Thursday, March 14 “THE NNT JOY BULLET at 11 East Main Street, Joy, Lancaster County, Richard A. Rainbolt, and Publisher. Editor Subscription Rate $2 year by Mail 00 per quest, March 3, 1879. Member, Pennsylvania News- paper Pu Publishers’ Honor Students Fifty-six students The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. Philip Sward, 2 Grade 11-—Mary Anne Al- gier, Wilbur Amand, Earhart, Robert Fenstermacher, Published ds N arcing Jane Getz, Julie Harnly, Mt. dy Martin, Pa. Mary Nolt or, Eshelman, nie Gallagher, Advertising rates upon re- Richard Hoover, Entered at the post office Brenda Keener, at Mount Joy, Pa., as second- rer, class mail under the Act of Ripley, Association Book, ———————==——==== ald Carper, Kenneth Frey, Hempfield Lists Marianne Funk, Paul Garber, Gle nda Gehman, Kamp, Lois Landis, were, Thomas McMahan, Jane Young Eby, Pat Linda Grade 10—Nancy Charlotte Cheese, Jon Fackler, Rosie Hollinger, Donald Nancy John Musser Ann Louise Glenda Yeaglin Grade 9 John Norma Brubaker, Helen Sally Kreider, Charlotte Elaine James Geibe, Ju- Mumma, Brenis- Sylvia Bon- Holbein, Joan Hostetter, Mau- Muriel Shelley, Jean Ron- Jackuelyn Fisher, Fry, Lynn Marie Martin, Barbara : : : railroad and the C. and T. > 8 named to the first honor Miller, Janet Miller, Mich- Affiliates south of he rail- ome ae Unik prices East Petersburg on Saturday.|Jr. and family of Rheems,| and 132 others were named|ael Miller, Sally Nolt, Nancy, 4"; "care of the Mount unskilled lab: yr: $2.85 for, Misses Mary Hamilton called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. | to the second honor roll for Ober, Rosanne Peifer, Pa- Joy Borough Authority) and'skilled labor: $3.75 for use/@ M d Ruth Wittle, visited Mumper on Sunday. Le the fourth report at theitricia Smith, Phil Styles. for a follow-up on the claim, of the dump truck: $1.50 for friends at Lancaster on Rev. and Mrs. Paul Martin|- Hempfield-Senior high school| Grade 8 — Judith Adams, © ° * “0 “8 0 Hy te a urday. rier etter | aoweli Judy copy of the letter should bejuse of the pick-up truck; | in Landisville, it has been Geraldine Bagnoli, Judy -INSSE OIB SJUIPISII OU) ‘ABMIS8.5 atts . : Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | : 3a fame nn Qhel. aI ay} ‘Aem!$8.50 for use of the loader, : . : th reported by Leroy M. Nis- Banzhof, Nancy Boose, Shel SIy} up ay} 0} ues backhoe and other similar L0dd, of Manheim visited| ave sley, high school principal. bY Dochierman, Aes flood that both the $6.00 for the use Me, Ceorge Sheiter and fam- The students are: Susan Haas Lois ind the authority have rec- of another loader; $6.00 for 4A on Sunday. Bugene Este] I First Howmor Roll Savder ! Sack Dattisman Bar. rds of their claims of dam-jair compressor; "$2.00 for Mr. an i Is. Hagen York 1957 Plymouth Savoy Sdn. | Grade 12—Judith Ann Eby {bara Wiley. Carolyn Charles. *8€: ‘pump and $10.00 for use of Ten A wey B hel or 1957 Chrysler Windsor 2 §li Grade 1l1—Barbara Hack- Lester Neff, Bonita Ressler, , was brought up saw used for cutting Lo, Ww thts ill : 11 d : Wy 4 door Hardtops i man, Mildred Landis Ellen Hilkemeier, Richard discussion since some resi- cast iron pipes. iN xe pe. 4 : : 0s. A OpS ans. lop ron. dents had talked with the me = mene Bw ves in town on sunday. [1957 Plymouth Plaza 4-doorlj ffl Grade 10—Sidney Keiffer Horst. Arlene Miller, Ken : ph Mr. and Mns. Ira Brandt i» Hid Joan Kline Eshleman, Stephen Har- Workmen at the time of the) GOLD BADGE AWARDED land Mr. Abram Risser were Sedan i Joan ne. iu avid. T Torey damage and discovered noth-| Judy Kipple was elected. : ian a x | per, David Thompson, Terry : 3 dinner ner guests, of the formers Above cars all equipped] Grade 9 — Carolyn Coch- Huber, Judy Markley, Judy ng had been done about it. to wear the gold badge by ra, — with di heot d| rane, Jay Sensenig, Lois Haag| tar bled s itt of the damage claimsithe trolmen of the local wi radio, heater. and Moore, Cynthia Rittenhouse 8 ie pairo.me powerflite Abram Shirk, Barry Haver- Regina Snyder, Peggy Weav- reported earlier have already elementary school at a meet- FRED LEIBERHERR| 2 stick, Jerry Springer, Caro- Jer. Charlotte Emich. seen paid by the companies.ling of the group Tuesday. 1956 Imperial, 2-dr. Hardtop) lyn Herr, John Stacks, Rich- le 7 ames Craw The condition of the streets, Judy was chosen because She Painting & Paperhanging 1956 Chrysler N. Y. | ; Grade 7 James Craw- oe rysler ard Kline, Jacob Toews. lford. Janice Enders. Theresa’f the entire borough waslassisted a small boy who (25 yrs. experience) St. Regis Grade 8—Carol Ann Dus- Hawthorne, Ruth Hostetter, discussed. With the six boro-|spilled his marbles into the 237 MARIETTA AVE. 1956 Chrysler Wind | singer, Susan Hackman, Hen-|patricia Lerch, Sallie Rob- [4g “couneil members in at- street. hi PH. 3-5373 -MOUNT oy Ro incor | ry J. Koser, Corrine Nissley, ertson. David Shelton, Ar-! ! Edith Reeder, Marlene Siegler, Idette Snyder 1955 Plymouth 4-dr. Sport | er, Joseph Snyder, Linda {Barbara Henne, Mary Overly Young, Carol Anderson, John! Fred Swarr, Dawn Trapnell, Schultz, James Ranck. Lynn|Charles Wright, Clair Barkle, Abbott, Judy Grube, Jacque- {Ralph Cramer, Jennifer Fish- line Kirchoff, Elizabeth Lan-|ar Linda Gerlach. Dennis dis, Amos Thomas Musser. Gruel, Susan Heisch, Robert Norma Sicgler, Cara Saylor. Hershey, Marian Miller, Carl Grade 7 — Judy Barrett, Millhouse, Norma Sauder, James Brubaker, Barbara Emil Swift, Stephen Yohe, Funk, Lec Gross, Carl Tony William Cramer, Leo Eckert, Hoover, Arlene Kepner, Jas.[Carol Ann Froelich, Carole Kendig, James Lehman, Ron-/Greider, Nancy Nissley, Her- ald Long, Char Lee Myers, shey Rohrer, William Epler,! Jane Reeder, Ruth Ann Char- Barbara Gamble, Robert Geib les, Deborah Newton, Walter Menno Heisey, Kenneth Poyck, Ladele Sheckard, Kauffman, Brian Metzler. Mary Louise Brubaker, Ber- Donald Milan, Gordon Mum- nice Forry, Arthur Landis. maw, Mary Simmons, Don- will be shut off at also urged to A tendance, the two h discussed what could be done ut ority with the streets. A tenta- (From page 1) tive arrangement was sug- have not paid their water gested that possibly some of rents for 1955 and 1956. Thelthe streets that are in the residents will be given 30 worst condition could be re- days to pay the back bills. built by the combined Following the time allotment, groups. The authority was fill in the la les McComsey at on Sunday. Lancaster, BROUPS mr ——— {S01 FLORIN [Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Brandt| at Elizabethtown Sunday. eee Mr. and Mrs. Waiter | Mr. and Mrs. David Geib Brandt, called on the formers and children were dinner mother, Mrs. Brandt at the, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char-|Fairview Manor Nursing Home at Columbia and also on Mr. and Mrs. Richard] the water ¢ Their properties terals which had sunk con- Mr. and Mrs Aaron Buck- Brandt snd family i cad Joseph Michaels, engineer, siderably over the winter, Walter, visited the latter's Eld. Howard Bernhard is made the announcement that The authority did announce brother and sister-in-law, ” mducting a 2 weeks Reviv-| the un-used standpipe located that they have accepted no Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Miller rial Service in the Oriental] on Donegal Springs Road will streets as completely repair-@at Lincoln Highway West, House, Crurch of the: Brel. be removed in April ed at this time. Sunday evening. i] ase, Tare © C le re Following a discussion of BIDS OPENED Mrs. Albert Frank and sis- oY Nimo 0., which a “IN Iu \ ilade in i rg. [started March residents having property, The Joy Construction Com- te r of Philadelphia and Mrs. : : ¥ Francee Frank were guests) Mrs. James Garber Sr | damages caused by the con- pany, tractors when they are work-ed a ing on the sewage lines, innouncement was made that pid included unit prices fc the complaint should be filed work, supplies and in writing. A letter should be equipment. The contract cal sent to the company which/for the completion of caused the damage; (The Pa- jobs that arise after the cor lumbo Company north of the tractors have completed the Landisville, bid for a was award- maintenance the Na for the system. The Jy use of Is any 1- ir Dropped in the mailbox, or handed to the postman, your = Nancy Lawrence, Lee Obe Tom Fenstermacher, Doris Hershey. Second Honor Roll Grade 12-——Barbara Blech- schmidt, Janet Charles, Jos- eph Colangelo, John Cooper, Charles Denlinger, Verna: Denlinger, Barbara Ftsnacht, Patricia Fridinger, Jo Ann Kunkel, Elgie Miller, Bar- bara Nolt, Eloise Rohrer, Jay Shenk, Trevena Stheman, aN XII) ARTS Cio ® Stained Cedar Shakes or Bungalow Snavely Better-Bilt Homes give you the saving advantages of mass pro- duction. yet can be tailored to suit your own family requirements and in- dividual tastes. SMAVELY | LANDISVILLE | Box S5 for all types Lumber — Roofing — ~ Building Products J. ARTHUR OBERHOLTZER, r. ald Stauffer. - When in need of printing r remember The Bulletin. Sell At Auction! Geo. H. Bowers AUCTIONEER MOUNT JOY, R. D. 1 PHONE 3-4890 ART'S AMOCO STATION OFFERING Double Green Stamps GASOLINE PURCHASES From March 13th to March 23rd SERVICE PROP, ous SNAVELY Better-Bilt HOME offers you features like these . . . ® 71 West Coast Dry Framing Lumbe: Siding, “color optional” ® Waterproofed Sidewalls (Armstrong Temlock or Celotex) ® Sub-Floor—3%"” T. & G. Sheathing or 12” Plywood (and many other top quality materials) o + + these AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES from 22565 for BASIC HOME Visit a SNAVELY BILT HOME in Lancaster, Mt. Joy, Landisville, Lititz, Eph- rata, Columbia, Middletown and other nearby areas and see their great value for yourself. r—=— MAIL COUPON TODAY =~ J. C. Snavely & Sons, Inc. Landisville, Pg. Please send complete information on a BETTER-BILT HOME und tell me where I can see one nearby. Name. . Address. . . . City oF Town. 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Mr. were Supper guests of and Mrs. Levi Fuhrman, Sara James Eich-| visited re- on Sun-| and Mrs. Landis Hess|Bellegrove Church, in Leb Mr. at USED CARS 1856 Pontiac Conv. Coup R. & H., Automatic 1956 Chev. 210 Station Wag. R. & H., Automatic [1955 Olds 98 4- dr. R. & H., Automatic 1955 Pontiac 2-dr. R. & H., Automatic 1952 Pontiac 2-dr. R. & H., Automatic 1951 Dldsmol ile 4-dr. 1951 Wh 1950 Pontiac 1950 Pontiac Arnold’s Garage Paul H. Stern R. & H., Automatic 4-dr. Automatic 4-dr. Automatic 2-dr. Automatic R.& H, R. & H, R.&H, Ph. Marietta HA-6- oe MAYTOWN, PA. Cars- '54 Oldsmobile Sedan '54 Ford 2-Door Sedan RADIO & HEATER '54 Chevrolet 2-Door POWER GLIDE '51 Plymouth Sedan '51 Mercury Sedan '50 Oldsmobile "88" Sedan '50 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan '56 Chevrolet %-ton Pickup Newcomer Motors, Inc. West Main Street 1 Special One Week Only The Buy of Your Life AT C. W. HERR FORD SALES AND SERVICE MOUNT JOY. PA. 1953 Ford Tudor 8-cyl 1953 Ford Tudor 6-cyl 1951 Ply. Spcl. Sedan § 1950 Chevrolet Sedan - TRUCKS - 1954 Ford Pick-up $895 1947 Ford Pick-up $195 1942 Chev. %-ton Pick-up $125 { 1946 Ford Stake Suan Newcomer's Used Cars RECONDITIONED and CLEAN ENGNERNENEEERDEERD Sr. was admitted to the |Joseph Hospital, on Wodnoo | day as a Surgical patient. | Rev. Roy Forney, started] a 10 day Evangelistic Cam- paign on Sunday night i the anon Co. | Mr. and Mrs. John Bender| and daughter-in-law,'Jr. and children of Sylvatus, Va. are spending the week and Mrs. Paul Mz . J with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mar- send a smile lo someone sick. . tin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Resch of Lancaster, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Brandt, on Sunday. 2 AL nN b Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ney visited Mrs. Edna (Gutshall at Carlisle on Tuesday. ens {ff seer Flattery at the right time is what makes husbands out of bachelors. appreciate being remem. bered with a Hallmark Card. AH. Al Peifer . Sales Represenlalive Garber Motor Co. 40th Year . . 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