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Walking up town last Tues-| Mount Joy, Pa., U. S. A, { Sloan’s Pharmacy Home Offices; COLUMBUS; AH
ay ing Jer 2 Dear Editor, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
day morning I overtook men itor i | Joy Mieatre Bldg. Warren H. Steh
Reasonable Raies
PAUL E.
BY A WISE OWL
The Bulletin,

walking along slowly enjoying It has been in my mind for
the beautiful weather. After al sometime to write and express
short time the one remarked: | my appreciation for the Bullet- |
“Spring in the air!” “Why/ in. I get a lot of the home news |
should I?" asked the other. that people just seem to forget |
— — — Isn’t that a horrible} to write about. |
When I see the constant prog- |
ress that is going on in our little |
town, it sure makes me realize |
MOUNT JOY PHONE 211R4
11-ifc
SQUARE ST., FLORIN
PHONE MT. JOY 3-5547

way to start the column.
Friday night I overheard
“Jake” Landvater ask “Willie” how The Lord's blessing is up
on U. S. Especially when I com- |
pare it to the place where we
are living in India. The popula- |
tion in this place is more than |
Mount Joy and Florin combin- |
ed. Yet in this place there is no!
garage, only two privately own- |
The little | €d cars in the place and one of
I'm very unhappy! . | 3
wife brought home four pounds | those belongs to my fellow mis. | NEWTOWN | PERSONALS

Enck why he wasn’t in the Owl
Laff column the past several
weeks. — -—- — — — Between
vou and I Jake, I made a New
Year's resolution to keep this
column clean.
the only way you can really
cut your food hills is to save on
the many necessary items of food
instead a few ‘‘specials’’
On The Spot |

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of onions today and started to|sionary and the other to a rich |

mess around cold frames. It retired estate man. We have 10! Cpl. Cyrus Peifer, Jr is |
wont be long now until my nice! 80 to the larger cities for many | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John spending a ten-day furlough at . Thin-Skin A
restful evenings in front of the of the things we need. Miller were Mrs. Jack Miley | his home on Mount Joy Street. Del Rich
He is stationed at the Engineer |
When I told the local Head .and children, Mt. Joy, Mr. and
master that at home most labor-| Mrs. Russell Weidman and | Replacement Training Center at
ers drive cars, to him it is al-| children, Lancaster R.D Fort Belvoir, Va.
Eon ope Florida Grapefruit «29° SP
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Margarine
We know a musician on East
Main Street who took up piano
playing because his glass of
beer kept sliding off his violin.

Don't worry about your hair
falling out. Think how bad it
would ke if it ached and you
had to have it pulled.
Kramer tasted some
thing new the other day. Gwen-
nie, his wife, bought some lolly-
pups for the dog but put them
on the bureau. Later in the day
she walked iiit0 the room and
saw Bus chewing away on some-
thing. When she asked him
what he was eating he indicated

the candy on the bureau. She
couldn't keep a straight face
and not tell him it was dog food.
Heard over cokes at Sloans:
Frosh: Something came into
my mind and then went out a-
gain.
Soph: Maybe it was lonely.
Down in Washington on
Washington's birthday I was

on a bus headed for the stores;
that had the 1le¢ televisions,
when the rookie bus driver ov-
errun with unruly passengers
crowded in his bus, hollored:-
“Hey! All you folks in front
please move up, so that them in
th’ rear can take th’ places of
them in front, and leave room
for them that are neither in
iront or rear!”
It just doesn’t make sense’
Doctors keep telling us that
drinking is bad for us . . . . but
we notice a lot more old drunks
around than old doctors.

According to the Russians.
they invented everything we
enjoy over here except full din-
ner pails.
“Yes. I had a little balance in
the bank,” said a fellow to his
pal. “But 1 got engawed two
months ago and now—"
“Ah, ves, love is what makes
the world go round,” his pal in-
terrupted.
“Yes, but I didn't think it
would go round so fast as to
make me lose my balance.”
most unbelievablé. But then |
many at home earn as much in|
four hours as laborers earn here |
| tle and daughters, Columbia, |
im a month.
It has also amazed me to see
the constant ads advertising job
opportunities. This too is be-|
cause opportunities here are so |
few. One certainly appreciates |
these things when he gets away |
from them and sees how some |
people have to live. Then to]
think how dissatisfied so many
people at home are and how
they gripe about things. They
are really living like the rich-
est of this country and really |
better.
As you probably realize I am |
a missionary here in , North In- |
dia, we are working in the |
midst of a vast area with prac- |
tically no Christians in it. We|
trust that here and in Mount |
Joy people may turn from their |
| sin and trust Christ as Saviour
If people here do this I believe |
progress will be increased. And |
if people at home do it I believe
they will thank God in a new!
way for the blessings that they
enjoy as Americans.
Yours sincerely,
ALMOS E. SHELLY
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
MOUNT JOY POST OFFICE
On July 27th, 1953 the Post
Office was turned over to me as
Acting Postmaster
Within 60 days I was able to
extend city carrier service to a
business place that had been try-
ing to get this service for sev-
eral years, but was unable to
get service for some unknown
reason.
Within 3 months I was grant
ed permission to extend eiwv
carrier service to Cedar Lane,
after I had presented the pro
posal to the Post Offict Depart
ment at Washington. I was in-
formed by the patrons that they
had tried unsuccessfully fox
more than 2 years to get this
service
Within 3 months I had earned |
the respect and confidence of all
the employees at the Office and
we were getting along very
picely. I had been informed on |
Visitors during the past week |
of Mr. and Mrs. Aristice Wittle
were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartzell, of |
Nazareth, Mr. and Mrs. Donald |
Jones, Mt. Joy R.D., Mr Charles
Wittle, Columbia R.D., Mr. and
Mrs. Ragner Hallgren, Mt. Joy, |
and Rev. O. K. Buch, Manheim
Mr. and Mrs. John Fogie, of |
Mountville, visited Mrs. Serena
Fogie.
Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher of
Kinderhook visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and fam-
ily on Sunday.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Fogie and family were Mr. Vic
tor Fogie, Phila. Mrs Edna
Kuhn of town, Mr. George
Schoelkoph and sons. Columbia
Mrs. Martha visited
Mrs. Alfred Atland and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Barton of Colum-
bia.
Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Grossman celicbrated his
6th birthday on March 6.
Mrs. Pearl Brenneman and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roven-
olt and family attended the 50th
anniversary of Mr. Rovenolt’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Seidel
Fovenolt at Tionboltzille, Pa.,
last weekend.
linger and children, Mt. Joy R.
D. and Pvt. Donald Fogie, Fort
Pickett, Va :
Sunday visitors of Mr. and

Mrs. Jacob Erb were Mrs. Paul |
| Witmer and children, Marietta,
Mr. John West, Wilmington,
Del, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erb
ona daughter Jean, Miss Minnie
Frb, and Mes. Katie Erb, Mount
Jov R. D

«The Ladies Aid Society of the.
Newtown EUB Church held
thor monthly meeting at thet
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman |
Silver Spring.
There will be a Spelling Bee
on Saturday, March 20 at 7:30
p. m. in the Newtown School- |
house sponsored by the Merry
Maids Sunday School Class and
| their teachers, Mrs. Loreen
Robert Witmer visited his!
| mother, Mrs. Paul Witmer, of
Marietta
Visitors during the past week
| Arndt and Miss Alice Strickler.
of Mr. and Mrs. John Grossman
and family were, Mr. and Mrs.
William Rynier, Misses Kath
leen and Helen Rynier, Miss
Mabel Hamilton, Gap, Mr. and |
Mrs. Roy Eisenberger, Stras-|
burg, Mrs. Robert Rutter, Lan-
caster, Mrs. William Geltmach-
Helen Grossman and
Mary Hershey, Soudersburg.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ma-
urice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie
| Witmer of the Newtown -EUB
| Mrs. Edith Erb visited Mrs | Church. |
{ Charles Wittle, of Columbia R
| D. last Friday
There will be special musical |
selections, there will be two
spelling classes. one for chil-
dren 12 years and under, and
one class open to all ages. Clas-
ses will be taught by Rev. R. H.
There will be refreshments of
all kinds for sale. Price of ad-
mission will be 30c¢ for adults
and 15¢ for children. All pro-
ceeds will be used to help fur-
nish the basement of the church. |
Everybody welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. R. H Arndt |
visited Friday until Sunday
noon with friends at Sunbury,
! Richfield and Liverpool, Pa.
Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg- |
er were, Mr. Benjamin Weaver, |
Maiietta, Mrs. Violet Shanna- |
brook and daughter Violet, and
son Walter
Charles Weaver, Columbia R.D.
and Mrs. Irene Snyder, of town.
Mrs. Edith Erb and Bobbie
Witmer were Monday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
{ Brosey and family of Silver
Spring.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
Columbia, Mr. |
mei pee
Visitors at the Arndt Home |
were Mary Lefever, Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin L. Campbell and
daughter, Mrs. Earl Campbell
and daughter. Edna of Lancast-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Lefever, |
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lefever and
daughter of Conestoga, Mr. and
| Mrs. A. Myers, Holtwood.
Mrs. Vira Fike who assists at |
the Arndt Home is spending a |
few days in Philadelphia, visit- |
ing her daughter and family.

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Crescent
Salted Peanuts
é-oz. 19¢
cello. pkg.
Mazola Oil
pint 39 quart 15¢
bottle bottle
gallon can $2.29

Campfire
Marshmallows
“= 31°
Linit Liquid
Laundry Starch
will |
Cut-Rite
Waxed Paper
125 ft. 25¢
roll
Kleenex
Facial Tissues
pkg. 16¢ pkg. 23¢
of 200 of 300
20 Mule Team
Borax
Ib, 18: 2.1b, 33
, Pkg. pkg.
Lux Soap
3 regular size 25¢
cakes
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Granulated Soap

Fresh Carrots
Avacado Pears
Lai 5 Ibs 29¢
Pascal Celery roc
Potatoes’ * * 10 =, 25¢
Birds Eye Broccoli vores 22::39¢
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weer 49C

Grated Tuna Fish eva 2
Sunnybrook Red Salmon 63¢
Cold Stream Pink Salmon ..” 43¢
Chum Salmon
Nunt’s Catsup
Sliced Pineapple
aa Ye
Nabisco Ritz Crackers
Corn Flakes“
Nabisco Premium Saltines
176-siz0
Large Florida Oranges
iceberg Lettuce
ob 19¢
2 « 35¢
Jose cello 19¢
2 in 28¢
Frozen Orange Juice
Seabrook Farms Frozen
French Fried Potatoes
Lima Beans °
California—ONE PRICE large 29°
NONE PRICED HIGHER heads
"Rome Apples All-purpose
Salad Mix
Cole Slaw "==
Prunes sue
Dried Apricots clo pig B96
Seedless Raisins “om i: 19¢
an 290
4. 48
Regalo 3-00, lis. 19¢
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Sail Detergent ‘ve 216
V-8 Cocktail Vey oe a 300
Iona Tomato Juice er 19
lona Cut Beets
Cheddar Cheese 45¢ *:* 55¢
Peanut Butter..." 35¢ > 49¢
pkgs
Strawberries Vo 16.0: 386
Frost pkg
Perch Fillets Lh 35¢
pkgs
Flounder Fillets Mb 45¢
pkg

2
3
3 28
jar
Velveeta Cheese Food > 89c
Salad Dressing "0%. 45¢
Jar
Dutch Apple Pie vo, = 38¢
Hot Cross Buns “,, = 29¢
Ail Prices in This Advertisement Effective Through Saturday, March 13th

Lux Soap
Cashmere-Bouquet
Soap
3 regular size 25¢
cakes
Breeze °
Detergent
Swanee Golo-Soft
Tissue
2k 2 25¢
Surf

several occasions by the Post | ward Isler and family and Mrs. large c i ? 35 large 3c giant Cc large 30¢ giant 60¢
Office Inspector that I was do-| Irene Snyder were Mr. and Mrs. | pkg. cakey pkg. pkg. pkg. pka.
A fellow at Florin boasts: “I; ing a swell job, and that his in-| William Westenhafer, Marietta, JAMES B. HEILIG | -
used to be twins. My mother | spection of our office earned for| Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Snyder, | 8 . New Chiff
reen Giant tion
: 3
Niblet’s Corn Flakes
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has a picture of me when I was, me a very favorable report to! and family, E'town R. D.
giant 61 large c large 31 giant 63°
‘ pkg. 2 91 c D2: 33 pkg. pkg. pkg.
Funeral Direct
two.) — — — — We won't ar-| the Post Office Department, in| Mrs. Mabel Ness visited Mr. unera
cans cans

Rinso
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Silver Dust

gue. fact just ten days before I re-| and Mrs. Howard Witmer and

eye ceived my report from the Civil | family.
What I'd give for a wife as Service Commission, they in-| Mr. and Mrs Daniel Gelt-
nave as this fellows - - - formed me that I was getting | macher and daughter 3arbara |
Wife: “What's this I found in| along very nicely. Ann and Mr. Meriin Funk, vis- |
your trousers pocket:” I wish to take this means td| ited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Garn- |
Husband: “That's a pawn lic-| {hank the many patrons who| er and family, of Wrightsville |
ket.” have voiced deep regret that 1| R. D. ;
Wife: “Why didn’t you get 2| will be forced to leave the of-| Mr. Jacob Geltmacher, Col-
so we could both go? You never | fice, I also wish to state that 1! umbia R.D. visited Mr. and Mrs.
take me any place.” +. | will leave with regret as I real- | Robert Frank and family.
ly enjoyed the position. { Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver
In our opinion ‘political ec- ELMER L. ZERPHEY, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
onnomy” 'are two words that Acting Postmaster Steele, of Lancaster.
shuold be divorced on the a Mrs. Pearl Brenneman, Mos.
grounds of incompatability. A certain Mother from town | Edith Erb, Mrs. Betty Brosey |
tiers received a letter from her! and daughter Linda Lee spent]
Of course, we also are of the | daughter, and ended the letter | Tuesday with Mrs. Ralph Kieth [+
opinion that a sewing circle is! saying: “If you don’t get this| of Brunnerville,
just another place where wo- "etter, let me know and I will Visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Har
als " J i
men go to needle each other. write another. ry Weaver were Mrs. John Mel-

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ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phone 702-J |
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Life Insurance Co.
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