There never was an ‘age of ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. . | % | Pennsylvania Man O WwW L L A F F S Marie jo BILL STN ‘3! Manetta School { H y d by DAV Cottage cheese for a salad can | wood’ simply because there Phone 702 ever ay a onore y | be served plain or with one of | never was a conceivable time FARM BUREAU East Main Street, Mount J ein oh County. 79. ik News hs | these: chopped anchovies, pine- | when man did without it. ’ a G4. Larmon D. Smith, Publisher Pel ; ives iekles | Sure fire | | JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director | | apple pieces, olives, pickles, | Life Insurance Co. nuts or green onions. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, March 18 2 | : (COTTAGE CHEESE NO 'AGE OF WOOD’ | Benj. ¥. Garber John E. Schroll, The Junior Class of Marietta Patronize Bulletin Advertisers # Home COLUMBUS OHIO ‘ditor and Publisher, 1901-1952 iy High School will present the 3- | ¢ 0 & | act ¢ dy, ‘Crazy But Cute,” | 4 Subscription Rate $2.50 per | wet comec) vy ’ i r ~ | . vear by Mail written by Bertita French, Mar. | NEW SHOP HOURS | ® Wrecks Rebuilt D nie’ rates upon request. | 25, 1954 at 8 P. M. in the high CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY | Entered at the postoffice at] ; 2D L N : Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class | Sea] auditor A fos: : | TUESDAY - FRIDAY - 9:00 TO 9:00 ® Cars Painted 7 1d 0] B R 3 A mail under the Act of March 3,{ The cast includes James all d aN ER CoN LF cos. 1 1879. . | Grove, Sara Jane Portner, Alan | SATURDAY - 8:00 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M. @® Glass Insta € Eo Bureau: Mutual Aut Insurance LE Member, Pennsylvania News- | Kugle, Bruce Hoffman, Sonja oh AL as 4 TH CL re | paper Publishers” Association. | carver, Edward Miller, Naomi | HAIR CUTS WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT HANK'S Rakesh = Rutherford, Doris Groff, Kath-| | . . OTR RL AUTO BODY SHOP i leen Hamlin, Helen Gorman, [ ’ nn CIIND | | Editorially | Darlene Gilbert, William Shirc- | # VICTOR BROOK'S BARBER SHOE | 28 OLD MARKET STREET "Warren H. Stehman DO YOU HAVE A | man. | FLORIN PHONE 3.6931 a0 E ST, F LORIN } " | SUGGESTION? | The play is being directed by | 9-de PHONE M De BY A WISE OW L In this issue of the Bulletin, | Hubert Peters. ———— rte peers Yearbook Aimost Completed Final layouts for the year-| we have given the third sugges- | Felt so St. Patricksy ener tion received as go what to do k day that I wrote the column in| with the elementary school book, ‘The Mariettian,” will be | : » elementary plot | : , green ink. | 7 Several months ago,] Sent this week. According to Filmer Abrams; Philadelphia Due to rising cost, A&P Coffees will advance 5c a pound next MONDAY, MARCH 22nd. We | the chool 0 ard and Cham production schedule, the finish- fruit produce w holesaler, has heen urge you fo buy an extra ound or more this weekend so that you may take advantage of y gC ard i ha opt : : £ [ Simian Can. 1 | named recipient of the Disabled the prices shown in this Met a fellow on the bus to|of Commerce asked interested | books will arrive by May 1.1 Ay eriean Veterans Citizen Salute Mild and Mellow EIGHT COFFEE .. 9% .., *2.91 Rich and Full-Bodied RED CIRCLE :OFFEE te 252.97 : Orders for books will be taken | of the Month for outstanding as- Lancaster carrying a music| citizens to thipk about the sub-| A by any member of the Senior sistance to disabled veterans. stool. I asked him where he was| ject : rite ich | ti 4 sto asked he ject and write lette rs which | Class Abrams, 47, has continuously eon- going and he explained: “I'm | could be printed in the Bulletin. | : | tributed fruit for hospitalized dis- returning this music stool to the This is not a subject which Teachers Spend Day Observing abled veterans and has personally y Mh a The school in Marietta was| assisted the DAV in its project store where I bought it vel can be discussed and acted up-| > 3 sas projects, : tee ; sp 3 iy )AV award is one of a series > Te g - : : . closed Tuesday, Mar. 9 in order Lhe 1 twisted and turned it in all di-| 5 at any time in the far future. dy by the organization which each rections, but I can’t.get a single . tn 5 tracy sible | to permit the teachers to ob- aonth honors nationally a person : . tiote cut off.” BUS Bae y a et serve other schools. Several who hos furthered the cause of FOOD STORES Yigoigus and Wines A 1b $ 3b $ high school building will vegin| To fo Susquehaina Township os I roe slit BOKAR COFFE: 1 03 3.03 Have vou heard about the fel- iD duns to change it into an le | School, some visited Manheim — On "oy : - bag bag low who called his car "Flatte-| building. | Central School District, Roh- | HOSPITALS IT WILL PAY YOU TO * { rerstown Elementary = School, COME SEE. Large 176-Size Florida (One Price—None Priced Higher) ry” because it got him no- where? As of March 18, there remain | york Public Schools, and Coat-| The 8,637 registered hospitals COME SAVE AT A&P! only three months for citize ns | seville Public Schools in the U. S. admitted 18,237,118 of the town to give suggestions | Girls to Attend County Chorus | patients in 1952, one every 1.7 | Oranges «29° “Quint” Amspacher told me he is working on a new invention: | &> to what to do with the land.| county Chorus will be held seconds. ft Ll t . An alarm clock with half a bell | Even if your suggestion is NoOl/ pig vear at Millersville State | meer eee ip on California Fresh (One Price—None Priced Higher) designed to awaken only the adopted you can put some! qeachers College Saturday, | - Tea Broccoli wT = A lady downstown asked her | | Weien, Doris Groff, Patty Hugh- | Thin-Skin (One Price—None Pages Higher! domestic help why she hadn’t Letters To The Editor jo es, Shirley Bailer, Dawn Zink, 4.01, 35¢ 8-oz. 05¢c 1 5 " Jeane? > wi 8 4 irley Myers, and Sonja Carv- NZ kg. awe the ow Ih answer to the suggestion | ww Myers, and Sonja pkg pkg. ori a rapefruit 5 fo 29: sige as we as on he insiae. sf 5 that cifizens make recommen- | » maid ex ied: “W a. | Youth Day In Government Is | The maid explained: “Well. mt | ations a to what sl on dome" P10 UE |] gd | | HoimteaBass | Golden one Lb L < 2 INS e SO ye . | “ © A > 3 with the plot of ground where] adi Cy Pkg. Pkg. 0 é dailaiids could look out, but left the out- a trary ig sre Marietta’s Youth Day in Gov- of 16 21c of 48 55¢ : NONE PRICED HIGHER side dirly co people couldn't oo ernment was supported this Winesap Apples Westen. 8 os S00 Potatoes..." Ivf bag husband. thought on the subject. | Mar. 20. The following girls] R C Mi 9 — | from Marietta will attend: Elise ° ° jesse S Te . stands, another suggestion has is 3 look in.” — — — That explains on Rs by the Elizabethtown Jun- . . a ih Io k been given. A drawn plan is in| ior Chamber of Commerce. NOW SOLD Nabisco Premium Pascal Celery Florida 2 a 29¢c Sweet Potatoes 3 25 the Bulletin office which shows Canadian Rutabagas yp TH Two parties were organized 3 Nore arse placement of the following pro- week—-the Blue Party, su- HERE Saltine Crackers Cau! iflower Pe a forse 29% Prunes Sunsweet 1-1b. 27¢ 2-1b. 49¢ The man who dived from a En : posed items: a swimming pool | pervised by Benjamin Weaver A Large pkg. pky ier in hilly to rescue an 1in- > > arge 1 p hill; e al using the present basement ex-|. . White P CRA i-lb. Iceberg Lettuce 13s 25¢ Cashew Nuts 120s, 49¢ come tax collector prefers to and concrete floor with | the lite Porty, Supervisi POUND 2 POUNDS k C : remain anonymous. - - So does : ed by John Sheaffer. Two rep- pede One of the most outstanding frozen food values A&P has ever offered! 0S sar of | A _.-* “the man who pushed the tax beth housesiat. the rear of the resentatives from each grade $ 40 5 80 Ey a : Weaver 2-lb $ ot y pool; shrubs surrounding the i 9 lad Swift S : collector in. : 7 to 12 were selected. Brand k pool: two fish ponds: two tennis T Pkg. = hey were, Blue: 7th, Betty { courts; a band shell and a Boy- Frey: 8th, Janice Homan; $th ® Baby Food Orange Juice .°¢ Gas, 99¢ Potatoes Sesbrasl, Form 9.01. Oba ve 3 > : » You can be sure of one thing Girl Scout building. pkgs. In a small town people will — i | Sandra Reisinger; 10th, Bever- : Signed 3/y0z, S inach ; . fy ox doy Noe SR with you in frou ley Aras, LI Ze; Lig: ns Pharmacy i> Ronped 2 22¢ he pinach 2133 Brussel Sprows x 38 —and if you haven any am Re ge liv. Bidc if trouble they'll hunt some up for Manheim Central White: 7th, Joe Portner: 8th] : id ane on { Evans Sundae Snow Chop Frozen Food Values at A&P! | Paula Weien; 9th, Richard MOUNT JOY A young man took his grand-| | James Rapp; 12th. haul Butterscotch 8-02 ro : = {el The Senior Class of Manheim | man. Sua mother with him on a trip to €nl1or ass o anheim | man Chocolais Fudge Yor 14¢ Show Grop Fr ozen Cut Corn 2 bing 39¢ Snow Crop Lima Beans "+ 2 49¢ Europe. While in a museum Central High School will pre-| Candidates selected fro he pkgs. Snow Crop Broccoli Spears 2 ) 49¢ Snow Crop Peas & Carrols 2 °~ 35¢ pkgs. sent the play, “State Fair”, ad-| Blue party were Burgess. Lan- apted from the book by Phil|ny Libhart; Borough Council, Stong, on April 9 and 10 at 8:00 2nd Ward, Doris Groff, 1st man, . 3rd there he pointed out the Mona Lisa and told her it was a great masterpiece. “What's so great] about it.” she asked? It’s noth-| o'clock in the high school audi-| Ward, Graybill Gor | | La Choy Meatless Chop Suey 19:02 31 C aN NANA NNN A A NA rr Ar Sor Sr Ne Nr NP AEA : aT Schoo] News [i we. cummin ing | Toppings | Snow Crop Peas ~~ 2 [i 33c ( ( ( ( ing but a copy of that old torium. The play is being direc-| Ward, Doris Hummel: Juslice dar that’s been hanging in the | ted by Mrs. Vivian Brown. The! of the Peace, Patricia Brenner; £8 Can woodshed for years.” — — — cast includes: Mary Jane Gray-| School Bord Dire ctors Janice J Butter Sunnyfield In V4-lb. lb. 15 1-lb. 13 Might as well stayed home!! Io, Joan Kiiiheffer, Sandra Hoffman and Alan Ku le S Th Philli ’s Fancy Creamery Prine Solid ee Weidman, Marian Graybill,| Candidates selecied from the pare e p H P ¢ is 14-02 8 . . 30 Looking over the old accounts| Helen Nohrenhold, Ronald Ad.| White party were: Burgess G d Tomato Sou unit's va sup bottles 29¢ Dole S Fruit Cocktail pit 3c on January, I recalled the time! ams, Dale Stauffer, Gene Flory, | Robert Eckman: Borough Coun- wrease, ain [J lona Tomato Juice #4 19¢ A i Quaker A001 I 1 1 Larry Tshud Edward Fu il, 1st Ward, B 1 Marley S HH G J Con was collecting bills one sum-| Larry .lshuay, idward Frey, | cil, 1st Ward, Beverley Marley, : 3 101/5-0 uliana gern “oe 2am mer down around Gap. I found|and Glen Faus. { 2nd Ward, Sara Jane Portner, Spoil The Car oon. 25¢ Rese! 2am 23¢ 7 ; ES ve cans Tuna Fish “i vo “en dic 3rd Ward, William Shireman; Justice of the Peace, Patrick Moran: School Board Directors, | “a bachelor farmer milking his one cow. ‘I'll be through in a minute,” he grunted, motioning | Car well lubricated SE ele Marca Peaches Red Salmon ®t on 63¢ eration” a 0 Grapefruit ih. “er 19¢ Sharp Cheddar Cheese " 55¢ Special Lenten me to sit on a milking stool. Services Planned Ru'h Fahringer and Richard | i n Lon I He finished milking, lifted the| Special lenten services have| Kline A well greased car per- iE | Sa dwich Bags Butter Beans ge oe ai 23¢ V-8 Cocktai Vegans po 35¢ pail to his mouth and drank [been planned for March 23 to The platiorm for the White forms more smoothly . . pkg. Dewco Peas ©. pe § [+ Hershey Syrup @ 2-230 deeply, poured the remainder] 26 in the Trinity Evangelical! Party stated: We advocate — gives you a quiet ride. of 40 10 1, = Whole: 4-1, Vir. Fone on the ground and hung up the} Congregational Church. Each more and better Christmas dec- Let us lube it up TO- Chicken Cooked or $1.49 Evaporated Milk Se 4 cons 50¢ pail. “Now,” he said, “‘the milk- service will begin at 7:30 p. m. ora ions; fullfillment of Memor DAY Marcal Pa or ona Cut Beets Cans 25¢ Cur Own Tea iy 39¢ 15¢ ing’'s done, supper's over, "the The Rev. Q. A. Deck is the loc- ial Park plans: a Clean-up, Fix- p Dried Peas Sreea 15. 13¢ 26: 25¢ Rolls Gn Jane Parker pko. 25¢ innamon Breakfast of 9 lishes done. What do y rant? | al pastor. ip Program for Marietta; bet- ) . na Oe Abin SO Yo A | Ww Marien; oot If RALPH WALTERS Hankies Mayonnaise 7’ 31c i" 55¢ Hot Cross Buns i, © 28¢ beni wi March 23 — Speaker Rev. | ter sewage disposal facilities; J : y ; With the price of hair cuts so| Kenneth Maurer, Dean School, the completion of the paving of SINCLAIR SERVICE pkgs. All Prices in This Advertisement Effective Through Saturday, March. 20th, high, here's a new wrinkle that| of Theology, Myerstown. | Front Stree; improvement of § 323 E. Main St, Mount Joy 3 of 100 25¢ roc ivi rece ’ 2 Raritan ; ‘ater program; the ‘ganiza- he ee es March 24 — Speaker - Rev.) [DF PECL LO ote Rod a Red Heart Marcal Paper Kitchen Charm Marcal A man with a little boy went | william Booth, Pastor, C ee he ee em in to a barber shop. The man| church. Lititz Club’: a cafeteria for the ele- | 1 : spoke, ‘We both want to get March 25-26 Messages by mentary classes; the organiza- Dog Food Napkins Waxed Paper Toilet Tissue our hair cut. I have an errand | (he Pastor. “| tion of a “Weight ‘Lifting Club” | pkgs. 18 2 125 ft. 3 All rolls to run down the street, so if you met oes tl A Me public use of gym on Saturdays; 6 1.1b. 85¢ of 80 NW G rolls C Col 19¢ olors a two-week training course for cans don’t mind, you can cut mine FOOD SALE PLANNED { first.” After the man’s hair was| FOR FLORIN CHURCH volunteer firemen in order to LIFE 1S ALWAYS Np co tea Lux Li uid . lif sf insure better fire protection for|| SO MUCH SWEETER M & M Ss 4 Silver Dust Cremo cut, he lifted the young fellow| The Youth Deparment of the| into the barber's chair and said, | glossbrenner E. U. B. Church, | the the Organization of a WHEN OUR OIL Candy Coated Chocolate Detergent Marshmallow Cream “I'll be back in a few minutes, | will hold a food sale on| Basketball League in | BURNS IN YOUR HEATER | | | ; gs ¢ giant c 7!/y-0z. 23 son.” » Saturday, March 27. at 10:00 a.| the High School gym on Satur-| 7-pz. 23 large 39° giant 69° 1 pkg. 63 jar 0 After the barber finished cut-| ., ij the Church corridor. | day nights | pkg. G can can ting the boy’s hair, he said “You EE | The platform for the Blue -— Frosting pkg. 25¢ f ay oy m— - | | Party stated: football for the | Libby's Puss’n Bools Reynold’s Wrap Instant Pure Alumi Foil Beef Stew Cat Food i a Fels Naptha asked me if I'd like to get a free| Joy on the grounds of ter: legal absences fer hunting: 16-02. bo: AQ 815: 70 es 25: = Bh ergs can dle cans C cans ¢ fo ro oe C haircut with him.” indignities student government in the new - denim = | school; discussion on curfew; Chase March chills from your | Nola Modess Fels Naptha Felso can wait in the chair there, son-| pi, ED SUIT FOR DIVORCE ny. Your father will be right | Claude Eugene Zeller, 29 W.| new schoo!: driving course in| back.” | Donegal Street, Mount Joy filed | the new school; improvements | “Oh, that’s not my father”! divorce proceedings against El- on the general conditions of our replied the boy. “That man just va Marie Zeller, 15 Lumber St., town: organizing a youth cen-| The chief I get out Never run into debt—not if| more sports for boys and girls | ov J A of using a taxi is the care-free} you can find anything else to | in the new school; different ome by keeping your fuel Soap Flakes oap Detergent feeling you have when the fen-| run into. | schedule of periods in the new || lank full to the brim with f| boxes of large ders crumple upon contacting! ee | school; better lighting in the{| our dependable Fuel Oil. 3c 12 pads 11¢ 3 cakes 25¢ large 28c an unknown object. store. Harry said: “Yes, don’t! business section of town: Spring | ~.11 2.9483 and Blade your pkq. pkg. I heard Charlie Groff tell the touch it, it might bite you.’ The | vacation at the new school. rder NOW! Fi . lc SALE OF lc SALE OF fellows backl at the railroad |fellow answered: ‘1 won't, Im| Elections were held Wednes- { orien S h Sweetheart S Snowy station to never worry about! only looking to see if that was a| day, Mar. 18, in the high school | Aerosol Decd ¢ nl weel eart Soap oap walls having ears, because walls | red flower or blood on it.” - - -| auditorium. Results of that el- | ora 4 regular size 26¢ bath size Powdered Bleach are plastered and couldn't hear | evtion will be published in next | 6 cake comb. cake comb. C 51 3 z . asain exis doy 1 See Jesu | | -0Z. B 3 k AE an asi] ou f2 5-02. straight anyway. One of the things which wor-| week's newspaper. C uy 3 cakes at regular price of 25c.| Buy 3 cakes at regular price of 35c. MCT rv business men is the number re — | | { ca Get 4th cake for lc. Total price 26c.' Get 4th cake for lc. Total price 36c. pkg. A Rheems customer of Harry | of unemployed still on the pay-| We make a living by what | ’ —- Darrenkamp’s asked if that was ' rolls. we get, but we make a life by | 87 EAST MAIN ST. MT. JOY, PA. a cactus plant he had in his’ A WISE OWL’ what we give. N ne hah -