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Ya COMMERCIAL LEACUE KOSERS—1
Jun- 1 STANDING J. Heilig 485, G. Brown
1 50 Team Ww L 425, J. Mi.ler 399, C. Koser
niors Forry's 31 5 531, E. Koser 452. Total 2292
1 on Hollingers 26 1 BA nN y BR
is & Drohan 212 141% tehrer 505, Rice 488, Kay-
a Fresh, Roasted Kosers 21 15 or 496, Hurs. 421, Anrold
lege Hess 19 17 429. Total 2339
Wiley & Rutt 18 18 ——
. y Johnsons 18 18 DROHAN'S —1
Hassinger's Grocery Booths 1712 18'2 Dougherty 481, Johns 503.
Abbotts 12 24 Keebler 381, Frantz 5186.
ED 16 N. Market St Mt. Joy First National 12 24 Garber 525. Total 2406
44-tfc Gerberichs 11 25 GERBERICH—3
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POLITICAL POLITICAL POLITICAL
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ELLIS W. WOLFE
1960 Democratic Senatorial Candidate 17th Penna. District
413 East Main Street, Annville, Pa.
With (33)
experience,
business
has come
vhen sound business thinking is badly
n government, with a National
corporate individual debt in this country
of (870) billion dollars, with state after
state financially embarrassed, who would
for sound business
> thinking in government, by people repre-
senting you.
successful
h
the
years
[ feel
time
needed i
SEL NENNENENNEAN BEEANE
deny the necessity
I note that our representative, Thom-
as Ehrgood, in the Senate for the past
(4) years, states that he should be reelect-
ed on the strength of the fact that he
knows his way around Capitol Hill. Yes,
he knows his way around Capitol Hill to
Ra the extent that he voted against
First — Agair
Second—Again reased penalties for violation of safety regulations,
protecting workers and citizens.
— Against Full Emplovment Act.
Dj
Third
Fourth Against Occupational ease — Would have provided compensa-
tion benefits caused bv exposure to atomic radiation.
Fifth — Against Child Labor Bill—Woculd prescribe work and regulate
working hours of minors
Sixth — Against Minimum Wage Bill—One dollar per hour.
Seventh—Against requiring employers to furnish free under specified
circumstances, protective devices, gloves, apparel, ete., to safe-
guard workers against injury.
Eighth — Voted against building of highways.
Each and all of us have built our lives around certain high stan-
dards. Our parents taught us these high standards and principles. We
in turn taught our children and they in turn are teaching their children,
our grandchildren. Our Sen the past (4) vears has voted to des-
troy certain of these high standards. The destruction of the Sabbath
Day, cne of the pillars our forefathers built this great Nation upon. He
has voied to sell automobiles on Sundav, to sell all commodities on Sun-
day, to sell alcoholic beverages in public places on the Sabbath Day. Is
this the type of representation that you are interested in sending to Har-
risburg? Or are you interested in representation that opposes any thing
and all things that ‘will lead to the liberalization of the Sabbath Day.
Representation that will work for labor, for the farmer, for the common
man, and not for only special interests. Representation that will work
unceasingly for the protection of your savings and to curtail and reduce
your taxes.
I would appreciate your every consideration.
Candidate for State Senator
ELLIS W. WOLFE 20-4c
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ator for
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ENNEEEENEENONEEENEEENEN
Are you smoking more now
but enjoying it less ?
GIANT AMONG GIANTS. Tha
Do» 357, Bernhart 528, Neiss
579. Total 2457
FORRY—2
Gingrich 501, Garlin 442,
Forry 510, Balmer 490, Hab-
ecker 526. Total 2469
JOHNSON--2
Hendrix 487, Flick 449,
Jrandt 541, Lawder 429 and
Johnson 552. Total 2458
BOOTHS—4
Keener 414, Veseth 508, R
Brown 500, Braun 501, Coo-
ver 556. Total 2479.
FIRST NAT'L—0
Weaver 511, A. Neiss 372,
Stark 412, Matoney 445, Mec-
Lain 471. Total 2211.
WILEY & RUTT—3
Linon 442, Miller 476,
Beaston 446, G. Wo.gemuth
412, Meyers 550. Total 2326.
HESS—1
Taylor 450, Weidman 410,
Maurer 465, Wa tz 462, Hess
461. Total 2248.
Booth 512, Hollinger 503,
Fellenbaum 502, Diffenbaugn
565, Greiner 452. Total 2534.
ABBOTS—0
Bott 487, H. Greiner 453,
Pricio 376, Mmmau 389, and
Farmer 530. Total 2235.
JOHNSON
BUS SERVICE
BUSES FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
FLORIN, PA.
Phone OL 3-0321
Kreider’s Delicious
LIVE or DRESSED WEIGHT
Free Delivery
“Turkeys are higher in Pro-
tein, Lower in calories than
any other meats.”
Eugene S. Kreider
R. D. 2 MOUNT JOY
OLdfield 3-S036
20 tfc
t's Dick Nolan,
defensive backfield star of the N. Y. Giants.
Nolan is a Camel smoker. He says he's bor-
ENJOYS A CAMEL AFTER A GAME
You'll enjoy a Camel anytime and
every time. So, if you're smoking
more these days, but enjoying it less
«.. Change to Camels.
S
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Thi best Jobacgo ji kes the
Reynolds Tobacco Company
best smoke!
rowed other brands. But Camel is the cigarette
he buys for complete smoking satisfaction.
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INTER CHURCH LEAGUE MT. JOY TOWNE “A” leisey 460, Landis 438, Bru: The Bulletin, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, October 27 3
STANDING LEAGUE baker 419. Total 2196 . —- -
Team Ww I. BOWLING STANDINGS GARLIN-—2 . E li h Cl Wi
Murphy ga wtb am no an Senior English Class Wins
Vay 25 11 Veiss 19 9 Shickley 423, Keebler 396 :
Fackler 24 12 Jendrix 17 11 Sarlin 460. Tota! 2175 HH | P C
fackler pa 5 13 9. Tova | onor In Project Contest
lus ( 27 jer > 1S 3 15 3ATES—: - .
Rush > 20 iy Fling i : 15% i a : 458 Nawoom A senior English class of Mary Ellen Smith, Anna
— Hockenberry's V2 201% 497, Safko 455, Wagner 478, Donegal high school has iy Se ear a ey
MURPHY 4 High single ’ P: cker 221 Bates 429 T tal 2327 L y ' : fo 1 : I > and “He rold Watts , :
L. Stoner 540, R. Sauders High triple, Packer 639. CARLSON-—I Tossa TU IC service anil ial ey
420, M. Thompson 392, C — Peiffer 485, Gantz 478 )
Wolfe 444, H. Murphy 515. NEISS—4 Blessing 368, Carlson 488, The class. taught bv Mre
Total 2311 R. Neiss 583, Brandt 457, Lauth 442. Total 2261 Vera O , has re
iol lig De eB Oy 2: Tol a © ch. has re HERSHEY SPORTS
R. Bishop 388, C. Hean Neiss 539. Total 2702 KOSERS—4 : : ; i from s Magazine’ LN AAS
149, Duane Wagner 358, J. BARNHART —0 Dolts 299, Wat's 451, Ren-and a Ia plaque h- Phone KE 3.9101
Klinedinst 430, J. Klugh 408 D. Hockenberry 510, Hofl- nedy 377, Johnson 448, K been received bv the schon’
Total 2033. er 438, Snyder 542, Craul ar 516. Total 2182 There were hundreds of er
— 466, Barnhart 496. Total 2452 STARKS—0 : tries in the contest
CERPHEY-——) = = rile _— Stark 431, Ruhl 428, Esh. Mem iw G
. . lr 2 Members o rs rine
J. Mul er Jr. 428, N. Lin- HENDRIX—4 leman 341, Krick 439, Doe b's I eld oP THE ORIGINAL
on 372, M. Ryder 440, L. Heisey 460, Taylor 524, 57. Total 1996 interviews with many diff
Gantz 408, V. Zerphey 439. Weiser 536, McLain 542, and Benner rent BLSiness and ¢ cats ICE FOLLIES
Total 2087. Hendrix 579. Tota 2641 ee FO wor wa a] er uh ar oreas
7ACKLER—3 HOCKENBERRY—0 ND CY MINE et at, Tou. askin AND STILL THE GREATEST
J. Mueller Sr. 367, E. For- Farmer 504, Brown 449, BOWLING LEAGUE , vocat onal ‘possibilities ar
wood 452, J. Harpe 459, Doe Way 452. Wells 523, Doe ; Orr ti 5 sb re
429, W. Fackler 482. Totals 480. Total 2408. Arnold's Garage = 19 13 Oe 3 Tuesday,
2189. RT Mt. Joy Esso 18 14 hey then combined t+
FREY’'S—2 Newcomer's Store 17 15 ‘nformation into a valua“’ Nov. 2
7A Ag He om ' » i:h’s Dist 5 n'blication which has bee ,
WAY—3 Wal ers 553, Waltz 447, En} ts Distr Ie I OR. at By Ree * Thru
D. Eichler 470, J. Brand' Robinson 468, Pennell 468, Red Rose Dairy 1 1B or sar ca : alors
472, W. Jones 313, R. Myers rey 564. Total 2500 Johnson's Bus Co. 11 21 SEN Rgers (ho ate gyal Saturday,
437, J. Way 518. Total 2210. BEMBERLING—2 : TR oir phoiess for jobze Dec. 3
HOSTETTER—1 a lgren 472, Zink 499, ARNOLD'S GARAGE—3
J. Farmer 342, Dave Wag. Demorra 475, Garber 528, E. Stoner 393, M. Brandt Members of the class (ser Except Sunday :
ner 345, Doe 354, C. Bennett Gemberling 525. Total 2499. 448, R. Farmer 328 G. Mc-'ors last year) included: :
447, L. Hostetter 556. Total -—B Kiin 408, J. Hostetter 419. Audrev Apvley. Jane Br- Nightly
2044. Total 1996. baker. Clarence Buller. Ca~ At
B MT. JOY TOWNE “B” SON BUS line Rurric Barhkara Coh'c’ A
LEAGUE JOHNSON BU 1 2ld Clark, Donna Elt 8:10
Ants hate cinnamon. If you
see an ant trail, sprinkle cin- Ww
namon across it and that Carlsons 18
will stop them. Bates 17
Kosers 16
Gar ins 14
Heisey 10
Starks 9
High single, Peiffer 215.
High triple, Koser 516.
HEISEY—2
Shoop 431, Becker
BOWLING STANDINGS
448,
400, D. Weliver 319,
John-son 378, J. Ginder 368.
19 Total 1859.
1 Rita Johnson. Pat Johnstir
RYN AR reve Jane Keck. Phvllis Keene- co
I Cory Maeveil Donald New | apo aa00 $378
13 JE i to ary Nentwig. Marian Pi-F 3 NL
10S REer 225, ener aon, il, Bruce Shetter, Davif
Sm th 319, J. Rahm 421. To Shireman, Jeanne Shope
tal 1852. e—
RED ROSE—1
372, H. He
368.
ESN EESEEN NOREEN. IN INGER SGNCRECNENEEEER
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Bo — ee
s SHows MATINEE
2 EVENINGS SATURDAYS
; AND AND
SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS
2:00 P. M
and 3:00 P.M
MANTINT 10Y. PA hd
FRIDAY & SATURDAY — OCTOBER 28 & 29
Kim Novak — Kirk Douglas -in-
“STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET”
1892.
a
B® ——
2 MT. JOY ESSO—1
8 Kitty Wittle 364,
¥
Total 1885.
SMITH DIST.—3
B. Robinson 460, S. Bart
360, P Shearer 375, N. We
man 351,
Total 1987.
J. Stark 394, P. Habecker 2°
ill 359, M. Gantz
1 n 400, G. Maurer
B. Wolgemuth 393. Total
M. Hofi-
master 399, G. Wagner 320,
* J. Brown 349, F. Taylor 453.
H. Hol zman 401.
lyn Esbenshade, Maregare
Fuhrman. Arthur Graven-
Gerald Grove. Judith Grove
L.
3 Shows Saturdays
L5 and 9 PM.
Chuck
Roasts
on
id-
HUNTER’S SPECIAL
Start Your Hunting Day With A Good
PANCAKE
Chuck
Steaks
4
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SATURDAY MATINEE — OCTOBER 28 = a
“FROM EARTH TO THE MOON" a
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MON., OCT. 31—HALLOWEEN PARADE JUDGING : > e
TUESDAY — NOVEMBER 1 : Landisville-Salunga
Alan Ladd — Don Murray -in- . 3 7op3; :
“ONE FOOT IN HELL" i Mrs. Willian, K. Risser
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WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY — NOVEMBER 2 & 3 ¥ The Landisvil'e Church of
“13 FIGHTING MEN-—Shown at 7: & 9:30 : God held its Harvest Home
“WHEN COMEDY WAS KING” — Shown at 8:15 service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday,
SESRENSESEENRESNUSRESNENENNNNNNENENENREENER. October 23. Produce dona-
tions will be given to
Miss Marilyn Dil'er,
Hempfield
president of ‘he Pennsylva
D. L. Biemesderfer
high school, Millersvil e,
Wednesday, Oct. 19.
A total of 50
the
Carlisle Home for the aged.
high school, vice
ia Future Teachers of Ameri-
ca, spoke at a meeting of the
Ch-pter
of the F.T.A. at Penn Manor
1
members
Fresh
Liver
Campbell's
Tomato Soup
of
n-
10
SPONSORED BY FLORIN LIONS CLUB
REAKFAST
were induc'ed into the chap-
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The first rehea:sal for the
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Hempfield Community Cho
us presentation of Handel
“Messiah” during the Chris
mas- season he'd Sunday, Oc
23 2t 2 p.m. in the
f ioe of the Hempfield Unio
high school in Landisvil'e.
Richard L. Kline
school district to join th
chorus. Tryouts for soloist
will be announced at a late
date.
Ioof supper
Ladies Aux
i disvile Vo'un eer Fire Com
many will be hed Saturday
Fire Hall from 4:30 p.m. tc
8:00 p.m
The Salunga Women’s club
hold their monthly meet
(40
“hurch
sneaker
wr
yomen
neaker
gram.
pm. in the
from the League
Voters wi'l be the
for the evening pro-
——i
On Monday evening Octob-
er 24 the facu'ty of
fie'd high school were at the
high school building to meet
with any of the parents who
wished to see them regarding
the’r child's school progress
— Time was from 7 to 9 p.
m.
The Hempfield Ser'oma
Club met Wednesday evening
October 19 at the regular
{ meeting place.
| A representative of the
Bell Telephone Co. was the
speaker for the program.
B a
“The reason why the Ten
Commandments are short
and clear is that they were
handed down direct, and not
MOUNT JOY, PA. through several committees.”
“= Apple Cider
choral
director, has issued an invi‘a- r .
ion for all residents of the English
An oyster pla‘‘er and ham
sponsored by the Montco
neon Feit Cocktail
October 29 in the Landisville
nday evening, Nov. 1
Salunga TOKAY
of the Bre‘hren. A
of
Hemp-
Blue Bonnet
Margarine
t- Seneca
eo
Walnuts
SY
APPLES
2285
Onions 3-13
Sweet Potatoes 3-17
Hess’ Food Store
“Complete One-Stop Food Service”
MOUNT JOY, PA.
PARKING
)
Grapes
U. 8. NO. 1 YELLOW
FREE FREE
PRICES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 27-28-29