Bulletin, Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 20, 1950

Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901
Published Every Thursday at No. |

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rica isn't ¢ elti , It’s a de- ke
erica isn't a melting pot. It’s | evunibliing.
dancing and you'll probably change
. A
¥ 1G. ye
your mina Winter. lady,
delicate but
Spring is a
eee : ; as
iad in spite of her frailty
VAN MAKING RAIN
Human attempts to make rain
will no doubt lead to a whole new
{het of laws te
a
uf
ANA N
blustering.
Birds have
winter
$e... ley returned from
“seeding
Clouds
govern the
rain-making.
to dry crops
resorts,
clouds by
that may F water
numbers and
protection. Already in a case of
rain-making in Nevada, officials of
Utah threaten to take legal steps to
prevent it. because of watering |
Utah crops. We already have laws |
that govern water rights |
into
| Spring. The beauty of new,
| life taking hold,
and coolness to
mer days are hot and pityless.
come
irrigation
develops
2 i : man wastes this
and if rain-making
as successful a system, we will have
laws to control those seeded clouds.
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A PUBLIC AFFAIR
|
{to his welfare. Man
{ think of conservation
might
oe

cused and
able official with a record of devot-
Moscow
the consequences
publics distaste. Protest
the , the club room,
+he public
public. must take

of the from
the
the parlor, the
ed service {o his country,
probably is delighted at the suspic-
press,

al of
Man defends himself against dis-|
and in order to main‘ain good it
able to counter.
ease to democracy, to politics,
smart politics, it un-
frustrates the
smeared isn’
dermines allegiance,
against the spread of disease
science to effect a
paigns
and stumps for i
people and doesn’t catch the Fuchs,
Control | the
an The public is justified in
cure.
named Cancer Gubitchevs.
but fighting cancer is
job. Facilities for the treat-
April is
Menth,
all-year ‘alarmed about
deaths from cancer have been pre- There has been repea‘ed proof that
diagnosis officials in government are disloyal.
makes
vented because of early
and ‘reatment, through
and research. Cancer detection clin-
ics have provided the means of
hringing help to those who avail
themselves of such a service. Can-
cer con be ether cured or arrested
if cared for in time. Medical science
figh's with the best and latest weap-
ons vet devised, but it needs the
public's eo-eperation to succeed in
reducing the cancer shortage.
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COUNTING NOSES
There is the fellow who doesn't
detecting | Though a senator
charges in n2ming some who are
not, does not remove the evil.
a witch-hunt, but we
record or
{oo not want
do wan! a clean
sible positions.
or re ell A ee ee
A. W. Wickenheiser, Mt. Joy re-
| cently acquired a
stein Friesian bull from the herd of
W. M. Hess, Mt. Joy
Change of ownership for this ani-

census is of vital importance, many |
of our basic rights imo, laws | SPILLING BEE, APRH. 21
that we preserve. are based on we | The Busy. Workers Class of the
cents Community rights, in many | Evangelical Congregational church,
casés ‘are measured by the number | will sponsor a spelling bee on Fri-
of people in the community. Rep- April 21, in the high
resentation in Congress and ‘the
Senate is based on the census. We
should want to be counted, cet)
see to it that no one is overlooked. | your business than by local news-
but one-half the population in | vertising left on their door step.
day evening,
| school auditorium,
2 Ea —
Everybody reads newspapers but
The Mount Joy Bulletin
|} LONG
an area of 200 thousand, are count-
that area gets but one-half the |
The earth is warmer to!
to Spring that it has hidden from
rather
brave in the face of Winter's final
the
undismayed at find-
ing a bit of chill winds, flulteing in
claiming |
fresh
of ripping streams,
of wooded tracts that speak of shade
when Sum- |
But |
boundless wealth. |
| He pollu‘es the water, destroys the | etball championship. |
| forests, slays the creatures that add | |
well |
as he listens |
| to the bird music and chatter above |
when the accused is an
to patrenize the pictures, is an ef- ion distrust, fear and hate that the
fective defense against glamorizing | turmoil breeds. Officials who have |
sin. | proven dependable and competent,
® ® 0» | with sound policies, can offer refu-
FOR YOUR PROTECTION | tatiens which their accuser is un-
This is a discred- |
to in- |
health he exercises certain pre- dividual freedom. To maintain se-|
¥
cautions, educates himself on the! curity, charges of disloyalty should
manner of well-being. He cam- | be investigated thoroughly, but
being |
the loyalty of public
men! are more effectively distrib-| servants. They would rather have |
buted than ever before, due to the a house cleaning at home and re-
meney raised by various funds, move the evil, than to cover up in|
dedicated ts the cause. Many order not to lose prestige abroad. |
reckless |
We |
respon- |
BUY HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN BULL!
registered Hol- |
like th i k 4 | mak Clovena Prince, has been of-
ie the So ques sked |
a pe hon gestions a oh | fically recorded by The Holstein- |
in a census-taking wther ¢
a ng. AP | Friesian Association of America.
said “its worse than in Russia”. The | — I Winans ne
The Bulletin’s
Scrapbook !
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| Week's Best Recipe:
HAPPENINGS
AGO
20 Years Ago
|
|
|gelatine, 1-4 ¢ cold water,
Childs.
A filtration plant
Take It In Candy:
representative]
canter, lit : : ¢ : 7 BY Wh Te Br iri
3 | the touch, in spite of him, for it om «| A new process turns orange juice
#1 oes 9 Hy eh, 5 . : : was heard at a secret session after I ange J |
| has come to life.. Earth is unin- | i dar meeting of Boro Courie into. a ‘hard eandy. . The, fresh
n 1 . ink iia % - . 1e¢ regular J | vow .
Any of you older folks who think hibited, reveals itself in predomin- orange juice is retained as well as
vou have grown old gracefully, try : . 4 . cl. be ii
. : 7 | ating green, : reveals its secrets minérals and vitamins. The nat-
iting green, and reveals its sec | According to Lancaster daily 4
1600 properties in
yapers there are :
papers i 1 sow |Of the sugdr in this candy. Carrots
| that city to be sold for unpaid tax- :
y and prunes also have been conden- |
= sed into hard candy. The carrot |
A lot and two dwellings between’
4 ‘candy has a creamy,

| J. S. Carmany and Mrs. Bernhar : ; id
[flavor and contains all the vitamin |
| properties were withdrawn at pub-|
: f bid A for which carrots are famous.
lic sale for lack of bids. : hi .
“Ten Nights in a Barroom, a|
ural sweetness of the orange is all
caramel-like |
Stimulate your business by adver- |

Waa Molded Egg Salad: 1 T unflavored |
1% ¢
2 T lime'juice, 1 t i
| Lititz, also a thirteen year old pro-
| digy.
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P-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa, 5 A % 3 il
——— representation to which it is en- {boiling water,
Subscription, per year $2.00 titled, The census figures in dol- lH. H. Bugle was re-elected presi {1106 hard cooked eggs, sliced, el
¢ 1 ‘ . Wl as re- 51 Pp
Bix Months . $1.00 lars and cents for returns, too. | t the Build & I A {chopped celery, 2 T chopped green |
3 ‘ : iad : nt of the Building oan Assos oy
ES Months 60 | Growth means additional court jud- an, , |pepper, 2 chopped pickle or
gle + ERE JN | : : . ciation : fe v :
Sample. Copies nbn ges, representation in the State [pickle relish. 1 T chopped pimento, |
pa Legislature, more money from state Chas S. Frank purchased thei; 7 grated onion. Soften gelatine in |
+} "WS & o |
Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. | revenue Michael Souders farm along thejoon water. Add boiling water, |
Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- There are questions concerning Manheim road at private sale lime juice and salt. When the gela- |
ter under the Act of March : 3, 1879. | income that might have been left The combined Glee Clubs of Mt. tine begins’ to stiffen, add the other |
Member, Pe Newspaper out. Such questions cause criticism Joy high school rendered a sac red|ingredients. Pour into a mold that
Publishers’ sociation and suspicion and do damage to the concert on Sunday in the auditor=|has been rinsed with cold water and |
— purpose of census taking. But, be- | ium ch ill until firm. Serve with salad
Piblivation | Day, Thursday cause the income question is in- While steers were being driven|dressing on crisp salad greens.
Trg or Bangs ha cluded, it should not destroy the ough Hershey, one became un~| The Shirt Fad:
) eal nis oflice esda ; nb 4 > : |
We will not guarantee insertion of | PYOCess. We should co-operate |. 00ble and entered the Dept! For some time girls have been
any advertising unless copy reaches | With the census taker, make a job gore |wearing Father's shirts with dun-
Sw Sa I f BE y %. Tn. | a8 pleasant as possible and NOT Dr. H K Ober, Elizabethtown, Now comes the fashion to| |
*C 1g day « publication 5 > hi bern SINC » di : . rE a st . dhinte )
Classifiod ads vo Te od 16 hlame him for ASKING. He didn't was elected a director of the Com-|{have man-tailored feminine shirts.
Fol 9 a. m. publication day. di the list, you know. | munity Assoc. They are very lovely, in many fab- |
pe ove | olors. Some have stiff |
a I ANI { Prof. H. E. Raffensperger was riches I 0007S: dt |
A LAST STAND : sah , Istarched pique vest fronts, like a
| elected supervising principal of E. :
E DI T 0 RI \L ‘Winter must have its last fling’ ponegal Twp, schools for the sixth| man’s evening dress shirt. Some
a before finally retiring. He vides . cecutive term. [have French cuffs, bat-wing collars. |
1 slipshod through the countryside on iy N Jov [Cuff-links and studs are widely |
Many motorists despise detours . ae 4 The annual picnic of Mt. Joy, wl oh "these ladvlike shitts, shi a
a farewell tour, insensitive to his wv will be held used on these ladylike shirts, shiny
but they all have one great advan-| Florin and community will be held] : :
” 1k lack of welcome, giving the cold Rockey S ia Jal {and sparkling with brilliants or
age. There are i ards 9 "at rings in July. | :
tage. There are no billboards. shoulder to fresh vy buds. inl. oy pring plain tailored looking studs and |
oo to fresh young buds in| oo Boo have erected |
i { spring array. Winter makes a last Ev ¥ warage on a lot recently links. Flat bow ties, short: four-in-
< idering bof aleo- . . . 1 o=-car garage van ler a hh al a3
Considering the out of alco | Gand, but he has lost his bite, his from Mr. and Mos. Jus hands, perky bows or a single clip |
i 2 od 1 is ¢ ry, tad 2 . aus. yurchaser Mr, ant er sad 2 vk |
liol consuwed in this country, Am disposition is ultry, his spirit is I are used at the throat, {

increasing CE 5 ig es 4
or cities where watersheds are low, | ,, . ot play was produced here in/ ] A
Wei | their nesting places. ; a Hi . Prites 25/tsing in the Bulletin.
may result in the pos‘ponement of | het 43 the Mt. Joy Opera House. S «
rg Man is optimistic as he turns the oR |
eutdocr building, call of baseball furrow, sows his crop. He takes his and 35c. : i
games, reduce Shopping. Then will | Ey ed a W. F. Conrad has moved his bar-| HATS
: lai it Inint chances with the weather, and his | r shop to 30 West Main St
ome complaint after. co : . | ber shop to : st 1 St.
Ra er: complaint | pances are mainly good. Man is Sn ad three watchinedd MADE and REMODELED
which will lead to laws for public blessed ‘with: boundles calth ih P.R.R. Co, had three wal
f Esser Ii OY 3 Wes ! on duty over the weekend at the! DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS
GIFTS
Margaret-Jean Shoppe
19 W. Donegal St, MOUNT JOY
at Florin.
Lard
| three dangerous crossings
Markets: Eggs, 23 and 24c;
12¢ and Butter 35c.
Marietta Athletic Assoc., tender-|
led a dinner to Manager Brandt,
whose team won the county bask-

David Stoner, 55, Mt. Joy, fell to
his death from the New Columbia
| Wrightsville bridge, after scoffing at)
warnings of workmen.
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
|

| in their
Miss Nissley has been | studying
under Miss Mary Warfel of Lan
caster since she was six and a half
years of age.
She has played before Women's
: Clubs and churches and is a
Kail's achievement has become |. of her High School orchestra.
| known far and wide and engage- This rope: il be a treat to
ments are being filled as fast as his MS: program wi a real:
ro tas : all music lovers.
school activities will allow.
He has given recitals in numer-
Karl Eby Moyer
(From Page 1)
which Karl has been studying un-
der a professional teacher.

ous churches, the band shell and
theatre in Hershey, also some radio eve
| work. He has accompanied the Heilig
of Harrisburg
He
the accompanist for the Junior Glee
Club of the Hershey School.
Karl's program
spersed by several
harp by Miss Frances Nissley, from
| Business Men's Assn.
Funeral Home
23 W, Main St, Mount Joy
group singing, also is
will be inter-
JAMES B. HEILIG,
Funeral Director
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of movie Stars when the actors are | vids. My. Charles ealand was 0st] 163 5. Charlotte St.
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immoral deeds. The movie people | munism in high places. Whether a| Fire destroyed the home on the 16 E. High St.
have a right to lead private lives, | senator intends to build a reputa- | farm of Clayton Zink, near Strick- Telephone 24-R
but being in the limelight, they owe | ticn of service or to get votes, the | ler's Church.
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DAILY SCRATCH FEED 251b. bag 99¢
DAILY CHICK STARTER 25 1b. bag $1.05
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FRESH ASPARAGUS
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LARGE JUICY ORANGES
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NEW POTATOES "oi § i, 29c
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CHEDDAR CHEESE ,,, ,45¢
DEL MONTE CORN 00%,
NIBLETS CORN
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2
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SLICED PINEAPPLE wor 3c
FRUIT COCKTAIL Vl 29-or 31¢
APRICOT NECTAR as “wn
FLOUR “mi 3: 39c 2) 75¢
BUTTERCUP COOKIES 120: pis 27¢
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CORN FLAKES ,..... = 49¢
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