2 > . that farmers who operated grains are at high levels al- 4 Thursday, January 14 The Mount Joy | in the black in 1959 will ha- ready, according to D. W. Rotarians See fhe Bulleun, Moun: Joy Pa. . an ivi g- aiunga itt e ange een n ve a good chance of doing Park, Executive Secretary J the same thing in 1960 of the Pennsylvania Millers Defense Film SAW - KNIFE SERVICE Birth also said that the CA von Tote] supply or A titled “In Your Scissors - Shears sharpened” | ie av feed grains has tende 0 movie enti n your ] Vright, 1960 F m g Pi 1 egg picture may be one of : > Jigs oe 203 EAST MAIN ST.. Samuel “Tiny” Wrig 0 afl Ts IC ure the brightest spots in the build up for the past 10 Defense,” was shown Mount # MOUNT JOY, PE Landisville, was renamed farm enterprise next vear. Years» and with the heavy tersburg Elementary P.T. A ok meeting on luesda, nted cu at Salm . for consumer borrowing, Ef- shifting will have to be do- aircraft and showing how : . Bablisher t Room visitation €nNE have to be more efficient in &o “5 FE LT fation will ne. He reemphasized the - elaborate, lightning-fast el- Elizabethtown, Pa. feeling The panel of six leaders order to compete in the ne- 5 Io SON nunc: + ed for efficient production os ; Subspvi R $2 50 b il was at 7:30 to 8 pm. with, the agricultural field poi- xt few year slow down the spiral. but hig! Dd CCIYONIC COMPULEYS Provide sw—smm———————— | r 1 } = P ¢ : ] » agricul « X1 y drs. . ¢ yw % Ea . . . . 3 : one ny id ae, en the business meeting at yd 00 ut that small changes p 1 nk told farm costs will continue to -climb and oe wh prot SO Re data for dispatching intercep- When in need of printing, | ost Orin Fou 'ocation was given by ‘ erat —— ane! members 1o > fou to five per cent per 8 " tor planes and missiles. e i Entered at the post office at Mount Joy. Penna., as Dan. IRVoeanon Was ye of cor ae Si — ers that they can expect go- — ol bin the We ten Mi proved methods and machi- pe remember The Bulletin. second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879. the Rev 8 ~~ bd supplies of feed for live-*"p Keir representing nery. He cautioned farme- : mT the East Petersburg enne: stock, but a small drop in x. : to use chemicals within the — + Tr = nite Church oS * wi New Holland Machine Com- the net returns. from cattle, pany asked farmers to place recimmended levels. | oe x == hogs and wheat, Cash relur- .q0.. Low for machinery B~— : i The Landisville Jay-Cee Mr. W. H. Myers Jr. is ans from dairy and poultry they want in the spring. He When in need of printing ester S © man Ettes made plans to enter air al oatient at the Gen. Products will increase slig- rorsees a shortage when the remember The Bulletin. . tain their husbands at a surgical patient at sty htly for quality. products, ny spring donund deple. sweetheart supper Feb. 13th eral hospital since i! a and the returns from other supplies on hand. Many me. : MASONRY at a meeting Thursday, Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Landis HeSS eprops will remain about the o.pinery companies, inelu- = HE'S GOT | 34 at 8pm. a the home of spent the weekend With the came as hig Sear Farme's ding the Lancaster County 5 IT! i Mrs. David Messersmith, of former's parents, Mr. and chou! d also expect 2 slight firm, were effected by the : NEW & REPAIR JOBS LARGE OR SMALL 290 Cooper Ave., Landisville Mrs. Clarence Hess at Loys-rise in operating expenses steel strike and have not be OUR BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, SLUMP BRICK AND — ville, Perry County. the panel warned en able to build up normal ADS AANDOM ROCK Karl Bender, Landisville, Mrs. Nelson Felty of Hav- Kermit “Birth, Extension inventories. 7 DID | placed second in the Guern- ertown is spending SOME Agricultural “Economist fr- Another bumper crop of ' DONEGAL SPRINGS R sey division at the Pennsyl- time with her sister, Mrs. om Pennsylvania State Uni- wheat is in prospect for ne- {8 HE JOB | OAD OL 3-6651 vania Farm Show at Harris- Adah Eichler versity, was--of the opinion xt year and supplies of feed NM wt eee emm ene ee ee ee a burg this week His heifer Mrs. Mary Shonk returned was more than a year old to her home Monday from 2) RE : and less than 18 months of St. Joseph's hospital where ° age. she was a patient for some LAST WEEK OF A2P'S MID-WINTER ER eek End dpecials There was a Parent Teach- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond er Association meeting Mon- Miller and 2 children spent : day evening, Jan. 11th at Sunday with Mr Miller's LADIES the Landisville Elementary parents at Bethlehem. ; Fine ualit Pre- hrunk rN : school. Room visitation at Mr. and * Mrs Benjamin Q Y, S OF 5 7:30 p.m. and the business Hess and sons were guests of A he” ¢ meeting at 8 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hick- i. The speaker for the even- ernell and family at E-town 4 : ing was Dr. S Kendrick on Sunday ® Eshleman, psychiatrist from Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shoe the Child Guidance Center, maker and family spent MILD AND MELLOW RICH AND FULL-BODIED | VIGOROUS AND WINEY whose topic was, “The Sym- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | pe-gr an 2 i 3 : ptoms of the Disturbed Walter Kreider and family 18 EIGHT O'CLOCK RED CIRCLE BOKAR Child.” at Mount Joy R. D pr. : or ar Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barn- COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE The Women of Landisville hart of E-town, visited Mr. j ROMANCING IN THE ARMY by Clyde (Indiana) Miller 1n the I was laying Got to thinking of the girls back home—the girls 1 used 1,ancaster United -Church they visited Mr. and Mrs. to know Women will show slides aad Walter: Geyer REGULAR 69¢ I remember pretty Mary—NMary with the light brown hair; describe the work of ihat Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Schatz 7 How I liked to dance with Anna or go picknicking with group. Projects include the and family of Mount Joy R2, NOW C Claire, Lancaster County Home, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vogel and Of the walks I took with Ethel and $he swims I had with Crispus Attucks Centér, mi- daughter oi Mount Joy were : Nan. grant missionaries and lepro- dinner aiid Supp rT guests of OPEN FRI. & SAT. EVENINGS TILL 8 P. M. And the shows 1 saw with Gracie or the fishing trips with S¥ TT : he Sannitv “ fal Vogel FOR YCUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Fran JOINT MEETING Mr. EHAMNS After Geib Daniel Strickler will be of Salunga afi Mr. and Mrs. [ remember pleasant Yvonne and that cut-up, little Sue, {he speaker at the -annual Wm Sf ith of E-towm’ called How I sat around with Mable when we'd nothing else to do, joint Lions-Rotar: g. on Mrs. Benj. Hess How 1 used to rock with Carrie in the hammock neath to be held at ar v during the: week. the tree. Tuesday night, Johnson's Bus Service 14-16 WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY And the time that I went driviag and ran out of gas witl comin Ems took 20persons from town STORE HOURS: Monday through Thursday 9 io 5:30 Bea. When in need of printing, to n Show at Harris- Friday and Saturday 9 io 9 When 1 fell off the bobsled with Katy in the snow. remember The Bulletin. urg ednesday evening. §___ ——- a = Or y tim yt SUIT r Qjtt 5 v heacel rit} ‘lo BE aes Uma] DO URE) iting on he bay Tr Impala Sport Coupe — one of Chevy's 18 fresh-minted models for '60. See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV..... the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, ABC-TV Since I've been in this man’s army, miad will often : : : dweil $i te On the fu: I had with Ella or the guarrels I had with Nel Then there are Pat, and Belle nad Sarah, Babs, Hele: Jane, ntle Ada, Amy, Edna and Flaine: 1at spitfire. Chole and that red head nde kid 1amed Myr ves, and Lx in Yes, I told them all I ed th and they promised to | true But when this war is over, what's a fellow going to do For all « ose, and Peg, and Rose and Nora, Maud anc Joi Will be we of dock for me when 1 come s¢ home But the law back |} says plainly, “Man can have bu ft a So I guess I bet) \ € all n lie barracks taps had sounded long ago. Church of God and the Wo- and Mrs. Paul Shetter Sun- 1 men’s Christian Service day DELICIOUS, CREAMY Council will meet Thursday, Miss Mary Hamilton was a ————— January 21 at 7:30 p.m. with dinner guest of her uncle CHOCOLATE the Stewardship Committee and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Har, rv Gever at Elizabethtown on the Sunday and in the aiternoon in charge A representative OL DROPS Other Nations Are Fighting inflation The United States and its dollars is aot the tion in the world badgered by inflaticn During \ustria. I ( vears the depreciation of na- tina, Turk tiona rencies C- »p uit of infla S Decline 25 to ne d 1! ( 1g ( reng 10NE) ) 99 c A ( per: ce c SO S ‘ and De erased il 2 1 Picl Wi Curren I g ¢ Jc W C ( i ( 1 a ne ( C on Ar KE vnc Es a lists ( if ] d cre tl 1 ut ( TEC I A few i ( Januar: 940 J hich 1 ( 1959 and | a Some Were W € Lniled 51 Accordi t ir Ver currency of Bulge C Hondur: Guaet Burma. Greece ur Salvador, the Domi Hong Kong Korea, M and Liberia I 2d. Yug anada’s MH p 99 9 O C S ( 164 S00 a Ss ( it cr S¢ € nD CdSe 5 er £4 , The Sta 1 S 1 UC o 99.7 ost, losing m er ( of i fealihy | Money 5 : NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. only na 48 oh I Sely Factories are turning out more new Chevrolets every day. More proud new Chevy owners taking to the road. Now's the time to see your dealer for fast delivery and a favorable deal! giv The pickings couldn’t be better. All smaller transmission tunnel for more engine that won its class in the latest : ’ 18 of Chevrolet's sizzling new models foot room, Mobilgas Economy Run. for '60 are now rolling off the assem- Pride-pleasing style—combines good Coil springs at all 4 wheels—ior the : bly lines again—in greater numbers looks with good sense. kind of silent, satiny ride you'd ; than ever before. Your dealer's New Economy Turbo-Fire V8—gets expect only in the most expensive waiting with all the details, including up to 109, more miles on a gallon, makes. a long list of pluses that will prove 10 Widest choice of engines and trans- Quicker stopping Safety-Master vou the only way to buy a car for less missions—no other car gives you a prakes—built with Chevy's ever- H than this low-priced Chevy is to buy choice of 24 power teams to satisfy faithful dependability, they deliver 8 Hail a lot less car: the most finicky driving foot. surer stops with less 5 ican Bi Roomier Body by Fisher—with a 259, Hi-Thrift 6—the ’60 version of the. pedal pressure. favorable deals! See | your local auth ori: ed Ch wevrolet dealer. Now—fast delivery '“! West Main Street, Mount Joy 57% Phone OL 3-4821 ¢ I-LB. BAG I-LB. BAG 31. 8g 1.65 1) E23 E23 3b Bag ¥1.47 | SAVE 18¢ = 61° | SAVE 4c | Last Week of AP's 10¢ Sale! lona Cut Green Beans Asn, Duffs Pancake Mix _ 2. $rer. A&P Sliced Beets lotr. 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