10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 19, 1965 FULTON ORANGE
BURNS mortgage
• Conestoga Dam
(Continued from Page 6) al agriculture teacher at Penn
These represent the final ef- Manor High School and ne,w
fort, he said, to bring the ly-eleoted District secretary,
files up-to-date, and leaves assumed his official duties at
about 1700 agreements in the this week’s meeting.
JUNE
TO <3O MUELLER!
H. BRUBAKER
L
350 Strosburg Pike, Lancaster
R. D. 3, Litifz, Pa.
Phone: Lane. 397-5179 Strasburg 687-6002 Lititz 626-7766
HELPS IMPROVE DAIRY RATIONS
Add variety and bulk to your c>
dairy rations and improve palat- ( C -
ability with WAYNE SWEET >
BULKY. \ r C
Rich in beet pulp, molasses and
minerals, WAYNE SWEET
BULKY greatly improves rations
fed to dry, fresh and milking
cows. Good for growing heifers,
tool
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Quarryville
R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
R. D. 1, East Earl
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1, Stevens
ROHRER’S MILL
R. D. 1, Ronhs
files, all of which are active.
Garland Gingerich, vocation-
IS THE MONTH
WAYNE
SWEET
BULKY
FEED
A f.
See ns today for
WAYNE SWEET BULKY FEED
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
Xawn and Bellalre
MILLERS VILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millersville
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INCf
Witmer
Theodore Beck. Beck read the
mortgage, then tore it in
_ .. „ pieces and each member of
Fulton Grange #66 held a y, e ©range burned a piece,
mortgage-burning * ceremony slgnifyirig that each had a
for their hall at Oakryn, Pa-, .part in paying the debt.
Monday June 14. Approxi- Richard VanNoy, Secretary of
mately seventy-five people Pennsylvania State Grange,
from Fulton, Coleram and Was p resen t an d commended
Nf w „ Lo ! ldon Granges the membership on their ac
ed. Master, Gyles H. Brown com plishments. Mrs. Stanley
opened the ceremony. Chap- stauffer j r . presented a flute
lam, Paul H. Uibel offered so j o accompanied toy Mrs.
prayer. Adalme Edwards. Group sing-
Taking part in the cere- jng concluded the program,
mony, were the assistant stew- In observance of June as
ards, Chester Todd Jr. and - ~ ~ TI _
Mrs. Stanley Stauffer Jr.; Dair y Month - , the Hon J e Ec °-
secretary, Mrs. Charles Me- nomics Committee assisted by
Sparran, and acting treasurer, the men of the Grange made
<£ LAST TWO WEEKS .5
to get a *l5 Trade-in Allot
on your old water Hooter reg*
of its type or condition
PPsVs Money-back
>- Guarantee of Safisfacti
cowing botW operating costand pei
TRADE UP TO
GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
with a flameless electric water heater
HERE’S ALL YOU DO:
See your electric appliance dealer or plumber and take your choice of either
a 40-gallon, or larger, quick-recovery water heater, or an 80-gallon, or larger,
NEMA standard water heater. The dealer or plumber will then credit you
with $l5 toward the purchase price. (Most dealers and plumbers are par
ticipating in the plan. If yours is not, call your nearest PP&L office for the
names of participating dealers and plumbers near you).
When the installation has been certified by the Company as being eligible
for PP&L’s low-cost water heating rate, PP&L will give you its Certificate
of Guaranteed Satisfaction, covering both cost of operation and performance
for six months after date of installation.
CONSIDER THESE MANY ADVANTAGES:
You’ll prefer heating water the flameless electric way because it’s dependable
... clean ... automatic ... safe ... convenient ... carefree ... modern ...
and, best of all, it’s economical under PP&L’s low, low rate of only one cent
a kilowatt-hour.
And, what’s more, because your new electric water heater is flameless
and needs no flue, it can be placed any where—in a closet, under the counter,
in the basement or in the garage.
Install an electric water heater now while you can get "the $l5 trade-in
allowance and PP&L’s Guarantee of Satisfaction, and assure yourself and
your family of all the hot water you need, when you need it»
HURRY! This offer ends June 26
(Available only to PP&L customers.)
■% iA-*, i»S * » - t- s -*c
=>
r PP*L^
AN INVESTOR-OWNED
electric utility
IN THE SERVICE
. OF THE PUBLIC
fifty quarts of homemade id
cream which, was served ai
part of the refreshments.
During the busineu meet*
ing, planus were made to take
a one-day bus trip to the New
York World’s Fair, Saturday,
July 31. The Committee ar
ranging the trip consists of
Clair Murphy and Charles Mc-
Sparran, Quarry ville, and Miss
Dorothy Ackerman oi Oru
more Center. Persons inter
ested in taking the trip may
contact .one of this commit
tee. Reservations must be
made before July 24.
The next meeting will be
held June 28.
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