4 fi | I Easter Flowers We Have a Fine Selection of PUBLIC SALE 1st & 3rd Saturday each month SAT. APRIL 4, 1953 at 11 A. M,, Two mi. North of Elizabeth- town, Lancaster County, Pa. 25 Farm Tractors, Sale RegisterM:. Joy Welfare April the road to the tery, annual community sale Paul L. Stoner, 200 head live stock, farm im- plements, household goods, merchandise, etc. by C. 8S. Frank and Leo Frank. 3—Good vedere Meera Mumma, the Boro Limits, Mount Joy, on walter G. Sloan, (From Page 1) Mrs. Clarence Paul K. Steh- Mt. Joy Newcomer, Clarence Schock W. L. Tyn- dall, Christ Walters and Harry G. Walters. | Monday evening, the 20th, Bennett will appoint com organization will be ‘men of the various mittees necessary for an organi- ! Thursday, April 2, 1953-=¥ Aid Committee—to take care of, 7%, : proximately 19 gts. the dental needs of any people) — unable to pay. 6. Building Com- Bulletin, Mount Jov, Pa., jer age i approximately 31-COW HERD TESTED . mittee—To take charge of buil : io daily for each cow in the herd ding und maintaining a com-| vith an _ average of 384 Ibs. for the year. munity building. 7. Youth Com butterfat and 11,159 Ibs. milk, - | mittee—To take charge of all/the 81-cow herd of registered Benj. F. Garber y artivitias with] » ..|Holstein-Friesian wned by ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. | Youth activities within the bor oS ein es N 5 0 I Phone 702-7 including 0st ph A. Hook - and Herman ough and vicinity, the playground. The Board of Directors of the testing year under the official the chair-/ Herd Improvement Registry committees Program. Their production av and the officers of the organiza FARM BUREAU hi Fire Insuronte Re Go | Life Insurance Co. Ginder, this boro, completed a ep INSURANCE such as this, to function, Saturday, April 4—Wood St. zation, | tion. The Vice President of the All Makes. 1 MY . ope . \ Tol S Lilies Garden as tar . 4 Florin, entire carpentering tools Committees included in the as | organization is Warren Foley; Scotts P Biige. Fag Euipme i Se and contractors equipment bysociation are 1. campaign com- | Treasurer, Joseph Breneman TIME 70 SOW ve 9445 iy : acres, your needs can be fille J rv. Sale at 1 mittee - The take charge of the! The meeting lay evening , UTLEY . Aa rive es. Paul Koser. Sale at 1 p.m. mi ake arge ! I'he meeting Monday evening er) Cold weather doesn't harm Scotts = Hyacinths Gardens Hydrangeas OI ie C. 8. Frank, Auct. annual Red Feather drive in! April 20 is an open meeting this seed can take it. Plant early and . Life . a d esting. C rol —— September of each year. 2. Ju- Any interested persons in Mt. get headstart on a lawn of lasting a Daffodils Cut Flowers Laws Rowers 2000 locust posts, Saturday, April 4th—Person- venile Deliquency Committee— | Joy and vicinity are invited to beauty. Da id iin »- small tools, shoats. al Household Items of Amos G./'To work closely with the school | attend the meeting and join the Ion Azaleas - EASTERN STATES Rohrer on Silver Spring Road,/and any persons who are in| organization for the better- Sella LAWN. SHED 4 . : \ 0. 3 . TWO rehire All perennial grasses 921% weed- ‘UR ANC EQUIPMENT S. CORP. | Salunga, Pa. at 1 p. m. 13- anced of help along this line. 3.) ment of Mount Joy. Two repre p N y o Rane: i . ALES —— (Food and Clothing Committee | sentatives from each organiza- free ually. Mages the- deluxe lawn OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Saturday, May 2nd — In the~—to take care of any needy tion are also being asked to at-| n ib $1 50 51lbs - $7.35 5. Dental | tend the meeting. TREASURER'S REPORT -— SOCIAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION Village of Landisville on Main people unable to pay. Street, public sale of household SALE Early Feeding with TURF BUILDER gets nutrients down to grass roots, promotes lawn health and sparkling colors XR XP 3 A: XSI SC A RS x » & xx MUELLER’S FLOWERS EASTER BOXED CHOCOLATES BASKETS - GRASS - NOVELTY TOYS Also Variety of Potted Plants AZALEAS, GARDENIAS, DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, Etc. KULP'S LUNCHEONETTE & NEWS AGENCY MOUNT JOY, PENNA. For The... WOMEN'S ALL WOOL DRESSY TOPPERS $] 6% Plaids & Plain Shades $995 “Must” DRESSES For Easter NYLON $69 BLOUSES $298 Cinderella Dresses $98 to § 4° Half Slips $198 In cool, cool rayon, Luxurious with lace at flounces, in whites, and rich pastels. Non cling type, fitted waist. $995 rT 56s Dress ‘Slacks $795 Styled with pleated front, and tapered waist. Zipper fastened. HATS An Easter Children’s Coats $ 4’° to $1295 512 $159 BOYS’ SUITS BOYS’ SHIRTS MEN'S DRESS Sport Shirts BOYS’ Coat and Hat Sets S495 Sizes 1 to 6 MEN'S DRESS Trousers MEN'S NEW Oxfords BOYS’ SPORT COATS $ 1 0°" All Wool - Sizes 6 to 12 $998 MT. JOY DEPT. STORE BOYS’ PANTS Fancy patterns and solid shades. Non-wrinkle: fabrics. | be finished. NEW CAPE COD This quality clapboard home with attached garage. Fully in- sulated. Large living room and kitchen, with two spacious bed- rooms and tile bath, G. E. Gas Burner and semi fin- ished 2nd floor for two rooms. Use your rent money to pur- chase this home on the G.I. Bill. Landscaping included. Priced to sell at $13,800.00. Both the Ranch and Cape Cod homes will be’ open Saturday and Sunday afternoons 3:00 to 4:30 P.M A BEAUTY IN BRICK Seldom do we have an out- standing new home like this one for sale around Mt. Joy. Fireplace in living room, large dining room, kitchen, all large { bedrooms and many closets. Fi- { ber glass insulation, Fire Chex | asphalt roofing, laundry tubs, attached heating garage and beautiful elevation. Will soon Hurry — See it now. | CHOCOLATE AVENUE | Modern 215 story dwelling, containing large living room, | dining room, kitchen and pan- | try, and 3 large bedrooms, oil | heat, total frontage with extra lot - over 200 ft. Priced to sell, CALL JAY GINGRICH Residence - Mount Joy 3-6731 Office - Lancaster 8296 S.NISSLEY GINGRICH Realtors LANCASTER Members of Lancaster Real Estate Board | There is no better way to boost | your business than by local news paper advertising. al points of interest on the way. The purpose of the trip, ties to compare practices of out-| standing managers and herds-| men in various sections of the according to Howard] country, J. Merrill, instructor in husbandry at the College, will be in charge of the group. Mr. Merrill led similar expedi- tions in 1950 and 1951 through northeastern and southern states. Aside from management in- vestigation, the group tours of Gettysburg and Chick- Military|to keep young trees Mt.[to replace older ones. and| the USDA Ex-|Have all preparations made be- Station at Beltsville [fore baby Norris/minds F. and will attend the/State extension poultry special- National Washington, D. C., Williamsburg amauga Parks, Vernon, Johnstown, Va., periment Md., Oak Ridge Dam, Tenn., Moravian Easter Sunrise Ser- vice at Winston-Salem, N. C. Students in the group, Pennsylvania residents, Norman W. Brown, Mills; Edmound D. Duffy, don; Gerald E. Eastman, Lynn D. Fowler, New R2; John P. Gruber, ville; Creek; Donald N. ford; Roger J. Perry, Victor W. R1; and Norman G. Summers, Priladelphia. and are Yea-| Kaelin, Wex PUTT TUESDAY, | COUNTY, PENNA. ANNUAL SPRINGSALE — OF NEW-USED FARM MACHINERY & SUPPLIES APRIL 7, 1953 AT OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS IN RHEEMS, LANCASTER dey | SIX NEW and USED TRACTORS { Including Farmall H Fords and Case and maybe some other trade- [resis IVE4 Wisconsin Baler Combine Spring, Disc Roller and Peg Harrows, Weeders, Land Roller, Cul- i Horse drawn cultivators, Grass Mowers, Side Rakes, Rubber-tired wagons, some with bed,| A6 Combine, Base Baler, Single and Tobacco Ladders, Manure Loader, some Potato Equipment, Cen’| tury Weed Sprayer Corn Planters, Manure Spreaders, Lime Drill, Cardinal Elevator, Garden Trac- Pp aul’s tors, Power and Hand Lawn Mowers, Hot Water Heaters, Wash- imouth, | ins; tipackers, Tractor and Hammermills, Smoker Elevator, ing Machine, Deep Freezer. abused. Washer, Metal Nests, Chick and inum Paints, Hardware etc. Sale to start promptly at 11; serve refreshments. All folks on board when sale from Home Builders Class of Green Tree Sunday School who will Motor, 12 and 14” Plows, Rotary Hose, Double tow Some of the above equipment is new, some used and some Chicken Feeders and Foun- tains, Egg Baskets, Buckets, Tubs, Water Cans. A truck load of Merchandise from our place at Prescott. | A number of disc Harrow Blades, Mower Guards and Knives, | Plow Shears, Bolts, Cultivator Shovels, V Belts, Sickle Grinders, by the American Legion Auxil- Fly Sprayer, Power take-off Pump, Easy Ride Seats, Fly Spray, Jiary is Log, Cow and Halter Chains, Load Binders, Lot of Paint, Paper, Baler Twine, some Tires and Tubes, Compressor, Barn Brooms, Scooters, Sleds,’ Bumper Jacks, Alum- Tobacco Garden Hose, Air 130 o lock. starts will receive lunch ticket All goods offered will be sold. Terms Cash. KAYLOR BROS. 13-2lvited. RHEEMS, PA is to provide the students opportuni- plantings {should be finished, all Springland fired for a couple of " ltant vegetable {Present Mortgage $4,000.00 $18,000.00 Fire Insurance Interest at 4%. $10,000.00 Liability Insurance. Oo NT Y LIVIN articles and antiques by Fred D. FEBRUARY 19, 1953 by ; ou NR Residenc Lons. Edgar FF, Funk, Aue. 1 J 25th, 1 Receipts hg 19% fon 188 : 5 ce S e along Balance June 25th, 1951 Herre $ 4,077.49] 262 WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PENNA. {|Big Chickies creek that can be 1951 Drive - 3,939.00 H S N & S | used for year around living. Evetta Schock Treas. Well Baby Clinic ! . . ewcomer on, nc. PHONE 3-9041 Large living room, furnished in 10 any tu ents = Balance in inactive account 106.11] PHONE 3-3361 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. panheling, Sipeiie, kitchen, Wo Mount doy SH Scouts 75.00] ms, e , man; S- . sions . Clu 7.00] ets, elarge basement, oil heat, Pl T 1952 Drive 3.868.34/ hardwood floors, outside fire an rip ? - 868. H . place and boathouse, beautiful |. Total . $12,072.94 | landscaping and 275 ft. front- Expenses shia or aster age on creek. Hurry and sce Outstanding dairy herds in June 25, 1951 to February 19, 1953 2 Ais Hule show place now, near| pine states will be inspected by|Lancaster Co. Community Chest $ 5,200.00] C d : 5 i $1 00 ount Joy. 110 dairy cattle management mage Reduction 1,000.00 ar S C 0 NEW RANCH HOUSE Shidents 3 the Fire and Liability Insurance 223.80 | 31a ; : e Colllege In lhe course Power and Light Company 63.70 | DAISY DUCKS & BUNNY BINKS WL EE De pies a 3000-mile field trip April 1- Transportation : Playground 134.00 at a 12. quipment -' Playground 4.10] HOLLOW CHOCOLATES about gveryihing, and is locat- Salary Ass't. Supervisor - Playground 200.00 ed on Avenue. Ther Passing tt al Easter mophone picture window in assing up the usua aster [Local Benevolence . 19.44] : be . ati ¢ 2 ji t Joy School Bd. - Sup. Sal. » 53.11] large living room, three large vacation to make the jaunt, the/Moun 53. DECORATED COCOANUT CREAM EGGS bedrooms, tile bath, large kitch-| men will visit farms in Penn- Pico Lomnany - Fuel Oil'........... 1,157.39 | Sn Bnished with Jormiea, many sylvania, Maryland, Virginia, 1gh ixture ...... 4.40 closets an ull size basement. ins TG am a EGGS 6 for 25¢ Alfached garage. Landscaping | Lor and South Carolina, Geo 8377.21 : 4 : x2, e, wl SY — Peanut Butter or Cocoanut G1. gvall Ohio, and will take in historic- Balance February 19, 1953 $ 3,695.67 Farm Calendar | USE ORCHARD ROTATION . | . . dairy|—A survey of fruit growers in who/major fruit sections showed [that the most profitable crops lare borne in the early life of an orchard when the trees are rel- atively young. Carl Bittner, [Penn State extension fruit sper- says more growers make regularly, and on good sites, in a careful plan advancing BE READY FOR CHICKS— chicks arrive, H. Leuschner, re. Penn ist. This means all remodeling the house thoroughly cleaned and disin- fected, the brooder stove set up days £0 you are sure it works prop- Rome: erly. Castle] Shippen-|of treated Gllenn E. Houck, Sprucejsave about half of York R8; cording Plastow, Walnutport/Penn State extension TREAT FENCE fence POSTS—Use posts would the annual replacements, ac- Walter Simonds, forester. |A few extra dollars spent for {treating when building a new {fence will save more than half the annual costs of repair, placement, and labor. PREVENT LOSS Wher- lever use disease-resis- varieties to pre- post to possible, | be dissolved and the balance of] money worthy cause. citizens, mittee to continue its work? If so come to the when it is called and organize the group. women were received a gift and the local pa re-| vent disease loss, urges O. D. (Burke, Penn State extension plant patholigist. Such varieties lyield well, and they cost little more than susceptible varieties. IDENTIFY TERMITES — [Mature termites have a black body that is not pinched at the waistline, and four long, gray of equal length and at [least twice as long as the body, lexplains Stanley Gesell, Penn [State extension entomologist. SEE ORNAMENTALS —Vis- it nearby nurseries and green- houses to get acquainted with [new and used ornamentals, sug- A. O. Rasmussen, Penn [State extension ornamental horticulturist. crim CLASS MEETING Bible class No. 1 of E: U. B. Church, Fal- will be entertained in {the home of B. R. Fink next Tuesday evening. Members and BIBL BE The St. Some Lumber, lot of Poultry Equipment including Keen Egg|(r iends are invited to attend. 0 |CARD PARTY APRIL 20 Another card party scheduled for Monday evening, |April 20th at the Legion Home, EASTER EGG:HUNT The Junior C. E. Society of the Florin E. U. B. Chureh will hold an Easter Egg Hunt at the |church on Sunday afternoon, April 5th, at 4 o'clock. All the members of the church are in- Rem. Comm. (From page 1) spent for these last gifts was $571.70. The balance in the| account is $174.45. There was| $7.50 received in donations the! last few weeks. There are nine boxes left.| Anyone who knows of a boy or| girl in this vicinity who isn’t] already on the list, please call 3-4621 Box 243 Mount cer? x7 Sr | IT MAKES YOU Mrs. Jacquie Matoney will| FEEL YOU BELONG” resign as chairman at the next| meeting of the Committee. If Telephone people stick to their jobs a long time. Why? Ro one accepts the vacancy the| One man puts it this way: “You get real satisfaction out Remembrance Committee will| of what you're doing—think it's useful, essential. Tele- phone work with its heart in community service makes you feel you belong. You make a lot of friends along the line. And besides, working for the telephone company today offers even more opportunity for men and women some| over] over to Think it do you want this com-| turned meeting help re-| next than when I started and they servicemen proud to say Mount Joy per from this committee, with COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO funds made possible by the : townspeople. Never have ther been more than fifteen people present at any meetings. It is now time to act. See to it that this committee is kept going just as long as our servicemen and women need it. EE | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. |! Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM { 163 S. Charlotte St. l Telephone 5.3376 il | Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 Tues, Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M, Tues. Fri. Sat. 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. M ELIZABETHTOWN 15 E. High St. Telephone 24-F Paying too much for Auto Insuranceé COMPARE YOUR RATES WITH FARM BUREAU AUTO INSURANCE Efficiency and careful risk selection keep Farm Bureau rates low, WHY PAY MORE?" | Policies are standard, nonassessable, with JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WARREN I. STEHMAN avtomatic renewal each é months. Friendly Sauare St, FLORIN nation-wide claim service. Over $19 mil- Ph. Mt. Joy 3.5547 3x7 lions in claims paid last year, Check today WHITE - WASHING | I" DISINFECTING |f i TMAKE I if 0! send me informotion on you “MODEL HESS BROS. ] tod ae You FLORIN, PENNA. : ENGI simian — hii. i AGGIES vires vv Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 4 CY SHI sos 39-tf LE | DE G2 0) ON 1
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