€ Nr” Naar” Nu Sn” Bap £3 Florin Farms SOUTHEAST OF DONEGAL SPRINGS Orchards | Golden Jubilee’s NOW READY From Young Trees Better Flavor CALL: MOUNT JOY 3.9891 i ot AR tau Sa out ee ee a ee A eC UT 76-78 East Main Street RR pt { ! YOU PHONE 3-4071 Eicherlys QUALITY CLEANERS Mount Joy WE CALL ONLY ONE POUND? HAVE YOUR CLOTHES ALL CLEANED TODAY BECAUSE FOR A WEEK WELL BE AWAY CLOSED —- Mon. 15 — Fri. 19 OPEN - Saturday 20th 8-4-tf == 1 generate all the 3 3 power needed ashy by a but many dollars, deposited regularly at this bank, can help you build security, and have the other good things you want. SATUR., On my farm, Palmyra Route town, 2 miles south of Palmyra, AT ONE OC No. 1 2 miles ST AUGUST 6, 1949 OCK D. . iocated '> miie north of Campbell- from Hershey. GO Head Pure Bred Certified Canadian Cows-ieifers-Bulls Grandly backed including granddaughiers uch outstanding sires as Montvic Monogram, Montvic Rag Apple Triune, Montvic Rag Apple Marksman, and Airvue Sovereign King, the very tops of Holstein breed, Riven Rog Apple Queen will freshen September, her dam has a record of 19,000 milk bred to Glenafton Fnchan er High Poi Rag Apple Janet fresh by day of sale, 294 test, 11,640 milk, 453 fat, is a 2 year old, Individuality, producing ability and breed- ing were bushy freg h, balance September Seven bulls ready for service, is from a dam 15,000 milk, 4.4 test high classed. Elmeroft Buccaneer, herd cite during the entire my farm since April and May Nice well grown calves ed when selecting these and October such as is anima! aly on of El r. All above from the Hiol Many of the cows Point Rag Apple Syl-o-gram, car old. These Imeroft of these cattle COW; are Johan are very was my heen on bulls have Chaovtered bus will leave Whi‘e Horse at 10 o'clock D. S. T. Catalogues on day of sale when conditions will be made known by Edward O'Neal & Sons HFSS and DUPES. Aucticneers, HERMAN HORST, Clerk HARVEY RETTEW, Pedigrees. Palmyra, Pa. Phone 88961 (The Bulletin, Pa. Thursday, August 4, 1949—3 Boro Council | Sale Register : A = | I~ oro Council Dale Register &. ) | ote | LUNG (From page 1 A Lk If you want a notice on your sale § which is exceptionally wide at | inserted in this register weekly i this point, stoned and oiled. The | 1 from now until day of sale. ABSO- » | The Mothers Club spent Satur- request was refused, Council FREE, send or phone us i Ta : claiming there was no more mon- | | le dat 1 wl Ee Jou are at the Longwood Gardens ey available for street work at Z| your SA'e dale aN I y BN at’ “land the Fiddlers Convention at avails str adv let us pr rour s. That's : this time . . . | ready let us print Your 3 : 0 St H Parkesburg On the trip were { . { ‘heapest advertisingy an ge «ay : White Mice Serving the cheapest advertisingyou can ¢g ne- ory ome Mrs. Virginia Bishop, Mrs. Rite Two bids for an emergency en- —- . ' M het Eshel tenhouse, Mrs. Catherine ishel- gine to be used with an emergen=- [ Ch 1 T G F : . ® eo > i Ine fi 1 n emica ests Saturday August 6 - On the TOWS In favor man, Mrs, Levi Peifer, Mrs. Cy power unit in e fire ha orewiises. DAE a Street. Mt : 4 : were received The bids were Insecticide Shower ge rive Int Ma a ¢ hold bo ; Plan Well Suited Catherine Brubaker, Mrs. Char- Jc . ) ouse A S . a . > 1 J y Raub Supply Co. Lancaster $561; Evaluates Formulae | including dinning and bedrocm To Farmers’ Needs lote Heistand, Mrs. Mary YX UNE, and Lancaster Engineering Corp., An old-style phonograph rigged | furniture. Ebay ok antiques) The one-story home with base- M: Kitty Harple Mrs Milly £595. N, contract was awarded | UP to give a revolving shower bath { cl Td rank iment for the laundry storage pur-|Greider, Mr Ivie Newcomer, since Council decided to request to a white mouse is helping test |“ Laas poses and the heating plant is grow- | Mrs. Esther Mowery. io : : new chemicals for effectiveness in ing in popularity Mr nop ] i w information about . : any Mrs. Levi Peifer, Mrs. Ritten- wy on : the units stable fly control, The mice are | I ridav. Aug. 18—On the premises Highly suited as a farm home heuse. Kav. Side Viraini Dis fore reac : . . . hE se, a 'S, ¢ §= efore reaching a decision. pinch-hitting for dairy cows in | a! the Boro Limits, on the road because it eases house ieeping, its wy : 1 ur ol . Zn vy ae] a I rane ’ » Mount r comatory singer, Dorotl ‘ a Joi Burgess Elmer Zerphey re- | making the tests, says the U.S. de- | '€8 ling to the M un Toy cemetery, loo larity is demonstrated by the in er orothy Chambers, Joan quested that another special po- | partment of agriculture. Tiog 8 i Qn > ( > C iy jl ife P number of ranch-type houses be- Brubaker, Jean Young and Ar- . . . ete. DY -- rank ang £0 fa lene le : » lice officer be appointed to The old phonograph was one that | Ek Sale th Do psy F ing built today in both rural and lene Harple attended the 4-H serve on week-ends. However | played wax cylinder records. The B. Aldinger. Auct metropolitan areas. Field Day at Longs Park this matter will be discussed a | 1€st mouse is confined in a screen | — —— The one-story and basement - little further before definite ac- | that replaces the old record Saturday. Aug. 20-On the pre- house Pictured here olfers features Everybody reads newspapers but holder. The mouse is rolled around ‘ 4 : that justify the popularity of hones tion is taken. At the present mises at their cwn dairy barn ir of this type. Planned as a farm |NOT everybody reads circular ad- } . { T aha Co 2 mile orth of s type. anne as i ) 1 . the as re od | non one 1i n . . He ae oe sh has one regul Cleona. 3 miles northwest of Leb- home, it includes the conveniences sertising left on their door step. a po officer and one special | anon, 125 head of blood-tested Bf modern design found in city —— oiicer who are in Service On nd aceredited Canadisn Hols- homes. week-ends. Officer Corll re- / stein cattle bv PF. L Heilman and| The narrow kitchen is accessible { LAS S IFIED signed some time ago and has | Con R Wor rr wriia og Hors to both the dining area at one end : | vey ettew, Manheim R2 ess. TTT not been on duty since June 1 ve) Rates for classifi advertisi ! | Dupes and Rhoads are aucts ates for classified advertising The usual bills were paid and | as ee — in this column are: First inser- Council adjourned. y cide tion, 10 cents per line; Each ad- J ann - Wednesday Aue 24 On the litional insertion, 8 cents per ~~ _— | premises in Fast Hemnofield Twp. line. Minimum, 25¢ insertion. These M L k | along State Highway No. 340, just) rates are cash. east of Rohrerstown, 29 acres. with : WEE IS. ongenec er two-family. honze, frame FOR BAL Ho Kn and uke (rom page 1) i bank barn. other cutbuildines, also ear corn. Samuel E. Merkey, Man- Si or ation tiling i enme personal property by Herman heim R2. Phone Mt. Joy 3-5818. rga Ze S } g | - go rganizations, cluding H Tandis. Executor of the last Will 8-4-1t the Needlework Guild, here, the of Fovma I. Landis. deceased. TE CATR Ne YY Child Health Clinie, Humane So- beer Funk. aug Sale at 1 py ot FOR SALE: New 5-room Bungalow h Ve x ; . «Mm. with hardwood floors, garage, all ciety and the Children’s Bureau - conveniences. $7500. Phone Mount Committee. She was a member | Saturday, Aug. 27—™n London- Joy 3-4782 between 6 & 7 p. m. of the Evangelical U. B. Church derrv Twn. Daurhin Co.. 3 miles] *] : 8-4-1t : ' : with o i we ; fv Bey 2 - imo a of Annville and was actively as- | several times under a sprayed | “cuth of Middletown along the riv- | . 2 . Car. ron 4 > EX NIS TOT, frie 3 | sceiated with St. Luke's Episco- | solution of the new chemical, and | ©" ad le Sin J Ah ji ne inode fo yn a THANK ny Jas ” : : the ie 1 yp aip res acres Joo arm land, brick aweil- ew 258, ch aS. owers pal Church, in this place: a mem- then is rolled under an air stream we. Summer Lia. Pack LED KOON J and gifts while I was in the hospi- | ber of the Annville Home Study until dry. The test comes the next harn. tobacen shed. carn barn, nig ow a ‘al Mrs. Roy Hoffman. 8-4-1tp % a ; day in another cage with 20 stable : he Mu 21.4 pi . pr Circle and the Iris Club. ov ns ctv ete. hv Johr C. Peck. Fxacutor| i 3 . Sh : flies. If as many as four of the flies | ri N. Deck CS. Prank CUSTOM ROTO BEATING for po- | Born in Annville, a daughter | succeed in attacking the mouse tt NY re > Be oD: rahe J! iia tato vines J. Stanley Witmer, Man- { of the late Harry H. and Mary | without being driven off or i 2 nl (a3 heim R2. Phone Landisville 6165. Hoverter Kreider, Mrs. Longe- | poisoned, the chemical is not re- “ : : gi : 8-4-2tp necker was a graduate of Leba- | 8arded as worth a full scale test Sh ty, Sept. 3--In West Don- rrr : non Valley College and recently | @ cow. This is the first time on \ Twp Sh A ay ew yy from FOR SALE: Buildine lot 50x135 on Jed Mier il 1 dade 4 white mice have been used in just | ° or hurch to the Bainbridge North High street. Inquire 27 Me. attendec her fiftieth class re- this kind of experimental work. A ad, Be ae dai y. hi thee ) Joy street, Mount Joy. 8-4-1tp unicn arm with story brick use - Following the. death of her Grst| . Federal entomologists are search. 1% story brick tenant house large FOR S AL E Ca 1 1 Soot t Ee etrie Re- en > We : ing actively for a spray that will | ctor ond frame ba chicken frigerator. Ant size: 'Roner fe husband, John D. Stehman of protect animaly from attack bY [house pie wiv. 2 Inve fobacen shads MENT Pian stove Ph ne Mt Ld v 3.7018. 8-4- Mountville, Mrs. Longenecker re- | stable flies and other blood-sucking | ile savage ote. bv Allen All SH : roel ® y. a : 51 Bara ’ = Alle=1 gf the living room and to the dining |r Ne turned to Annville where she di- | flies and mosquitoes. Recent ex- uy Re adi rf 8 1h bv : 3 ; X 0 A il WwW TE AMFRA eo . 2 . YO Sink and storage shelves are |. > 3 Try vi ; has so al ; GS Alleman: C6 Frail aca‘ion, ices are down on lead- rected the choir in the United | Perience “has proved abundantly } nA All man. C. 8. Frank, along the outside wall, with the fing makes m= Inw as $49 Buy veur hi vain and how profitable it is for farmers to | Auct. Sale at 2 p. m . 2 ‘ SP 3 9 1S Ys y yours rethren Church anc subse- ey stove and additional storage area Vietor Klahr's Camera Shon i . protect cattle from the torment of —— — I : pe te Ry aS as quently became Dean cf Women | 1. " er ey on the inside wall. This arrange- Middletown. 8-4-1t | “fly time” and thus avoid the sum- | Saturday. Spt. the prem- at Lebanon Valley College. hold- {| Saturoa Spl. a nthe prem- ment provides DUMEIOUS © '@€CON0- | === mem se me or =n mer slump in milk production and [ises at 29 Mount Joy street. house- | nies FOR SALF: White Sewing Machine, ing the post until her marriage | gains in weight of animals on {hold goods by Frank M. Schroll. C : ond condition drop-head. Phone to Dr. Longenecker. pasture. €. Frank, Auct. Sale at 1 p. m The work room is adjacent YH Mount Joy 3-9394. 8-4-1tp Mrs. Longenecker is survived This search calls for trials of | he the dining room porch but fa) m— = by two children: John O. Los | hundreds of chemicals. Many of | POULTRY FLOCK THREATENED |CPOuBh from the living and bed- PFACHFS: tree ripened. IA oY . > these are new synthetics. | wp TWEE A QTE 3° Q rooms to confine disturbing noises. will make deliveries in M* Jov and Angeles, Calif. and Alice L., the Le | WITH NEWCASTLE DISE. I'he two bedrooms, each with two [Wlovin, Phones Mt. Joy 3-4218 or wife of Francis S. Chambers of Many farmers may be acquiring] exposures, contain ample closet [32-4521 Swathmore, Pa.; two grandchildren Soil Protection a false sense of security over the|SPace and are close to the bath- WANTFD TO RENT: Aart and a niece. : threat of Newcastle disease to their om . went or house. in or near Mt. The funeral wes held from her | poultry flocks, veterinary authori- Che garage is separated from the |r, Adam H. Greer, Jeweolo te } Wednesd f AN “UMBRELLA” OF LEGUMES AND : : fiouse by a breeze which can ng, Jov 7-14-tf late home here dnesday fore- AN i ous y ( ch ce ov 7=-14~ i ee Ye iste GRASSES WILL PROTECT YOUR SOIL ties say. en corre TT ott TATE Mt. doy. a 7 — a % : Ji : i J, y This disease has now spread to The basement include several |W ANTED Two men, earn $65 ri wll ¢, | | every state in the Union, although! features considered essential to|'o $75 weekly: s boa and service | COW CWNED BY LLOYD DERR League (Rage | there is less talk about it today | comfortable living on a farm. Tt is werk, il on established custom FQ Ty" Sr / 5 4 3 J x i pal y 1) WJ Y Na t car necessary MAKES QUITE A RECORD 2 S ~ entered from the back porch, elim- permanen 1 ’ i A / | than there was several years ago, Write P. O Box Ta . nat a ia : TY — / \ 2 . > nating this traffic fro the 1 ng 1 ¢ < I'ensen Pomona Flour, a register- ¢ PN aX the losses it causes are very heavy : : the } 0 : %5 Mt. Jov c-o F. B 7-20-2t cd Holstein-Friesian cow owned by / — ‘i | T no y ye - ERE ay [7 of / 7) Newcastle disease is second only to rhe ld roor T° . ; SRY Lloyd A. Derr, Mount Joy R. D. has ’ a ll, : : oo ah PRSPONSIBLR with | oo ) . JO) . DD. he ¢ ( Sk / | | pullorum disease in the economic| storage of glassed supnly Fuller Brush Products completed a 287-day production Nd | | less it now causes the poultry in-|bles and othe cnstemers in the vicinity of test of 452 pounds of butterfat and road UR Xp | dustry Plenty of electrical his |Mt., Jn Phone collect Tan as- 1 49 : ih : >= ’ m yrovid 1 nt for ood [tor 6428 7-28-2t 11,142 pounds of 4-1 milk in Herd | Vaccines recently developed | ; PI So i Ad A 20 ar oh re » OQ r > reczin Ker. Improvement Registry test. through: veterinary research are! 1, one corner of the laundry is COUNTANT, yound (should Testing was supervised by Penn- proving helpful in controlling thea shower have some ig hig 24 7 least svlvania S.ate College in coopera- diseace Ola: vy ‘wr. vears of theory), Yor rainee t ith tl Istei Nios) : Pelting rains may be a soil de- isease, but vaccination should be wosition in nearby cemmunity ion with the Holstein-Friesian As- — id considered as an aid to. not a sub- lio} ‘hool student aceeptable ition of Arjen stroyer rather than a farm blessing , Automatic Har ester Nicht cch tucent aceeptable soclation of America. : 1a : “i {i » for. s ol control g <9 Give full in first reply. unless your land has a protective | stitute for, strict control measures y PA 0) 1 a, 9 1 rq a1 y 1 v . 3 IV r Pomona was milked 2 times daily ‘umbrella’ over cover crops. if Newcastle disease appears in a Wri P. O. Box 85, Mt. Joy 1 and was 5 years, 2 months of age Beating rains on bare land break | fiock. all dead birds hould be ! a oo Bate] when she began her test period. oe i into sna burned or buried, and susceptible — a ese arte quICKly 1 ne > S ba SS IK n birds should not be brought to the LIST POTATOE SHIPMENT pores of the surface soil. The sur- He . | UNDER PRICE SUPPORT PLAN | face forms a hard crust. Water | farm until four weeks or more af- | 2 ye “7 | cannot soak in. Instead, it runs | ter the outbreak. Farmers should ii fee wien 9 ces | over the surface. The farm land | ilso take precautions to be sure the grown under the 194¢ ‘der: - on suffers : los os : : ; er ederal po- | then suffers a double loss. It loses birds are obtained frofn sources of tato price support program was | needed moisture for crops and it i} li : | made lust week. | loses valuable top-soil | 3 Isense: MEN Two carloads of early potatoes | The Middle West soil pave. If a flock-owner lives in an area aril) ote 8 ’ grown on the R. I Houseman | Ment committee suggests these where Newcastle disease has not WANTED farm. Manheim oo Ships d ! steps for protecting ur soil and | become gz serious preblem, he should M: > vere shipped | ; : CATS ru | ony gu giving your crops Bete: use of swtolee nlv « from Landisville te the Philadel Bi rs or A undertake vaccination only on the a I S shite EN Bs gel; advice of his veterinarian. Regular Employment hia tate Hospital. The sup- 1. Use a cropping system that | wal dina | port program potatoes are pur- gives your soil as continuous cover chased by the Commodity Credit | @s possible throughout the year. . i H. Roy Nissly & Company, Ine Corp. and will be used mcstly 2. Thick - growing grasses and utoist SCa e : 3 | fou hi on deep-rooted legumes give the best Another farm job is brought Florin. Pa. {on feed officials said. cover. (From Page 1) closer to completo mechanization HEC VOR | 3. Small grains following corn | struck it flush and pushed it by this automatic field forage CHECK BARLEY FOR SMUT help keep the land protected. VP . hs Wi | harvester. Within a few minutes R. S. Kirby, extension plant | 4. If winter wheat or rye is not | several feet. y Ye the y! the corn harvesting unit can be pathologist of the Pa. State Col- | feasible, a good covering can be | came 10 a halt McCleary jumved | qypstituted for the hay pickup at- lege, reports locse smut in barley | had by mashing down corn stalks | to the ground, refusing f allow | tached 1o-ths basic mackine, With more prevalent than for many | OF soybean tops. to move him hay unit, the machine automatic- 58a years nnd res. ro Legumes like alfalfa and sweet When the Lancaster General ally picks up hay from the wind- -ed-at Juam Bnd uraes hammers (10 800 prevent washing away of ambulance arrived. Mr.] 10%, chops and ‘blows i} into a igs fall seed supplies from disease- | 1. The RIB VAT te Gin he | ambiance Then) trailing wagon for removal to FOR IMME DIL A IE S AL E: free sources if their ste | soi. Their prying taproots open the ay. wos: taken there with » : He With. © attach. |€'n 10-piece Mahogany dining SO S$ 1eir own stands | oil so rain soaks in and is held oe By Had He mow or silo. With corn attach- | =~ C00 Maple Living i 5 ack ac © i 2 achine ree J o ? ye i > | contain mere than five per cent | for crops. Legumes well fed with | P 38) 3 X 0 : It | | ment, the nia hine sweeps along Room Suite, 5-piece Bedroom infection. Barley grown from | phosphate and potash fertilizer add | P¢ rmitted himself to be moved the row, cutting and chopping | child's crib. full size Frigid- seed (reated during » last vear | life-giving organic matter. Dr. John D. Pond, Jr, an corn for silage. aire Electric Range, Mahogany g the ast year or two will be safe for planting gba intern, said the injury could have SE end table, electric toaster, elec- & og. . : i rr) \ , iti eee | been seriously aggravated. Po- Lice, Mange Top Pests tric iron, all excellent condition. : Land Should Be Turned lice said had he ed before Qf Ti i ing Swi Newton, Theatre Apts, Mount Jov Stimulate your business by udver- | Under for New Legumes ice said had he Sen [ wi nose harming swine Fhone 3-9564. 7-28tf | isi i i . the vehicles stopped, he probably] ce tr a tising in the Bulletin. When corn is to follow first year S pr b - Two of the most comm on and for AWNINGS VE NETIAN - SE sweelclover. i . de would have been run over His | pests on hogs are lice and r AWNIN iS By sweetclover, it is advisable to get : oie Tut BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL- When in necd of Printing. (any- | the ground turned under before the | condition was reported fair lat mange. If insccts are permitted to STERING call Columbia 48101 or thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | new growth of the legume removes | Tuesday night. food on hogs, Aims will have write to HALDEMAN’'S UPHOL- -— — too much moisture form the soil. 0) itn p d gro v i] i 3 more sub- STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th & This tip comes from D. L. Gross, | ppT KILLS CORN BORERS ject 10 disease, sa) 3 the University Spruce Sts., Columbia, Pa. 3-31-tf Nebraska university extension Teo of veet cor" or | Of Louisiana agriculture extension = . APC Ye soins | D5 of DDT on sweet cod on ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS NEEL | net to plow under the clover belors control of corn borers has proved Farmers are reminded that by [APPLY for State Farm Mutua! | new crown shoots .get to a length | 90 per cent effective, reports controlling insect they increase |Auto i rived four six inches. Earlie Cw. | J. Udine, extensicn entomologist! the vulue of pastures and feed and fewer claims—lower rates Bb Se ) | iii ap En Pow, { od Stat Coll Th ht ner e thelr earnings tor you. If youre a careful dri- A ing may not kill the legume, of the Fa. State Te Tans De ver, you too, can enjoy State | | treatment must be applied as dust a ro Farm's c.mplete coverage at low { eet eee enrav. when. agy ases spi : . ates. % come in. OPPORTUNITY bod 5 or spray when egg mases igh Everybody in this locality reads rates a R "HOFFER wt Everybody reads newspapers buf | to appear on the leaves. is is ‘ : Se KNOCKS HERE | NOT everybody reads circular ad- | usually just ahead of the tassel- The Bulletin—that's why its adver- 119 David St, Mount Joy, Pa. | ltisers get such excellent results, Phone 3-4901 8-4-1t vertising left on their door step. ing stage, | of FOR SALE: Pickies, Back Run Road. Phone 3-4832 Mt, Joy, Jno. E. Breneman. 8-4-1t FOR SALE: Building Lots along the Marietta and Lancaster Pies, 150 . any frontage desired by deep. Apply Atlantic Gas Station between Marietta and Sine Spring or phone M. E. Garn~- , Mt. Joy 3-3343. 7-14-tf NOTICE: There is a reason why so many people are buving Doctor's Prescription No. 700,084 for the relief of Oak and Ivy Poisoning and minor skin irrita= tions, because it relieves immed- iately and satisfies. Sold by E. W. Garber, 21 Mt. Joy St, Mt. 7-14-2mo. Joy FOR SALE: Shenandoah Electric Brooder, 500 Chick cav. used 1 sea=- Mt. Joy 3-4929. 6-23-tf son. Phone FOR SALE: Oak lumber, all sizes up to 36 ft. length. Sawed to order. Call Jac. G. Beker, Manheim, Pa. 6-9-tf I BUY all kinds of scrap iron, also sell stove wood. Guy D. Spittler. Phone 3-5573 Mt. Joy. 5-12-tf TYPEWRITERS & ADD. MACH'S New-rebuilt-used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High, Elizabethtown 14J. 4-8-tf ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices for antioues of any descriotion. Mr. Hart, 161 N. Charlotte St, Man=- heim, Pa. Phone 407. 2-24-tf NEW OVERHEAD SECTIONAL GARAGE DOORS: 8x7’. 8x8, 10x10’, 12x12’, In stock for im= mediate delivery. Automatic eleectrie overhead door operators. Controlled from the dash of your car. Also a lot of commercial and pivoted steel sash. Paul A. Martin, Mount .Jov, Pa. Phone 3-3011 4-17-94 be wvaid for to the rental room ant. or $10 REWARD will information leading of a four or five hese in Mt. Joy, Landisville, Rohrerstown, or Loncaster, For newspe pe. editorial | employee, wife and son of high school age. Reward to be paid promptly when rental agreement is completed. Write Box 85, c-o U. M. H. L 7-28-2t RESOLUTION Notice is herebv given by the undersigned. under the provisions of section 102 (g) of the Municival Jorrowing Law that on June 10th, 1949. the Board of School Directors of the Sch-ol District of East Done= gal Township adopted a resolution sienfying its desires that the said School District incur indebtedness in the sum of $100.000.00 and call- ing an election to obtain the assent of the electors of the School District thereto, fo be held on Tuesday, Sep- tember 13, 1949, for the purpose of providing funds for the building cf an addition to the East Donegal Township High School, at Maytown, to provide for a cafeteria, kitchen, class room adjacent to shop and shop room. and for the purpose of repairs, alterations, additions and improvements to the present high school building at Maytown, togeth- er with payments of all architects and professicnal and other expens- es incident thereto and necessary for the said improvements, said res- lution also prescribes the form of election notice of a ballot to be used, FAST DONEGAL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT BY F. H. STRICKLAND, Pres. Attest: H. D. McMULLEN, Sec'y. K. L. SHIRK, SR, Solicitor 4-4-1t RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY Whereas our Heavenly Father, in His Infinite Power and Wisdom, has visited our Church and Community and called from our midst a faithful and beloved brother, John J. Loewen, Be it resolved by the Home Build - ers’ Class of the Florin Church of the Brethren Sunday School, That as we recognize God's state- ly s‘eppings among us, we submit to His blessed will, knowing that what He doeth is well done and being assured of this one thing. our loss is his eternal gain, we say, “Not our wills but Thine be done.” That we extend our sincere sym- pathy to the bereaved family, es- pecially the children and his faith- ful companion. That a copy be sent to the Loe- wen family, be put on the minutes of the Home Builders’ Class and be published in the local paper. Committee John E. Eshelman 8-4-1t Henry T. Becker ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that an ap- plication will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County, on Friday, August 19, A.D. 1949, at 9:30 A. M. under the Non- profit Corporation Law of Pennsyl- vania, approved May 5, 1933, P. L. 289, and the amendments thereto, for the Certificate of Incorporation a proposed corporation to be called “Donegal Dudes Flying Club, Inc” The purpose for which the said corporation is to be formed are to promote the physical, mental and moral well heino of its members by providing facilities for social and recreational benefit and to promote an interest in aviation and similar activities and fn receive and dis- burse funds. The Articles of In- cornoration have been filed in the Office of the Prothonotary, Lancas- ter County. Pennsvlvania, WILLIAM R. HQWARD 8-4-1t Solicitor SEE YOUR NEW LOCAL KAISER - FRAZER DEALER! Watch for advertisement next week. STALEY'S GARAGE Florin, Pa.