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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, December 16 D h | berger, LeRoy Hollar, Benjamin| Jeanette Gruber, Patricia Hugh-| ;
omega Hig Groff, Richard Schneider, Hen-|es, Sandra Darrenkamp, wr Sale R ster E
(From page 1) | ry Greiner, Ronald Sager, and Drescher, Anna Heller, Gail gl OLIVER SAGER & r Bg ve
| Stehman, Mary Ann Felty, Dar- Asher Halbleib | Shelley, Alma Smith, Barbara, & Vag
ay | lene Gerlitzski, Miriam Roland, Second Bass, George Franke, Warfel, Sets Groff, Bare Saturday, Jan. 1, 1955 — A
Loa Edith Binoche, Joanne Arnold, Glenn Aldinger, Glenn Eshel-| Martin, Kitty Wittle, Kay Zim-pyplic sale of cattle, implements
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3 by SIAN ay OF er Sonja Carver, Patricia Haw-| man, Jay Byard Mil- | merman, Gloria Scholl. land household goods on the Da- Ditch Digging — Septic Tanks Installed
thorne, Lois Kaylor, Sara Janc | ler, Carl Gish, James Longe-| Bags, Glenn Aldinger, Glennjvid Eby farm, midway between . . :
| Portner, Agnes Rosenfeld necker, Ronald Hawthorne, and | Eshelman, Richard Bowers, Mt. Joy and Marietta on road to Field Drainage - Footings Grading 4
| Rosemary Echard, Grace Wolfe, Marlin Miller | Douglas Fish, Ronald Haw- Musser Legrohn Farms. Sale at Hauling = And Light Jobs : :
| Helen Bucher, Helen Gorman, | Tenors, Dave Weidman, John| thorne, Ken Kauffman, Lester12:00 noon by Willis H. Weaver.
| Renate Platzoder, Ann Young, | Heistand, William Armold, Fred wolgemuth, Charles Byers, JacklE. V. Spahr, Auct. Top Soil and Fill 3 RN
Don't let the weather fool you. Prepare | Nancy Diller, Maxine McCowin, | Bernhard, Ronald Gotwalt, Tom | George Franke, Bruce imi ff : C B ki Eu
for more cold. Re-fill your bin with the | Peggy Houseal, Joyce Martin, | Zimmerman, Ronald Hoffman, Ken Good, Marlin POULTRYMEN WELCOME Portable Air Compressor— Concrete Breaking Ey
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world's newest, finest fuel. | Edith Raber, Shelia O'Hara, | berry, Gerald Becker, Charles| Peter Nissley, and Asher| AT PENN STATE EVENT Rock Drilling ¥
We; | Sandra Forwood, Shirley Shep- | Ashenfelter, William Vogel, | Halbleib | Commercial poultrymen have 8
a . | ler, Mildred Baker, Lois Good. Ken Wittle, Melvin Longeneck- Tenors, Ken Wittle, William! been invited to join the special 10
/ HUDSON lin COAL Doris Geib, Doris Landis, Julia |" Edwin Rutheriord, Jormes Vogel, Ronald Gotwalt, Fred poultry housing and equipment R.D. 1 ELIZABETHTOWN
Cape lq | Risser, Sarah Simons, Loretta | Staley, and Robert Mowrer. | Bernhard, Gerald Becker, Wil- | forum at the Penna. State Uni- PHONE 863R2 oy
Garlin, and Mae Keener. que CHORUS H | liam Arnold; Tom Zimmerman, versity on Jan. 4 and 5. Dr. 11-tfc i
Second Sopranos, Joanne ‘irst Soprano, lunice HESS, | p65 Staley, John Heistand,|Glenn O. Bressler announced. _-— of
S. H. HIESTAND & CO. | Reynolds, Carol Herr, Nancy | Elaine Showalter, Sonja Car- Dave Weidman, Charles Ashen- All details on the Fotos]
SALUNGA, PENNA. | Jo Detwiler, Daisy Brooks, Cyn- | Ve Edith Binoche, Sara Jane | Ronald Hockenberry, management feaures in the ex -
PHONES: . | thia Lehman, Nancy Royer, | Portner, Rosemary Eckard, | Edward Rutherford | perimental solar house will be) MAKE GIfT- OPENING NEAT CHRISTITIAS Yass
LANDISVILLE - 3221 MOUNT JOY - 3.5803 | Joyce Staley, Ruth Fahringer, | Groce Wolfe, Helen Bucher, Re- . vi open for inspection and much i
“a9-tfc | Judy Linard, Barbara Sutter, hate Platzoder, Helen Gorman, : BOYS CHORUS |of the two days will be spent | “ " i
| Martha Ruhl, Mary Jane Groff, Ann Young, Darlene Gerlitzki, First Tenor, John Hiestand, discussing practical applica- | REALLY OPENING"! |” AR
| Elizabeth Shenk, Freda Hum- Diller, Mildred Baker, David Weidman, Ken Wittle, {j,,¢ of the various principles. ¥
9 | mel, Jane Barninger, Roberta Patricia Hawthorne, Joyce Mar-| Fred Bernhard, James Staley, Consderable interest by the .
| tin, Shirley Shepler, Shelia O’-| Ronald Hockenberry »
| Wagner, Judy Smith, and Mary | IP, Step er, hong 0CRENDOITY: manufacturers, experiment sta-| ‘Make regular weekly | RY]
| Louise Murray, Doris McKee, Hara Sandra Forwood. : Second Tenor, Gerald Becker, tion workers and extension per- savings deposits, start- i
On The Square ELIZABETHTOWN ! | Loretta Mayers, Bernita Baugh-| Second Soprano, Carol Herr, | William Armold, Tom Zimmer-| sonnel in other states prompted | ing right now, in our i
PHONE 9227R | man, Joanne Landis. Joanne Reynolds, Nancy Jo| man, Charles Ashenfelter, Ed-|the special meeting, Dr. Bress-! .
! Altos. Thelma Snavely, Bar-| Detwiler, Daisy Brooks, Joanne | win Rutherford, Ronald Got-|ler said. But commercial poul- | { 4
| bara Thome. Sara Guishall. 1 230M; Lois Kaylor, phe! walt, William Vogel, Melvin trymen can learn as well as 1955 4
| drey Musser, Judy Neagle, Faye THAR Qlana: Lengenecker, Richard Mowerer. contribute to the discussions,
ANNOUNCING | Buckwalter, Lynne Fackler, Es-| id AlN “Edi Re ber.) First Bass, Douglas Fish, Ken| he pointed out. §
| ther Wolgemuth, Betty McKain, | man, Judy Linexd. x h Re Scott A banquet and breakfast are C ristmas
° oS AS % Dixie | Mclowin, Pegg) S| Henry Greiner, Lester Wolge-|incuded in the program, and]
{ Helen Hilt, Jean Wagner, Dixie | : es - 8 2e-| incude prog
24 Hour Service From | Bair, Patticia Hughes, Sandra eal, Joann Landis, Cynthia) muth, David Bomberger, Char-| advance registrations must be \ 3
. | Darrenkamp, Ruth Drescher, | Lehman, Barbara Suteer: _ | ies Byers, Jack McKain, Robert made before December 31 for 4
41 East Main St Mount Joy | Gail Shelly, Alma Smith, Bar- | First Alto, Thelma Snavely, Richards, Ken Good, Bruce, these events, he indicated, as he |
9 : | Sara Gutshall, Jean Wagner, Hoffm: "R . §
| bara Warfel, Doris Groff, Bar-| a i Fairer | Lofman, LeRoy Haller, Petctiemphasized that this meeting Js
7; 4 Holler an, Ee ®s | neider, Rona ager an sher| 7 sing or equipment. §
— EXPERT REPAIRING - | Zimmerman, Anna Heller, Ar- Barbars Wartd), Dotis Groff mo g | poultry housing or equip :
feng Yeisoy, Cornle Wille, Peg- | Barbara Martin, Kay Zimmer- eh B Carl Gi G |
so ay Wolfe, Susin Fellenbaum. | rl tur tn Gide] econd Bass, Carl Gish, Geo, 3 + ui
| Louise Horning, Shirley Ger. | man, Esther peo a0 Franke, Jay Metzler, James MR. MER( HANT ‘
| Dear | Fellenbaum, Helen Hilt, Sandra) 1 ghgenecker. Edward Miller) y “. RU}
loo, TO SN ea Mackinson, Julia Loewen, Peg-| Glenn Aldinger a Mie You Can Rent An 4
ine, Betty Leese, OrotNy | or yer Tan rine Poo. ; 2 i . 2. wa
| Martin, Faye Stephens, Dorothy gy Worte, Lois PCS" man, Richard Bowers, Rohald| Ad SLL hin >
| Weber, Retta Lou Helwig, Su- by Kline, Dorothy Martin Hawthorne | Our NEXT ISSUE Py 4
Jarbara Thome,
Second Altos,
San- SELECT JUNIOR HIGH |
| zanne Walters, Mary Schneider,
Audrey
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E. V. Spahr, Auct.
| ig P ge Pat Lore a | ra Darrenkamp, Ruth Dresch- : CHOIR i :
{ fun, a Jace: 8 ‘ Punk, [ er, Alma Smith, Faye Buckwal- First Sopranos, Doris Moyer, TREE SERVICE | 4
| Gloria Leakway, Jane Gotshal | tor. Gloria Leakway. Kitty | David Shireman, Joyce Dunkle- | i
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Carol ns SAYS evan Wittle, Jeanette Gruber, Anna| berger, Sandra Kay Eshelman,| SAWN ha and | MOUNT JOY BANK
| one Rovercs, Kitty Wattle, | Heller, Gloria Scholl, Arlene) Joanne fo, Yoweanel 8B. B. BACH | OF MOUNT JOY 5
ser, Jane erts, y ne | Rhoda Hess, Charles Rutt, Jean| » 3
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| Julia Loewen, Miriam Nell, Helsey SELECT CHOIR Bucher, Claudia Binoche, Helen| 139 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. | Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
| Ruth Loewen, Betty Raffens-| 0 Gine McCowin,| Felty, Karen Baker, Nancy Phone 53-4616 AMPLE FREE PARKING SPACE 3
penger Rithird Bowes. Lb Eunice Hess, Elaine Showalter, Yue, Linda Koser, Robery | i
asses, Richa rers, Les-| : 31 Marti Sv To wd
{ - | Nancy Diller, Joanne Stehman,| Brandt, James Martin, Rhea Lee| .
| ter Wolgemuth, Jack McKain, | il Reynolds, Mary Ann. Flaherty, Judy Shenk, Marcial Dr.H.C. Killhetffer ir
| Ken aod, Point Noy, ony Felty, Darlene Gerlitzski, Peggy King, Margaret Fuhrman, Judy Optometrist { |
| Kauss, haries Byers, ROD=| pr useal, Miriam Roland, Edith| Grove, Jean McMillan, Clair] IM i
| ert Richards, Bruce Hoffman,| __. Th wr. Joanne Snook, Nancy Frye, Richard MANHE
David Bom- | 3inoche, Carol Herr, Joanne , BHC) ye, [| 163 S. Charlotte St. | i
| Scott Carpenter i Arnold, Sonja Carver, Patricia | Heagy, Betty Frey, Pat Hamby, | Telephone 5.2888 ! ¥ 0
_— i Hawthorne, Lois Kaylor, Sara | and Pat Sechrist [| Mon. & Wednes. 9.5:30 i Yun
| SIMON P. NISSLEY Jane Portner, Agnes Rosenfeld, | Second Sopranos, Phyllis) Tues. Er), Sat. 7.9 'M. | | =
MARY G. NISSLEY Nancy Jo Detwiler, Rosemary | Keener, Helen Snook, Alice Sea-|| Tues. Frl. Sat. N.C
| Echard. Grace Wolfe, Helen | christ, Thomas O'Hara, Loretta| 930.7500. 2.5 9. Mm 7}
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Jucher, Ann Young, Helen Gor-| Scholl, Kay De Armitt, Joyce] ELIZABETHTOWN +]
| Mount Joy, Pa. | man. Renate Flatzoder, Daisy] Schiek, Edith Weaver, Jackie Telephone 24-F fH a
| Brooks. Mariner, Sally Demmy, Ken | COSTS YOU MONEY |
| Altos, Thelma Snavely, Bar-| Young, Patty Mihalik, Lois| | |
bara Thome. Sara Guttshall, | Fuhrman, Kay Kauffman, Pat | SO : : |
pave your barnyard now with economical
Naka 3 M or, Kay Bauserman, Paulal | : |
Pest Con oN 10 rol Service | Arlene Heisey, Audrey Musser, wl Kay B wuserman, Paula WHITE - WASHING | concrete. Many leading stock and dairymen say :
FOR | Judy Naugle, Lynne Fackler,| Weien, Janet Mateer, Barbara | the money you save will pay for a concrete lot in |
| Insects-Rodents-Vermin | Julia Loewen, Faye Buckwalter,| Becker, Sally Ann Wisegarver, ao as little as one or two in |
| Gloria Leakway, Esther Wolge- | Mary Baughman, Harriet Haw- | .
In Homes Eps. Places of | ih Betty McKain, - Helen thorne, Dorothy Fletcher, Doris DISINFECTING Don’t let mud bog down your production and
ie a | Hilt, Jean Wagner, Dixie Bair, | Heisey, Peter Carpenter, Patsy | profits. On a concrete lot:
| Guaranteed Termite Control | mee Hartman, Judy Frey, Rachel |
A ————— | men mR Klugh. HESS BROS. ® Animals register faster gains on less feed
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PUBLIC SALE | WMJ POWERS See nti ay FIOM MI 3 ES emer herp ants clon II
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— OF — 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST X | dis Wolgemuth, Marlin Brandt, Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930 i ® There is less chance of disease 4 1
. = ETOWN — PHONE 289W + Bike 3 | Thelma Good, Judy Heisey, Car- 36-tfc | ® You save time and back-breaking labor 1
ivestock mplements ouseho oods 31-tfe | 3 4A 2 7
8 1 Be & A ig > Gn Mary Joos eck. ® You recover valuable manure for your fields 1
| 1 ° Sy I Ri ley, oan enger, Sally olfe, | 4
Satur., January 1 1 955 ing Wi A Patsy Aston, Linda Felty, Lois It's etsy to have a concrete barnyard on your | 1
The undersigned will sell at public sale on the prem- : is Frank, Karen Way, Sandra For Your farm—and it will last for a lifetime. Paste the han- | 1
ises on the David Eby farm midway between Mount Joy Also Specialize On iy Wittle, Darla Kulp, Ruth Krall, i dy coupon below on a postal card and mail today - | 1
and Marietta, one half mile off Route 141 on road fo Muss | FARM MACHINE WELDING § John Dunk Jon Bender, Bar: Convenience ||| for helpful, free information on building money- 1
ser Leghorn Farms. 20 acres of free parking space. AND EQUIPMENT i | bara Becker, Rose Raber, Joyce nN saving concrete barnyards.
29 Head of Holstein Dairy Cattle | me ruck was | Bus Bows |
| Automobile an ruc e Q Wi Van Dine, Sandy Stehman. H HIESTAND & 0 3, Fn, —————————
€aa 0 oisien vairy Lattie | i 5 iB ol. . i
| LAWN MOWER SHARPENING | Rn CONCERT ORCHESTRT | : J [1]
13 HOME-RAISED CALF-HOOD VACCINATED: | ] . IR A First Violin, Renate Platzod- SALUNGA | | PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
SIX FRESH COWS, 7 CLOSE AND BACKWARD SPRING- Cover S Welding Shop EB i er, Ann Young, Barbara Martin, COAL — GRAIN — FEED 1528 WALNUT ST., «PHILADELPHIA 2. PA.
ERS, 4 HEIFERS, bred to freshen in April, balance will | 8) | Audrey Musser, Elaine Showal-| IS REPRESENTED IN J A ational organization to improve and extend the uses of
freshen in summer and fall. { o Delta and Marietta Streets Pb 3 ter, Mary Ann Felty. NOURT BY ! Pop one fold Work © . . . through scientific research
| MT. JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 |} (YA CQ Second Violin, Peter Carpen- 3 NT 4 5 “ring field work
14 STOCK BULLS, 1 FAT STEER | 4 LANCASTER Rte Soon Carpenter : | Plense rush frog plans and difebtions for a
S 250 to 300 Ib Hogs, 25 Laying H Bion Dime Ei M. L. GAINOR oncrete barnyard paving to or
even 0 ogs, aying Hens FOR SALE Viola, Dorothy Fletcher, > kL. concrete barnyard paving to —
IMPLEMENTS EF AUTO CLUB a Cello, Carol Ginder. (35 W. Donegal St. Ph. 3-5803 ||| Name. X
1 id With cultivajer; McDeering manure load- | MEMBE 5 2 Flute. Kay Kauffman. vio will NT IF; ue rr pias oy
er, fits H or tractor; McDeering moleboard plow; McDeer- | { » 5 a : Sam |W 7 accept orders and pay- St. or Route N 4
ing #10A, 28 disc harrow; McDeering V24, rds row corn Tobacco Stems 3 MBERSHII | Obe, Joanne Bixler. on account. 45-tfc | PIE HO mers nnn RR SEN ote i
picker, fits H or M tractor; Farmall A tractor with one row 4 . ou First Clarinet, Douglas Fish, | | Post Office ... 5 State i
cultivator with tobacco hoers; McDeering #147 2 bottom BUY NOW AND SAVE \ is the % | Loretta Hornafius Troe ns Se an BLO sos r .
disc plow; McDeering 12 disc grain drill; McDeering 4 bar & | Second Clarinet. Paula Weien— —— Er - - :
side rake; New Idea #12A manure spreader, used 2 years; % IDEAL GIFT §.: eon Te ee rea un
McDeering #61 combine; McDeering 8 foot cultipacker; 4 4 J | 70d Cara Druck. : i
weed-hog tractor spring harrow; 60 tooth peg harrow; John . ¥ | First. Trumpet, Robert Buch- §
Deere corn planter; 2 row Bemis tobacco planter; potato H R N | & [ 5 1 enauer 3
plow, scorer and scraper; Wiard #103 and #104 walking | th 0y ISS1Y NC, ¥ More Then 25 Motoring : Second Trumpet, Joan Shaef- of
plow. And a 1941 Studebaker pick-up truck. Ph. Mt. Joy 3-5216 ¥ Benefits in one Gift Pack- § fer 0 i
Also 2 rubber-tired wagons; tobacco wagon with 20 ft. SE AY Ue § sd i [te ti :
ladders; 1 tobacco wagon with 18 foot ladders; one 18 foot FLORIN, PA. age te Perlect Choice i Alto Saxophone, Dixie Bair. 8 ry bi
tobacco ladder: oD Sled with pasture hay Fock; For that Friend or Relative. : | Tenor Saxophone, Jack McKain u
ence charger; 2 rolls copper wire and insulators; lime drill; § »l. Sally inger
heavy duty 20 foot ladder; 3 ton screw jack; cement mix- | In Holiday Rox J] 403 Sally aon op: | MANHEIM R. D 2, PA
er; 2 hole corn sheller; 1000 pound Fairbanks-Morse plat- 1 [3 irst hom, Roger Mumpey. | . ? . i
form scales; tobacco boxes; tobacco press and Florin tobacco aron . Longenec er i EASY TO GIVE — | Second Horn, Carl Hamlin.
cellar stove; Myers water heater; Esco milk cooler; washing Trombone, Sam Harnish. | i
tray; nineteen 85 pound milk cans; lot of odd cans; 2 strain- | SURE TO PLEASE Wl Percussion, Gary Zeller. Ron-| ° 4
ers and 1 milk bucket; McDeering milking machine with 2 | A ig -
units; piping and stall cocks for 20 cows; feed cart; Stuart | BUILDING Membership $7 First Y 3 ald Hawthorne, Sara Jage Port- Ir 0 m RP re SS 0 r Wo r k i
livestock clippers; rubber tire metal wheelbarrow; hog and | SMpSIsNID us: Tear i | ner. hy Rocks i
cow chains; grain and burlap bags. 1000 bushels ear Corn. { | a vg | Piano, Edith Binoche. ill . Wu
gad Dany, Jona) | CONTRACTOR |i $5 Yearly Thereafter ¥ 0, Bo Biflore, | Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. 3
Two old fashioned wardrobes, two bureaus, bed spring and I ql | and i
mattress, rope bed, wash stand, couch and studio couch, two i ls ag | > 2 -» 4
extension tables, 6 and 8 feet; small tables, sideboard, old | MOUNT JOY R. D. 2 ¥ Tol Ein Like | . Tiags ¥
fashioned high chair, 12 plank bottom kitchen chairs, ' 3 [A 4 : E e || E n= : d G
rocking chairs, copper kettle, two iron Kettles, cutting. bench, PHONE 3-6091 ¥ CLUB OFFICE ¥ This :: Use A (| Xcavati n g an Rl ra ing i
pile of stovewood, meat grinder, four burner coal oil stove, { [| ¥ a 7, |
orie 410 shot gun, dishes, quart cans, crocks, jelly glasses and | 8-10-12 S. Prince St. ¥ Ww Sani Ad l Cellars, Trenches, Etc. Removed
many things too numerous to mention. 3 on MILLWORK - FILL - GRADING | L Dial 6135 :
Sale to begin at 12:00 noon. Refreshments will be serv- | : wi i i ancaster — Dia 8 | I
ed only by the Ladies of United Zion Church. TOPSOIL - EXCAVATING | Oo 23000 ¥ I 4
Terms and conditions will be made known by LUMB - HEN ver embers! © §
ER - KITCHEN CABINETS | | PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-4753 ¥P
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WILLIS H. WEAVER
Krayoill and Gainor, Clerks
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