uary 22 AIR ! RUMMAGE SALE
Mount J@tount Joy members of the PP&L Proposes | the st. marys
sonic Lodge and their St. Luke's Episcopal church
: - have bee CFaeaghig : s ” PIES ' A look at the calendar force an unexpected change.
ws have be on Specially Rate Reduction is plaaning a rummage sale, jominds us that the birth- Ham, sausage and luncheon
¥ We fed loa nannel 9. tele. A new tariff featur.ng a '© Pe held in the theatre g.ys of Lincoln and Wash- meats remain unchanged in
No on program Sunday after- HA new 1a catur.ng a ,...ilding% Mount Joy, from i0 . ; . ia , ios: Isz
5P P n, Feb. 25 he hel further reduction in rates Sig Svar Bb A ston are being observed price or supplies; bacon of-
“<P ope AO WHEN AAC or customers who heat|®™ to 4 p.m. Saturday, Mar. this month. If we should iers good value.
pnd Lodge of Pennsylvan- 3rd pause a moment to reflect on| Lamb prices
aud of Food Industry In Constant Change Watered Hams
remain un-|:
Again Subject
Of Controversy |
Secretary of Agriculture,
Donegal high school, Friday,
February 23, will be capped|
SPECIAL
DURING FEBRUARY
‘School Color Day’ at the
= wil {resent Foal Me 4 ST aciricaliy wa. meet B— the changes in the food in-|changed, veal is priced high- Orville L. Freeman today by a Beanie Bop dance in!
oF panies the Masonic Homes Co azuiasion By PP&L, Thurs. , |dustry since the days of er, Frozen turkeys remain stated’ that to ‘protect thelthe school lobby, as planned
Elzabethipwn day, Feb. 15, it was an Murphy Stores’ [these famous men, we might|in plentiful supply and offer Onsumer. of this country he by the student Booster Club ®
~~ e=—f— nounced by Chas E. Oake : be overwhelmed. Consider economy to the meat shop- ua ask > F onsideration and the cheerleaders.
vias Fires took 11,350 lives in ppg, board chairm n and Profits Are Up tiie Shen You Vig, He fod pet Fevers, Chicken Darts Sion ry BO Seals deck Green and w.ite beanies | a er wine
ns p United States during chief executive off cer Und r G. C M hy Company gests Tom Piper, Penn State|wis ge d Bgs pre e cess water added may be sold recently at the school by
80 the new tariff, cheduled to ~. Murph ~-Ompbany Extensi Market Age e consicerec good buys. sold without bei ahalicd Members of the Booster club,
: oe |become effective April 16th|€TN¢ d $3.80 per share, a 9.3%! Kleqsion XN irks ing gent Other plentiful foods in- ita ; ou eing labelled will be used zs tickets of ad:
after review by the commis |INC-€ase over the $3.46 ear: End Sonsrast the Hx to eigh|clude milk and dairy pro- Th oo s Cour. | mission: to dhe dance. seliedd
Re, ORNING3% WARE or. e)arteln heating wily ed in 1960, based on tie rousan items 0 ere there ducts, peanuts and peanut or 1 . Cour: of Ap- oled for 3.30 = Refresh ’
HANT ry . ~. number of shares outstand.| With the few available 'in|products, honey, pecans and Pe€als ruled in Washington, Etre, YH :
Sage aes cost only 1.5¢ per KWH. Th ing at. the RSpRCLv ,~p/the little store where Linc-|dry beans. {D.C., Feb. 8 in favor of Ar- ments will be served during
. TA RT i R S E T reduction ‘ollews closely on e Bb ANS Fegpec ive 5 I-loln- worked as a clerk. B {mour and Company, which the dance, and a basketball
I the heels 0" a previou de- Fon , according to J S. Mack | Here we are in the midst had contested the right of game in the gymnasium be |
cre~se effective last Sept 1, Pro n of the Boa d anal f winter and almost evers| the Secretary of Agriculture tween Donegal and Eliza-|
‘0 1.85¢ pe. KWH. Provident Net earn “8 iiss Br Being Wei) vege Secretary Says to require watered hams to bethtown will complete the In lots of 10 or more
2S A second feature of theler "314015 Mos ae Wihiable Is available — more be marked “Imitation Ham.” day's festivities. {
Ft nates. na. than 60 different items in Pa. Dog Law Secretary Freeman explain Students have been re-|
new tariff is a spec'al rate of Gradually improving econom-
ed that the term “imitation” |
quested by cheer leaders
KAYLOR BROS.
1.5¢ per KWH for electric c tes : . . this group. Of course not all : to
ge : conditions in the last six is 4 a lis commonly required for | hi :
heating of churches andimonths sisi the com arsn, the best buy class forlS SUCCOSSIUL apeiing product hat do| wel, Seen ‘and white, ty
£ 8. z subs : scene veatne -1 : sneals riday in an effort] :
JER Ouzkes 5 id that “the new pany he sub: ial ey ern and western growing | HARRISBURG — = State Not comply with specified | poost school spirit. RHEEMS, PA.
rate for residential users of| cline EHS i Yours g Hee Bas Rkeon na yi t " |Secretary of Agriculture Fy he -B
hs ai me. dar the cm [ihe main thing is that | "ilam L.. Henn : | Hl} |
electric heat represents a de During the year the cm Imany are available and rela |-redited a anne oslRy sage that contains excess | Michigan has more planted |
0” 9% from the pres-
All apples except the verv|'?61
best high colored Red Deli-| logs.
cious are considered excel-| “We again have
lent buys as supplies contin-|slaims —
8” Skillet with Cover, 1%2 Qt.
ucepan with Cover and Detachable
Handle (Fits Both Pieces)
of 21% from the rate in ef-|/four, including one destroyed!
fect only 8 months ago.”
\ Deaf Man Perfects
by fire. |
There are presently 32 lo-
canines : oyer
large. Prices are down
of ‘ cations under construction,|,e much larger than a vear|- 3 |
Now $ 88 Mid T i {lease or opt'on including the|ass. Florida lb a ship- ~yrpared lo 539.290 the Pr€"| For 10 years, except for]
idget Transistor Fe Bret store in Tear ! lous vear.’ Henning said.|,q,¢ hs which fol-|
If bought separately | Company's first store in Ten {ments have been heavy |« ; ; {about 11 months which fol
ly | . . J nents and the licenses increased jon i in|
i would be $12.45 Hearing Aid nessee. ality is good and whole-|{"»om 268504 individual and lowed a regulation issued in|
) You save $2.57 If you can hear people talk, Sales of $256,419,909 for|-ale prices slightly lower. |; 933 kennels to 870.139 in- December, i eral |
. oe and can’t make out the words 1961 tet a new record and/H>rvesting of Temple or-|q:y; : and nspection regulations
rvice Briover how his aos rare |clearly then this will be your|the trend was continued injanges is now at its peak pon and 8,105 kennels required that hams which
geezer 10 range top (and vice versa) |answer. An extremely small|January of this year with an|>rices have advanced some-| enning also pointed out contained excess added Wal
without breaking. It serves beautifully, | nearing cid using a tiny en-'18,6% increace. {vhat eon lighter suoplies or nat there were 14 pesitiveer be labelled “imitation
y ores food with flavor intact—and it al- [>rgized unit, has been perfec-| B | he Pineapple variety and 7] abjes eases, two of which hams.” Yor -}
IN. PA. fost washes itself! All because it's 2d = man who himself is| |"'zht croo of Valencia orang- (1g co dogs Sompated with): The amended « regulation
de of Space-Age Pyroceram.® {hard of hearing and has been| : : bis ta 3 r ie cases in an cas-lof Nov. 17, 1961, which Ar-|
Ask to see our complete assortment (for over 20 years. With this Pupils Are Given Ket i Drosnut Te ies in 1959. imour and Company is con-|
Suing Wars, hen you are ready to new aid, even whispers ep $i WwW k old To eatonaliiv priced | The Department is ready-/testing, merely restored a
Ho ged on Shab 25 [Sry] asa and your dos racrica or this week So jing its annual checkup to'labelling requirement that
col il ! | . | . *
Oli Good Vion ay [Row you hear so perfectly. Practical experience sup-| Supplies of rea cherries, 124 unlicensed dogs acfossiliad been in effect foe £ ge-
’ i » [If interested it is suggested o'ement textbook learning| ~th canned and frozen are| 1° state. Licenses, required ca ie. : was 1Suec. a er Si
go upto $12.45 on April 1,1962 | {for all six{series of eight public hear-|
[vou write HEARING, Dept./for the first and second year| ary
rease any pened six Murphy|s , ier? j
p ) MUrpyitively few are really hioh|aai agai i
ent ‘RH’ rate for total elec- tores and 14 Morgan &|in price. em 2gatust unlicensed dogs
tric living and a reduction|Lindsey units nd closed! a per cent decrease in
Ten Thousand people look forward each week to reading the Mount Joy
fcereal or water in place of trees than any other state.
meat content, jam
lai {that contains less fruit than!
claims for damage bY jis required for the standard
product,
lower more water or less fat than|
down to $36,624 specified.
[months of age, can be pur-|ings,
or jelly|
| "he Bullefin, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, February 22 ¥
Plan Beany Bop |
At Donegal Hi
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> (K1, P. O. Box 8302, Erie|commercial students at Done-| -articularly for frozen cher-
unity B 4 i tter& Sons ==: you will receive full in-/gal high school. andy ion oF oromotions chased for $1.10 (unspayed across the country, and re-
aide 0s g { orm" tion at no cost or obli-| : . vo Bee this colortal frit for Feb. temales, $2.10) from county view and analysis of alarge
ERI, igation whatsoever.—Adv. | The senior office DAOC iY otsons 5 |treasurers, justices of the volume of views presented
Er MOUNT JOY 39 1¢|class types all the individual] Poittons and alo a o peace, aldermen, magistrates by consumer groups, indust-
AULING———————— ——= - jioachers vork. Teachers give Thangs i Te Ro |notaries public, or the State/ry representatives, and the
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—— P li ti oe lo Naot} abies, Credn bags, mush{P paz ment 2 Revenue. a public,
b A rl ite ‘'rooms, hothouse rhubarb, -
IE uu 1C uc 10N ho Asis he work a-lp cols i and radish- Commonwealth last year for
ling AT THE a one ss d ar tvping|>S 2€ reasonably priced. In- dog licenses and fines a-
CTION GALLERY FLORIN, PA or cvovent conte rience of westnor cond-fincunted to $1185.891 There
; . ) ® *Cltions has forced prices up|Were ’ prosecu S
ood AU . ! does some teacher work. oct other a S P| compared to 3,175 in 1960.|
PA, FRIDAY, FEB. 23~6:30 P. M. When a teacher ens al Fresh pork roasts and| The Department of Agri-|
: |secretary, Mrs. Betty Lutze, gins promise to lead the culture administers the Dog|
Furniture — Appliances — Household Items {commercial teacher, sends a yalue class at most meat Law because major purposes|
r—— Candy Man Coming at 7 P. M. Fide do the work dur-counters. A downward trend/are to minimize damage io]
3 : ing his free time. in price in noted on all beef sheep and other" livestock |
= HAROLD KELLER, Auctioneer The second year typinglcuts. although mid-western|and to reduce the spread of a
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