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PHONE MOUNT JOY 3-6045

PUBLIC SALE

8-tf |
. sponsored the use of up-to-date intersections but because of
P. P. & I. Gives and productive farming tech- alternate thawing and freezing,
| niques. Encouraging specialized] raids Or new snow Il 1s neces
12 Scholarships training in agriculture there- sary that some locations be
| i fore is an integral part of the|80ne over repeatedly. Even so
At P St t [ utility's program and is not always possible to
enn ate | be gan in 1947 to offer 12 year-| 8uarantee safe traction.”
| Pennsylvania Power & Light! ly scholarships of $200 cact to Pennsylvania State Police
Company awarded 12 new an- | deserving young men and wo- pointed out that the good driv
nual scholarships in the college! Men interested in farm study. | er will always make it a point |
of agriculture at Penn State! Winners of the 12 scholar-| to “get the feel” of the packed
| University on Saturday, Nov.' ships cach year are determined] snow or ice and in anticipating
12, at special ceremonies on the 'by the university authorities stops in good time, start stop
campus. Under a continuing. from lists of outstanding stu-| Ping well in advance of his
program developed in 1947 by | dents recommended by county| stopping point
PP&L in cooperation with the agents and school officials in Emphasized was the fact that
university, the awards, limited the chartered territory served) even with winterized tires it re-
to young men and women in' PY the untility. Recommenda-| quires more than 180 feet to
the utility’s service area. are tions are made on the basis of] stop on ice at a speed of only |
made each year to three out- | need, character and scholasitic' 20 miles an hour
Satur., November 26, 1955
at 12 o'clock noon
AT OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS, RHEEMS, PA.
As our new building is about completed and our moving day
approaching, we will sell the following articles rather than
move same, giving the public the chance to buy at their price.
Lot of Farm Equipment
and Hardware
DODGE TRUCK, TRACTORS
Manure Spreaders, Wa
packers, Elevators, Transplantervs, Circular saws, Hydroflex Saws
Saw Mill Blades, Corn Planters, Steel and Wooden Wheels, var
ious sizes; Horse-drawn Mower Knives, Tongues, Coupling Poles,
Double-trees, Binder Canvases, Plow Points, Cultivators, Shov
els, lot of Grain Drill and other.parts, Easy Ride Seats
New and Used Power Mowers, New and Usz2d Garden Trac
Wheelbarrows, Gates, Fencing, Oil Cans, Shafting and Pul-
Flexible Exhaust Pine, Lard Cans, Power and other Grind-
Horse .and Cattle Brushes, all Kinds of Chains, Wedges, B.
Powder, Linex, Air Cleaners, Gulf Spray, Paint Cleaner, Util-
ity Tank, Belt Dressing, Skooters, Sleds, Jar
Founts, Feeders, Nests, Water Coole Electric Irons, Fireplace
Irons, Glass Candy os s, lot of Ellon, Door Track and Hing
cs, Bolts, Wrecking lot’ of Wrenches, Pliers, Rakes and oth
er Tools, Forks, Rit Rakes, Scales, various sizes; Tire
Chains, Paint Spray Gun, Katahdin Potatoes, Bale Twine.
Come on?! Come all We will sell indoors, promptly
o’cock noon, November 26. You make the Price; we sell.
Wagner & Son, Auctioneers KAYLOR BROS.
Kraybills, Clerks
47-1c¢
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate and Personal Property
gons, Side Rakes, Plows, Harrows, Culti

tors,
leys,
ers,
K.
Gas

at 12
Satur. December 3, 1955
On the premises located in the Borough of Elizabethtown,
at No. 152 North Hanover Street.
A lot thereon erected a
more or less,
2 STORY
Brick
Dwelling
hall:
of ground 42x100 ft.,

cellar under en-
water heat. Second floor equipped
desirable property. Arrangements
by calling Elizabethtown T7-11i6.
receiving
bath
containing six rooms and
tire house; oil burner, hot
for apartment. This very
to view premises can made
Also at the same and place the following personal
property will be offered ior sale:
Kitchen Chairs;
~ with drawers; Wincroft
like new with freezing compartment;
fleck and bookcase combination: rockers: sideboard: RCA Victor
TV Set with antenna; Zenith Radio; living room suite; bedroom
suite: iron bed and spring: 9x12 rugs: throw rugs; drop-head
‘White Sewing Machine; pine chest; trunk: floor, bridge and table
lamps; magazine rack; small tables; library table: p2destals;
clothe tree: mirrors; arm chair; other chairs; Electrolux Sweep-
er and attachments: electric fan; hot-plate; Bissel Sweeper; dish-
es and cooking utensils; canned goods; Cellar cupboard: electric
washer: tubs: tool chest; lawn mower; stepladder; garden hose;
and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12:30 P. M., Real Estate
when conditions will be made known by
First National Bank & Trust Company
of Elizabethtown, Executor for the
estate of Annie 8. Witmer
is a
be
time
top cabinet
Refrigerator,
stool; table; porcelain
top Gas Stove; G. E.
couch; dining room suite;
kitchen
Table

at 2:00 P. M
Gingrich, Attorney
Auctioneer
Clerks
Henry F.
Walter Dupes,
Lundis and Garman, 47-2¢ |

|GET FEEL OF ROAD
WHEN IT'S SLIPPERY
HARRISBURG - PNS - Dpn't
rely on cinders. on a or
icy highway to prevent
dents
That
offered
SNOWY
accel
caution
Pennsyl
the word of
this week by
vania safety officials
ists of the State pre
pare for the annual Thanksgiv
ing trek-on-wheels to grandma's
house
1S
motor
o>
Keystone
for turkey and aspirin
cinders and other abrasives are

of considerable help they are |
[by no means the complete ans
: . : wer “and motorists should
PP&L SCHOLARSHIP GRANTEES : (Front)Edward L.Schwar, drive accordingly.”
Jr., Lancaster; Martin G. Henninger, Jr., Elizabethville;
Donald A. Harter, R. D. #1, Slatington; Richard L. Hook, R.
D. #2, Lewisburg, and Roger L. Odell, Seelyville. In the second
row are Robert E. Wagner, R.D. #2, Williamsport, Edward E.
Schopf, Mountville; Edgar Hl. Rits, R. D.
David W. Price, R. D. #1, Hughesville; Veris W. Corderman,
R. D. #2, Watsontown and Donald A. Campbell,
Missing when the photo was taken was Ned R. Sitler, Jr
East Prospect,
for the State
Department of Highways told a
Pennsylvania News
porter this week:
A spokesman
Service re

#2, Sinking Spring;
’ 1
“Cinders or sand particles are
hills
approaches
Columbia, spread on curves and
well
grade
bridges
to railroad
as as
standing
standing students in each of the, tanding

four undergraduate classes in It is possible for a student to .
. weeive a se arshi i lis [
the college of agriculture. To hs J a scholarship in his a e egister
eQ an em . Iq
date. 21 students have -besn re man year at Penn State
, nia! ARC y nue 1e a- —,
graduated from Penn State x to Sam ni ko get the ad
through the PP&L scholarship ward each year for his entire| Saturday, Nov. 26 on the | i
progr four years of undergradu-| premises on Main St., in Florin,
ate work The chief obigationja 2': story frame house sale
Dr. Lyman E. Jackson, dean’ paced o holars) hol Sho {9 : Je oY Sale
; ; we ace n scholarship holders is'at 2 p J¢ Millige
of the College of Agriculture at yy (0 oo Ah Yo is CS in | » A hn be Milligun,
. namtain a good aca . ‘rank, Auct.
Penn State, presided at the demic record at ti : °
: a ¢ ecord a 1¢ university
exercises. R. T. Jones, PP&IL Sj Id ; |
eras FANG? Shoulda a student leave the uni- [
Se 2S Mmandger, resente sd 1
6 eu | versity, elect to pursue another
the awards for the utility I course of study le of
C ASE ) S ay outsiae o agri
Those named to receiv the’ eutture or fail . ;
anol Bolen re or fail to maintain an
Oe Ye ea ol wecepted scholarship rating hel x
chips a enn State are seniors: js replaced $n cl sl
ace ¢ ¢ scholarship
Donald A. Campbell 205 South’ grantee by another tudent. in BUSINESS
: - : Y ) LR aad : :
Eighth St. Columbia; Ned R.: his own class chosen from the GET YOU DCWN
Sitler,” Jr.;; 40 South: Main St," lists of students previously rec-| i 2 !
East 1 Yospect; and © Donald A.' gmm snded Fa DVERTISING
Harter, R1, Slatington: Juniors Among he 21 rea
g “ So far grad
hr "wie re y :
Berd L. procs, pit 19 ory ated a result of the P. P. & ry WONDERFUL
: David ric Hughesvi le, 1.. scholarship program are sc v
Rl; and Edgar H. Rits, Sinking eral agricultural ext nsin r |
: : : . ; ag ure Xtensin se i :
Spring; Sophomores: Roger L.! vice workers and vocational ag Thoughtful Attention
Odell, Secelyville; Edward E sult wa ; oy ;
Schopf 59 College Avenu eu oH wn bg Ta doer hata]
i 53 ge . NUE tural engineering pecialist a
Mountville; and Edward L.| bacteriologist ¢ nurse mat JAMES B. HEILIG
! gist a urseryman : ;
Schwar, Jr.. 56 South Pearl St..| and i Zovest es id Funeral Director
in 1 Fr o eslers and
Lancaster, and frschmen: Rob fal Ti . wes,
y < ! farm managers we influ ‘ey
ert E. Wagner, Williams port. ; tread I 3 a i iu : iE "A i
< y 1 ( OC 1¢S¢ nl
R2; Veris W. Corderman, Wat-| radi
at-1 tial graduates, ranging from ag i
sontown R2; and Marfin O 0 ricultural education to horti res ’ 0as €
enninger . K 1 | 4 : Eo
Henninger, Jr, Elizabethville |: culture and from animal hus- |
Pennsylvania Power & Li ght} | i nr to agricultural engin-
Company, recognizing a need eering, is but early indicatio (
by If arl, ation
for sound agricultural balance| of the beneficial effects such
in the economy of Central East *holarships may well have on :
ern Pennsylvania, has actively] the future of area agriculture

- Hassinger’s Grocery
16 N.
CROPS RUN BETTER
THAN EXPECTED
HARRISBURG PNS
Market St Mount Joy
44-tfc
STATE RATES |
REHABILITATION OF |
DISABLED RESIDENTS |
More

It was pointed out that while
crossings and |
| .
HARRISBURG - PNS - Little! bountiful harvests took place on She M
known is the fact that Penn-| Pennsylvania farms last month eet w Work
: . arked | than had been expected earlier
sylvania today has embarked | )
upon a vastly accelerated pro-| Pennsylvania News Service, ROOFING & SPOUTING
gram of rehabilitating disabled) learned this week. FREE ESTIMATES
residents of the Keystone State) corn production ran in the ®
- rogra which four years| : oe
program ' neighborhood of 58,480,000 bu
from now is scheduled to reach] hek
: 5 0.( mder las
close to 10,000 rehabilitations al shels, about 5,000,000 under last
vear. | year and still under average 18 fore it
! > vl »
Some indication of the in-| On the other hand, yield per Yo! I 7.2631
: neu ta] Cre, at an average of 43 buy-it JOY R 7-263
crease that will be necessary to| © | oe
reach this figure by 1959 can be Re Ss, 1s three bushels under
seen from the fact that during] Bel Sear. : DOUBLE BREASTED
the past year the number of 1e reported yield for wheat 5
eqs as ( i. p < erage 26 - i
Pennsylvanians rehabilitated aw for an average of 26 bu
) | shels ver acre eu .
and gainfully employed was ap Phe ga e, Ba 103s than
| the 1954 all-time high, whi !
proximately 4000. Ee %, ime high, while
The | | rd | harvest for this year was 16;- Lo
“The rder dependency -| |, . 2
3 OTT > . el . vo 172.000 bushels down 2,600,
almost half a billion dollars a .
000 from last year
year nationally - which resulfs ™ .
vs : he oats yield is an all-time
directly from disability, has| _ | i . wig
Shove. $0. great’ that Congress) CoCr 44 hushels por sere for
grown 30) grea : > a crop of 35,553,000 bushels,
recently passed a new law to 4 :
h : | and barley production is esti
help He va Yous er. Shi "9 mated at 8,968,000 bushels.
Pennsy Fan Jane their vo-l "pain estimates held fairly
7: al reh: ite rograms is
cational rehabilitation pre 1 steady for a vield of 13,680.000
promptly and progressively
commented a
Pennsylvania
240
last)
| bushels from of
spokesman for the
Bureau of
an average
, bushels per acre, ten under
Reha-|
a . i" year
bilitation. Tobacco averaged 150!
To reach the goal of 10.0001 hounds to the acre - 30 pounds
rehabilitations a year by 1959, | less than in 1954. The crop is
the Keystone State will have 10} estimated at 40,815,000 pounds

step. uprits «rate ‘progressively! _ gown some 3 millions pounds
each year until that time - aj from last year LIVE OR DRESSED
program already put into ef-| rhe murtment of. : ;
pro : Fhe Department of Agricul- her TO YOUR DOOR
fect. | ture noted that on the impor
Rehabilitation centers, such) tant corn front, early planted N B k
as the one now a-building in| corn where yields were not orman a er |
Johnstown, will provide par of promising, were diverted to si-| PIAL 35-5639 MOUNT JOY
the answer, the Bureau said. | lage. | 45-Tc |

CEE IIIS
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. |
‘Thursday. November 24 5] SIMON P, NISSLEY ay | N 1D R ,
MARY G. NISSLEY pL \J
| DOUBLE SU HPRISE | FUNERAL DIECTORS 1 LL
| BIRTHDAY PARTY Aad TIAL r
On Saturday, Nov. 19, a) Mount Joy, Pa.
‘double surprise birthday’ par-| =
ty was held at the home of Mr, nm RR
and Mrs. Paris Gruber, Mt. Joy “You may , WIN A NEW 1956
Guests of honor were Miss|
Catharine G. Zelled, niece of!
Mrs. Gruber, and Miss Jeanet |
te M. Gruber, niect of Mr. |
Gruber
Present were Mrs, George B.|
Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Samuel |
Gillums, Mr. and Mrs Harold | *
|
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enter en © name in the
Derr, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene, |
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graber)
and daughters, Kathleen and]
Jane Louise | SWEEP TAKES
Mr. and Mrs John Muir, | i
Miss Amanda Drace, Miss Lois on ——————————— a
Kaylor, Miss Sandy Darren Nothing fo buy... nothing fo do... except
write your name and address on an n official entry
kamp, all from town, Mr. and blank. Come in today! i
Mrs, Elwood Gillums, Lancast Nationwide. .
er, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Ul FIRST 10 NAMES DRAWN EACH" .
rich, Elizabethtown, Miss Alice WIN A NEW 1956 FORD V8 Mainliner. NEXT
rin Nicele on. Miss 1000 NAMES DRAWN EACH WIN
Ne e i ley, ol Sah Br iy ig A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF SUPER PLENAMINS.
hay oe he MISE Yay Supply of 36, 11 Vitamins, 12 Minerals in One Tablet Daily
ens, 3 5s at Heiscy. Mount And while you're entering, discover the truth
Joy R2, Miss Catherine G. Zel oof NEY Ae about Super Plenamins — each tablet gives you |
ler, Miss Jeanette M. Gruber. Bottle of 72, $4.79 more than your minimum requirement of all
Wr. and Mr Par B. Graber vitamins with known minimums, PLUS Vitamin B,2
Mr. an rs aris B. Gruber, Bottle of 144, and 12 times your iron and iodine requirements,
Mr. and Mrs: Wilbur Brubaker | $7.95 PLUS other important minerals.
of Manheim | Sweepstakes during November only —enter before November 30, 1955.
Guests of honor received] ee ’
many beautiful gifts 8 el
i)
Hl
it
i
GC. Robert Fry
MANREIM R. D. 2, PA.

Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.
Rocks ;
and

Excavating and Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
Trees
Removed

PHONE MOUNT JOY
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