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HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS
Saturday, March 26, 1955
The undersigned will sell at Public sale on the premises
along the road leading from Manheim to Mt. Hope Church of
the Brethren.
Two Antiane highboys. Jelly cupboard, two antique side
boards, two antique plank bottom rockers, one small plank bot-
tom rocker, old sink, antique flour ¢hest, wood chest, antique six
leg drop leaf table, antique children’s rocker, antique high chair,
wash stands, antique cradle, plank bottem chairs, spool bed. ex-
tension table, two chests, cane seated chairs and rockers, antique
cherry end tables, old bed and springs, and mattresses, sewing
machine, Bureaus, two metal wardrobes, metal cabinets, base cab-
inets. Columbia range, electric stove, Norge refrigerator, Maytag
wash machine, coal oil lamps, Antique dishes, antique coins, Guild
mirrors, picture frames, coal buckets, metal single bed with coil
spring, clothes tree, ironing board, tables, brooder house, rabbit
hutch, garden tools, canned goods, dishes, crocks and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 12:30 p. m. when terms and conditions will
be made known by :
J:"H. Ruhl, Auctioneer
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Everbody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin
PUBLIC SALE
ares OF ween
Implements - Poultry Equipment - Household Goods
Saturday, March 26, 1955
Along old route 230 between Rheems ond Florin on the
Farm known as the Hershey Tourist Home.
2 BROOD SOWS, 200 MT. HOPE PULLETS
VAC CASE TRACTOR
Plow, Cultivator, Manure Spreader on Rubber, Rubber Tire Wag-
on, with flat Bed, Two-Wheel Trailor, Massey Harris Grass Mow-
er, Double Row Tobacco Planter, 4 Row Duster, McD Potato
Planter, McD Disc Harrow, Ford Cultivator, 19-tooth Roller Har-
row, Corn Planter, One-row corn planter, Plank Roller, 60-Tooth
Spike Harrow, Boggs Potato Digger, Potato Grader, 20 Ft. Tobac-
co Ladders, Low Down Wagon, Grass Seeder, Walking Cultiva-
tor, Fertilizer Distributor, 2-Hole Corn Sheller with 4 H. P. Mo-
tor and Bagger, Digging Irons, Shovels, Tools, Chains, Block and
Falls, Tobacco Press, Platform Scales, Anvil, Tobacco Shears.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
all like new. Stainless Steel Keenco Egg Washer, Keenco Egg
Grader, Keenco Metal Nests, Keenco 8 Ft. Hoppers, Keenco Bask-
ets, 2 Electric Brooders, Range Shelter. This equipment was used
less than one year.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
5 Bedroom Suites with springs and mattresses, 2 Cots, Atlantic
State Gas Range, Majestic Kitchen Range with Broiler and Water
Front, Kitchen Cabinet, Extension Tables, Small Tables, Rocking
Chairs, Porch Rockers, Table Radio, Piano and Stool, Clothe
Trees, 3 Rugs 9x9 and 9x12, Throw Rugs, Rag Carpet, Electric
Floor, Table and Bridge Lights, Electric Irons, Electric Waffle
Iron, Electric Pop Corn Popper, Electric Blanket, Large and
Small Mirrors, Taboretts.
ANTIQUES
Doughtray, Rockers, Chests, Kane Seated Chairs, Plank Bottom
Chairs, Spinning Wheel, Sink, Hall Rack with Mirror, Comforts,
Quilts, Dishes, Set of Dishes, Picture Frames, Potted Plants, Af-
rican Violets, Fernery, Feather Pillows, Cushions, Linens, Furnace,
Iron Kettle, 10 Church Benches, Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Empty
Crocks, Jugs, Jars, Home made Soap, and a lot of articles too nu-
nomerous to mention.
Sale will begin at 12:00 Noon, selling all things at the barn
first, then Household goods. Be there at 12:00 Q’clock when con-
ditions will be made known by
C. N. Hershey
Dupes and Gerbrich, Aucts.
Kraybill and Kraybill, Clarks
Refreshments will be served by the Ladies of the Ambassador
Sunday School Class. 11-2¢
PUBLIC SALE
— OF
LIVESTOCK and FARM
Monday, March 28, 1955
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the prem-
ises leading from Manheim-Elizabethtown road to Cole-
brook-Mastersonville (turn right on first road just west of
Chiques Church of the Brethren) in Rapho Twp., Lancaster
Co., Penna.
10 Holstein
Dairy Cows
T. B. tested, some fresh on day of sale and close springers.
800 PULLETS - MT. HOPE STRAIN
1952 FERGUSON “30” TRACTOR with manure loader,
cultivators, hoers, grass mowers, plow,
1948 CHEV. >: TON PICK-UP TRUCK with rack, Hol-
land 2 row automatic drop transplanter, Oliver heavy duty
20 disc harrow, like new, spike harrow, scorer, walking
harrow, New Idea tractor manure spreader, John Deere
spring harrow, like new, Co-op side rake, 1 David Bradley
rubber tire wagon, 1 rubber tire wagon, 10 ft. cultipacker,
and mulcher, grain drill, electric fence shockers, electric
fence posts, electric driven corn sheller, 7,400 tobacco lath,
tobacco shears, Minnich tobacco press, stripping room stove,
6x8 logs, new and used lumber, 8 in. H. D. Electric hand
power saw, '2 in. electric drill and stand, water pump with
32 H. P. electric motor, lot of pipe, plastic pipe, two rolls
barb wire, rubber tire wheelbarrow, garden hose, new 40 ft.
extension ladder, 20 fi. extension ladder, 65 ft. new fabric
wire, snow fence, chains, locust posts, lot of wire,
STRAW, 150 BU. BARLEY, 75 BU. WHEAT, 25 TON CORN
: DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Two unit Detaval milker and piping for 10 cows, milk
cooler, hot water heater, feed carts, milk cans, milk bucket,
Two Steward Warner electric clippers.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
6 Range shelters, two brooder houses, 1 feed house 6x8
on skids, Kleenco Automatic model 1949, electric grader,
used several months, Whirl-a-way egg washer, Premier roll-
away egg grader, two 500 cap. wood-gas brooders, 1 eleetric
brooder, one 6 light Infra-red brooder, ten metal 10-hole
nests, Range shelter nests, chicken coops, 8 ft. chicken feed-
ers, fountains, four automatic water trangles, chick feeders,
cgg baskets.
HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS
7 pc. Dining room suite, 12x12, 9x12 linoleum rugs, old
cupboard, apartment washer, Happy Cooking combination
coal and gas range, Coach, Bathinette, Ham case, hand mow-
er, porch glider, metal porch chairs, Base cabinet, two wall
cabinets, Winchester 12 gauge pump shot gun, Savage .22
cal. clip rifle, H. W. Radiators, two burner gas plate,. two
iron kettles and lids, three cot beds, bicycle, crocks and
dishes, and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at 12:00 noon when terms and conditions
will be made known by
Edith Mae Nissley

Annie Hummer Estate

IMPLEMENTS

J. H. Ruhl, Auctioneer
Executrix of Reuben F. Nissley, deceased
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, March 24 4
PUBLIC SALE
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
Saturday, March 26, 1955
AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE TO
BE HELD IN THE LAMPETER SALES SERVICE AUCTION
ROOMS, AT LAMPETER, PA.
‘The household goods of Carolyn Bowman Stoll, deceased.
including mahogany highboy, mahogany secretary, chest of
| drawers, four-poster single bed, studio couch with green satin
slip covers, green velour lounge chair with matching ottoman,
numerous other chairs, tables, lamps, utility cabinet, General
Electric iron (new) electric toaster, trunk, suitcases, silverservice,
Sterling silver dinnerware, dishes, brica-bac and other items
too numerous to mention.
William R. Howard, Attorney Bruce F. Stoll
Executor of the Estate of Carolyn Bowman Stoll, dec’d
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1955
Farm Equipment and Grain
Belonging to John A. Keener
Sale to be conducted on premises of William J. Wagner,
Auctioneer, one-half mile south of Elizabethtown, Pa., on Route
230.
FERGUSON 30 TRACTOR
with Sauder Manure Loader and Ferguson Plow
with Radex Points.
OLIVER 70 TRACTOR-Overhauled
with cultivator and Weeder

New Idea Tractor Manure Spreader.
ons with beds, Side Rake, Grass Mower, Corn Planter, Smoker
Elevator for bales or bags, Electric Potato Grader with Elevator
and Second Bagger, Oliver Singlerow P.T.O. Potato Digger:
Two Bag Wagons, Grease Pump, Extension Ladder, Two Elec-
tric Brooder Stoves, Two Coal Brooder Stoves, Chicken and
Broiler Feeders, Automatic Waterers, Egg Sander, Nests, Wheel-
barrow, Lawn Mower, Steel Wheels for Oliver 70, front and
rear! Work Bench, Grindstone, Surge Water Tank, Water
Bowls.
1949 Dodge U Tag Truck
Hay, Straw, Ear Corn, Shelled Corn, Oats & Barley
and other items not mentioned.
Sale starts promptly at 1 o'clock p. m., when conditions
John A. Keener
PHONE MT. JOY 3-9008
12-2p
PUBLIC SALE
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LIVESTOCK and FARMING
| will be made known by ®
WM. J. WAGNER, Auctioneer,
MILLER and MILLER, Clerks

IMPLEMENTS

Tuesday, Mar. 29, 1955
Will be offered at Public Sale on the premises locat-
ed in Rapho Township, Lancaster County, Penna., 1 mile
northwest of Manheim. the following Livestock & Farm
Implements to wit:
10 Head of
Grade Holstein
Dairy Cows
majority of them are young and heavy producers in all stag-
es of production.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Farmall H Tractor
equipped with Hydraulic liftall; 2 Row
Cultivators and 3 Point Hookup; McCor-
mick No. 31 Power Manure Loader for
Farmall H. M and MD tractors; Hill Side hitch; McCormick
No. 27-V 7 ft. Universal tractor mower, McCormick side de-
livery rake, hay tedder, McCormick 14 inch 2 bottom plow,
No. 12-A 1953 New Idea manure spreader, 28 disc harrow,
roller harrow, 4 section spring harrow, spike tooth harrow, 2
wheel weeder, double role cultipacker, lime spreader, Mec-
Cormick tractor manure spreader, rubber tire wagon
bed with 20 inch side boards and hydraulic brakes, Mountville
ensilage cutber, 6 in. rubber belt, 2 hole corn sheller, factory
built stake body dump trailer with level load coil spring axel:
rubber tire pony cart, Portland cutter sleigh, Oliver walking
plow, tobacco ladders, platform scales, tobacco laths, tomato
baskets, milk cans, hay hook and forks, electric fence, iron
posts, locust posts, electric fence controller.
1941 GMC DUMP TRUCK;
1941 STUDEBAKER DUMP TRUCK;
1936 DODGE % TON PICKUP;
: DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Rite-Way 2 unit Milking machine, piping for 14 cows, Farm
Bureau 3-can electric milk cooler, buckets and strainers
stools and feed scoops. 4
: POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Two electric brooders, chicken feeders, water fountains,
i chick feeders, iron trpughs. 1 bh, #4 t
Sale to commence ‘at’ 12:00 noon when terms will be
made known by
MELVIN B. FREY
Elmer V. Spahr, Auctioneer
Miller & Miller, Clerks
: MANHEIM, R. D. 2, PENNA.
Refreshments will be served.

Everbody In This Locality Reads The Bulletin
McDeering Heavy Duty |
28-Disc Harrow, 3-section Spring Harrow, Two Rubber-tire Wag-
also New Digger Net: Platform Scale, Portable Air Compressor, |
| 1107 North Second Street,
ANNUAL
Community Sale
Good Friday, April 8th
At the borough limits Mount
Joy on the road leading to the
Mount Joy Cemetery.
200 Head of Livestock
1 dairy of good heavy Hol-
stein Cows, big milkers. Bulls &
Heifers, 150 head of home raised
Shoats, Farming implements,
Hay, Straw, Large lot of House-
hold Goods, etc. If you have im-
plements or household goods
you want to sell, bring to this
sale and we will have a buyer
for you.
We are in the market for all
kinds of cows, heifers, bulls and
shoats, etc.
Sale at 12 Noon. ——————
LEO P. FRANK Saturday, March 26 -- at 2
C. S. FRANK P. M. a public sale of personal
Phone 3-5521 12.9¢ property in the Lampeter Sales
Sale Register
Saturday, March 26 — a pub-
lic sale of stock, implements,
poultry equipment, and "house-
hold goods, on the premises a-
long old Route 230 between
Rheems and Florin on the farm
known as the Hershey Tourist
Home. Also some antiques. Sale
at 12:00 noon. C. N. Hershey.
Dupes & Gerbrich, Aucts.

Saturday, March 26 — on the
premises, No. 142 N. Market St.,
Mt. Joy, public sale of real es-
tate and household goods. Sale
at 12:30 by Margaret Rahm Eva
Rahm, adms. of the will of So-
phia F. Watson. C. S. Frank,
auct.

———— —
ANGUS COW & CALF SALE |
54 COWS - All pure-breds and registered
MANY “3 IN 1” COMBINATIONS
More than 35 with calves at side and many re-bred to outstanding Herd
Bulls. Other cows to calve before June 15.
1:00 p. m. ~ MARCH 30, 1955
SMALL ARENA, PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW BLDG.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Stan Haworth, Auctioneer
For catalog write:
S. L. French, Sales Manager

| Harrisburg, Pnna.
| BRANDYWINE ANGUS BREEDERS, INC.

PUBLIC SALE
OF
Implements, Dairy & Poultry Equipment, Furniture

Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1955
AT GOOD'S CHURCH, 3 MILES EAST OF ELIZABETHTOWN. |
FERGUSON 30 TRACTOR
Ferguson Cultivator, Ferguson Grass Mower, Ferguson 2-12” Bot- |
tom Moldboard Plow, Ferguson Weeder, Ford Economy 3-12”
Bottom Moldboard Plow, Ford Disc Plow, Black Hawk ‘Corn |
Planter with fertilizer attachment - 3 Point Hook-up, Tractor Belt |
Pulley, i
1951 CHEVROLET TRUCK
2 1, Ret a ; es
14 ft. Stake Body - V Tag 6, Ton Capacity, in good condition, | Pa. Sale at 12:00 noon by Rob-
ert S. Weidler, Palmyra. Key-
stone Holstein Sales, Sale Man-
agers.
Case Tractor Manure Spreader, 14 Disc Grain and Fertilizer On- |
tario Tractor Drill, Case Rubber Tire Wagon, Massey Harris No. 8 |
silo filler with pipe in good condition, McD - P.T.O. Grain Binder,
Frick Threshing Machine in good condition - used last season. |
Harvey Hammermill, Tokheim Electric Automatic Air Compres- |
sor with tank on wheels, Disc Harrow, Spring Harrow, Forney |
Arc Welder with all attachments - like new. Lincoln Bucket |
Grease Gun and other grease guns.
MILKING EQUIPMENT & POULTRY EQUIPMENT
Electric Surge Milk Cooler, Hinman Milker and and stall
cocks for 16 cows; 4 Can Ice Box Cooler, 16-85 pound milk cans, |
Kenco Electric Egg Sander, 10 Hole Metal chicken nests, metal

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| by
chicken feeders with perch. Small Chicken feeders, Water Foun-
tains, 4 Range Shelters, Coal and electric brooders, 50 ft. endless
belt, tools, digging irons, shovels, forks, chains, Power lawn |
Mower. i
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
10 Piece Water Fall Dining Room Suite, Estate Heatrola, Buftet,
Metal Curtain Stretcher, Electric 2-Burner Hot Plate, Oil Space
Heater, Porch Swing, Toledo market Scales, Clothe Tree, Maid
fo Honor Hand Sweeper, Electric Ice Cream Freezer, Table Lights, |
Lot of articles too numerous to mention. |
Sale to start at 1 P. M. when conditions will be made known |
David M. Ebersole
11-2¢ |
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Phares and Mervin Miller, Clerks

ae Fone
‘REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY

Saturday, April 9, 1955
In the Borough of Elizabethtown at 124 and 128 S. Market
Street.
less deep. Thereon erected a
21. STORY
Frame House

each side. Oil Burner hot water heat. No. 124 has Gas Hot Water
Heater, 3 CAR GARAGE on rear of lot.
iness location. House ig in good condition. Immediate possession
can be given, No 128. House can ve viewed by calling Elizabeth-
town 7-5036 after 4 P. M. Real Estate to be offered at 2 P. M.
| when' conditions will be made known by
[ Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Landis & Garman, Clerks
This is a very good bus-
Mrs. Roy Wormley

ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE A LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
consisting of 3-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, Box Spring Mattress,
Birdseye Maple Suite, Spring and Mattress, Brass Bed and Spring,
Iron Bed and Spring, Chests of Drawers, Wardrobe, Washstands,
Sewing Machine, Dining Room Suite, Radio, Rockers, Chairs,
Piano, 3 Piece Living Room Suite, Jardineers, Music Cabinet, End
Tables, Extension Tables, Small Tables, Two 9x12 Rugs,
Rugs, Electric Sweeper, Electric Table and Floor Lamps.
ANTIQUES
; Corner Cupboard, Six Plank Bottom Chairs, Marble Top
T'able, Dishes, Utilily Cabinets, Linens, Bedding,» Dishes, Cooking
Utensils, Two Lawn Mowers, and a lot of articles too numerous ‘to
mention.
Sale to start at 12:30 p. m when conditions will made
known by
Alfred C. Alspach, Attorney
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer
Landis & Garman, Clerks Mrs. Margaret w. Reed
be

12-3¢ Administrator c.t.a., for the Mary Wormley Estate
| .
| Reich, owner.
| Auct.
lic sale of household goods
A lot of ground consisting of 35': ft. frontage, 198 {t., more or |
Carolyn Bowman
Bruce F. Stoll, executor.
Howard, Attorney.
Wm.
Church of the Brethren. Sale at
12:30 by Annie Hummer Estate.
J. H. Ruhl, Auct.

Monday, March 28-—a public
sale of livestock and farm imple-
ments on the premises leading
from Manheim - Elizabethtown
road to Colebrook-Masterson-
ville. Also. household goods.
Sale at 12:00 noon by Edith
Mae Nissley, Executrix of Reu-
ben F. Nissley, deceased. J. H.
Ruhl, Auct.
Tuesday, March 29 — public
sale of livestock, poultry equip-
ment and farm implements, in
Rapho Twp. 1 mi, northwest of
Manheim. Sale at 12 noon by
Melvin B. Frey, Spahr, auct.
|
Wednesday, March 30, at
Good's Church, 3 miles East of

| implements, dairy equipment,
{ poultry equipment and some fur-
| niture. Sale at 1:00 p. m. by
| David M. Ebersole. Dupes, Auc-
| tioneer.
|
| rr ————
| Thursday, March 31—at 12:00
| noon, a complete dispersal sale
| of 70 head of Registered Hol-
| stein cattle. In Berks Co., one
! mile north of Robesonia on the
{ Bernville Road. Dr. Paul D.
Harry Rhoads,

Good Friday, April 8 — at the
boro limits of Mount Joy, on the
road leading to the Mount Joy
| Cemetery, 200 head of livestock.
implements, household goods,
ete. C. S. Frank & Leo P. Frank.
Aldinger, Auct.
Frday, April 8—at
Donegal St.,
347 West
Mount Joy, a pub-
and
some antiques. Sale at 7:00 p.m
by Mrs. Frank Brian. Dupes,
Auct.
Saturday, April 9 —Lebanon
County Holstein Dispersal at
| the farm 1 mile north of Lawn,
Saturday, April 9—in the bor-
{ ough of Elizabethtown al 124 &
128 Market St., a public sale of
PUBLIC SALE
of
Real Estate & Household Goods
Saturday, Mar. 26,1955
At 2:00 O'Clock P. M.
The undersigned will offer at public
sale on the premises, No. 142 North
Market Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Real estate containing in front
on North Market Street 34 ft.,

| more or less, and in depth 69 ft., |,
more or less. On which is erect-
—ietd na
PUBLIC SALE

Dwelling House
Wth 6 rooms and bath,
Hot air furnace.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
| Two bedroom Suites,
|any old fashioned bureau, libra-
(ry table, 2 clothes cabinets, ra-
{dio cabinet, bed davenport,
rockers, 2 radios, one a cabinet; |
| parlor table, 2 end tables, tabor-
ets, 2 occasional chairs, 2 elect-
| ric heaters, sewing cabinet, buf-
fet, china closet, 3 floor lamps, |
| several table lamps, what-nots,
enamel range, gas stove,
2 metal cabinets, round dining
room table, cherry drop leaf ta-
| ble, Singer sewing machine, 5|
{old fashioned kitchen chairs &
rocker, bar room chair, G.
wash machine & tubs, 3 9x12
rugs, 2 congoleum rugs, number
throw rugs, electric sweeper,
electric mixer, 2 electric irons,
{lot glass & china dishes, cook-
{ing utensils, knives and forks,
|jardinieres, vases, linens, cro-
chet pieces, bedding, spring and
|
(mattress, tools, lawn mower, |
[3 metal porch chairs, glider,
[screen doors, 2 porch rockers,
|curtains, metal ironing board,
| articles not mentioned.
Sale to start at 12:30 p, m.
| Real Estate to be offered at 2:00
{p. m. when terms and conditions
| will be made known by.
| MARGARET RAHM
| EVA RAHM
Administratrices, c¢.t.a.
of the will of Sophia F.
Watson P
C. S. Frank, Auct.
Claude Zeller, Clerk
William C. Rehm, Att'y

10-3¢
Saturday, March 26—a pub)
lic sale of household goods on
the premises along the road)
from Manheim {to Mt.
Elizabethtown, a public sale of]
1 mahog- |
E.|
Service Auction Rooms ai Lam-/resl estate and personal proper-
peter, Pa. Household goods of
Stoll, dec’d.
ty. Sale at 12:30 p. m. by Mrs.
|Margaret W. Reed, Adm. cta.,
|for the Mary Wormley Estate,
| Dupes, Auct.,

Reserved For You
Program Offers Courses
Hope! g afore Enlistments
| When opportunity knocks a
second time for the same indi-
vidual, he considers himself
|really lucky. The Army has
[come up with a program that
[has opportunity knocking not
|once, not twice but more than
{a hundred times, it wasrannounc-
led ed by M/Sgt. Charles
|berger, NCO in-charge of - the
local Army Recruiting ‘Station,
| Post Office Bldg, Lancaster,
| Directed at the high school
[senior and recent graduates, Sgt.
Sonberger said this ‘Reserved
for You” program gives quali-
fied applicants the choice of
more than 100 technical courses
BEFORE they enlist in the Reg-
{ular Army. If all requirements
are met and a vacancy exists in
lone of the desred courses, the
young man or woman applying
'will be signed up for an Army
enlistment — with a written
guaranty of class enrollment in
hand! :
The recruiting Sergeant went
{on to say, here's another inter-
esting angle on the program:
The applicant is not obligated
to enlist even after he or she
has been accepted for the pro-
gram. Acceptance merely means
that the person has been found
eligible for a vacancy. The de-
cision on taking the technical
training is still his to make. If
{the applicant chooses to enlist,
he goes into the Army with a
career course reservation.
| Courses range from atomic
{weapons and automotive repair
to photography and wire main-
tenance. There is schooling to
lead to specialization in every
(field of interest
| Sgt. Sonberger said that there
is a 48-page school catalog, en-
titled “Reserved for You”, is av-
ailable free of charge at the lo-
cal Army Recruiting Station lo-
cated at The Post Office, Lancas-
ter, Pa. or phone 47724. This
book describes cach of the cours-
es in the program, plus prere-
quisites for the Army enlistment
and course enrollment.
— ) —— -

Freshen Old Furniture
UCH old furniture still is use-
ful, but its appearance is
against it. Yet, it’s too good to give
away and not old enough to be con-
sidered antique. What can be done?
A bit of ingenuity and effort will
transform an old dresser into a
thing of modern beauty — and at
small cost. Note the “before and
after” sketches of the same dresser.
There's quite a change!
In general, removal of the gin.
gerbread from the dresser is the
| first step in the renovation. A re-
|

| *essed wood base, instead of legs,
covered with Green asbestos shingles. Six Rooms and Bath on {electric Kelvinator refrigerator, | does much to modernize the piece.
Most likely, the top has been
| scarred. Easiest cure is the addi-
| tion of a panel of Masonite Tem-
pered Presdwood, 14” thick. This
then may be primed and painted.
Alternates might be black Presd-
wood, or Leatherwood, a textured
hardboard. One of the gay plastic-
surfaced hardboards would be suit-
able, too, as they are resistant to
stains and cigarette burns. Various
colors and patterns in Marlite are
available.
Matching
may be
looking
1
material, if needed,
used to re-cover dingy-
drawer fronts. Standard
3" Presdwood is excellent for re-
Throw |curtain’ stretcher, and numerous |Pl2cing cracked drawer bottoms
| and dresser backs.
| errs ini
| UNFORTUNATE AND AGED
Since the foundation of the
| Republic, we have recognized
and practiced both private and
government responsibility for
the unfortunate and the aged;
|for the education of our youth
and the health of our people.
| —Herbert Hoovey
Son-

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Joy 3-49