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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.|
Thursday, January 31 2

THE MOUNT JOY
BULLETIN
Published every
East Main Street, Mt,
Joy, Lancaster County. Pa
Richard A. Rainbolt, Editor
and Publisher.
Thursday
Subscription Rate $2.50
year by Mail
Advertising rates upon re-
quest,

per
the post office
at Mount Joy, Pa. as second-
class mail under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Member, Pennsylvania News-
paper Publishers’ Association
Band Elects
Douglas Fish
Douglas Fish was elected
president of the Donegal
high school band with Miss
Nancy Diller as vice presi-
srdent; Samuel Harnish, Miss
Paula Weien, Barry Bern-
hart, Miss Carol Cupper and
William Young, as members
of the Council
" Appointed positions are
filled by Douglas Fish, stu-
dent director; Richard Bow-
ers, general manager; Miss
Judy Naugle, librarian; Miss
Joyce Berrier and Miss Dol-
dy Boyles, assistants; Gary
“Zeller and Harold Etsell,
‘equipment managers; Miss
Kay Kauffman, quartermast-
ier; Miss Karen Baker and
. Miss Jackie Mariner, assist-
ants: Samuel Wittle and
publicity.
»*Paula Weien,
‘Rose Society
Hclds Meeting
The Flizabethtown Rose
Society met on Thursday ev
ening, January 24th at 8:00
o'clock in the Education
Room of the bank building.
Rosarians, friends and
new members should plan
their new garden now.
Valentine with Hearts of
this time the “Rose
Song” would be a
,wonderful valentine gift, etc.
. George Doyle wns a charter
member of the Rose society.
Pennsylvania - Jersey dis-
trict convention and rose
Show will be h2ld in Phila-
delphia Sept. 20 and 21.
Mary W. Shaeffer is charter-
ing a bus for Philadelphia
Flower Show on Tuesday.
March - 26. Fred Gloes, of
Reading Rose Society will be
the. guest speaker Feb. 28.

‘What,
We Call
Have You Been Visiting ?
Had Visitors ?
Been Divorced ?
Been Jilted ?
Got Engaged ?

Ty
OUT ON A LIM
By Stumpy McCulloch
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Man, it's
of the woods these days! It's so cold
that even the wind is howlin’ about
. Ol' Hannibal says winter is the
season when you keep your house as
hot as it was in the summer when
you complained about it!
* * *
But the winter months give me
a little time to work on my wood
lot. These days I'm cutting a few
trees for the local pulp mill!
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Amazing things are happening in
the lumber industry these days. For
instance, did you know the industry
has now developed more than 4000
wood derivatives, which are used in
such widely scattered products as
asphalt shingles and vanilla ice cream?
*
Today, they tell me, plywood is
che fastest-growing building mate-
rial in the country. New plywood
products include low-priced par-
ticle board, which is made from
chips and shavings, and plastic-
coated plywood with color panels,
These new products are increasing
the demand for lumber, and raising
the price we tree farmers can get
for our trees!
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But that's not all. A lot of com-
panies are now packaging their prod-
ucts with a special kind of paper
which provides protection against
moisture, re, and rodents instead of
drums, Others are using fiberboard
cartons instead of wooden crates.
* x *
Nowadays, industry is making
products out of about 75 per cent
of every tree we cut—as opposed to
about 30 per cent in 1935. They're
using sawdust and shavings tor
making plastics, glues, and hard-
boards. From bark, they're building
“cork” tile, insecticides and floor
wax. Stumps and scraps are being
used for hardboard, rayon, sugars
and alcohol.
% Lk XK
As one feller puts it, the lumber
industry is growing fast because of
man's resourcefulness grafted on na- |
ture's resources.” And that means a
better income from our tree farms
and wood lots!
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“Dagnabbit, young feller,” OI
Ezra spluttered, “why did you tell
nze this stuff was toothpaste?”
“Cause it is toothpaste,’ the drug-
gist said.
“No it ain't” said Ezra. “I tried |
for half an hour this morning, and
I'll be durned if it would make my
teeth stick in!”
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soon!
Ne
So. long!

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rei- man,

Honor Roll
(From page 1)
|kard, and twin daughters of
(Lancaster and Gary Fuhr.
(Debra Weatherwax,
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Leon Brinser of Middletown.| nr Max Nentwig is aJane Keck, Harriet Haw-|Ma, Janice Berrier,
Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Buck- |g, patient at St. Joseph|thorne, Evelyn Espenshade, Suloff, Bruce Smith, Paull The group was told by,
alter entertained the at Lancaster. Robert Woods, Jane Bruba- Richard, Dean Hess, Joyce Charles ~~ Heaps, building
owing to a Turkey Dinner, Mp and Mrs. Ralph Zim-|ker, Larry Henderson, Joan Sutter, Judith Nissley, Em- principal, that a party will
on Suliday. A and Mrs. El- merman and family: of Roh-|{Shuman,
(mer Eberly, Mrs. Susan Mil- parstown and Mr. and Mrs Mary Salerno,
chilly down in my neck ler and |
Grube of Lititz.
Me. 2 Mrs. James Eich- {heir parents Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Loretta Schroll, John Rosenberry, Larry
er and daughter, visited the) Benjamin Zimmerman Sun-|Judy Ann Grove, Marie Eb- Jones, Jay Moyer, James] When you take AYDS
latters parents, Mr. and Mrs.|day. |arsole. Rhoda Beaston, Don-|Houseal, Robert Richards, Eh od AS
Martin Bless at Falmouth, Mrs. Ira Brandt, held a|ald Musser, Jay Lehman, Jo. Howarg Mummau, Joan Jetted,
ay : . | A em . ally ea ass, lose
unday. Fellowship Breakfast, at her|anne Zuch, Ardis Mary Jane Royer and weight naturally. Tn|
entertained these guests to a lowing were
dinner on
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sewing at the General Hos-|{Hess on Sunday.
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entertained a
Juests on Saturday
in observance of their 22nd | the recipient of many beau-{Haircuts ..;........... 75¢ /
wedding anniversary. Itiful gifts. iTonis given. .......~ $6.00 :
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence]! Mrs. Louisa Heisey of Eli- Call Mt. Joy 3-8851
Myers visited relatives inl/zabethtown was the guest of Maud Buller, Prop.
! on a Dor Me and Vl 5 Kaufl- |
(wart and Mr. and Mrs. Ray| Miss Margaret Eichler is
Darwart of
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brene-
mai. 3
Nissley celebrated their 35th|
|Wedding Anniversary Sat ‘M bil H
ay. January 200m. vioblle Flomes
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ber is a surgical patient in| surprise miscellaneous show- BULLER'S BEAUTY SALON
8 man of East Petersburg were
ne home Of gaturday guests of Mr. and wolp : od
and Mrs. George Mum Sd ees. ‘Wolgemuth, sophomores
this past week were, Mp, and Mrs. Ira
Frank Arnold, neariealled on Mr. and
Rev. Weist of er Ober at Sporting Hill onisecond honor roll.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening. Diane Reese, Nancy Pennell,

Juergen Buettner,
~_ |grade,
high
Eighty-eight junior
Sally Marley,
Joan
Marian Wolgemuth,
Scott Sargen,
Mr. and Mrs. John Abner Zimmerman and fam-|ell,
Grace Yeagley,
ily of Mt. Joy R. D. visited Eby, Mary

fol-|Charles Shaffner, Patricial Wendy Olson.
t present, Mrs.|Johnstin, James Reisch, Jo-|
) t Sunday, | Paul Martin Jr. and son, |3nne Darrenkamp, and Kar- Bulletin
Ir. Geo. Shetter, Miss Ma-|Jeffrey. Mrs. Jay Hostetter en Baker, ninth grade; Wil-|
bel Shetter, Bruce Shetter,iand daughter Wendy Lou. (liam Pennell, Sandra Miller, |
Irs. Blanche Gravena and|Mrs. Jay Packard, Mrs. Jas.|Lorraine Gilbert, Sandra |
on Artrur, Jr. Afternoon|Hostetter, Mrs. Jay Gibble.|R0berts, Linda Hayden, John|
uests were Mr. and Mrs.|Mrs. Harry Weidman, Mrs.|Martin, Geoffrey Mariner,
Barnhart, and Becker. Mrs. Martin Jere Koser, Darlene White,
Mrs. Clyde Barnhart|will leave in the near future|Marian Gerlitzki, John Win- |
nd daughter of Elizabeth-|for Virginia. ters, Fred Theobold, Joanne
wn. | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth|binard, Mary Lou Goodling,|
The ladies of the Aid So-|Hickernell and son, of Fal- Donna Charles, Clayton |
of the Church of the|/mouth were supper guests|Showalter, Glenn Peifer,
spent Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Roberta Marshall, Dorothy
Engle, Jean Coller, Barbara
Jeanette Appley,
Robert Eshle-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter home on Tuesday. The

ARE YOU IN THE
DOG HOUSE?
HAND HER The WALLET
Mrs. Raymond Grove, and!Brown,
Gar-|Miss Nancy Geyer, held a|/David Hess,
ital, Lancaster.
Mr. Charles Kenneth

for
t. Josephs Hospital. | er last Tt é i
p pita er last Thursday night MAIN ST.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogle,|Miss Marlene Mumper, at] : FLORIN, PA.|
number of|the home of the former, as & Cold Waves
evening Marietta. Miss Mumper was{Shampoo & Set ..:... $1.50
Mrs. Oliv- students were named to the thia Tripple, Linda Stehman, trolmen chose Ronald
They are Carolyn Sloan, Sherron Sears cause he kept a small
Nancy Grah-|/from being hit by an auto-
Charles mobile.
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advertisement pays. | *% fa
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and The ADS In This Paper
Brubaker, TO WEAR GOLD BADGE
Becky Ronald Lauver was elect-
Richards, Miles Lauver and ed to wear the gold badge
eighth for one week by the patrol-
men of the local elementary
Seventh graders are Cyn- school sixth grade. The pa-
be-
girl
Shaeffer, Ma Geesey, Avis Cross, Lon-be held for them some time
David Mar- in February at the firehouse.
Donald tin, Lewis Hart, David Greer|
Helen Musser, Carol Detwil-

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methods,
“Reduce the Ayds Guaranteed to worl
way," says Mrs.
| Gloria Vanderbilt.
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Sloan's Pharmacy
|B. Main St.
supply, $2.98.
VITAMIN
CANDY
Phone 3-300

Deodate were confined to her home on ac- 4 |
dinner geests with count of illness.
OF ALL KINDS
Children’s Adults’
From 10 for §e and up
unday

Mr. and Mrs.
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Clarencce Donegal — Comics

(39 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa.

TREE SERVICE
Aldus (Red) Hannan
E. William (Bill) Pontz,
Boxed Valentine Candy 59¢ to $5.50

SAWING. PRUNING and Proprietors
SPRAYING SALES wd SERVICE CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
BS pau roman SKULP'S NEWS AGENCY
Phone 5-4616
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MOUNT Joy 3-4516 EIRENE

Lose Weight
clinical tests on four
different reducing
doctors
proved the Ayps Plan]
safest and best. AYDS
users lost almost]
twice the pounds.
for you. Month's

Tetley
Tea Bags
64 .::. 66°
Burnett's
Vanilla Exiract
or 83 oer: 19°
Campfire

~o wonoer Most Guesses
are Hundreds 700 High’
= If you think this Chieftain Pontiac looks out of place in the low-price field, you've got plenty of
company. But there it stands . . . in solidly with the so-called low-priced three—a big, bold, beautiful
eye-opener with not a thing to remind you of its very modest cost. Start with looks. Here's the distinction of
clean, unfrenzied, straight-to-the-point Star Flight lines that are built in, not improvised. But it's in the
performance department that the price guesses really run wild! Drive it'and see for yourself. Pontiac's

big 347 cu. in., 10 to 1 compression ratio V-8 doesn’t know what strain is, no matter what you demand
of it. New precision-touch handling makes “driving effort’’ a term only. for your memory book. And
the Chieftain’s 122-inch-wheelbase Level-Line Ride is so smooth that only the passing road signs
remind you that you're earth-bound. In fact, nothing in the low-price field even comes close in power,
wheelbase or features! If you think all this is beyond your reach, a visit to your Pontiac dealer for om
a talk about price will put you in that wonderful club of Pontiac owners who have discovered that it's
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Lowest-Priced Series of
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Marshmallows
oo 2° hie 35°
Ritter’s
Catsup
12-01. 22¢
bottle
Ritter’s Chili
Sauce Relish
5c Off Sale!
121/4-0z. jar 20°
Grand Duichess
Frozen Steaks
I-02.
pkg. 49°
Sunshine
Hi-Ho Grackers
= 31
Kraft All-
Purpose Oil
pint 69°
bottle 37 a
| Kraft
Cream Cheese
2. 29°. 35°
3-Little Kittens
Cat Food
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Fels Naptha
Soap
5¢ Off A large size
Sale S32
23c Off Sale on
instant Fels
3 9.2]
Felso
Detergent
| 2 large size 49
& pkg. ‘comb.

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Repeating by Popular Demand . . .
Another Big Sale of
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dozen 34c
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Fresh Tomatoes
Iceberg Lettuce 2,0 2%°
Bananas Joa LF
Fresh Gorn mig 4 °° 28°
Banquet Pies sorcerer 4 pic. 85°
Peas & Carrols; 20x 31°
Fish Sticks oo" oz. 900
Oyster Siew
Vine
Ripened
C Joh pe.
ap'n John's 10-02. C
Frozen cans 99

Crestview Brown and White
Large Eggs doz. 45¢ 2 doz pate 89c
Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery
Butter bi i IN ns. 69
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Peas or Tomatoes en 25°
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Beans e232 2%
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Bartlett Pear Malves 3 7: 51-9
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Grapefruit Sections
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16-02. c
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Tomato Gockiail ay
Green Giant, Del Monte or
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Jane Parker Orange
Chiffon Cake
Mild and Mellow Coffee
Special Price!
large 49
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Eight O'clock “0 1 87°
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Canister Set phe.
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“Chocolate” Cook Book .. 29°
Cookbooks No. I, 2 and 3 Are Also Available!

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