THE BULLETIN, Mount at Joy. Pa. Thursday, October 7 2

OWL LAFFS
BY A WISE OWL

One way to get your m
in-law to cut her visi ort
to mix tobacco wi coffee
A local artist who wanted
home among the Mount

Last Saturday on
bus a man got

seat to a woman. She
When she came to.

ed him. Then he fainte«

arby sma
In an
businessman had been such
pillar of the c! that
he passed away
posted a
the
Jones has left us.
wurch when
the
ng notice on
reading: “Deacon
He departed
in heaven
minister
SOrrowi
door,

future home
) this morning.”
his
10:3
for
at

Some time later the following
was added mysteriously to the
notice: “Heaven, 4 p. m. Great
anxiety and confusion exists
here! Deacon Jones long over
due! No news of him yet!”

A WISE OWL

Gretna

Legion Auxiliary

~ | THE BULLETIN
{ Published every Thursday at 11 To Start Drive
| 1 ast Main Street, Mount Joy. nh Lazio: Ansell
| Lancaster County, Pa American Legion Auxi
| Larmon D. Smith, Publisher ry of Lancaster County an
sr nounces the start of its ixth |
John E. “Schr oll, Wi Pagar] oe
Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 ! RH i subscription
mn I Vt Ruth Rincer
(Subscription Rate $2.50 per esident of the auxiliary. states
vear by Mail lorivad
lvert rates upon request oii Ceortye
tered at the postoffice at! ! vear will be used to pur
nt Joy, as second-class | chase additional hospital equip

under the Act of March 3,

men
” 3 . . 1 f thi ovious
mber, Pennsylvania News- AS a tr Of tn previou
nr Pp ubl ishers’ sociation. campaign ponsored by the
TT American Legion Auxiliary, the
Joy unit was able to ac
pital
1 maintain one he

( a
» coal industry ha been ed, two sets of hospital bed
| going through a touch compe nd one modern wheel
| ; I
| titive period as new fuels have | chair. This equipment is avail
{ cut in on its use. The future of able for temporary use, with-
| the i | ut charge, to any resident. It
the i and its ability ‘to! OW char any.
opera a profitable basis has been in almost constant de-
during a t ition period has wand and en valuable
ervice throughout
| become a question of national! @nG un
| concern l communi The local auxil-
! ro ry feels that the equipment it
Lxperts timate that our ne
purchasc this year
for coal in the future will

hills, was talking the matter ov- is: 4 much needed. addition to
r with the farmer who had the iy production figures of | ui ready available
place to sell. | the past. In line with such op- As in t vars. onlV sechods
*I must have a good view. ls me i a heartening ho Role ®| ited repr of the pub-
there a good view?” asked the | report from the National Coal lishers Be. letter of ine
artist. { Association > hich tat that rodtction. and identi feation
Wall,” drawled the far | record preaning elegy Sue from the American Legion Aux
“from the front porch you kin | | generation in the United States." "od by Mrs. Ruth
see Ed Snows barn and pig pen, | *° resulting in greater coal con Rineer will call on identis to
but beyond that there ain't) sumption by tiiues. | «plain the plan in detail. Resi
nothin’ but a bunch of mount-| At present coal accounts for| when called on. should
ains.”’ | ar und 50. per centrof'oll the, oct to sce. the 1 pr ta
| power generat d by the electric v lotte O introduction
2 weeks ago Clyde ssly cai | utili ities; oil and gas together, 26 This w minate any mis-
he would weigh 175 Ibs or less| PF and ITC 1 by an unauthor
by 12 o'clock Noon Decembel | power, 24 per cent d person. Donations are not
93.'1954. - - - - He weighed 211 | Seperated, by nis 15144 be solicited or accepted.
Bat Hime We said we SH adily din ishing in terms of The auxiliary wishes to again
would try to keep you informed | th > nauon total consumption | ounce that the present equip
as- time goes by - - - He now | Ol electricity. housed at the posthouse
W reighs 1986. | Electric utility ex have! when not in u Anv resident
—— nt { anticipated coal ption | needing any of this equipment
They say “advice is funny | by their industry at 165 mil-| in their home should call M
stuff. It is sold by your lawyer, | lion tons by 1956, and 250 mil- Tce Ellis for full particulars.
given away free by our mother-4 lion tons by 1965. The Atomic
in-law—but impossible to dis-| Energy Commissi that
pose of yourself. | “even with nucle wer, con- Host pit tal Auxiliary
es | sumtion of coal gene 3 f
I overheard fellow up| electric is expected to inst als Officers
at “Chet” strongs arguing | by 1975. The first meeting of the 1954
that married men live Coal one of our great basiC| ss Mount Jov Branch the
than single ones. { 1 dustri d it is of the utmost 1. poster General Hospital
“Chet him he was mis- | importance to the na was held last Thurs-
taken; “it only seems longer.” | it be able to adjust to ti tH Hostetter
——— { look of things on a 11 in the form of

| d expa ng basis ]
and expanding basis. ting. Approximately
Marine Reserve
~~ Mrs. Eric Olson was installed
Message as president; Mrs. Frank Young
290
20 atte
the affair which
nstallation of of
nded

featured the
flcers.

Last night my wif 1d had 5 vice president; Mrs. Jan Phii
a pretty ‘stiff argument. After "OY Parents lips. recording secretary Mrs
a while she said “T'l1 t vou This articl s for parents of {Jay Mussel ori (
half way,” --- “I [ am oul men who will scon b retary and Mi Simon N ley
right if you will you callad litarv service ur | ire 1
wrong.” — — — i enter ervie Mrs. Olso 1 com
I wir i cul eight for V
pes 1 ti fost of this \ 1 W 1
Last Friday a woma tepped h I pent on ship: cl n I. Bruc
off the 1 K t Your sons can! Greiner, w s and mean Virs
r ulfilliy thi eight-year Samuel l refresh
praisi hom ith | ment Vi i 18. 0 nnor,
Vel nat \ Corps Re i I R pub
little « i ) plan for | li and
rvice R an pro
replied 3 ( rine Corps Re- I
diy located d and LO s named
le printed on {he lumb i pr unt Joy for
inch x enl men between th 1 uniy ba r to be
of 17 d 2 Tk Viari 19 At th neetl
nr { 5 Re x i 5 parceled among
Or \ thi ( iZ¢ ( th the members for the making of
sr Citrus and his famil) 4 it ( tma ngels. They will be
topped for da 1 rine C completed at the next meeting
mall 1 resort vn onlv fi The gr y plans to sell them.
One evening the desk clerk an-| my Iv Ted I'l 1iext meeting will be held
ered the phone and heard El yu attend o i d evening, Nov. 18.
mer’s tired voice “Can \ sion ¢ e
+ y 1 ti .
send so ID ‘to nelD me! {1 uniform : Unveil Marker
asked Elmer I ig ir rif nd pistol ran ath-i 2 :
ing to get into my room all etic State's First
ning et rid of I}. thse
suess the pig likes me.” a nary Game Refuge
“Oh, it ain't that,” answered | yp, ther information . so At 2:30 p. m., Oct. 16, a his-
the room clerk ppens | « local Marine Recruiter or rker will be unveiled
to be his room when we ain't 1H Col yi 1.99260 County at the site of
fol any toui Cotas ak . nnsylvania first Primary
ok : 7! State Game Refug
8 ‘ia b i 24 hours a day Ih o! 5
visite welcome at all y ag oe
ton Grovy tr 1 Pent R in honor of
ia Wad 1 not i ) B. Penro President of
the I Te oi wel I 1. Game Commission
man nex ) od : it the tin 1c closed area was
Wie ira 1 ilitar obligations lishe rl refus was lo
inquired the farm ; : a th a {12 les S wth of Renovo
Bu ed ti heri : | along t Snowshoe-Tienovo
viariy ve unit 1s 1}
pointed significantly )y his head x ell Marke 4 ! th prout rest, a
He's crazy A : : teste 5 oe holamng of th nt of
Ny x pe ae aad oo 2 Mount Joy 1s employed ¢ Forests and W S
Watel )
1 Watch Plant n The We \ linton Sports-
5 ien’s Association « Renovo
for
dication.
yiration
M1. Joy Soldier |i mmm me

he ( o1 nty Svortsmen’s
(Cor { from Page 1) Federation, the Department of
I ern Regional ( 1pionship | Forests and Waters and the
ind, advanced to the state finals. Game Commission combined
the first year Class C s¥ate cham- | with them to make the event
pionship playoffs were held. specially significant, particular-
His wife lives with her moth-| ly since it will occur during
¢ My Reba Simms. Her bro- | Pennsylvania Week.
ther Charles, is a member of the - will
Hamboner Rhythm Quartet. RUMMAGE SALE
The couple have a son Gerald The King's Daughters Bible
Jr., who is 13 months old. Class of the Church of God will

Pvt. Wilson attended Eliza-! hold a rummage sale Oct. 22nd
| bethtown Coliege for one semes-| and 23rd in the building on
i ter before enlisting in the Army | Henry Street at the rear of the!
in January, 1953. ! parsonage.
[Auto Club Warns
| Against ‘Orgy
Of Traffic Signs’
Automobile Club
yesterday warned municipali-
Pennsylvania slow
what it called
Keystone
mn to
41
Lies
up on an orgy
of traffic sign posting”, pending
publication of new uniformity
rules now in course of prepara-
tion
William
‘anning, Engineering Direc-
Club, “they may find
‘ives in the embarrassing
If they don't”, said
S.
tor of the
them
position of being required to re-
the markers to
move some of
keep within the law.”
Canning explained that the
State Namal of Regulations
or Off Trafi Signs, Sig-
nals and Se has been in
process of revision for some
time, and that it is expected to
Jaycees
To Zone
Industries Show
Gains In 1953
, - Secretary of In
Harrisburg -
| : : '. iy
dustries in 1953. ter’'s banquet

Lancaster County [Mount Joy
The Mount Joy JayCees pl: 1y- |
et . . I N nt Jo; < ¢ : ‘
ternal AfTairs, William S. Liv Sacks, Philadelphia.
host » chapt :
{ engood, Jr., today reported an| "0S to the chapters of Zone Speaker was Jack Susskind ol
| uptre nd in Lancaster County in-| 3 at a dinner meeting at Hostet- C He ster, whose topic was “Let
from (Coatesville, Columbia
Lancaster, Landisville, Salunga,
New Holland, West Chester and |
Mount Joy Were represented. |
| Guests William Root
|
Host
3
of Media; Robert Curtis and
Herb Pike, Coatesville; Lee
hall Wednesday | de: hip Training and.Civic R
8
J
9
tl

7.3 per cent in capital invest-
ment, and 7.15 per cent in value
of product, Mr. Livengood said
{ The gains are the more signi-
ficant the industrial da-
ta compiled by the Bureau of
Statistics of the Department
Internal 'd on
from 604

because
Ol
Affairs is bas re-
the
ports. industries in
be issued by the Department of | county last year, while in 1952 \
Highways within the next two | reports were received from 607.
months. The manual is author- The reporting industries last
ized by law and its rules are! year paid $145,687,400 to 44,-
backed by the authority of the! 735 employes who made pro- .
Vehicle Code. Traffic signs and | ducts valued at $552.185.500. In
markings may not be sold orl 1952, the plants distributed
used, under stiff penalty, unless | $131,840,500 in payroll to 42,231
they conform the
s promulgated by the
Highways.
According to the
to uniform
rule Secre-
tary of
Club spokes-
man, there has been great actliv-
ity in sign posting throughout
the State. “Well meaning offi-

to
10
actuated by a desire
safety, have taken
a duck to water,” he
promote
Signs like
said some cases what they
have succeeded in doing is the |
opposite of what they intended. |
Placing ‘stop’ signs at all four
corners of an intersection is one
example that may be cited.
With traffic from all directions
to the
bewilder-
results
pate
obedience
yestion and
the logical
motorist
stopped in
signs, cong

ment are as
each tries to antici

ea rt iD TH a up | ta
ae moves OE skirt lengths. pint 4c quart a
Re Tin a . bottie | bottle
not, in our opinion, conductive 3 : a ; A
{5 Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. -
Generally eaking, a multi- : : akiseo
plicity of ‘ste n’ igns in a com- | O,MAMA, | WILL NOT Kak
n unity tends to defeat their] : TAKE THE HOME Pr i
purp Because it is gros PAPER DOWN TO THE emium Sallines
vith available police to do | POST OFFICE AND BUY =. OBR
n effective enforcement job,| | A WRAPPER AND MAIL IT oka.
torists take advan- | TO OuR SON, JIMMY=8UT
t situation. Fewer! = oT) = I'M GOING Burry’s Fudoe
cted at points of haz- | | | aN a TO DROP =
1 and adequately 40 In TO THE Shortcake
Ui ) better safety job :
eo
District Governor
Attends Meeting
Earl Horst,
was
district governor,
of honor at the
the
the guest
local
Tuesday night at
Mor-
regular meeting of
Lions Club
Hostetter's Banquet Hall.
rell Shields, chairman of the
Lions Information Committee
was in charge of the program
and introduced Kenneth and
Audry Apply, students of the
donegal High School, who
played the marimba
I'hreoe guests were present,
Harry W. Walters, Sr., Asher
Veiss and Marshall Gemberling

formerly a
Quarryville
transferring to
Gemberling.
ber of the

Lions Club, is
the local club. Edward Richter,
fix president was in

vice
e of the meeting
charg
MORE
Mothers of
to become Den
e
MOTHERS NEEDED
cub scouts
would like
crs
officers of an organized pack.
Rice is cub-master
Heaps also is a leader.
LJ
Ralph
Charles

We Print Everything
But Dollar Bills

should get in contact with
workers who turned out goods
worth $515,297,200. Capital in-
vestment in the plants rose
from $247,765,100 in 1952 to
$265.295,000.

& Gantt
“The
Keep
will
the latest Pa
suspenders
with
help
you
ris

NEWSPAPER
OPFICE
AND
8 SLBSCRIBE
TOR JIMMY
AND THEN HE
A WILL GET THE
HOME PAPER
EVRY WEEK

CHARLES
SVG Ret

Dr.H.C.Killheffer |
Optometrist |
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St.
Telephone 5

6

38
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24.F

I ; Woodbury Seap

SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

W. H. STEHMAN
SQUARE ST.
PHCNE MT.

JOY 3-85547
Farm Bureau
~~ Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Life Insurance Co.
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Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M. 1
R 151/5-0z.
Tues. Fri. Sat. can
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M
ELIZABETHTOWN
Va-price Sale of

large size
ji i7¢

Ready Now! Continuing
Featuring Storewide

Celebration!
Keebler Town
House Crackers
Ib. fn
Marcal
Sandwich Bags Lb.
FO
pkgs.
f 40
19 Kitchen Charm

Hankies
22°
roll

2s
f 100
8
20
u. S. No.
Pointer
10% 31; 155.48
0 Wa eit
Snow White
£3
BR
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California

pkgs.
of 60

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Spry

Frozen Spinach
Frozen Green 1 Bean
Rival
1-lb. a8
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cans w

Dog Food
23

ALSO A FULL LINE OF
5
large
pkg.

Feis Napiha
instant

ap Granules
ie giant 75e |
pkg.

Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Market
WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY |

STORE HOURS—DMon.,
87 EAST MAIN ST.
Tues., Wed., Thurs, & Sa 8:00 to 6:00: F
\ Cheddar Cheese Mild >

A&P’s 35th Avi,
Electric ay eqular size 22% ay :
“who and Gas ‘Welding 3 216 | | Oe Candy Bars 6 25s of
Moth” Also Specialize On TT Vzvpfiee Sale of Eight v clock Cofi 1&8 3 il $ 2. J
241 ¢ Jane
| FARM 1 MACHINE WELDING Weslhnrs § Bagel Food Bar ,
é [4 A y ap ! Angel Fo ad B Rin ne Jz i
| Automobile and Truck Welding f va ‘© Amiversary Specially
y oR PIN {ig bath ize a | iN Jang
| LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 3 iat ale AEH Pie er S020 Price ;
I~ . y i . . — a A ———————————— 2 nel .
Lover's Welding Shop Sweetheart Cashmere-Bouguel | Silver |
BL pp Soap id ad
| ular size Ea regular size 17. | 4 th Dist
ADAM H. GR EER $” Oe £3 hy = £ Re - Hic - on | ol
Phone 3.4124 Sweetheart ashmere- Bou qu uci 20 EK
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. Soap Soap
batt bath size larg ;
gs 250 pi 2 ov
Fels Naplha Angus AH |
I PRIA
BY APPOINTMENT Soap Pu rose uicin
riday

Compared with 1952, inrus-| evening, Sept. 27 Chapters ponsibility
vis sat ic 21 fe p COIN | = - - ——
trial establishments of the coun- |
Ahk aaa a
Ly registered increases of 5.9
per cent in employment, 10.5 —
AT
| percent in wages and salaries, | eo

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