| CUT AND PEEL PULPWOOD
Dr.H.C.Killhefer || coin wecies of mee ait eon)
| £2 cut at this ume for pulpweood
Optometrist | while the wood peels easily re-
MANMHEIM | minds W. W. Simonds, extension
163 S. Charlotte St. | forester of the Pennsylvania State
Telephone 5.3376 College, Peeled wood brings a bet- |
Mon. & Wednes, 9.5:30 | ter price than the unpeeled, hu.
Tues, Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M, \
e sure to have a c¢ ntract with the
Tues. Fri. Sat. nearest pulp mill before staring to
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M cut
ELIZABETHTOWN fe Se
ani | Stimulate your business by adver

| vising in the Bulletin

SPER PL bE at
has more agai Hi |
VR CL ath
Rib LA ae Li Ee |
Wonderful" is the way Mr, Kline describes
the Sheppard 6M Diesel recently installed
n his Farmall “M'. ‘The Sheppard Diesel !
has more power than the old gas engine
pulls three |
!

6M: DIESEL
CONVERSION ENGINE
for FARMALL “M’"
"TRACTORS
@® Cuts fuel costs over 75%
had even when it was new . . .
14” plows all day long for a fraction of my
“MT to
do more
former fuel costs.”
Sheppard FULL diesel power . . .
work, cut fuel costs over 75%
Convert your

% Installed in less thon a day * We rate the 6M the soma
®. No alterations to frame es a new Farmall "JA"
® Permits use of all present;
implements, aT
Wh a
Leaman- Evans Go., Inc.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
CALL US TODAY FOR A
FREE DEMONSTRATION
ON YOUR OWN FARM.
(No obligation, of course)
Phone 3-9351
DIESEL'S THE POWER SHEPPARD!S i THE DIESEL

1948 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN
Low Mileage, 2-ton¢ Blue, Radio & Heater
agent, es
| Lancaster
SPACE
| State

1946 OLDSMOIBILE |
|
Nice Clean Black Sedan

BUICK SPECIAL
Extra Nice, Heater & Radio
1947
Club Sedan,

BUICK SPECIAL
White Sidewall Tires, Heater & Radio
1942
Gead Clean Club Sedan,

1948 1 TON STAKE CHEVROLET TRUCK
Dual Wheels, Low'Mileage, Very Special

1945 CHEVROLET 1, TON TRUCK
Platform Body, Good Condition and Clean

1948 CHEVROLET PICKUP
Good and Clean

CHEVROLET
1947 SEDAN DELIVERY
Nice Lizht Delivery Job

1946 CHEVROLET PANEL
Clean and good job
NEWCOMER MOTORS Inc.
DIAL

WEST MAIN ST, MOUNT JOY, PA 3-4821

COUNTY'S WHEAT CROP IS
| ESTIMATED AT 2500000 BU.
Lancaster County farmers will
bout 2,500,000 bushels of
this
harvest
wheat season
tmaltes made by farmers,
Harry 8. Sloat, associate county
imates that the yield in
County will be 25 to 5
last
the
sul
bushels more than
vear. Ese
vield is d
acre
in the
A federal-state
t the
per
where state
wn
the
vey estimates th yield in
state will be 21.5 bushels to the a
with 23
re
this yea bushels
12st
Lancaster
compared
Vie
County's wheat har-
ve 1 far behind schedule
longed wet weather
-— a
THE VEGETABLES
So me of the distances in the nr
vegetable
w
Penn
table special-
recommended hy
extension vege
1518 2 to 4 inches for ca
Lee's, turnips, rutabagss, and pa
nips; 2 to 3 inches for snap beans;
8 inches
Then the
grow to the
nd 6 for bush
beans vegetables will
nr proper size.
—— -— en
Wher
in necd of Printing
lima |
(anv= |
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin

SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNFRAL
Mount Joy,
DIRECTORS
Pa.

FARM MACHINERY
AND HOG SALE
R. D.
Phone 442-J-2
at Elizabethtown 2, Penna.
[
according to es- |
Good Wiring and Grain Handling 1
#
*
*
*
Go logether in Modern Elecirified Granaries

SALUNGA
* |
| Mr
)
and Mrs. Henry Danner and

To TS AMP 11S VOLT BRANCH CIRCUIT TO LONTS
“1 « MOTOR BRANCH CIRCUIT OF N12 WikE TO
| Washington, D.C.,, spent several
WHAT THE SYMBOLS MEAN | days with Mr. and Mrs, S. H. Hies-
Ss A OAL A | tand, last week,
Gc OUTLIT IOR CONVIYOR Mrs. Emma Detwiler of Lancaster |
is spending several days visiting |

OUTLET FOR CON
WALL SWITCH
EW OUTLET FOR GRAIN DRYER
CIRCUITS

| friends in town.
Martha Ann Petit returned home
| from State C-llege, Pa., where she
| visited her aunt and uncle,
Mrs. Richard Moyer.
FINED AND CONVEYOR MOTORS (330 VOID

1 + MOTOR BRANCH CIRCUIT OF 712 WIRE TO Mrs. Lillian Sterringer and
OUTLETS FOR PORTAME ELEVATOR (230 YOUN) . .
1. INDIVIDUAL 330 VOLT CIRCUIT TO CORN SHILLER M2 WIRE | daughter, Miss Flizabeth, Noreen
1 + INDIVIEVAL 230 VOLT CIRCUIT TO ORAIN DRYER #8 Wine | Fott, of Lancasier and Mrs. Bessie
|
| Mapstone, of Danville, Pa. spent
{ Thureday with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
tee Peifer.
{ Mrs. Theodore Walters, son, Ted-
| dy and daughter spent Wednesday
| with her mother, Mrs. Bert Shiss- |
ler at her summer near
FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
| Lampeter,
Let's Look Inside and See Equipment, Layout of Granary Miss Shirley Geiss, of Reading is
By RA MILER | Gravity chutes permit farmers to | spending her vacation with her
I dv } rv rar " i
Farm I ition Bureau draw whole grain from overhead bins, | grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
. Often, granaries also are | Gei
\1 :
I with feed grinders and |
fe such cases, whole grain is | Quite a few town folks took ad-
3 i 1 ropped through connecting chutes | yantage of 1he trip to Atlantic City |
fa [ Al h op fone & 1 | into a blower- equip; ed mill where ijt shonsored. | th helesale C
traning » bu a D / > sale "OC =
are n rated in one bullding. | js ground, and then blown into over- Pp d: hy e whclesale (roc
Lypical of this type ucture IS | haad feed bins, Other chutes permit | ers of Lancaster County.
the granary lilustrated we. : the ground grain to flow, as needed, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kendig
It [ everal el cal “time | into the mixer. of Windsor, Cnn 1 the
and labor-savin and oi | Granaries, of the type shown, alsc . v8 AnoHnee. ie
essit l7 | make ideal grain drying structures. | birth of a daughter. Mr. Kendig is |
Saturday, July 22, '50 re
at 10 A. M. (DS.T)
All Kinds of
FARM MACHINERY AND
TRACTORS. COMBINES, BALERS |
LOO WHITE CEDAR AND
LOCUST POSTS
CARS AND TRUCKS
300 HOGS
De: bring in your
Farmers, ers
! chinery
machinery for this sale. Prices are
rising again. |
Terms: Cash. Next Sale—Wed- |
August 2, 1950.
G. K. WAGNER'S
Machinery and Hog Auction
Don’
Buy
Your
Auto Insurance
Before Getting
These Facis
Learn how you can get superior
BROADFORM protection at
substantial savings. Semi-annual
premiums. Strong company with
service in every state.
Before you buy . . check with me
«». 00 obligation.
nesday,

{Gr

| One or both side cribs may be used
| for
ify |
| In the
! that provisions have been made for a
ol |

the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kendig of town.
CII.
SELL THE ROOSTERS
Benjamin
this purpose. Power suppliers and
College Extension Departments have
plans available for such operations.
illustration, it will be noted
No. § wire, individual 230-volt circuit
to handle grain drying equipment.
1 1 addition to the equipment illus-
trated, the plan also shows three
s located on each floor of the
anary for general illumination,
ation about electrical circuits
ired for the structure, as well as
y to the electrical symbols used,
appears to the right of the isometric
slietch above.
when the
tension pouliry specialist. You may

want to save
| next year,

but market the rest and
| save feed and space.
eee
OFFER ANGUS SERVICE

Saturday,
town F
Thurs
i Annual
| Swine
unds
2, by
sday,
Juiy
Aug.
at Kutztown,
Penna.
1 East
Breeders
of Bred Gilts.
and hog oy
G.
Fe
rm
K. Wagner.
1(
}—On
Pa.
Hampshire
the
the
Consignment
-—
| LLOYD DERR'S HOLSTEIN
COMPLETED
|
With
13,041
| per cent to her credit,
holm
pounds
Echo,
J40-DAY
503 of butterfat and
of r
Friesian cow owned
nilk
registered
by
TEST
testing
Vid 1 Brook- |
Ma-
at Elizabeth-
Fair
15th
sale
|
| . .
{ born in Manor Township and spent
39]
Holstein- |
Lloyd A.
in official
age
Penn
cooper-
Derr, Mount Joy, has completed a
| 240-day production test
| Herd Improvement Registry
She was milked two times daily,
{and was 8 years 5 mcnths of
| when she began her testing period
{ Testing was supervised by
sylvania State College, in
tion with The Holstein-Friesian
| a
| Association of America.
|
|
| PROVIDE
Ray N. Wiley |=
SWINE
sent GI. en
COMFORT

{ of Roy Ament,
Sale R egister Mortuary Record
The First Pennsylvania Artificial
Breeding Association at Lewisburg.
serving the central part of
State, and the Northeastern Penn-
sylvania association at Tunkannock |
have bought Aberdeen-Angus bulls
and will offer service shortly.
CIs.
PLANT CLEAN WHEAT
(From page 1)
in the adjoining cemetery.
John D. Lutz
John D. Lutz, eighty-six, died in
the County Hospital
where he had been a patient for the
Lancaster
last two years. A retired farmer, he crop had more than 10 per cent of
was a son cf the late John and | (ho heads infected with stinking
Doerstler Lutz. He was
smut, it is better to get a smut-free
supply for planting.
entire life in that community, ———— lS
residing at Washington Boro R1. He
of Grace Evangel-
Mil-
his
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step
CLASSIFIED
Rates for classified advertising in |
this column are:
3 lines or less, minimum
Over 3 lines, per line........... 10c |
Each add. insertion, per line .... 8c
wis a member
ical United Brethern Church,
lersville.
He is survived Ly three daugh-
ters, Anna M., wife cf Harry Gehr,
Washington Boro R1, Miss Ada E.
g, and Flora E. wife
Mount Joy R2; three
Edwin E., Salunga, B. Frank,
Conestoga R2, and J. Clyde, Stras-
a brcther, Jacob D., Millers-
five grandchildren, and tnree
great-grandchildren. A number of
nieces and nephews also survive.

Lutz, Strasbur
sons,

burg;
wre | FOR SALE: Building Lot 62x156 on
corner of S. Market and a proposed
| street, Mt. Joy. An “A” zone loca#
| tion. Apply E. E. Brown, Mt. Jey. |
| FOR SALE: Webster - Chicago auto-
ville;
Mrs. Henry Hoffer

Mrs. Elsie May Hoffer, fifty-four, | matic record player. Playy 10-12
wife of Henry Hoffer, Manheim R2, | inch, and 12-10 inch recgfds, con.
died Monday in Lancaster Osteo- | to radio. - 1949 model. $£5.00. Dial
pathic Hospital after an illness of | 3-9111. 4 28-2p |

in Penn
and was
was born
1896,
two days. She
Twp. on February 11,
| FOR SALE: Registergl white Col- |
lie, 10 mos. old, fo of Children,
71 N. Barbara St t. Joy 28-2

| a daughter of the late John S. and D4
| Harriet Ruhl Heagy. She was a | GET A MOVIE C ‘MERA for your
{ member of the Mastersonville | | vacation. Klahr hgs eight different |
| Brethern in Christ Church. Sur- | | Models in stock gt new low prices.
viving are her husband; two child- | Victor Klahr, dirget dealer, Middle- |
ren: Dorothy M. Hoffer, at home, | town. ; 2-1
{and Richard G., of Manheim R2; | FOR SALE: Wgll established bread |
{ two brothers ahd one sister: Willis | route in ou Joy and surround- |
H., of Wernersville; Mrs. Phares | Ing territory. £Good business op- |
| is the best t pla ce for hogs
MANHEIM R. D. 2 | in the summertime. However, they
{ should have plenty of fresh water |
p » Landisville 22 .
Phone Landisville 2201 { and available shade, says L. C.|
AMBRICAN FARMERS | Madison, extension livestock spec-
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY alist cf the Pennsylvania State
Operating in lowa as ollege. In the absence of natural
(illinois) American Farmers shade, a few posts and poles and
Mutual Insurance Company { some sraw or hay will take its
At place
9 EXPERIENCE

NTERS
|

LONG HOURS
pe
GOOD WAGES

Harold Kling
Phone 273-M ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.

|

| portunity wit
investment fof
| like to be hi
information
| A.
Young of Millersville. | only a small capital |
Manheim R2.
Funeral
and Isaac H.,
own boss. For futher
rite Box 83, ¢/o H. H.
29-2¢ |
services held this
the Mastersonville
Bre hern in Christ Church with in-
were
afternoon in

eel { FOR SA Gas Stove, Coal
terment in the adjoining cemetery. Range, 3cpe. Living room Suite,
SS | Frigidaire »frigerator, exc. cond.;

{ kitchen chafrs and tables, bed and
| spring, dishes, cooking utensils,
| bucket-a-dqy stove, Mrs. Newpher
| Smeltzer, 3 FE. Main St, Mt. Joy. |
Quality Meats : af
When in need of Printing. (any-
hin 2) kindly remember the Bulletin

ALSO {eround in M}. Jov or Manheim sec-
} A FULL LINE OF | tion. Phone fLandisville 2126. 29-1p
ae
IF YOU LOOKING for a
paperhanger,’ call Earl C. Brubak-
er. Rl, Londgeter Ph. Landisville
4374 19-tf
Fruits & Vegetables |*
ANTIQUES: toa pay high prices

y for antiques of any description. Mr.
KRALL'S Meat Market Hart, 161 Charlotte St, Man-
heim, Pa. Phoge 407. 2-24-tf

West Main St., Mt. Joy
{see BENJ. F. G

Market St., Elizabethtown,

Ee if "CHECKERBOARD CHUCKLES - Yor our Purina Dorlas J a
THE BOSS 1S SURELY MAKING
US 'ROUGH IT’ THIS SUMMER...

NOTHING TO EAT —
BUT GRASSHOPPERS
AND RANGE...
BUT WERE
ROUGHING,
HIM NOW.

hone 23-R.
I BUY all kinds
7-tf
seray iron, also

H.S.Newcomer & Son, Inc.
jet stove wood. YGuy D. Spittler.

PULLETS READY TO LAY EARLY | Phone 3-5573 Mt. JR. 5-12-tf
ON PURINA GROWING CHMOWS FOR RENT: House {trailer parking
space, cool. all confgeniences. Al-
To gather those profitable early fall rina 23 frat for sale.
€ggs—grow your pullets now the Trailer Villa, R. D. Route 241,
Purina way. They'll be well-de- Phone Elizabethtown IW. 29-4
veloped, ready to lay. See us about -
a Purina growing ration today. CASHIER WANTED: 4 Part-time,
3 nights a week. Apply Theatre,
Mount Joy.
FOR SALE: G. E Re
29-1p

Magic Chef Gas Range, con-
MOUNT JOY, PA. dition. Living yoom suite, 3-pe. Call
at 210 E. Main St., first floor. Phone
Mt. Joy.3-5104. 29-1

son, Ronnie and daughter, Eileen of
Mr, and |
Do not waste feed on the roosters |
hatching seascn is past, |
warns C. O. Dossin, Penn State ex- |
a few good ones for |
the |
Penn State extension plant path- |
clogists say that if the farm wheat |
irises 35¢ |
=|"
someone who would |
| WANT TO BUY about two ocres of |
OR FARM BURFAU INSURANCE | (R080 1 os Other
Penna.
| The Bulletin, Mt. Joy,
Pa,,
Thursday, July 20, 1950—23

Typewriters, Add. Mach's, Cash
Registers, Check Writers. New and
' Used. J. M. Engle, 411 E. High St,
| Elizabethtown, ‘phone 14], 8-18-tf
INOTICE: If in need of relief from
| Poison Ivy, Odk or Sumac or other
minor skin irritations get Doctor's
| Prescription 700.084 and you will
| get immediate relief. Sold by E. W.
| Garber, 21 Mt. Joy St, Mt. Joy. 28-8
|SPENCER SUPPORTS, individual
| ly designed. Mrs. Edyth B. Bruba-
ker, Lancaster R1. Phone Landis-
ville 4374. 27-tf
FOR SALF: Fordhook Celery
| plants. Paul N. Brubaker, south of
[Mount Joy on Pinkerton Rd. Phone
3-5421, 27-3

DRESSED CH'CKENS: free deliv-
ery, Harold Musser, Phone 3-4951
| Mt. Joy R1. 22-tf

ENJOY DRIVING? Protect your
right to do so by getting State Farm
Mutual Auto Insurance. Careful
drivers receive complete coverage
at lower rates. Remember—under
| new laws in most states, you can
lose your license after one accident.
Take no chances. See about State
Farm's comnlete protection today.
AMMON R. HOFFER
119 David St,
Phone 3-4901 28-1

| PAINTERS - NEED¥D: D. Loraw,
| Florin. Phone 3-4446, Mt. Joy. 22-tf
[POR AWNINGS - VENETIAN
BLINDS - FURNITURE UPHOL-
| STERING call Columbia 48101 or
write to HALDEMAN’S UPHOL-
STERY & AWNING SHOP, 11th &

| Spruce Sts, Columbia, Pa. 26-tf
H. L. RICE
| Plumbing & Heating
15-tf
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4151
B-4-U-BUY-C KLAHR’S Big Stock
of good time-tested Cameras. for
|orice and direct service. Victor
| Klahr Camera Shop. Rear Post Of-
| fice, Middletown. 27-4t
|

EXFCUTORS NOTICE
Fstate of Isaiah D. Stehman, late
| of Mount Joy, Pa., decd.
Letters testamentary on said
|eccate having been granted to the
| undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
| magite payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same
| will present them without delay for
| settlement to the undersigned
ELIZABETH B. BOWMAN
2137 Chestnut St.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
RAYMOND O. GILBERT
Richbore, Bucks Co., Pa.
) Executors
George W. McKee

| Clay M. Ryan, Atty’s 27-6
|
| EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
| Estate of Isaac B. Kettering, late
{of Mount Joy Borough,
| County, Penna. dec'd.
Lstters testamentary on said
| Estate having been granted to the
| undersigned, all persons indebted
| thereto are requested to make im-
|
Lancaster
mediate pavment. and those having
| claims or demands against The same
will present them without delav for
undersigned re-
Rl. Pa.
settlemetn-to the
[ siding, at Manheim,
| HENRY E. KETTFRING
Executor
Chas. W. Faby
Attorney 25-6
Mount Joy, Pa.
NEW
THREE YEAR
POLIO POLICY
$10.00 for the average family
Pays up to $5,000.
and
HOSPITALIZATION INS.
RAY N. WILEY
Manheim R. D. 2
onposite Mt. Jov Legion
Phone Landisville 2201
23-tf
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Amanda Rutt, late of
Manheim Township, dec’d.
Letters testamentary on said
estate having heen granted to the
andersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for eeottlement to the under-
signed residing at Mount Joy, Pa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
& TRUST CO. OF MOUNT JOY
Mount Joy, Penna.

Executor
Carl G. 26-6
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Beulah D. Rohrer, late
of Borough of Mount Joy, Pa., de-
ceased.
Letters testamentary on said es-
tate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make im-
mediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the
same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the under-
signed
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT
JOY BANK, Mount Joy, Pa.
Herr, Att'y

Administrator
Arnold, Bricker & Beyer,
Attorneys 25-6
Notice is hereby given that at
7:15 P.M. on August 7. 1959 st the
Borovegh Hall. Mount Joy, Lancas-
ter County. Pa, tae Council of the
Borough of Mount Jov will hold a
ruklic hearing on, and immediately
thereafter, is to consider the adap-
tion of certain nroposed amend-
iments to the Zonine Ordinance of
the Boroue™. which amendments
have heretofore been submitted to
the Boroueh Planning Commission
2s reauired by law. The amend-
men's to be considered propose the
following:
Tn chanea from classification of
Recidence “A” district to Residence
“B' district, the following areas:
1. All the land which is not now
Residence “B” district in the area
“ounded bv David, New Haven,
M-=rietta and Lumber Streets.
2. An area hounde” on th north-
west by Marietts S'reet. on the
bv New Haven Street; on
the southeast by Oak Alley and
the lin~ nf Oak Allev extended to a
pint 289 feet southwest of New
Haven Street: and on the southwest
a line avproximately 286 fee‘ in
Jeongth extending from the end of
the last mentioned line to Marietta
S'reet at 3 mint 519 feet south-
west of Nev Haven Street.
Conies of th» probeced amend-
ments are on file in the office of
the Boronoh Secretarv, and may be
ins-ected by ~ny rerson interes'ed
~t hic o™ire-Ne..128 N. Bart ara St.,
Mort Jov, Pa, tha
Af IN AM. and 8 PM. Monddy tq
Frida inclusive, :nd 10 A.M. and
5 P.M. Saturdav
WIT LIAM F. BRTAN
Bor rough Secretary
Vor

29-3
Adver tisers
Patronize Bulletin

ATIDITOR’S RFPORT
|
FOR YFAR ENDING
FOR MOUNT JOV TOWNSHIP SCHOOL, DISTRICT
|
of 1949
Amount levied (Face
| Addition t~
| Penalties added
| Total amount (sum of 1.
| Wxcnerations (1949 at
Nisconnts
| Not filed as liens or returned
Net amount of 1949 tax enllecter
CURRFNT EXPENSES
al Control,
A. Fxpense of Gere
| Secretary's Office. Salaries $ 500.00
Treasurer (Commission or
i. oa 1.177.49
i Tay Collector .......... 1,260.18
Audifors . ........... 15.00
letfal Service .......... 70.84
Census Enumerator 125.00
Other Fxpenses of General
Control. ............. 00. 248.81
| Total Fxnense of General
Control a
B. Exvenses of Irstroction:
| Salaries cf Teachers (In-
clude teacher-librarians
| A. Textbooks ...........
| Subnlies used in Instruction
(Include Nbrary sopplies) 1,400.20
| Attending Teachers Institute 220.00
| Tuition 13,659 75
$ 3,397.32
26.106.73
1,126.44

| Total Expense of Instruc-
tion $42,513.12
| C. Expenses of Auxiliary Agencies
and Coordinate Activities:
Transportation of Pupils 7,458.80
Enforcement of Compulsory
Attendance ........... 100.00
Nurse Service .......... 840.00
Other Expenses of Coordin-
ate Activities ........ 214.71
Total Auxiliary Agencies
| and Coordinate Activities $ 8,613.51
| D. Expenses of Operation of School
Plant:
Employes <............ 306.84
ces od es 1,056.59
PWR Li sie aia 62.88
Light and Power ........ 230.00
Janitcers’ Supplies ...... 44.35
Cave of Grounds ........ 105.92
Other Expenses of Opera-~
HOD oii 5.00
Total Expense of Opera)
HOM Gos vai iain $ 1,811.58
E. Expenses of Maintenance of
Schoo! Plant:
Upkeep of Grounds
Repair and Replacement of
Heating, Plumbing, and
694.42

Lighting 85.30
of Furniture ......... 1,759.74
of Other Equipment 322.35
Total Expense of Main-
$ 2,861.81

JULY 1. 1950
Auplicots 7 18500 19,926 16 27,121.16
265.00 98 NN 483.)
80 50 201.2% 34178
7.630 50 20,295 44 27.925 94
3.09 22.00 322.00
101.80 328.45 430.25
1.16500 905.00 2.01009
6,123.70 19,039.99 25,163 69
¥. Exrences of Fived Chelrges:
State Retirement Board! . 701.89
Fire Insurance ......... 103.44
Othe- Expenses (Taxes '
cn Property, ete.) .....
Tatal Fxpense of Fixed
ue $ 855.06
THtal Current Fxvenses
(Items A, B, C, D, E, F) $60,052.40
RECEIPTS
Balarce on hand July 1. 1950
All funds exclusive of
Sinking Fund $ 827.10
Propertv tax 1249. $19.039.99
Per capita tax 1949, $6,123.70
25,163.69
tax (Previous
tn 1049)... 1233.33
Stote appropriation: Teachers,
Transportation, Tuition,
Vocational 31.291.83

Tuition non-resident nupils 103.14
All other sources. Indicate
S~urce and Attach Sched-
mle a RR 1,740.00
Tetal receipts, including
beginning balance $60,359.09
SUMMARY
Total Receipts (Item 14) $60,359.09
Total Current Expenses
(Items A-F inc.) ...... $60,052.40
Balance on Hand to be
Available for School Year

YO50-51) =... .. 00. 000d $ 306.69
ASSETS
School Buildings and Sites
at Cost ivi arenes $17,200.00
Textbooks and Equipment
at Cost ...... wind 3,000.00
1949 Tax (Current Yezy) 2,010.00
1948 Tax 0 Jed, 1,054.00
1947 Tax 584.10
Total Assets .......... $23,848.10
We hereby certify that we have
examined the above accounts and
find them correct, and that the se-
curities of the officers of the board
are in with law.
PAUL M. HESS
H. MARTIN HOFFER
FLMER F. GROFF

29-1 Auditors

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