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LAFFS

BY A WISE OWL
Last year
fold you
man, who
lawnmower
in this column we
High Street
his wife a
birthday
informed
about a
bought
for
- We
the
and every
her
ee were
lately that
A-1 condition,
before his wife
he oils the mower
— — Bighearted cuss, eh?
mower is in
wesk
mows the lawn
for her
Lots of folks think that
Safko, Baxter Wells and Chief
Neiss play golf together - -
but they don’t - - -
when they tee off
- Len says
for the first
hole, the Chief slices and Bax-
ter hooks - - - - and that’s the
last he sees of them until the
18th and last hole - - he
says he
they can't
like he does!
keep on the fairway
told
getting
me
01
A friend of mine
Howard
has (I
Brown is
remember
station wagon
don't
a new
Howard says if Ed Brown can
buy a new one, he can too. -
- - - he also says the reason
Ed ‘go: his, was because the
ash trays in his old car were
full.
Nornhold was quite |
perturbed because she and sev- |
cral others only got' half of
their Bulletin last week - - - -
she can’t understand why 1
don’t put the names of the fel-
lows who work here in the
shop, that were responsible for
it, in the “owl” column
— -— Our boss, his son, and
Mike Pricio are the ones wh
“stuff” the sections Myrtle, so
the blame must be placed on
Mike.

West Donegal Street
went shopping in
especially to buy a broom.
on her arrival home, laden
down with Davy Crockett
for her grandchildren, she
asked if she bought the broom
woman
Up-
was
| MORE
| King
Len |
i 1] and this
|
|
gifts |
THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11 |
East Main Street, Mount Joy.
Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
Schroll,
1901-1952
John E.
Editor and Publisher,
Subscription Yate $2.50 per
year by Mail
Advertising rates upon request.
at the postoffice at
Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class
mail under the ‘Act of March 3,
1879.
Member,
paper Publishers’
LET'S MAKE MOUNT JOY
ATTRACTIVE
Now that June has
let's every turn toward
attire

Pennsylvania News-
Association.

arrived
one ma
our homes more ract
individual
attractive, Mt
attract
ap
and tourists.
ive. If each
and
Joy
grounds are
will become more
ive place to live and more
pealing to "visitors
Residents
are asked to take
home!

Jacob Hynicker, El
an interest in their homes by Other Benefits
planting shade trees, flowers
shrubbery
Another suggestion
the borough coun-
Monday night. Res-
asked to the
sidewalks espec-
offset
and wherever pos-
sible was
requested at
| cil meeting
| idents were fix
unevenness ol
iallly from danger in the
as well as for the
town.
having our
Remember, by
doesn’t understand why
town beautiful, we can “se
our town to prospective resi-
| dents, visitors or tourists.
® —
Thank You
Citizens of Mount Joy
| and surrounding area:
On behalf. of ‘the Parent-
| re 1 ~
| Teachers Club of the School &
which) |
the Mount
I would
Home Association of
Joy Elementary School
like to take this
means to publicly
opportunity
press our thanks and
tion for the cooperation and
| suppert you have given us this
| past school term
| It is well known that the
| people of Mount Joy area sup-
| port a worthy cause or organ-|
{ ization. Your response, when]
called upon this
term,
So
past
has proved it
the merchants and
{ business people the
the'r products,
wnen
to
dona
time
the
As
and ser-
for
tions of
and
memopers of
solicited;
Ministerial
their
gave
money
the
time
sociation for
vice they meeting
ioht
nignis;
on our
their
to
for
the teachers for
time and service
the
they gave
i have visitation period
prior
the pe
ng and to
to the meet-
anyone wl
tributed
organ
10 1n
to the
ization
any
way cf SUCCESS
past
and
of our this
school
all
May the
term, thank you one
ame
operation continu
Spirit. of «co
throughout
4
the coming school torm
n fifo
Respectifully yours,
ARTHUR F. SCHNEIDER
President
School & Home Association
Her husband replied, ‘No, she
couldn't find one anywhere
with the name Davy Crockett
on it.”
¥Bugg’’ Neiss, Sr went 10]
our local beverage distributor |
to purchase a case of beer. He
paid Smitty for it, jumped in
his car, and went home - - - -
arriving at home, he
the trunk of his car,
covered that the case beer
was still at the distributors,
he forgot to put it in the
opened
and dis-
of
car!
Last Monday night a certain]
customer of Chet's told one of
his waitresses that it is a good |
thing for her that when she
weighs herself, she don’t have
to pay by the po
But don’t forget, when a girl
reduces, she is going out of her
weigh to please some man.
I believe 1
economical
You know,
the most wife in
town — — — We do
without every thing I want.
got

Philosopher Enck says “Hav-
ing fun is like buying insurance
the older you get the more ii
costs”!
“Dyke” Garber is working |
on a “get-rich-quick” project
— — — —— He's going to buy
a gorilla and a mink and cross]
them —-
thing he’s afraid of. is
sleeves might get too long.
ne wine 30 ODN

Les Funk tells me it
hard for him to meet expenses
these days. As a matter of fact,
he said, he runs into them ev-
ery time he turns around.
isn't
As a rule men don’t
women on $25 a week, as they
used to. It seems a girl must be
earning at least twice that
much before they will even
look at her.
A WISE OWL’
| vania and a i{o
that the]
marry |
Small Grains
Field Day
At Landisville
A small grains field day has
been arranged for June 13th a
1:00 P. M. at the : Landisvill
test plots of the Pennsylvanic
State University, according to
| Floyd Imes, Secretary o
Small Grains Producer
ion of the Pennsylvania
| Improvement Association
| Clarence Bryner, University
Small Grains Brecder, Dr. Ra
leigh, weed control specialist,
and Dr. Kirby, extension piant
Fathologist, will be on hand to
| bring you the latest
concerning the future of small
grains production in Penns $v}
Ol the
plots will demonstrate what
beauty of the
ex- |
tive
Con
E 1
( THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. P6. Thursday, June 9

izabethtown R1, is keing presented her
winning air conditioner from Samuel Heisoy as Irvin Hos-
r of the Hostetter Hardware Store, looks on
The PP&L management group
P. P. &L. Gronts negotationing the agreement
Pay Increases, is headed by Edward J. Brill
Director of Employee Relations.
Union representatives at the
copie! srences constituted the E 1
Following a series of collce A. Executive Committee, -head
bargaining conferences ter-| 4 I W Ll a Troop, General
minated this week-end, agree Chairman.
ment was reached beiween the °
Pennsylvania Power & Light ' =
\pany and the Employees Thanks Given For
Independent Association on gen- Public's Assistance
eral salary and wage increases Both the Walter 8. Epereole
and various other Kerns the Post 185 American Legion and
A, certified bargaining 987) tne Rehoard family wish Ho. ac
for PP&L non-supervisory
ent
employees,
ing
these
has
employ
twenty years
Major
| new
| and
June
cent
915
ees of higher
agre
salar
1, 1
S per
cents
been
represent
ees for nearly
under
skills
the
The company will also in-
crease its contributions toward
the costs of the group life insur
ance program by paying, in ad
contribution,
monthly payment presently
| by employees
T!
fiftc
fecting equalization
and
ing
the
en ot
pract
school | and other
1 agreement
her
ices
details.
one-
item
apprecia- | dition to its already substantial
third of
paid
the
covers some
s largely af
of
work

The term of the newly-nego
tiated contract is from June 1,
1955 through Junc 9, 1957 with
provisions for re-opening + wil
respect to wages after May 27
1956 1
The Union officials ar
eduled to suibmit the
to their membership for rati
cation within the next veral
days
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promising material is currently WEST MAIN ST,
| being tested for use in future
recommended varieties for
Pennsylvania. |
| Farmers, secdsmen, and mill
ers who wish {to keep well in-
formed on all new develop-
ments in the small grains breed-
ing and production phases of
agricultural progress are cor-
dially invited and strongly urg-
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excellent opportunity to keep
abreast of current grains re-|
| search. This will be the only]
small grains field day to be
held this summer.
The test plots are located ap- |
proximately six miles north-
west of Lancaster on Penna 230]
| at the site of the old Artificial
breeding station.
|
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