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[BURNS ALL TYPE OF Somes by
{TIC FUEL OIL sion headed by Judge Jos- math-
eph T Zottoli of the Bos- || SAWING. PRUNING taken to the Brethren Home, freedom. Calypso was firstiematics teacher, at Donegal
FRIDAY EVE’ 12 ton Municipal Court. List- FIREPLACE ‘WOOD New Oxford, Adams County, Sung in their native tongues. (high school and Miss Grace
9 t It ur . [ne en to the Judge himself: i Monday, March 25. Mrs. Geo. But, in time, French and|Henderson, arithmetic teach-
AUTOMATIC HEAT “In our report to the i E. W. GUTHRIDGE {Weber was accompanying Spanish expressions at Maytown Elementary
TIME: 7:30 P. M. (RAIN OR SHINE) SALES AND SERVICE Massachusetts Legislature R. D. 4, MANHEIM nurse and drivers were Christ added. nded the 35th an-
il we pointed out that the Phone Mount Joy 3-5832 [Charles and Ray Myers. | Sete Se nual meeting of the National
Box 306, Landisville, Pa. direct annual cost of alco- en - — » —— | ‘“Ppinjdad, the British Col-iCouncil of Mathematics
- _____ Phone 812 8122 holism to our state totaled | ony in the West Indies, is|Teachers. The meetings were
| Tore thon S90 million, ® recognized as the basic/held at the Bellevue Strat-
| ie NS va Yr utina avern source of calypso. But the|ford Hotel, Philadelphia, on
® es on the liquor industry 5 = folk songs of the Virgin 27-30.
amounted to about S13 MOUNT JOY lands, Jamaica, and the Ba- — la a
million. . . hamas are also genuine ca-| The 1955 auto registration
oi1ce oun ea “If {he cost of indirect on * Pizza Fie Real Iti2lian Spaghetti iin India showed 1 car for
effects were taken into | EVERY DAY FROM 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. | - leach 1,000 people.
consideration, 1e losses ii i
a Ri Bl Tah Shrimp, Crabcakes, Lobster Tails, Steamed Clams, }
LB dence that in general the || Home Made Baked Ham Sandwiches
GC cost to the State due to | { GOOD SELECTION
is shou Sx to ORDER BY PHONE MT. JOY 3-9141
eight times what it re- |
in taxes from the | | OF -—
NONE PRICED HIGHER liquor industry.” = =
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N—————— —-———— ——— Nearly all calypso songs
THE A MER 1 CA N WA Y il | re topical. Like our folk
they tell a story. The
P L A T T E R ceent may fall anywhere
| | The beat is the important
{ } hing. Nor are most calypso
ingers good vecealists. The
| nusic allows them to talk
a musical man
he words in

BUR FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 5 - 237 N. Maple St., Blizabeth: [Training Center, Fort Knox, :
T LANCASTER—KATHARINE uN -in- on grounds of cruel|Ky. Ff © see va’ | eT, Genuine calypso hus in
arhs ney . ) el . Standar alyps
“THE RAINMAKER” and barbarous treatment and| Bernhard, a 1952 graduate! EXERIENCE IN YOUR OMY fn oi lg
- mp indignities. : | of East Donegal High School HEARTS THE BLESSINGS bar. aria. dr he
MONDAY — TUESDAY, APRIL 8 - Helen R. Strickler, 120/in Maytown, entered the THE BIBLE OFFERS YoU. CHATTER ras, drums, 9M | Sg
GUY MADISON — PATRICIA MEDINA New Haven Street, filed for| Army last November. He FULFILL THE DUTIES IT rrr ello rece Lar er

a divorce from Norman received basic combat train-| COMMAN®S..
HE BEAST OF - Strickler, Florin, on grounds|ing at Fort Knox. Brau, . By Nancy Rainbolt ment somewhat like a guitar|
HOLLOW MOUNTAIN" 3 - of indignities. - i SR i slat [without strings. The musician]
Nr \ § Since Calypso is so popul- [sits atop the instrument.”
mt Now v ve ave. frozen fi FE ar these days we are 8
; WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 10 - 11 fn Jow you § nm we, frozen ki “Ha ar these d ys, J Fe some)
ERROL FLYNN — CORNELL BORCHERS -in- am I te, CTOs da Kid ve Thi 5 tht 0 Calypso was slow to catchy
“ " {lamb in white wine, © f subject thought you might|on in the U. S. As far back!
ISTANBUL [sauted in champagne, trout 3 enjoy. It was ‘published injgs 1942, a calypso song be-|
EARNER ANNAN ANNES ANNAN EEE SEEN EER [in champagne and cream H : the latest edition of thelcame an Andrew Sisters hit.
|[sauce, and beef muled ini. i weekly school newspaper, The calypso records of Harry|
| beer. (Hamburgers, anyone?) Hi¥) "th 8 “Every Week Belefonte sold well, Ameri-
—————— ———————— [can tourists visited the Car-
“New York City was in record
INSTALL A SERIES ‘9 L first to take up the craze. In|They returned as Calypso|
HAMS HAMS | GENERA Manhattan, places which to) |fans. Gradually, calypso
popularity. The first
calypso numbers that
Broad [actually caught on was the
way, near Columbia Univer-|"Banana Boat Song”, by
sity, is called the Calypso Harry Belefonte.”
Dock. Its interior is designed| -
entertainment [grew in
mush- (of these
WILLIAM
ture Calypso
are popping up like
rooms One place on

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DOWN THE ALLEY
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
w L
Paper Box (M. 37'c 14%
Hollinger Oil Co. 30 22
Gerberich - Payne 28': 23%
Hess' 25 27
Keener 24 28
Joy Tile 23 29
Kountry Kitchen 22 30
34
Koser ot
HOLLINGER—3
Waltz 496, Wolgemuth 465
481, Kepple 423,
Johnson 497. Total 2362.
KOUNTRY KITCHEN--1
Bott 423, Frantz 448, M.
Wolgemuth 414, Holtzman
. H. Greiner 500. Total
2279.
HESS'—2 :
P. Neiss 464, Miller 500,
H. Rice 415, R. Rice 422, R.
Neiss 504. Totals 2305.
KOSER'S 2
Hertz 372, Funk 460, Doe
371, E. Greiner 490, Koser
512, Totals 2205.
KEENER'S—3
R. Brown 460, Weiser 445,
to resemble a Caribbean| Six Donegal high schoo'|
4 : ¢ le 442, Ruhl
pier, with fish nets, ropes |students made a trip to Wil fra ans Doyle
FOUNDER OF THE SALVATION ARMY and palm trees. It is throng- |mington, Del Thursday. |p’ JOY TILE—1
ed with people who want te|March 28, to participate in| Safko 478. Keener 373
hear the Jamaican Thunder-|a I'-V dance party, the 402, Wells 452, Garber
. . |birds sing. [ind Hurst show. They includ-| (494. Totals 2199
The Bible — Offers Blessings, Involves Duties nes Janice Hoffman, BOX. 31s
- ee “Calypso is the folk music[Simmons, Shirley Gutshall, GRrberich 41. E. Rice 381
When in need of printing, TAKES ONE TRIP of the Caribbean people of! Don Zeller, Jim Brown and|p por 506, Linton 504. Hurst
remamber The Bulletin. Tre local community am- African descent. It originatedjJohn “Duke” Wealand (512. Totals 2344.
———— ——bulance completed one trip among the Negro slaves tak ——e- |{GERBERICH .S—4
last week when Mr. Heck- €n to the West Indies, and itt ATTENDED MEETING
man, New Haven Street, was reflects their longing for Miss Thelma Taylor,

/ Summer |
FILLED NESTS

Ruy
FRUIT AND NUT EGGS

11453,
Heilig 468, Lawder 396, B.
Brown 407, Taylor 398, Dil-
linger 502. Totals 2171.
MERCHANT'S LEAGUE

STANDING
Team w L Pet.
Hendrix's 29 23 .558
Frey's 29 23 .558
Craul’s 26 26 .500
Hopple's . 20 32 .385
HOPPLE’ S32
Mateer 448, Doe 402, Wei-
ser 437, Landis 521, Hall-
gren 573, Hopple 517. Tot-
al 2898.
CRAUL'S—2
Peiffer 418, Good 438, Em-
enheiser 494, Funk 472,
Craul 499, Packer 497. Tot-
al 2818.
FREY’'S._3
Waltz 453, Holtzman 515,
Neiss 526, Beamenderfer 375,
Ebersole 459, Frey 611. Tot-
11 2939.
HENDRIX'S
Williams 464, Doe 468, Doe
Gemberling 457, Meck-

'ey 468, Hendrix 559. Tot-
il 2869.
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Miss Nancy Swanson,
daughter of Mrs. Edwin '
Swanson, 226 Marietta Ave.,
again earned a dean’s list
rating for high scholarship
at Elizabethtown College.
Miss Swanson, a senior, is
majoring in science and as-
sisting in the chemistry lab-
oratory.
®—
Oberlin College, Ohio, was
first in U. S. to adopt a co-
educational system.

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