GEORGE MORRIS IS
MAYTOWN SCHOOL
BOARD PRESIDENT
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ing Friday
building
tary school
George Morris was re-elected | Charles
was re-elected vice
president of the Maytown school president
1 board at an organizational meet-|
night in the elemen-
Fdward
TRADITIONAL DISHES WITH A PLUS
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Holds over 490 pounds
of frozen-fresh food.
Designed for your kichen
Compact upright design gives you
easy, quick food selection at your
fingertips. Smooth, modern lines . . .
refreshing Frost-Mint color styling.
Cold-Hold inner doors
They hold cold air in when you open
the main door .. . assure orderly
food storage.
Giant capacity —
small floor space
Holds food for over 150 good-sized
meals . . . vet needs only 30 x 36
inches of floor space.
H. 5. Newcomer & Son, inc.
For interest add one new flavor to yout traditional holiday foods.
Turkey has new zest when a litde minced ham is added to the enriched
yeast-raised bread stuffing. And for lovers of good cranberry sauce try
it with crushed pineapple.
BREAD-HAM STUFFING
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
1 tablespoon poultry seasoning
1 teaspoon salt
15 teaspoon pepper
1 cup turkey stock or consomme
114 cups chopped onion
114 cups chopped celery
24 cup butter or margarine
4 quarts soft bread crumbs
1 3-ounce can deviled ham
{| Saute onion and celery in butter until tender. Combine with bread
: crumbs, ham, parsley and seasonings. Blend in turkey stock. Makes
: enough stuffing for a 10-12 pound dressed turkey.
CRANBERRY-PINEAPPLE SAUCE
“To 4 cups cranberry sauce, add 1 cup crushed pineapple. Serve warm
or cold.
Farm Calendar | NEWTOWN
Timely Reminders from The!
Pennsylvania State University | By Mus. Edith Erb
College of Agriculture |
HER Mr. and Mrs. Salem Gambper
To Have Security The 1954 | and daughter, Columbia R. D.
amendments to the Federal So- | Visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard
oye I Gr
sial security Law extend cover- | Gamber
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age to most farm operators and | Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt
their workers, The program | spent Friday afternoon in Har-
starts in January, so get a card risburg. In the evening they en-
at once from your nearest So-|Joyed the Ice Follies at Hershey.
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cial Security Office. Visitors. of Mr. and Mrs. Aris-
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Potato Yields Recorded - tice Wittle were Mr. Charles
Yields in terms of U. S. No. 1] Witile, Columbia RD, Mr. and
potatoes are reported by Elmer | Mrs. Joseph Wittle, Columbia.
Fifer, Penn State extension ag- | Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
ronomist, for six official demon- | Fogie and family were, Mr. and
|strations. Top producers were: | Mrs. John Haverstick and fami-
[for early varieties, Manota, 282 | ly, Mr. Alfred Atland and Mr
bushels per acre: medium-seas- Thomas Nace, Columbia
on varieties, Irish Cobbler, 360] Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
bushels; and late varieties, Ca-| Geltmacher and family were
noga, 365 bushels an acre | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reigle, Pauls
Ewes Should Gain Before:| boro, N. J Mrs. Helen Kauft-
lambing, ewes should gain 15 to | man and son Donnie, Mrs. Har-
30 pounds. Plenty of high-quali- vey Bard, Evelyn Wagner and
ty legume hay is the basic win-
ter feed, In
‘just before lambing,
"SIA
the 4 10 6 weeks Moc ors Fogie and
| Robert Frank spent Saturday at
Thomas
each ewe
should get
a half-pound of grain | perry Counts
a day nN \
MOUNT JOY, PA. More Pulpwood Pulpwood | 1 ora Poste and Ne
“COOPERATING MONT JOY RETAIL MERCHANT” iss Jo is ‘étima Paul Sn iH Cl Ne
e ( ye abou a= ICY (kl Te ri » ,
PAA Ne higher than re i, i dia Bupps Wg. Harry fir
0 ol EE PE GL TL PE BE TE EE EA year in- 1953. and, about 76 Big York, ang yr. Mes
a wg ERE TE IE TLL TL BE TBE TR BE REE TS 23 Rene Eo HEI | vid Lehigh, Wrightsville.
ey ~~ fe ond of World ST : aftermonn Rev. and
C U STC MA M R LU GS y Order Shade. Tre Sines | tHE Arndt attended the
4 . LS % shade trees will be in short sup- | hristmas Musical Festival pre-
4 ; : 8 ply this year, order now. it sented by the choir of Millers-
By MOHAW i you need a good shade trec for | ville State Teachers College’ in
¥ Bl vour homie round | Lyte Auditorium.
¥ Bl: Deore He When| Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer
Bl we are dealihe will impor- | and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
5 tant resource. such as our deer | John Kauffman, of Ironville on
i 3 ¥ herd. we P {Hh sound | Sunday.
Styled To Win ! ideas: about i " Mrs. Matilda Derr entertained
3 — —— ¢ al a Christmas dinner on Sun-
: | : day. The following were present
3 Compliments, ¥ E mi a8 i d Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Derr and
4 ¥esii, 104s son of Graterford, Mr. and Mrs.
v Lloyd Derr and sons, and Miss
4 Loomed For Ep ES A RIE ¥ | Jane Flory of Mt. Joy RD.
bi 4 A i% S Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
Be wl rice Frysinger, Mrs. Ida Eisen-
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IMPORTANT
SAVING
# Why setile for skimpy postage-stamp carpeis and wide,
borren borders when you can enjoy flaitering, floor-filling
Customade Rugs of maicaless Mohawk guclily ilor-
ed to fit your room wiihcu! the cost of custom ix
It's easy to choose the size you need xi the prize you
want—irom cur Mohawk collection of f:23h liunt calors,
lush textures and magnificent patierns! Convenient terms,
too.
H. B. LONGENECKER
VENETIAN BLINDS ARMSTRONG
PLASTIC TiLE LINOLEUM - TILE
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SALUNGA, PA.
PHONE LANDISVILLE 4012
Carpets by Mohawk - Magee - Delox
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at berger were, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Frysinger, Philadelphia
Mr Mrs. Daniel Frysinge:
and family. Chester, Mrs. Emms
and
's Grocery
(16 N. Market St, Mount Joy | Givens and son Robert, Mrs
44-tfc | Mae Davis, Mrs. Emma Giarber
SAA SCR © | Middletown, Miss Esther Longe-
r 3% iii 3 necker, Mr. Benjamin Weaver
OIC Raised Marietta ,
Mrs. Pearl Brenneman
: Mt. Joy RD.. and Edith Erb
Double Breasted Columbia RD.
Sunday evening Rev
R. H. Arndt attended a
at Ruhl's EUB Church
Visitors of Mr. and
of
and Mrs.
Musical
Mrs. Ad-
i ram Gamber were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gamber and son, Mr. and
wn | Mrs. Ray Gamber and son, Mr.
n and Mrs. Mark and
fe Mrs. Guy Winters and family,
® Manheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Sa-
8 | lem Gamber and daughter, Col!
i" | umbia RD.
» Mrs. Iona Laudenberger and
0 ! children and Mr. Charles Tome,
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The OCTOPUS:
This is the busy boy who is always
first for special prices
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7 on banquets and suppers. reaching for something while he drives ~
5 ~the car roof, a cigarette, the lighter,
tl the road map, the coat on the back
seat, the popcorn bag and, at times,
[THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.|
Thursday, December 16 8
{ Columbia, visited Mr. and Mrs. |
| Geo. Moore and family,
| | Visitors of Edith Erb were |
| Mrs. Mary Lucas, Mt. Joy RD,
{ and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bro- |
sey and family, Silver Spring. |
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edw.
Isler and family were Mrs. Dave
Alleman and Mrs. Aubrey Boles |
and daughter Linda, Marietta
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines vis-
ited Mrs. Sallie Musser and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Divet Sil
ver Spring
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gelt-
macher visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Kieth, Brunnerville, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greenly of
Manheim RD.
Visitors at the
of
Arndt
and children, New Holland, Mr
and Mrs. Don Wilson and chil-
dren, Gordonville, Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Wilson, Atglen, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford White and
son, Manheim.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
‘Haines were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Alexander, Mrs. Lloyd
Nentwig and children, Florin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roll-
man, Lititz
Mrs. Fearl Brenneman and
Edith Erb visited a few sick
friends, they were Mrs. Blanche
Mrs. Ida Eisenberger
and Mr. A. C. Geltmacbher.
Dno't forget the Christmas
Program at the EUB Church on
Sunday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. There
will be recitations, plays, a pan-
tomine and songs by the chil-
Everybody Welcome.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mount Hope,
Dominick
dren.
James Fontana,
West Virginia,
and Marie Fontana and Dorothy
B. Holtzman, Birchland Avenue,
Mount Joy. Mary
son of
daughter of
E. and the late Wallace C.
Broucht.
handling ease
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