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™e Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, April 5
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THE MOUNT JOY
BULLETIN
Published every Thursday Pre-school tests will b
at 11 East Main Street, Mt. ministered in the Manheim
Joy, Lancaster County, Pa. Central Elementary Schools -
Richard A. Rainbolt, Editor Two vs have been set] Harrisburg, Mar he pre sident of the Pennsyivania
and Publisher aside for the Elementary|Welfare Department is wag Assoclation of Nursing and
= _- uildings with the time and an all out war to present Convalescent Homes, official-
Subscription Rate $2.50 per dates listed below . : ' ly asked all nursing homes
: q sing 3
by Mail Children who currently fires in institutions hOUSINg to cooperate
rales upon re- attending kindergarten elderly and handicapped peo- fully with the Welfare De-
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5 Entered t the post office classes in the district have ple so that Pennsylvania will partment officials in this
at Mount Joy. Pa po second. been given the be faced with similar matter
ngs. mail Bhder the: Act ofitest and will not report for whip . : :
class mail under the Act of ue A : P tragedies to those which oc Elias Cohen. Director of
March 3. 1879 classes during this enrollment urred in Council Bluffs. Iowa :
row period curred in Lounc Wa the Bureau of Services for
Member, ernsylounia parents have been notified/and Warrenton, Missouri, {ho Aging of the Welfare De-
» sheers’ Assoc i y seeretar Norm: . oy
paper Publishers’ Association by letter, regarding the time Deputy Secretary, Norman said, “The Secre-
and the school for this en- Lourie announced today tary has given us the green
rollment. Parents who have “We have taken an instruc- ght to put as much teeth
I
not received letters, are warning from the mis- in this preventive effort as
it :
ed to
take
the school in
their children 10 ¢ tunes of others : effec-
their vicinity
ind we in- we need to make it
tend to have safe institutions tive.”
during the afternoon of the tl tut ven if it means
i s state eve ans my; i
0 ppear lays scheduled n _— ILE eve : I'his means that if neces-
”" m ‘ “rs paaiockKing some 0 our 4
This year, only the Mat homes” ' Loutie said sary the names of all known
ne T™. > res omes 0 > S¢
J d uray De wil Rk gen y| Violets ors will be sent to the
Lvery 148 een made 5 Ss
ues ay " v / AL th gg? — Through the assistance hh” Department of Labor and In-
0 minimize the e involv-| eg
: : 3 rh cooperation of the IT€ qustry for possible usé of the
Franklin and Marshall's ed in waiting and in the|chiefs Association of the p, .
veling S a Panic Act, under which the
Callege band will make alesting process mallerigi i. of Pennsylvania, let-
. BRAS. 3 oups have | sed fire safety measyres are en-
yersonal appearance in Mt. Broups have been arranged)
personal appear : : ters from Welfare Secretary 1. It als sins. th:
Joy next Tuesday, April 9./to Insure more attention to H Si | I oreec t also means that
The musical evening is be- each child. These results will} arry 1apiro i JEeN after a thorough investiga-
ing sponsored by the local help determine the child's mailed to every fire chief js made of homes which
B. P. W. club and will be readiness for school and will/the Commonwealth asking gj) (, cooperate, the license
held in the local elementary be of great assistance inltheir assistance in this im-l; <,ch homes may be re-
school auditorium, at 7:45 p. helping parents to prepare portant matter. The letters pad: Mr. Cohen explained.
m. the child for the comingirequest the fire officials visit q 1 word th
. . n blain vords 1ese
Tl t band of fifty on each institution in their area } 1d ee
1e concert band o Tree Rlementary . . measures could mean crimi-
- lm Free Elementary|q, {hat the fire fighters may
members was organized in Schgol April 16; me addasisted with the nal prosecution and loss of
1936 and has played as many sonville Elementary School Hevoat of i J : . This income to persistent viola-
as forty concerts during a April 16; Manheim Elemen-) ny ut Of each ome, a tors,” Cohen pointed out.
school year. John H. Peifer, tary School April 16, a.m. will enable them to know the
Jr. is the band director. His H. C. Burgard of all bed and Deputy Secretary Lourie
musical background includesitary School April 16 andjambulatory patients. Includ- said, “These may appear to
being a member and past 18; White Oak Elementary|ed in these visits would be Pe tough measures but we
president of the Pennsylvania School - April 18 and Sport- all nursing, convalescent feel it is far better for all
Bandmast Hill Elementary Sc . oncerned to be tougl 7
3andmast vi ay ling Hill Elementary School - homes, commercial and non- concerned to be tough now
memb and past presi ent April 16, p.m. only and April profit homes for the aged and S0 We won't be sorry later.”
of the Pennsylvania College 18. Fairland iv homes en
x "ie Do we > . MY LE 0 S.
Bandmasters Association; School children from this .
member and former chair- area are asked to register at The letters also requested COMPLETE CIVILIAN
man of the eastern division the H. C. Burgard Elemen- the fire chiefs to instruct the
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of the College Band Direct- tary School. administrators of the homes DEFENSE COURSE
ors National Association; Parents should note theland institutions how to con- Two local men were among
smber { Tusic E *¢ S| £ 71 . ake ir | : i . bs
enue Yor. he Educators following; 1. Take Birth Cer-iduct fire drills and how to|the fifty-eight persons to re-
Nationa ASsoclation; mem- ate. 2. Take Vaccinati : os sob : : : in :
a aris Mice tificate 1 ike Vaccination yse fire fighting equipment. ceive certificates signifying
ber of Pennsylvania Music Certificate. 3. To Enter First completion of a Civil Defense
Educator Association; one Grade ‘this fall, the child At the same time requests qourse in rescue and first aid
of the originators and former must be 6 years of age on or have been sent out to offi- The certificates were present-
business manager and Hoos before Janu: ry 31, 1958. cials of every institutionled by David M. Wagenseller,
rer f the ancas - : . 3 ~~ .
ye) of th an ter yn housing elderly and handi-/county Civilian Defense di-
DNONY orenesire 0 e .
pa oH 2 on ov Lane i! TO HEAR TALK ON capped persons asking them rector and were made at the
FeS1aent 0 © ancaster 3 tition "w™
| Ba to conduct fire drills an o meeting held at the Team-
focal of the Musicians Un- APPRENTICESHIPS 2 Bl to tots Local 791 Hell
ion; originator of and 5 { take every safety measure?” T I su Tol
2 > A new type of progran ny 1e local men were John
or of the Red Rose City Band| Ly} program necessary to prevent the J. Cr oll M Joy 1
hie oe : rr. : will be offered at Donegal starting of fires J. Cromwell, Mount Joy, anc
which provides free con-| 4 starting of fires. C. Robert Frv.‘Manheim RI
rts twice o week at School next Thursday . y, Manheim .
certs twice a week at uch . : At the request of the Bur- iit ff
anan and Musser Parks: n by the guidance department. eh of : the Ag
ka . ks x : of Services for > g- The i \ { inti
cooperation with the Lan- Mr. Hillegass of the State ing. 1 Wi y oe rink When" in need OL pr inting
! : ng, Esther . c member
caster Recreation Association/Bureau of Apprenticeships me, = i S Ga Fink hn, remember B ulle tin.
originated youth dances in will discuss the possibilities]
the city parks, which were of apprenticeships in the var-
attended by over 10,000 jous trades. The program will
youths: director of Bands at pe open to all boys in grades
Franklin and Marshall Col- twelve who are
ten through
lege since 1936; founder and; i.racted in learning trades
. fo, the Honorary upon completion of high
Band Fraternity Mu Upsilon
Sigma He has seen the fra school. . ent unny
terhity grow to the point Alpert Werner, and Donald
where they have now applied Roeder as instrume nt: 11g s0l0-
for a Copyright for the Rit- jg
ual and the second Chapter, mijckets are being sold by
has recently been installed {,o members of the B.
at Lafayette College. He wasp w vhich are fifty i
group which are fifty wl,
the first Honorary Life Mem- cants for adults and twenty- Tnat you check your wardrobe now and
ber of the Fraternity five cents for children. The bring in your clothes early? Then there will
Mr. Peifer will direct - the members of the Mount Joy be time to do a good job and you will be all
Tuesday performance which Elementary School Band will set on Easter morning.
will feature Jack Tyler. Geo. be guests of the club at the
Caragnaro, John
Buchanan, concert
Eicherlys
Cael
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PAY °
YOURSELF
FIRST
IN 1957
RUHL’S FLOWERS
JOY
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YOU
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OPPOSITE
Part of all the money you eam should belong
to you. This year, make sure some of it stays
at home by placing yourself first on your pay=
roll. It's the only sure way to get ahead.
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your car's wheels in perfect
alignment and balance. Saves
wear and tear on your fires,
too. Drive in soon.
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[COURSE SELECTIONS
WERE DUE TUESDAY
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The
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selection produce a steady flame
sheets
re were due Tuesday by stu- hours. 4 lA ering about a square mile.
ROELIF A. LOVELAND IN|men have died bravely for dents of the Donegal high -
CLEVELAND, OHIO PLAIN|decency and truth and hon- school log Tauren) GAS STOVES GAS CLOTHES DRYERS
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ty oa . not is the One book which parents took the opportunity :
world. Youth, with its bright has everything, which will to discuss their children’s Many Other Appliances
dreams, gives way to thread-| oper
bare middle age, which 100Ks which will continue to in- wi
back unhappily at thingsispire and guide and streng-|
which should have been done{hen evervone who will per-
but which were not done, mit himself to be exposed to
and at things which should|j¢
not have been done, but : Suv . 1 149
: It is the ONE book which
were. (will make every man sand!
Seasons change, customsiwoman and child who reads
change, language changes it a better person, a more
go out of publication, problems of course selections
Dr. John HB. Stauffer
PRICED LOW TO SELL—OUR SERVICE THE BES
WARD BOTTLE GAS
EPHRATA, PA.
with the counselors.
vr Town Store, 25 S. State St., open 8 to 5 p. m. Friday
Ops OMETRIST evéning 6 to 9 p. m. Free Parking in rear
E. Main St., Mt. Joy, Pa Bi 50
Showroom. 1 mile N. of Ephrata on Rt. 222 open
BY APPOINTMENT
Closed Wednesdays
Phone 3-8411
daily 7-5 p.m. Friday evening 6-9 p.m. Free parking
Technological changes havelnderstanding person, a
occurred so rapidly that one|qer person, a braver person, !
scarcely can keep pace withiy wiser person.
them; what was thought to! One of the saddest things
be true at one time has been, modern word is that
disproved; even facts change. . re iv rd
Must we admit then that ev- dens os Fe ely urd
rything changes under the| 'happier, and their future in
heavy hand of time? Is there the great, shining afterlife
ryothing which remains con- certainty.
stant? { If you don’t know the
We know of only one Bible, get to know it at once
thing which does not isn’t necessary to start
—the Holy Bible. Its advice|with Genesis. Dip into it. Try |
is as good today as the dayithe Psalms for a starter; no-
it was compiled. Its in the libraries of the |
will last forever. Its beautylworld will you H
find writing|
of expression never has been with more sheer beauty of
[some
surpassed. Its wisdom Try Proverbs. ||
thas been excelled. There is\Try Matthew, Mark, Luke &||
no greater comfort in time Yohn, (
of grief than the Bible.| your soul will grow andj]
[here is no greater spur tolyou will grow, and when you
than the Bible. are acquainted with it fully. |
Throughout the ages it has from cover to cover, you |
comforted men, strengthened will thank God that such ad
them when they were weak, book exists. And, 3 oull
cautioned them when they were ever asked: { youd
were foolish, humbled them were shipwrecked on an un- §
when” they were proud, inhabited island, which book A
ed them when they were of all the books in the wor- A
vain. Id would you rather have
men with you?” you would only
smile in pity for the answer
would be so obvious.
Guided by its verities,
have looked up to the stars.
Believing in its promises,
Sel
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