2—The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, October 15, 1953 |
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BY A WISE OWL
Farm show week never fails
to be “visiting” week too. Folks
come to town that you only
bump into once a year and that
at the farm show. There's al
ways ‘a of “fat chewed” and
you catth up on news about old
neighbors that you lost track of.
Tom Stohler has been enrol
led in the “Absent-minded pro-
fessors club.” Last week one
day he drove his car to work at
the shoe factory - - - - when it
came time to go home for din
ner, - - - you guessed it, he
walked home and back, forget
ing he had taken his car that |
morning.
Sam Dock told me that they
are going to fight the “Battle of
Bunker Hill” over again — -——
—— — he said it wasn't on the
level.
Ed Keen tells one about the

“little bee’ but that one isn't}
printable.
Willie approached a pretty
girl, sitting at a table, down at
Frankie's Inn the other night,
and remarked to her: “Baby I
could fall for you-” — — —
stepping away from the table
backwards, he did just that —
— — —— fell over his own feet!
An old timer was leaning a-
gainst a post near the New Ger-
mantown store when a big new
handsome car drove up. A
young man stepped out and
asked Dbreezily. ‘Well, pop,
how long has this town been
dead?”
The old timer looked over!
the stranger for a moment]
without saying anything, then
drawled: “Not extra long, 1
recon. You're the first buzzard
to come around.”
In our estimation here is the
height of illegibility—a doctors
prescription written with a post
office pen in a rumble seat of a
second hand car.
A sixth grader from out Mas-
{ersonville way says his Uncle
Lem isn’t exactly a liar, but
when feedin’ time comes he has
to get somebody else to call the
hogs for him.
Hurley says, ‘Another
vou can't take it with
before you do.
Dud
reason
you——it goes
Two little urchins stood with
their noses pressed against the
barber shop window, “Gee, Bob-
bie, look at that one,”
as he spied a barber wielding a
singeing taper. “He's lookin’ for
’em with a light!”

We hope to live long enough
to see some day
absent-mindedly reach over and
scoop up a dipperful of specta-
tors &

Russ Sumpman says he loveg|
exercises. - - - Every morning
he touches his shoes with his
fingertips, 25 times. Then he
takes the shoes off the dresser
and puts ’em on.
It seems that an old gal of
uncertain vintage from Man-
heim was having a check-up by
her doctor. Upon being asked
her age, replied coyly, “Oh, I
never tell anyone my age, but

as a matter of fact, I've just]
reached twenty-one.”
“Indeed, said the doctor,
“What detained vou?
3-D is supposed to give mov-
said one, |
a steam shovel |
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Congratulations students of
the Mount Joy, East Donegal
and Marietta High Schools
Through all the difficulties that
our new high school
having, the
that it will take at
ten years to drown
three schools for each
You've proved the
opinion wrong already Thru
vour meetings of ring commit
and jacket committees,
vou have proven that you're
ready to make Donegal Joint
| School a successful and happy
has been
ie
1
the
general opinion
least five
out
other
general
tees
| se hool the first year
jackets
the class of
the Donegal
committee
students of the junior
each school met with
tatives of three ring
in a special meeting
an official ring for the
school.
|s¢
have been
1954 and
Joint
four
Rings and
| chosen for
1955 of
School. A of
class of
represen
companies
to choose
new high
The committee took the sug-
gested rings to their respective
| schools for a vote of the stu-
{dents The students’ votes were
counted together, not as a sep-
arate schools and a majority
greater than two thirds was
realized. The ring chosen is a
ring with a large “D” and a
ribbor-effect metal piece be-
neath perpendicular to the D
which says Donegal.
Sophomores of the three
meetings
class col-
Donegal
similar
that the
55,
schools held
and decided
ors of the class of
Joint School, will be blue and
white and decided on the pur-
chase of blue and white cordu-
roy jackets.
THANK YOU
Hals off to the JayCees
the fine parade evening. It
was certainly one that Mount
Joy can be proud to have had.
| Our thanks go to the organiza-
tions and clubs who spent time
fioats make the
for
last
on to parade a
suecess
“thank
we especially
to the
say
Ain
viay
you” merchants who plac
| ed floals and sponsored items in |
| the affair
Birthday Bouquet
Made By
W. G. Mueller
Eliz
Joy Ri.)
Warren Mueller abeth-
town (formerly Mt
made the only birthday bouquet
for the President Eisenhowei
Birthday Party Tuesday at Her
shey.
The bouquet was the gift of
the ‘Pennsylvania Flower Grow
| ers Association of which Mr.
| Mueller has been a me mber for
| the past two years.
This gift was yellow
poms ard white chrysanthe-
mums with red oak leaves and
| huckleberry foliage and
pom-
was
| placed in the living room in the
Hotel Hershey
In addition to the bouquet,
four ‘Mamie carnations were
placed at the base of the bou-
carnations are a
white
running
flower was
“Mamie
kind of
rec
quet
new
with
through it. The
| named by the
{tion association
Mrs. Eisenhower.
Mr. Mueller only made
!the birthday bouquet, but he
entered the presidential suite
at the hotel to place the bou
quet and arrange the coffee ta-
| ble with the other flowers and
| huckleberry foliage.
rs ll A In
carnation,
streak
new
national
in honor
a
carna-
Ol
not
jes depth and reality. Maybe the |
engineers have accomplished
what the. writers haven't been
able to. |
Over the back fence: i
Neighbor: “I hear your old- |
est daughter won a prize at |
business college for dictation. |
Pop: “Yes, that kid gets more |
fike her mother every day!”
A WISE OWL
| held Wednesday,
'All 4H’ers are invited.
4H CLUBS TO SPONSOR
ROLLER SKAPING PARTY
A roller skating party will be
Oet. 21,!7:30
p.m. at Rockey Springs Roller |
Skating Rink. The affair is be- |
sponsored by the 4H Clubs.
ing
Skating parties will be held |
leach third Wednesday of the
{month until the end of Api.

WINNING FARM-—The farm of Victor N. 1] ¢, Mount Joy, R.D. 1, was the winning farm
{ ) i l Ti 1 Te
in the Farm Photo Quiz last week. The far located on the back road from Mount Joy to
Salunga, st utheast of Mount Joy. Mr. Engle lives on the farm which has been in the Engle
family mce 1830

Fat Collection Set Use Our Classifie d Column ~ It Pays,
For November 7 In — Crm
Mt. Joy And Flori
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A fat colecltion has been § i CO | PROFITS
planned for Mount Joy and
Florin by the Girl Scout Neigh oH 3 HE |
borhood of Mt. Joy and Florin,
for Saturday, Nov. 7. The rain
date for the drive will be Satur
day, Nov. 14.
At the recent meeting, it was
Iso decided that the girls will .
attend the First Presbyterian Pu blic
church Sunday, Oct. 25. Scouts ren
are asked to meet at 10:30 am Better
outside the church. Girls are
asked to wear uniforms if pos J
sible.
[t was reported that 108
girls attended the day camp
held this spring with 8 leaders
The group decided to purchase
tents with part of the money
remaining from the camp
Since day camp was held
several camping supplies have
disappeared from the Scout
house: one leather punch and 2
axes. Anvone having these ar
ticles are asked to return them
{o the Scout house at once
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA,
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
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