-— > | failed toregal High School. graduated from ttend ROTC summer camp at ht ~The Bulle tin, Mount Jov. Pa.. Thursday, June 5. 1052" | | ame manager all that time. (ed from $23.50 to $30 per quarter orfoug but since counetl ; in Hoss iC Gordon. Georgia. Upon his Gibney Diffenderfer is a student] 10 per month. note in its advertisement that only [colleges this month. Benjamin Hess [Camp Gc db 0 HAPPE INGS t FF & M. College. He was presi 1 two of the four courts would be re-~ graduated from Elizabethtown Col- 'graduation from Penn State he wil i Ve iv STOR 2 Wie, Since two one - story additions fc ¢ i hi ligible for a commission as a | dent of the J Clas d he surfaced this year, the awarding of lege, Ezra Miller Wolgemuth (be eligible for : y 1 oun 0 u e in dent of the Junior ass an ave bein added to the fire hall, | surfaced this year, aw : Qa lieutenant in the Officer — of = been _re-clected president of the | decided that a large tree on| a contract to the low bidder was gra luated from Bob Jones Univer- |sec nd lieutenan council decide hat a ( tabled until the bidder could be sity with a degree of Bachelor of [serve Corps. ' I Q oll, E di yw and P slisher Junior Class and has been re-elect- the sidewalk near the building] tabled : nas — 0 Jno. L. ocnrg l ’ 1 di uk li | er - LONG AGO. of the Senior clas They | : . Ee ved ‘and a Hiotion 4 | contacted. The low bid was submit-|Arts in Sacred Music and English, RSTABLISHED JUNE 1 nd 3 have also elected him a mem-| i ol oc de by Paul Steh-| ted by Wolgemuth and Miller, Eli- [Isabelle Mary Young graduated | pp A\WBERRY FESTIVAL | lec zabethtown, at a cost of $4,320 on|from Duke University with an: A. St. Hilda's Guild of St. Luke's ber of ihe Black Pyramid, a secret a Ir ot man Ji 5 Patricia Bixby Published Every Thursday at No. | hetter meat now than we did in the Coll he of a degree and Mi Fact M &t Mount Jo > ) Y ganization of the College { the four court : a : | A ) heir #-11 East Main St, Mount Joy, Pa the past 0 ears go fe he 4 ———— : a» — However, after the motion wa | Ch aduated from Syracuse Univer Episcopal Church will hold thei | - 4 { l iren ' 24 MITA Nos y . ssed, a group of local firemen 1 FAST DONEGAL GRADS ity with a major in psychology { annual Strawberry Festival Satur 3 , LR) oN iad « cent, And we eat more meat and Meat prices have rvisen—certainly, pa 0 i SubistHiptiom Fer year - RU But th vera rss i 1 op { thi ction I . wile fut our incomes, on e¢ average, appeared and oppose his actio: Bon 2 Zo . ine Tih. 4 10.8 nv. on. tie TM hs ... : 8 00 3 June 1, 1952 Parkin Meters : tehma fu 1 h GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE Robert F. Strickland. who is alday, June iii, 4 to p 1 Three Months 60 have risen even more - “ Id their 23d but Stehman refused to rescind hi i ; bingle Copies 55 So SBI BOY Da A ein ue 1 motion. He said he felt the tree ur graduat of the East Don enior at Penn State College will | church grounds. Rec Nie rho i CF REE annual reunion at Elizabethtown (From page 1) {fm n. i al Engle Cope ore: h h Ww Colk Elizabethtown In other business, the salaries of | should be removed. - 0 Sy § | : 1 ’ Ty » B ealth | ds were ened for the resur=- Entered at the Postoffice at Mt C urc omen Mr. and Mrs. Frank . Tyndall the secretary of the Board of He ith | Bid vere ope ; 8 eau ) as second-class m - 2 an » health officer re increas- | facing of tennis courts in the bor- ve U doy, Pa ve A t of M I a at (From Page 1) started housekeeping in the house nd the health officer were increas i or under the Act o arch 3, 1879, . . i RE Ser winder | —— - ind personel from the Agricul- vacated by Mr. Harold Brown on N 1 son Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper (uyal Fxter sion Service and will be | Barbara St | dublishers’ 2 i ia Peblishere’ Assouiation eld by the organizations starting, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Miller an- | D Thursday at 8:00 p. m. daily. Prcceeds frons| nounce the birth of a son Publication ‘ ; | Copy for a change of advertising ale of the cakes will be retain- Dick Hawthorne, Mount ‘Joy's | should reach this H Tuesday da i ne women’s organizations | candidate for the Marble Champ- | We will not a1 » insertion of | sponsoring the contest The public ionship of Lanc. County, declared any advertising : unde 0 PY » cordially invited to come to the he would use the same little blue | » ofhice not later han 9 a. . ya liy I f pi blication. store to watch the contest. pur-| marble that helped him win the | y ecoeain OL i I. | ol Clas ads will be accepted to | chase the cakes, and register for | crown. The Tournament was spon- | WwW ith PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS . 9 a ‘ation day. the door prize sored by the Rotary Club. | == = Women's organizations from the There was a demonstration given - WI st D I T O R I A 4! following churches are the spon-|on a Hot Point Electric Range at i: : sers; the Evangelical United Breth- | the H. S. Newcomer & Son Store 2% ren ‘Churches of Mt. Joy and Florin | for those who might be interested. The Supreme Court. by a vole and Trinity Luthe van St. Luke's! A birthday party was held at the | of 6 to 3. set President Truman | Bipiscopal, and Methodist Episcopal | home of Mr. and Mrs. John Spang- back on his heels by ruling that ion i of Mount Joy ler in honor of their daughter, ‘ his seizure of the steel mills was The asic Mmgredionts tor tae | Mary Jane. who celebrated her 12th Ve ilicgal. Now the mills go back to] cakes will be donated to the spon- | birthday | 5 ny gy . . rs hte. : AL the owners and the workers won't ming by Hess’ Store Miss Fdva Pennell, daughter of | These Are Mount Joy Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Pennell on cet the pay hike Truman promised | ™ : . . 4 a I'he Bulletin will publish a com- | Marietta Street, became the bride " them. : : . 1 C90 plete roster of contestants and their | of Myr. Curtis Reisch of town at the VA A [ON THE NEXT STEP baking schedule in the June 12th | U. B. Parsonage at Avon, near Leb- BL x 3 ; | edition. anon Early in May, the Federal Re- | Lr a ; ; ri 0 3 2 : as The Neale: tron Tr OY. acat Club Account The Needle Guild of Trinity Lu They 0] ened a Vacation Clul CC You can have quiomatic General for only serve Board suspended Regulation . hich controlled installment { theran Church held a strawberry last vear . . . ai Jd are now ready to HL "Speed Cooking” with Ww, Ww ) ect I IN : ine. This action obviously stem- | war S ven festival on the lawn of the property | iio A Real Vacition the new Pushbutton Controls in : | 1]¢ t ¢ QCALION.: s+ + » te ek Tart buying. Nor next door to the church. your kitchen at this real bargain med from the fact that there's am- (From page 1) i : : ta iit 2 The Hassinger TF: Reunion | : . price. da ple supplies of merchandise in all Bate Rotary Club Vocational In- : 1 ot I hy A.TRIP TO SOME OCEAN RESORT : oN : : } ALCS, holary Re ras held > > ort — turns a categories, and shortages are oo a hn Mere: M. J, | 2 held at the home of Robert A CRUISE TO BERMUDA. @ OVEN TIMER — turn AE t 1 a in the lustrial Arts, arlyn Myers: M. . Swartz, R..D., Mt. Jov. 4 1 Iu vour oven ON and Of F, Cooks a mos unknow BR PONS a No : wt: THe . ye . ETE: 3 vou dinviet » 5 a field { H. S. Industrial Aris, Ira Hess; The Fifty-three students were pro- : SEE NEW ENGLAND our dinner all by itself! : goods eid. Rennsselaer Ali i Sl \i {2 a; - a 1 id ; e This was a step in the right di- Rennsselaer Alumni Medal, Donald | from eighth grade into High FLORIDA OFFERS MANY PLEASURES @ CONTROLS—co0k PER WEEK EAS) Wns | Thome; Salutatorian Medal, Mar- Scl 1 . Nr. with your fingertips! A different after down payment Yi aw ; ais 7 = | School at the Mount Joy High SAILING . ‘e bh ng rectien. And Congress, na ise tf, Zimmerman; Honor Student | a pool Auditorium. “Ruth Heilj * FISHING button for each, exact cooking tt TORT as a precedent for taking a far| , gc poe Kline Mary Adi 4 . 8 i speed . yards. Al NEY won the Auxiliary aw: ‘hile | SW TIN i i i i more important step—the elimina- | oy. alex and Eleanor Hostetter: ; 5a Heil Io To rd, Ww Ie SWIMMING By HI-SPEED UNITS ~ a Come in for a No-Obligation Demonstration! . > aac. Cae ols. Le ames Heilig won the Legion award. MOUNTAINS OF PENNSYLVANI/ fast, « cooking speeds. Plus \ tion of all prizes and wage conty ols. | Union National Mount Joy Bank 7 was il “dma MOUNTAIN OF PENNSYLVANIA 4 I There is only one law which) , oo All Seniors; Mount Joy | ( dav the fir th tol AND MANY OTHERS. ex xtra t starts would govern 2 free 0000] 1h 0 Cobnt ‘tote : | today the first issue of the Bulletin gover 3 High School Girls’ Athltic Award, made its appearance in Mount Jov rn ACA TION UB IS NOW OPEN r Master Oven with waists > Deal : aran I Joy. VACATION CLUB IS NOW OPE] SS Atthorized Dealer omy-—and that is the law of supply Frances Shank: Babe Ruth Foun- | and demand. There bas been aj dation Sportsmanship Awards, Ger- : great deal of idle talk as to wheth-| 17 wilson. Frances Shank; Mount cr suspension of the artificial con-| joy High School Rifle Award, Ger- Qu ality Meats trols would result in higher prices| Beyrier. y or lower prices. No ome knows! Wi Crier Kev Mary K. L: ALSO A FULL LINE OF Keys Land- BIRDS Ad has been owned and under the Ss Sv ons GENERAL EB ELECTRIC a RANGES Pa WAY’S APPLIANCES 48 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 3-362 2 MOUNT JOY, PA. wi a i : aie denc el 3 , Ae . 4 £ ; 4 4 3 4/ 4° wi ow Ge ® C with certainty, and this question | ater, Lois Becker, Pauline Brooks. is beside the peint anyway. Con- | Marlene Zimmerman, Loretta Kline trols hamstring the economy. They | Asher Neiss and Frances Wolge- take the drive cut of it and discour- | myth. age initiative. In many instanees| Mount Joy Band Awards: Claud- | | Fruits & Vegetables | TT — rT they fall hardest on the small busi- | ette Zeller, Shirley Hawthorne, | I ness and prevent its growth. They | Gecrgann Shatto. Robert Sherk : substitute the judgment of peliti- | Gerald Berrier, Doris Linton. Jane KRALL'S M i M k it cians and professional bureaucrats | Starr, Martha Bates, Patricia ed dr e ior natural econemic law. A dyna-| Brooks, Pauline Brooks. Mary Ann | WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY mic natign is a free mnation—and | Srangler, Nancy Ashenfelter, Mary vice versa. K. Landvater, Frances Wolgemuth, Congress has held long hearings | dnd Jane Wisegarver on the Defense Production Act. | id - Witness after witness has testified Lm ome School News From done and are doing, and has backe d that att > up with facts and fig- E. D al T ures. It's high time we got rid of! oneg wp. Offices of Price Stab- them anc (From page ilizaticn, the costly administering | D. C. where they will : See what’s happening to prices at your A&P’s single aim is always to sell more and arenes tou for Shree days. Chagerons were Perfect Flooring A&P. Come get your share of the many better foods at the lowest possible prices. oe Mrs. Naomi Houseal, Mrs. Mary E. hundreds of items priced lower than O.P.S. And it might be added—even below the PRICES AND INCOME lowell tober 4 Rubber Tile —the perfect ceilings, lowest ceiling prices. Phone J Llewellyn, Robert Phillips and floor for any room in the PRICE REGULATION. THIS GROUP HAS Ep . I is somethive ot" 3 oy te a smething of an economic | py) Staley house. Resists damage due THE LOWEST GEILING PRICES | COME SEE THE STORE-WIDE SELECTIONS OF HUNDREDS OF OTHER axiom that ihe price of -y article Seniors Give Gift to water, spilled food, etc. is determined largely by bow much A water color picture “Anel’s ives years year ( 4 Biers. 1s OF Rove edly poe jwise oer Soler pldtwe A Service. Call um tay? © ERs! ITEMS BELOW 0.P.S. CEILING PRICES NOT SHOWN HERE! there is of it—and how badly peo- | was presented to the joint Pew ani ». ; Ane that fact has led sch ol which is to be built, to Geo Mount Joy to a considerable amount of con- | Norris president of the East Don- he! - O.P.S ARP’ a 2 BY t 7 3 . I , president 1 ast 1 . . FY a Har He LP. S. P's i] 0.P. 5. A2P's i fusion in the public mind. egal Twp. School Board and vice Tile & Linoleum Co. Te . BE ™ CEILING | LOWER op ; NG 1 Si gal Twp. Sci oard an « EE THE DIFFERENCE 3 LID 333 1 74 N CEILING | LOWER the | Fake, for example, so simple and president of the Donegal Joint Open every day & evening A LC ER 3 PRICE PRICE eb nt PRICE PRICE except Wednesday 80 widely-consumed a product as| g.hool by the class president, Stan- . Slee i peck hops. The igen oy ley Murpay. The picture has been} 52 W- MAIN ST, MT. JOY FROZEN FOODS J JAMS, JELLIES AND PRESERVES ! argue the 1e price hese ¢ 5} vinta ¥ > aitls REN © Ms ired gus 8 ; I oe 0 Wa oor : painted by Emmerton Heitland, RIRDSEYE POTATOES FRENCH oz, 26¢ 2 45¢ PURE PRESERVES PEACH mu PINEAPPLE 8 3 30¢ fir Is way too high—and automatically | one of America’s formost water col- b-01 1 ANN and is reason from that all meat prices | op artists. In the event that the MA MATCHLESS VALUE! { BIRDSEYE ORANGE JUICE can’ C 2/2%¢ ORANGE MARMALADE PAGE ke 26¢ 23¢ more OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE “| 15c | 2/25¢| SULTANA STRAWBERRY PRESERVES ex 32c 25¢ land, Rye Leo high. otal ork chops | Joint school is not built, the paint- This month's can ~ are expensive because there are so/ ins will be place 0 gal v Nir » NN 2-07. few of them. After a Tin High 5: p on a ED wi featured set] ganY FOODS, CEREALS AND CRACRERS a BUTYL LA LC Ie % hd a = 8 gn School. > presentation as * iar A Nog is Datcherell and provesstl| mode at the Commins Baer STRAINED BABY FOODS au vances 1 10c {18/95¢ ONNAISE AND SALAD DRESSING oF 2 0% is butchered and process. made at the Commencement E yn I ANN PAGE MAYONNAISE aw | 5c | 486 build enly about 150 pounds of pork pre- | cises Tuesday, June 2 PABLUM . 43¢c 39%¢ HELLMANN'S, KRAFT'S pr 240 ; ducts ave left for the butcher to Awards Given OVALTINE SON Ok 14-02. 79¢ 15¢ MAYONNAISE SCHLORER'S S, ure dlc 6T1c and 1¢ 9 \ -HOCOLATE nr 4 Oo sell. And only 10 pounds of those! Rachel Hess received the Faculty ) NABISCO GRANAM CRACKERS Te aS > 20 ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING quant 49- 43¢ more products are center cut pork chops English Prise of $5 Lawrence vi | 2c] 23° | MIRAGLE WHIP SANDWICH SPREAD w {35¢]| & om —the eo ils mos pe like ‘best. Weaver received the Alumni His- | PREMIUM SALTINE CRACKERS NABISCO pkg. dlc 25¢ MISCELLANEOUS ar 2oC ¢ Se it is entirely natural and inevit- | tory Award of $5: Stanley Murphy KELLOGE'S CORN FLAKES pKa. 2lc 2/39¢ HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE SYRUP yi 18¢ 2/31¢ 3 , can QL, v room able that the chops cost substan- | and David Sweigart received the | CHEESE AND OLEOMARGARINE MASON JARS pes | 72. | “696 A tially more than other pork prod- Raffensberger Journalism Awards 2.1 1 doze ucts which are just as nutritious. | of $5: David Sweigart and Mary BORDEN’S CHATEAU leat 6 1.05 MASON JARS aur 8c T19¢ adjoir This goes for other kinds of meat Faye Kendig received the Martin CHED-0-BIT CHEESE LOAF oi 9c 89¢ YES TISSUES prac of oe electr! as well, Only a small part of a S. Musser Vocational Awards: Paul well Oy anal pat of 4) 5. Susser Voc : MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE = | 55c| 4% | SGOT TISSUE of 2° conta steer. for instance, winds up in the Dick received the O. K. Snyder In- REAL SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE “| 65c| 58¢ KITCHEN CHARM WAX PAPER ue | 55 Ye Tur butcher's show window in the form | dustrial Arts Award of $10; Pauline ) roll 22C vig Brey received the Tchad HA od | KRAFT'S DELUXE SLICES “ii: wi] 37c| 85c | FLOUR cup muss sb | 55¢ | wid A tremendous amount of misin- | Albright Commercial Award of $10: Ftc a rve NUCOA OLEOMARGARINE ho. 30¢ 28¢ FLOU wh 03 gray bag formation h: bee aking the Hele iestand 1eceived the Ger- ormation iS been makin h( elen Hiestand received the Ger 2 WEDDING RINGS KRAFT PARKAY OLEOMARGARINE L 29¢ 27c DEX0 SHORTENING on 70 rounds concerning the meat price | ald Cosgrove Music Award of $5: can 4 . situation. If you told the average David Sweigart and Rachel Hess Typical of the Centennial values offered CANNED VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND JUICES Fresh Sweet Eating Corn Noho Priced 5 cars 29¢ i SQ > ing cc housewife that meat costs less now r« ceived the American Legion A- Ws ysar by Americas ig ang Ie DEL MINTE CHERRIES ton 70 3 3c 29% Higher t than it did i » 30's she'd look vards: Stanley I > ‘and fica £9 nngmacer| Notionaly adverts ON ool : . i ricity, You as a candidate for the tose rs Stanley Muiphy and Helen| diamonds are fre diamonds | QALIFORNIA PEACHES (283 “or ] 30c | 27¢ | California Jumbo Cantaloupe non: each 35¢ more : i i iestand, est Citizen” award —never before worn. Aricarved* rings A601, id hatch. But meat does cost a little Mary Faye Kendig, the Simon A- are original designs, hand-carved for FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE can 19¢ 2/35¢ ; None Priced large from 1 Bat mioat Jersey Iceberg Lettuce hs soe. 19¢ A less—if the price is measured in ward of $30: Stanley Murphy, the a ioe Yoder y ROSEMONT APPLE SAUCE or 12¢ 2/21¢ ne Tes sun y > v larshiy rard z ft 3 5 | ‘A i : 30-1b. erage - artes = am proportion to family incomes, which | [Rotary Scholarship : award; and ines enarged fo show detail Mark Ro. A&P GREEN ASPARAGUS SPEARS oz 47c 43¢ Red Ripe Watermelons 9 ay pane x 5 Ib 5¢ Fe is the only accurate yardstick. Ac- {Rachel Hess, the Reader's Digest ‘GREEN GIANT ‘PEAS 17-02 20 2/37¢ al, Mc cording to U. 5. Department of Ag- [Award for the 1} ighest scholarghi : an | £UC : / J ' 2-01. pire gues meat aceomied i. | ADAM H. GREER | FRUIT COBKTAIL oJ