Pa.,
S—The Bulletin, hdl Jov., Thursday, {pril 28, 1949 | cott, Doris Houseal, Joyce Van Val- (
Lo GS TRE kenberg, Bryle Singer, Peggy Rice,
Anita Swords, John Heisey, Jim
The Mount Joy Bulletin! Shank Bob Wolgemuth Clarence
| Wagner Ammon Smith, Eugene
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | Swope, Nancy Herckelroth, Jean
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 eee ems — | Shirk, Ruth Moorland, Faye Landis,
necessary to combat enemies both | Jane Weller, Martha Roland, Ros-
Publ'shed Every Thursday at No. | from within and without our bor- | ere Musser, Charles Shank, John
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. | gers, Heisey, Shirley Warfel, Betty Pyle,
Subs tion, per yer $2.00 The essential qu lification for the | Jean Gerlach Nolan Blount, and
Six Months ....... . $1.00 perpetuation of our representative | Pauline Miller
Three Months ...... 60 form of government is character, Preschool examinations for stu
Single Copies .. 05 and that is developed on a founda- | dents expecting to enter the Don
Sample Copies ......... FREE | (ign of religious teaching. | egal El itary Schools at Florin
Rutered at He Pestoitice at. Mt. National Sunday School Week is! or at Maytown will be held June
Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- spensored by the Lymen's National | (Friday) at Florin. Exams will be
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | Ccmmittee, non-sectarian, and a | given ed oon. No beginnin
- - non-profit organization created to le il be admitted in Sept
Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper bring about a better undersanding | 1949 unless they have completed
Publishers’ Association e :
a of the important part religion has | these test Parents are urged to
. played in creating and maintaining | register beginners now at the High
E D | T 0 R 1 A » our government Helping devel- , School Office—telephone Marietta
| op character in children through ' 63024 Mt. J 34573. Student
+0» some form of religious training | who are six years of age on or be-
There are top many folks who | cannot be delegated by parents to! fore Dec. 31, 1949 are eligible to en-
think same as youngsters — a sin | someone else. | chool next fall
isn't a sin unless you are found | A good time to reawaken the ——————~
out. | eld fashioned ideas is to go to BOY ORGANIST WILL PLAY
eco | Sunday School with the family, to | AT RECITAL AT IONA
. | help counteract the teachings of all Jona, a community near lebanon,
Ageording te Some EW ape a, sodless ideologies. . | will enjcy a special sacred pro-
and semc people, Father Time's 8 wi! y | 2
Click jumped ahead a couple cogs {2 am April ar | oy mn
over the weekend and now we are | Zicn E. U. B. Church The men
an hour ahead of the sun. Even School News From Bible class, Samuel He rr teacher,
thoveh they buried the father of | stalled a new electric orga
Daylight Saving Time last week, E. Donegal Twp. | | there. :
we presume, out of respect, folks Tne organ feature is at of a
will ebserve his suggestion for A. Hollinger, faculty advisor | eleven year old boy prodigy Karl
another year, at least. of pom student council of East Don- | Mcyer as their guest orgamist. The
This cockeyed 1-hour saving the egal High School anncunced all tae Ider folks of this locality will re-
time wis a scod war time issue |results of the election recently | member of his ancestor) His
and no-one would object to it to- | held to elect the 1949-50 Council grandfather taught day school in
day if it were universal, but here | Members elected are: 8th rthern parts of Lancaster Co
you make an hour, there you lose | Donald Wolgemuth; 9th grade His g:andfathe Samue] Moyer
an bour. That's the case thruput | Avia Setter, Robert Millex 10th | 1 ied Harriet Heis 1 neal
the United States and the sooner | g.ade, Collean Ibaugh, Margaret Chickies church and school house
we cstablish fast or slow time as'| Clerk, Fauline Bradley, Paul Dick; | His maternal MUDArents = were
2 standard, the better it will be for, 11th grade, Rosene Musser, Jean | Mr. and Mis. Edwin Eby, of neal
all, | Shirk, Clara Anna Weaver, Peggy Mi. Joy
os 0 Hicks, Wilbur Brubaker, Joseph | i kd
A natien-wide survey indicates | Brandt; 12th grade, Dorothy Sperla
at least one-third of the nation’s |and Hazel Cranksnaw, Lilly Ann General Hospital
145.000.000 citizens will live under | Greider, Jane: Waller, Marion Ney, | Gio pags 1
the new time for the late Spring | Swcpe, Vernon Hawthorne the following members. donated a
and Summer. The greatest sup- | and Richard Humbert | totai of 27 hours of service in the
porters ave golfers, gardeners and | ‘The ninth Civic Classes, accom- Childrens Ward at the General
commuters and others who love | panied by their teacher, Robert H | Hospital: Mrs. Carlton Jones, Mrs.
outdoors. Phillips spent Tuesday morning, Pani Stehman. Mrs. Earl Shelley,
The cntire state of California has | April 26, attending Lancaster Co Miss Marty Newpher, Mm Row
completely turned thumbs down | Court. They alsc toured the court Packer. Mrs. Clair Sharpe, Miss
on fast time. Only the city domin- | house while on their trip. Fifty Martha Stauffer, Mrs. Paul Stoner,
ated scctions through the east will | students were in the group | Miss Funice Hout Mrs. Clinton Eby.
faver Baylight Saving Time. The all-school Sports Frolic will Nive Occur Stary Ms Simeon H oe
In the heart of an agricultural | pe helq in the high school gym on ton Mrs Nan Siow wd Mrs. Si-
section, we, here in Mt. Joy and | Fyiday evening, April 29th All Ton The £ Bowing HOH
entire Lancaster County should | jetter-winners, both boys and girls | an 15 a Ir
wake up and discontinue this | 506 invited. The affair was plan ert 4 hoe 2 he 2 : I
cockeyed time. | ned by the faculty Athletic Coni | 2. fhe Gift Shoo a th 2 Spits:
ee o YT i he Ee { Mary Stoner, Mrs. Carlton Jenesd
a oR " mittee, Mr. Jack Ray. M. John | Mrs. Paul Stoner, Miss Martha
CAN WE BOTTOM? |pHart, Mr. Don Staley and Mrs. oo Mop gion a
As counivies go, Americans feel | joan Saylor. Games, dancing, |’ QujieT: HIS, Toy Dean My
themselves inhabitants of a new | movies and refreshments are now [Hs Simon Nissl } :
znd. Endowed with nature's | |] for | Mrs. Paul Stehman, Chairman of
planned for entertainment and en- | 4a .
gifts of water, wildlife, forests, and | joyment. | the Ways and Means Commit ee
soils and minerals, we accept the . ;... _ Se;ior Reception | 00 09 ih he! Somat i
grants of natural resources and { will be held in the gym Wednesday | i Diane yor Wa ji go
seldom consider that the future | ening, May 4th. Music will ho | pares ol 8 public card a y 9 2
might find us lacking in them. | nithed by Howard Gale and his| held Sometime mn pe N oy o ar
Never ending, requiring no protec- srchestrs fiom. Harrisbura The | Definite plans will bt =n
tion or management, will they con- harerones are Mr. and Mi ar} nounced at the next meeting of the
tinue t» ke here in unlimited | Hollinzer and Mr. and Mrs = 5 :
amounts for Mount Joy's children Inck ‘W. Rav Ars D % Schlos ©? Chairman ol
and their children? Fortunately = | the Entertainment Committee, an-
we this isn't true and then A “spring” theme will ne | that a prog will |
through conversation and restora- | d out in decorati is student | at future etl I
tion pregrams, have attempted to Bre ye follows Dec- | | and refres en vill be
protect these precious resources. : ration Dot Ppt %, D "7 | served
We can stand further education y Goss, Jane Waller, Maric: Ney, S—— NY
v . 1arles Hess, Glenn Forney, Merle | ‘ ak aS
and ‘nereased zetion fey any de- Eugene Swope Refrash. | BIGGEST BROWNIE CAUGHT
cline in natural resources warns | ee ye Harold W. Fetrow, Mechanic
us we must take steps to preserve ment: Will Longeneck Paul Col- | Lurg R4. caught a 31 in. brown
lez, Hazel Crankshaw, Grace Ra- | T
them, Boe lames. Georee Hicks tho | trout that weighed 10's Ib He
> eo 0 ol. 28 a "hooked it in Silver Spring dam
: ; Ohmer Gingrich, Vera | IR
THE ATLANTIC PACT Jackson and Ellen Snyder Bia iY
We hear, read and talk of the The following special aswel blies | Everybody reads newspapers but
Nerth Atlantic Pact and vet some were April 29 « Jv { NOT everybody reads circular ad-
are not teo familiar with it's real High Class Play. Fach will | using in the Bulletin.
meaning. words are present a one-act play Mav 3 | -——.eeee¢)k¢l)”h
sometimes confusing to us. Boil- | George Johnson, Pianist in “Back SIMON P. NISSLEY
ed down, the preamble of the Pact |, Bocgic” May 12 - Mav Dav. | MARY G. NISSLEY
is comprehensive. I says: “The | po. 5p - F&M College Forelan | FUNERAL DIRECTORS
partics te this treaty are deter- | gi dents. [ Mount Joy, Pa.
minded to safeguard the freedom The Donegal High School Chor wi
common heritage, and civilization | participate in the State Music .
of the'r peoples It contains Finals to. he held at. Potistout. oo ger AUSHERMAN ——
“bout 1,069 centained in 114 Friday and Saturday. April 20 andi] Realtors
articles. Twelve nations have Donsaal viillr the | P. H A
signed, promising allied interven- _ i. 5 = | James P. Haus, Agen
tien to resist attack. The North Soytnem istrict, Rving won an || Phone 3-5711
Atlantic Pact includes Britian. rang at the die Cor. Jacob & Mount Joy Sts.
France, Belguim, Holland. Luxem- cant St reeenty held at Harrisburg, | leer
brurg, United States, Cancda, Nor- Mr. Eugene Sayler is the director.) = rq qe
way, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, ani members are Norma J Electric W. 1d
Portugal. Tctal area of regions Shank, J Horst, Kenneth kot and Gas € ng
covered by the defense alliance is © lem Prey hae! Vil Jean: | Also Specialize On
2,666,000 square miles and MY Miller, mer on es id FARM MACHINE WELDING
the population about 150,000,000. | Snyder, Jay Wolgemuth, Roy Pres- AND EQUIPMENT
Soviet Russia and satellites cover c¢ott, Wilbur Brubaker, Merle Ar [ dire
about 8.200.000 square miles and nold, Clara Anna Weaver, Martha | Automobile and Truck Welding
a population of 295,004.000. Gerlack, Janet McKain, Mary An LAWN MOWER SH SHARPENING
9.0 Sellenberger, Dorothy Sper
GG TO SUNDAY SCHOOL | Hicks, Marian Nye Dolly Gos: Cover's Welding Shop
I hes become very popular talk Wilma Jase Dommel, June Arnold,
about the importance of saving George Mortis, Wilmer Longeneck Delta and Marietta Streets
our American way of life. As a ©, John Longenecker, Joyce Pres- A MT. JOY. PA. Phone 3-5931
matter of fact, the only way we
can lose it is for the American
BULLER’S BEAUTY SALON
FLORIN, PENNA. OPEN EVENINGS
pecrle themselves to become neg-
ligent in exercising the rights and
privileges they have under our
form of g-vernment that the lib- ae SPRING SPECIALS
ertics they tke for granted will & HE 4 Coid Waves, Regular $8.00 Now $5.00
oR work at being Am- 3 \ y Machineless, Regular 55.00 Now 54.00
erieans if we ‘wish fo perpetuate oll | ~ Machineless, Regular $6.00 Now $5.00
the blessings left to us by ow CALL NCW FOR APPOINTMENT
forefathers. American parents | PHONE MT. JOY 3-4330 Maude Buller, Propr.
| Dinner served 11 - 2
BUS TRIP |
To VIRGINIA
SATURDAY, MAY 14 §
Sponscred by
GOOD CHEER
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
E. U. B. Church, Florin
Baltimore, Washington, Sky-
line Drive and Luray Caverns
Return, Shenandoah Valley
$7.00 ROUND TRIP
If Interested see
ARTHUR BRAUN
WGOD STREET. FLORIN
Phone Mount Joy 3 5957
easy.
it is to clean
our custom-made
venetian blinds
of miracle
Slats spread apart for your cleaning brush
— then snap right back into perfect shape
GET OUR ESTIMATE
PHONE MT. JOY 3-341
LEONARD L. SAFKO
Asphalt & Rubber
Tile Floors
Famous
Davis & Savage
18 in. Cut
'y H. P. Briggs & Stratton
t-Cycle
® Timken Beaiings ©
Sorviced For Running
Call For Demonstration
L. E. HORTON
1€2 Ave. D, West. Lane.
Phone 2-0697
BENNETT'S
Restaurant
45> EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT Joy
Monday thru Saturday
2 and 5 to 8
Closed Sundays
BULK AND GALLONS
|
C. M. WEBB
& SON
22 South Barbara Street
MOUNT JOY, PA.
ROOFING SPOUTING
SHEET METAL WORK
ROOF PAINTING
Hess’ Food Stores!
fl PHONE 3-9094
Quality,Service
and Low Prices
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KOUNTY KIST
Peas
No. 303 can
25:8
Pork & Beans 2 can 15
Strawberry Jelly 1b jr 35
Hershey Kisses 59
Fancy Peaches 2: «n 25
SLICED OR IALVES
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SAVE NORRIS LABELS!
IVORY FLAKES lg. 29¢'| DREFT lg. 29¢
IVORY SNOW lg. 29¢| TICE lg. 29¢
CAMAY . reg. 3 tor 25c | CRISCO 1 lb. 35¢
OXYDOL lg. 23¢ | CRISCO 3 1b, 99¢
Garden Plants, Seeds
and Flowers
ASTERSONVILLE §
MANHEIM 210M £8
(this week)
MOUNT JOY
These Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Never Lost An Argument Yet
A cancelled check
is proof in any court
that a bill has been paid
Check On the Friendly
PHONES
Mt. Joy 3-1081
C. ROBERT FRY
MANHEIM R.
D. 2, PENNA,
AIR COMPRESSOR
WORK
Rock Drilling
Concrete Breaking, Etc.
Ty EXCAVATING
3 PL [ & GRADING
= Se
Cellars
Trenches, Etc.
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PHONE MOUNT JOY
3-4753
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have helped to build
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and yes, their com-
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have learned much
about what women
like or dislike and
have tried always to
conduct our business
accordingly.
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CT
f deal to help us im-
Good Foods prove our service to
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Good things and big val- pleases you in your
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ues are an everyday oc- stores and our people.
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pleasant and econom-
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None 2 um
Lettuce iad a 25¢
Cello
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Priced Carton 19°
2 Ibs 25¢
Tomatoes
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None Priced
. Higher
CALIFORNIA FULL-PODDED OXFORD PARK GRASS
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SALAD DRESSING
83° 29° 49%
Jar Jar
MAYONNAISE
39°
re 3Q¢
ho 19° Pet 33 Quast
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2: 23¢
67¢c "in 69
1-b
solid
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EVAP. MILK "0 0%
BUTTER «iY
BLEU CHEESE "50 " 59¢
POTATO CHIPS»: 2-13¢ = 23¢
MARVEL BREAD hr 34 Uv 19¢
CRISPA PRETZEL STIX 0 15¢
CLEOMARGARINE 3% bes SLE
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DARI-RICH wr 18¢
Reduced Prizes! a o wi:
Duz-Fab-Tide-vary Flakes Pine Seap
Also Dxydol or Rinso BRIDAL BOUQUET
; 2 ge Scap 3“
Large Pkg
SEA PRIME GRATED
SUPER $UDS mos mio | J UMA Fish 29c
2 c LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE
OR CHIFFON 8 Juice 2 2: 3
ty
i PRICE! HEINZ COOKED Cd
3 Spaghetti sed Bi Pe i
of
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Veinz Be -. 29 #
& SUNS oO .. we
HUDSON PAPER
TOWELS
CONTADINA
TOMATO PASTE
JANE PARKER
INDIVIDUAL PIES cach 10e
DAILY BRAND CHICKEN FEED
Daily Baby Chick Feed 25 1b. bag $1.15 - 100 1b. bag $4.49
Daily Laying Mash 25 1b. bag $1.15 - 100 1b. bag $4.49
Daily Scratch Feed 25 1b. bag $1.05 - 100 1b. bag $3.99
Daily Chick Starter 25 lb. beg $1.09 - 100 lb. bag $4.25
Daily Growing Mash . 25 Ib. bag $1.15
2 rolls 25¢
2 6-07 cans 19¢
83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
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