rch 24 vnings es OL /G Financin nents PENNA r 53¢ - 11¢ b " 35¢ ~99¢ . 99¢ - 48¢ 49¢ ANER pan >) s 83 ER 63° RGENT 19 COUNTY BAND PLAN CARD PARTY REE SERVICE™" "a {anne : V The ladies’ auxiliary to As Ye Rip - - - So Shall The Lancaster county-band fl Ew 3 ;io n concert will be held Satur. '"¢ Friendship Fire Comp B. B. IBACH We Sew. day evening, March 26, at any of Mount Joy is plan- Phone MO 5.4616 Conestoga Valley high school. ning a card party to be held MANHEIM, PA. EICHERLYS A number from Donegal will Thursday, March 31, in the Mount Joy, Penna. be participating. fire hall, The group is also planning a bus trip to War- wick House in Lititz on Ap- ril 21. Those wishing to go should make their reserva- tions by the March 17 me- eting. IS YOUR CAREFREE WAY TO COOK! LANCASTER RED ROSES (Eastern League) Pre-Season Tickets ON SALE AT Shatto Barber Shop 139 EAST MAIN FLAMELESS Electric heat is constant heat— no flickering flames—no burners to clog up. And-—electric con- trols assure you accurate, mea- sured heat so that your food is done when you expect it to be a 1 done. Book of 12 Tickets for $10. (Cheaper by the Dozen) Ia4 4c COOLER Only an electric oven has the six-side insulation that keeps heat in the oven, not in the kitchen. Surface units are de- signed to cook the food, not the cook. Thus, you and your kitchen stay cooler when you cook electrically. TV — Radio- HiFi Record Players AUTOMATIC Old-fashioned “oven peeking” is gone forever electrically — you just set the oven controls and complete meals cook to tasty perfection while you relax. PHILCO SALES and SERVICE WAY’S 48 W. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA. Phone OL 3-3622 CLEANER Flameless electricity just ean’t make dirt! Everything in your kitchen stays cleaner when you cook electrically—curtains stay crisp and fresh, walls stay clean, pots and pans stay sparkling bright. AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES! No need to call us—you won't run short. NOW is the time to change to an ELECTRIC RANGE Order yours from your favorite Electric Appliance Dealer TODAY Garber Oil Co. 105 Fairview Street MOUNT JOY Phone OL 3-2021 Conditioning — temperatures made is erder—for #fl- weather comfort. Get 8 demonstration! ry (G6 Ld PP:L A Taz-Paying, Business-Managed Electric Company | iHey, Sweetie, how’d you like a new Chevy?” “Oh, Freddie” (sigh) “The dealer’s got just the model we want, Sweetie. Right color, right everything.” “Oh, Freddie” ( i. f “In fact he’s got the biggest selection I ever saw. No problem at all to find what you want.” A AAA AH AAA “It’s got that V8 in it I've been talking about too. What an engine that is.” 3 Sweetie, wait’ll I tell you the g deal they've ; offered me. This = | is the time to buy all right.” “Well, don’t just stand there, Freddie. Go ahead and buy it.” "ee EBS cts tE EWS sae Impala Sport AS) Drive it—it’s fun-tastic! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for economical transportation NEWCOMER MOTORS, Inc. West Main Street, Mount Joy Phone OL 3-4821 MT. JOY TOWNE NEISS'—3 ~ INTER CHURCH LEACUE ALLEY BUSTERS LEAGUE Thursday, March 24 3 BOWLING LEAGUE P. Neiss 568, Peiffer 373, STANDINGS Men & Boys Mixed (he busena Mount JOY. Fa. w L. McLain 576, Waltz 556, R Ww I w L — pt— Barnhart's 36 12 Neiss 528, Total 2601 Zerphes 081 151 Strikers 48 Hendrix's 25 23 GEMBERLING'S—1 His “ads 191% HO rrets 30 ss Seed Packages Pennell’s 25 23 Hallgren 515, Zink 481, B Kl nr pd . 3ootniks 29 To or - 4 ugh 23 1 rvs BS Bo a1, Umber 0% Gon Par 5, Hames 31 4 Must Say 1960 om ing's 20 erling 595. Total 2522 bat on 0 ligh Triple, T. Stark Sl ring 17 31 eB Hogteyeer = 22 B a nelly Bl. ear, and HARRISBURG. — A war ey : Jay 1 32 s, sennel., 24. ng to seed retailers was High single, Hockenberry, MT. JOY COMMERCIAL High single, T Stark, 210 ed bv he State Depart. oh STANDINGS HOSTETTERS—4 : Ep — ment of Agriculture recen- High triple, Hoppe, 608 Tear w 1, Stoner 498. R. Myers 457, STRIKERS--3 tly ne Ge oar Shoe 2g g Jones 416, Bennett 522, Hos T. Stark 541, 3rown 401, “Seed packages being off BARNH/ ART’ S— 4 vas Kosers Tewelry " 10 fetter 543. Total 2436 H. Drescher 369, Penne'l 541 ered for sale this year must, Barnhart 545, L. Funk 564 } Holling “OI on 17 ZERPHEY—0 and Heisey 413. Total 2265. for the first time, bear a Pay or 50, Pucriold 331, snd Johnson Bus Co 27 17 B. Myers 405, Mueller Jr HOT ROLLERS—1 statement such as “Packed Packer 515. Total 2695 Abbotts Dairy 24 og 463, Ryder 401, Gantz 456, Watts 441, G. Stark 346, for 1960’ or the percentage HENDRIX'S—0 Mt. Jov Tile Co 20 24 Zerphey 558. ‘Total 2283 Becknauld 417, P. Leaman nf germination and the mo- Mateer 516, Robinson 522, Wiley & Rutt, Ins. 19 25 ee— 456, Ruhl 479. Total 2139. nth and year in which the Albert 441, Craul 551, Hen- Forry Texaco 18 2g XLUGH—3 AIRY germination test was made” drix 555. Total 2585 Hess' Store 17 o7 Mue Ner Sr. 455. Doe 364, HORNETS—4 Dr. Thomas L. Guyvton, dire- — Drohan's Bui'ders . 16 »g Dave Wagner 395. Thomnson Hockenberry -479, Lutz ~tor of the Bureau of Plant FREY'S Hess' Coal & Oil . 14 = 437. K'ugh 511. Total 2164. 352, Geib 406, K. Drescher "dustry, said today. RS eriy 579. W. Booth's Store 10 qq WAV] 479, Hendrix 535. Total 2249 “This regulation applies to Brown 504 Rehrer 544, J. Tenm “high triple, Koser’s Hean 468 Wolfe 440. T.in. BOOTNIKS—0 mall seed packet's for home Brown 433, Frey 548. Total 2729. Team high single, Kos- {0 382 Du4ne Wagner 301, J. Leaman 380, Garman-nd garden as well as for 2608. ors. 91 Hgh smg.e, " Doe 456, Total 2047. 405, Hess 195 Koser 522,agricultura’ seeds,” Dr. Guy IN ) oh. Ti simile on Bailey 420. Total 1922. ton explained. PENNELL 5—1 aga a ay High Ind trip'e, D. Bott MURPHY —3 iB “Packages containing se- Hopple 60 Weiser 453, 594, High Ind. single G : : Ruhl 435, Pennell 470, Farm- Mummau, 230. Forwood 399. Phinns 363, ALLOW TRIM ON LOGS ed treated with a ves'cide er 542 Total 2508. : Te ets Harnle 451 Warmer 520. and You can save money by al-°r any poiconous material ’ : Murnhv 481. Total 2214. lowing three inches of trim ™'1st be marked as follows When in need of printing, ~emember The Bul'etir B TAMNKT FR—1 Fiehler 520 Richan 425 _Patronize Our Advertisers. Sanders 438 Grand 353, Fack- sawmill operators need Your Easter greeting There's a Hallmark ornd meat makes four serv- your friends and loved in telling vou ones. You can choose one pound makes five serv- men are size of a fish. when vou cut sawlogs Penn ‘Treated State extension foresters say "°r fond feed or oil purpos- is in vitamins and minerals. i The : : Easter card speciaily ngs. When other inoredien - ; designed for each of ts srch as rice. snachetti. or Peop’e are as inaccurate in eg © vegetables are added to it, describing a steak as fisher- the seed. Do not use at es.’ Dr. Guyton said. “In Jeast that much extra 'ength ‘he case of poisonous pesti- expressed in tasteful ler 458 Total 2212. anv. nolg ; . design and thoughtful R when they sosle your logs. Shdes Jolie: a a thyme. .. GROUND MFAT COLOR GIVES CLUE skull and cross bones and od Grownd meat is a good The intensity of the eolor *A%, Word ‘poison.’ : by. Although it may seem Of @ green vegetable is a e germination provis- higher priced than other Clue to its food value, states Ons were added to the state allwank y econnmv meat. cuts. it has Louise W. Hamilton, Penn weed. laws because seed los- no waste. point out Penn State extension nutrition spe- it Bower o “ceminate Easter Cards State consumer economics Ccialist. In general, the green- W ion stor or oe per) ¢ > sperialists. A nrund of zr- er the vege‘able the richer it 'naer various conditions o temperature and humidity. Thus. old seed can be prac- tica’ly dead without this be- ing apparent from external ~bservation. Much field and garden se- from religious themes, ngs ed is now pre-treated again- cute bunnies for chil-