RNR NRE a Eo a A x Tod THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, December 8 ln” gadis SEXTON SALAD DRESSING 39c SEXTON MARASCHINO CHERRIES 34c FECANS 1 1b. $1.30 CASHEWS 1 1b. $1.30 SALTED PEANUTS 1 Ib. 80c in 1 1b. 53c ENGLISH WALNUTS 1b. 42c HERR'S HOME MADE CANDIES V2 1b. 68c RIBBON CANDY box $1.00 MT. JOY LOCKER PLANT PHONE 3-5431 “Cooperating Mount Joy Retail Merchant” (7 RRR RRR i TAR EERE EARL AA BREE ae A J sk: Ye aw Toda Yass 2s Tomory Don't let the weather fool you. Prepare for more cold. Re-fill your bin with the world's newest, finest fuel. HUDSON Sterjing COAL S. H. HIESTAND & CO. SALUNGA, PENNA. PHONES LANDISVILLE - 3221 MOUNT JOY - 3-5803 49-tfc = Home Calender Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture Provide Diets More farm | | families have adequate | than do rural nonfarm families, | aceording to, a {north central part of the coun- try. Save Toddler toddler from danger's door. Store detergents, poisons, clean- ing fluids, and where he cannot find them. Treat Strains strains on rugs can usually be avoided if the spot is treated at once. Soak up liquids with a clean absorbent cloth. A dull knife or spatula is good for pick- ing up anything semi-solid. Pep Up Pot Roast — A seas- oning that lends itself well to pot roast is curry powder. A- bout 45 minutes before the meat is done, mix 1 tablespoon curry powder and 1 teaspoon sugar with one-half cup water. Stir into liquids around roast. You will like the pep it gives the meat. Ground Machine — For safe- tys’ sake your washing machine should be “grounded.” A wire attached with a clamp to the leg of the machine and clamped to a cold water pipe will do the job. Be sure the paint is scraped off where the clamp touches the metal washer. SIMON P. NISSLEY MARY G. NISSLEY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mount Joy, Pa. Pest Control Service P.B.GUERNSEY SALE At the Ass'n. Sales Pavilion, 6 miles east of Lan- caster, Pa. on Route 30. THURSDAY. —— DECEMBER 16, 1954 80 HEAD . one of the largest sales of the year starting promptly at 11:00 A. M. An attractive offering of sound cat- tle with good pedigrees. 40 due within 30 days of sale date, majority vaccinated, Bangs and T. B. Certified. SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE PENNA. GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSN. P. 0. BOX 491 HARRISBURG, PA. FOR Insects-Rodents-Yermin In Homes - Farms - Places of Business Guaranteed Termite Control WM. J. POWERS 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. E'TOWN — PHONE 289W 31-tfe Electric ON-THE-GROW PIGS NEED PLENTY OF VITAMINS, MINERALS, AND PROTEINS TO KEEP ‘EM HEALTHY - AND MAKE ‘EM HEAVY. STOCK UP NOW ON BALANC- ED RATION FEEDS FOR BIGGER PORKER PROFITS ! RED TOP GRAIN & FEED CO. Mr. Eugene Helwig, Mgr. PHONE 3-9791 N. MARKET ST.,, MOUNT JOY Strasburg, Pa. and Gas Also Specialize On FARM MACHINE WELDING AND EQUIPMENT LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Delta and Marietta Streets MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 FOR SALE Tobacco Stems BUY NOW AND SAVE Roy ish & Co. Inc. Ph. Mt. Joy 3-5218 FLORIN, PA. 143rd Garden Spot Sale THURS., DEC. LANCASTER, PA. At Jay M. Brubaker Farm, WILLOW STREET VILLAGE, Pa. 4 miles south of Lancaster, just off Routes 72 and 222. 85 Regis. Holsteins Bang’s Certified, Bang's Vacci- nated, T. B. Accredited, 30 day Blood Test, Mastitis Tested. | | | | 16th 50 Close and Springing 25 Bred & Open Heifers 10 Bulls A Complete Dispersal Through This Sale ! The St. Andrews School at Middletown, Del. is completely dispersing its good herd of 39 Registered Holsteins. Nineteen are of milking age, and the rest are of varied younger ages. Classified herd with production records to over 600 lbs. fat, 2X. [t Pays To Buy At The Depend- able Garden Spot. Sales. Sale starts 12:00 Noon Lunch Priited} Catalogs. EARL L. GROFF, | Local Representative, R. AUSTIN BACKUS, Sales Mgr. & Auct. | | | Timely Reminders from The diets survey in the Keep your barbiturates Permanent Welding Automobile and Truck Welding Cover's Welding Shop Union National Bank Holds Christmas Party guests of the nual Christmas party at Hostet- Dec. 17. tended the dinner. The invoca- | tion was given by Lester Hostet- Martin S. Musser, monies. | ifornia. Alvin J. Reist Mrs. winter. ger, was presented with a gift from the employees. Those attending the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Musser, Miss Audrey Musser, John B. Nissley, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Reist, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koser, Mr. and Mrs. Phares Nissley, Mr. and = Mrs. Clarence S. Newcomer, Harvey Rettew, Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Krall, Miss Betsy Krall, Mr." and Mrs. Norman Sprecher, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shank, Kraybill, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hostetter and David Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Heaps, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hinkle, { Mr. and Mrs. Lineaus Longe- necker and Sylvia Longenecker, Mrs. Clara Weidman, Miss Ruth Shenk, Miss Chrisine Weidman, Miss Joyce Miller, Paul Hartz, Miss Florence Miller, and Miss Mary Jane Zimmerman. —— | Lions View Two ‘Films At Meeting Two films, entitled “Fabulous | | Fishing in South America” and | “From Breeding Farm to Win- | ner Circle”, highlighted the ev- | ening of the regviar meeting of { the Mount Joy Lions Club on Tuesday nigh‘ al Hostctler’s. A from Donegal | Tigh School consisting of David Weidman, Maciin Miller, John Hiestand ani George frank sang 19 tie group. Clayton Aument was in charge of the entertain- | | ment. One visitor, Dr. Elmer Hoover, E-town, was present, Paul Gingrich, president, was in charge. Try Classified for ticked results Bea YEAR ‘ROUND SANTA ... oh RY TRY Er tL a To ot oi 1: i 2 A {i # R [ : y ] i 4 ; : ! i W LANCASTER AUTO CLUB MEMBERSHIP is the IDEAL GIFT More Than 25 Motoring Benefits in one Gift Pack- ‘ age — the Perfect Choice For that Friend or Relative. ' In Holiday Box ° "EASY TO GIVE — SURE ‘TO PLEASE Membership $7 First Year ‘$5 Yearly Thereafter : CLUB" OFFICE 8-10-12 S. Prince. St. Lancaster — Dial 6135 Over 43,000 Members! J Mexico, N. Y. i ; RR RRA RRA St ah am The employees, directors and Union National Mount Joy Bank held their an- ter’s Banquet Hall on Tuesday, Thiry-eight persons at- ter. During the meal, Miss Sylvia 85 was collected at the Union Longenecker and Miss Audrey | National Bank; $26.45, First Na- Musser played several piano | tional; $17.76; Hess’, $13.14; selections. Group singing was | Sloans; $8.50 Murphy's, $3.30 led by Mr. Lineaus W. Longe- Theatre, and $3.25, A&P Store. necker. In plants, Aircraft Marine $7.05, president | of the bank, was master of cere- Following the dinner, Norman H. Sprecher told of his and Mrs. Sprecher’s trip to Cal- showed color slides taken when he and Reist visited Europe last Samuel Hinkle, bank messen- Mrs. Ruth | Bell Day Shows Increase Over Last Year Bell Day results showed an increase of $63.47 over last year in Mount Joy. Last Friday, Bell Day, Mrs. Frank Young, chair- man, announced that $235.89 was collected in the borough, Through volunteer workers who sold individual bells, $11.- Sico $4.50, New Standard $7.02, Gerberich-Payne $31.33, Mount Joy Mills $9.66 and Seiler Ptg. Company $10.00. In the schools $38.45 was collected at the local grade school and $18.55 at the Donegal High School. The Ro- tafy Club donated $12.63 and the Lions $3.89. Large bells in the stores included $8.56. Additional volunteer workers were Mrs. Johnson Martin and Mrs. Melvin Weaver. The com- mittee offers its thanks to all the volunteer workers, coopera- ting stores, factories and offices. si Cheerleaders Chosen For Basketball Season Cheerleaders were chosen at the Donegal High School for the basketball season. The varsity squad includes Patricia Haw- thorne, Agnes Rosenfeld, June Heinaman, Doris Groff, Sonja Carver, Zodie Markley, Freda Hummel and Jane Barninger. . | The junior varsity squad con<! sists of Marlene Mumper, Shir- i Fahringer, Edith Raber, Betty| Raffensperger, and Sandra Reisinger. Four alternates, Judy Naugle, Class Officers Class officers were named i) three of the grades at the Don-| egal High School. chose Geo. McKain, president; Marlene Mumper, secretary and) Charles Groff, treasurer. | Sophomore officers named are| James Shenk, president; Ronnie Jean Reese, vice president; Bet-| ty Raffensperger, secretary and| Patricia Drace, treasurer. Freshman officers are Robert Heistand, president; Jean Mum- ma, vice president, Lois Fuhr-| man, seeretary and June Brandt, treasurer. At the present time, the senior class does not have permanent officers, they will be; chosen after Chrismas. | | ' | | Game Letter | (From page 1) Wildlife Opportunists Clyde W. Decker, a Ti County game protector, reports: “A railroad man told me of see- ing many rabbits feeding along his line's right-of-way in Octob- | er. A leaky car spilled the grain along the tra for about six miles. On one trip || the train crew counted 116 rab-| bits and several squirrels feed- ing on the wheat in the six ad stretch.” ‘ Glenn The juniors dication | Lutheran of wheat had/| Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 ck Tues. Fri. Sat. 7-9 P. M. Sale Register Saturday, Jan. 1, 1955 -— A public sale of cattle, implements and household goods on the Da- vid Eby farm, midway bétween ‘Mt. Joy and Mariétta on road to Musser Legrohn Farms. Sale at 12:00 noon by Willis H. Weaver. E..V. Spahr, Auct. -@— Orangeade Used To Extinguish Blaze Mount Joy firemen were cal- led out at 4:00 a.m. Wednesday morning to the home of Abram Rinehart, Mount Joy Street. A fire of unknown origin was con- fined to an unused studio couch which was located in the yard beside a garage. Joseph Schroll, who was de- livering milk at the time, ported the fire but managed to extinguish it with orangeade before firemen arrived. In addi-' tion to the couch, a portion of the door of the garage burned. The Mount Joy Fire Company was called out the second time Wednesday when they extinguished a fire in a tobacco shed on the farm owned by Mrs. Fannie Weidman located on the Mount Joy-Man- heim road at 4:45 p. m. Since there was no one home, the fire was discovered by al neighbor, Samuel Merkel. The damage was estimated at $150.00 since the fire which started from a spark from a stove in the stripping room ig- nited a pile of wood located be- Friendship back- ' re- [ side the stove. The wood burn- ed a hole 6x8 feet in the and the fire dropped to the base- ley Metzler, Betty McKain, Ruthi nent, Firemen were able to con- | 1 fine the fire to that area. The lo- | Patricia chief, Ray Myers, {called in the also had Florin Fire Com- |pany. Bernita Baughman, Cynthia tet lf oer Lehman and Gloria Scholl TREE DEDICATION HELD were named. { A tree was planted and a Martin-Kenneth Memorial Service and Tree De- Sunday High School. The | the Donegal ial service were the ministers, The Rev. B. E. Thu- ! floor | | | marker placed before it at the | Raber afternoon at | Miriam Roland, vice president; two main speakers for the spec- | two boys’ ma, Bishop of the Donegal Dis- | | trict of the Brethren in Christ | Church and the Rev. Wilbur Al- | lison, pastor of the Maytown Church. Both were killed in accidents last year. @o— Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. TREE SERVICE SAWING, PRUNING and SPRAYING B. B. IBACH 139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. Phone 5-4616 lor. H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St. Telephone 5-2888 Tues. Fri. Sat. 9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. M | ELIZABETHTOWN | 15 E. High St. Telephone 24-F nisin Ee WHITE - WASHING | | OLIVER SAGER & SON 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 11-tfc all START “WRAPPING UP NEXT CHRISTITAS™ NOW! For Christmas giving in begin depositing today—in our Christmas "55, “eceive in 50 Weeks * $ .10 - adenine Ss 5,00 25 : vite 12.50 50 25.00 1.00 50.00 2.00 100.09 3.00 150.00 5.00 250.00 10.00 500.00 UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK OF MOUNT JOY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation AMPLE FREE PARKING SPACE a “ so new...so automatic... 5, IT EVEN THREADS ITSELF! EXCLUSIVE DIAL-A-STITCH" Just turn a dial to sew beautiful embroidery —as easily as you sew a seam! Fingertip Lift Just push a button to swing up into sewing position, There's no other sewing machine like the fabulous new Pfaff! Just press a lever and it threads itself. Just push a button to swing it up into sewing position. 3 Just dial to do dozens and dozens of lovely decorative fe For Your : stitches. That's how the new Pfaff has 1 Convenience | Sno ay EASY TE DE A § 0. DISINFECTING a 3. H. HIESTAND & C0. = BINKLEY’S by, SALUNG | HESS BROS. Sewina Machine & RB h , COAL a iL repo | TLORIN. PENNA ewing Machine emnant Shop 2 IS REPRESENTED IN | Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 109-111 N. Market St., ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. | MOUNT JOY BY - ba. | M. L. GAINOR = | 35 W. Donegal St. Ph. 3-5803 [ who will accept orders and pay- G Hy | ment on account. 45-tfc 0 I ry o MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. Aaron G. Longenecker BUILDING Air Compressor Work Rocks CONTRACTOR Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. d an MOUNT JOY R. P. 2 Tree pron sain Excavating and Grading 5 Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Removed MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING . TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING | LUMBER - KITCHEN CABINETS PHONE MOUNT JOY 33-4753 1-tle a i oh on coon. boom om.
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