{ THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy. |
| Thursday, July 7 2
THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday at 11
East Main Street, Mount Joy.

Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
John E. Schroll,
| Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952
| Subscription Rate 2.50 per
year by Mail
| Advertising rates upon request.
| ®©ntered at the postoffice at
| Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class
[mail under the Act of March 3,
11879.
| Member,
| paper Publishers’
Editorially
Pennsylvania News-
Association.

BY A WISE OWL]

MAKE YOUR WEEKENDS
SAFE
Several Weoks ago She of Practically all of us look for-
Len Satko's Hie layers Sen | ward to Friday because to most
“Red” me apprentice ‘boy, io of us it means that another
peatby Jor sx CUPS) eekend has arrived. The week
of coffe EE Be came end is a time for pleasure and}
back with the coffee in paper tennis
relaxation. There's that

oops: ag Bl game we had planned, 9 pionie
the Cups — = = After the with the family, and perhaps 2
men drank the ocffee they told golf game Yi oar ROE door)
“Red” to clean out the paper neighbor. It's tie Hime for 20
and take them back, ing to church, fixing things
cups good an il d round the house, cleaning out
Hn fhe Jue De ot thel the attic, and watching televis-
best he could, and took off for| 'o™ |
the restaurant — — — -— The weekends are all of
returned with the story that| those things—except on the
the cups were not clean enough| highway. In 1954, 13,980 per-
and the man would not give| SOns were killed and 678,000
him the twelve cents a were injured in weekend acci-|
Sounds like one of “Spook” | dents. according to figures com-
Kavlor’s tricks. | piled and released by The
= — | Travelers Insurance Companies
One of “Dot” Cornwell's cli Thirty-nine percent of the
tomers was telling the fellows! deaths and 35 percent of the
about his wife going on a three) injuries were recorded on Sat-
week’s vacation, while he and urdays and Sundays in 1954.
the dog stayed at home — —| The most dangerous day of |
He said he went to the refrig- | the week for driving is Satur-|
erator to make his first meal,| day. One good reason is that]
he discovered that there was| more cars are traveling the |
twelve cans of dog food and | highways on Saturdays than on|
three boxes of dog biscuits in| any day. There is another im- |
it, plus a quarter pound of but- | portant feature which sets this
ter and one quart of milk. | day apart from the others. For
BR | too many people, Saturday nite
Several Sundays back, “Bup-|is a time when drinking and
py’ Hinkle got into a heated | driving are combined.
argument with “himself” No ine knows how many
at the fire house — — — after] traffic accidents are caused by
debating for about a half hour| drinking drivers, but everyone
he finally shid to himself: | knows it is a major problem.
“Come on, you and I better g80| For example, walk into traf-|
home, we'll settle this tomor-| fic courts any day and you will
row.” find them crowded with per-
{ sons who were involved in sex-
A little girl on
Nor 2ar- . .
North Bar | ious accidents as a result of
bara Street had to write a let-| drinking. Everyone needs to
ter of apology for forgetting| know that even one drink be-
the birthday of a young friend.| fore driving is too many. We

“Dear Alice,” she wrote, “I uw an advertisement the other
am sorry I forgot your birth-| gop which said: “If You Drive
day. I have no excuse, and it| _pon’t Drink—If You Drink
would serve me right if you pont Drive.” This sounds like
forget mine next Wednesday.” | very simple advice, but it
; bg | makes a great deal of sense.
Here's 2 litle poem she al Weekends should indeed be
£0 gent ug: ; happy ones for everyone. Let's
Hickory dickory dock | try and make it that way. Will
Two mice ran up the clock, | You?
The clock struck one 37 oe
But the other one got away. | LETS HELP THEM
Philosopher Enck says: “A J Dis is Hv or on he 2
hangover is something that oc SONI 2% Dpon
: a from Mount Joy in the city-
cupies the head you didn't use :
18st night” county league for Raut players.
For many years, the town has
1 don’t it i Way the entered teams in Junior Legion,
heat or not, but my wife sure| Midgets end Midgel-Midget
Wis about minded this: motu. leagues but no team in the old
ing. She came downstairs, kis-| or longue.
sed an egg, tapped me on the| Since this is the first year,
head with a spoon, then unfold-| Players had to be outfitted in
ed a napkin, looked at it and uniforms and all the initial
said: “Well. there's no news in equipment had to be purchaed.
the paper this morning.” {In addition to the major finan-
| cial problems, yearly finances
The trouble with women is| must pay for the insurance,
they want to mend your ways | league dues, and one big item,
when they should be mending| —for balls lost during a game.
your socks. i Judging from an cxperience
| at one of the home games, it
Doctor Connor told one of] Would seem that returning
his patients: “To settle vyour| Palls that go beyond the park
stomach, drink a glass of hot| Would be one way in which
water every morning.’ | anyone could help the team.
His patient told him he was| | Balls are quite expensive and
doing that for a long time, on-| | they mean more to the team
iy ‘his wife calls it coffe.” | than as souveniors for some
ee person’s curio shelves
Man was first upon this earth.| For reader information, in or-
Then the Creator added wom-| 9€F 0 meet scm of the expen-
en, to improve his condition} 58 of the game, the players
and ever since that man has| conducted a money-raising pro-
been looking for new improve-| ject themselves. Players sold
ments! | watermellons throughout the
Lo | borough.
My mother-in-law must | Ye
brush her teeth with gunpow-| SWORN INTO NAVY
der — the way she’s always| Among the 14 men from
shooting off her mouth. | Lancaster County and 36 from
| York County who were sworn
into the United States Navy as
the Conestoga Company, which
is part of Pennsylvania's Distel-
“Everytime I go to the race-|
track I lose everything I have |
with me.” i
The next time I go I'm tak-| fink Battalion, on Monday, July
ing my wife with me. | 4th at the Pennsylvania Dutch
re | Folk Festival at Kutztown
Do you know what happens, were: Ronald L. McLain, 19,
to little boys who never tell the| 457 E. Market St., Marietta;
truth? — — When they grow! Robert N. Michener, 20, 659 E.
up they work in the weather! Market St., Marietta; Floyd H.
bureau! | White, 20, Bainbridge R1: Mel-|
ites ! vin L. White, 17, Bainbridge]
A WISE OWL! R1, (brothers).

| ups.

foul Servi
J ferent income

Six Months Old
or Six Feet Tall

By BETTY BARCLAY
It isn’t often you find a dessert
that's light vyand nourishing for
baby, yet flavorful and satisfying
enough for Dad, too. Many wise
mothers know the secret and
serve rennet desserts regularly.
They are easy to prepare, deli-
f cious as well as nutritious, non-
fattening, and offer a variety of
. seven different flavors. What more
could one want whether he be
‘six months old or six feet tall”?
For dinner tonight serve Quick
} Maple Bread Pudding plain for
the tiny tot and with whipped |
cream and nuts for the grown-

Here's the recipe:
| Quick Maple Bread Pudding |
2 slices raisin bread {
2 cups milk
#1 package maple rennet powder |
Whipped cream and walnut |
i meats |
iw? Set out 4 dessert dishes and a |
“ custard cup for baby. Cut raisin |
bread in cubes and divide among
dessert dishes. Warm milk slowly |
until lukewarm, stirring con-
stantly. Test a drop on the in-
side of your wrist frequently.
When it feels comfortably warm
¥ (110° F.) not hot, remove at once
from heat. Stir in entire contents
of package maple rennet powder
|
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at one time. Mix until powder is |
dissolved—not over one minute. |
Pour at once, while still liquid, |
into glasses. Do not disturb while
milk sets—about 10 minutes, |
Chill. Serve baby’s dessert plain.
Top with whipped cream and nuts
for adults.

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For the Home
Protect Your Linoleum
INOLEUM, or
tiles are excellent floor cover-
ings, but their life and appearance
depend a good deal on what's wi
derneath. Oftentimes this is a
ished, wood floor which has g
rough and unsightly. It might be,
instead, just the rough flooring.

asphalt plastic

In any case, it's a good idea to
have a smooth surface for the y
floor covering. Many applica
recommend and use Masonite Un-
derlayment because of its smooth-

cost.
better
1se of the un-
, even thickness and low
» lool II look
ar longer
ment.
COV(

v are covered, uneven

hea likely will n to
“mirror” right through the floor
covering, and when that happens
vou may be sure that the boards
are wearing through and the sur-
face be broken before long.
Masonite Underlayment comes in
A { or 4 x 3-foot sizes and is
available at lumber yards. It’s ap-
nately 4” thick—.215 inches,
to be exact. Directions for its ap-
plication come eht with the
bundles, or full details may be ob-
tained free by writing the Home

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Chicago 2,
eau, Suite 2037,
gton St.,

State Chamber
(From page 1)
Sales Tax, with both clothing
food and liquor
$45
(Versus
$83 for
(Versus $65
and on-premise
tax for
$30 or
added to base —
$4,000
$40 income
family
tax);
family or
tax).
$10
tax
come
ial
covers the
and with-
cost-of-earning
different
estimates
amount of tax with
out the $1,000
deduction.
“These estimates
show that a sales tax producing
the same amount of revenue as
the Classified Income Tax
would impact on
wage Chamber
declared. step
the Sales
raise all the
revenue the Governor asks,
impact is not sharply greater,
and it falls fairly evenly on dif-
levels.
The in
come
a lesser
the
if
have
-earners,’”’
“Even you
Tax eover
new General
up
‘age
$7,500
$75 in-|
in- |
definitely |
to!
Fund |
the
Make A Coconut Shortcake For Him!

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| George Keener,
| Paul Stoner
Chamber Of Commerce
Plans Picnic Meeting
will feature the
annual picnic meeting of the lo-
Game night
Commerce
July 18.
held at
at 6:30 p.
cal Chamber of on
Monday
affair
“Cove”
A picnic
ed to the members and the
will be spent bowling
the green, pitching
| playing croquet.
Arthur Sprecher
the committee and is assist-|
by committee members,
Samuel Heisey,
evening,
will be
starting
the
m.
ev-
on
quoits and |
is chairmae mn!
| nari mamas {lf em semen

The!
lunch will be serv- |
and Robert Schroll. |

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Quality Meats
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
FROSTED
Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Markel
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JAMES B. HEILIG
Funeral Director

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| operated between St. Joseph,| ing in Pennsylvania since the a delegate in Congress for four
Looking for something new for dessert? Add toasted coconut to a | Mo. and Sacramento, Calif. | time of the Civil War. | years, 1871-1875.
shortcake recipe, What better way to givethemaninyourlifeaspeciall |, aoe oom ee ea mma
treat! He will ask for seconds when you serve this short, short, short-
cake, with its erunchy coconut and its delicious blueberry sauce. A fluff
of w hipped cream adds to the eye appeal . . . and be sure to have a side |
dish of the coconut to pass—for second helpings. {
Blueberry Coconut Shortcake aide . ~ "
3 cups sifted flour 4 cup shortening { M Il A | th A&P 3
31% teaspoons double-acting 1% cups shredded coconut, i ions cC alm e
baking powder 3 . i
3 tablespoons sugar cup milk, about f
1 teaspoon salt Blueberry Seal A Sure Sign 0
Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, sugar, salt, and sift |
again. Cut in shortening until consistency of coarse corn meal. Add 3
cup of the coconut and mix well. Add milk all at once and stir until soft
dough is formed,
Turn out on lightly floured board and knead 20 times, Divide dough
in half and pat 2 inch thick in two greased 9-inch square layer pans.
Bake in hot oven (450°F.) for 20 minutes, or until done.
Cut each cake in 9 or 12 squares and spread squares with softened
butter, Put together as individual shortcakes, spreading Blueberry Top- d
ping between layers and over tops. Garnish with whipped cream and af
remaining % cup of coconut, Makes 9 or 12 servings. 0
Blueberry Topping: Combine 112 quarts fresh blueberries, % cup
sugar, 3 lemon slices, and 13 cup water in saucepan, Place over low heat
and bring to a boil, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Cool, then
remove lemon slices. Marcal Colored
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