THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy, Pe. THE BULLETIN Thursday, January 5 2 Published every Thursday at 11 East Main Street, Mount Joy. OWL: :LAFFS 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. Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879. Member, Pennsylvania News- paper Publishers’ Association. Ten Numbers Are Unclaimed In Holiday Project Ten winning numbers are unclaimed in the holiday draw- ing sponsored by the Mount Joy-Florin Retail Merchants. The unclaimed numbers are as A WISE OWL BY who owns a Perry County, Elwood Martin, hunting camp in received the following letter follows: from his Uncle Woff, in Blain: $50 - 052117; $50 - 026572; ‘ : $50 - 056356; $20 - 000113; Mister Elwood Martin $20 . 099797: $10 - 053902: Dear Milk Peddler:- $10 - 065743; $10 - 076022; 1 thought you would be inter- $10 - 065800: $10 - 512373. ested to know that the deer are Additional numbers claimed raisin the devil around YOUr within the past week were .Eli Kamp. A hole flock of does that Hostetter and Jay Meckley, $50 was left over after the season,’ winners: Frank Weidman, $20; come down from the mountains Abner S. Henry, and Mrs. Har- land sure wrecked things. They, riet Brown, $10 winners. have your fire place knocked! March 1 is the deadline for down—how they ever done it I poth the claiming of numbers don’t know. The pump handle and for the using of the prize was stickin in your ‘male box. money in the stores. and that little frame building, vou set in to read magazines was FAT COLLECTION rolled half back to the way mountain, close to the place’ PLANNED ‘where vou stan to shoot bucks.| A fat collection will be held ‘They must have been bumpin at in Mount Joy and Florin. Sats the house because half of the urday, January 14. Girl Sgouts chimney is down and the lawn— and Brownies in the two com- well that’s a helluva mass. The munities will collect the waste sed they, fat door-to-door Saturday morn- man at the saw mill’ were there too but ail they dun] ing. was eat a pile of his slab wood. | In case of inclement weather If you would like to have the! the drive will be held the fol- place cleaned up I could get del- lowing Saturday, January 21. lows here io Co it pretty cheap, right now bekause hunting is a- bout over en fishin don't some n Faculty Members ‘till Spring. Mebby they would work for a couple gallons of butter-milk al day. Fergot to tell you that pear, tree in the yard, you know near’ the house, has a good crop of pumpkins that should be picked er they'll freeze. Dam kold up here now. | Attend Conference Seven members of the Done- gal High School faculty attend- ed sessions at the P.S.E.A. con- vention at Harrisburg on De- cember 27th, 28th and 29th. ‘Miss Grace Henderson, Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Norman Hous- eal, Mrs. Frank Lutze and Miss Thelma Taylor attended sions. The commercial teachers were especially interested in the roundtable discussion, “What Employers look for ii , Employees” as this will be an Orie Beaston was talkin to his wife over at his barn, the words froze and she had to take them home and thaw them out on the stove before she knew what he said. - | aid in placing students into Let me know what to due. | jobs. Tours Mrs. Sadie Brooks, school Unle Woff. nurse, served as treasurer of the P ave : svrv Ne PS. Have a merry New Year School Nurses Round Table. and a hum-dinger Kristmas. C. A. S. Hollinger, social ger, P. S. Have one on me back at studies teacher, served as a del- Henner’s. | egate from Lancaster County. | Mr. Hollinger was elected presi- | dent of the Student Council , Round Table for the next year. Last week one day Ethel Herr -e Your same Uncle. Auxiliary Reaches | ' DINNER MEETING IS Membership Quota | National Magazine Mount Joy's Walter S. Eber-| sole Post 185 American Legion liveries in the area Auxiliary is one of three units honored by a national consum- in the county to reach quota it or Mumiper's of ‘Eli-| was announced at the January | ba | meeting of the group Tuesday | | zabethtown, Queen awry nigrt. Mrs. Ruth Allen _| Lancaster, Turkey Hill of Con-| ; i | estoga and Warner's of TS n., { bersiup thairma ; | Lion have been awarded Par- During the business meeting ents Magazine's: Co enddtion: fie Soup metide = Se al for their Golden Guernsey food sale Ie Milk according to Golden Guer-| Four dairies which made de- is mem instead of the monthly card] nsey, Ine. | party. Mrs. Ruth Rineer, presi-| | : Jay dent, was in charge of the meet- The Parents Commendation ing. | Seal was awarded only after | ni hc ress the magazine's consumer Sér-| | vice bureau thoroughly investi-| | gated the national Golden) PLANNED BY SCOUTS { Guernsey program, including A dinner meeting will be the operations of both produ-| featured for the January meet-| cers and distributors. ing of the Mount Joy- Florin | Golden Guernsey Milk is al | Girl Scout Neighborhood Mon. | trademark owned by Golden day, January 16. The affair will} Guernsey, Inc, and can be be held in the basement of the sed only by licensed distribu- Trinity Lutheran Church at|{ors on Guernsey milk that which time the Ladies Aid of! meets rigid national require-| the church will prepare the ments. meal. At that time the installa-| Golden Guernsey, Inc. is a milk] tion of officers will take place. : marketing organization estab-| Miss Marilyn Houser, direct-| lished by the American Guern-! or of Girl Scouting in Lancast-| sey Cattle Club, non-profit ag-| er County, will be the guest| ricultural registry association! speaker for the meeting. Miss| serving some 40,000 purebred! Houser will show pictures of her trip to Sweden this past! to-coast. summer. She went to Sweden as an exchange counselor in camp. , Persons planning to attend | the dinner meeting are. request- ed to give the money for the dinner tp Miss Elsie Lefever by January 14. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. John N. Walter| of Manheim R1, a daughter on Friday, at Lancaster General| Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Markey, Manheim R4, a son, Friday, at Lancaster General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hess, of| Mount Joy R1, a daughter, Fri-| day, at Lancaster General Hos- | pital. Fresh, Roasted your FRIDAY & SATU 29 WEST MAIN STREET Guernsey breeders from coast-| anywhere, Mr. Lee Ranck, Penn State, spent a few days have been|with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mar- tin. {Four Are Named By PERSONALS student of W. Donald Martin spent the of| holidays with his parents. He | will return to Bainbridge, Md., Mrs. Red| this week where he is stationed. Ada Hernly and father |of Florin spent Saturday even- [ing with Mrs. Cyrus Foreman. Mr. Irvin Gerber and a chum] \ MEMORIALS ly That’ sRight Dm = II NE NYT / —— W. H. Stehman SQUARE ST., FLORIN Phone 3-6712 We Come. Promptly To Make TV Repairs We're as near as your telephone . will respond promptly to calls for expert anytime! RDAY 9 TO 9:00 repairs Radio & TV Service CAR RADIO SERVICE Motorola ~$ales and Service STORE HOURS: MON. THRU THURS. 9 TO 6:00 DAY & BERRIER PHONE 3-8421 MOUNT JOY SRA # 3 from Bob Jones University, spent a few days in the Gerber home. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Martin and son were entertained at a New Year's dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Kuhn. re ff) mr —— We PrintEverything But Dollar Bills Thoughtful Attention To Every Detail JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director OLIVER SAGER & SO Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed Field Drainage — Footings — Grading Hauling — And Light Jobs Portable Air Compressor—Concrete Breaking’ Top Soil and Fill Rock Drilling R. D. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN § PHONE 7-1256 11-tfc | FOOD STORE | Grapefrui Pascal Celery Iceberg Lettuce Fresh Tomatoes Apples oc. Fresh Cauliflower A&P ii Peas Frying Chicken ‘5A Birds Eye Succotash 2 In 1956 A&P Will Strive To Bring More Good Food To More People For Less Money . . . Save Here! All Year! COMPARE Le Florida SEEDLESS 64-70 Size None Priced 5. 29 2,.19° . Higher None | large Higher head 23¢ mois 30€ Spinach So 19¢ He cello. 19¢ 49¢ 10-01, pkgs. 2.1b. pkg. 10-01. pkgs. Donald Duck Orange Juice Morton's Frozen Pies Excelsior Beefburger Steaks 35¢ 99¢ 49c¢ Fresh Egg A&P Salted Peanuts 6-01. cans 7-01, can 6% Ce 45 89° so 1.00 10-01. Snow Crop Cut Corn Plant 35¢ 9¢ 59¢ 39%¢ A&P Sauerkraut PEANUTS FURNITURE Hassinger’s Grocery 16 N. Market St., Mount Joy | 44-tfe | Dependable WE Gas Service Roy M. Ressler | came to town with their pickup! TO HOLD CARD PARTY i truck to haul the Xmas decora- The Altar and Rosary Society | tions from the United] of the B.Y.M. Mount Joy, away w ill] Brethren Church - - - - - after! hold a card party at the home | loadifig the old trees, wreaths, of Mrs. Francis Frank. The etc. on the truck she drove out| place is Wood Street, el to their farm, and went into the! The time 8:00 P. 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Mixed Vegetables 2 ii: 39¢ Nifty Frozen Waffles 3 = 32c Pillsbury Reduced 8-07. Cc or Ballard Price! can 10 3b. Ib. bag $2.19 bag 1%¢ Asparagus coco. 2 Gon 35¢ Seaside Butter Beans wr ele 27¢ 29¢ 29¢ 19%¢ 35¢ 38¢ 13¢ 29¢ 28¢ 53¢ 45¢ 29¢ 25¢ 15¢ 29° 39° | Surf Detergent heaters, refrig- located branch stoves, water or our main office, Ephrata TT J EF PEIN PE EWG IG oe . | REIKI oe CTC - Tare ., Te SA re Tre "0... erent .. ae ie pe ne ee Sta 5 | New Year's Eve, several fel-!! oi 2 Jows from out of town went tof ae | yisit a friend on Longenecker! : RI Road. - - - - - Arriving at his| Your Best a | ‘home they found him in bed - “13 . a 3 ~~ and: wee told he didn't in. } New Year Resolution S| tend to get out of bed - - - - but } BS! he did - - - - the fellows lifted | | Should Be 2 | the bed on end and dumped him | : a | : ‘on the floor - - - - the victim?! To Use Our Service a | “ - - “Clayt” Newcomer. UY oo 0 Regularly & Harry Darrénkamp, our neigh- | bor, has developed a new way Jp a to increase egg production a-| 3% ; 5 | ‘mong his chickens. Each nest|§ Ng 2 ‘has a trap door under it. When ¥ g ri 3 3 1 ‘the hen lays an egg the door 8% . ae x ens and the egg falls through.! an "The hen *looks around and does- i> 3 WE i n't see any egg. ; “I could have sworn I laid an] als ‘ge, the hen says, and lays an- | : att Lux Flakes Spry Shortening | se 20 wwe | m3 ou gee | be | | Detergent : Soap san lige 33¢ Ch 11° 3 ze 29< | Rinso Blue Rinso Lifebuoy | Detergent Granulated Soap Soap | ‘mame ww usw | Lux Liquid Lux Soa Lux § | Detergent : luge 39 a 69° 4 regula’ fae 35¢ Salhi 38 our Mount Joy A&P Store OPEN FRIDAY = o Try Paul Wedr 3:3 Janu: Ev: Moun Bisho Hen Sund: 9:0 10: Wedn 73 Praye Ne Re Sunde 9:0 7:08 Rev. Friday 7:30 Sunde 9:31 10:4 The S munio 6:3( lowshi Cl Abr Bunda 8:4. 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