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2—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, August 13, 1953 ¢ C Pl 0 d S Quality Meats
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THE BULLETIN | * x Llasses ews a ——
Published every Thursday at 11 East || A fellow on Mt! Joy Street went to a local | : Sr. i Jae 0 ox = In Mount Joy —— a
ain Stree > | doctor and asked “If there's anything wrong | * als recently enterialne riends tes ER
Main treet, Mount Joy, h : ything 9 em on ucte Last Friday was an eventful | from Tulsa, Okla. and Vicinity .
Lancaster County, Pa. | with me, don't give me a long scientific name. aay forthe Bove andl’ ind ( F t & Ve etabl
Larmon D. Smith, Publis} Say it so 1 can understand it." —— th o playgr ye x iy re Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keener ruts § €s
n » Yublisher | “Very well—you're lazy.” said the doctor. I a3 . a . : ie playground. Some very fine family spent the first week °
—— If | G h ks. N he sci Ps Aluminum Company of Am prizes were awarded to those of August vacationing at Brig-
John E, Schroll, Editor and Publisher | i 8 \ — ah iW Jum | e scientific name | jc,’ Lancaster Works train: worthy of these prizes. “Mike” nin °N, J. ey 1a - KRALL'S Meat M k
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1901 - 1952 gota report 3 to Wg oo ing program for technical em-|Pricio and Jack Bennett of the |e pt dr ol
Subscription Rate: $2:00 Per Year by Mail. ||| 1 asked a friend if he ever seen anyone like Is how being conducted) Walfare Committee presented |G. Grove 172, D. Swartz 167, J.\" = 000 agvertisers. | WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT Joy
Advertising rates upon request. | my wife—and he explained | at. the pant si the awards. Mumma 165, J. Bender 164, H. atronize
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, “Yeah, once—but I had to pay admission. Once the grading and exca- | Joe Hostetter and Judy Frey Griggs 162, R. Stoner 158, R. a be — ——
Pa., as second-class mail under the Act bo — Me and my big mouth!!! vation work at the plant site, received trophies as the out-|Becker 155, D. Fackler 155, D.
of March 3, 1879. * * w on the Fruitville Pike, Lancast- | standing boy and girl of the|Grove 152, DB. Heisey 147, J.
Member, Pennsylvania Newspaper Prof. Enck says “A wit is a man who says ©" Was We II underway, wo |playground. Kaylor 140, R. Ramsey 138, B.
Publishers’ Association what you couid have said if you had thought | raining buildings began taking| John Dick and Janice Berrier|Stoner 134, R. Buchenauer 133, WHERE BUT ATA & P.. SO MANY BIG BUYS!
| of it.” shape on the site late in April. | poceived trophies for the best Flory 131, J. Wealand 125,
A Te | * »* Each of the two buildings—12| attendance in ‘the age group 5|R. Ziegler 123, R. Ramsey 119, -
| Mother: “Daughter, before you get serious | Ic! high at the eaves—is 100 ¢o 11, J. Collins 117, Robt. Pennell Come See!
| with Tom be sure he is always kind.” feet long and 40 feet wide, with | Vernon Oberholizer received) 15, I. Stark 114, E. Etsell 112,
| Dauihter: “Oh, I'm sure of that, mother, he |? floor space of 4,000 square a tennis trophy for winning the I. Fellenbaum 105, T. Lane 108
[told me just the other day he put his shirt on | feet aprece | tennis aournament. ye: Hockenberry 02, 8. Gunner Co
: === a horse that was scratched.” The training buildings each | Joe Hostetter, 644 points, base 101, R. Gantz 101, D. Mateer mpare. A
= | * He + have a class room for instruc-|pali glove; Rickey Divet, 537 100, D. Rehr 94, D. Naugle 90, A
A rR Earl Miller told me about the guy who de- [tion in the use of gauges and |points, Traveling bag; James D. Zeller 89, P. Hostetter 81, M. he
Es | cided to reform——The first week he cut out [testing equipment, blue print|Nissley, 518 points, traveling Kear 80, J. Bennett 77, P. Sine- Economize! So
—_— es | tobacco—The second week he cut out drink— | reading, mathematic and relat-| hag; James Pennell, 479; Cam-| 83" 76, C. Groff 75, M. Kunkle . fresh
= & The third week he cut out the fair sex—And |ed courses. Over 40 pieces of |erg plus film; Larry Watkins, 75, R. Funk 75, R. Grove 150. 0 5 RR Over h
pre the foulth week he cut out paper dolls! shop equipment such as auto- 470. base ball bat: i Each member of the Phillies . Sale M
| 170, bas at; NAV SANS NNN
= Pes - * | matic screw machines, nail For the girls it was: haseball team that won the : PN T ik PEI
Ee Happiness sneaks in through a door you | headers, rivet headers, thread Thelma Snavely, 314 points, Park League will. receive a California Pink Meat + « » Jumbo 27-Size P.O. I
= es {didn't know you left open. rollers, lathes and presses will |jgentification bracelet, Loretta basebal trophly. ¢
T= Fo * : * : be used in the training. { Hornafius, 298, camera and film wr Cantaloupes for V
Th | 1! 4 Loki pve fis ive file, De Buea of oy These buildings will be used | Judy Frey, 296, camera and| Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends. | ty
* Re. or hesearcn lnds S one sil unseiued: for training purposes for some film; Joyce Berrier, 274, wallet; California—None
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nN what age does a bachelor become Confirm- {ime after production gets un-|Rebecca McKain 232, wallet. Ww > P arsed le Seedless Grapes PRICED HIGHER 2 39
ed? : derway in the main plant. Ev-| The following received movie € roviae Cherries Noithwestern—None 39¢
* * * {entually, they will be used as|passes: Jon Harnish, K. Wat- TI > M )st Lib oT ul veg TUI
B Y A WwW I S E O WwW L Judge — "Aren't you ashamed to be seen | yarechouses kins, R. Packer, W. Pennell, D. Ce 0S LOCY( Carrots Mi Fred 1b, Sm 1 0c
here in Cone £2 chem) h { ab The actual {raining program |Swartz, D. McGarvey, T. Lane, it Tact ig
isoner— Y, no your nonor, always | (or technical lovees got un-!J arrenkam . May Fresh Freestone
Why Is It? ; risor for technical employees got un-|J. Darrenkamp, K. May, M. J, 0S i a Peache ] 0 5 ge Ww
: thought it was a very respectable place.” derway June 29. The program |Meckley, P Cai 8 Now Priced Higher ¢
i ay » 29, rogri Meckley, P. McKain, N. Pen-
When a garage man makes a mistake, he * > +* wg eng go er] St el A Shp. Vance 9 igs 95¢
adds it to your bill, ; | is designed to train a selected ne ® " ° elery None. Priced sli
When a preacher makes a mistake. nobody Here's one Les Funk sent me. croup to set up and operate au Many thanks to Clair Wag- e ca - urgic
“nows the difference. Today as I stood on a corner, tomatic screw, nail and rivet |ner, manager of the local thea- Old South Froze, .
When a lawyer makes a mistake, it was I was thrown for a twenty year loss | machines. A limited number of ter for the passes. 0 ge J Reduced : Sot 79
just what he wanted, because he has a chance When a cub scout, called two of his friends— tool room mechanics and re-| The following people will Coverage For ran J vice brea) xan ul
to try the case all over again. And offered to help me across! | pairmen will also be trained. [make the trip to Williamsport, y Snow Crop
But when tae editor makes a mistake . . .. * * * 3 Director of training is Ed-| on one of these days, Aug. 25 Your Dollar Reduced Youn ¢
good nighi! The whole world knows it! A local weekly newspaper carried a help- | mond Cotton, formerly of the|thru Aug. 28. The date and time Frozen eas Price! pkgs
* * Tamed ad Jor; Director, from 24 to | Edgewater, N. J. operations, be published later. Thelma ALSO Lemonade Real Gold 2 6-01 98: 1 “A
A local mother took her seven-year-old n= oa om 35 5 and pe fier | who will be assisted by a staff | Snavely, L. Hornafius, J. Frey, Frozen cans | 4
daughter to a highly progressive day school. people work. Must willing to play golt ev- |, seven. J. Berrier, J. Darrenkamp -23i, CANCER - POLIO : S01 c
The {iret question she was asked: “Are you a Sry othe; afternoon. Salary over $300 to start. First to enroll in the training !|R. Loewen, 208; R. Klugh, 205; { Snow Crop Grape Juice any 35
little boy or a little girl?" Due don’) have this job. We just thought we'd [ program three Lancaster ||P. McKain, 149; N. Pennell, 145 AND Chicken Pgs i es 89° ‘
“Ima life boy.” was the answer, Jeo see in print what everyone is applying | Coun Bernard. Vollen- M. J, Meckley, 131; S.Gutshall y _ el
Teacher went on, scaring the mother to| * * | we 0 who will|125; M. Sinegar 120; D. Kulp, DREAD DISEASE
death . . . the child was psychologically con- : : * : fn of antomaie) 115, F. Wolgemuth 112, Z. Mar- {353 Ne fect
fused, etc. On the way home mother asked.| , Here's the way I got it but I'm not sure i : ) Harry Deis-|kley 103, M. Sprecher 100, D, POLICY Tomatoes lona 2 Voor 21 c
“Darling, why did you say you were a boy?” it High 1 See ie. ited of I who will work | Frantz 96, J. Rohm 86, J. Hess ® Brand “ant
| ut for machines, and Ed-|63, R. Williams 57, K. May 55 { 1 Heart's Delight 46- 3
Cause when anybody asks me a dumb ORSE Coupe had Swe machines, an ’ 4, 5. May 29, 3 or c
1 give a ae y a w © evening, and after having made it a roth- Peach Bottom, who |J. Hostetter, R. Divet, J. Nissley . ru Apricot Nectar = 39 Fri
ole ' er long evening, upon arriving home, and nc! rivet department op-|J. Pe 1, L. Watkins rey A P i 1 Sult 9.
Ie. x x Be Tak iv department op 3, Besa Ly Wot, 11. AMGIIGAN | Fradt Qockiall oF. WF 331 an
: ; 5 > 7 : |426; V. Oberhelizer 425, B. : ; ELIZAB
A young woman and a handsome farm lad children - - - especially the canary - - - i: hiring of these men | Broff 405, K. Watkins 397, J. 1 Gruyere Chees Belen vines dam. “St 29¢
isvill i 1 _| Mrs. sneaked quietly over to the cage ax have joined the|Harnish 389, Gary Maxwell 382 d fistirance 0 Lo
near Landisville were walking along a coun od: fie. bird. Next PR ig bin Sha » Granulated S 25-16 § 42 51h c 10k > §ge
iry road one evening. The farm lad was carry-| Saver 4 e Dir ork the — op Next mor : squad and additiona J Brown 359, J. Dick 349, R. | ugar bag bag 50 i}
ing a large pail on his back, holding a chicken | en Sn1e uncovere e cage the do + will be hired as full 344, W. Vogel 335, D. Of New York Nutle Oleomar arin 2 1b 39¢ kb:
in. one hand, a cane in the other, anl leading a open and the bird gong — — — after « cimployees at a rate of a-|McGarvey 332, J. Craul 331, D. y 8 ine pgs { |
goat. They came to a long dark lare. worried moments the canary was fou:.. In tive per week over a three | Halbleib 317, C. Rohm 306, R. Mason Jars dozen T5¢ dozen 85¢
Said the. gil, Tm raid to walk Tere with ed on a whatnot shelf. — — — and {2¢ fan. v :ths period. Approximately |Rice 291, W. Pennell 283, H. Et- CLAIM OFFICE ' wot Jory quai jon '
od You might ity to. Riss we.” * part about it, had been there when tse cage y will be given technical train- [sell 286, M. Mumma 258, R. Mayonnaise ro 3 Gout 55
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¥ Said the § lad: “H ddd 1 with ol was covered the night before. — — —— — -= | ing for six months in funda- | Eichler 257, J. Brian 245, R. T . I d D aor x i Oni)
a ad the aa 2 Sow co » with all The next time your phone isn’t working and | mentals in the use and opera- Kear 243, C. Miller 235, R. Pen- 18 W est Main St. ala ressing Poge y 4 25¢ ve 45¢ I Sal
ti things 1p carrying : the man comes to fix jt ask him about it. tion of the various machines. !nell 229, Jim Harnish 220, P Angel Food Cake Jane Parker 17-02 49: made J
Well, you might stick the cane in thel A WISE OWL | Upon completion of this basic | Rovenolt 216, H. Schneider 208, Mt. Joy, Pa. 2 Specie cake
EE er —_— re =| An se. they wil Con. LE 7 cs 907 x tarsal OAR Teil Pkq. a
° es that he has worked up case (heart trouble in one of his pa- course, they W i Som \, Young 207, 8. Hornish, 206, PHONE 3-6891 fey {Puy shi ony)
Makin Stud eres. xT is | tinued instruction for higher |P. Rice 200, R. Packer 199, A. -689 T : :
g y histories: of drivers with heayifuenis skills, | Halbleib 186, B. Grau 185, J. Stop. in or free ea ags of 48 54 of 10 499 Sheed
Of H P f t ailments who have died behind “Certain heart conditions| One instrument used in test- Phillips 174, R. Williams 173. at Ire Crescent Tasty
eart a en S the wheel in traffic accidents. make it unwise for the patient |ing skills of potential technic- —m/—0———- —o ug ae #
“he doclofs who. had. af ji operate a motor vehicle, and | ians is an industrial vision test Party Mints go 14° 1% 28°
As Drivers tended these people at one time | bis physician is best qualified | "8 machine 10 tost employoes Extra Thin
en wd ven sowie i|10 Tecan uch cum’, ees of seeing, dept [| LORI N FARMS || | Bachman'sPie crue
their physical conditions,” Dr [Faller points out. “It is a doc — ea | ac man S retzels 7 w= 36
A special committee of the|Faller explains “were asked for's duty to see to it—in some Vegetable Shortening
Medical Society of the State of|whether or not their patients|{way—that patients with dang- DELICI T y C i 1-1b c c
Pennsylvania, meeting Friday ought to have been driving. In/ecious heart auments do not MAYTOWN U S FiSCo can 32 34h 817
in Pittsburgh, will try to decide dition ie 2 sicians were 'arive.” aisles nie Tle Household Cleanser .
on ~ |asked to stale what should be 1 ne contemplated action ; \ | i
ust what : GE s y At a e g he May 1
just what a physicizn should to keep such tragedies meeis with strong endorsement | A A faytown Spic and Span - 24: boa 17 100
to prevent a patient with heart|{rom happening. rom the Commonwealth's ton Fire Company this week, plans 9 pkg .
trouble from driving a motor| From a study of the answers oe safety ay T re were inaugurated to conduct a ; For the Laundry x |
vehicle. bo ae I ap r 1 safety e , T. Eln drive for funds in East Donegal | - J D t i te: c
S S nguiries. :ranseau. Director of the Bur-|m. one to C1 500) y g Joo. giant
Dr. Constantine P. Faller,|the chairman believes his coin- cau oi Safety, whose accident- 0 lia whic id a D 8 er en gi -
Harrisburg physician, is chair- {mittee will be able to come up r : i eG. on. recently: purenas- | N Ai etergent
ys : 8 ome up record section provided a | § Ww < |
man of the special sub-commit- with a definite recommenaation ra.cr with data upon which od als ade to 1 1d | i o Ready For Canning Dreft large 29 glant 710° SA
tee of the state society's board |to the state-wide membership wie case histories could be built, |, Re 2 So mie ° 30 g = bs | pkg. pkg. |
of trustees—a group named |as to a doctor's best procedure ceciares that any such CRO Sot Fes and. $2 evenmg| Detergent
nearly 3 years ago. He disclos|when he is confronte east tats iliac POTS cer
lyn BY confronted wiih Ly Pennsylvania's physicians| The company will again meet & Cheer tia 8 vom c Lon
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: ave leit for a lorg time | post will be entertained by the |} 1 c c
Hat that some saieguard was neces- | Auxiliary of the Paul Revere ||| PHONE 3-9891 MOUNT JOY R. D. 1 ||| e aka. Deh
i sary. Certainly the person driv- |p ape~ Post of Columbia at the |} VAT = RE ote se a ¢ Ao Granulated Soa «
ing along toaay's perilous high- |, SFT . ah | | FOLLOW SIGNS FROM DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD P ‘
5 : annual Gavel Bell party on Au- | | [ X 0 : ¢ c ‘
[ways with a serious heart con- | gust 19, | 39_{fe | y rg 29 giant 10 :
PRECAUTIONS [eto is a menace to himself, | A relay will be held at May- | . as | Granul pa he :
to those riding with him, and {ow anne ab turn intel) ranulated Soap ”
own on Sunday at two o'clock | ;
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lo other motorists. Any control jv Zone 7 of the County Fire- [}| | Duz large C gion c .
ee ' ‘A jour doctors can exert over this | wen’s Associati anicz | M Pkg. kg.
Gamma Globulin—okttained from hus bo . i$ 1 4 : = |men’s Association. Companies | pkg
man blood—gives pretection {=r a few {Situation is bound to save lives” | participating in the relay are] 3.1 | Ri {
weeks. However, it is in \.2Y SORT Besides Dr. Faller, the com- |) grietta, Elizabethtown, Bain- |} ron al in S 1 ! c
SUPPLY mittee consists of Dr. Luther IL |jrid 1 Mori | [} vor 0a 1 cok ag
. i NSIStS . ther Lf bridge, Maytown and Florin. | 1 selon fs
A vaccine is not ready (or 15.7. But ih iho % Hout en: D> J | ’ | Ri Large Size
there is hope for the fuiure. i iam G. Leaman. © | hi
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