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The Mount Joy
BULLETIN Swigert Backs Plan
MOUNT JOY, PENNA
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
“ALL VOLUNTARY
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|IESHLEMAN -- MARKS eating out Sunday evenir
The engagement of Miss When a fire seen through the
Joyce Eshleman, daughter of Windows of a building gave
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Eshle- ‘he illusion that the building]
Florin, to James W.Wwas on fire. A rubbish fire
12-Month
Earning
the! man,
Earnings accruing to Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs, near the former Jamesway/
Oo Hire Han Ica e to the common Stock of Penp: [Elmer P. Marks, Luckey, O. building on Main Street was
'sylvania Power & Light Com-|ywas announced at a family 'seen through the windo
months party recently. |Firemen were called to the
Dr. John H. Stauffer RUPTURE-EASER
(A Piper Brace Truss)!
81 E.
"CONFUCIUS SAY
OPTOMETRIST
Main St,
Phone OL 3-8411
11 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PENNA he voluntary nature of the national hire-the ‘pany for the twelve EVEN ELEPHANT
Ts : voluntary natu ond! n scene but no damage was re-
In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County handicap od program in the United States is the |ended Seplember 30, 1957, Ps Rehlenan, oh &r aduale ported. {FORGET
principal reason for its continung success, Emest G. {were $19,534,172 equivalent|9% Manchester Lollege, nips amit oe seman MAN WHO
7 Swigert ssident of NAM. wrote in an ¢ lit rial for a to $3.30 per share of common, Manchester, Ind., is a facul-| NEVER fs
Richard A. Rainbolt N pre of F fe en ar sol scl ou ~f istock at such date, as com-|ty member of the Derry TO OPEN ADVERTISE S$
recer Sue ( do maonee months ublicatio y a © . 4
Editor = ; ent 18s ue of \ OE Sa oy C { pared with $19,505,042 or $3- Elementary Schools, Hershey. In answer to requests be-|
Pret sident Eis nhower's ( mmittee on Lmployment o "30 per share for the twelve Mr. Marks, also a graduate ing made by customers, new
Sh \ the Physically Handicapped. months ended Sept. 30, 1956. |°f Manchester College, is em-|Chrisimas clubs will open at
|ployed as a control chemist| [the local banks next week, im
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By Martha Rainbolt
50 YEARS AGO
November 6, 1907
A Hallowe'en party
given at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Sylvester Dearbeck on]
Thursday evening when the
following guests were enter-|
tained: Misses Freda Willer,
Elizabe h Peeples, Amelia
Peoples, Daisy Pannabecker,
Margaret Rahm, Clara Rahm,
Matilda Mumma, Esther
Frank, Carrie Frank, Mary
Mumma, Mrs. Harry Peoples)
and daughter Mary.
President Longenecker has|
called a special meeting of|
Borough Council to convene;
this evening at 7 o'clock for|
the purpose of taking action)
on the Bube waler matter. |
The parties who on Hallo-|
ween night took John Hauen-|
stein’s buekboard and ran it
into the creek at Reist’ s|
Creamery are all known and,
may be obligated to pay for|
their fun. |
30 YEARS AGO
November 9, 1927
Mrs. Willis Weaver, near
town planted two dozen eg
plant stalks and gathered
from them 170 egg plants
.That is a wonderful yield. |
Mr. C. V. Fite has opened
a fruit store and meat market|
in the Frank Hershey store-|
room on East Main Street.|
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He carries a fine line of all
kinds of fruit and meats. | 8
Mr. John L. Schroll, on mt.|
Joy sireet,
police cfficer here for some
time, resigned yesterday to
take eifect immediately.
Rufus Ressler and family
moved to the Ressler farm,|
which they recently purchas-
ed. | §
1h YEARS AGO
| §
November 6, 1947
While fishing in the
quehanra river near the
Marietta Depot recently wilh!
several others Martin “Tiny”
Heisey, of Rheems had an]
unusual experience. He
fishing from a boat, smoking
a cigar at the time. He threw]
the cigar butt into the river
and abou. the time it struck]
the water it was “nailed” by|
a fish. Mr. Heisey immediate-|
ly cast his line to the spot
and as it struck the water,
Mr. Fish took the bait. “Tiny”
landed a ‘en inch bass.
While preparing a ringneck
pheasant which had been
shot opening day Mrs. Syl-
vester Hendrix found a good
sized marble in the bird's
stomach. The marble is on!
display .in the Bulletin win-
dow. |
Church To Hold
Annual Bazaar
The annual Christmas Baz-
aar of the Mount Joy Presby-
terian church will be held in
the church Nov. 30 from 12 |
noon until 9 p.m.
There will be booths of
Christmas gifis, aprons, chil- |
dren's items, doll clothes, |
toys, pies and cakes, Christ-
mas wrappings, and a Christ- |
mas gift tree.
Also planned is a a booth of |
“frifles and (reasures,” and |
a pantry shelf stocked with |
home made jellies, pickles|
Snacks will be served also |
during the day.
—
‘A dog's tongue is the ony |
part of its body that can per-|
spire.
- $2.50 per
Advertising Rates upon request.
Entered at the post office at
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Member, Pennsylv ania Nei w Us paper Publishe rs’
ELIGIBLE TO
“ American industry,” m: \ {Earnings for last year includ-
—r———— ; man and staff of the Presi-| led earnings for former sub-|PY the Brush Beryllium Com- [November 18.
by aa he said, “has every right 10 dent's Commitee on the oc- lsidiary, Scranton Electric PANY; Elmore, Ohio.
its attitude t0- casion of its tenth Company, which was merged|
January 31, 1956. Revenues,
for the twelve months ended|
September 30, 1957, after ap- 1 yt
in-ipropriate adjustment to re- will observe family night on|
{lect Pennsylvania Public |Tuesday, Nov. 26. The group
that, lUtility Commission orders, {will (ravel to Hershey to see
me tet ce |
PLAN FAMILY NIGHT |
Instead of the regular meet-
ling Nov. 25, the Florin Lions|
year
year ibe proud of
Mount Joy, Penna., as ward the physically
capped, and of its record in! Two-Way Street
Portland, Oregon
pointed out
rehabilitation and
—— {providing jobs.
Mutual Salislaction
Assoc iation lassisting The
|dustr ialist
You'll po I-14 A&P’s
8 CTC TT EEL TI
Mount Joy
BY APPOINTMENT
Closed Wednesdays
|ATTEND CHICAGO
‘Way | 4H CONVENTION
to attend the
{Convention in Chicago fromP
{Deec. 1 to 7 it was announced
WwW hen by Mrs. Ruth Kimblye Krei- power. That is the most pre-and will continue to encour-|share as compared with $14,-
pich, (extension home econo-| in the world toage the employment of hand-|793, 734 or $2.50 per share] CHECK OUR PRICES
|Nolt,
[Jean Heisey, Florin,
[thing team from
{who won the state 4-H dem-the
was|onstration in clothing project. congratulations to the chair- and industry.
who has been our, §
Sus-|
wa 3 4
ood! this whole activity has not| lwere $129,854,767, an in- Jae current. production of the
handicapped|/crease of 2.0% over compar-| 1957 Ice 957 Ice Follies.
able revenues for the pre-|
“Employed in a job as g
as his skills permit—in a jobonly
he wants and in which hisindividual the opportunity tos
to have take his rightful place in so-| {vious year.
given the
Two local girls are eligibleemployer is happy
National .
loyee in American industry, ‘the American
lholds his head high becausehis productive contribution.”
‘he is making it under his own| Mr. Swigert said NAM has/lent to $2143 per
jmonths ended September 30,
11957 were $14,684,147 equiva-|
common,
icious thing
LaVon! g
anyone who bas suffered
and
dizability.
Mr. Swigert, on
N.AM., also
nine months
ifor the ended
The two are
Mount Joy R2,
the clo-
‘he county
aicapped persons where and
‘when possible by the Asso-|
behalf oficiation’s more than
extended members and by all businessgeean are warmer than those MOUNT JOY
inland.
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And, unquestionably, a single journey behind the wheel
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There is a spectacular new high- performance engine . . . an
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We urge you to see and drive the 1958 Cadillac soon.
Seldom in Cadillac history has there been an announcement
as significant as the message you are now reading.
For this is the announcement that introduces the finest
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Certainly, one glance at its extraordinary grace and sym-
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Its new sweep and stature, its remarkable new rear fender
design. its dazzling new grille and four-headlamp system. and
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Surely, one look at its new Fleetwood coacheralting will
ans
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120 South Market Street Elizabethtown, Penna.
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Butter :
Corn Flakes «oss:
Flour oie,
lona New Pack Pegs
Pascal Celery
iccherg Lettuce
Large Oranges
Nuiritiots Golder
BANANAS - 11°
(Special Low Price ... . None Priced Higher)
Fresh String Beans
None
Higher
Florida Juicy
Thin Skin
None Priced
Higher
FE OR MATCH
A&P Frozen Peas
A&P Peas and Carrots
A&P Frozen Cut Corn
A&P Spinach (leaf or chopped)
A&P Franch Fried Botatues
25-Ib.
bag
I-Ib.
None Priced Higher
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2 in 49°
2.5% 29¢
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183 5h 3Q¢ ob TB
Nestles Morsels
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Eight o’'Clock coffee
Warwick Thin Minis
Evap. Milk
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Apple Pie i
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19¢
3-lb.
bag 2.13 bag 73¢
Chocolate 1-lb.
39¢
Covered box
White House Evaporated Milk
tall
Ideal for Infant Feeding or Table Use 6. 79¢
Special Price!
Large 8-Inch Pie
45¢
a: 32.65
All Prices in this Advertisement are Effective through Saturday, November 16th
Double...$5.9!
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| pad No ay eather bands
men, women, children. Mail orders give
measure around lowest part of abdo.
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. Main St. Ph OL 3-3001,
Bulletin advertisement pays,
Shortening
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Detergent
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Spry
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76° ply.
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Ajax
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30¢
Alpo All Beef
Dog Food
92¢ 25¢
Ad
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Ajax Cleanser
Reynold’s
Aluminum Foil
bbe J 3%
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4 regular size Gt
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Lifebuoy
3 roguldi size
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31
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