OWL LAFFS
| Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 on the busiest days, the free| yo. «4000 has been’ raised
parking lots at the railroad are " . ave
Subseription Rate $2.50 per| oo" 5." ily all the motereq| the payment of ih
year by Mail 10%: US fa of | Donegal High School band uni-
Advertising rates upon request paces are filled forms to date. This money was
at the postoffice _at The Council also decided | through various sales,
Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class | inst removing two. meter {stand Nod
i 1 3 | agains ) g V ¢ S| programs. stands
mail under the Act of March 3, | “sa! n ; I programs, food stands anc do
1879. on West Main Street near the! nations. An additional $2,000 is
Member, pounsgleania News. entrances to a service station the amount that remains to fin-
> Publishers’ Association. 1 . :
paper Publishe One Hour Meters Next ish the payment of the uni-
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Council Give Views Following the motions made i :
to extend the metered parking Members of the band club at
BY A WISE OWL | On Parking Meters | spaces, a unanimous vote was| the meeting Monday night dis-
— The observations of Borough| passed ordering all the meters| cussed the two week “green”
A six-vear- old child from the | Council on the subject of park-| between Barbara and Marke t| peanut sale which is now in
city was visiting out at Abe ing meters, minus most of the| Streets to become one hour | process: as a fund-raising pro-
Faus' farm. Abe took her for a discussion formal and infor-| parking meters instead of the| ject. The bags of peanuts are!
tour around the place. He show-| a1 is something like the fol-! two hour limits being sold by students and club
. sr the garden, the chickens, | ing: A spot o yarking space on | members. The peanuts, already
ed her the g lowing I f 1 g si I :
the stables and finally they ar- On nights when parking is North Market Street will be| with the shells removed, may
rived at the pig pen where an| go. such as Fridays reserved for the police car and| be roasted or french-fried. All
enormous sow reclined in the| and Saturdays, the free park-! will have lines painted to that | the dire clions for their prepar-
sun. ing lots at the Pennsylvania effect | ation are printed on the bag.
“Big, isn’t she?” ‘Abe asked| Railroad Station are not used No parking signs will be er-! The band club wishes to
the little girl. [ until after the metered lots are| ected on either side of the al-| thank everyone in the area who
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“No wonder,” the child re-| filled. This seems to bear out! ley entrance between Manheim | have helped make it possible to
plied. “I saw her yesterday and| our contentions that people and Fairview Streets | buy the kelly green and white |
she had ten little pigs blowin’| hate most of all to walk! Their| To Investigate Parkilg Lots | uniforms. Without the support!
her up.” | desire is to drive where they| The special committee ap-| of the people, the project could
ees want to go. This was confirmed Pointed by President Myers Lo | not have been accomplished.
The laziest guy in the world| py our police. check on the possibility Of | Tentative plans call for an
is the bachelor who puts coffee ppe of meters brings| more free parking appearance of the band in the
grounds in his mustache andl, . iomatic infringement by | along the railroad tracks) paneaster County Firemen’s
drinks hot water so he don't| moe and sales people who | reported their ang According | parade in Marietta Saturday,
have to make coffee. | park all day, thus crowding © the report the space along | june 4; the Marietta Children's
| out the potential customers who the railroad gui between High Fair, June 11 to parade and tc
The glasses that make a WoO-| would use this space and New Haven Streets could| give a concert and the Memori-
1 . altar ive | be developed If yermission | . NW. AEP te A
man look mest attarctive 10; pha addition of meters stra- 1d Yel ope _ pernussion | g} Day exercises in Mt. Joy.
ce YA ; cou be secured, revenue |
men are often those recently placed on our side Id 1 ted. 4 : I 1 hai ; S I
: | oF e needed 0 place | chairman, James Spangler anc
emptied. streets adjacent to Main Street } fo 5 pangien
. : guard railings and macadam | Maurice Bailey to investigate
ST will, when given a chance to th ; 7 1) [1 ibiliti : 1
. : 3) * area or parts of the areal the possibilities o employing
It's hard to believe but true!| operate, greatly assist in an or- f ali : 5 Ty a 1 | i ; } > pF ®
or use nt unc an a Dor 2h anager 1 ‘on
- - - Helen Strickler has|derly movement of “parking : di TOUS manager Ion ML. doy
4 a : be secured, the matier was| An ordinance on the street op-
money to burn! — — — — em traffic” at the points of great tabled nit { i { th
able | enings was turhed over to 1e
pocketbook and all. | est importance to our merch- The taal H | fie | - i
| > Stree committee Was urgess for study efore being
we | ants | 2 |
i instructed to check the possi-| passed on by the group
a io Schoo stu- ! Tr is i nti 4 - : . { 3 >
Two local High School There is no intention of op bility of lining the ‘present ° Bi
dents were so much in love! position in the desires of Coun- parking lot to create two rows Patronize Bulletit: Advertisers
they threatened to elope if cil and that which Council un-| of parking space instead of
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their families did not sign the | derstands to be the desire of the one now being used This |
necessary papers for an under- | the Merchants committee ould I
Whee the ol : : would double the amount of
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age .ceremon pe | Council Is very desirous of| automobiles that could park on GIVE HER A
ents could no longer talk them | learning more as time goes on| the two existing lots | ®
out of getting married they re-| and as we see the working of Street Liqgl P 1 PERMUTIT
. ee ghts Se j
luctantly consented. the new arrangement. Council Tha : “ g ” |
ee ne street 1gnts will |
The wedding was staged. As stands ready to review from be installed in the I ” ; WATER SOFTENER
1IStalle in ithe boro; one “
the 17-year-old boy stood at| time to time the various work on the new devel 1 ot : ’
: 1 the ov evelopment of !
the altar and looked adoringly | ing arrangement . iy . I ; |
a ¥ | ; South Delta Street, one on Park {
at the 16-year-old girl, he re- With the vast increase ir Avenue and one where DOF #1 |
r SRE > Mi hoy adel . . : \
peated after the Minister, ownership of automobiles, it is| Barbara and Manheim ¢ trects
“With all my worldly goods I! all too easy for some (that is meet beyond the wark
thee endow. any) of us to be short-sighted Chief Of Pol R a
. 1 ( ce
At this point gr n's fa-. In our approach t se prob- | : . |
t ! point the groom's fa y ; pproz 0 these prob cluded in the chief fano i
ther whispered to his wife,| iems. Council feels certain that lice’s report, Park Nei Ww
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“Well, Dear, there goes Jun-| to throw away regulations ed exampl { y
. y . : : Addl sO Live dimnmu- |
ior's bicycle. would be to invite such a com nition found in ti : ttl vi
. on founc 1 Lhe A 1( |
plete tie-up that none of us CY )
: ues Creek near the bridge on
Last Saturday at Laurel, just, Would long be able to stand it the Manheim Road. Th Nn |
i \ ol ic cll
as the horses were lining up at If we have too much regulation unition included parts of hand |
GAs 1 ! °C. .parts or..na
the starting barrier, for the 4th! et us be willing to rectify it grenades and clips of shell
race a woman standing in front as ume goes on. He also reported 36 parking
of me grasped her husband ner-! Signed, tickets issued arrest made
; a y EA - i « 7 Joronol ‘ou
vously ‘by the a m and in a Mt. Joy Borough Council for ignoring traffic signal, one
voice asked him for a safety T ® for ignoring a stop sign, one |
pin, meanwhile grabbing fran- F | reckle drivi 1 rank ¢
: g 5 riving arunken * The whole family will love
tically after something wunder- arewell Party Held irivine 11 cr Vor > a 29
tH ; ariving; and 1 case of larceny. Permutit soft water. .. all year
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heath that seemed to be slip Fo Depot Officer Ray Myers, chief, report long... for easier dishwashing
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ping around the knees. dust Fifty-three persons itended ed no fire calls for the month whiter laundering, wonderful
then someone nearby shouted, ae of April shampoos, delightful bathing
“They're off!” a farewell party for Maior D «
1} Of! P: Henley © a Citizens Volunteer Servipes (with no bath tub ring) and
And then she fainted! EL Ca'ey given by the Post aL T : no scaled piping or heaters. A
Engineers of the Marietta De- lwo residents volunteered gift that pay i r itself. And |
£1 at pavs to self, (
3 i pot at the Mount Jov Leg their services as bricklayers to} os y . {
The next day 1 wasn’t feel- Home Tuesd : Yin ay build new iire place and { it’s the easiest water softener
: © uesday evening. Mav 3 ulid a A © lace and re p » a yw a FREER
ing well so I went to see Dr. = x Ns y o build SE : | to operate \sk for a FREI
O'Connor. He said. “Avoid all ollowing a baked ham dinner utld a fireplace at the bor- home trial
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. sad Avon uw Benjamin Groff, fire chief of ough’s pienic area at “The
forms of excitement. Don’t ev-| + N i
n look at ’ th treet.” the depot, served as toastmast-' Cove Ruined by Hurricane g
en look at ‘em on the street. : : 1 |
er of the evening. He iniro- Hazel the structures will be .
H. I : { duced all the division chiefs rebuilt by Jacob Zeller and AUTOMATIC HEAT * SALES AND SERVICE
arrv > 4 ras >1line y x7 a1
arry Hendrix was telling who made remarks William Waltz, who volunteer- Kitchens. Plumbing
. = : is : A . ing
bie Sows he went hunting Mrs. Healey was presented €d to contribute their time to| water Heaters, Water Softencrs
while he was in Hawaii with r tes : th . "
1 re . y . he project ries
Lee Ellis asked him if he Yed roses by ihe ‘toast-| fhe projec . | Box 306, Landisville, Pa.
lis ske m i 1€ | master and the Major with lug In other business on a mo | Phone 8122
use r 0 9 - > |
1 a rifle or shotgun gage. He complimented the per- tion by Mr. Bailey, President > Marsh:
Harry quickly replied: “No. | e | ! Lehigh & Marshall Aves.
are Hees : 0-1 sonel for the fine job that hor Myers appointed George ancaster, Pa. Phone 5548 |
a lawnmower. | did while he was the post en SM ————
Tod ; gineer officer.
1 - Weldler Says Some peo Lt. Robert Joyce, in charge of x
>» believe anv . : :
pe lieve anything You tell} the Air Installation - a branch |
Nem— 7 7 3 wr » . a
eém—if you just whisper it. of the Air Force which is tak i
; i Ing over the Post Engineers |
The rich man employs a but- also spoke. Major Thomas E. SICO |
ler, a valet, a secretary, a cook, Steward, post installatio ff i
8S . st installation offic Mis
a laundress : ; sekeeper 8 A
o auncress and 8 Housekeeper er of Olmstead Field, Middle-
he poor man just gets married. 1
poor man just gets marri | town spoke on the changeover
i . ..| to the Air Force
The aged warrior of the Civil
War was being intervied by
newspaper reporters who in Grade School Band
formed him: “You and two oth- | {
ers are the sole survivors of the Con t S h d ] d {
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Confederate forces and there is | cer checuie |
only one Union soldier still The Mount Joy Elementary |
alive.” Band will feature a spring con
“Now’s the time to attack!” cert Tuesday evening, May 17
snapped the Rebel. “We've got! in the local school auditorium.
them outnumbered at last!” Under the direction of Mrs. !
— George Broske, music instruct-
Dollars to doughnuts is noj or, the 32-piece concert band
longer the big odds it used 10 will present a varied program
be! of music. i
Members will be uniformed |
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A WISE OWL | for the appearance scheduled |
| to begin at 7:30 pm. In addi- {
tion to the concert band, ma- 3
jorettes will also per form. i
> -@ !
Three out of four traffic acci
| dents happen in clear weather |
on dry roads.
| THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Fo. |
Thursday, May 5 a.
THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11
East Main Street, Mount Joy.
Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
John E. Schroll,
COUNCIL Band Club Names
operating on the same mile 2 Sones Raised Fai
while all costs living have |
been rising
| TF was also out at To Date
[Playground Equipment
Installed At School
Four new units of playground
equipment were placed on
playground to the rear of the
Mount Joy Elementary School]
this week. Purchased by the
local School and Home Associa
tion, the equipment was assem-
bled by Bruce Brown, associa
tion chairman of the special
committee.
stalled the
into the
Borough officials in-
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equipment in cement
ground.
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