Bulletin, Joy,
Pa.,
Thursday, August 10, 1950 |

The Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, E
JUNE, 1501
ursday at No.
9-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa

Subscription, per year $2.00
Six Months “axis o's ooo BaD
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Sing Copi 05
Bample Cope FRE}
Entered at the fice at Mt
Joy 1, A cond~cl mail mat-
ter under the Act of March 3, 1879
Member, v Newspaper
Pul 3 ation
Dp n
Copy | chan iver 1
should reach Toes
We 1 not 1 0
any a che
the « 1 1 1 a. m
precednm ol Nn.
Cl: V be ( ted t
9 RJ icati day

» makes it.
® ® 9
just stable think-
sense is
Today there is as much horse

but it’s mostly hor-
ve it.

ea on
Siopl , even though six-
ix refuses to retire.” She
take me about in
ot time

but I haven't g
more of us have Soph-

oo ew

{| YOU HOARDERS
shipment of 11 mil-
yf sugar arrived at
Hawaii; another 18

was due the next
Ry to Rico for our refin-
eries » on you hoarders.
FO
WAR
costliest
ration for
. Today in
nts. New weap-
ost. A fighter
of 18 rock-
060. Bui we
who. |

NATIONS FLAG

adherents of 't
official

UN to its
used on
heing
ields that this flag is
ace and should not be
the minds of
flac
war in

Nations
does
stands

etlorts of na-
ary strength if

» for nations,
pa Thore
nifercemen:, A0Lere

spresentative of

pose of protect-

are working in

ditor and Publisher
will he sent free, on application to
the Board at 85 John Street, New
York City 7
The new form is easy and con
\ { Il the farmer has to do i
to week a series of yes or no an-
wers, The blank was submitted to
il of the nation’s leading au-
thorit on farm protection, as well
1s rmers, for criticism and sug
gestions, The comments received
wer incorporated in the fina!
versu
I'he check list covers in detail
lightning, flam
installa-
such hazards as
electrical

al
ion juipment, and heating
yste se are primary causes
of f vas indeed, they are
f all fires. And many a grave haz-
ard goes uncorrected simply be
cause it has heen overlooked. The
National Board's blank provides a
it out if it exists.
n the farm is one of the
natters. In many instanc-
fire fi
gravest of
organized rhting facil-
ties do not exist. Once a fire has
a wealth oi
which to
started, it usually finds
flammable materials on
out of
Un-
pre-
eed. It may be completely
ontrel in a matter of minutes.
der these circumstances, fire
vention should be one of the first
and most continuous jobs of every
farmer.

® 5% 0
IG YOU
iat hh] and wage con-
trols necessary and sound in

prep ss for war and during
war, ier war is a threat or an
ctual stringent measures are
dness

taken.; A p program
men to train if
to fight. Our
strength is built
means more nec-
military
volun-
essary
through
organized
National Guard. As re-
minded by the President in his
teers, draftees, reserves
and the
message to Congress, all training
more money, more weapons.
mms of dollars, with government

materials for
defense orders, limiting non-essen-
tial production, requisition of nec-
essary materials and prevention of
inventory hoarding.
M

we mate facilities are
production
loans and
als and
necessary for defense
with gevernment loan
guarantees, to aid industry to fi-
ance their required expansion. It
that higher taxes are re-
quired to distribute the
prevent profiteering
burden, |
and holding
own inflation,
of cutting
The president speaks
back unnecessary fed-
eral government programs in order
to decrease demands for manpower,
This also
It will
buying
commodities.
materials,
will save taxpayer's money.
mean less installment
through gevernment control of ere-
censumer’s goods and for
speculation,

» is a sharp rise in prices
> President says he will ask Con-

for power to control price and

No. vou won't | And a reader asks, what
rvone the Some vay shout control of wages, too? As we
Use nd white | S€€ it, prices have risen, are rising,
S e diss rs if they | “ad we wonder how much of an
ay ce without : is necessary before auth-
j thout ace er peace A acts to put on u ceiling?
is eet eee eee
5 0 © ELIZABETHTOWN COMMUNITY
P EPS HOUSE FARM FAIR SEPT. 14-16
In i hen wifie goes hig wn will join the ranks
to ountry or back home to °F Lan County muniti
vi « fo y aps takes present | 1 how m Sep-
Junie the Dad | 14, 15, and 16 1S ye
chief cook and . washer, dons | Wien the first zabeth-
and a saucepan. | Wn Fair will
vy cusicm is practised in The is sponsored by the
m: ris of the 1 , has been | ©! Kiwanis Club for
ca generations. It gives | © tit of its Community Bet-
the n a cl to learn mn Fun
what a w n she The Fair will be open on Thurs-
complains a over a | © and Frid nd cn
hot stove all of “never having | Blurday er evening.
any time for myself” or “on my : 2 farn in-
feet tant from morning fo | It and |
night”. Numerous men subjected to all sorts f
this absent ‘treatment have found pay if nd many -
from exy re, various short cuts will feature
need nt to underline the growing im-

They see no
but™ ‘letiing it
By keeping the
dust
and tu V
of making the bed,
air’ during the day.
curtains drawn the find the
doesn’t show,
tables,
day’s papers and weekly
They find it easier
in the sink fer a certain period and
then w:2shing when there is danger
of toppling. As for
cimes simple with a can
Laundry can be jammed into the
hamper and then sent out, just be-
fore wifie returns. No woman’ is |
going to get tears from us about | ¢
housekeeping—its a cinch! {
ee oo a
FIRE ON THE FARM
Fires on farms kill some
people each year, injure thousands
more, and destroy property at an
znnual rate of nearly $100,000,060.
To help reduce this loss, farmers |
ean now use a new Farm Inspec- | 1
tion Form, prepared by the Nation- |
and also by covering
with ‘each
magaznes
floor an chairs
to stack dishes |
cooking,” it be-
opener.
3,300

gl ‘Board of Fire Underwriters. it |

BROOD FALL CHICKS
ethtown as the
commercial center
ncaster County. It
se numbers

fron

r and Dauphin Coun-

attend the Fair
Re 3 PS
ies wil
CONEWAGO CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY IS CHARTERED
The state hes granted a charter
to the C
Elizabethtown,
$10,000.
ruction Co.,

newago Const
incorporated for
H. Schwang-
and Leon H
Incorporators are O
r, Joseph F.
3 all of Elizabethtown, and D.
of Lancaster.
Gingrich

Mark Schwanger,
EN
Brooding chicks in late
and early
summer
fall is a practice gaining
ror among poultrymen since good
much of
poultry
¥
fall pastures can ,supply
extension
Pennsylvania
the ration, say

specialists of the
Stat e College.
| bloom.

(J. 0. BRUBAKER GRADUATED
FROM MOODY INSTITUTE
HAPPENINGS
J. Omar Brubaker
si Of
last week
LONG AGO
Tv vv
exercises held at the Moody
Institute, Illincis, Mr,
majored in the
Chicago,
baker
Ad iia
Pastor's course graduating
Magna Cum Laude
20 Years AGO Gers
Andrade

honors
special
vear was to edit the 1950 ARCH,
G y ‘ d the | Ohl | year hock of the institute,
he jee Station. west of town | He sumed this position last year
after serving as lay-out
the 1949 ARCH. Besides the
was graduated
during Commencement
Bible |
Missionary - |
|
with | }
assignment this |
{
editor of
editor-
TWO YOUTHS INJURED;
CAR SKIDDED INTO TREE
Two Lancaster
youths were in-
jured when a 1950 station wagon in
t
1
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| SERVING ABOARD
|
|
|
t
Mrs. John
[1
| m at Rowe i ’ 1
hip of the year bock he also was
I I 50 mp, ind |
member of the Student Council and |
( 1 ne ( el am nied t nA
Missionary Prayer Band Leader for
eventy dolla ‘
India
Ce n large park to
Ir. Brubaker's fiancee,

Miss Jo |
which they
Bru- | to negotiate a curve on the Mt, Joy-
Mount
were
Gretna road at
wm, Sunday and skidded
ree, Damage to the car
nated at $500.
—-— -———
John H.
hird class,
Williams,
Street, Mount
aboard the
Jarbara
erving
diodon with the Pacific
Williams recently
Naval service for a period
passengers
about
submarine
Fleet.
reentered the
failed
2:15
into a
was esti-
A SUB
engineman,
USN, son of Mr,
Williams of 205
and
North
Joy, is
USS
of six
Kauff-
Band
president,
will be
for all
built in front of the Grand Lodge ‘ tm
Fhe I Ann Cameron, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, | years.
ail wa tarted at the Masonic |
iy : accompanied him to his home and
i Liizabethtown {
Doris Siller and Dorothy Baker |S Visiting in the home of Mr. and | KAUFFMAN CLAN TO MEET
ri Sil nad roth I Yosh x vs tha 3 .
cted winners it the Junict Mrs. John Henry Brubaker. Miss | The Join and Jacob B.
> C. tation WGAL Cameron was the recipient of the man reunion will be held Sunday,
: fn lumni = lars : iven |
\ Jag coriposed of Alumni scholarship award given | August 13, at the Ironville
tit v recently: | 20MM) to the most outstanding Hall. George Campbell,
. © Dato Baker. Ribert tudent, in the student body of the | will Lo in charge and there
Hostetter, Edward Hendrix, Rober " 1 games and entertainment
Ch : . Those from this section attend- | present
Lindemuth and Richard Heisey. v :
ing the exercises at Chicago were:
Betsy Bigler fractured her
COl=-
Mr. and Mrs
ind daughter,
John Henry Brubaker
Mary Ann; Miss
Rohrerstown; Mr,
Kraybill and Mr,
ar bone in a fall from her bed.
Heilig is
5. Kuhn
substituting for
Miller,
Wilmer
Fannie
west ward mail carrier. 1 NM
V1
W. D. Chandle:
treated

: Henry E. Brubaker.
council members to iced tea at the tl A lis
nex Monday evening PP&I. ANNUAL REPORT WINS
A ge weasel was shot on the NEW NATIONAL AWARD
Mun ma y K rm at Ironville after A “Highest Merit Award" was
SLi 8 12 ch ole ns presented to the Pennsylvania
An eel weighing 14 pounds and Power and Light Company by the
length
Chiques creek.
7 ounces and 37 inches in
recognition of
1949
Report to Shareholders’
World “in
the Excellence of its
. Financial
was caugiat mn the
Annual
Two men were killed and sev- : 1 :
in the in-
eral injured when a train ran into
an estments publication's selection of
1 gang of track laborers between i 3
. i the best reports of American in-
Jdizabethtown and Conewago
dustry

\i ° on
Market I 24 and 26 cent: =
. : fe RS; Selection, with nearly 5000 bus-
putter 35 cents; lard 71% cents. : ;
uf A iness reports entered this year, is
R pho Fownship school board | 4., 1 i i i
Gk based on the interesting way in
voted to open the vacant room i ps
A hi which industry data and informa-
Newtown, due to larger enroll- ¢
tion is expressed to shareholders,
ent :
= : employes and the general public.
4 Ng = 0IMIMISS101 I JES ) CQ n i 1
am 1 hopes to open This latest award, the second
the new bridge betw ‘ri S= i )
ney. age Wright given PP&L’s 1949 report thus far,
ille 1d Col ia by October 1st.

total national
local utility
boosts to seven the

* fires during the
awards the has won in
Wg tnree were grass lds and i
: 5 jrass field NA | annual report competition during
NK the Hcffmar shey fz { 5 Larli ;
a Hershey farm | (pe past 5 years. Earlier in the
spontaneous combustion. +
S| bu tie 1 year, the 1949 report was given
Box Council engaged 1gineers
second place in the Edison Electric
Institute

0 make complete survey of our
: awards for the best re-
situation.
—— — —
water ne
R ports in the electric industry.
rn —-

A Honey Brock man working his
The Bulletin’ $8 lino
on the turnpike. was run

FOR...
Watches. Clocks-Jewelry
And Watch Repairing

JEWELER
Warren H. Greenawalt
209 West Main St.,, MT. JOY
OPEN EVERY EVENING

LIVE and DRESSED
CHICKENS

"DELIVERY
BLAIN KAUFF MAN
MT. JOY, PA.
ROUTE 1
DIAL 3-4929

CARBOLA
Disinfecting White Paint
tains LINDANE, Kills
Also
ISQTOZ Dairy Sy Dairy Spray
HESS BROS.
Sliccessors To
HUBER OBERHOLTZER
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
Con-
Flies
26-tf

CHERISHED..
. in your mind and: heart, are
Loved
the Memories of your
One when you elect our Home
for your Tribute,
(alt 6329
SHEETZ
HOME FOR’ FUNERALS
North Duke Street At Lemon
LANCASTER, PENNA.
SMALL FRY WILL LIKE AP's BIG ASSORTMENT OF
| Fresh Fruits & Vegetables!

3
a Customers
iy
7 Corner

These are salad days
at A&P.
| Are the tomatoes
ripe, but firm, as
| they should be?
Is the lettuce crisp
and sweet?
THIS
NATIONAL
VEGETABLE

L110
TN
LN RL
ADAM H. GREER
Phone 3-4124
87 East Main Street
MOUNT JOY
“Prices include Federal Tax -

over by a truck and killed.
Scrapbook! |,
. Mrs. Edna G. Manley, sixty-two,
¢ ® 0 at Columbia.
wad | L
Week's Best Rel ipe:
Sukiyaki: 2T oil, 1% lbs. |
thin,

sirloin steak, cut in diagonal
slices about 2 in, long and 14 in
wide, V4 Cc
sugar, 34 ¢ soy sauce.
4 ¢ water or mushroom stock, 2
redium onions, sliced thin, 1 green
thin
pepper, sliced in strips, 1 e
sliced celery (sliced diagonally 11%
), 1 10 or 12-0z. can bamboo
ed thin, 1 8-0z. can
mushrooms, sliced hin, 1

bunch
nions, cut in 1-in. lengths
included. Heat oil in
glllel. Add meat and brown light-

soy sauce and mush-
Add half cf this
ture neat. Push meat to one side

mix-
iced onions, green
pepper, celery. Cook a few minutes
Add ren
uning soy sauce liquid,
i : }
bamboo hoots and mushrooms. |
i
Cook from 3 - 5 minutes. Add green
nyo yi
onions and tcps. Cook one minute. |
Stir well and serve at once.
Planting Iris:
Iris is one of the easiest flowers
to grew and one of the lovliest in
They should he planted
during the summer, if watched and
watered through the dry spells. It
is the “rainbow flower”, and comes
n a variety of
Two of the
colors and types. |
bearded kinds are very |
satisfactory, the Iris pumila, little
dwarf, and the Tall Bearded Iris
lant the dwarf
They
plantings.
make rockery or
Some
nches, but
border |
grow as high as 12
three |
multiply
transplanted and divided
most are around
rr four inches. They will
idly if

few years. There are
1 over
5,000 named kinds of the Tali
bearded Iris. Some ‘of them grow service.
trom two to four feet high. Both
these types of Iris like soil not too
damp. Add well-rotted
woen making the bed and top-dress |
manure
with bone meal,
wood ashes,
superphosphate or |
once or twice a season. |
A Ceat For Fish
For a crisp coating for fish, try
dipping the salt- |
ted milk, crushed
cracker crumbs.
fillets into lightly
ini Cost.
then finely
The fish may then
with fat and
a hot oven. !
be fried cr basted
baked in
Inspirational: |
An acre of performance is worth
the whole world of promise.
et ead A ei sree
| PLANT CLEAN WHEAT
To avcid infection with stinking
mut of wheat, only grain free from
mut or seed treated before plant-

ing should be used, say extension
pl pat gists of Pennsylvania |
State College. |

Have an Electric Pressure-type
Water Heater in Your Dairy

Take Advantage of
oii Our NEW LOW RATES
You need only Rave a 30-gallon (or larger) electric
pressure-type water hedter installed in line with
company specificatjons [to enjoy the advantage of
our special new low rate for electric water heating
With Reddy Kilowatt on the job, your hot water
worries quickly disappear. ..No more fires to tend...
No more trips from the home to barn with heavy
buckets of water growing cold on the way. No more
inconvenience. Now with dependable, low-cost elec-
tricity you'll have an abundant hot water supply
whenever you need it...automatically...and at low
Ask your local equipment dealer, or your PP&L
farm representative about the new savings on electric
water heating service under our special new rates.
Save time! Save work! Make your dairy farm more
profitable. ..right away.
Electricity in Farming Doesn't Cost... It Pays!

PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Are all the owner
vegetables fresh,
clean and appeliz-
ing?
You'll be doug us a
favor if you let us
know any time you
find any of our pro-
duce below par.

# Please write: CALIFORNIA SWEET JUICY
VALENCIA
ORANGES
5% 49°
NONE PRICED 3 4c
Customer Relations Depariment,
v . A&P Food Stores
“#420 Lexington Avenue
New York 17, N. Y.-

Jersey Large Peppers "lich
Jersey Tomatoes "icin © 2 un. 19¢
Seedless Grapes won newer 19€
Jersey Potatoes 10 .. 29c
25¢
23¢
Freestone Peaghes von: rico nici 2 tbs.
BLACK VALENTINE <>
Stringless Beans on: buco Hicks” £& ibs.
Iceberg Lettuce nv... pica higher nea 17€
Lima Beans .,, os ner 3... 25¢
Our Own Tea | °°: 72¢
Our Own Tea Bags °, il 9% a5 “53¢
Nectar Tea (OLN al 1b, 4 A190
Nectar Tea Bags 0 of [Noh “61e
Prune Juiee Heart's Delight Ble or 33¢
Concentrated
Mayonnaise pint 3%@ Suan 630

Regular Sliced White
|
| MARVEL BREAD
Buy the bread that gives Yc
| ye hii id rer i Jo 16
| Cheddar Cheese 45¢ 6lc
A&P Sliced Beets Be
Ann Page Spaghetti mere Yam ADC
White House Evap. Milk cons 45¢€
A&P Golden Sweet Corn GF = 10¢
| Eight O'Clock Cofiee i) 74c i $2.16
Red Circle Coffee
2 Téc i $2.2
| Bokar Coffee Le 77s = 92.25
Banguet Chickgh 0 $2.05
22¢
FOUR STA-FRESH 11-oz.
PAQUETS Pkg.
6
Phe
TH OR 12-07.
a Jar
Keebler Club Crackers
Creme Sandwiches ion:
Peter Pan Peanut Butier
SpaghettiDinner no. 33€
Red Heaft Dog Foo b&b
Ajax Cleanser Cr 23¢
Libby's Deep Brown Beans ale
Gibb's Cut Green Beans cn: 28¢
Lord Mott's Chopped Spinach 2% 29¢
A&P Grapefruit Sections Cm 43¢
| Del Monie Sliced Pears Sa 25e
Red Pitted Cherries 20 43¢
| Dole Sliced Pineapple 33
| Florida Grapefruit Juice tind 4 35¢
Ann Page Desserts 00 Ins 19¢
| Lang's Processed Dili Pickles % 2%
Kool-Aid 6 ne. 25¢
Te 09€ Guam 79€
23¢
75¢

ALL
FLAVORS

ALL FLAVORS
2-Piece
Masen Jar Caps
SUNNYFIELD ENRICHED 10-1b.
FAMILY FLOUR “Bag 39¢ Bag
Flour
Compiete Mason Jars
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83 E. Main St. Mount Joy, Pa.
All Prices In This Store
Are The Same As Those
In Effect In Our Super Markets

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