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Thursday, Way 17, 1951

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Here's a classic example
of the type of house most
American families look
for. It’s Good Housekeep-
ing magazine's “Small
House of the Month” for
February. [Peatures in-
clude: 1,250 feet of floor
o areca; full basement; 12
ie closets; and fireplace. The
iH exterior is brick veneer,
K vertical siding, and wood
shingles. Note the abun-
dance of windows, twin
wash-basins in bathroom,
and the folding wall which

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Norman E. Garber
(From page 1)
servation farm plans, and for un-
usual ability to develop techniques
for training Soil Conservation Ser-
vice personnel, the citation says.
A son of the Rev. and Mrs. Si-
mon Gerber, Elizabethtown Rl, he
was born cn a farm Oct.
graduated from Millersy
Normal School in 1911,
al school for a short pericd. then
ccmpleted his B.S. degree in agri
culture at the Pennsylvania State
College in 1916.
He distinguished
scholzrship and became
the Penn. State Farmer,
publication of the School of Agri-
From 1917 to 1922 he was
farm agent of Bucks county, Pa.
Garber farm,

25, 1850,
State
aught rur-

himself for
editor of
monthly
cperated his own

Oo Frubatl Eg

Heres Whene the Pounds Poy
You'll also find—by a few moments
of simple arithmetic — that the
pounds in this bounteous beauty pay
off in another way. On a cents-per-
pound basis, it will cost less to buy
than anything else near its weight
and power and size.
IRST thing that people notice
F- they take over a Buick is
the sure-footed stance this fine auto-
mobile has on the road.
You head into a curve and hold firm
and true. You travel a turnpike with-
out sway or wander.
While your wheels may dance when
you hit a stretch of washboard gravel
~—your car holds its level course.
A lot of things account for this beau-
tifully poised performance, but it
starts with stalwart structure and
ample weight — plenty of pounds
where pounds are needed.
Please don’t get us wrong. This isn’t

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of the Lancaster County Na- |because no heirs have appeared to
tional Farm Association.
In 1935 he joined the Soil Con-
| claim the money.
| ad
service, which maintained | OVER 4 MILLION AUTOISTS
Since 1943 | USED TURNPIKE IN 1950
he has served as a zone conserva- |
perating from the SCS reg- |
Lean
servation
an cffice in Lancaster.
Nearly 415 million motorists used
turnpike

tonist Pennsylvania's famed
om 1923 to 1934, | Bainbridge RD, asked the courd to!
| .
secretary-treasur- | discharge the long - standing rule
NW
NEWTOWN |
{ Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Biinser of
{ Elizabethtown and Mi. and Mrs
! Almos Fraart of Marietta were
| Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and
Mrs. R. H. Arndt
Mr. and Mis, Isaiah Sumpman
of Mount Jov, visited with Rev
| and Mrs. R. I. Arndt, Monday ev-
| ening
Mu nd Mrs. Guy Winters and
| family on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reigle of
| Mount Joy visited Mrs. Serena
gic on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Wittle ar 1!
‘ogie of Philadelphia spent the]
| weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George |
| Seheelkolph and family, Mrs. Vie-
| tor and family visited them |
|
laughter of Columbia, Mr. Charle
'Wittle of Columbia R.D. and Mi
| and Mrs. Ragner Hallgien called
lon Mr. and Mrs. Austice Wittle on
| Sunday |
| Ida and Virginia Greenawalt |
| ind Mrs. Andrew Zercher of Mt. |
i Joy, Miss Heisey, Detroit,
! Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hogen- |
togler, Columbia, visited Mr. and]
Mrs. John Frysinger and Mrs. Dan- |
| iel Moore during th: weekend.
{ Mrs. Martha Orio, Miss Priscilla |
| T
|

Fogie
on Saturday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Steward Derr and |
| family of Hazelton visited Mrs. |
Matilda Derr on Sunday
Miss Marina Risser of Hershey, |
Monday with Mis. Matilda
|
|
Mrs. Lillian Witmer and grand- |
! children Jean and Howard spent |
| “unday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin |
Garner of Wrightsville R.D |
| Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Rodgers
{and Mr. and Mis. Howard Witmer |
| enjoyed a pleasant day at Shibe
, Park, Philadelphia
Visitors during tie past week of
i
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gezltmacher |
j were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kosel
{and family of Columbia, Mr. and
{ Mrs, Harry Spancake of Lebanon,

Mr. and Mrs. Jacsk Earhart and
| son Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
! Keith of Brunnerville, Mr. and Mrs
| Lewis Farlow and family of Hope-!
i land and relatives and friends of
| the community
rere eee ee
USE OF SHOTGUNS TO KILL
CROWS SIGNED INTO LA'N
| ‘ em
| Gov. John ES. Fine signed into law
nal hezdairarters bi "yp a E ¥ ow . 3
icnz2l hezdquarters at Upper Dar- | during 1950, paying a record $9,- | Saturday a bill permitting, effective
ky, Pa. | 022,398 in tolls. { Sept. 1, the use of semi-automatic
ieee A fie: emt . ! : }
| The Pennsylvania Turnpike Com- shotguns in shooting crows and
DOWER ! mission reported a total of 4,448,538 | similar predatory birds and ani-
BIGHT IS DISCHARGED fare-paying motorists traveled on | mls.
A 78-year-old dower right on a| the superhighway last year. The! Another bill newly enacted will
58-acre Conoy Twp. farm has been | commission disclosed also that more
discharged by Orphans’
Judge John L. Bowman.
The
Akram Colins, provided in 1873 that
$1018 income from the land should| Stimulate your business by adver-
go to Colins heirs.
The presznt owners of the land,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hess, of | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers
| ing the new 100-mile Eastern Turn-
land, | pike extension to Philadelphia.
a —,,—ms-h-ppo B
original owner of the
tising in the Bulletin.
I Wy

Court! than 5.000 motorists a day are us-|
permit veterans to receive a free
| { 1 |
renewal of their operator's licenses
| if they make application up to a

| year after they are dis
charged
ee
John T. Scopes was arrested
|
ior teaching Evo- |
Ohio. |
{i and convicted
/ Juticn at Dayton
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-~ WIN A PRIZE —~
| In our window is an 8-day clock
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during Mount Joy's Centennial

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OF What is rabies? | Q: Can the dis Valuable Prizes to the two persons who guess closest to
What Ci i ( be prevent.
Ar It a fatal, virusborne dis | et the hour it stops.
ease which can affect both animal A: There a very effective vac.
nt used by 15 to pres CLOCK WILL BE WOUND MAY 23.
Tow is pr Py A 1 also to
» virus of 1 1 ly | p I ¢ in rabies Y 1 P
spread by the bi of an al | ai CL DE M. RI PLE
suffering from 1 0 Roy JEWELER
from a 1 n 1 contactin e | su i
eye or through tches or co ri A 111 East Mcin Street Mount Joy, Pa.
the skin, can also spread it, | a y. 1 r Ct 20-2
QO: What animal 'R or farm animal, If aj mis i
A: It is most « dogs, | ten call a | { *e a
However, farm 1 Ive QO: WNC SERS IEEE TET nn
foxes, coyotes, « Jui and A: Iti i J
m q ean 1 |
- SN olot abie toot z
veiop rabies. .
LL <7 QO: What ¢ Q: How ¢ a dog or oiiyr Mount Jo Celebrates
A { / > |
rR rabies lool | rabid ani is biting live- |
like? slock be :
Capp. :
FTE ne Lal never its 100th year!

and livestock

3 damages
can be cone
ermits more
ratory 2e-
» limitations
not be han-
bies when do th I
behave normally, ti r in the
may become pug atc an
may either have fined 1 dent
which appears like a diagno 1
threat and a paralyzed
or turious rabies where NOT Due to
wants to bite anything neral questions
reach. dled in. this column.
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“deadweight.” Though a Buick like
the one pictured here tips the scales
at more than two tons, it's as nimble
as an antelope at play.
It has a generous hoodful of valve-
in-head Fireball power—packing a
powerful punch of velvet velocity.
It comes with the smooth magic of
Dynaflow Drive*—a lightness of
steering that’s gently responsive to
a lady's hand—a front-end geometry
that’s pure genius—the finest brakes
ever put on a Buick.
And every wheel rides on shock-
eating coil springs that are carefree
and trouble-free for the life of your
car,
Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Nelwork, every Mondoy evening.

withoul notice,

Why not visit us real soon—like the
first thing tomorrow—and let us
show you why you and your budget
will both be happy with this Buick?
Equipment, accessories, trim and models arc subject to change

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Ne other con provides oll this:
DYNAFLOW.DRIVE * — saves strain on driver and car
FIREBALL POWER — high-compression, val ead
engine gels more good from every dro f fuel
PUSH-BAR FOREFRONT — combines smart style and
un rpassed pre fe fion
|
WHITE-GLOW INSTRUMENTS — provide greater
at night
TORQUE-TUBE DRIVE — steadies ride, improves
driving control
lyrit
clarity
4-WHEEL COIL SPRINGING — cushions ride, saves
DUAL VENTILATION — outside air fed separately to
right or lef
I or iront compartment
SELF-ENERGIZING BRAKES — |

pedal-pressure five times at }
DREAMLINE STYLING — tapered, car-length fenders,
gleam ng sweepspears on most mode
Plus: Self-locking luggage lid, parking
brake, two-way ignition lo rims,

Hi-Poised engine mot 3, Body by Fisher
*Sta
When better automobiles are built BUICK will build them
'Smont Buss Buick

S. F. ULRICH, Inc.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA.
505 NORTH MARKET ST.
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BUT there's nothing old-fashioned
about its dry cleaning service!
Eicherlys
cleaning plant is as
modern as tomorrow!
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Large Celery
Red Radishes
Tomatoes slicing
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Hearts Delight Prunes
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