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Set Date For '64
C. of C. Meeting
Date for the annual Cham-
ber of Commerce banquet
and meeting was set Tuesday
nigst as the Board of Direct-
ors held its January session.
The meeting was held at
the office of O. K. Snyder,
with president Earl Koser in
charge.
Directors set the night of
Wednesday, March 18, for
the annual meeting, at which
time new directors will be el-
ected. !
The committee in
of arranging the meeting in-
cludes Joseph Shaeffer, B. Ti-
tus Rutt and Glenn Y. For-
ney. :

HERSHEY SPORTS
[HAA
AL
Phone 533-9101

Feb. 11 Thru Feb. 22
{Except Sunday)
Nightly at 8:10 — Sat. 1-5-9 P.M.
Res. Seats: $3, $3.50, $4, $4.25
Tax Included
Children Under 12:
Va Price Mon. thru Thurs.
charge’
As things stand now—Don-
egal Uuion School will have
only one day of vacation at
Eastertime!
Loss of three days of
school last week because of
ithe snow storm requires that

AT DENVER HOSPITAL
Army Capt. John A. Bow-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Bowman, 35 Colum-
bia ave., has been assigned
as a physician at Fitzsimons
Hospital, Denver, Colo.
Captain Bowman entered
the Army in June, 1960.
The 30-year-old officer was
graduated from Mount Joy
High School in 1951 and
from Franklin and Marshall
College, in 1955.
He is a member of Phi Chi
fraternity.

AERA

SQUARE DANCE
| Lancaster County Senior
i Extension Club will sponsor
a Snow Flake Square Dance’
on Saturday, Jan. 25 at 8:30
p.m. at the Mt. Joy Annex.
Marshall Deckert, accompan-
|ied by orchestra, will do the
| calling for this dance which
|is open to the public.

NEW ARRIVALS

Donald and Reba (Long)
Fletcher, Mount Joy R2, a
daughter, Wednesday, Jan.
15, at St. Joseph’s hospital.
Earl C. Jr. and Hazel
(Giehl) LeVan, Mount Joy R.
D. 1, a daughter, Thursday,
Jan. 21, at Columbia hospital.
John and Arlene (Geesa-
man) Hess, Mount Joy RI1, a
daughter, Tuesday, January
21, at St. Joseph’s hospital.
When in need of printing
remember The Bulletin.

Complete Your Sets NOW—
STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE
WONDERS OF THE ANIMAL KINDOM
HOSTESS GOURMENT KITCHEN TOOLS

Snow Days Cost Vacation
previously scheduled vacation
on Wednesday and Thursday
before Easter and Monday
following Easter will be add-
ed to the days in classes.
Only on Good Friday will
school be in recess.
If there are additional days
of school lost because of
snow, they will be made up
at the end of school — in
June. It is possible, however,
that by special decree from
the state the lost time may
be omitted. Such was the
case on November 25, when E
schools were closed in mem-
ory of John K. Kennedy, on
the day of his funeral. At
that time the governor issued
a special edict to that effect
Archery Club
Holds Big Shoot
Big Chiques Bowmen Arch-
ers were hosts to the Invita-
tional Indoor Team Shoot on
Saturday and Sunday, Janu-
ary 19 and 19. The winning
teams were as follows:
1st place: York Archers -
Men's team - 3114 — Ken
Runkle, 774; Stan Lenhart,
758; Gil Hahn 758;
2nd place: Big Chiques
team No. 1. - 3062; Don Grei-
ner 796, Tom Librandi, 760,
Vince Siroski, 758 and Paul
Hess 748. ;
3rd place, Lancaster, 30635;
4th place, Mechanicsburg,
3006.
5th place, Harrisburg, 2892
Women’s Teams
1st place, Big Chiques 2820
Betty Kinsey 754, Verna Nis-
sley 748, Ruth Smith, 702,
and Helen Kinsey, 616.
2nd place, York Archers,
2777;
3rd place, Harrisburg 2568.
High man, Ken Runkle 824
High woman, Betty Kinsey
754.
OFFERS EXPIRE FEBRUARY 1st

A Guard To
GiveOfficerExam
Qualification examination
for the next convening Coast
Guard Officer Candidate
School will be held at the
Lancaster Naval Reserve
Training Center on Saturday
and Sunday, Jan. 25 and 26.
from 1 to 4 p.m.
Applicants must be be-
between the ages of 21 and
26 and have a college degree
in order to qualify. Success-
ful applicants will begin
training at
Yorktown, Va.,

: RTA 30d
LJ A UA y 490
on Feb. 23.
Successful graduates re-
ceive commissions as Ensigns
in the Coasts Guard Reserve
and will remain on active
duty for a tour of 3 years.
Applicants are asked to
appear at the Training Cen-
ter in Lancaster on either of
the two days at the specified
time. The Center is located
at East Orange Street and
Parkside Ave., Lancaster, at
the rear of the Lancaster Os-
teopathic Hospital.
There is no obligation in
taking the qualification ex-
amination.

Why not pay your bills—especially when they
bunch up at month’s end —by mail, with
checks? That way, you will have more “free
time” that’s really free. We invite you to
open your checking account fhis month!
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY
MAYTOWN
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