Bulletin. Wt. Joy, Pa.. Thursday Wn ] 3, 1018 A A
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Th HAPPENINGS
1e Mount Joy Bulletin
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Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher LONG AG O
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 mE ONG
observed the third Sunday of each
a h \ Ey 2 Thu J y ut No. May. “I Am An American Day" 20 Y A
3 : - — nt Joy, Pa. arouses community and national ears go
r vear .. 8200 patriotism with programs of songs
Six is ; . $1.00 md speeches dedica‘ed to the for- I r Club w entertained to
7 » Mo 00 eign-horn and he “coming of il at the Ie f Mi
Eo Sy C os ray ete, 03 age” for native Ameri ns. In war- | and M John Tryor
on. time the devotion and enthusiasm We had one of th now
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. for citizenship is more pronounced, | oy of the winter just thre
Joy, I as second-class mail mat- | finds more public recognition. When | 4, before May 1st
ter u the Act of March 3, 1879. | that which we hold carelessly in Rev. Geo. A. Kercher, Lutheran
4 time of peace, is threatened in time r. is president of the Lancast rl
E D 1 T 0 R | A of war, we place a higher value up- « 4 of the Ministerium of Pa
L zr —4 on it. The annual spring musical wa
Fe Good citizenship is a force that held in the grade hool building
[makes a nation great and must be Yona olas entertained tl
The top of the ladder invariably expressed by more than mere lip- io1 : reception in the high
spells success but there are a lot of It has been said that the uditerit 80 persor
nice folks still loitering down a- |yights of citizenship mean more to present
round the first rung. the foreign-born than to the native- Ar | piano recital given by
® e¢ 0 born who have received these rights anit pupils of Anna L. Welsh
A PRICELESS POSSESSION without effort, taking them for held in the auditorium
No price can be placed upon the | gpanted and regarding them lightly ; | Dor ott ary
head of a child. No family would [Since the foreigner must renounce nd Franck P. Scho tenor
name a sum that could compensate | anv of his lovalties, must make a Fli Hostetter was elected janitor
for that young life. Yet, that same | ¢erious decision in seeking a new at th hich school and Robert
family will permit a youngster to |, must study and then wait | xo 110 at the grade scheol.
ride a bicycle and pedal-push into [fy citizenship, it is perhaps true Miss Elva Strickler resigned as
danger of losing life. A parent can | (hot the appreciation is greater. ubstitute Clerk at the post office
see that bicycles are mechanically | This should net be so, but such is ind Miss Bernice Myers was ap-
safe, that lights and reflectors are | human nature that we do not place | inted temporary substitute clerk
provided for might riding and can |, great a value upon food, water, : Rev. C. E. Knuckle, rector of
instruct children that they are friendship and freedom, un- | oi 1,ukes Episcopal Church has
bound by certain bicycle rules and |i] we are without them. The na- | to ccept a charge at
regulations. Tell them to obey traf- |(iyo_hory should highly prize the | philinsburg
fic signals, not hitch rides on autos, | his country effers, the J. D. Easton completed excavat-
don't stunt in traffic, don't pull | hori handed him, and | in for his new house on Church
chums on roller skates and don't | yard the prize as an essential need | gi in Florin
ride a ‘bic’ through heavy traffic (for the pursuit of his happiness Markets: Egos, 25 to 27 cents;
but walk. LL Butte 40 cents: Lard. 13 cents.
es 0 GET TOGETHER Alvin Bigler was elected mg
LITTLE WOMEN, WHAT NEXT Preparedness is a vital thing when | <f he Mt. Joy Baseball team.
“What won't they think of nex!”, |. r gs ap alarm that our A birthday surprise party was
is a common expression in many [o.oo families, may be | given in honor of Mi, Harry G.
homes, The recent craze of bleach- in danger, Sometimes, in past his- | Walter
ing streaks of hair on teen-age tory. we have put preparedness a- Mit. Joy High School had sever-
heads, has reached into the far cor- |; nil the last alarm has rung. | entries in the tr: ck and fie eld
ners of the land. It has caused pa- |p wt doing so, waiting | meet at the U. of P. in Phil

lay we are

rental headaches, as the fad grows. for the last alarm. turday,
In fact, the peroxide fashion trend | yo. honed that by unification Th Le Blanc Corp. of New
has even found advocates among of the Army Navy and Air Fores, Yoi City will assume control of
some of the high school boys, who |, def service of the country e local plant May 15
state they can take the “razzing” would be strengthened. Many had ? id Mr Henry Meck!
just for the fun of ridiculing the |, wo felt the way to unity among el 1 their tenta anniversary
girls, We can remember when “per- | oar. 4 forces, a way to stop the | enter 1 f
oxide blondes” were not willing to |: 1 rine icalousy. waste, was to | Sues
admit they dyed their hair. Teen- have of Defense, who A Silver Star which is a medal
agers dye a streak of hair and boast Fates the branches of | ©} Citation for Gallantry in Action
about it. Oldsters suffer through Yet. rivalry between them | awa led Sgt Flmer Schlegel-
much with children and can onl lt hampering our present plans for mich by the War Department
i ee tl lin esi
bide their time to sce what is next national defense. When appropria-
on the line fer youthful fancy, and tions are sought. one branch ques-
folly. py tions another. When determining Girl Scout Day
$9 the budget for air defense, the ques-
GOOD NEWS tion arises about who takes prece- Cam June 8 to 1
With most everything shooting dence in the air. One branch seeks P
upwards, it is heartening to learn thi mother wants that, and the fund red Girl Scouts of

} } i 's di . ate is - . : { ) ) ) W
That the nation’s divorce rate is go {third calls for another. The public | the Joy wrhood will be
ing down. During the war the av- wanis to know how things really y ‘near 1S are i
erage was alarmingly high but last (stand. A unified command is neces- | forw 1 for ti fourth annual
year’s divorces dropped one-fourth | = co ooo oat to have a really | four da f Day Camp
fron the all-ti valk 946 . P 1 } ' re
kh mi he all-time peak of 1946. prepared nation. Per i ha en received
Three-fifth of the divorces were in eo 00 ym Boro Council to again hold a
childless marriages which scems to EE We mp Cov June 8 to 11
fii 3 FOUR LITTLE RULES I pr
further prove that children help to saderal wclusive
x _- ‘ This year, the state a Federa .
hold the family together. That mos! | his ye Ar the state ad M A. C. Mayer, chairman an
of those divorces were quickly re- forest services are Sondudting 2 NTT 1. B. Spang lead ‘
married, seems to prove that mar- to prevent forest, Je Brownie Troop 105 will serve a
: , : : rg » fires, ninet rr cent of which dl Y
riage hasn't lost its flavor. Quick fires, ninety per cent of v co-d tors of Camp
decisions over inconsequential dif- CAUSC d by human Satelesshes Chiques, The Mt. Joy Day (
Four simble rule ave ro bo
ferences between husband and wife, | Four simple rules ke gl oR 1 VI Mayer was a vel direc-
: ared—and ever sm shoule a Tr
has made mockery of many divorce | everyont of them jo or of the 1947 day camp Mi
EN : : be memorized and remembered by
courts. Time to think is needed memorized el Yemen €pangler has served on tafi
when a marriage is to be dissolved. people who go into the woods on h year since i Rts
As we all know, divorce is made too | PuSiness or pleasure. ; : Miss Mildred Zink, who for ti
easy and too quickly in this country: | 1 Hold your match until it is oo has been a di
® eo cold — then pinch it to make sure v will 1 util {
viii 1 ) Se 11
“ 1 FEVERS it's i. i 3
TO THE GRADUATE {1S ou year because of her new duties a
“9 ‘pire , etoarette. cloar
A graduate studies to complete a| = Crush out your cigarette, ¢igar | ant director of the new Lan-
course to fit him for something, He (°F Pipe ashes. Use the ash tray in County Established Girl
so : . your car, and never throw king . ‘ Tr:
is interested in that something and | YOU! oo om neve Bo w smoking Camp in Clay Twp. It is
feels he is better qualified to do this | materials Irom the window. rgely thru Miss Zink's enthusias-
. i 3. Dro Sui i foe cade y :
something than anything else. When 3. Drown your campfire in water | ;. qo 4 that the Day ( mp plan
—then stir and drown it again.
4. Make know the
burning brush,
been so
have
fewer people were graduated from successfully carried
law
fence
sure you out each year,
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THE STATE WILL, COUNT
AUTCMOBILE TRAFFIC
colleges of learning they had more
of an opportunity to the
‘world of business and start as lead-
ers,

before grass,
enter

rows or trash.
There is nothing in those rules a
This generation is not so cer-
tain, in fact consider themselves child caniot understand. There's | The Commonwealth out to
fortunate to find the job fo fit their that will cause Anyone and owt how many automobiles
ability. The eompetition in all fields | trouble or expense. Yet their ob- re using 34,000 miles of State
makes it harder for graduates to would save for ourselves roads
find the place they seek. The un- and our deseendents yoiy farge The State Highways Dept said it
rest and uncertdinty of world con- Part of the milliens of acres of fine has inaugurated a state wide traffic
ditions with talk of craft, of war, is timber and grazing land that fire [ survey which will teke about two
another factor in the problem destroys each year—and save with years to’ complete Pho date. obi
change of beginning a new life in [3 human and animal life, and the | rained will be used in laying pio
the business world. {breeding grounds of wild creatures, [tor 1ons tang Highway develop.
Are there enough jobs fo go a- { In a matter of hours, fire will dev- ot
¥eund? Fortunately manual work astate a forest that represents the | The State has been divided into
find arnbitious young men and wo- work of naure for Scores or hund- 12 districts for the count and the
men supplying talent, as well as reds of years. It will raze our most pregram arranged so th survey
the white-collar positions that ad- | beautiful vacation and hunting re- | will be finished in six of them
want to be the |
It you don’t { 6
: the first year
follow
fire,
gions. ~
The
urveyed
tract {he professional and
grids.
rest of the
tae
business
: : cause of such a those 1
Since the general an tate will be second
four simple rules of conduct in the
has risen in the U. S., the year
manual work has also reached a outdoors. | Officials said the survev wil
i — DG en se { ns
iigher level. Factory jobs are pleas- | start in Lancaster county abou
: . : TIAN i .
#mier and easier, Holding of such BY KENNLETII DROHAN [June 15 and will take several
is more on the equal with The following is of the | months to
the professional field, than in the | daily temperatures and rainfall in |
old days. Bi #78 | this section from Wednesday, May 5 | GRAFTING SAVES
a report complete
lO ee
TREES

it is our hope that graduates who | to Tuesday, May 11. Some "of the fruit trees girdled by
$id farewell to the schools, will find Day Low High Rain mice or rabbits during the winter
their place in the world of trade, Wednesday ....... . 46 w 118 can be saved by dridge-grafting.
business and finance, and be con- | Thursday ..... Live. 42 67 .00 | Apple and pear trees over three in-
tented and successful in it, Friday ......... ey 48 62 35 [ches in diameter can be bridge- |
odo Saturday ......... . 40 60 00 | grafted with fair promise of success
{AN - AMERICAN iSunday ........... +. 29 78 00 | und ll {
originated in 190, (Monday .{......... 46 88 .00| Stimulate your business by adver
‘presidential proclamation, is (Tuesday ..}....... « Fi 94 .00 tising in the Bulletin.

MOUNT JOY
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°o 9 ! words as of our actions and as far {min 1s busy, relieving them of long |
e u etn S from speaking ill as from doing hours of tedium, and contributing
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ill fits occupational therapy
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value to-
S b k | = 3 Wi Asians | ward their recovery.
crap 00 . BUY A POPPY, WEAR A POPPY Much of the money is sent home
rw POPPY DAY — MAY 29TH by the veterans to help support their |
Week's Best Recipe Poppy making has given the vet- wives and children. It gives the vet- |
r ed ‘peal 3 T lem-n jui the encouraging experience of erans a decided lift in morale when
1-4 r. 1-4 ¢ melted hutt being able to earn money again. they are able to send something to
_ y Yu2 & tory Hake It has helped keep their hands and their families. ‘
e lem ind, 1-3 confec Those without a family use the
tie gar, 1 « yur cream, 2 money to create a nest egg for
t lemon ice. Peel halve, core themselves against the day when
1 remove tem strings from they are able to leave the hospital.
pears (canned pears may be used To buy a poppy and wear a poppy
but can’t he baked long). Dip is a contribution no one can afford
once into lemon juice in which NOT to make. Don’t hesitate, when
gar has Leen Dip in approached by a poppy dalesman,
melted butter. Roll in moderate- buy one for every memfer of the
hot oven for 20 to 25 minute family lemember It's for the
intil pears tender but not Veterans.
oft To make lemon cream | Wr Se rtd {
sauce: beat confectioner's suger in- : CLEAN UP FOR SAFETY
{ ) cream and flaver with ! Spring is the time to clean out
= i 2 hay use 'the hazards around the Farmstead.
in tie pace of pears In [All kinds of rubbish in buildings
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and outside should he removed,
and
BT [equipment supplies
oe i i
Gade Pw: 4 orderly and stored safely
Seed In May

and
arranged

Ann palox drummondi is
] plant than the perennial
i x but its blooms are as large. |= > Fa
the seeds now towards the | =
Or f the flower bed. The ! °
i es 19 Years Experience
planted in ixed masses Sal- {
Diane: : ea +
piglossis, or painted tongue, is a | |
: es a TL he i . . ‘
d iting flower. The shades | A Graduate of the National Institute
ot yeilow, orange, purple and i ae »
deep red are lovely in bouquets. i of Cle: ming and Dyeing
Flant in May and use eatire pack- he
ct for the plants are a bit spindly. a :
Corian torgetrime-nol. sees. Hav | New Hoffman Equipment
be planted now and will flower |
all summer as they rill Sow |
ey WIL Sow | A New Cleaning Plant
S 1ney are easy to
ultiveté and are beautiful] with | +
th light and dark blue and pure
white Blossoms. ! MEMBER )
Foad Tips NG
Shin sad Im ahr) National Vuslitute of Cleaning and Dyeing
pread d tomatoes with a
light amount honey and pep- |
per to taste—Serve fig pudding in _-
i ces witl layer of ice cream | @®
between as a delightful dessert
Cauliflower or broccoli with a but- IC er ys
sauce and topped with slivers
browned almonds, make a com- YOU PHONE 119-3 WE call,
ny dish o be talked about i
Vild ec wilt quicker than |= -
eo ind should therefore >
be used oon possible afte:
ithering To keep stored cookies FA RM BUREAU
ft keep lice of bread, an
ange or apple stored in the
cookie
Inspirational
| We should be careful of our
ESSAI ae a - AND.
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59 N. Market St., Elizabethtown
PHONE: 334-J ~ [FOR -
Eyes Examined oy Ap pointment
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PERFECT QUALITY
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MATERIALS
Daily: 9 to 1
Evenings. Tue
and 2 to 5
and Sat. 6:30 to 8
No Hours Thursday

Quality Meats
ALSO
A FULL LINE CF
DUSTS
2, 4D
and
OTHER WEED
KILLERS

10 Aro
Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Market
West Main St., ~ Mt. Joy

Lancaster County Farm Bureau
Co-operative Association
Quarryville
New Holland
Lancaster

Manheim

WAS | / WHEN I LOOKED AHEAD?
FOR ME, foresight has always paid dividends, I learned

long ago that of all the money which passed thru my hands
only that which 1 saved was mine. IT made regular deposits

in a Savings Account. This gave me a cushion of cash for
0. of the many sturdy
Sundial work shoes. Rein-
forced toe, rubber heel and
double-leather sole ‘highlight
+his black blucher.
. enabled me to send my son thru college
Now I've
emergent 1€s . .
.buy a home retired, financially independent,
| Why don't you open a Savings Account at this Bank today!
FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Jack Horner
COLUMBIA

Save As You Shop
At Your A&P!
When it comes to cutting corners on
your food bills, nobody does a bet-

ter day-in, day-out job of helping
vit to do just that than your
friendly A&P Super Market. We
never feature just a few special
values a couple of days a week . .
we keep all the wonderful foods at
A & PF priced just as low as pos-
cible all the time! Shop and save at
A&P!
SUNNYFIELD FAMILY OR PASTRY
10 Ib,
bag
FLOUR 7ic 1; $1.69
SILVER RIVER CRUSHED
PINEAPPLE
FOOD
CHED-O-BIT ony
DESSERTS AND PUDDINGS
SPARKLE DESSERTS 3 ...19c¢
NEC {AR
TEA BAGS 43¢
WOODBURY SOAP
Buy 3 Cakes 33c
AND GET ONE EXTRA CAKE
2
99c¢c
at the repular
price o f
FOR

Florida Valencia
ORANGES
8 39
NONE PRICED HIGHKEP
COLOSSAL Q
Osigings 3 3c original 3 <
buch
5
2m 1c
2 bunches 9¢
Ib. bag BQ e
POUND
MESH BAG

JERSEY (EXTRA FANCY)
ASPARAGU
SOUTHERN NEW GREEN
CABBAG
FRESH NEARBY SPINACH
RADISHES OR SCALLIONS
SALTED CASHEWS
None Priced
Higher

A GP “Really Fresh” Coffee
Neo other coffee gives vou more flavor—or
more for your hard earned money. Choose
from the three magnificent blends of A&P
Cofiee.
BOKAR COFFEE 14 bag 45¢
2-1b. bag $1.29
RED CIRCLE 15 bag 43€
EIGHT O'CLOCK 1-1 40c
3-15. bag $1.15
CRoUND vo 2
COFFEE 3
20D SARyiE
id =

FLORIDA SUGAR ADDED OR UNSWEETENED
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE wo
BEST PURE :
LARD Lu BIg
SUNNYFIELD FAMILY OR PASTRY
FEOUR . 37 ov Fis
A&P PURE ? 3
GRAPE JUICE. 18: 33
ANN PAGE SALAD
DRESSING 35° 63°
BRIGHT SAIL
SOAP FLAKES bre BD Kye
1007, HYDROGENATED SHORTENING
I-lb ec 1b 8
DEXO can 43 can 1.15
JUMNKET DANISH DESSERT 3
LIBBY'S ROSEDALE PEAS 2700 cn Ala
RED CHEEK APPLE JUICE 2 oir etter 2p
GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS oe mowre 40a
A & P PEACHES SLICES OR HALVES * 29-02. can 27¢
ARMOUR'S TREET 1200.4 A788
ARMOUR'S CHOPPED HAM “ooh cn BYE
DESSERT SHELLS /Ave rasxer pigiels 19m
MARVEL BREAD 16-02. loaf 14¢ 24-01. Loaf 1%¢
1-Ib. pkg. 37¢
kas. ~
Phys. 238
COOKIES Burry's Homespun Assortmen?
or Crisp English Styls

83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
Prices effective in all A & P Super Markets & Self-Service Stores

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