NHERE n IT 3-5342 Se Oe 3. Air Compressor Work CG. Robert Fry PA. gL Rocks MANHEIM R. D. 2, Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Rock Drilling, Concrete Bregtine) Etc. and Excavating and Gr Yrees Removed PHONE MOUNT OY 3-4753 Election Of | Officers For Soil Cons. Dist. Officers elected for the Soil Conservation District at their) (first meeting of the year, Amos Funk, Millersville R1 was re-| elected president. Henry Haek-| man, Manheim R2, was named vice-president and Wayne Ren tschley appointed secretary-| treasurer. { Mr. Leaman Wiest, Ephratal, R1 was the new director ap-| pointed by the County €ommis- sioners for a term of nine all Other directors of the County-| wide Soil Conservation District are Homer Graybill, Manheim ah FLAN ht lke 1 JX NN HNO HANA RID FST oD Hel VISIT SALE What Advertising Does » oe When someone starts advertising, Someone starts buying; When someone starts buying, Someone starts selling; When someone starts selling, Someone starts making; When someone starts making, Someone starts working; When someone starts working, Someone slarts earning; When someone starts earning, Someone starts buying: Amn endless chain, so to speak, and the merchant who doesn’t advertise and advertise regularly is doing noth- ing if he isn’t breaking links in this endless chain. Simply Dial 3-966! Mt, Joy, and a skiled ad writer of The Bulletin, a newspaper brimful of reader interest—about everything that happens in this community—will be glad io place your merchandise before the reading public. | R1, and Henry R. Metzler. Twenty applicants for con — plans were received and approved by the directors.| Plans . were completed to| have Mr. Robert Struble, agro-| nomist for the Brandywine Valley Ass'n. present an illus-| trated talk on conservation at the first annual public meeting to be held February 3rd at 7:30 p. m. The meeting will be held| sylvania State Farm Show to- in the Manor Twp. High School] tailed $27,292.00 Head of Reg- auditoruim in Millersville and|istered Sows and Gilts with an will be open to the public. Ajj|average of $102.60 per head. those interested in soil and wa- ‘The Berkshire breed had a top ter conservation are invited to of -240, average -126. The attend. |Yorkshires had a top of $150., siti i dun + laverage $112. Hampshires had : a top of $200, average $108. DIVORCE CASE © Grand Champion Duroc pictur- Edythe D. Humphreys, Mt. led above sold for $175, ' was Joy Rl, is seeking a divorce/purchased by Paul E. Sanger, from Charles F. Humphrey , and Roy Rodgers Sanger of Lancaster, on grounds of indig- Myerstown for their 4-H pro- |nities. They were married Dec. ject. 19, 1949. { Electric I and Gas ‘Wel in | County Briefs Also Specialize FARM MACHINE BLDG n | LITITZ—Deer hunting con- troversy brings floods of letters | las a result of R. C. Newcomer's 2 AND EQUIP, oo of Ji | pers! open letter blaming poor hunt- : Momo ok Wading ling on unsportsmanlike hunt- LAWN MWK HARPENING |i.) themselves. The letters, 2 J [some expressing their senti- LOVer S ding Shop ments rather vigorously, seem | : levenly divided, half supporting Lam. ass a Marie Ho 0h) Newtomer. lire ores madame! TITITZ—Police are investi- gating the robbery at the Re- factory. Old coins found | | gennas candy land A glass cutter were missing. ! LITITZ.—Contractors of sew- erage disposal system removed 1108,146,461.5 pounds of rock in [past,,two years -— but are esti- imated to have blasted away five times that amount. | E-TOWN — State Policemen Hog sales at the "1953 Penn-| [tended a stork shower for Mrs recovered a stolen taxicab be- fore the owner had reported it missing. The car was found | down an embankment, Rheems, Cab driver had parked | it in front of the Kennewood Hotel and thought the owner, near | {og | | i Wayne Shock, who was to take lit out next, had the car when | fl he couldn't locate it. E-TOWN — Mr. Leon Myers, i jfand son Paul, arrived from | Thessaloniki, Greece for a ! |short visit among friends and | | 5 -s In Today relatives. Mr. Myers is in | The Lanca County Chapter charge of instruction at the For Infadfitilc Paralysis Industrial Institute generally il CC. Rudy, Claire called the American Farm John C., Truxal, Treasurer School. ! Phone: Lancaster 3-3511 | NEW HOLLAND-—Fire dam- : lage the home of L. W. Hanna, Room 401, Breneman Bldg. {R1, at Reidenbach, a room 93 N. Duke St. Lancaster, Pa. | heater was the cause of the fire -'=' |which damaged the walls and roof. Al A ems Salunga Aux. (From page 1) Moss and Mrs. Charles Myers. M $ U R A 5 Banquet committee: Mrs. (Wilbur Hiestand, chairman, Mrs. Benj. Hess, Mrs. Henry Hiestand, Mrs. Mary Minnich and Mrs. Harvey Groff. Publicity committee, Mrs. Walter Peifer, chairman and Mrs. P. B. Stehman. Flower and Card committee: Thousands of yoir fellow citi- Mary Minnich. zens have fougfl the way to | ee ee family securit through Farm ‘ | ureau Familf Income protec- BIR HS jon. Don’t git off what you uld attend to, be- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Par- aken of cost sons, 201 Mt. Joy St, a son [Wednesday at St. Joseph's hos nm Bugfau plans arc built |pital afford them! Get the no obligation. Call— rr All A ar se [CARS COLLIDED On Sunday at 3:50 p. m. figures... WARREN H. STEHMAN | two SRUARE $7. FLORIN lcars operated by «Arthur; Hoves ong ‘Mt. Joy. 3.05% Jr: York R2, and” William E. |McNeil, this “boro, - crashed | head-on on the Marietta-Mt. | Joy Road. nll Bsn FARM BUREAU (ATMEL UTR] When in need of Printing. (any- | thing) kindly remember the Bulletin’ HOME ORRICE - COLUMBUS oli ‘ | and chemical {ertilizer "The Duroes av veraged $106. The Poland Chinas had a top of $160, average $88. Whites had a top of $220, erage $88. The top selling pig | was the Grand Champion Spot- ted Poland Chila Gilt which sold for $355 to Anna‘ Leng | street, Mt. Wolfe R1, York Co Paul E. Sanger of the Sanger | Sales Service was the auction- eer in charge of the sales. Wednesday and Thursday cof Farm Show Week. FLORIN Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Margaret Landis Hess | Eichler at C. Hess at Marietia evening. Mr. Ralph Sauders is confin- ed to his home nursing an in- sured hand caused when he had it caught in a machine at work Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herr at: | The Chester | av-| The | sale was held in the small arena | Saturday | | | | | WE SPRAY— Exterior With Witerprogfed Colas Asphalt Oil CONTACT WO MUTH & MARTIN 212 West High Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. PHONE 149 14-tf MURPHY’ ‘itu Big Assortment Printed and Plain Cc PERCALES YD A Real Buy 6 for DISH, TOWELS. 59: | tended the wedding of the for- | mers neice at East on Saturday. Miss Minnie Shelley of Lan- caster spent Sunday with her father, Mr. Samuel Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. man of Emigsville visited Mr. | Petersburg | | | | | Warren Eshle- | Sat- | and Mrs. George Mumper urday. Mrs. Thomas Eichler is a| medical patient at St. Joseph's | hospital. . The James Eschbach public sale will be held on Saturday, January 31st. THE FARM QUESTION BOX by BILL GIVENS Radio Farm Director—KYW From—Mr. L. J. G.,, West Grove, a. Q.—How can I get rid of chick- Weed in my vege table garden? A.—Chickweed will have weeded by hand. After vegetables are gone, apply Bg ide to kill § weed. GM. burg, Pa. Q.—How can I control grass- hoppers de- gstroying my garden? 7 A.—A thor. ough spraying of DDT should con- trol the pests. + S., Mt. From—Mr. W, N J -What should I do when the Wh of a red leaf maple curl up | and fall? A.—The drying up of leaves may be because of lack of water. Also Ephraim, the | | to be | | 8 potassium cyan- | - Mrs. | Parkes- | the damage may have been donc | during grafting. I suggest you con- sult nurseryman where tree was | purchased. + 4 From—Mr. C. K., Philadelphia, Pa. Q.—What causes a black mark on main stem of swiss chard? A.—Chard is apt to develop both bacterial and fungus rot at the crown, especially if land is rich with manure and plants are close and weather warm and humid. A | partial remedy is to grow it on sandy, well drained soil; set plants a foot to 18 inches apart; use peat moss or sawdust to hold moisture instead of manure, By using lots of nitrate of soda you can get early, growth. By picking “young leaves fast | off as fast as they are large enough | to use, and reduce rot. Hear Bill “KYW Farm Hour" EC Givens Daily on the 5:20-6:30 A.M. you can improve ventilation | Stimulate your business by adver. | (sing in the Bulletin, Hollywoo i $ VANITY LA s 177 Red Meta KITCHEN STOOLS ‘177 Comes knocked down White Plastic TOILET SEAT 7) GREAT 7 IN G-E REFRIGERATOR Sikh abt] NOW YOU CAN OWN 2 GREAT APPLIANCES IN1 ONY $4.25 PER WEEK after down payment REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER Model LM-95K 9.5 cu ft Just think! A real food freezer and a No-Defrost refrigerator combined in one beautifully styled cabinet! And the wonderful features will amaze you! Roto-Cold Refrigeration circulates cold air evenly to all parts of the refrigerator! Moist-cold keeps fruits and vegetables garden- fresh! No need to defrost the refrigerator section because frost never builds up! Tastefully trimmed in gold and chrome, it will add to the ele- gance of your Kitchen. Be sure to see our new arrival. AUTHORIZED PE NE A GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WAY’S APPLIANCES 48 W. Main St. Mount Joy
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