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HOSTETTER’'S2 |Dissinger 415, Booth 470, N.|NEISS'—3 [Fast Hempfield Township The Bulletin, Mount Joy Thursday, November 29
Yl BOW LI N G J. Mueller Sr., 492, For- Meyers 456. Total 2124. Hoffer 575, Taylor 555, an svi p alun 3 supervisors Dec. 1,
IU wood 492, Thompon 430, HESS —1 (Balmer 525, Drescher 527 P. | d II - | g B. L. Greider, secretary of
i St honp— Stotz 419, Hostetter 527. TI, McKain 491, Mackinson/Neiss 594. Total 2776. | lthe board, said that the ordi- SCARECROWS VISIT SEASHORE
INTER-CHURCH LEAGUE 534, 1378, Shearer 350, Wolgemuth! GEMBERLING—1 Mrs, William K. Risser [nance will not apply to exist Fi —
Klugh’ 40 16 |ROBINSON'S2 |430, Holtzman 488. TI. 2137.) Hallgren 493, Hollinger 531, oe (ing developments and sub- £1 |
MBS verve ) . . { — ia y ® . End . Be ps :
' ba ae a1. R. Sauders 437, Robinson — Weiser 446, Hopple 597, and . isville Church of/divisions that do not have ’
In the heart of the |Hostetter’s Bea 321% 238 534, J. Brandt 09, B. Myers/KITTY'S—3 Gemberling 48. Total 2715. co advil ® aris of ev.lcurbs and sidewalks.
Golden Triangle. 400 Zasphey's pa 3 33 (444, Ralph Myers 517. Total] Groff 458, Reynolds 395, — —— anelistie meetings starting If the ordinance is approv-
: ay’'s «oii « e | Jostette stet-l PU Qn & h : BY wi : ’ 0 i effec oc
Sida voor with beth, Stoners ....... 241% 31% L. Hostetter 386, J. Rosi eHFUNK <3 ‘ ‘ Sunday, November 25 thrued it will go into effect Dec
TV and radio. General | Stoner’ . 2 ter 420. Ginder 466. Tl. 2125.| Hendrix 535, McLain 515, Friday, Nov. 30. nightly at 5
Forbes Lounge dnd [Bodinson S i Ries hy KLUGH'S—2 WILEY & RUTT—O0 [Williams 526, Waltz 508 and To om Topic will be “Six mish—
i IAS igh si e, g 5. “= . ilev 3¢ ini | 5 "Prdnl SRA ‘ ‘ ’ ; oi . ;
Siding hom gent | High triple, Klugh 561. | Bishop 474, Harple 424, Wiley 395, Pricio 424, J. [Funk o 717. Total 2661. Nights For God” with the] The Hempfield Sertoma
Vi —- 50 Eichler 471, Ron. Myers 417, Stark 398, (JTmaszter 373, FREY 'S—] Rev. C. C. Smith of Mary. Club met Wednesday even.
Taxi service, WAYS rr [Klugh 561, Total 2347. Smith 431. Total 2001. Way 536, Meyers 518, J. ville Church of God as guest ing, November 21 at the Mt. |
Rates from | Fackler 523. Mueller. Jy |ZERPHEY'S—2 ——— Pennell 482, R. Neiss 495 ...,.clist. Pastor of thelJoy Legion Post Home.
| ATlantic 1-6970 4 3 348 Wagne '523 Zerphey 475, Doe 402 [BENDER $3 Frey 587. Total 2618. Landisville church is the] The Rev. Harold Sandy, |
A 8 #41, Jones oy Sr ''Hean 504, Farmer 484, and Hean 361, Raihl 333, . B |Rev H M Mumper pastor of Lutheran Church!
L*Pi ¥ Way 485. Total 2320. Gantz 541 Keenner 418, Berryhill 427, MT JOY TOWNE =B” |v: HM. ' . g
7 Te ’ 541. Total 2407, ————— of the Holy Spirit was the
we Fittsburgher. STONER’S—3 hn Taylor 572. Total 2111. BOWLING LEAGUE | Lo the: Holy Spirit Was hel
Forbes. Avenue, below Grant Street Barton 534, Ryder 418, STANDINGS HOLLINGER'S—1 w 2 Members of the Rn tol message on Thanks-|
aT IIT Linton 435, Wolfe 418, and WOMEN’S BOWLING Welliver 385, Barton 395, Carlson’s ........ 41 11/ville - Salunga auxiliary to’ A
SLI Stoner. Total 2362 : the Lancaster General hos-8iVing.
Stoner. Total 2362. LEAGUE Sarbaugh 442, Weidman 440, Lauth’s .......... 30 ie ancasg.e 4 i The Youth Fellowship
— w 1 Price 339, Robinson 444,T1 Brown's asad 27 5 pital decorated and oe Grove of the Hempfield E.|
RYN ri nef rn rr Uf rl f\rnne| RUITL'S 39 13[2106. McGallicher’s 25° 39/200 pine cones fof the CRNSHIT. 5 Church. 3030 aionietio}
Hess’ : Bein Brandt's 17 mas tray favors at their”. b- ; yan
Bary trees 28 24 \ Pe haere “meeting Monday evening | Avenue, held a breakfast|
Riftyls rvviennss 27 25 MT, JOY TOWNE ~A~ |Rehrer’s ......... 8 or 2.0Nov. 26th at 8 pm. at Zionmeeting Thursday, Nov. 22|
Benders ......... 25 27 ; E High single, C. Wagner 213 °V: pin. iat 7 a.m. at the church. An
; ) ; ; (Lu y $ Pa :
Hollinger’s 23 9 BOWLING LEAGUE High triple, Rohm 599 Lutheran Church Landis 3 ” :
lingers... 29 w : v | .|[ville. Mrs. Robert Bair is| ‘appreciation offer” was re-
Wiley & Rutt .... 14 38| Neiss’ 29 23 First five high averages: hai £ th Sires seived.
F Y C ® Righ triple, Taylor 572. aL aawhwy 58 53 Carlson 176, Aument 176 chairman of the project. ee
or 0 High single Taylor 209 Ba » D. Brandt 175, C. Wagner ——
ur onvenl © (FunkK’s .......... 26 26| ; On Wednesday, Dec. 5 the
, 5/175, Rohm 172. The 1943 nursing class of J Jesuay, ee}
RUHL'S—2 Barnhart’s Ferny 26 26| Lancaster General hospital{ladies auxiliary to American)
Demmy 371, Johnson 412 Gemberling’s at 25 27 AUTH'S—3 lheld a reunion recently sflogion Post 185 Mount Joy|
. (Browns ......... 22 | Barnhart 453, Rohm 599 [the home of Mrs. H. E. Shep- Will hold a dessert card par-|
. High single, Taylor 247. \Gantz 382, Armold 478, and|ardson III, Landisville. ty at 8 o'clock in the Post. |
Qu X 12 inch SON Hjgh triple Gemberling 648; - uth 537 Total 2449 y Attending were: Mrs. Paul| Home. Mrs. Harold Kuhns is|
2 2 ; le J oR h D. Warren, Mrs. J. Richard chairman assisted by Chall)
First 5 averages, P. Neisy C. Rehrer 458, Bigler 451 Murr, Mrs, Miles K. Ament [man assisted by Mrs. Thomas| !
, Fun , ow A . arnish who has charge |
ICE 191, Funk 190, Brown 187,p “Wagner 520, Hank 444Mrs. Carson Schaeffer, Mrs Harnish who has charge of]
Hopple 185, Hendrix 185. : ; “Victor J. Koser, Mrs. A, F. tickets and reservations.
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window material that carries a
2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look
name FLEX-O-GLASS on the
Horning 482. Total 2354.
BARNHART'S—3
; - |CARLSON'S—4
Farmer 607, Robihson 535, :
ALL OCCASIONS |gosiotios 532, Wells 524 and|, “uz 462, Aldinger
Doe 525. Total 2723.
. Carlson 445. Total 2413.
FLORIN, PA. BROWN’S—1 McGALLICHER'S—0
¥_ Drown 552, Barton 495," "485. Witmer 348. Ber
C. Pennell 520, Craul 551, : ?
Phone 853-03211% 269, Flory 60,
511. Total 2373.
BRANDT’S—2
D. Brandt 496, Raihl 333,
Aument 548, Keebler 405, R.
Brandt 522. Total 2304.
BROWN’S—2
Hess 432 Gieb 453, Ken-
nedy 457, Divet 532 and W.
Brown 541. Total 2415.
Home Of Good Food
Clearview Diner and
Dining Room
Route 230, Midway Between
Elizabethtown & Mount Joy
SPECIALIZING IN
McGallicher|eighty-three,
Phillip Jacobus, Mrs. L. M. Prizes are in charge of Mrs. | ;
Campbell Jr., Mrs. Paul Hol
490 linger, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram|Mrs. John Wissler, and spec-|
4 Ament 488, C. Wagner 528 Shearer, Peter Shearer and|ial prize donations, Miss Ruth
''Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reese.
Miss Barbara A. Ressler
hospital after an
three weeks. She was a mem-
ber of the Landisville Church
rf God.
mediate family.
“Homecoming Day” was
observed in the Salunga
Church of the Brethren Sun-
day, Nov. 25 a t the 10 a.m.
worship service.
Rev. Robert Turner was
the speaker and music was
provided by the Senior class
Ladies of Hempfield E. U.
B. Church held a rummage
sale Monday evening
all day Tuesday at Lancaster.
195 Broad St.,
Salunga, died Monday, Nov. {
19 at the Lancaster County|ing: Mrs. Thomas Harnish of
illness of/2760 Lititz Pike,
She was the last of her im-|Party will be used for
and electric mixer.
-| Lee Ellis and table prizes.
THREE SCARECROWS. Ten years veterans of Shipstads and
Johnson Ice Follies, the Three Scarecrows are rated as the most
successful fun trio in show business. Colin Beatty of England,
Bill Jack of Scotland and, Bob LeDuc of Montreal are compe-
tent and original comedians and handle the most difficult spot
next to closing in the Show of Champions. All new and greatly
enlarged Ice Follies comes to Sports Arena, Hershey, November
27th through December Rth.
Rineer. Refreshments, Mrs.
Harry Blessing, Sr. and tal-
lies Mrs. James Buehler.
For reservations call or
contact either of the follow-
569-0383;
[ars William Shiffer, 19 S.
Avenue, Landisville 898-8130. .
The proceeds from this] @ This and That
were not satisfactory. A
{scholarship would have paid
i Bb He (From page 1) {his way through college. A
ehabilitation program, suc “ |case worker would have sup-
as Veterans Hospital — and/comment, “I thought you plemented the wages with
help for the needy and aged/might like to use this in your
in the local area. paper, Mother.
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{county relief. He would have
{received a subsidy for rail
We pass it along to you: splitting, another one for
“What Abraham Lincoln|raising some crop he was go-
missed—If Abraham Lincoln|ing to raise anyway, and still
had lived today, the Rotary|another subsidy for not rais
club would have provied/ing a crop he had no inten-
Food Cake Top [him with a number > good|tion of raising. The rail split-
Dress up angel food cakelbooks, the Lions club a read-ter’s labor union would
with a quick topping you canfing lamp, while the Kiwanishave increased his wages
whip up in a jiffy with your|club would have supplied his periodically.
lcabin with a wooden floor. | “RESULT:
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There would
for the
edge.
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Tues., Nov. 27 merchandise arrivals?
Thru Sat., Dec. 8
Except Sunday ®
Nightly At 8:10 ®
3 Shows Saturdays 1, 5, 9 P.M.
Res. Seats: $2, $3, $3.75 Tax Incl. ®
Children Under 12: V5 Price . .
Mondays Thru Thursdays Are you reaching out to acquaint new ar-
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