The Mount Joy
BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Published Weekl
Except Fourth of July Week and Christmas Week
(50 Issues Per Year)
11 EAST MAIN STREET,
In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County.
Richard A. Rainbolt
Editor Both Miss Eshelman and| Director of the Bureau of
and Mr. Gilreath are students at Spectal Health Services in
Publi Asbury College, Wilmore,| Harrisburg said many child-
ublisher Kentucky. ren have not received boost:
Subscription Rate - $2
Entered at the
st office at Mount Joy, Penna., as/and
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1870.
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Engagements
ESHELMAN |
The engagement of Miss
Sandra Kay Eshelman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester P. Eshelman, Donegal
Springs Rd., Mount Joy R1,|
to Leander Ross Gilreath, son|
of Mr. and Mrs. Nevil Gil-
reath, Mentor, Ohio, has been
announced by her parents.
GILREATH —
y on Thursdays
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
A graduate of Donegal H.
S. in 1960, Miss Eshelman is
a junior majoring in music
elementary education.
She also attended Averett
Tr
: .30 per year by mail.
Advertising Rates upon request.
Chamber of
Plans Semi-Annual Meet
The semi-annual meeting
and dinner of the Mount Joy
Chamber of Commerce will
be held Tuesday, Oct. 16, it
was announced this week by
Ollie K. Snyder, Chamber
president.
To be held at Hostetters,
beginning at 6:30 o’clock,
the meeting will feature the
appearance of Capt. Robert
B. Heilig as the principal
speaker.
After an outstanding car-
eer with the U. S. Navy,
Captain Heilig now is retir-
ed. Basing his talk on some
of his unusual contacts as a
high officer with the Navy,
he will speak on “What In
dustry Looks For When It
Desires To Locate in a Com-
munity.”
Dinner tickets are now a-
vailable from all directors
of the Chamber of Commerce
® NEWTOWN
Mrs. Norman Brosey
Mrs. Irvin Witmer and
family called on Mrs. Anna
Kauffman of Columbia RD.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alternates are William
Robert Frank Sr. were Mr. [Sprecher, Sharon Bricker,
and Mrs. Russel Herr and|William Reuter, Barbara
daughter Debbie, of Colum- Roberts, Donald Flowers,
bia RD, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Karen Derr, Carl Guthridge,
"Morinchin and daughter of
Sporting Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Frank Jr. and family
of Red Lion RD.
Harry Minnino, Mrs. Mar-
tha Orio, Priscilla Fogie, all
of Philadelphia, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fogie and
son Richard.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Haines and sons
were Mrs. David Afford of
Lititz.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Brosey and fa-
mily were Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Brosey and daughter Debbie
of Manheim RD and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Brosey and fam-
ily of Columbia RD.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamber
and family, of Manheim, Mr.
and Mrs. Salem Gamber of]
Columbia RD called on Mr.|
and Mrs. Howard Gamber,
and Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Gamber and daughter.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Haines and sons were
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Urban
and family of Lancaster, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Nentwig of
College, Danville, Va.
Mr. Gilreath was graduat-
ed from Mentor H. S. in '58
and is a senior majoring in
psychology.
Commerce
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LEADERSHIP SCHOOL
jor they may be purchased at] Thirteen courses for
the Bulletin. church leaders will be given
Any person in the communi-at the annual
ty who is interested is invit- School sponsored by the Di-
ed to attend. |vision of Christian Education
In addition to Capt. Heilig'siof the Lancaster County
address, there will be a/Council of Churches. The
brief business meeting, Sny-School, scheduled for six
der said. consecutive Monday evenings
| beginning Oct. 8, will be held
{at Trinity Lutheran Church
|Parish House on South Duke
|Street, Lancaster. Classes will
begin at 7:30 p.m.
Registration for the school
Student Counci
may be made through the
Room representatives 10 council of Chur i
E ches Office;
Student Council at the Dond 19g post Orange Street, or
egal high school annex were| Monday, October 8 at 7
chosen recently as follows: pm. at Trinity Lutheran
Eighth grade: Dallas Wold ehurch. Cost will be $4.00
gemuth, Betsy O’Connor,] .
Jack Miley, Darlene Hess [PVs a book ht the course.
Christian Leese, Frances Bix
ler, Donna Herr, Gary Dube,,AREA CHAIRMAN 2a
Dennis Gish, Regina Kadow, Mrs. Frances Frank, Flor-
Raymond Wagner, Harrietlin is area chairman of a
Reynolds, Robert Baker, Lin-|“Coffee and Questions” pro-
gram to be held at Lancaster
da Williams, Nancy Boltz,
on Tuesday, October 2 at 8
and Henry Williams.
Seventh grade: Cory Funk.pm. by Miss Genevieve
Blatt, Democratic candidate|
Bosse
Annex Names
Mary Ann. Hallgren, Steven
Urge Booster
Department of Health has
urged parents to have their
children protected by booster
| shots.
Leadership| 9d
Mohr, Elaine Brown, J. Roy
Kreider, Mary Jane Swords,
Robert Farmer, Debbie Whi-
for reelection to the office of]
Scretary of Internal Affairs.
The program will be held at
der,
tener, Kenneth Thome, Joan
Hess, Christine Wolgemuth,
and Robert Frank.
the Stevens House.
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Bulletin advertisement pays.
Joann Sears, David Brubak-
er, Joan Gusler, Thomas Zer-
phey, Patricia Waller, Don-
ald Hower, Bonnie Miller,
Peter Eyer and Carol Fellen-
baum, 8th grade;
Gorden Ney, Patricia Gin-
Richard Cooke, JoAnne| £5
Huck, David Meiley, Martha|#
Detz, John Eshleman, Bar
bara Boyers, Donald Robin-3
son, Linda Mowrer, Gary|Z
Creager and Vckie Zerphey,
7th grade.
Mitchell Albert was elect-
ed as president of Student
Council at the close of school
last spring. Other officers]
are Dallas Wolgemuth, vice-|
president; Betsy O’Connor,
secretary and Nancy Boltz,
treasurer. Council meets
once a week and serves as a
student body sounding and
advisory board. They spon-
sor many activities through-
out the year.
Brrr
AUXILIARY TO MEET
The Florin Fire Company
Auxiliary will hold its Octo-
ber meeting on Monday eve-|
Florin and Mrs. Henry Roll
ning, Oct. 1, at the fire hall,|
man of Lititz. beginning at 7:30 o’clock.
PUBLIC SALE
Samuel S. Heisey's Farm
FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1962
AT 2:00 P. M. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Located in West Hempfield Township, Lancaster|
County, nine-tenth of a mile north of the Chestnui
Hill Mennonite Church located on Route 340 from
Marietta to Lancaster on the Farmdale Road, approxi-|
mately four miles East of Marietta, Pa., or, two miles
west of Silver Spring.
REAL ESTATE
Farm of 112 acres, more or less, with 15 acres of the farm
in good pasture, running water. Thereon constructed a
21, Story
DWELLING
FOR TWO FAMILIES with all conveniences,
two baths,
hot water heat. oil furnaces used one year. 14 room house
A GOOD BANK BARN, scaffolded for hanging tobacco.|
Stables constructed for steer feeding, running water in barn
TOBACCO SHEDS, CORN BARN, POULTRY HOUSE, hog
sty and other out buildings. Good, never failing, spring on
the farm. This farm is a limestone farm and in fine pro-
ducing condition, and in a high state of cultivation.
Anyone desiring to see farm can do so by calling -at
the farm anytime prior to sale. (Except Sunday's
Sale to start at 2:00 P. M. when conditions will be
made known by
Irvin J. Hess, Auct.
Clarence Newcomer, Attorney
Rebecca S. Heisey
15-3¢
PP&L has filed a new electric rate with the
Public Utility Commission to substantially in-
crease the number of kilowatt-hours available
at the special 1¢ rate for most sizes of Flame-
less electric water heaters. The new rate,
proposed to become effective November 1,
, will give you a "family-sized” 640 KWH bi-
monthly at 1¢ per KWH on 30- thru: 82-gallon
|
Shots For
Children
The Pennsylvania State
ar shots for polio, diphteria,
tetanys and whooping cough
and vaccination against
smallpox since infancy.
A survey conducted last
fall by the State Department
of Health showed that in the
12 counties comprising Re:
Union counties).
Parents should have their
children vaccinated and im-
munized during pre-school
years, preferably during the
first year of life, before they
are exposed to the diseases.
It has been pointed out
that there is more danger of
contacting disease when a
child goes to school becguse
of the exposure to a larger
number of children.
A thorough checkup by
the family doctor who knows
the child's development, his
reactions and what diseases
he has had is recommended.
The record enrollment ex| Monday, October 8 — Af
pected this year may cause/C. S. Erb’s Sales Barn off of
delays in routine examina- Route 441. 100 head of Cana-
tions by the school physician./dian Holsteins by C. S. Erb.
“Health is a determining) Bee
factor in the scholastic prog- When in need of printing
ress a student will make dur-| remember The Bulletin.
ing the year.” :
* Sales Register se
Saturday, September 20 —
3 miles North of Elizabeth.
town on road leading to Mt,
Gretna in the Village of Bel-
laire. Farm, Implements and
Stock by Paul W. Groff,
Saturday, October 6 — In
the Village of Florin on
Wood St. A lot of land with
a tobacco shed, and imple-
ments by J. Elwood Brubak-
er.
gion VI, 21 per cent of child
ren entering school in 1961
were not protected against
diptheria, whooping
and tetanus and only 39 per
cent were completely protect:
Against polio, 19 per cent
had no protection and only
38 per cent had complete
protection. The study covered
32,631 children in 791
schools in Region VI (Berks,
Carbon, Dauphin, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Lehigh, Montour,
Northampton, Northumber-
land, Schuylkill, Snyder and
P. B. GUERNSEY
DISPERSAL
THURS., OCT.4, 1962,
12:30 Noon
At the Sales Pavilion, B
miles E. of Lancaster on
Rt. #30,
70 HEAD
50 Cows and Bred Heifers
and 20 Open Heifers
100% Vaee.,
T.B. & Bang’s Cert.
18 due right before sale,
18 to freshen in Oct. The
Sale includes some partial
iispersals of men who plan
‘o sell out by consigning their
resh cows to this sale and
sales to follow. A big selec-
make money for the buyer:
The Pennsylvania Guernsey
Breeders’ Ass'n.
P. O. Box 458
Camp Hill, Penna.
of satisfaction when you buy a “family-size”
FLAMELESS ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER
electric water heaters.
cough,
[too numerous to menton.
tion of sound cattle that will! enon
IN THE BOROUGH OF ELIZABETHTOWN
AT PEACH ALLEY
Electric Kelvinator Refrigerator; dinette set with six
chairs; China Closet; 6-piece bedroom suite; day bed; Con.
sole Radio; Admiral Radio and Record Player; Lane Cedar
Chest; blanket chests; Upholstered Chair; reclining chair;
porch chairs, throw rugs; new comforts; blankets; linens;
crochet work; Christmas decorations; umbrellas; dishes &
Hamilton: Pocket Watch, 21 jewels; Bulova Wrist Watch,
23 jewels; and also some household goods.
These are the articles of the Estate of George Eby
Also other household goods and articles from oth-
er people:
New Home Sewing machine; G.E. Sweeper; Sunbeam
Iron; eleetric fan; chairs; rocker; combination radio and
record player, in good condition; record cabinet; tables;
(lamps; hassocks; magazine rack; and a lot of other articles
Sale t6 commence at 6:30 P. M., when conditions will
Walter Dupes
16-2¢
be made known by
Jacob Gerberich, Auct.
Kraybill & Garman, Clerks
The guarantee applies to 40-gallon or
larger, quick-recovery electric water heat-
ers or 80-gallon water heaters with stand-
ard NEMA wattage units. And, you get
a family-size supply of hot water 24 hours
a day at PP&L’s special low, family-size
water heating rate of 1¢ per kwh.
See your electric APPLIANCE
DEALER or PLUMBER today! Offer
good only from September 17, 1962,
through October 27, 1962.
AN INVESTOR-OWNED
ELECTRIC UTILITY
IN THE SERVICE
OF THE PUBLIC
PUBLIC SALE,
Household Goods & Other Articles
FRL.EVE'G,SEPT.28,1962
cooking utensils; silverware; and a lot of articles too nu- WH
merous to mention: pH w,
These are the articles of Walter S. Gochenour. DEVIL'S FOOD.
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Also-at the same time and place: 14-karat white Gold kg.
Wedding Band; 14-karat Gold Diamond Ring, diamond| § ~ ALSO WASHICION Phy
weight approx. 4 karat; 10-karat gold ring, red stone; | s
Joy Thursday, Sept. 27
COMPLETES TRAINING |The Bulletin, Mount
James W. Snyder, son of|
Mr. and” Mrs. W. Snyder ° of
Route 2, Mount Joy, has
completed recruit training =
at the Naval Training Center al
Great Lakes, Ill.
During the nine-week in-|
doctrination, reerpits are,
trained in physical fitness,
basic military law, military
drill, customs and etiquette
af the naval service, swim:
ming and survival, first aid
and basic shipboard routine.
During the training, re
cruits receive tests and inter:
views which determine fu-
ture training and assign
ments.
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REGULAR SIZE SOAP
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25,8 67¢
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LIFEBUOY
3 bars 34e
BATH SIZE SOAP
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cans
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can SAVE 3c PER CAN
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AT... EAST MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY* 451 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER
MILLERSBILLE ROAD & LINCOLN HWY. LANCASTER
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