RHEEMS Sherk, Mt. Joy, Mrs. Georgeend with their grandparents, (weeks paper for further details. [ The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, June 18, 195 ln
N NEWTOW WN Sload, Maytown, Mr. and Mrs, (Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ews Items rom |
Roy Hubley, Columbia Rev.| Mr. Edw. Isler left for Green-|Fogie were Mrs. Paul Smith of F C ] d S Gi | S .
The Zone 7 fireme Ai ie Hey rt i, ie g ; i uts
the RI fre yes) 2 et in Weaver, Kinderhook, Mrs. Chas.|land where he will spend two Columbia R. D. and Mr. and E. D. T School arm r. alr: Jco
1¢ 1ieems fire hall at 8:00 o'- TE Fozie. Jr. and daughter Bounie . pers : ork Mrs. Edw. Crawl, Mt. Joy. wp.
clock last night with Pres, Wil Rev. and Mrs. R. Hi Amat io. 5 © JI. and. daughter donnie months on Government work. rr (From page 1)
i A wnat = Te Sue, Marietta, Wr; 5. and| Mr. and Mrs, John Kauffman
® bur Heistand presiding There | ; i; Mr. and Mrs, Lester Long anc Use Good Sires To improve
u SU presiding, I'here spent the weekend with their rad . / Sr. of Ironville visited Mr. and a :
were three officers and eight! can: Recent visitors of Mr. and|family were Sunday dinner |S 8 ah Six honor students attended | (he type and quality of livestock, [ meal was cooked in Unit groups
fire companies present son-in-law and daughter Mr. Imre. Aristice Wittle were Mr. | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver (Mrs. Irvin Witmer and family. |the annual dinner given by Paul fuse better sires. Thomas King, [out of Doors. The camp ended
There will be : i . jand Mrs, Habet Khelghatian {and Mrs. Ragner Hallgren, Mt.! Witmer. Mrs. Wm, Fogie and son | Heine for honor students at the | Penn State extension livestock Sunday afternoon after an In.
Bainbrid Pa. ey at and family at Rlaicy Park, Pa. | Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wit Mrs. Edith Erb, Mrs. Pearl Richard visited Mr. and Mrs. [ Hotel Brunswick, Lancaster, on | specialist, says that too many spirational Sing and Scout's
! a. § av “+ Sibi . 4 a : . 4 Wa ws are using rior sires.
Tune 31st at two | Fuse Misses Marguerite and Ruth [tle and daughter Judy, Colum- | Brenne man and Herbert Garn-|Alfred. Atland and family and [| Monday evening, June 15. The are Vsinlg [enor Own Service. Before leaving,
4 y 1st ( ye y yy ‘ Ne { ats ave e
Marietta... Maviown po a wit Ellen Khelghatian will spend | bia, Misses Anna Miles and Jen-'er visited Rev. and Mrs. O. K.[|Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barton of |six students are Shirley otra | © IESE STL A id of breed. |cach Council elected two girls
oe I Th ge (several weeks with their grand- | nie Sweitzer, E'town, Mr, Char-!Buch, Manheim, Columbia. dom, James Ober, Betsy Musser, | They transmit weaknesses |to plan a similar meeting for
ANZ Hoy ‘ipat- ‘ vi ‘ | " p 2 ’ . ) " A . . Pri, Es phy :
ing PR j parents Rev. and Mrs. R. H.[les Wittle and children, Nancy,| Robert Witmer spent a few| Mr, John Grossman who is a | Betsy Mumma, Robert Miller, {1a will take generations to cor- [the coming year. Lancaster
8 22 Arndt. Carol and Lawrence, Columbia days with his mother at Mari-|patient at the Veterans hospital [and Raymond Goepfrich. They | rect. Council will be represented by
The next mecking will be held) visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- [R. D. Mrs. Harold Simmons and | etta, in Lebanon, spent the weekend | were accompanied to the dinner | qwdust for Mulch Home | Elaine Longenecker, Lititz, and
at the Maytown Fire Company [rice Frysinger, Mrs. Katie |daughter, Marietta, Everyone welcome to IMath-|with his wife and children. | by J. W. Bingeman, supervising | gardeners can use sawdust to priscilla Weaver, Bird-in-Hand.
Hall on l'uesday, July 21st al Moore and Mrs. Ida Eisenberg- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'er's Day Program on Sunday, Visitors of Mrs. Matilda Derr | principal and John G. Hart, high good advantage as mulch on their The Mount Joy Scouts at the
eight o'clock. All zone firemen op were, Rev. Wilmer Heisey,|Haines were Mr. and Mrs. len | June 21st at 9 A. M. See Churchlwore Mr. and Mrs. Ste wart | fehool principal | vegetable plots. Sawdust is gen- Campference were Carol Smith
are urged to attend. | New Mexico, George Bundy, of [ry Rollman, Lititz, Mr. and News for further details. Derr and son of Worcester, in Attend Conference erally availible in large quant and Connie Lane, Mrs. Robert
- 0 w— | Fone A = : i" Vie odd ev ~ . ¥ : ols Dr. I. W. Bingem: John G.|tes. It will not only conserve . 2 a
| Grantham, Mr. and Mrs. Harry |[Mrs. Lloyd Nentwig, Florin. Children’s Day Program will Montgomery County. J. W. Bingeman, John G, | = "when used as a mulch | Hawthorne, Senior Advisor for
When in need of Printing. (any- Beamenderfer, Mr. and Mrs. Al Misses Patsy Rollman and be rendered on Sunday, June Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gapber Hart, Stanley S. Dotterer, and |, oi keep the soil cool in hot | Lancaster County, accompanied
thing) kindly reme mber the Bulleun | vin Yingst and daughter, Ella'Darla Nentwig spent the weck- 28 at 7:30 p. m. Watch next and daughter Minnie, ‘and’ Mr. Eugene Saylor will attend the | weather, them.
Work Conference a
Millersville
Read the Label When using
and Mrs. ard Gamber re | : ‘
and Mrs. Howard Gamber we Education dt State 0
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on a
pesticides, be sure to read
HOME ON LEAVE
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. |,, ~ .
and Mrs Ray Cr of Man- Teachers College, today and to-|label, caution Penn State exten
I iy pias A ' . morrow, June 18 and 19. [sion entomologists and plant
eim. Agricultural Teachers pathologists. Most recommenda-|{ Pvt. Lloyd E. Brandt, son of
Visitors at the Arndt Home, To Attend Conference {tions for the control of fruit, (Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Brandt,
‘ ; were Mrs, Miriam Herr, Mil- Robert Shaffer agriculture | arden, and flower pests are|Donegal Springs Road, Mt. Joy
- lersville, Mrs. Pauline James, teacher. will attend the: Penn. made in terms of the actual Rl, is spending a seven-day
0) Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lefever, of | State Vocational Con- | sherpical that the killing, OT | lcave at his home here. He was
Millersville. | forence at Eagles More Wodnoe. | 2% coined name which has been |, from Camp Breckin-
i . {ference at Eagles Mere Wednes- | approved for use. :
i i Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jac- | to Friday, June 17 to 19. | Peel. Pul : Tie bark ridge by his parents who mo-
Ry TE a adda: | 0 . i . ye 3 ee uitpwood - eC Di fn he Naa ul
ob Erb were Mr. Wm. Dietrich | wp. ghaffer announces judging | slips off very easily now on most tored there last week. On Sun.
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Curving Knife, Fork and Sharp-
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awards to East Donegal boys at
the annual F.F.A. conference at
Penn State: Galen Spickler re-
ceived a silver medal and rank-
ed twelfth in farm machinery;
Earl Tressler received
able mention by ranking 15th in
poultry husbandry and Harold
Shelly received a gold award
for ranking fifth in poultry hus
bandry.
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LOCAL NETMEN WIN
In a tennis match over the
weekend, Mount Joy turned
back Middletown (7-2). Mount
Joy now ranks second in the In-
ter-County Tennis League with
21 wins, 6 losses, and a percent
778.
age of
Lancaster,
and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Brosey and chil-
dren, Silver Spring, and Mrs.
Cora Myers, Kinderhook,
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Gamber were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl
and Mrs. Oliver
family ad Mrs.
Mt. Joy, R. D.
Miss Sib t Witmer
ing a few days with Mr.
Mrs. Lester Long and family
Mount Joy.
Frank
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Haldeman and son, Mr.
Haldeman and | cular No,
| species of trees.
honor- |
| potato-producing states, the crop
| There
tatoes on the market.
Greiner, |
{of the newest legumes to be us-
is spend- ed in Pennsylvania is
and trefoil.
of State
‘mist,
That is the rea-
son that woodsmen and farmers
cut trees and peel them for pulp-
wood at this time of year, says
Walter Simonds, Penn State ex-
tension forester.
Potatoes Plentiful — Robert
Donaldson, Penn State extension
marketing specialist, reports
that in the late spring group of
will probably be more than a
quarter larger than average.
should be plenty of po-
Prevent Egg Soiling — When
eggs are gathered several times
a day, there are fewer soiled
ones to clean, remind Penn State
extension poultry specialists.
CARE FOR STRAWBERIRES
~Remove the blossoms from
newly set strawberry plants to
save their energy for producing
next year’s crop, reminds Carl
Bittner, Penn State evtension
fruit specialist. For the com-
plete story on growing straw-
berries, ask for county agricul-
tural agent for Extension Cir-
290.
GROW NEw LEGMUE—Qne
birdsfoot
Pennsyl-
agrono-
find a
James Eakin,
extension
will
believes it
Now
To Buy A New
G. E.
FOOD FREEZER
And Start Saving
Money!
| FREEZER SALE py
Is The Time
day, June 21, Pvt. Brandt will
leave here to report for duty at
Seattle, Washington.
place on many farms , in the
State because of its ability to
grow under unfavorable condi-
tions: It is used for both pas-
ture and hay.
PROTECT PLANTS-- Henry
Menusan, Penn State extension
entomologist, suggests that in
the home garden, where only a
few plants are involved, the
easiest way to prevent damage
from cutworms is by wrapping
a paper collar around the stem
of the plant as it is set. Place
the collar two inches under
ground and two inches above
ground.
USE NEW SEED—Do not use
sced from last year’s hybrid
corn crop for planting this
year, warns George Berggren,
Penn State extension agronom-
ist. Because of the cross-breed-
ing process used in developing
hybrid corn, new seed must be
used each year to get best
yields.
PUT CHICKS ON RANGE —
Get the chicks outdoors early,
suggests Penn State extension
poultry specialists.
Many Bmilies say they...
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They buy foods in season—
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You can: freeze fruits and vege-
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You can freeze leftovers.
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