Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, January 15, 1953

‘Germans Like
OWL. LAFFS |" ae |
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Published every Thursday at 11 East gaining ground through local
| Main Street, Mount Jovy, i clections and community fol
Lancaster County, Pa. I ms
William N. Young, Publisher I The Germans, Keim stated, |
are deeply grateful for the
countless gift packages they
have received from the United
States. He quoted the director
of the German Agriculture and
Home Economics Extension Ser
vice as requesting him to
please say thank you to all]
Americans for their wonderful |
|help!” Over 43,000,000 packag-
es have been sent to Western |
Germany. The CARE Package |
is known better to many Ger-
Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager
Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor & Bus Mgr, |
John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher 1
1901 1952
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail,
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Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy,
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according to Mr. Keim.
Don't suppose anyone will take time to read, Many of us, he reminded, |
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Editorially a 0 | the column this week because of the Farm opportunity to explain our |
ope | Show. but the boss expects it to be writlen 80 qemocratic way of life to visi- |
Building Sewers and Schools | here ‘tis. tors from abroad. More than 8.- |
| * * * 000 Germans alone have come
i | is J etting into swing yy y State |
rying over debt caused or to be caused by | Farm sale season is just getling | under the - State Depariment
BY and over near Myerstown on Tuesday an auc: Cultural Exchange Program. |
sewer constructions or the building of new . \ BL
union or joint school buildings "For we |tioneer was going full biast when a well-dress- A} of these foreign folk are in-!
J a"
There's no use laying awake nights wor- |
mmm (Mrs. Wilbert Witmer and sons,)ob Erb during the past week

Mr, John Grossman is a pa
W WwW East Petersburg, Mr. and Mrs. were Mb. Norman Brosey and
NE TO N | John Kau
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Visitors of Mr. Ralph Suppleo

Fees
man Sr. of Ironville. | daughter Linda, Silver Spring, |
rom Page 1)
Vir. and Mrs, Harry Weaver, of | (Fro
‘ “5 earl | iy
he Veterans Hospital Columbia R. D. Mrs. Pear] storage tank will later be con-
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were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed, at Lebanon Brenneman, Mt. Joy R. D | nected with each Campsite, The
Lincoln Highway West, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haldeman, | | well site YS oun oily i
Mrs. Ezra Engle and daughter Mt. Joy R. D., Mr. and Mr BIR | H | the help o yd. hard Face,
Barbara of Mt. Joy Howard Gamber of town, Mi . | and Dr. John as fies : {
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau and Mrs. Aubrey Jowles and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stump | Geology Departmen g Hank.
family, Marietta, visited Mr of Upland, Calif., announce the | lin and Marshall College. Dril-
rice Frysinger and Mrs. Katie
Moore, were Mr. and Mrs, An-| ond Mrs.
drew Zercher, Mr. and Mrs ily.
Paul Fitzkee and son Daniel Mr. Ho
and grandson David Fox, of Mt, Grace Fe
Joy, Mrs. Emma Givens and son | ¢d Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Witme:
Robert, of Middletown. and fami
Sunday visitors of Mr. and| Mrs. W
Mrs. John Miller were Mr. and! Visited
Mrs. Robert Johns, of Lancaster [Smith, of
Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway Bren-| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. |is the
neman, Mt. Joy R. D., visited | Grossman
family Friday evening. | Ben Eisc
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Fogic | Misses H
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey | DICT.
Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred At-| Mr. an
land of Columbia. | visited ©
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ir- ble and
vin Witmer and family during |
the past week were Mr. and |
A" =. bia R1,
and Mrs.

Beverly | ling will start as soon as specifi
cations are completed.
ward Witmer and Mis Mrs. Stump was Erla Zerch-| Other plans include a new ar-
er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. {chery range, improved physical
Andrew Zercher of town facilities, and a program of pois-
A son was born Sunday to Air {on ivy eradication. A new ex
Mrs. J.’ pedition program for Explorer
Edward Isler and fam- pirth of a daughter,
Jean on December 31st
Iker, Harrisburg, visit
ly, Sunday evening
‘'m. K. Fogie and sons, [{ man second class and :
Mr. and Mrs. Paul | Melvin Meller at Mufreesboro, Scouts and older Boy Scouts
" Columbia R. D. Tennessee Hospital. Mrs. Heller was announced. This will in-
former Dorothy Weaver, clude geological field trips, as
y and family during the | Rohrerstown and Airman Hel- well as canoeing experiences
3 J : arch - OY i ve
BY A Ww IS I O W LL. mans Wan the Marshall | Plan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank and |Past week were, Mr. and Mrs [ler s home is in Florin with overnight camping.
nberger and family, A son was born last Wednes-! Walter Stalder, New Holland,
elen and Kathleen Ry-lday to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mur- will standardize plans for small
[ phy, this boro, at the St. Jos- building construction. This will
d Mrs. Harry Weaver, |cph's Hospital cnable Troops and other inter-
ir. and Mrs. Rav Gib-| Cindy Beth has been chosen ested persons to start projects
family. Columbia R2, | as the name for the daughter within campsites.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers, Mr. {born to Mr. and Mrs. James Eb- Also attending® the meeting
Albert Myers, Colum- | erly, rear of 121 North Market was Clyde Kauffman, Council
[ street, this boro, on December President, and Irvin Diffenderf-
right here seem to be in about the same {ed man from the city was much attracted by a tensely curious to know how we | addresses of teenagers in Ger- | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers| 31 jer of New Holland, Charles Bir-
boat as communities of this size every- geod looking girl standing in the crowd near | go about organizing a communi | many with whom pupils of Mt. |are the proud parents of a 10 1b | nde bd | chall of Lancaster, and Robert
where. [the ahctioneer. Every time the man caught the ty chest drive, serve as 4-H |
And for that matter vou only have to |gitl's eye he weuld nod and smile. At the end Club leader, work with a boy |
Jook around Lancaster County to realize |of the sale he learned Sho he Bad gag} a scout troop, participate in relig- |
: | , n i s activities : services |
that more large and modern school build- | mule, a chum, a grandfat 2 Ene a ious activities, and on service)
ings have been built, are being built or are | manure spreader. — — — Was he surprised! club committees. By taking |
being planned than oecurred here in the | * * : * a time to describe these activities |
past twa decades. A sign in a Marietta window advertising a (o these foreign visitors we can |
It just seems that everybody has run [rummage sale: “Good chance to get rid of ev- | give them a better understand- |
out of room and improvements at one and |erything not worth: keeping but too good tO ing of our democratic wav of |
the same time. The same is true of sewer |throw away. Bring your husband.” - - - - Might | jjse
systems with the state putting the pressure | give our local wives ideas. | Eager To Take Part
upen small communities everywhere to get * * * German rural folk are ex-
busy. And we know what kind of indebt-| Did you men know that a husband can tremely eager to participate in
edness that means for every last commun- | coms righi out and say what he thinks, as community leadership. An agri- |
ity involved. long as he shuts tae door quickly after him. | cultural exchange on his return
Coming on the tail-end of the New and * * * from. the U.S. A. where he
Fair Deals, these sudden and large bonded With all these new 1953 model cars coming .t,died the 4-H program. {took
indebtednesses which are bogging down | on the it sure makes me feel cheap of a rural Youth deren
our ‘small communitis, seem to be more | with my old jalopy. It reminds me of a | ation program in Wuerttem-
than local communities should have to bear. | er up along the Back Run because its just like | horo.Baden. Ys efforts. result.
For if we can appropriate millions and mil- | his wife. He said she ain't much fer looks but oq in 4 rural youth program be- |
lions to erect power plants, industrial in- | she sure can take the wear and tare. SE
stallations and power dams in foreign coun- + Y* J Wesl Corman Republic
tries far from our shores, what is wrong OEE ermal ae Public.
with the federal sovernment taking a share | Last waek 1 look my Old wajon Over 10 German youths, especially |
in the of oo Toul 3m oi { Ament's garage. Eli told Metzler to fix it. Well | those who come into West Gor
ai et hoo] pr ad dec tate § Christ took one good look at it and, then he from behind the Tron Cur-
or er al .schools ang adeq asked me which end the hamburger comes (,in are caser to experience
local water and sewer facilities will make ou i i x!
this a stronger nation than before. A lot | 1 * * * - era of life. |
stronger, we feel, than will result from | i ey Xnow from bitter experi: |
. 8 . ap > Se Be ap Coupie days ago I loaned my car to John ope what it means to live
most of the expenditures made to foreign icke bi paved :
| Maloney and what a joke he played on me. jaro democratic freedom does

Soha * * | Instecd of puting gas in the tank he gave her ot oxist. The Go rmans, Keim!
| a shot of corn liquor. Guess he thought that! ported want to earn more a
The Worst Epidemic | would pep her up. Well it did. bout democracy They say:
* * * “Ceme and work with us—don't |
Despite that 1952 was regarded as the| I didn't know enything about this so the, ius write a chock and tell us tail
worst polio year of all time, those conduct- | first time I took her out, I got her warmed up| it alone. We need your opti- |
ing research to combat infantile paralysis | and like always. I pulled the throttle wide 2 : !
now predict that the day is not for distant | open. and your zest for getting thing
—providing present progress continues— * * + done. { 8 things
when polio will be practically wiped out. | Didn't more ‘ery get up to the first traffic Mr. Keim is well qualified to |
And. oddly, you can swell out your chest | jjght when Officer Neiss tried to flag me down. |. ph Nell g a fod of
as a result. For, the medical men tell us, | Couldn't get her stopped till I got dern near! IN Germany oh after : Sia 10%
those dimes you and we have been donat- | gy Florin and when I came back Harry Dar- 20: varied Ria Ser a
ing ‘each year to the Dimes Drive have | renkamp said that's the first time he ever saw in State
played a big part in successfully combat- 6 = go ninety miles an hour in first gear— | cont ang B.S An extension
mistic outlook, your know-how,
as a Pennsylvan- |
ting the polio ravages. For those little sdeways wind + Army Captain
dimes, piled one on top of another, have : %* * w in Naly where he was in charge |
oi agricultural and livestock
paid for much of the research just as they
have aided those stricken.
So the next time you walk into one of
the local stores displaying the small March
of Dimes containers, drop in your loose | B r > . A * ble. Wen he became an officer in the mil- |
change. Dimes are asked but if a few stray | ut now I'm having other trouble. Went out ;1,.y government in the Ameri
|and got! me a girl and talk about being fat, can Zone of Western Germany
uarters get in there with them, it won't | . 5 yl v
ual os get | she’s the liniment. I think she said she used
v he
Well that’s the last time Matoney gets my |
{ car. Everyiime he brings it back its eyes are |,
| bleod-shot.
programs, for which |
received American, British.
and Italian military decorations.
There he served one year as -
ag
* * * jto work in a side show. {ieultural extension specialist,
* * : * qd three years with Public Af- |
Those Ponades and Nickels | aiurally my car is a seven passenger and | (i, Division, High Commis-
| when, I take my. girl out there's no room fer sioner. State
While the fines are a lot more painful, | eny one else. Believe me when she sits on.
for over-parking that is ,the dropping of the | the back seat and relaxes, she flops out dil Mr. :
pennies and nickels in the parking meters | around. She always puts a new bend in the | {rai
here, from habit after a while, becomes |rear end—I mean the car. tension: demonstration nesters)
a mighty painless way id pay axes. * * which resulted in the thi
And after looking over the figures, as| When I sc'd she really hangs out over Hort of is an 2 ablish
published. we wonder just what the bor- | really meant it. Not long ago I went through sion Institute ol oe a Exten-
ough did before the meters were installed. | Manheim and the cop stopped me — Bl oe £2 Ag-
For as a means of boosting borough reve- thought she was falling out. Home Economics Research Test. |
Department, Wu- |
Jaden.
Keim developed agricul-
and home economics ex-
nues, the meters are a lot more effective ! +* » * re Ie
than they are in regulating traffic. | You know in « lot of ways my old car is... tute, Stuttgart, Ger-
i many. Also, he aided programs!
They do put an end to the fellow, busi- just like my naw giri. The car has false teeth |. Pus :
nessmen themselves not excluded, who | __in the flywheel and other things I don't! ity rural youth at
used to park on Main Street from morning care io mention. | Yoeational training centers
until night, but as far as doing anything | * * * hich live now spread over
more in regulating traffic, that’s a matter | Was talkin’ to Earl Myers the other day and Mester Germany, and he dem- |
for conjecture. ' he sed I ought to swap her off on a new one. iy ok g i rural youth pro-
* * * | He asked me just what model would interest; ar 3 the i'n Which
{me and thinkin’ he was talkin’ bout my girl I | wos ove Oped Wirough-
| $ ermany. By 1952)
Facing The Future Ischd I like those that pose for drawings Writer ©
This vear we sense a feeling of confi-|scme of the present day magazines. 10,000 A Hone hod
dence as all look forward to the year 1953. | wr * “we In aH EA ;
At no time in recent years have more of | You may say what you will about the new Pre Yon the Cultural
our friends felt more strongly that, de-|cars. I have a speedometer on mine that a he selected,
spite the constant threat of an expansion | should be adopted as standard equipment. At than: 200 ne Sispaloned more
of the fighting in Korga, our problems are | 50 miles an hour my speedometer shows hg a aa oh enagers to the |
being given the intelligent type of treai- picture of Hedy Lamaur fully dressed. At 40 2 yoars desidence with
ment which surely will result in their solu- |it shows Lana Turner in a strapless evening ooo i While
Jo . oS. high schools
tion. ; gown. Under 25 it shows a picture of a fan :
None of us want to see business go spurt- | doincer in slow motion. An advisor to youth recon- |
ing skyward, just as none of want to see] * * * {struction and self-help program !
prices toppling. Stability at this time would My girl gives me the dickens nearly every | by German youth |
be the best for persons in every walk of | ime I take her out because my old jalopy jg | leaders, Keim assisted with the
life. Just to be able to go through twelve 156 weil trained. It slows down for brunettes, | training programs, youth
months of a stabilized economy based ON | stops for blondes and backs up for redheads. | ‘e¢reation, and educational ag.
supply and demand, would surely make his * + * semblies involving 130 homes
nation stronger and stronger. : | The other day I backed up for a redhead | 2d 6000 youths. He stimulated
With cruel dietators such as Stalin con-| 4 she seid: “Mister I think your clutch is! ProSram activiies for wander-
stantly awaiting an opportunity to POUNCE | 43; oping.” ing, homeless, and other youths.
on any nation having more than Russia kas, I said: “How do you know. you've never " September, 1952, he re.
ie Cannot relax our dofense oils, war | been ont with me." i Pennsylvania Agri- |
ar can e pre ~OU J Se Ye cultural Extension where he
that is) 1953 should be a year in which the} However, taere’s one thing about my car assigned as an agricultural |
world forges ahead in many ways. {don’t like. It has an 1-A gas tank and a 4-F|€¥lension specialist to advance |
Yr . wr . ee Internation: srstandine
: motor. With me it's different—I'm just the re- ational understanding by |
A good wife, a friend tells us, is not . : interpreting. ii ode oy
s verse—my tank is far bigger than my motor. preting these various ex- |
simply the one who gets the best husband | * * * | Periences in foreign service. i
Joy may correspond if they | 11 0z. ba
by girl | Stimulate your business by adver- | Hamilton, Field Executive, of
wish. | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jac-| thing) kindly remember the Bulletin! Millersville.
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