WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965
A first-Grade Boy was plied.
asked to name the four sea-
sons. ‘Pheasant, duck, deer,
and rabbit,”
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
When in need of printing
he readily re-' remember The Bulletin,
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, May 29, 1965
STARTING AT 11:1
5S A.M.
One Mile East on Route 340, Marietta Pike.
Having sold my Truck Farm and
items are offered’
New Idea Manure Spreader,
Furniture,
full of Early Antiques.) Bells of all descriptions, oil!
Tools, Household Goods,
the
No. 18,
(4 china
like
following
new;
closels
lamps, and many articles too numerous to mention.
Isaac Gibble
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
WOLGEMUTH & GILBERT, AUCTS.
Terms by
10-1¢
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Saturday, June 5, 1965
AT MASONIC HOMES, ELIZABETHTOWN
Electric Refrigerators; Was
h Machines;
Dinette
- Sets; Base Cabinets; Dining Room Suites; Living Room
Suites; Day Beds; Single Beds, Springs & Mattresses;
. Bedroom Suites; Dressers: Washstands; China Closets;
" Chairs; rocking chairs; Chests; bedding; a lot of Dishes
of all kinds; Cooking Utensils: and a lot of articles too,
numerous to mention !
MAYTOWN NEWS NOTES
Bucher and Miss Mary Grau,
Glenolden, last Sunday. Dr.
Bucher was principal of the
Marietta high school from
1915 to 1918.
Last Sunday afternoon 16
senior citizens met at the St.
John’s Lutheran Church to
discuss plans for organizing a
Senior Citizens’ Club. Paul
Beshler, chairman of Social
Missions was in charge. Oth-
er members of the committee
are Mrs. Henrietta Trostle,
Mrs. Anna Houseal, Mrs.
Mary Trone and Mrs. Ivan
Hess. There was a short
hymn sing and refreshments
were served. Mrs. Fink was
the pianist. The next meeting
will be Wednesday afternoon,
June 16. It is hoped that
there will be a better turn
out for this meeting.
June 14 will be the last
meeting of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary for the sum-
mer. All members are urged
to attend this meeting to
help to elect the new officers
David (Butch) Urban cele-
brated his 9th birthday anni-
versary last Thursday.
Julie Kanoff celebrated her
7th birthday anniversary on
Saturday.
Paul Hay and son, John,
returned from a vacation in
“Nassau.
Miss Betty Paules, Harris-
jburg, spent last week with
Sale to start at 11:00 A:M. when conditions will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank.
Paul Shank
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE HOME ‘Mre. Harry Frank last Satur-
made known by
DUPES & GERBERICH, AUCTIONEERS
“A. K. GARMAN & MERVIN MILLER, CLERKS
10-2¢
Mr. and Mrs. Penrose Gil-
bert, York, Mrs. Joseph
Barnes and children, Ocean
{City, N. J. called on Mr. and
‘day, Miss Janet Paules, Har-
vishurg called on the Franks
(write in your wife's name)
NH TERRA ENTE SENATE SN RRR
(write i in your children’s names)
Governor
Secretary of J evenie FE
Commissioner of Traffic Safety. 2 Ss
(write “UNKNOWN”—to remind you of
“The Unknown Motorists’’—the ones whose
entire lives could be affected by the way you
drive this Memorial Day weekend)
| SVAN H Brainerd
Miss Grace Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. William on Sunday evening,
Heisey, Marietta R1, enter-| Memorial Day activities,
tained Dr. and Mys. Jonas May 29:
Soup and Food Sale at the
Fire Hall starting at 11 a.m.
Parade at 5 p.m.
Monday, May 31:
Third annual Flea Market
starting at 10 a.m.
The L.C.W..of St. John’s
Lutheran church will attend
the general meeting of L.C.
W. at Mount Joy Wednesday
evening, Mrs. Ralph Stine
will be the speaker.
Some of the L.C.W. aitend-
ed the Garden Tea Party at
the Lutheran Home in Lan
caster on Sunday.
Vacation Bible School will
begin June 14 and continue
hrough June 25. Classes will
be held for ages 3 to senior
high school. It will be held
at St." John’s Lutheran
church.
The Women’s Guild of the
UCC. will meet at the
church June 1, at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Hayden will be
in charge of the program
and Mrs. George Glattacker
and Mrs. George Waller will
be hostesses.
Miss Lillian Sload visited
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sload and
family at Maryland during
the past week.
Airman Richard Richards
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Richards and family during
the weekend. Airman Rich-
ards recently returned from
an 18 menths’ tour of duty
in Viet Nam.
" Mr. and Mrs. John Robert
Wolfe, King of Prussia visit-
ed Mrs. Mildred Wolfe on
Sunday.
Mrs. Bess Hoffman, of Mil-
lersville, called on friends in
town on Saturday.
Miss Rhoda Kauffman, re-
turned missionary from East
Pakinstan, will show movies
at the regular meeting of the
missionary society of the
Church of God Wednesday
evening, June 2, at 7:30 p.m.
The public is invited.
Robin Gerber had her ton-
sils removed on Friday. May
21 at St. Joseph’s hospital.
Hold 9th Grade
Chorus Tryouts
Tryouts were held recently
for the ninth grade chorus.
for the year 1965 - 1966.
Those chosen include:
Soprano — Pat Charles,
Judy Drager, Cindy Eshel-
man, Janine Eshleman, Ter-
rie Gemberling, Alberta Gut-
shall, Carole Hess, Karen
Johnson, Debbie Mathiot, Su-
san Miller, Kathy Ney, Libby
Rainbolt, Chris Rogers, Sus-
an Stark and Pat Zinn.
Alto — Dawn Eshelman,
Verna Gentry, Martha Harn-
ish, Dawn Heisey, Bonnie
Hoffman, Nancy Hoffman,
Debbie Latchford, Connie
Lehman, Donna McNaughton,
Barbara Reuter, Jessica
Sheetz, Jacquie Shupp and
Rose Wise.
Tenor — Lane Ellis, Char-
les Engle, Ed Flanagan, Dave
Gallo, Ken Gephart, Lynn
Heisey, Ben Horst, Mervin
Hostetter, Dan Howell, Gary
Johns, Jeff Kendig, Bob Ko-
ser, Karl Libhart, John Pres-
to, Bruce Ryder, Rick Smed-
ley, Bob Stoner, Stan Tuck-
er Joe Wivell and Kent Wol-
gemuth.
Bass — Tim Emenbheiser,
Carl Greiner, Tom Knorr,
Dave Lippiatt, Jim Miller,
Walter Rolfs, Jim Shearer,
Don Snyder, Phil Wade and
Jeff Witman.
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PAGE THREE
Visitor From
Wisconsin Talks
Chris Prentice from Rac-
ine, Wis., was the Speficer on
Tuesday noon at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the
Mount Joy Rotary club, held
at Hostetters.
A past district governor of
Rotary International, he and
Mrs. Prentice were on their
way to Atlantic City, N. J,
to attend the organization's
annual international conven-
tion next week.
“This is not the age of
machines, missiles and vacu-
um tubes,” the speaker said.
“It is an age for men who
can think, plan and act.”
His theme was for a high
ethical standard in govern-
ment, and in individual lives.
He advocated, ‘Let it be
known what we stand for as
well as what we stand
against.”
During the noon meeting
he presented to Henry G.
Carpenter, also a past district
governor of Rotary, one of
five specially- made gavels
which were fashioned from
wood taken from the Racine,
Wisc., birthplace of Paul
Harris.
Harris was the founder of
Rotary.
School Band
Concert Tuesday
The annual Band Concert
by the Seiler and Grandview
elementary schools will be
presented Tuesday evening,
June 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Annex auditorium.
A varied group of band
numbers will be presented
including Pride of Pittsford
March, Land of Hope and
Glory, Sinaforia, German
Dances, Holla Hi-Holla Ho,
Toyland Waltz, and Wood-
stock March, under the diree-
tion of Ethel M. Broske.
Special numbers include a
flute solo, Stephanie Shenk;
cornet solo, Nancy Kopp;
sousaphone solo, Donald
Schwartz; alto saxophone
duet, Barbara Sloan and Lat-
ry Hendrix; bell solo, Patric-
ia Greiner; and a clarinet
trio by Betsy Hallgren, Joni
Hoffmaster, and Carl Zim-
merman. Ralph Lehman, in-
strumental instructor, will
direct the special numbers.
The public is invited to at-
tend this cincert.
Jr. High Pupils
Hold Dance
Approximate ly 200 junior
high school pupils attended
the May Dance held on May
21 in the Donegal Annex.
Sherry Drager, eighth grade,
was crowned May Queen by
Mary Ann Hallgren, last
year’s queen. The court in-
cluded Martha Harnish, Cin-
dy Detwiler, Linda Braun,
Victoria Brown, Dawn Eshel-
man and Jacquie Shupp.
Chaperones included Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Price, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic Malmborg,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wm. Schotta
Miss Susan Booher, Miss
Mary Jane Hoffer, Paul Cole-
man, William Earhart, Mb.
and Mrs. Robert Brown, Jno.
Albright, Miss Eunice Herr
and Ragnar F. Hallgren.
Turning to look backward,
we often miss something bet-
‘er ahead.
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