The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, February 27 2 is directing the
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can be secured any
Lions club
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. sored by the club
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
11 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, Daa
In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County.
School €
meeting N
night approved Jt
time for stud- C
parental per-
Joint
special
Hempfield
Board at a
last Monday
the released
ents who have
mission attended
vices to be
Landisville
sterial which
A. Rainbolt
Editor
Richard
mini-
held tc
Salunga
will be
and
Publisher
beginning on March 5 andl gy
continuing through April
Services will be held at the
as|Landisville Church of God.
The schedule will provide
for services for both the el-
ementary students and the
he Landisville "Lions junior-senior high students.
y : "The elementary student ser-
Club will hold its final prac-f "=~ © * Tm .
Landis - Saga: tice in the form of a dress|Vi¢es are May. 3 Rev. Frank
Turner, Mendon, Ohio, here
mm |Féhearsal tomorrow night in! I vision: Mar
preparation for its minstrel OD @ preac ling mission IE,
By Richard Jones show Saturday night, March! 12, Re v.. E. Thomas Tillett
1 to be presented ai the vastor, Church of God; Mar.
9, Rev. Ernest P. Leer, pas
County's biggest Hempfield high school, Lan- 19, Rev. Ernest P. Leer, pas-
tor, Zion Lutheran Church;
disville. Curtain time is 8:00 Yor 1
years Mar. 26, Rev. N. L. Bowers,
topic of pm. . : wn. .p. Pastor, Salunga Church of
The minstrel show, “Dark-| Lo Brethren: April 2, Rev.
ihe Landie- town Follies of 1958", willipenno Good, pastor, Salun-
area. The bliz- feature an all-Lion chorus|gy Methodist Church.
accompanying of 45 voices singing many of| pe junior-senior
the old favorite minstrel q.nool schedule
melodies, accompanied by a Rev, Frank Turner:
| 7-piece Dixieland band who|Rey. E. P. Leer:
of will play many of the old Rev. N. L Bowers:
the residents! original ‘Dixie’ classics. Menno Good: April
and business establishments Headlining the show will be! wi] pe
of the area. The storm,{the -‘end-men’”, the black-|dent body.
which started quietly enough faced comics and funsters
that Saturday af.ernoon, characterized by George
caught many persons away|Shenck, Richard
from their homes at the/Lawrence Cramer, Clifford|special meeting at the
height of its fury. This re- Coleman, Leo Eckert and E. [disville school
porter had his car stalled in/Robert Nolt, with their|nigh!, Feb.
heavy drif's two miles westimany jokes and comedy rou- 7:30 p.m.
Subscription Rate $2.50 per year by mail. 2
Advertising Rates upon requoest.
Entered at the post office at Mount Joy, Penna,
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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freezing temperatures al- is:
stand- 12
brought fo 4a
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most
still daily
practically all
routine
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The Key Club of
27
The guest speaker
show, will posed
Tickets bers. Officers
Weidman,
ar
dent
+ member of the Lions + dent:
I | ‘or a. the door. Proceeds will gy ‘
J | | ‘be used for community ser- tary,
4 vice projects annually spon- advisor
“hapter of Mu Alpha Theta, Home,
lenten ser- S€
sponsored by the disville school.
each Wednesaay during Lent dy of mathematics
Teachers College. For mem- Smithburg
welfth
» Geometry
continue the study of Trig-|
gebra.
their
+ Hackman.
2 service Boose,
in charge of the stu- Richard Hbllinger,
Keener
Hauer,
Hemp- Ejfe,
Charles, field high school will hold a Je
Lan- Jr.,
on Thursday Fred Joost,
7th beginning at Oberholtzer.
= held Saturday,
{the Brandt's Church
Brethren, St. Thomas
and interment was made
|the church cemetery.
Feb. 22, from rx
of the
R1,
in
43 student mem-|=—
Ce VortuaryR Recor
of
President; Rich
Vice-Presi-| __
Robert Eby, Treasurer; ~—
id Ray Oberholtzer, Secre- G. ANDREW HECKMAN Reverends Howard Bern-|
Lowry is faculty G. Andrew Heckman, 75, hard, Henry Becker and
formerly of Mount Joy, died| Samuel Hawbaker officiated.
w——— Wednesday, at 2:30 p.m. at| —- ————
The Hempfield high school the Church of the Brethren
New Oxford, after
ational high school a nd year's illness.
inior College Mathematics] A farmer in the Mount]
lub, was formally inducted Joy area until his retirement]
day during a special about a year ago, he was a
mbly program at the Lan- member of Florin, Church of |
the Brethren and was a dea-|
con of the church for many
years.
He was born in St. Thom-|
as Twp., Franklin Co. the manager of the
son of the late Henry and|COMer and Son
d Hollinger, ee deci
Dean
J. M\. ROWE
Jay M. Rowe, fifty-one, 65
Main St, Landisv.lle, died |
suddenly Thursday, Feb. 20,|
at 5:10 am. at his home.
Dr. Richard Bryson, Lan-|
disville deputy coroner, sai
death was caused by a heart |
|attack.
He was employed as store]
H S New-|’
Hardware| —
d
as-
The purpose of the club is
» create interes. in the stu-|
and to
1gage in mathematical top-|
s not generally handled in|
1¢ classroom.
Elizabeth Grosh Heck- Past five years.
May. { Born in Lancaster
by a son, jship, a son of the
wife,
man, died last
He is survived
auest speaker for the oc-
sion was Doctor Geo. R.|
nderson, professor of Math-
1etics at Millersville
R2, Md.: two|{Rowe, he was a member of |
ership, open to eleventh & daughters, Mrs. J. Roy Kel- {the First Church of God, El-|
Mercersburg R2; and|izabethtown.
Alvin Witter, Mercers-| Surviving are his wife
and four grand- Minerva Landis Rowe, a son
J. Robert Rowe, Greenville,
wer ¢/S. C.; a brother, Clayton L
Rowe, Lancaster; and twec
the grandchildren. \
| Private funeral
grade students, an|'eh
dividual must have com- MTs.
leted Algebra I and Plane burg R1,
with proficiency, | children.
nd must be planning to Funeral services

Richard J. Jone§ is
nometry :
|faculty advisor.
and Advanced Al- services |

students
charter
ertificates
They are, "Seniors: Mild- :
ed N. Landis, James Fens- |.
ermacher, Robert Eby, Rob-
rt Wissler, and Barbara
Twen'y received
membership :
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of Lancaster on the Old Har-|tines. for the
risburg Pike, but was for-| Special features will in-|ward
tunate enough to hail a ride|clude a “barbershop” quar-!trnor, District 16 of Penna.
for him and his wife to with{.et, singing several of the Key Clubs, student at
in ‘a mile of his home, and old familiar melodies of yes- Reading high school. Jack
then had to trek the remain- teryear. The quartet includes Long, Lancaster, a member
ing distance through waist-|Richard Kline, Dean Lowry, of The Lancaster Kiwanis
high drifts and icy winds,/Ed Hendrix and Richard Club and sponsor of the!
arriving home well after|Jones. Also feaeured will be Hempfield, will attend. The
midnight. Many other per-/a marimba solo by John|Hempfield Key Club, an hon-
sons had to leave ‘heir cars Aungst. Russell Getz, who orary service club, is com-
and struggle home on foot
URES
nen ene Bin | GEORGE E. CARRIGER
event will be
Morgan, District Gov-|
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ing at nearby homes. Many
Paint and Body Shop
homes in the vicinity went
without milk and bread de-
Wrecks Rebuilt — Cars Painted — Body and
Fender Work
liveries for {ive days. One|
farmer near Landisville de-
livered bread to one area of
Electric & Acetylene Welding
Wheels Balanced and Aligned
PHONE E-TOWN EM 7-6450
homes with a ‘iractor, while
another supplied raw milk
to homes where there were
infants and young children.
dthers baked bread at home
and shared it with neigh-
bors. Some did without these
s.aples But it an’ ill
wind that doesn’t blow some
good The almost complete
isolation in some areas
brought about by the heavy!
snows created the sharing of
food supplies between neigh-
bors hus establishing
friendship where
s only a
fore
RHEEMS
1S

Special February Prices |
ALL KINDS
ROOFING - SIDING
Storm Doors
a
there
casual acquaint-
Several homes,
mn were replenish- ||]
om ple supplies of
homes. Snow removal
of East Hempfield
labored long and hard!
1¢ herculean task of}!
clearing from ||
close
wa
ance be

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other
crews
m
T'wp
mil
fuel,
am

Windows - Awnings
tons of snow
Krall's Meat Marke!
| WEST MAIN ST. MT. JOY
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Conjuror’s Chronicle
V-8, POWER GLIDE, LIKE NEW
1957 Chevrolet Belair 2-door
V-8, RADIO AND HEATER
1956 Ford V-8 Fairlane 4-dr.
| LOADED
| 1954 Chevrolet Belair 2-door
POWER GLIDE, RADIO & HEATER
QUALITY MEATS
ALSO A FULL LINE OF |
Fruits & Vegetables
1953 Ford V-8 4-door
FORD-O-MATIC, RADIO & HEATER
1952 Chevrolet 4-door
POWER GLIDE, RADIO & HEATER
1952 Olds "88" HId. Coupe
VERY CLEAN
1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe
CLEAN, RADIO & HEATER
The |
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WORLD WIDE
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240 RIVINGTON STREET
NEW YORK 2, N..V.

roads
due
snow,
the many
shut again
drifting
over fields
thing in
drifts were
etrate
Many
ty
and
were
Spots
bley
heavy |
routes |
a common
where the
too great to pen- |
Estimates
P.-E BRANDT
133 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Joint
closed its
schools
School |!
five ele-
and the
Landisville
Hempfield
District
mentary
high school
for the entire week before
re-opening last Monday. The
church services were sus-
MANHEIM, PA.
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“| Mobile Homes
Many Others to Choose From
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Donegal
Aldus (Red) Hannan
Proprietor:
SALES and SERVICE
ROUTE 229
MOUNT JOY OL 3-6891
Newcomer Motors, Inc.
West Main Street Phone OL 3-4821

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pended, and many other lo-
cal service and social organ-
izations cancelled or post-
poned their functions. But
for the most part, the people
of the community took the
history-making blizzard in
thtir stride and reacted %o
it admirably, doing what
they could with what they
Jad, and without showing|
undue signs of alarm or!
panic.
USED CARS
6 Ply. V-8 Club Sedan
Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan
Ford 2-dr. Vic. Hardtop
Ply. 2-dr. Station Wag.
Dodge V-8 4-dr. Sedan
DeSoto V-8 4-dr. Sedan|
Plymouth Club Sedan
DeSoto V-3 Club Sedan,
Plymouth Convertible
Eli Ament
DeSoto
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
MT. JOY, PA. i
Ph. OL 3-8271 “neadguarters 101 valut
Delta & Henry Sts.
DEAR CUSTOMER:
During the week now ending you have
and we have been working under severe
and unusual ccnditions.

We have ied under these conditions to
provide products and service you requested
rom us. Condilions beyond our control at
limes during ‘his emergency did not permit
cur {ull ccmpliance with your requests. Any
inconvenience ycu were crused by our in-
ability to comply is sincerely reyieited by us.
We would like to thank you for the help
‘53
‘50
you rendered to us in various ways. Your pa-
fience and understanding have been greatly
appreciated by us,
Yours truly,
THE SICO COMPANY

Was $2485 NOW $2048
Delivered In Middletown
1958 Plymouth
4-Door 6 Passenger Sedan
EQUIPPED WITH-Directional Signals, Heater & Defiosters,
Undercoating, Mirror Glazed, Torsion Aire Suspension
|
seam Manheim R JAMES
na
Mr.
| Bressler,
|Landisville,
ter,
Norman L.
or St.
| Sunday
Luke's
ai Christ, with the Rev.
| Holt officiating.
Liv maid of honor for her
sister.
Anna Stauffer Heckman. His|S tore in Mount Joy for the| were |
{from the
Town-|neral
late Mar-|Burial was made in the Mel-
State! the Rev, Glenn A. Heckman,| {tn K. and Amanda Leaman|linger

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The marriage Copyrights
of Miss Don-
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and Mrs. Arthur DD.
43 Brandt Blvd. |}
to Elvin P. Stet
of Mr. and Mrs.
Steiter, 715 Man- : .
Lancaster, took place Eastern Stat
at 2:30 pm. in St 8
United . Churéh of
A. Gail
extend for a Funeral Director
years

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Exchange is stocking a
at John E. Meihorn’s
sentatives. We urge E.
to come in early
saving,
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Landisville.

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Mennonite cemetery.
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