high quality, year after year, of its meats.
the same breath.
acceptable.
convenience. You'll make a wonderful discovery
SPECIAL SALE OF LANCASTER
U. S. Govt. Graded ‘“‘Choice”
SIRLOIN OR RIB
73
A LEAN SMOKED
PICNICS
Swift's Smoked Country Sausage
Lebanon Bologna or Piece
Tasty Skinless Frankfurts

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> 43¢
® 43¢
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One of the reasons so many people shop regularly at ACME is the
Small wonder—when
ACME meat buyers speak of “meat” and “high quality” in almost
In fact, ACME has its own special Lancaster
Brand meats that must pass “sky-high” quality tests or they aren't
How can ACME be sure all its meats are juicy, tender and tasty?
{ Simply by having its own expert meat buyers select choice lambs
and beef, special hams and fine pork and veal. Try one of
ACME'S Lancaster Brand cuts yourself—pre-packaged for your
PP&L FILES TO END FUEL
3 CLAUSE IN RATES TO
FROM BRACES TO BICYCLE

The picture at left was taken four years ago in Orleans County, N.Y,
when Larry McKenzie, then 12, was chosen March of Dimes Poster
| Boy for that year. His arms were in airplane splints as the result of
an attack of polio. The picture at right shows Larry as he is today,
thanks to care and treatment paid for by the March of Dimes. He
can take part in just about every activity any other 16-year-old can.
Your support of the March of Dimes will mean new hope for many
thousands of polio victims like Larry who need long and expensive
treatment before they can resume a normal life as Larry has done.

Rotary Plans
Work-Shop
Jan. 22
“Sharing Rotary With
LARGE POWER USERS
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Company has filed with the
{Public Utility Commission tariff
supplements which would elim-
the fuel adjustment clause
applicable to large commercial,
industrial and resale customers.
a ar, tions Jork-
Although these supplements al- day Rotary Educational © Wor
Shop scheduled to be held in
| NXT MONDAY
The Old Timers gym sessions, | §
Oth- | holiday season, will be resumed
ers” will be the theme of an, all- |
HE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
| | Thursday, January 6 8

| Name Chairmen
' For Business
Big Gifts Drive
{Named again this year were |
Curtis Painter, 1525 Ridge Rd. |
(and John J. Evans, Jr., 1063 |
| Wheatland avenue as Co-Chair- |
i men of the Business Big Gifts |
| Division of the Lancaster Gen. |
| eral Hospital's 1955 Charity and |
Replacement campaign, it was
dore Storb, General Chairman, !
[ who also made known that the |
goal this year in the annual
campaign would be $108,000.00. |
This year’s general campaign |
opens May 2. Solicitations of |
Business Big Gifts however will |
start in advance of the opening |
date of the drive it was pointed |
aut by both Mr. Painter and Mr. |
Evans the Co-Chairman of that |
division who are members
the hospital's Board of Direct- |
ors and have been active in
wyrk for many years.
1 or (mee

|
|
| GYM SESSIONS RESUME |

next Monday evening. |

€ so contain new base rates which
recover a portion of the revenue
(the company is presently receiv-
the Hershey Community Build-
ing, Hershey, Pa., from 9 a. m.,
to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 22,!
ing under the fuel clause, the .
ing : it was anoounced today by John’
inet effect is a decrease to the 4 pat
L..Tivney, District Governor of
group of customers. The new
District 268, Interna-
tional.
tariff supplements are schedul- Rotary

Se ——— Regular 23c Large Cans
3 Ideal Fancy Florida
Juice
2:39
ESKIMO LIGHT MEAT
Tuna
Glenside Delicious Freestone
eaches||
249°
Halves or Slices in rich syrup

46-02
cans

No 21,
cans
‘ed to become effective
Grapefruit

for the
first full month of service after Attendance at the Work-Shop
| February 28. 1955. will include the officers of the
The company believes that thirty-six Rotary Clubs in the |
district, as well as members of
these clubs, with the Hershey
Rotary Club acting as the host
club for the event.
Among those scheduled to
participate on the program, in
addition to Gov. Tivney, are:
District Governor Charles Mec-
Cafferty, Media, personal Ro-
tary extension representative in
this area of Herbert J. Taylor,
President of Rotary Interna-
tional; C. Edward Dearnly, Past |
{the elimination of the fuel ad-
|justment clause will be to the
{best interests of both customers
land the company despite the de-
erease in company revenues.
[Charges for electric service un-
der the fuel adjustment clause
|are dependent, in part, upon the
{monthly cost of fuel, the month-
(ly efficiencies of generation and
{delivery as well as other ac-
{tors related to operating condi-
itions. These variables not only
{make application of the fuel
|clause complicated and difficult Club of Philadelphia.
{for customers to understand,| Panel discussions on the sub-
| but also result in widely-vary-!jdct, “Training Present and Fu-|
{ing month-to-month adjust- | ture Rotary Leaders”, will |
{ments which customers general- directed by Chairman |
[ly find objectionable. | erty who will be assisted by,
| In submitting its proposal to Past District Governors Dears-|
|the Commission, the utility pre-
| sented a study showing the an-
{nual effect of the new tariff Schlosser, Elizabethtown and
= J {supplements when applied to| Wm. T. Swain, Carlisle.
|servide costs for all customers, Harry Lac, President of the
{billed under the fuel clause. Rotary Club of Lebanon, will |
|
serve as chairman of the meet. |
ing of club presidents and vice’
| With bills re-caculated for
the |
{12-months ended Oct. 31, 1954, |

Come Here for the Best Produce Values - - .

{the effect was a general decrease
|in revenues of about $487,000
{annually from the 2.866
presidents; J. Emory Seitz, s
retary of the Rotary Club
“: Heisey Food Store |
cus- | York will serve as chairman of Ww. Main St.
the discussions for club secre-
taries and treasurers and the
Golden Anniversary chairmen,
from the thirty-six clubs will
meet under the
of Past District Governor, How-

Wm. T. Swaim,
Jr. will lead the discussions on
Lancaster.
|
public relations. | |
|
Rotaryann’s, wives of Rotar-
ians, have also been invited to |
be the guests of the host club. A |
program of entertainment has!
: . i I
arranged for them includ- |
ing
Hotel.
luncheon at the

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been changed to
8122 |
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Mount Joy, Pa.

tomers involved in the rate

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{ehanges. Of these, 102 would
{have received slight increases
{with all but four having in-
Large Regular 4 for 29¢
{creases of less than one percent.
Size Juicy Florida >
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There is no better way to boos |
| vour business than
by local news |
| raper advertising |
|
FOR

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using gas. No need to wait for burners to get hot when
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See our large display of gas stoves, water heaters, refrig-
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J. I. Sliced Strawberries
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2 1002 pkgs 45¢
4 6-0z cans 49¢
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Seabrook Baby Lima Beans 2 10-02 pkgs 49,
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Aluminum Co. | also most encouraging.
Head Predicts | The rate of
|
ments for civilian
aluminum
use in
Pittsburgh, — The future of | year 1953. The 1954 production | tric power in that area.
the aluminum industry contin- | of primary aluminum by the,
ues to be bright with promise, | industry in the United States |
according to I. W. Wilson, presi- | Should amount to approximate-
dent, Aluminum Company of ly 1,460,000 tons, which is more
America. New markets for this than 16 per cent above the ec |
sion program,

the year on new
light metal are developing Ord-breaking tonage of 1953. mounted to approximately
steadily. Established uses are| ALCOA’s production of pri-| million, including certain ca
achieving healthy increases. The mary aluminum in 1954 is ex- | tal expenditures not a part

announced today by ' G. Theo- Mmarket-outlook for 1955 is good, pected to be about 665,000 tons, | the original expansion plan.

JANUARY

Prices Slashed!
WE'RE REDUCING OUR STOCK TO MAKE ROOM
FOR THE SPRING SEASON BEAUTIFUL MERCH-
ANDISE AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS.
OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN
That’s right only $1— Your choice
of any dressy Sport or Cotton Dress
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and get second one of same value
for only $1.
and long range potentials are despite the curtailment of el )
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1954 | conditions, which adversely
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company’s expenditures duri
facilities
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Coats Reduced!

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Men's Shoes
$697
Connies
$397
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Sun Dial Shoes Sun Dial Shoes
$397 54°7
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Paris Fashions
$997
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Children’s Shoes
$47

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All Wool Sweaters 20; off Children’s Dresses . 207; oft
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