The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa. had climbed inside the truck MAGAZINE SALES PRESENTS NEW FLAG .

Thursday, October 3 10 and wanted only to be friend- GOAL After seeing an American Ji - - |
Sf ly TOP flag with a “ragged edge” m <
@ Main Street We W : Bu hod to fail The 1957 magazine from a flag pole at the
' Page 1 ring ut 1 at this is N scription campaign at Does Elm Tree School, a local man WwW i ‘Kl " to Nr —
(rom Fage 1) y wt hie Te ig shool topped $6,50(
Newspaper Week gal high fon ol ! Pore Sosy presented a new flag to the \
zed JOSSESSION of antique Hout nes ca e're 20 g Worth 5 On ar . Te [ps lor
I ct yt, My ob mark passed last year's $6,- school for use. ¥ rank Ger.
® eo © Hd ol de WE RT oh the 000 total mer, who was doing substitut-
Many of 1} verlids i nd invite the detiel 1 Proceeds from the driveing school bus driving, notic-
woven without name or date, in to see how their Will be used for extra-curri-ed the frayed flag and pre- A
occordi o 1 \ of home town paper is printed. |cular activities such as sports, sented a new flag to the
the customer [any Lin v0 music and assembly programs school.
the owner n and som ually. anvone is invited! Students who sold $10 worth - «TT
date of his c! Were Wov-|.. on. Yime. "The Mount Joy of sales the first day were en- HONORED AT PARTY
en into t corn I ly Bulletin is not ne: Pig or ng titled to wasch the first game! Maurice Bailey, Donegal As M
the ba color was usually " ela ops the Ph lade] of the World Series baseball Springs Road, was honored week
red but cecasior v bl nd Bi le ta but probably a on television. Prizes are also at a surprise birthday dinner the Cox
sometimes gree lat tof oole would be sur-|8iven to the high salesman Sunday, at the home of his f well tc
®e oe =» Sor ot Interested to seo/homerooms. The entire stu- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Joy sh
The | trad { ho ed | chi rv it ac-|dent body is also entitled to and Mrs. Lee Hess, Orchard est of |
fi wn . ot eh Ag er om re OR see a full length motion pic- Road, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn {
h ich Ie ae ILS hed i Ty ol r print a Week ure since the goal was re- Bailey, and Mrs. Bailey at- = n But
wonorable and distinguished ly publication . x 3% . »
occupation. ‘The cost of th S Vv © ached. i tended the dinner. ur fo re e en i un one wh
product was relatively very If you'd like to see the | » » = been C:
high, and the possession of a Bulletin actually being prin exhibi
coverlid was one of the marks ted, stop in about 3:30 or 4
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Jay Eicherly is a man who “a © ° given 0
enjcy life appreciate a Wit all the stories about ® entertai
good joke and has staunch Christmas in the summer
friends Yet, almost all of for various reasons—the in- On .]
those things fell apart—mo- vitation received this week . Heisey's
meontarily—one day last wetk. is more timely than it might | improve
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had been used as a service be at Santaland, Wanamak- ‘6 3) It mig
vehicle by Simon Nissley. ers, Pa. each Saturday andj 2 d P 24 95 LASKO POP UP | OA na wa
Jay's friends frequently have Sunday from n o w until] n rize ® - program
reminded him of the grim Christm Sed Fe
part of life for which the se. For
truck we ART EX T AT front on
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One day he had made a- exhibit will be held in the| ° . a een pee
delivery to a customer in the bank in November. Cash| pecially when you add our big now is a
country. He got back into prizes will be awarded for all| . . glass froi
the truck. But as he dropped Drize winning entries. dividend. Stop in, won't you! Come In And Get Your FREE Tickets, No Purchase Necessary For Prizes The im|
his elbow down along the Further details will be] . * y . : building
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