2—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa, Thursday, July 28, 1949 ( Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901 mm - and building, we Published Every Tra y at No. p-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. are proud of the What have we about the soil that brings forth food to sustain us so we facts and figures. done Subscription, per year $2.00 : . Six Months. A $1.00 may invent, develop and build? Three Months ............ G0 Our forefathers were wasteful of Single Copies ...... eeas M15 land and so are we. The land Sar REE an : . San Cope FREE lacks fertility, soil minerals de- 3 pleted, We have helped erosion Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. pb | Sos Yor as second-class Tall mate. | 1 ay waste. We plant and ter ur Act of March 3. 1879. | land that cannot stand it. 5 : 5 We have failed in our guardianship Member, I 1 SAYA ni Newspaper . ‘ ‘ en : Fortunately there are always many Publishers’ Association more people becoming interested rying to repair the E | ) | T 0 R 1 AL nt past preventing mee of it in the present. But, with soil, damage a continu- such a program is so + + + I'he housewife is due for quite slow since iebuilding fertile soil a break soon. Peeled potatoes and productive ground is more and treated to keep fresh with- tedious and takes far longer than | a it does to rob it. Since the liv- depend upon out refrigeration, something en- tirely new, will be sold at the | Bg of our people average grocery store soon. the land. we should consider our eo | guardianship. { Almost a third of the 108, rr TTT ke dd tak) g th: months of 105 new auto drivers HAPPENINGS sme Of i I ONG AGO tests in the first five this vear failed them. From our esperience on the Lighwavs there are a nimber of drivers who should alse have : been refused. | AAA ~ | ® v2 Judge Schaeffer, of our county 20 Yo ears Ago courts, is to be commended for mre his decision on what we term in- 2. flock of white considerate mothers, He sent a | the Susquehanna River. woman to jail, and righfully too, The for using state mothers drinking and local troop of Boy Scouts | hiked to Mt. our assistance Gretna. money for Union Picnic is purposes. at Rocky This should be a lesson to all Lightnin Springs tomorrow destroyed the Russia behaviorism, re- | 4) cents: Foes, mains to be seen. At one time After ¢ Papal decree had power | \, over trade and government, such | have on 28-30 cents. when a Martin Bailer, of Springfield, yhio visited here to see her sisters. measures would One: of Mt. Joy Clergymen had force. We do | contributed an item to the Bulletin if there will be a de- | ,, “Reasons Why We Should Accept Commumist-ran | {ho Hen y Reist excommunication have had potent not know finite change in countries. At least, this ac ublic library tion is the strongest blow it is | Annual reunicn of Perry Coun- within the power of the orgamiza- | {jans will be held at tion to administer, Park. Dr. J. W. Weeter, Supt. of ® oo Patton Trade, will be the speaker AID TO EDUCATION Within 5 mile of the Boro, in Crrigressmen have heavy mails | the corner of a field there was an used, it will change the kind of Pickles are selling at 65 and 75 teaching of those who funds. And, come un- | cents hundred. der centrol of public There will be no more heard July 30th Twenty-eight mem- from both sides, before we are bers were present At that par- through with this bill. ticular time H. S. Newcomer was ® ® 0 president and Christ Walters was LOOKING AHEAD ecretary Since then nine of A man sheuld have a hobby | these present have passed on — ee The Bulletin’ s Scrapbook ! + + + Week's Best Recipe: 9 business. older, one's before he retires from Spare time. as one gets heevy on can hang mighty hands and a hobby helps to oc- cupy the attention and hours. Old age lack of physical can he so horing from all work that mental and the illnesses result. Too much time to think about your- self. Tt Raspberry lee Crean + cooked would benefit each . . raspberries A milk 2 T ) r voung mazn if he would find a ik I four w hebby now, [ rnstarch, 2 eggs, 2 ¢ sug: Lip before those ess 2 ¢ sugar, 11» Whether its astronomy, vears of i vanilla, 2 ¢ wh 3 re: retirement. 1 ( ipped crream oi i | condense nilk ‘orce Pe music, condensed milk. Force the raspber mics, painting mugs or werk, cera- to make a milk mn a double stamps shaving es through a strainer To td : + Pull cal a= > stones, studying bird, | PP d 3-4 boiler. Add remaining cold milk to Pour little of hot mixture into YOU ARE THE CARETAKER | °Y During a soil conservation pro- | beaten eggs, then pour egg mixture gram over the radio came these | into hot cream sauce. Cook until The Mount Joy Bulletin “vi slip of paper and well with a picnic lunch in sand- | Mary Hamilton, Brenda and Connie | wiches, surrounded by rosebud rad- | pierce. Mary Walker and grandson, ishes and served with hot coffee or | Earl Shearer, Myrtle Snyder, Mary | iced tea. Have chicken salad by | E. Millhouse, Mrs Rhine Smith, { combining it with crisp celery, | Mrs. Cora Angstadt, Blanche Os- fresh vegetables or light, fluffy rice. | horne. Raren Sensemen, Dale Lee | Prepare escalloped chicken with | Beasley, Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs noodles and vegetables as a one- | Ella Baker, Buddy Rodgers, Linda cranes flew up | being held | large | others in the same predicament. |j..n on the Henry H.. Mussei Se ® farm near Silver Springs THE CHURCH ACTS Officer Zerphey was called to Although history points that | Frisman’s to investizate an at- the Catholic Church, in the past, | tempted hold-up by three men has affected many people by cer- Mrs. John Roland, Rapho Twp. tain drastic edicts, the action] early 90 vears old. had a bad! taken by the present Pepe in| while walking from one room excommunicaling from the Roman | ( another. Cathelic Church all adherents to| Harry Reheard, Florin, cut his Communism, touches more indi- | {} fingers severely while viduals than in all other Catholic | (|canin kettic at Bachman fac- | orders. Million will pause to re-| {op flect. What such an order will Markets: Lard. 13 cents: Butter, | absence of 44 years; | $50,000 for a) concerning the religious angle Id ave vard. known is the | attached to federal aid to educa- | Indian grave vard, 65 vears ago tion There is a provision in A train of 62 cars. Catv ing im- the hill that no money frm it rted walnut trees, to be used Le used for religious schools, king gun stocks, passed thru whether Catholic, Methodist or of 1 \ Baptist These who favor the Chas. Ricedorf, Rheems, a po- provision, even many Catholics, | toto grower, indicated vield of feel that when federal money is | 200 bushels per acre. : \g lestroyed a large in parochial schools, this would | |), + John A Hipple farm be against certain principals that | 4 11 head of horses their religious system advocates. | and contents of barn were des- | These against having such rve- | troyved at a loss of $25.000.00 strictions placed upon federal I'he Mt. Joy Rotary Club held funds for education sey that af- | its regular weekly meeting and a ter all, the parents of parochial | picnic at the editor's Sumer school pupils are taxpayers. | Home, The Springs on Tuesday | tree or animal lore. doing gar- dening, shelling, weaving or in the flour or cornstarch .to make a reading, be interested in some- | P25t€ When smooth, add it to the thing, hot milk, stirring constantly until | es 0 it is cooked to a creamy consisten- | words, “We cre not the owners, thick. Remove from fire, add sugar only the guardians of our lands.” and raspberry pulp. Beat smooth, We forget this fact. How we | cool thoroughly, pour into ice tray, treat our land. what record wel freeze to a mush. Remove and beat shall hand down to generations | until smooth. Fold in whipped to come, is the question before | cream and vanilla, finish freezing us. As for general living con- | Off To A Picnic ditions, Americans can be very | Take a package of shelf paper or! proud of what they have accom- | plastic-coated table covering along plished. Inventing, developing | on a picnic. Anchor the paper to the ! top of the picnic table with scotch j selves. —Goethe. ! tape, also Ye Raplin with a little —— | ares in worse News From Florin (From page 1) day. Wr: Wp sandwiches in waxpaper seal with celophane tape, for Tim Identify each sandwich | labeling each one on a | spent under | with Mr. and Mrs. | open ends | Perry Co » following persons from town Monday Clarence Frye from Sunday to filling by sealing it the transparent tape. Sea | at Bi idgeport, of salt and pepper shaker with cel- ml 1 contents ophane tape, to keep the enjoyed a bus trip to Philadelphia, from spilling. Screw tops on jars | where they accompanied an excur- | can be hound with celophane tape | sion’ on the Delaware Rivor. lo prevent leakage Mrs. Mae Roth, Vergie Garber, | Make Mine Chicken: | Nancy Newcomer, Red Wolf, Mrs For- Hamilton, | Forwoed, Sandra Elizabeth Chicken is fried. broiled and barbecued. It goes | a popular summer dish, | Raymond wood, Mrs CIICIREN PIES .............. a serie 2 sizes 49¢ and 51.19 CONSUMERS PEAS ...... 12 oz. pack 12 packs $2.70 CUBE STRPAKS ................ ‘ .. 5 to the pack 5¢ FROZEN CHICKENS whole or cut in pieces 1h. G0e FROZEN PIES — ROLLS — CINNAMON BUNS AT POPULAR PRICES SCMETHING NEW - ICE COLD WATERMELONS PRICED RIGHT "SALES DAYS SPECIALS" APRICOTS Jb. packs 12¢ SEALTEST ICE CREAM V2 gal. 90c Mount Joy Frozen Food Lockers Open Daily 8 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. —— Friday 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. DIAL 3-51436 | dish meal. Make ahead of time and Lou Rodgers, Ammon Peters, Mrs. then oven-heated at last few ine Elvira McElhenny and utes, is a good hot weather meal-in | py. and Mrs. Williams, -one. Don't forget that canned | Herr. Bus driver. chicken, turkey, can be a two sons, and Christ boned chicken and | { time-saver and | that calls for whole ~] > 7 ml wn ~ rr "ts wa used in any cooked meat. recipe TO BUSINESS SUCCESS Inspirational: The best of all governments is that | which teaches us to govern | A NEW SERVICE STONE CRUSHEL Macadam Driveways and Lanes ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN AMOS S. NEWCOMER ROUTE 1, MOUNT JOY DIAL 3-4022 7-28-3mo. IN THIS COMMUNITY Buttons & Buckles Covered | — BELTS MADE = | Buttons, 40c Doz. up — Buckles 45c each Belt & Buckle $1.25 ALSO ALTHRATIONS HELEN BRONSON PHONE MT. JOY 35-5739 FLORIN I Means Going Out of Business BARGAINS Don W. Gorrecht wm. so Et FERR important gift dei O CLARA . . . 14k. natural or white ROLAND . . . $52.25 gold filled case. 17 jewels. 10k. natural gold filled. 17 jewels. $60.50 OLIVIA . . . $52.25 17 jewels. 10k. natural HAYDEN . . . $71.50 or white gold filled. 14k. natural gold filled. 19 jewels. Prices Include Federal Tox ADAM H. GREER Jeweler Dial 3-4124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. # 87 East Main Street RIGHT THIS WAY LADIES To The BEST BARGAINS In Our ADVERTISING COLUMNS inTOWN Official Inspection Station No. 0218 Have Your Car Inspected Now! SKILLED MECHANIC Prompt, courteous service 700 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M. TEXACO SERVICE AND REPAIRING Washing FLORIN, PA. NEY’ Marfax Lubrication PHONE MT. JOY 3-5131 Whether you started with a Stanley Steamer or a '49 Ford, new laws can cost you your license after only onc accident. In case of accident, these laws, now effective in 40 states, can require you to show finan- cial responsibility up to $11,000 or face the loss of your driving privileges. Why take chances when State Farm Mutual can give you complete protection at lower rates? It'll pay you to call or come in today. HOFFER Mount Joy, Pa. AMMON R. 119 David Street Telephone 3-1901 STATE YT) CURL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE (LICH HLINOYS BLOOMINGTON; WORLD'S ‘LARGEST, AUTO. INSURANCE TL Naudia in IN ~ 3 3 EJ S ~ 3 3 3 N . 3 N jv oe 3 ¢ 3 3 bo 3 ~ IN ~ ~ . > ~ NS 3 . 3 3 3 ~ X 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ 3 ~ ~ BN 3 N 3 SI, IIHT TITTLE HEE HIE When two people open X a checking account, against which either is to deposit or make withdrawals, the ac- count is called a joint one. Both persons sign an agreement which authorizes either to sign checks. This is a good idea for wives and husbands, and for business partners. THE SION NATIONAL MOUNT soy, __ MOUNT JOY, PA. 2] IN UNION Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Irs APS THRIFTY Garden-Fresh Produce Customers’ Corner How do you like the layout of your ASP store? Planning a super market is like putting together a jig: saw ay All departments produce, meat, baked California BARTLETT PEARS 2 dd NONE PRICED HIGHER —dairy, good, coffee, groce ries g—must be fitted together in a way that will assure you of con. venient, efficient shopping. We try to avoid narrow or cluttered aisles, dark corners, hard-to-reach shelves and jammed up check-out stands. Montana Extra Large Bing Cherries ww 290 NONE PRICED HIGHER Are we succeeding in your A&P? Can you locate foods you want easily? Is there good light and anfple room for comfortable shopping? If not, please let us know. We will appreciate any sug: gestions you may have that will help make your A&P a better place to shop. Please write: Customer Relations Department, A&P Food Stores, 420 Lexington Avenue New York 17, N. Y. EVAPORATED MIXED FRUIT :° 29c FRESH SUN-RIPENED PEACHES AT PEAK OF FLAYOR Yes, you'll find plenty of large sun-ripe ened Elberta Peaches and at the peak of flavor, in A & P Markets this week-end, A & P's thrifty price makes them a real bargain. Grend for canning . . . nice for slicing . . sweet for eating just as is. Come sir aight fo A) A&P for large luscious juice-flled Elberta Peaches. North Carolina Elberta Large FREESTONE PEACHES 3:29 a, $3.98 27 31 29 19° HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE SYRUP " cans DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 3 i ! 4 18.01 X cans A&P GOLDEN CREAM STYLE CORN 2 cans OLEOMARGARINE NUTLEY = pkg CHEESE FOOD—PLAIN OR PIMENTO CHED-O-BIT DEL MONTE OR LIBBY'S—SLICED OR HALVED PEACHES a7" 29-02 can IONA BEANS =: 3: 5° fomato sauce cans WILSON'S CORNED BEEF OR MOR PORK : 3 ¥ YUKON CLUB—GINGER ALE, CLUB SODA OR FRUIT FLAVORS B 4 joo boltle * In order to avoid confusion, all beverages are now priced in our markets and in our advertising to show the total price including Penna. State Tax and bottle deposit, New Pack Standard Quality | ) TOMATOES REED nas 3 iz 28° 3 I~ 22 e = 2% Dash Dog Foca 6 5: 75¢ Argo, Jersey : or Ripley's Catsup 14-01 patie: 2 3 83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa. All Pikes In This Store Are The Same As Those In Effect In Our Super Markets Hi
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