THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy, Pea.
Thursday. January 12 2
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OWL LAFFS|

BY A WISE OWL]

A local friend of mine had
been a real tap room addict be-
fore his marrigae, and his wife
nted to keep him close to
home So long as she stay
never far

d around, he
he front porch: but

leave to visit
west, she got a
her sister out
little nervous
A few days passed In peace
after she'd leit. Then doing our
bit to help the wife along, we
nvited her husband over for
a Sunday dinner. He dressed in
.
fact his
way lo our
his best suit, In
suit, and on the
place he happened to put his
hand into his coat pocket He

led out a piece of paper and
looked at it in surprise. It was

i is ife’s handwriting,, and
it read
So you're all dressed up —
Wi 1
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Donegal lad took his
i 0 a basketball game held
at hi chool. The guy was a!
teal patriot about his school,!
i le of the
intzd down at the court.!

game
down there
ng forward?” he asked his
“See that big guy

‘I think he’s going to be

our best man next year.”
Ch darling.’ she ecried,|
*this is so sudden!” - - . - - -
¢ 0 eo
Bob Hoftfmaster and “Mous2”

wrguing one day a
ho was the strongest.
you” Bob said, ‘that 1

can wheel something in a
wheelbarrow from here to the
Post Office corner that you
can’t wheel back.”
MV ( chuckled. “Okay,
u're on,” he said.
Bo 30 the wheelbarrow,
d turned to “Mouse. “Ready?”
he asked
Go d,” “Mouse said
Okay,” said Bob. “Get in.”
\ fellow on North
very late
urday. He
mbed the
Market
getting
removed
stairs,
room

door of his
it after him, with-
ng his wife. But just
into
ife, half-awake, mur-
Fido?”
about to climb
hat you,
the fellow said
er, “I showed real
Gentlemen, 1

presence
licked
Three
mind
her hand.” - an -
guesses who?
? ® ®
Bud Berri was boasting to
JE Henderson about his car.
Bud said.
ever know my car was
now’

be second | would
vou?” He patted th2 car proud-
Jerry smiled and said As
ratte [ wouldn't. “IT
t+

ade
Now they
to each other.
m your
don’t

A newly married voung man
on East Main St. was still con
fused by a few of the
minox
matrimonial probiems and
went to a friend for advice. Hz
don’t know what to call his
mother-in-law, because his own
mother still living and
somehow it doesn’t seem right
to call his mother-in-law
Mother’
His friend told him everyone
problems, but
to solve.
has those
simple
1
year ne
they're
He said the first
called his mother-in-
law, “Say,” and after that he
called her “Granny”
A WISE OWL
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Among the mineral resources
of Montgomery are trap, horns
fels and gneiss. - PNS \
only
What Schools Owe The
People In Future Citizens
There has been a great deal [ ‘Rithimetic mustnot La neglect-
of talk about what we, the peo- | ed. Good literature should be
big factor in education. Give
pupils fundamental]
It's a pretty big debt, figure A
sciences, civil government,
chools and the like. He and
it any way vou like. The
» to the schools. bs 2
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have done a pretty good job or wae houtd be taught that the)
he y dling hild- :
the whole in handling our child- | po givers as well as take!
The ore: naijor f the 1 :
rel Ih great majority o owe a debt to scociely that they
wallv best 1h
eally give BENT. DN we Other Fellow” must al-
of them earn moix

wavs be taken into considera-
Chere are
h receive
t Wie ceive tien, and that we cannot live to
hers is must be onfessec 1 1
oth : C4 1 ourself alone. Money is a med
| do ne arn their sala and 1
who do not earn their salary ar ium ‘of eschange—it is not the
are no real help to the schools ts
end for which to labor
Much is said
No organization has a full quota
of efficient workers about
Just what have the people a | teachers’ saiarie But that will
righ to expect from their | not make better schools. The
What is the
people
schools? duty of the | teachers will be there
schools to the
In the opini
and a teacher who is not giving
m of this humble : X
. x’) i. | his or her best efforts now, will
editor, the duty of the schools
is to prepare the children under mereas-
their care for their life as Amer- | ed. It is probable that teachers
ican citizens. It is their duty to | should receive m or e— they
Americanism in every way 1
Ame a should be given enough to en-
possible every hour of the day
" ow able them to live according to
by precept and example To do
1 American standards However,
this, they must strive to incul-
: no teacher is compelled to teach
thestory of America, its I

cat
1 The sre not drafted, as are the
founding, its struggles, 1ts iri- .
boys who give even their live
umphs { its defeats. It mu
ana uy deieat "| for the country they love
vive thesepupils a solid founda-
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ion of love for their ec YY, : :
: 5 make good schools. We demand
ppreciation of what it is, how
. good schools. The people al-
it yas built, what it has done
1 v Jy ways have shown a willingness
and is doing for theworld.
Wiles to pay for good schools. They
The schools must build solidl:
Spot as never be-
n the rock of the Bible. It is
are aroused today
fore on the
From the
humblest parents they
school question.
the school 84) :
President to the
as much the ot of
teacher to install the solid truths
of Holy Writ 8. 10 1
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teach the | are talk
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ing alout schools. It is a good
sign, because when the Ameri-
take: real hold of
ved it
natury
ticle This is notsaying that an

| can people a
ectarian religion should ‘be
taught The
of God, the Creator
Universe,
auesti they
fundamental ‘iden | they sols
nd Supreme They will solve the school
Ruler of the together | question and it may bring some
down it | changes in fundamentals and in
nd the |
with the laws as laid
methods.
{he Ten Commandments |
Golden Rule should be stressed | Our schools must build Amer-
because the nation is founded i icans, knowing what America
cn the Rock of God. | means to them and to the world.
With that ecccomplished, the
details will look
With that foundation
all else i]
Ritin, an | other
siruple., Readin’, small,

What Makes America Strong

people Peo-
and peace: In
helping each
working
What makes America strong? It is the
other in war
People
together and
ple co-operating with each
in times of danger
People fighting
melting pot of all
nation
well as
fire fighting and
disaster
America is a
other In
together.
nationalities. We
races and all
because all
fight
have built a strong
of us must work together in peacetime, as
together in war-time

gth of America on our volunteer
men work together to fight the
responsibilities that
Man's Job.
races
real stren
We see the
fire companies. Where dan-
FIRE. We see
great nation
sharing the
Fighting {ire is a
men of all
from the
ger of men
made us a

It requires between many
nationalities
co-operation
America’s strength comes
companies in our
our cities and villages, show the
fireman and fire policeman
and all
rural sections, and our vyplunteer fire
towns and hamlets, in
real America
is a testimonial to the
Every volunteer
American way of life
Peacetinwe to fight
fight a war for
Men who have joined together in
will join together to
American way of life
fires,
even as they
the protecion of our
Highway Department Has One
gl
System Of Traffic Flag Signals
Standardized Throughout State
WITH CAUTION
flagman is in
of PROCEED
When the
dicating a proceed with cau-
signal the flag will be
side of the
Harrisburg Secretary
Joseph J. Lawler]
said today the Department
system of traffic flag]
tandard |
State. | leg and signal will be
with the other hand,
queries, a sweeping motion in the
general| direction the traffic is to
regarding a uniform| move.
signalling traffic; Lawler said that during
construction] the past majoh effort
flagmen| has been made {0
and instruct employees in
| each. of the 11 engineering
Highways
has one tion
signalling
throughout the
which 1s lowered to the
made
This announcement was using
answer to
from the
made in
received
public
method of
highway
progress and
traffic
The procedure is:
where year a
is in acquaint
are directing
STOP-—The flagman districts of ‘the Department
ping traffic wil face ap-| of Highways by showing a
proaching vehicles, hold the! film entitled “The Red Flag".
flag in extended hand and In addition to the film, thou-
raise the other arm in sands of drawings showing
upward position. The flag the cordect method of sig-
will be held stationary in a' nalling have been distribut-
horizontal position, , ed.

Nell’s Hill In York County
Named For Mountain Recluse

Harrisburg Henry W.| mons, her flower garden and
Shoe ma ker, Pennsylvania faithful horse and a spotted
Folklore Chiek, today told! hound or two. She made a
the tale of how Nell’'s Hill slave of Jimson Weed which
in York County got its name.| enjoyed a wide sale. When
He said he got the story of Henry Vandeleur took to his
George Thomas, who has liv-| death bed, Nellie visited him
than 80 years on a every day, helped to wash,
York County nurse, and cheer him, and
"| his great dark eyes followed
rather her about his palatial room,
but he said nothing. She fol-
lowed him to his grave' and
ed more
farm near the
Knobs.
“We have
versions,” said Mr.
several
curious
Thomas.
“Nil, or Miss Helen Bellas decked it every spring
took to living alone on the around Memorial Day, just
{op of the mountain, then as the mountain girls today
called “Little Round Top", place wild honeysuckles on
near where the spring which her last resting place under
cascades to the bottom small ironstone block
rainy seasans bursts out of marked with ‘H. B.’, near
her hilltop home.”
Henry the fox hunt-
Ceronio, but when
point of of-
the rocks in a cooling
younger
er, Henry
he came to the
stream.”
“Nellie
old but
came of an
family
Bellas
impoverished
and when she got old enough fering himself, she would
to look about declared, “I turn him off in the vain
will only marry a gentleman, chance of securing the love
Vandeleur.
what
leader of Henry
Vande “Tiring of
leur, the handsome, dashing like a hopeless quest,
was her first her home
choice. She rode to the! helped substantial
hounds with him, being dub-
bed Miss Skittles for
and he must be the
of his set’ Henry seemed
she left
fox chaser comfortable and
build a
house on the mountain
name for
stone
some that has borne her
reason by the countryside the past one-hundred years
and showed her courage and or more,
endurance in many ways, “There she lived among
wildcats, the
owls, the
he fores and
wild
pawpaws and the
chaser did not
could see
“The fox
woo her and she
lover
pigeons and
no other except a persim

Fighting Fires In Japan
A Display C Of Acroba FCS
Japan's big city firemen, long { by {hy the + victim of the fire and hi
renouned for their acrobatics | neighbors.
and elegant tatoos, are going to This was to dynamite the
fight fires. buildings . at the corner ol
| block and let
d and burn. Thi
learn to
This may seem revolutionary everything be-
but these are changing times in| {ween go ahe
Jepan—even fcr firemen was used when the fire depart-
In the good old days, the fire- | ment was later than usual and
man was noted for the agility | the flames had spread
with which he performed stunts
Each ward had its own fire
department A five wagon
atop his bamboo ladder at holi-
cay celeprztions :
wr, id 1 .
. Y would gallop up to a ward ling
This also gave him a chance : 2:
to have
which adorned it.
ia To but refuse to cross it, even if
his breast and the tatoos
ree | the blaze w a few feet away
These were | : a
There was a lot of rivalry
Japanese |
3 1 1 among the
wonder. even in a land where
mething to make a
those
companies in
days.
George W. Anngell, who
administrator of tie
tafioos are as common as sun-
tan in Florida
When ihe time
to Bo to
came for him | ciel fire
| public safety division at Gen-
eral MacArthur's
areéew up a
work, however, the
10 lctiart 1'¢
fireman often headquarters,

Japanese

putting all
much less satisfactory perform- |

ance—at least from the stand- | hig oi fire-fightin on the
point of a Japannese whose | American plan.
house was on fre. Now they are overhauling the
The accepted technique was fire rtments of Tokyo, Osa-
to play water on all the sur- ka Kyoto Nagoya ant
rounding houses and let the shaking ‘en up
place burn dow It probabl even down to locating fire alarn
was pretty far gone bv the time | POXes so someone can find the
the fire department showed uj Fire stations are being d
anyway. cut of blind alleys. They arc
There was a slight variation | setting up a system of district

of this technique which, while lion chiefs who can co-
more satisfactory to the specta- | ordinate the job of fighting bi
tors, was even less appreciated | fires
AIRMAN KODER
SERVES OVERSEAS
Prior to his entry
Air Force, he was a student at
Parks Air Force Base, Calif-| J. P. McCaskey High School,
ornia—Airman Second Class Lancaster, Pa
tor H. Koder, son of Rev. and : °
Mrs. W. L. Koder, 43 W. Main; CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Street, Mount Joy, processed Jacob R. Henderson, Harris-
here with the 2349th personnel’ burg, celebrated his ninety-fifth
drocessing Group enroute to] birthday Saturday. Mrs. Hen-
his new duty assignment in Ja-| derson celebrated her nineth
Mrs.
from
pan | birthday Monday. Mr. and
Airman
Air Force in October
Koder enlisted in the! Henderson were formerly
i wi :
1954 Mayvtown

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ROTARIANS SEE SLIDES |
OF BIG GAME HUNT
Mount
noon
Joy Rotarians Tuesday
colored slides of a
hunt in Canada.
Speaker was Carl E. Lesher
Jr., Office manager of J.C.
Snavely & Sons, Landisville.
Mr. Lesher gave an interest-
ing account of a 21-day hunt-
ing trip in the wilds of Canada.
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