New York City to An- 456; Hurst, 525. Totals of Sight, Not Out of
| [chorage, Alaska, wiil hold a weil Mind, but “If It's Wrong to
| [clinic at the affair. The band [Love You” “I'll Never Stand
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C Norris Liquid Starch | . There Will Be A Friendly Knock On Your Door Bon of Wey Corer Set. BASKETBALL scHEpuve |!" Your Wav, =
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| When These Leaders And Their Captains And Their Army Of Volunteers [Toasters College. 1956 - 1957 Love” and “Love . Me en,
: c val gh Oe | WILL BE ASKING YOU FOR oT ob § — Ben Manor pliers, it Just, i
TO PLAY VOLLEYBALL Feb. 5 — Penn Manor ~~ Alonged in rain, I'll always be
| ‘The women of the faculty Yop. 8 — Columbia H (ging ”
Singing the Blues.
Eran DIMES and DOLLARS of Se lh hel le fe Se ee
. NORRIS FANCY ALL GREEN aA lay the Bai trls" vol. Feb, 15 Man Twp. A e both have the right
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ut Aspara~us Spears = To Help Defeat Polio sium tonight. JR. HIGH SCHEDULE [To 5 ek
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So listen to the “Wisdom
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Lo Open Your Door . . . Open Your Heart . . . Open Your Pocketbook S FUNNY Feb. 15—Man. Cent. 2 2 > iy ak twice be.
) : { How Folks . Ml gonad Do vour heart broken too. Just
MOUNT JOY BORO. 5 | listen careful’y to the words
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9 . Mrs. Warren Funk (YS 4%) ow # | 9 “ ’ sme.”
Welch’s Grape Juice FLORIN yily MOTHERS’ MARCH ON POLIO Polis | In An Attic WIN AGAIN # “Armen’s Theme.
Mrs. Miles Robinson, Jr. ; a . w The Donegal high school
: MARIETTA hen They ( faculty team scored another, My thanks to Jay!
24-0z glass a Miss Sandy Mackinson Can Cash In EK victory last week when the - *—
“ MANHEIM BORO men defeated a Marietta
. Mars Sone With A WAN I Ar town team 79-43. To Hear Talk
BATH SIZE Mrs. Robert Becker PRA :
{ LANDISVILLE On X-Ray
c Dial Soa cakes C | Mrs. Cleon Kahler ii
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P ns as Technicians
tn irls 2g i
- fee. BEE Girls’ of Donegal high
CHOICE 2 will hear a speaker
WINDFRHOOK “i diccuss the x-ray technol
1b ¢ Mrs. Raymend E. Rankin wi e Yay RY oY
Jd Ss NT course given at the iladel-
c Bananas } OYSTER POINT pha General Hospital at a
l CENTERVILLE svecial program next Wed-
eller jinesday. Miss Beverly Shep-
IVORY FLAKES NEW | enrumBIA BORO rd, of the school will dis-
Cc BLUE DOT DUZ FLUFFO | Honorarv Director the course and will
Large - 33c Large - He 2b | Wire Robert Rye ar show a file which discusses
2) Giant - 79c Giant - 8lc i (Mee. J. Milion), Rrank he Sola of X-ray ond Sexe
5 | Mrh., William Dussinger ; Clajns Ja Diolession of the
| Mrs, an ai 1s i
N.B. C. SUNSHINE KEEBLER Me Be tice The demand. for ;
PEANUT BUTTER “rs, Edw rd Schwartz 1.3 qualified
SALTINES HI-HO |M-s. Laura Ritner x-ray technicians has been
c 1b 25 1 1b 33 SANDWICHES [Mrs Asse Drweiler : increasing stead’ly for the
1 1b. c . 33¢ . Bag 49c [ars Margares Me all ast ten years. The Philadel-
rs arin ust vhia school offers a 2-year
- | care. glarence Lowry course, tuition free, which
t {h | Mrs. Pauline waller i includes courses in atatomy
| rs. Bernard Seiple. land radiation physics and is
Mrs. Harry Snyder Miriam N. Sauder, 12-yr.-old Lancaster School Girl in Her Iron Lung At The Lancaster General Hospital B J Il approved by the American
® CANNED FOODS SALE Coming Son) | SI With Her Nurse, Flossie Shivery, R.N. and Christian C. Rudy, Chapter Chairman e Jolly.... Medical Association.
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FALMOUTH MILTON GROVE NORWOOD EAST PETERSBURG Your troubles are our business. The sign F h R ted
Mis. J. R. Brady Mrs. George Bender Mrs. John Moore, Jr. Mrs. Charles W. Gross on our door could well read “Worrying res 9 0as
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HES S FO OD STORE { To The Captains: “Knock On Every Door” — To The Public: “Open Your Door Wide To These Mothers” cheaper than you can because we do it |
on a mass production basis. Why not come
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Complete One-Stop Food Service ETE Mothers’ March on Polio witte it deities
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