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Thursday, August 2
/ THE BULLETIN
Published every Thursday
t¢ 11 East Main Street, Mt.
Joy, Lancaster County, Pa.
Larmon D. Smith, Publisher
Mount Joy, be]
John. E. Schroll
Editor-Publisher, 1901-1952
Subscription Rate $2.50 per
year by Mail
Advertising rates upon re-
quest.
Entered at the post office
at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-
class mail under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Member, Pennsylvania News-
paper Publishers’ Association

OUT ON A LIM
By Stumpy McCulloch
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ovems to me that an Old Timer is
a fellow who remembers when history
was made at half the price it costs
today.
* *
Sittin on the back porch the other
night, watching the sun drop
behind the green trees on the hill,
I got so I was havin a running
battle with the flies and mosquitoes
something terrible. Between rounds
1 got to thinkin how insects are the
greatest enemy of our forests. Con-
trol of tree-killing insects and bugs
is a problem for scientists and
foresters, but I got to considering
how we can help by cleanin out
over-crowded stands and harvest-
ing timber before it gets over ripe.
And everytime I clipped a mos-
quito I could almost imagine a tree
doin the same in the forest on the
hillside.
* * *
John Cacioppo, a popular Texas
distributor of lumbering supplies,
writes that a Texas pedestrian is a guy
who walks to the garage for his car.
* %
Got involved in talking about
families a while back with some
fellers who said they was amazed that
a shorty like me could have such a
nice bunch around the house. 1 told
them my first name was Stumpy just
"brary come
Letters To Editor
TEENS OF OUR TIMES
Mr. Smith:
The teens of Mount Joy
are the future citizens that
someday will be the burgess,
the borough council, the bor-
ough authority, and school
board Ask yourself this
question - Are we giving our
future citizens the best ideas
and activities available? If
you answer this question
truthfully you would have to
say No' I realize you and a
few others are behind us one
hundred per cent What
must we do to prove to ev
eyone else that we are not a
worthless bunch of juveniles.
We have good ideas and good
intentions, but how can we
develop our ideas without
the facilities to do so??
Why can't the Book Mobile
from the Lancaster Free Li-
to Mount Joy?
This is one way of widening
our cultural instincts It
goes to Marietta — What's
wrong with the citizens of
Mount Joy? Do they feel that
the standards of Mount Joy
and area are so high that we
don’t need libraries, band
concerts, recreational activi-
ties for all ages? Sure, we
have a fine and enriching
playground, program. But
what happens, when you're
too old to attend that? The
play ground supervisors are
trying to help the teen-agers
by holding 2 or 3 dances
throughout the summer.
Can’t they see that 6:00 at
night is way too early to ex-
|pect teen-agers to go some- gs
| place and dance.~—The dan-
ces in Lancaster draw 600
800 teen-agers Twice a week’
11:30
They run from 8 to
to
We have a grade school with
a public address system and
a dance floor that we
use
could
Myr. Smith, we agree whole-
heartedly with your editorial
of last week . We have
much in this town if
the citizens would realize
We don’t need a
recreation center We
gram for ALL ages.
We are
all interested
opinions and . do
anything, to help
the employment
time Recreation
giving a plea
voice
culturally.
$40,000
need
an interesting recreation pro-
your
something,
influence
of a full-™
director.
And help us, your future ci-
tizens advance, socialially and
SO
only
it
to
MARY SMITH
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FOR VA
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We Will Be Closed
FROM
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CATION
SHATTO’S BARBER SHOP
MOUNT JOY

During August
d are dependable. See our
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cause ] was small — not cause I wasn’t a
go good. = 6
ni Water Heal
[hen I reminded him that in the 3 ds d er ed ers
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places, good things come in little = pecia rices
guckages. The uslles She B Gas water heaters cost less than other kinds and are
that much more board feet have x cheaper to opeate and much faster. Provide hot wa-
gone fate lumber oF pulp. 5 = ter 24 hours each day an
e has to agree with me. Stump- @ 1...00 display
ing a forest low to the ground is m large display.
the best. An’ that's why I'm proud }
of my first name. It’s a pretty good WARD BOTTLE
sign of fine forestry. - Town Store, 25 S
2 ox ox 3 Also store and plant on Route, 222.
¥omen know they've reached 'm Open Friday Evenings
middle age when their shoes pinch
them more than the men do.
* =n
We get flash storms where I live.
Whenever they spring up I like to
sit next to the window and watch
the lightning scurry across the
heavens. 1 don't worry too much
about lightning causing forest fires.
People cause more fires than light-
ning and we can do something
about that. It might be if we'd
make people see it's more fun to
play with a whole tree than just
a match we'd have less worry.
* kw
And if we had no trees we'd have
no row boats. Without boats people
could never catch those bigmouth bass
up Maine way. Talkin about fishin
reminds me of the time I saw a sign in
a farmer's fish pond which said, "NO
FISHING: Survivors will be prose-
ented.”
. > * *
G. C. Murphy
Per Share
Earnings Up 16%
W. C. Shaw, Chairman of
the Board, and J. S. Mack,
President, announced
earnings of G. C. Murphy
Company for the six months
ending June 30 were $3,000-
,014. On a per share basis
earnings were $1.41, an in-
crease of 16% over the $1.22
carned in the like period of
1955.
Sales were up 6% for the
period, with a total of 302
stores in operation June 30.
2 more than a year previous.
The Company opened its first
North Carolina store June 14,
and closed 2 in Pennsylvania
in the first 6 months. Seven
more are scheduled to open
before year end.
The Company's expansion
program is continuing, with
37 new locations under con-
tract, 16 of them presently
under construction. = This
compares with 24 and 10,
respectively, for June 30,
1955.
Despite the steel strike,
further improvement during
the latter half of the year is
anticipated.

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