THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Wednesday, November 24 4 Lancaster County
Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed
Field Drainage — Footings — Grading
Hauling — And Light Jobs
Top Soil and Fill
Portable Air Compressor— Concrete Breaking
Rock Drilling
R.D. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN
PHONE 863R2
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OLIVER SAGER & SON
P.P.&L.
(From page 1)
when “two of the applicants for
the employee scholarship prov-
ed to be at a par on ability.”
(Scranton Electric area) Lee |
Cole Owens of 37 Lacoe Street, |
' Has Live Stock
Exposition Entry
Chicago — An entry from
Lancaster County has been re-
ceived for the 55th International
Live Stock Exposition Nov. 26
{ through Dec. 4 in the newly en-
larged International Amphi- of 2011 Capouse Street, Scran- |
theatre at the Chicago Stock ton, were among the winners of
Yards the first PP&L scholarships.
Owens is a graduate of West]
| Green Meadow Farms, opera- wens is 3 graduate of West |
. : Fiftston High School while |
ted by Ed Hess, of Bareville, Scholz is & Scranton Hish)
have made entry in the pure- | >. . snl
School alumnus. Both are study- |
ing at Lehigh University and]
both taking engineering courses. |
(Luzerne Division) Donald |
James of 422 Woodland Avenue, |
Hawley, was among last year's |
bred and market lamb clashes)
for Hampshire sheep.
this world’s
exhibition
Wednesday,
Hampshires at
greatest livestock
will be judged on
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DISHWASHER SINK
Greatly Reduced
ALL
1954 APPLIANCES
REDUCED
GEO. W. LEAMAN
| 208 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PA.
LANGWORTHY FARM
Guernsey Dispersal
(Geo. Le Warthy, Pipersville, Pa., owner)
At the Ass’n. Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lan-
caster, Pa. on Route 30.
THURSDAY - CECEMBER 2, 1954 - 12:30 NOON
An outstanding herd, 50 HEAD, all tracing back to the fa-
mous Fritzlyn herd, exceptionally high records on the dams.
SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE
PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN.
P. O. BOX 491 HARRISBURG, PA.
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Pest Control Service
PUBLIC SALE
— OF -—
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Saturday, Dec. 4th, 1954
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the prem-
ises about 2 miles north of Mount Joy directly across from
Mt. Pleasant Brethren-in-Christ Church, Lancaster County,
Penna.
7 cu. ft. Frigidaire Refrigerator
LIKE NEW
kitchen cabinet, kitchen range, two old sinks, electric hot
plate, extension table, floor model radio, sideboard, piano,
3 pc. Living Room Suite
Bedroom Suite
one-half dozen antique plank chairs, one-half dozen kitchen
chairs, washstand, bed and spring, small tables, sewing ma-
chine, cotbed, dresser, old wood chest, two small antique
tables, rockers, automatic electric iron toaster, electric
toaster, electric clock, antique wine set, five-piece toilet set,
Some Antique Dishes
lot of carpet, by the yard; throw rugs, iron kettle, and'tri-
pot, Estate heatrola, dishe cooking utensils, Reo Power
lawn mower, Buckeye incubator, 2400 capacity, two brood-
or stoves, 32 ft. extension ladder, bagwagon, working plow,
cultivator, 70 pale alfalfa hay, garden tools, and many other
articles not mentioned.
Sale to begin at 1:00 P. M. when terms and conditions
ob if secon. PHILIP H. RUHL
J. H. Ruhl, Auctioneer
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Dec. 1.
Other highlights held in con-
junction with the Exposition |
are the 32nd International Grain
and Hay Show, the Internation-
al Wool Show, the International
sheep shearing contests, and 4|
| judging contests that will at-
| tract both 4-H and college teams
from a majority of the states.
scholarship winners and is tak- |
ing a scientific course at Sus- |
quechanna University. He is
graduate of Hawley high school. |
(Lehigh Division) Charles F.!
Smith of 455 Columbia Avenue, |
Palmerton, and Caroline Fer-
nandes of 17 Bachman Street,
Hellertown, were among last]
year's PP&L scholarship win-!
al
Heading the entertainment] ners. Smith, a graduate of Step- |
| features of the Show will be 14| hen S. Palmer high. school, is|
| action-packed performances of | now enrolled as a pre-medical |
the International Horse Show | student at F&M College while!
| which will officially open the| Miss Fernandes, a Hellertown |
| show on Friday night, Novem-| high school alumnus, is prepar- |
ber 26. In addition to the 9 ev-] ing for a teaching career at|
Maryland College in Scranton.
(Harrisburg Division) Miriam |
L. Thomson of Harrisburg, Rt. 3 |
graduate of M. S. Hershey high |
school, was among last year’s|
PF&L scholarship winners and]
is now studying for a degree in|
| ening performances, matinee
| Horse Shows will be presented
| on Sunday, Nov. 28, Wednesday
| Thursday, Friday and the final
Saturday, Dec. 4.
ree
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| Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
| chemistry at Wilkes College. |
Benj. F. Garber (Susquehanna Division) J. |
| ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. Edgar Hibsman of Selinsgrove,
Selinsgrove Area
school, was among |
last year's scholarship winners
and is now taking engi@eering |
at Lehigh University. |
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XMAS CANTATA
A Christmas Cantata “The
Wondrous Light” by Stultz, |
will be presented by the Senior |
Choir of the Mount Joy Meth- |
Phone 702-J
FARM BUREAU
graduate of
Joint high
Home Office: COLUMBUS,
FOR
Insects-Rodents-Vermin
In Homes - Farms - Places of
Business odist Church on Sunday after- |
BR noon, Dec. 12. {
Guaranteed Termite Control The 15 voice choir is under |
the direction of Mrs. Walter
WM. J. POWERS
121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST.
E'TOWN — PHONE 289W
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Electric
and Gas Welding
Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
| Automobile and Truck Welding
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Gover's Welding Shop
Delta and Marietta Streets
| MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931
"FOR SALE |S. H. HIESTAND & C0.
Tobacco Stems
COAL — GRAIN — FEED
BUY NOW AND SAVE
1S REPRESENTED IN
H.R
Ph. Mt. Joy 3-5216
MOUNT JOY BY
M. L. GAINOR
35 W. Donegal St. Ph. 3-5803 |
| FLORIN, PA.
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8 We Specialize In . . .
AUTO PAINTING
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WRECKS REPAIRED
WHEEL ALLIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING.
Sloan, Miss Esther Walters will
accompany the choir on the or-
gan. Soloists will be announced
later. The public is invited.
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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
. For Your
Convenience
oy Nissly & Co., Inc.
who will accept orders and pay-
ment on account. 45+tfc
FREE ESTIMATES | |
| Carriger's Paint & Body Shop|
PHONE ELIZABETHTOWN 110J12 RHEEMS, PA.
22-tfe
afl Your service |
Avoid The Rush, Have
Your Car Inspected Now|
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES,
ANTIFREEZE, OILS AND GREASES
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DRACE |
Amoco Service Station
ROUTE 230
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“2 Al AUTO SERVICE |
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PHONE E-TOWN 7-9706 |
es
| will be no highway
Pittston, and Richard P. Schulz | by the
NATION WIDE
S-D DAY CAMPAIGN
One 24-hour period when,
throughout the nation, there
accidents,
fatalities, or injuries is the goal
of Safe Driving Day, which has
been scheduled for December 14
President's Committee]
for Traffic Safety. To
motorists and pedestrians for the]
test day, an intensive education-|
al campaign will be launched
on Nov. 15, using all available
channels for distributing infor-
mation in the United States.
The objective of Safe Driv-
ing Day, to be called S-D Day,
prepare]
Sale Register]
| Keystone Holstein Consignment |
|Sale at the Keystone Sales barn,
|just east of Mount Joy. Sale in-
| cludes
At 1 p.m,
Holstein Sales, Inc.
[p. m., a public sale on the prem-
|ises at Marietta, Pa. the premis-
les
and 44 W. Market Street.
by J. Barr Spangler, Susan L.
START “WRAPPING UP
NEXT CHRISTMAS" NOW!
For Christmas giving in 55,
begin depositing today—in our
Christmas
Saturday, Nov. 27 — the 76th
a group of Canadian
by Keystone |
Saturday, Nov. 27 — at 2:00
known as Nos. 36, 38, 40, 42, |
Sale,
is to provide a graphic demon-|
stration that highway accidents
can be virtually eliminated if]
all drivers and pedestrians do] Saturday, Nov. 30 — public
their part to make the _nation’s|sale of real estate on the prem-
thoroughfares safe. ises located 114 W. Bainbridge
The President’s Action Com-| Street, Elizabethtown. Also a
mittee has asked each Governor|vacant lot on West Bainbridge
to proclaim December 15th as|Street. Sale at 2 p.m. by George
S-D Day; designate a State S-D|L. Doyle, Executor of James Lo}
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Spangler, Florence S. Mylin. |
Day director; and request May-/Doyle Estate. Dupes, Auct.
ors and Burgesses to designate im
local S-D Day directors. In ad-| Saturlay, Dec. 4th—A public
dition, civic and other organi-|sale of personal property on the
zations will be asked to develop|premises about 2 miles north of
special programs in line with| Mount Joy directly across from
the country-wide project. | Mt. Pleasant Brethren In Christ
A primary purpose of the S- Church. Sale at 1:00 p. m. by
Day campaign will be to em-) Phillip Ruhl. J. H. Ruhl, Auct.
phasize that the initial place to) -
UNION NATIONAL
OF MOUNT JOY
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attack the traffic safefy problem) ENGAGEM ENTS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
is in the local community and] | AMPLE FREE PARKING SPACE |
the responsibility must rest with) SMITH — WITMER {
the individual. With this in view | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wit- | { J
both motorists and pedestrians| 30 Old. Market St.. Mount
wll be asked to Jopscrve the| 5,0. announce the engagement
letter and the spirit of all traf-| their daughter, Julia, to
fic regulations on S-D Day. (James E. Smith, nephew of Mr.
nn land Mrs. Albert L. Radcliffe,
211 Pearl St., Lancaster.
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Students Present Miss Witmer is a graduate o
k “i {Mount Joy High School and her | -—
Than sgiving p ay fiance was graduated from Lan- |
Students of the fifth and six-|Phier High School, Springaeld, |
th grade taught by Mrs. John |11L Both are employed by the
Hart presented a special Hamilton Watch Co.
Thanksgiving program to the| —
Mount Joy Elementary School TREE SERVICE
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 23.
“The White Feather”, a one-| SAWING PRUNING ond
act play was given with Edward)|
Zerphey taking the part of Wil-| a9 BB. IBACH Pa
liam; Deanna Walker, Hester;| "" ™ ™ ‘ppone 5.4616
Fhyllis Brown, Prudence; Bar-| i
bara Stehman, Patience; James| :
Phillips, Mared; Mary Lou| Dr.H.C Killheffer | |
Goodling, Jonathan; Carol Det-| .
wiler, Mercy; James Harnish,| Optometrist
Herman; Larry Jones, Indian] MANHEIM
chief and Robert Funk, Wilbur| Jos = Charlotte St.
Nissly, Arthur Schneider, Bar-| v 5.2885 : |
ry Coover and Dennis Naugle,|| Yor % 3.8:30
the five Indians. I Ties. Per. Gat ! |
Patty Nornhold had charge|| 9:30. os Po
of the Bible reading and Wilbur|' ELIZABETHTOWN 5
Nissly, the pledge. Linda Mor-| 15 E. High St.
ton, Judy Nissly and Nancy Rei- Telephons 24-F
dell gave a piano trio and Rob-
jert Funk the coronet. Peggy |
Brill was the announcer. The
fifth grade also presented coral WHITE - WASHING
speaking. | AND i
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i Mr. Eugene Helwig, Mgr. fm
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ADS | LORIN. PENNA PHONE 3-9791 MARKET ST., MOUNT JOY I
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TURKEYS CLOSE OUT ON DEER RIFLES |
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FOR SALE | Stop and See Our Selections |
; | MODEL 760 GAME MASTER REMINGTON |
| MODEL 99EG - 300 SAVAGE |
MODEL 94 WINCHESTER
| MODEL 340-3030 SAVAGE |
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FLORIN, PA. PHONE 3-4938
Dressed or live weight. re . : — - = se
DOUBLE BREASTED
PRICE REASONABLE
wrvey K. Shoomaket C. Robe rt Fr
Phone 3-9862 FLORIN, PA. ®
42-5¢
| MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA.
Aaron 6. Longenecker
suioing || Air Compressor Work Rock
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CONTRACTOR Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.
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MOUNT JOY R. D.2 | Excavati dG di Trees
PHONE ‘3:6091 f ; 4 ‘ating an ra ing R
Cellars, Trenches, Etc. emoved
MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING
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LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS HONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753 |
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