i 1 LOCAL FARMERS ACCEP1 Capt. Bob Heilig graduated from Mt. Joy hig ih The Bulletin, Mount Jovy, Pa, Thursday, July 23, 10532 ay Sod YNZ RN SS API : school in the class of 1952, He || — cr ——— Hr ot oy hana (Fr e 1 enlisted in the Marines at the | MOTOR ED TO FLLISBURG | SUpETVISIg for several weeks. oo EC — | rom page 1) age of 18, On graduating from | A group of local: residents! ‘The group included Miss 3 Several local farmers have chidren alll learned to speak | Island he received a Pie. {motored to Ellisburg, Potter, Martha Hess, Florence Miller, i [reached agreements during the | Neopolitan so well that their fy, He is now stationed at! County, Pa, over the weekend | Martha Ebersole, Katherine oe G W. | | 7 ; mothers “would take them {qk rille. Fl here he is dor 1 ticipate the Weidman, Mr, and Mrs. Henry BE ast month to conduct conser. | Jacksonville, a, wher 1¢ 18 in order to participy in \ ( an, 8 oo EO. JJ AMAN | vation programs. ‘That brings |} ob and let them do the studying Acronautics. program presented Sunday at a Frank, Elinor Leaman, Donald + BD. valu bil wi : 5% haggling.” la. ‘ap we ‘ ico. | Fr sepl wr TIRES | in soil co - bible school there which Geo. Frank, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph — [the number of farms in soil con- | o TIRLS APPLIANCES Re orvitoh work to 1,228 since The erew's families lived with | Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends. ! Leaman, local businessman, is] Hostetter and Kenneth Drohan, o> 208 LAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA, lthe local district began opera. (10HAN families for INE TOR etree CE lion . iy [part and, from all reports, pro A v %* } Le N moted Italo-American relations or J Local farmers are orman | | oe BE | 1.. Garber, Mount Joy R2, 100 aus os I hes: $ One of Mount Joy's Leading Tire and Appliance Dealers jacres; Orville G, Schwanger, cilig suid both the ship and | PA. 9, i Elizabethtowr Ww Donegal the Italian people always were | ( Fr vei ! be A abet Ow Ei a o S13 | Tw " 1 : and . John F doing a lot of things for each | - I al CS, ‘ Ji . | oP i | Bn ’ Fa in Rl. E Hemp other. He mentioned the fact . ope { MY \ MR - a | ’ that surplus food which would oe Tw acres, ; . | field I'wp , | 10 ac a bd | ordinarily have been disposed i MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. sain 9 Q . / A -_- of in the ship's galley was turn b, a ner pA wpecla nnouncemen 4 Stimulate your by adver- | og over to Italian ‘orphanage. 9 tising in the Bulletin, The ship also staged Christmas o% We (dl pl ure in y i ur many friends and nei thbors th reer renee | RATES for the orphans. A : ck WwW | oP ning in our store at ; The gooowill created aboard i r oO m P re S SO r Oo r Rocks [by the Adriondack went a little are 0. p 3 1 = A STREET MOTINT 10V "A [ further than the Italians Roc Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. oh x EAR JAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY OF A Si | an 3 3 [ thought, In the recent past the S ”e | | French passenger liner De Les 3 — . | . HE | ass £8 5 BUDGET DEPARTMENT [EE | ing and Gradi re! oe —t TH Funeral Director | the fire had been subdued X cavarti n g an ra ing oe : Vik . ; Potiocs 1 ; Sp ye Tw [crewmen from the Adriondack | Removed on r your use and convenience wh mous Kelly hy MOUNT JOY, PENNA, I pitched in and helped pump out Cellars, Trenches, Etc. o Sprin [ir that 1 e bi over 89 years. ; | the ship. It also gave meals to 3 Also t line of Westingh for only a few {25 OFrench troops in whose oe : 3 { gc artme he fire dollars a week with X | Jeetping compartment the fire oP ; ; | bad occurred PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753 ma oe 1 wan ne The Adirondack has served nig oP { N 5 RED Tavs HY | | ee as the flagship of Rear Adm. E. WE IA. Cxuise( . commander Fleet] se ee oe ADEN OF A BUDG 1 rr i {3 CY > IN THE OPENING OF A BUD( CCOUNT AT OUR sTORE : Dr. H. c. Killheffer | Air, United States Naval Forces 3 AH | Optometrist | Eastern Atlantic and Mediter- *% NOW there is no 1 i to wait until pay day to have your car s le i | [ ranean. Captoin Heilig explain- ® yd Kelly tires for that long trip or vacation you had planned or { a 163 S. Charlotte St. cd that it was a bit unusual for v h S h d tT t ew Refrigerator or Range you have been waiting to get for your home. || Telephone 5.3376 : naval command fo De ua 1 ee —F res & mo e oF 81 [| Mon. & wednes. 9.5:30 [embarked on an Amphibious 3 Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M. | ship but it was done through a oe 7 A. WE J 3 You Are Invited to Open a 3 Tues. Fri, sat. || need for office space, 3 9:30-1:00. 2.56 P. M ——— eee oe . i hd 3 ELIZABETHTOWN \ ® 3 SUDGET ACCOUNT 3 RES | Local Youth Self -S Produce And G i o a Telephone 24-F e - ervice ro uce n rocer es 3, on AT OUR STORE TODAY. SAVE YOUR CASH. j (From page 1) : PAY AS YOU EARN AT YOUR TERMS 7 for R. O. T. C, classes several - FAY Ao YOU LARL I OUR TELM 3 vears ago. At that time they : | GG bf , tid wi . 1 Elmer G. Strickler had no basis for predicting the PLENTY OF FREE PARK N 5» Liber rade-in Allowan 1 your old Tires ands Appliances. 3 | Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone 117 }200.000-man reduction in the : pi i ‘4 i 1s “YOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE [armed services called for in the FREE DELIVERY IN FLORIN Ee MT. JOY A Stop in at our store today and let us show you how easy it is to open a is YOU NEED UNDER MY new military budget. oe Budget ‘Account. 2 Neither the Army nor the Air : > 4 COMPLETE . Force appears to favor forcing 3 Sincerely Family Security {the retirement of older officers ~ They contend that officers who | 2 GEO. W. LEAMAN Fire - - Auto - - Life have given many years to the oo EU - LEANNA armed forces are entitled to Accident & Health - - | i 3 CCl serve out their expected term. | & Hospitalization However, a great deal of un- S | L | iY 3 Tv, E M R a8 E T on AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE casiness has been created in 1 Se 35.4( | manpower training circles by A a4 DELIVERY FLOR | N MN PA. - veo IR + A wry Lhe. fear that if R. 0. TC, offis . : DO cers are not taken on active oy : oe duty the Pentagon will be cri ho ticized on the ground that it is os giving the new officers a ‘“doub- 4 | le deferment” from military 3 } |duty. These officers already ** Th e SA F ET 4 -) EST ED SEA L m e Co] n “ — have deferment in the expecta- ** | draft deferment. in the expecta- 5° tion that upon graduation they oe would serve several years on] oo active duty. 3 The Air Force has forced the | on issue by suspending, at least | : temporarily, the call to active | %* [duty of about 4,000 of the 74100 | ”e | rederve officers who were grad- | oe uated from colleges last month. | kA in Lo The army was understood to oS | have proposed such a suspen- sion but it has had no policy guidance on the matter from i low al m i ie <i 4 e the Office of Secretary of De- fense. top-quality Those In Servite 0 Oe 0 00 0 0. 0 ho’ 6? 4% Pvt. Glenn L. Bailey, son of { | i { U Sc b { A R1 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jailey, | of Donegal Springs Road, Mt. | | | 9 0%, Joy, is home on a 15-day fur- lough from Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. Pvt. Bailey re- | cently completed a guided mis- | { sile course at the Alabama sta- | | tion and on his return to duty | will be assigned .as a mainten- | . . . | ance and repair instructor in| 0 % 0. REX RD The hottest value on the used car market is @ “Rocket” Engine Oldsmo! i"! And now -,, because the new 1953 “Rocket” Oldsmobile is so tremendously popular es. we've got a BIG selection waiting for 0 0 Lv ede aged » + ** you. Every car that wears the famous welding. | ** Oldsmobile Safety-Tested Seal is an To Beli | b exceptional buy . . . checked five Be Cloy Risser, ; Son of rays for safety and dependability: ps Mrs, Faul M. Risser, of | a 2 YRYS w PON ay: Manheim R1, recently joined HE FUN THAT COMES IN CANS T Engine, tires, brakes, Steering, « s ¢ the 40th Infantry Division In) an 2 all are gone over carefully, thoroughly! Korea Risser entered the army | . 1st} 1 about the 1 arava I linac u? For oe Yes, you'll find lots of “Rockets” last December and took his ba- | We Americans must be just about the and can-using don fo vou? Kor one o& here . . . but we're also featuring other sic training at Ft. Knox, Ky. | most fun-loving people on earth. thing, tho an of well-paid jobs have oo top makes and models on our Safety | rs | Every year, we spend billions for been created in industry. Farmers find oo Tested Used Car Lot. Every one is | Mr. Chas. E. Oakes, Pennsly- amusement. and recreation. Our taste: beiter markets for their products, and o ] backed by our reputation for fair dealing; | vania Power & Light Com-| range from backyard barbecues to lux- retail stores benefit as a result of the o> Come in... and drive a bargain . . . jpanys president; announced 1o-, ury cruises. Fun is one of the biggest increased variety. New businesses are $ drive away in a Safety-Tested Used Car; jday that P P.& L's ekehange 0 items inthe American family’s bude able to get started. [fer to stockholders oi The items in the American lamily.s Prana nr . 2 Kd | Scranton Electric Company has Here at American Can Company. hus, a better life for all Americans | become effective. Scranton’s 35.000 of us take vour fun seriously. isbuilt salidly on our love for fun. It is * | Introducing Oldsmobile’s new seal . . « symbol of a top-quality deal in used cars; ~ | sharecowners Sop al pl Think of how many things that add to galisfymg to all of ‘us here at Canco to | cent of the preferred stock, as nt : Lp . now that the containers we design ¢ > ‘ - | a class, for exchange. P P & L’s your enjoyment come 11 ¢ id uae 1 ki rh ; RE au 3 fia | exchange offer was first made and canned beer. Suntan cil and holiday pe ee a an . 2 YO U R 2 EALE RR | May 22, 1953, and was conduct- | puddings. Toys and tennis balls. Hard have more fun. And it IS ex iting and Jed until July 15, 1953, the ex- candy and lemonade. Peanuts and pic- rewarding to be part of a team that bi SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER | piration date. nic meats. Even I'ido isn’t forgotten. ' works together as it, plays together— 2 ON What else has all this can-making for the good of all. |HOME ON FURLOUGH : g | William E. Dommel, son of NEWCOMER MOTORS Inc; Mount Joy, Pa. me 3 Done Soins AMERICAN CAN COMPANY & was home on a 12-day furlough yh ya | . | La fin i | from Parris Island, where he | CONTAINERS. o help people live better a received his basic training. He | 9 Xa) 9, aa’ Saat: % ‘ COME IN FO. A DEMONSTRATION—MAKE A "DOUBLE-DATE” WITH A "ROCKET 8" = eed
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