Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
CORN - FED
TURKEYS
Urges Hunters
To Respect Signs
For Safety Zones

Report For
Two Months
led Penna.
the
during
1951-53,
by guns in
patients were
ics by the orthopedic
Doctors F. David Nutter
Marvin C. Goodman.
of patients were examined
the pediatricians,
les Kurtz and David
three year period,
according to records of Samuel
Farm Safety Chief in the
State Department of Public In-
struction The Penna. Game
EUGENE S. KREIDER | Commission reports 34 deaths in|

Horst,
Dressed or live weight

Chest the books of the Crippled
Children Society were
this month.
KITTY'S DRESS SHOPPE
70 EAST MAIN STREET FHONE 3-6321
We Now Have A Complete
Line of Christmas Stock

Easter
Shrindr,
League
were given by
workers, Rotarians,
Board members, Junior
and friends of Crippled
dren.
The pre-school Cerebral Pal-
sy Center opened in September.

. | When it was found that the
To Avoid The | Joint Hempfield Twp. School
| District needed the space in the
Last Minute Christmas
Rush
Come In Now And
Use Our
Rohrerstown Elementary School
for an afternoon
session, the Lancaster Township
School District allowed us to
use the facilities of the Bur-
and Ranck Ave. for our 1 to 3
volunteers and {friends are busy
| working on Easter Seal files as
volunteer service.
re
There is no better way to boost
| your business than by local news-
oaper advertising.
| ® -
| When in need of Printing.
| thing the Bulletin
it away until you
are ready for it. [2

“COOPERATING MOUNT JOY RETAIL MERCHANT
kindly remember

Typewriter & Adding Machine
BARGAIN DAY-SAT. NOV. 13th
We are offering several dozen used portable and standard

low overhead.
Your machine worth $25.00 or more in trade (regardless of
condition) for new deluxe portables.
Our prices on reconditioned typewriters are from $39.95 up.
We have a few good used adding machines and a cash regis-
ter for sale.
SAFES FILES
CHECK WRITERS
OFFICE FURNITURE STEEL SHELVING TAPE RECORDERS
NEW TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS
J. M. ENGLE
411 E. HIGH, ELIZABETHTOWN, NAL 7-4721
Now that hunting season is
here again, let us make sure il The Lancaster County Socie-
is open season on game and not | ty for Crippled Children and
typewriters, while they last, at prices that reflect our very §
Adults had 28 new patients who
on people, reminds Harrison :
Nolt, Columbia R1, farmer and Were sooh mn the orthopedic eli
nics, and 23 new patients who
president of the state-wide] ware seen in the Treatment
Pennsylvania Rural Safety | Center. They represented 37 |
Council. types of diagnoses. 20 of these
“Seven rural people were kil- | were given treatments by the
physical therapist. A total of 212
seen at these clin- |
surgeons
and
A number
by |
Doctors Char- |
Coursin, |
audited
A total of 402 volunteer hours |
Seal |
Chil- |
. |
kindergarten
rowes School at East Orange St. |
5
J CONVENIENT [p. m. sessions Monday through
4 | Friday. We have fourteen chil-
LAY AWAY dren registered, but because of
| transportation difficulties in the
PLAN | distant areas of the county sev-
i eral have not been able to at-
tend.
! The Craft Class continues to
ed 9 | meet each Thursday A. M. in
| the Treatment Center. They do
For A Small De- §| rug weaving, make towels, tint
| photographs, sand and make
posit We Will | cutting boards and walkers for
: the society.
Gift Wrap Your { The Venture Club, the Secre-
Purchase and lay | taries Association, Easter Seal |
[SocietyMakes Former Polluted
‘Streams Being
‘Stocked With Fish
|
Harrisburg One
| and ten miles of Pennsylvania |
streams are being stocked with
| fish for the first time as a result
of the Clean Streams program
of the Sanitary Water Board,
Dr. Russell E. Teague, Secre-
tary of Health and Chairman of
| the Board said today.
[ The additional stocking re-
| sulting from the improvement
{ brought about by the Clean
Streams program, is being donc
| in the Schuylkill, Susquehanna
and Shenango rivers. Sections of
the Schuylkill being newly
stocked are six miles in Phila
delphia (previously announced
{and not included in total) 16
| miles in Berks Co.; and 21 miles
| in Montgomery Co. Other sec-
| tions of that river in the latter
{ two counties had been previous-
| ly stocked following the com-
pletion of the river cleanup job
and it proved highly successful.
In additional to that mileage
dams on the Schuyykill River,
| including Fairmoust Dam in
Philadelphia, covering a total
of about 2,200 acres, are also
being stocked. According to C.
R. Buller, Chief Fish Culturist
of the State Fish Commission,
the records show that as far
back as 1881 the Schuylkill Riv-
hundred !
{ er had not been suitable for fish
of the water caused by coal
because of the acid conditions |
| mines
Sections of the North Branch
Susquehanna River
stocked for the first time on the
regular This action is
taken as a result of the
are
program.
success
ful experimental planting last
| vear of several hundred bass
| The sections of that river being
miles in Luzerne
Co.; 20 miles in Columbia Co.,
and 11 miles in Montour and
Northumberland counties.
stocked are six
R. D. 2 MOUNT JOY. PA. hunting accidents in 195: 3, and by the neuro-surgeon, Dr,
which was ten more than in the | John Polecyn. These two services
PHONE 3-9036 previous year,” Nolt said, “and' have added to our orthopedic
40-tfc ip . ( :
| there were 509 non-fatal hunt-! clinic evaluation.
fing accidents in 1953, Commis- | One hundred eighty therapy |
D endable sion records indicate.’ treatments were given by the
ep Nolt urged all hunters to ex therapists in the Treatment
| spect ‘Safety Zone” and “No| Center at 129 E. Orange St.
. Trespass” signs and to be espec- | Lancaster, Pa. 301 were given |
ially on the alert for farmers | to patients in Lancaster city and |
husking corn and doing other county in their homes. This ser
work in the fields. | vice means much to those who
S R V { C | sit in their home. Two and a half
When in need of Printing. (any. | months ago we visited a handi-
s ag $
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | capped individual who had sat
| in a wheel chair for 12 months. |
ie Vie A [28 says | She was sure she could not
1 | walk, but she is now using a
IT's easier AND CHEAPER walker to get about in her
T0 PAY YOUR GI INSURANCE | house, she helps to do the cook-
| PREMIUMS ON AN ANNUAL, ing « is beginning to walk
| ANNUAL, OR QUARTERLY Basis | | ing and is beginning
Roy M Ressler AT A DISCOUNT. IT ALSO SAVES | with the use of canes.
§ : YOUR GOVERNMENT ~ | = Sixty-seven visits were made
27 W. MAIN ST. MONEY. remem in Lancaster county homes in
+ i TAL checking on braces, shoes and
MOUNTVILLE \/ >
| casts.
PHONE 5-5301 Four operations were perfor-|
| | med by the orthopedic surgeons.
OR TALL | The «corrective swimming
! classes were again resumed in
WM. K. RESSLER October. Mrs. | § Haines Shertz- |
| er is the swimming instructor
FLORIN, PA. and she is assisted by Miss Con-
case also some fish were planted
| mons and daughter Gale
last year on experimental basis
| The project was successful and
| resulted in the section being |
placed on the regular stocking
| program
The other river making its
debut into the class of fishing
streams, is the Shenango, 16
miles of which in Lawrence Co.
are being stocked this Fall
Reclamation of the Schuylkill
has been brought about by the
abatement of pollution caused
by silt from the anthracite col-
liers; the removal from the riv-
r of the silt accumulated over
the years, and the complete
treatment of sewage and some
industrial wastes by the munici-
palities along the river from
leading to Philadelphia. Indus-
trial establishments which do
not dishcarge their wastes to the
city sewer systems have their
own treatment plants. All the
communities, excepting Bridge-
port, have
of the Sanitary
rects the Clean Stream program
and built new disposal plants or
enlarged existing
complied with orders
Board which di-
plants to pro-
vide greater capacity and com-
plete treatment after the silt
abatement at the colliers had
been accomplished
Improvement to the North
Branch Susquehanna to the ex-
tent that it has been placed on
the fish stocking list have been
brought about by the abatement
of discharges of coal silt, all the
collories throughout the anthri-
cite fields having complied with
the abatement orders of the
Sanitary Water Board and in
stalled desilting systems
Accumulations of silt over
the past years in the Susgue-
hanna are washed down stream

in times of high water. The size
of the river and the heavy water
flow makes it possible for the
| river to cleanse its own chan-
nel. In the case of the Schuykill
| dredging was necessary 10 re-!
move the silt because the river
is smaller and the water flow
| therefore not as great. Because
| of these factors the accumula-
tions were top great to be wash-
ed away. The smaller size and
| Icsser flow of the river also
made it necessary that dams be
built to catch the silt washed in-
to the river from the culm
banks accumulated over many
years.
The. silt is periodically dredg
ed from the dams
Improvement
River has been brought about
by abatement of pollution from
coal mines, industries and mu-
nicipalities. The largest abate- |
ment project was the construc- |
of the
Lehigh |
being |.
MT. JOY 3-5731 stance Stretcter, physical thera-| Another river section placed
pist. They are held each Friday | on the regular stocking program
New and Used Gas Ranges | For full information contact your nearest. at 3 p. m. at a Red Feather ag-| this Fall is the 20-mile stretch
ST oes ency - the YMCA. | of the Lehigh in Lehigh and|
Through the Community Northampton counties. In that
NEWTOWN
Mr.
and

Mrs.
were
Visitors of and
George Moore family

and |
Fearl |
R D.,|
Columbia |
Laudenberger
Mrs.
Joy
{ Mrs. Toma
Columbia,
Mount
Erb,
children,
Brenneman,
| and Mrs. Edith
RD
Visitors of
Isler
Snyder,
and Mrs. Edw.
and Mrs.
Phares Ober
RD, |
Mr.
and family
Mr.
Manheim
Irene
were
daughter,
John Fe
Rev.
and
col-
of |
rich, E-town
R.H. Arndt,
Rev.
lege,
town.
Mr. Benjamin Weaver
Miss Esther Longenecker,
etta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Frysinger, Mrs. Ida Eisen-
berger and Mrs. Katie Moore
Mrs. Martha visited |
Martha Rye, of Mt. Joy.
Katie Moore, Mrs. Ida |
Eisenberger and Mrs. Blanche
Frysinger visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Weaver of Ironville.
Mrs. John Wittle was a Sun- |
day dinner guest Mr. and |
Mrs. Edw. Isler and family.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. |
Fogie were Mrs. Geo. Schoel- |
koph and son Kenneth, Colum-
bia, Mr. Donald Dunn, Lancast-
er, Mrs. Pearl Brenneman, Col- |
umbia RD.
Mrs. Robert Frank and daugh- |
ter Dixie Lee spent the weekend |
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Herr
of Virginia. |
Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Wm. Fogie returned home from |
the hospital last Wednesday.
Mr. Mrs. Howard Gamb-
er visited Mrs. Mary Cassat,
Columbia RD. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
and children, Florin,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines
Mrs. Robert Frank and daugh-
ter Dixie Lee, visited Miss Anna
Will, of Mount Joy.
Mr. Wm.
spent a few
ing camp at Erie,
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
tice Wittle were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hartzell, Nazareth, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wittle and family,
Columbia, Mrs. Ragner Hall-
Mt. Mrs. Harold Sim-
Ann of |
Harry Hamiiton,
Mrs. Ben Hoffman, E-town, Mrs. |
Pearl Brenneman, Mrs. Emma |
Kopp and daughter Ruth, Mount |
Joy RD.
and
and
Mari-
Mrs.
Mrs.
of
and
of
Nentwig |
visited |
Mae
Tom,
hunt- |
and son
their
Fogie
days at
Pa.
Aris
gren, Joy,
Marietta, Mr.
es in rapidly
| ibility
| Club's
| differs as day does
| proach of
|
walks or
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, November 11 10
Less Daylight
Increases Dangers
Of Driving
Now that daylight’'s
is much shorter and night clos-

duration
while many mo-
| torists are traveling homeward,
drivers must be more then ever
on the alert because of dusk's
reduced vis-
the
Keystone
shadows,
and will o’
fiections, advises
tomobile Club.
“Too many motorists rely on
their eyes to perform as accur-
ately in dark as in daylight,”
declares Edward P. Curran, the
Safety Director. “Many
fail to realize that their vision
from night
and that mental, physical and
visual adjustments must be
made in order to avert tragedy.
In many cases, drivers have not
readjusted summer habits to
the shorter periods of daylight
and nightfall catches them with
their guard down,
“Motorists should slow
during darkness, have car
lights checked frequently, al-
ways lower headlights at ap-
oncoming vehicles,
carry flares for emergencies,
and always pull off the travel-
able portion the highway
when stopping for any reason.
“Pedestrians should be cau-
tioned to always walk on side-
on the shoulder and
if there is no path
deceptive
wisp re-
Au-
down
of
facing traffic
or sidewalk. cross at intersec-
| tions, wear light-colored cloth-
ing if possible, and give one's
judgment plenty’ of room to
| spare when estimating the speed
or closeness of an oncoming ve-
hicle.
“Improved
an@ highway
road engineering
lighting have done
much to reduce the night haz-
| ards, but motorists and pedes-
trians alike must depend on
themselves to keep each other
safe and out of trouble.
“Flay it safe and you'll stay
safe.
— ® - —
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Visitors of Mrs. Oliver Wit-| :
mer were Mrs. John Mellinger YOU WANT IN
and Mrs. Pearl Brenneman, Mt.
gi FEED FORYOUR
Mrs. Edith Erb was Sun. din- |
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. ro)
vern Lucas, Mt. Joy RD. LIVE STOCK AND
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- |
iel Geltmacher were Mr. and ARE THE REASONS
Mrs. Mervin Kieth and daugh- |
ters Mickie and Suzy, of Litite,
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Funk, Mt. |
Joy RD i
Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gamber |
and daughter of Columbia RD,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
Gamber {
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rv Weaver were, Mr. and Mrs
Norman Brosey and children of
Silver Spring and Mrs yp
Frb, visited Rev and Mrs oo
Buch, Manheim and Mrs 5 eg
man Brosey, of Silver Spring ef 2
Visitors at the “Arndt Home
were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford = Theis oy rs
White and son Elstonville, Mr MR. EUGENE HELWIG, Mgr.
and Mrs. Donald Wilson and :
oh me ie wir wi. PHONE 3-9781 MARKET STREET. MOUNT JOY
children, Gordonvill Mr. El
wood Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- all
liam Stoltzsfus, Mr. and Mrs :
Calvin L. Campbell and chil-
dren, Lancaster | DEBOOI 0Z1710. LLMILLSNL PD
Rally Day will be observed in VAN NUYS CALIF 13
the Newtown E. U B. Church 3. FURY. VICE AND Ets
on Sunday morning Nov. 14th A Dn cova,
at 9:00 a. m. This will be a uni- RUCK PANT TOs OUND FOS
fied service. There will be spec- DETRON er
ial musical numbers rendered
Dy eer Of Me soe ne CONGRATULATIONS ON PERFORMANCE Of
O. T. Ehrhart, D.D., former pas- DODGE POWER-DOME V-8 PICK-UP TRUCK
tor of the Covenant EUS church, TWO TRUCKS WERE SELECTED AT RANDOM BY
Lancaster, will teach the lesson CONTEST BOARD AAA OFFICIALS FROM GROUP
to the main school. The pastor OF NEW TRUCKS AT THE FACTORY. AN ECON-
Rev. Ferich, will bring a brief | OMY RUN WAS MADE FROM BONNEVILLE SALT
message. Everyone Welcome. | PROOF that BED, UTAH, TO PIKES PEAK, COLORADO, A
SAIS |
e
Everybody in this locality reads |
The Bulletin—that’s why its adver- |
get such excellent results.
®
>» your business by adver
tisers
Stimulat

Jul etin.
tion of a sewag “treatme nt plant
by Bethlehem |
The improved condition of]
the Shenango River is the result
| of the abatement of discharges
by. steel. mills of their strong
pickle liquor, the acid bath giv
en newly manufactured steel to
remove the scales.
In all areas the Fish Commis-
black bass,
except |
sion is stocking sun
fish, catfish and suckers,

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= DISTANCE OF 714.5 MILES IN 10 MILES OF
SNOW, 34 MILES OF FOG, 93 MILES OF RAIN,
CARRYING TWO PASSENGERS AND PAYLOAD
OF 500 POUNDS, USING REGULAR MOBILGAS
DODGE PICK-UP AVERAGED 22.21 MILES PER
GALLON WITH AVERAGE SPEED OF 40.44
MILES PER HOUR. THIS RUN WAS UNDER QUR
COMPLETE SUPERVISION.
A. C, PILLSBURY, MEMBER AND REGIONAL
DIRECTOR, CONTEST BOARD AAA

DODGE: TRUCKS
ELI AMENT GARAGE
in the Lehigh where the plant-| Delta && Henry Sts.
ing is confined to catfish. J
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MOUNT
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