The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa! classes for all
junio:
2 senior high school
will be on Friday,
August 29

WR.
Sept.
a Archery
sudents| Archers To Hold tions.

afternoon.
was made in
6 The month of August has Mortuary Record cemetery
Association Regula:

Burial egal junior
the Newtown fall, He was a member of the
high school this
GEORGE E. CARRIGER
Mennonite church of Mt. Joy. |
- Jesides his parents and |
THE MOUNT JOY Shoot Sunday been an eventful month inj JOHN MARTIN HESS [Nathan he is survived by six| .
] Walter H. Reese, super- the short history of the Big : P, t d 0 0
BULLETIN Wor fa od cati .| . The Big Chiques Bowmen io] . 1 A ory oO Aug il . ta . John Martin Hess, 12-year- brothers and sisters: Rachael ant an y Pp
Published every Thursday vigor ol ole hig Ion will sponsor their fourth op- Chiques Bowmen. { nn gush AMOS H. WITMER old son of Mr. and Mrs, Men- M. wife of Harold Ruhl, Old! .
at 11 Bose av Nn Se Mt. Reports that t ere have be a en invitation archery compe- 11, a combination family pic- Amos H. Witmer, sixty-lno L. Hess Jr. Donegal Philadelphia Pike; Daniel M.! Wrecks Rebuilt — Cars Painted — Body and
Joy, Lancasi*r County, Pa. nine faculty additions in the =" the season Sept. 1 at Nic and club shoot was held); “Columbia R1 at New-|Springs Road, was found Hess, Syracuse, N. Y.; Miriam, Fender Work
Richard A. Rainbolt, "Editor district. New teachers in the, 28-target course, located |!" conjunction with gun, died at the Lancaster/decad Wednesday evening a-M. Hess, Bird-in-Hand: Eu-| . .
and Publisher. Landisville elementary school i ! burning ceremonies. T h e|n Rhoda M., and Caleb| Electric & Acetylene Welding
schools of the
at Mount Joy, Pa.,
class mail
March 3, 1879.
general faculty meeting
all teachers
High
meet at the Hempfield
Landisville elementary school |L. Kline,
are Miss Ruth N. Fr

Entered at the post office] {grade;
as second- |
sixth
under the Act ot!
Audrey C.
grade.

tary School,
Correspondent
f——— lary and junior
The 1957-58 school termi vocal music.
will officially open in the} In the Hempfield
Hempfield school, seven new
Joint School District with # will assume teaching
for| They are
for| geography;
high
scheduled Mrs.
school teachers
school, and all elementary! leave:
teachers will meet at
Mrs. Mary
the high school English:
vocal music;
Elementary students in the ‘Marilyn E. Neff,

and Miss Catherine M. Will be awarded in all classes
women and juniors,
will be
in all classes for
Drout will teach
Member, Pennsylvania News: grades 2 and 3 in the Mount-
and Miss Helen about the middle of Se
Sauder will teach ele
school
teachers sistant scoutmaster,
duties. hut in Landisville
John P. Kershner, painted and repaired by
Flory S. scouts,
Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 9:30 am. Hiestand, English and French|from 11 to 15
willl who is replacing Miss Helen/Scouts are
high| |E. Farren, now on sabbatical Improvements to the
E. in
Richard the
girls health
,. 4 miles cast of Elizabethtown. County Hospital at 2:15 p.m. bout 6:30 o'clock,
sec- club house was one year old, T
uesday following an illnessiz small rope from the
Born in Rapho Twp. 'he|deputy coroner,
a J
ert, Vice-president Guy Lo- was the son of the late John dict
‘or |
ser, oe
Ser, Secretary Robert Todd, x Emma Haines Witmerition and theorized
and treasurer Kermit Drum- member of
Mrs. for men,
“20 pins” awarded, that
men, wom- {He was a

ptem- and James Sargen have join- Myers, Marietta |
men- ber. : ed the class of experts. Close
According to Richard N. behind comes a group of ex
the Nissley Funeral home land would have entered
Shotzberger, scout master, pert bowmen who are press-
hanging by nice M,,
issued a ver-/
of accidental strangula- held Saturday afternoon at|—————
me 9
the boy became entangled in the Home, and 2 p.m. at the Mt.
The lad was a pupil in the
Funeral services were held | {Maytown Elementary School
T i limb M. Hess, all ai home. : d
ia . grade: Mics : The regulation field round " heels Balanced and Aligne
Subscription Rate $2.50 pel ond grade ; Miss ; us Any wil ae esulation ed oid and within the year's 49 years. He had been alof a cherry tree near his Also surviving is his oer) Ww
year by Mail Harkins, fourth grade; iss Dy arte In al. the bowmen has been of the hospital since home. nal grandfather, Menno L. PHONE E-TOWN EM 7-6450 RHEEMS
Advertising rates upon re- Hazel 1. Garner, fifth grade; Which covers 24 ac £3, cessful in making it debt November, 1956. . Yds ; as/Hess, Mount Joy R1
quest. Mrs. Helen P. Horst, fifth diiion to the trophies which free. President William Shu- Dr. John Gates, acting [Sess NOUN: JOY 1
Funeral services will be]

the 1:30 at the Nissley Funeral |
Joy Mennonite church, with |

heller jointly held the mort- New DTT ~
en and juniors, “20 es ewtown E U. B. Church. [rope when he fell from the ant ’ Merits ad
paper Publishers’ Association {vile schoo), 3 and Nes, Se oe ao us ) pins’ gage While : ue glance ol Surviving are iwo broth-|tree while playing. inter jah Mr Evils some or Soun :
nette Shindler wi (each oy f 1¢ board o irectors arc stars al . io = 5 a
ance A Nitin: rs and three sisters, Anna A brother, Nathan, discov-!|avani C ~~
kindergarten in the Farm- ance with National Field carvell, Lehman Smith, Jas. Mary, wife of Charles: Fogie,lered the body aor "he viel orang ey —— ei I ad 1c
Landisville - - Salunga¢ ale School. Mrs. Mary G. Fra aa Loser, and Glenn Longeneck-| | William H. Witmer; Oliver!tim failed to show up at his ALIT E nsurarnce Wi e
Lae nheiser will teach at area maintained by the fire er set fire to the paper. |H. Witmer and May H., wife home for supper. Gates fixed QU Y M ATS 1
TE | ohrerstown, transferring company. A tree-planting| [atest results of the shoot-|>f Harry Weaver, all of Col- ‘he time ‘of death at about ALSO A FULL LINE OF Nn V 1
Bu. Richard Jones from the Landisville Elemen- project is planned to begin ing indicate that John Bair, umbia R1: and Mrs. = Cora (5:45 p.m. . L 0 | ca wl wv r
be |
Ch hi

PTF Agent!
Don-

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high and Marvin C. Burkhart, as- ing hard to enter the expert +
the scout class. They include pe
has been Halter, Paul Miller, Richard)
the Musser, Paul Roland, Chet|
Cleaning - Tailoring

Fruits & Vesciables |
3 Whatever your insurance problem . .~ you
can count on us to take time to analyze it

who range in age Williamson and David Kray-| H
years. The Boy bill. President Shupert again
completing the extends an invitation to all
picnic interested persons to attend §
cooperation with the shoot. {
Landisville Fire Com-

Eicherlys
FREE MOTHPROOFING
9 — |
Miss pany. The Stars and Stripes has
Krall's Meat Market
WEST MAIN ST., MT. JOY
Mrs. MAY
Reader and Advisor
properly . . . determine exactly what pro-|
tection is best for you. When you consult!
us, you consult your neighbor—an inde-|
pendent agent of this community who |
knows insurance and has a sincere desire’
to be of service. Call at any time. No,

i rg SIA) Ans tres Tow (one a1 flOWn over West Point con- obligation, of course
districts’ five schools will and physical education: Jarl The Landisville Lions club a ifo gau , course.
report to their respective L. Nohrenberg, junior high{will hold a dinner meeting tinuously since the academy You Phone OL 3-27 51 We Call i Au i i
schools on Wednesday, Sept. social studies; and William C.lal the Landisville Fire Hall was built. 11st he a x A 5
4, al 8:30 a.m. for a half-day Piper, driver training. on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 6: So, os a Et SR TT Sr Tet reenter metres ETE cossary. Tits, 9 No appt, pe Wiley & Rutt Agency
session. Thursday will also be p.m. Following the dinner, A 000 ARO 1 4 40140 100 A011 B00 8 4011 BO B03. 0B 1 tim Nr 81 E. Main St. ML. Toy Ph. 326911
a half-day session during the
Twenty-nine scou's
same hours {for elementary the Landisville Boy Scout/hold a swimming party at:
pupils. The first full day of Troop 41 are in the process Honeysuckle Pool, Landis-. er ire OC In 9g. a e
classes will be on Friday, of making landscape im- Ville, as the guests of J. Rich-"
September 6. Kindergarten provements and recreational 8'd Nissley. The meeting:
will not begin until Friday. |{acilities to {he Landisville Will be over by. Save money on every pair of sheer
In the high school, students| Fire Co’s picnic grou nds. One enry Manheim : : > “J
in grades 9 through 12 only of the os ny pro- B1, president. Program chair- :. Berkshire Stockings
will report for enrollment on! jecis is the erection of a flag- MeN for the Tuesday meeting: ~
Wednesday, Sept. 4, at 8:30 pole on the: site. are Charles Long and Wil-: - AUG 1 5 - 31
a.m. Students in
and 8 only will report for en- pla ming and making several
Thurs- flower gardens on the grounds Ri cha rd E. Int Come in and choose
Dismissal will be at 11- with several picnic tables IC ar i er. Fashionad stvles
rollment at 8:30 on
day.
:30 am. on each of these and charcoal pits and grills

days.

grades 7 The young scouts are
ofto be added to the
The first full day

OPENS TONITE - 8:30
Nine nites (except Sun.) through Sat. September
“You're apt to find yourself gasping out
picnic
LAST PLAY OF
THE SEASON i
7 32-4c i;
loud with
from the members of the club will ;

NOW liam Snavely.

including Berkshires with
AUCTIONEER : ; ‘
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Anywhere ii runs from top to toe
MANHEIM, PA." :
Phone OL 3-3734 Mt. Joy

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5 & | 5

simple, stunned, limpid
pleasure.” Kerr, N. Y.
Herald Tribune
DON'T MISS THIS THRILLING
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Adm.

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STOP THAT ITCH!
‘now $1.19 now $1. 0
3 pairs $3.49 3 pairs $3.19
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Lincoln Bowling Alleys
ARE NOW OPEN
FOR THE SEASON
Anyone interested in open
or league bowling can
make arrangemenis by
calling
OL 3-9161
Watch For Grand Opening
ALLEYS WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC
PIN-SETTERS

THURS. SEPT. 5
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SHOWS OY | wu MATINEE
EVENINGS re IJ SATURDAYS
AND
SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M 2:00 P. M.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 - 31
RITA HAYWORTH — ROBERT MITCHUM -in-
“FIRE DOWN BELOW”

MONDAY — TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 - 3
MATINEE MONDAY 2:00 P. M.
Walt Risney's “BAMBI”
oi ison mart
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-5
JACK PALANCE — ANTHONY PERKINS -in-
“THE LONELY MAN”

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; THAN ANY OTHER CAR
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iy
Only franchised Chevrolet dealers
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LEBANON, PENNA.
3-4673 - Ample parking
; 32-4p
Marietta HAzel 6-7471
Landisville TWinodks 3-3711

All A&P Self-Service Markets Open
THURSDAY to 9P. M.
FRIDAY to 10 P. M.
All A&P Stores and Markets Will Be
CLOSED LABOR DAY,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd.
°
Ann Page Mayonnaise
Sout
Ann Page Beans Vio. hor an 3
Tomato Paste Hunts’... Get | Can Free with 4 can
3 Cans at Regular Price comb. 25¢
Educator Crax 2.5: 35% io 29¢
(Special Low Price . . . None Priced Higher)
2 | Iceberg Lettuce on 176
Pink Meat (Special Low Price... None Priced Higher)
Cantaloupes 2 - 45¢
Golden Bananas 2 Ib. 25¢
Fresh Prune Plums 2 bs. QT
ia 1.98

i 35¢
16-02. 35¢
“California Crisp
None Priced
Higher
Northwestern
None Priced Higher
Oxford Park Grass Seed 1°
Banquet Frozen Pies rey
A&P Strawberries = Jo
A&P Orange Juice ron 6
A&P Frozen Peas
89¢
5 pkgs. 99¢
33c 2 Loo 49¢
15¢ 2 z= 47¢
3 re. 35¢
“Super-Right” Luncheon Meat 3 >~%1.00
Banquet Chicken Yule. QE
White Bread Jane Parker 1b 16 il 93¢
39¢
"Dated" Sliced Bread Loaf
Pound Cake Special Price!
Jane Parker
Gold or Marble Large Cake
All Prices in This Advertisement Effective through Saturday, August 31st.
of CRESTMONT
= ICE CREAM
2 6%
Pre-Holiday
SALE
{/2-gallon
container
Favorite
Flavors

Za-Rex
Fruit Syrup
Pint
Bottle 31¢
Salada Kleenex ‘Sweetzel
Tea Bags Tissues Cookies
3% 25% FD 67] 25 29¢ 5 27¢| i! 28¢
Your Mount Joy A&P Store nu
Patti-Pak
Frozen Steaks
reread 2 pias 89¢ | LE 65¢ Zt 51.05
rr -
Beef Steaks

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