Bulletin, Mount Jov, Pa., Thursday, September 20, 1951 W - Washin (From Page 1) FOR-ICE COLD | patted it and shaped it to do | face. BEER-ALE-PORTER | First he made a face of a boy about ten years old, then thirty vears old, then eighty. Some other | faces he made were of Alexander Graham Bell, Mark Twain, Abra- SOFT DRINKS C A L L ham Lincoln, and he program with a face of Santa Claus, | ao = { We learned where the clay came | | i ! i 0 from, courtesy on the bus, how wet in other schools, and we had a | very enjoyable time. — PROMPT DELIVERY -— OPEN TILL 6:00 P. M. DAILY Oe Set] ye THURS. & FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 P. M.—SATURDAY ‘TIL 10 P. M. §/ “0° 00 Co C0 carol Location: ATLANTIC ICE HOUSE | Grade Six Washington { Florin. Mrs. Margaret Coleman MT. JOY, PA. | Maricarol’s teacher —— ee NORTH MARKET STREET, PHONE MT. JOY 3-6981 31-13 DOTTIE HUTTER SMITH, Proprietor a ten-story building. PUBLIC SALE of Valuable Farm Tuesday, Sept. 25-2:00 o'clock Located in Lancaster County, One mile Southeast of Mount Joy in Rapho Township along the hard surface road leading from Mt. Joy to Marietta Pike and Ironville. 35 Acre Fertile Limestone Farm This farm is well located along hard surface road. Land is very fertile, all tilleable Limestone soil. Farm has very good set of necessary farm buildings. 11-Room Brick House—Large Bank Barn 5 Rooms and Laundry on the 1st floor, 6 rooms and bath on second floor. Large front porch, beautiful . Slate roof. Basement is concreted. 40 x 60 HIP ROOF FRAME BANK BARN with concrete cow stable with 16 chain tie stalls, large steer stable, Running water and electric lights. 10 x 40 NATCO TILE SILO. 2-CAR GARAGE. CEMENT BLOCK MILK HOUSE, 20 x 70 CHICKEN HOUSE, Asbestos shingle roofs. Buildings were all built in the late 1920's. can be seen anytime between now and sale day. Terms: 10% down, Balance April 1st, 1952. DANIEL W. GINDER, Owner lawn and shrubbery. Hoyse is like new Farm Paul E. Sanger, Auctioneer Phone 292 Myerstown “THERE'S NO BETTER DOLLAR INVESTMENT THAN UNITED STATES DEFENSE BONDS” For nine out of ten investors, nothing is more important than the safety of their capital. That's why U. S. Defense Bonds should form the basis of every well planned sav- ings and investment program. U. S. Defense Bonds are a debt security of the national government. When you buy them, you always know you will receive your dollars back, plus interest—in the case of Series E Bonds, inter- est continues even after their original ten year maturity at the owner's option. Dollars invested in Défense Bonds are kept safe for your future needs.: In the meantime they help your country buy the weapons it needs to keep the peace. And peace is for the strong. U. S. Defense Bonds yield as high as 2.9% if held to maturity. You get four dollars back for every three invested . . . a sound return indeed on lie safest dollar investment in the world. C0000 MAKE TODAY YOUR D-DAY—BUY U. S. DEFENSE BONDS AT THIS BANK Series G 12-Year Current Income Bonds. 2.57% is paid semi- -annually by check. Redeemable after 6 months from date of issue. Issued to individuals and other non-bank investors. Series F 12-Year Appreciation Bonds yield 2.53%, interest com- pounded semi-annually when held to maturity. Issued in the names of cor- porations and partnerships as well as individuals. Redeemable after 6 months from date of issue. Series E 10-Year (Optional 20-Year) Appreciation Bonds yield 2.99, compounded semi- annually if held for full 10 or 20 years. Redeemable after 60 days from issue date. Purchase price as low as $18.75. First National Bank & Trust Company OF MOUNT JOY MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION g’n School threw it at a broad board. Then he United States affiliated with The Administrative Re- search, Teachers College, Columbia | University. The A.P.S.S. is a na-| ended the | Then Mr. Arnold took us home | on the school bus, and we finished | | velopment and “inventions,” Peters, provement School, | during the school year. The execu- | I | Institute of wi Force of a car hitting a stationary object at 60 miles an hour is : great as that of a car falling von) E. Donegal School its a Bigger Red New Common Stock .. Feather This Year, ( From Page 1) schools throughout Institute of tional tems for nation-wide | on school improvement. Its work | i. included a nation-wide system for pooling and spreading | ¢ good school practices. The purpose | of the organization is systematic] pooling and sharing of the cation and speeding of educational school staff im- through and visits from the tive secretary of the Educational Research is Dr. Paul R. Mort of Teachers College, organization of school sys- cooperation | | school= community de- | | This noon the Board of Directors voted to include the United Defense | Fund (UDF) in the campaign, The UDF is a national federation | of agencies organized to serve in the defense emergency. The major part of the UDF is the USO which million reporting | men and women in the Armed For- es in installations all over the | already serving our 3% world. Already there are 183 USO clubs operation The NEWer | nafense Department has requested | educational practices, the identifi-| that the USO operate 282 units by | | is being underwritten bv | and canteens in the end of 1952. 4.000 men and women 1 be supnorted by the | activities! | The UDF will include funds for Bingeman, Supervising Principal of | services to civilian communities hit the East Donegal Schools attended (the A.P.S.S summer Administrators | at Columbia University. The board also announced that | the new furniture purchased for the third grade room at Maytown has been received. The board made arrangements for the transporta- tion of the girls hockey team mem« bers to their homes after practices, | home games and away games by | school bus. A late bus will cover the township routes after each | practice and each game. The next meeting of the Donegal | | Joint School Board will be held in the high school at Maytown Thurs- day evening, September 2. SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. WHITE - WASHING AND DISINFECTING HESS BROS. Successors To HUBER OBERHOLTZER FLORIN, PENNA. Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 39-tf | VACATION, The Office Clerk NEEDED TYPING ESSENTIAL HOSPITALIZATION LIFE INSURANCE, ETC. If interested, act at once APPLY BY LETTER TO SICO Company Attn: Robt. F. Schroll, MOUNT JOY, PA. You CAN SAVE up 10 30% ON FUEL Ls Yes, it's true! The amazing Temp-Master thermostat automatically controls damp- ers so accurately that fuel bills are cut as much as 309. 5-year guarantee, Free home demonstration. WOLGEMUTH BROS, Inc. Heat your home with ‘blue coal’and FEEL THE DIFFERENCE meetings sided. hard by defense activities. Consul- ative services are planned through {a pooling of oe ssionally trained | 1a July while participating in the | people from 20 national Workshop | for communities where defense ef- [ fo rts seriously disrupt the existing | facilities. Nursery schools, housing, recreation. racial tersions are some ened in defense congested com- | munities. The third UDF agency is Ameri- can Relief for Korea (ARK.) $500,- 1000 is beng budgeted to collect, [ sort. process, warehouse and pack clothing to be collected all over America for civilian relief in Korea. The Army will sh’p the clothing to Korea free of charge. The USO is the chief recipient of UDF monies - from 77 to 85% of the funds, depending on the amount raised. The campaien goal th's vear will include $35,897 for the UDF. The goal, with UDF, is 19% more than was raised last year. errant ~ | REV. JOHN MONCRIEF LEFT, FARM WORKERS STILL HERE A misleading item regarding the farewell service for the Negro mi- | grant workers from the Kirkland | Camp at Salunga, which was held | Sunday at the Church of God at | Landisville, has caused great con- cern by the farmers in the com- munity. This farewell service was held by their Chaplain, the Re crief, for the workers, since he had to return to the Seminary on Tuesday for the new semester. ee corel lime BILL IS NAMED CHAIRMAN William chairman of the weekly game night at the meeting of the Florin Fire Company. Game night will be held every Saturday night and wil] begin Oct. 20. Benjamin Staley pre- Mateer was named ———————- CARD PARTY AT SALUNGA The Salunga Fire Police will sponsor a card party at Cooper's Garage at Salunga on Friday, No- vember 16th, at 8 p. m. Proceeds will go toward the uild- mg Fund. re tll Everybody reads newspapers but NOT everybody reads circular ad- -ertising left on their door step. ty Patronize Bulletin Advertisers | expire October 3, 1951. The offering with this delicious Apple Sauce in our Lancaster County now has over | in un‘form. | The 28th Division, which will sail | conferences | fg, Europe in October, has over 500 | Institute staff | men from Lancaster County. | The Lancaster USO activities | « National organization! No campaign for funds | { will be conducted for local USO Colum-= | _| bia University, New York. Dr. J. W agencies of the problems that will be height- { | Delaware River, near spending a vacation visit with the Fillets of Perch v. John Mon- | lunga Fire Company eld their with twenty members present. 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