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Everybody, bore
P. B. GUERNSE EY SALE
THURS DAY, APRIL 1953 ~ 12:30 NOON
At The Ass'n Sales Pavilion, 8 miles east of Lancaster, Pa.

FIFTY HEAD (MAJORITY VACC.)
BUI i CO BRED & 6 OPEN HEIFERS
Includ t ji, Pa
Over haif d V able Guern
includ J 1
SALE MANAGED BY GS WRITE
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Al PR iL 7 °
3S IN RHEEMS, LANCASTER

Or BUSIN
and USED

TRACTS

Inci 1 iT Fords and Case and mays i
ins; IVE4 V onsin Bal Comb otol gi Plow
Spring, Disc Roller and Peg 1 W Weeders, Li Ie Cul
packers i { or wn cultivators, Rotary Hose
(1 I Rubt ired wagons, some with
1 ) ( I ON otato Ek n
( i f 1 Sp { i 11 )
i oD Li tor, ( i Ta
r and nd 1 n M ers, Hot Water Hh ¢ Wasl
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of th boVv ment i 1 ( 1
> try | t luding Keen
Washer ind ¢ ) i I
tains, E } Water Car
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Fit « [a €a
i Co nd I IX ad Cl 1. f Paint, Tobac
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Al 1 tarts wiil receive lunch icke
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Ser vi {rest nts.
All goods offered will 1( Perms Cash
KA’ YLOR BROS.
Ri EE PA i3

More Comfort . More Convenience
Than Ever Solaris Built into a Tractor
Newest of
MODERN TRACTORS

Saves you hundreds of motions a day. Low
platform is just an easy step up, lets you sit or
stand. Low “body-guard” seat rests you as you
work. Full row crop clearance for front or rear cul-
from tractor seat. Constant Hydraulic Control for
effortless implement handling. Shock-free
steering stops strain and injuries to hands
bin rough ground. Never before has a low
Wi cost 2-plow tractor provided so much for so
A® |itle as this low-seat model in the “VA”
Series. Come in and see for yourself,
=] KAYLOR BROS.
RHEEMS, PA.
precise,
| tivation. Eagle Hitch for one- .minute hook-up right |
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made
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| Braille Sale Register
(From page 1) |
[ Office Building,
| goods by
Mount Joy, 1
Mount i
High School
News
presented to
Junior and the
The Bulle ‘lin,
March 27-=In the
Florin, at the Post
sale of Restau
rant equipment and household |
James B. Eschbach
6 p. m. Walter Dupes, |
Friday,
Village of
Sale at
Auctioneer, Awards were
members of the

Thursday, March 26, 19537
Benj. F. Garber
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA
Phone 702-J
FARM BUREAU
Mutual Automobile Imurance Co.
I Fire Insurance Co.

Dr. H. C Killhatfor
Optometrist
MANHEIM
ud § Charlotte St
tephone 5 3376
van & Wednes 9.5:30
rues Fri Sat TOP WM
Tues. Fri Sat
930.1:00 26 P WM
ELIZABETHTOWN
165 E. High St
Telephone J 24.F
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JAMES B. HEILIG
Funeral Director
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.

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HESS BROS.
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
. 39-tf

Quality Meats
ALSO A FULL LINE OF

Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S | Meat Market
WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT Joy
fle etre WwW, ob
ess Welding
vise Specialize On
ARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
womobile and Truck Welding
PWN Wert Bh SHHARPENINT.
Welding Sho
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Designed to save arm and | April 3—Good Friday—At Senior high school basketball
Lh L 4 hand energy, the Braille type- the Boro Limits, Mount Joy, on teams, the rifle team, and the
Moun M Jo Cemetery | writer will help Joann write the road to the Mt. Joy ceme- | cheerleaders of Mount Joy high
NEW RAI H HOU! i> J Mi joy 4 (aster. She plans to use it for tery, annual community sale of | school in an assembly March
1 1 yh) IEAD | her home work and correspond- 200 head live stock, farm im- 20.
- | ence with her Braille Pen Pals. plements, household goods,| Tor the 1952-53 season, gold-
i o/ Bt 3) CK. | Joann is already quite pro- merchandise, etc. by C. S. | plated megaphones were given
{ on Bir - yo 15 Mu | ficient in the use of the type- Frank and Leo Frank. {to the following cheerleaders
Ah i h 4 ; : ; " F ARMIN IMPLEMENTS writer since she has been | Marianne Schofield, Rachel
bedrooms, tile } 1 | HOT LD GQODS | taught to use one by the work- Saturday, April 4—Wood St., | Lehman, Elinor Lane, Jeanette
n finished . ja | ers from the Blind Association. | Florin, entire carpentering tools | Breneman, and Janice Brene- |
los ‘ ] Terchandise {The gift came as a complete | and contractors ecquipment by | man Varsity certificates in|
. 2 \ implements surprise to her and .made her | Mrs. Paul Koser. Sale at 1 p.m. | cheerleading were awarded to!
bl | ¢ poultry for! very happy. Joann, who was C.S. Frank, Auct. | Marianne Schofield, Rachel
a | \ ill sell on small com-! fourteen on Feb. 17, is very | Lehman, Elinor Lane, Patricia
NEW CAPE COD ; ot for all PusYy with fifth and sixth grade| Saturday, April 4th—Person- Schroll, and Janice Breneman;
This Wy oY 1 al Rey tora via the dual communica-' gy Household tems of Acs G. | and minor certificates in cheer-
with ew in [tion system which was installed Rohrer on Silver Spring Roa, |leading, to Connie Lane, Kay
sulated. Large living room and BLED Le, cig : fall between her bedroom Pa. at 1 p. m. | Kear, Lois Rutt, Miriam Tyn-|
nar al d tile “ eT | Cc. 5. FRANK oe the school classroom. el | dal and Breneman.
ivi Re od : pa oo } The following members of |
ished 2nd floor for two roo LED P. ¥ Bulleiin Ads Pay Big Dividends. P VFW | the rifle team were given varsi-
SO ur rent money j ; i oh sna de [ty letters by rifle coach, Corp
hase t ik hon e on ite G LL] al a | |. Broske: Jay Barnhart,
IRN ! | (From page 1) | Hess, Ronald Garlin, W ae
> . hs ——— ————— 1 Tv o « ry
Bn will bo o ern “Sot ¥ For Easter erican Cancer Society Chapter. pr) va orale
i ¢ 3 ; pter mer, Donald Zcrphey, Gerald |
{50d Suma y afternoons 4:00 10 : d 00 {in gvery possible way. | Bender, and Ted Williams.
Hh i { Car S 5c to $1. | 5. Cooperate with your ladies | In basketball, major awards
A BEAL IN BRICI : | auxiliary to stamp out the ter-| went to William Zimmerman,
do we hte Tor ; DAISY DUCKS & BUNNY BINKS disease. To” | captain, James Metzler, Benja-
Fine fu 8 ph WS, ;. . Post and ladies’ auxiliary min Clinger, Thomas Kear,
ne for c ar jo i og AE HOLLOW CHOCOLATES ee study the Jo | Donald Germer, Clair Wagner,
la ! Em ie : ticle on cancer that will| Myron Weber, James Linde-
i 3 rau ol 5 DECORATED COCOANUT CREAM EGGS [appear in the April, 1953 issue | muth, Gerald Bender, Hors]
F |of the VFW Magazine. | Klugh, Jay Metzler, Charles
ut rooting, ui EGGS 6 for 25¢ | ln urging VEW members to Adheniettor, and the managers,
p mn Pes Buticr ior Coconut ra 0 make the. cam- | Charles Rovenolt and Peter Ko-
Sy Huu i canut kb PgR. 2 oat success, | der. Minor awards were receiv-
r, ovolus said: 2 0 “harles Zeller. Trvi hi
FLEE re HIE ASTER BOXED CHOCQLATES bows ji ol a _— J hy gg Pelion a Na
CHO! OLATE : IE EASTER | HON koh <a! man, Peter Nissley, Richard
y victim. Do your . part to. help | Hallgren, Robert Melhorn, and
ool LE 2 Foor. 1 BASKETS - GRASS - NOVELTY TOYS , those already afflicted. Ielp managers, Charles Mayer, Rich-
i § | control this ravaging disease by | ard Nissley, and Richard Sch-
cy. OOS. ® | volunteering your own services neider. These were presented
1 { ro i { Irs 1 ’ .
( | bounds of our rer ois, gh schol
CALI I QU iy oF f Potted Plants have already died from the rav.| Members ot Ho junior high
IAY. CC} fH ; 7 ah & A PPT {ages of cancer,” Dr. Covolus|pasketball team receiv
JAY: Gt I \S, GARDENIAS, DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, Etc. fl iq, and “thousands more are| vidual ng recelved
abc ddl ern | slowly dying from this terrify-| warded by coach John Lichty to
IAT en [4 ° 8 Sisease Additional thous-! ack Beaston, Gerald Becker,
lands will follow them if we do | pick Dive re ATTN
i Li 5h not do something about it Dick Dive, Hany Frey: Lary
10 A EONETTE & NEWS AGENCY wa Geib, John Gilbert, Charles
LY | | now: Gohn, Ronald Gotwalt, Charles
I JOY. PENNA. SOMEE ie hi | Groff, Ben Groff, Eugene Grove
; | IT VV When .in need of Printing. Harnish, LeRoy Kaylor
Real Est | a “ing kindly the Bulletin | Mackinson, Jim Mumma, |
; ~ | Dick Newcomer, James Nissley,
{James Pennell, James Rutt,
[Ronnie Schofield, Bill Vogel,
| Charles Watts, Joe Weber, Bob
| Zeller, Tom Zimmerman, and
| managers Jeflery Brian, Asher
| Halbleib, and Glenn Hess.
| Individual trophies will be
given to members of the high
EERIE
“Our electric mow hay finisher enables us to harvest our m
feed at the peak of its food value,” says daiyman FRANK T. BEZEK of River-

school basketball team at a la-
ter date.
Visited Gettysburg
cighth grade of Mt. Joy
School visited Goltv our
March 23. This trip was
| planned in connection with the
class American history
and they were
{ John Lichty,
Student Councic Conference
Five
High
represented, the
dent council conference held at
William Penn Senior High
School in York on March 20.
| The five were
The
High
i (on
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accompanied bx
history teacher
members of the Mt. Jo
student
school at a stu
School council
representatives
president of stu
dent council, Loretta Garlin,
| Gerald Becker, Peter Nissley.
The conference, theme
“Growing Through Co-op-
featured
Robert Schroll,
whose
six discussion
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{
{ was
eration,”
| groups, each dealing with a top-
| bi . f ic concerning the work of the
0S va ua e winter | council. The program alsc in
| cluded a general session, a tea, !
la Thespian one-act play, and a

d / E W C | banquet and dance in the even- |
ale arms, Wayne County. ing
Fire Co. Aux.
ws Prize Winners
At Riverdale Farms, a healthy, high-production herd ri
of registered Jerseys produce enough of milk and butter Prizes aed ab. fhe 2
. ompany uxiliary card party
fat to stay among the top ten herds in the local D.H.IA. - ~— held Monday evening at the
66 . Ee :
And they do it on plenty of green, leafy mow-cured H HHH I or ai Weld
| oor prize, Martha eidman,
hay,” says Mr. Bezek, | Basket of groceries, Frank Pull
66 : . TH Te Jr., cake, Park Eberle
After rking hard to produce a good hay crop, the H or: Pinochle: Mary Nissley,
electric hay finisher ends worry about losing it in a spell 4). L. Nissly, Anne Sears, Amos
. " 4 ©, Newcomer, Ethel Newcomer.
of unfavorable weather,” continues Mr. Bezek. And he Mar jonas W. Bechtold, Martha
- re fro ry A § = : Weidman, C. F. May, Anne C
talks from experience. S mn ] Rinehart, Hazel Zeller, Ralph
/ -n lr ~hancee . > 9 C. Adams, Frank Pulli Jr., Les
Why take chances on the weather? Plan to harvest — Shae ter Erb and Ann Horvath
your hay crop at the peak of its fvod value this year and Jad Ste
Se a i oD rt ck Li . - EASTER SMOKER
cure it in the mow. See your local farm equipment Beco will be]
dealer this week! held at the Legion Home on
Friday, March 27th
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Everybody in this locality reads | §
PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT

The
| tisers get such excellent results.
COMPANY
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Phone 3-543
MT. JOY, PA
Buller's Bea uty Selon
MAIN ST. FLORIN, PA.
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CALL MT. JOY 39
f Open 9 AM. To 9 P.M. 3
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Fire
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his home! Are you well protected
against this loss? You need insur-
| ance to at least 75% of full value
against fire and lightning . . . plus
equal coverage forwind, explosion,
aircraft, hail and other hazards.
it's sound business to guard your
investment with Farm Bureau's com
prehensive protection. Check today:
ooo call =
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SQUARE ST., FLORIN
Phone Mt. Joy 3-5547
wily
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