PP&L Announces Weddings
Lower Rates
For Customers
STERN — MUSSER
Musser,
Miss Lucille Ann
Pennsylvania Power and daughter of the Rev and|
Light Company's new lower Mrs. Avery Musser, Marietta
annual R1, was married to W. Dean
rates, representing
savings of about $3
for more than 93 per cent 0
1 RIL,
million Stern, son of Mr and Mrs
¢ Samuel Stern, Roaring Spring
in the Cross Roads Breth-
the Company's residenti: ie ™ '
and farm customers, will be ren in Christ od Moun
reflected in electric service Joy, on Saturday, April 27,
at 1:30 p.m
bills immediately
: The bride's father, the Rev,
Storb, PP&L Lancas- he bride i © i
GT
Fa rice president Mr. Musser, officiated, assist-
ler division Vice gon a be. €d by the Rev Danie Hoover
said that the new rales DE p,, }ride was given in mar-
came effective Wetmesiay: riage by her grandfather, the
May 1, and will apply to al Res. Irwin O. Musser, of Har.
meter readings made on and
isburg
after this date. The new rates fi Beth Musser. cousin
apply not only to electric of the bride, of Grantham,
service used starting now; was maid of honor. Brides-|
but also to electricity used aids were Miss Connie An-
since the previous meter... Mount Joy; Miss Dar-
reading. For example, those lene Haas, Grantham, and
customers whose meters are aries Ruth Spickler, Mount
scheduled for reading May 1 Joy. Connie Stern, niece of
with their bills to be mailed the bridegroom, of Martins-
on May 6, will find the new burg, was flower girl. Dennis
rates applied to service SUP- gi ratzke, Elizabethtown, was
plied as far back as the first ring bearer.
week in March. . | Dale Stern, Martinsburg,
The local utility executive|gs..voq as best man for his
noted that normal practice 1S y,. ther Ushers were another
to read a certain number of brother, Donald Stern,
meters every working day.|.ousin of the bridegroom, |
“With more than 880,000 me-\ wavne Burket, both of
ter readings over ny two- Martinsburg; and cousins of
month period, it IS gnpera the bride, W. Ronald Goetzke|
tive that the readings be ,¢ gjizabethtown, and James|
spread out as evenly as pos-pajley Ephrata. Miss Lois|
sible. It would be impractical| py ,ma was organist. Larry
and even impossible to con-pyrover was soloist ’
centrate this number of read-| Following the reception at
ings and billings at a partic- the church social rooms, the
ular time of the month. Thus, couple left on a wedding trip
if the rate were to be applied, Niagara Falls and north-
only to service used after|qsstern states.
May 1, it would require pro-| The bride graduated from
rating of bills based on the ponegal Senior High School
different rates existing before|jn 1962 and Thompson Insti-
and after May 1, a cumber-tyte, Harrisburg, in the IBM
some and expensive process. automation course, and is
By applying the rates fully employed by the Maytown
to the entire period covered \fg Company. The bride-
in each customers’ billing, groom graduated from Mes-
not only are the expense and|siagh Academy, Grantham. in
complications of pro-rating| 1960 and is employed in far-
avoided, but our customers ming as a partner in Samuel
are able to benefit from the|Stern and Son.
new low rates at the earliest} The couple will
and a|
reside at
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Farmers Assn.
Holds Meeting
The members of the Done-
advisory council, a part|
|HIEST
gal aster County Far: ler, Marietta R1, have an
o the bane OR cuss ® nounced the engagement of
"The Wheat Ri ferendum” at 8 Mrs. Drager's daughter, Miss
o y « ty .
Tues Barbara Ann Seaman, to
bier fepilar, Meeungt, Tues Robert E. Hiestand, son of
RY pr | » » { Mrs. John S
Donegal Ney, discussion the Rew ps
vader, si ¢ r the ey rs |
Joa i sid at Ser and| lhe couple graduated from
DOV iS\U% al Act { 1962 Donegal High School Both
A vi o” Aw v 962.
Are er ove to be are emploped by Donegal
NE 1 A oho between a Mutual Insurance Co. Mr.
ON ard of ine ies also attended East-
complicated multiple price stiestang ale College, Har.
program and a relatively low| risonburg Va ’
support price with greater| Poa i A weddine is
freedom to run their own] . §
: lanned.
business. The real issue, how- ple
whether agriculture|
is going to adopt the Coch-|
rane - Freeman theory of]
supply management.
ever, is
EVA CAROLL
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, : | Eva Carroll, wife of Roy
Wheat, feed grain, poultry, Carroll, Turnpike road, Eliz-
dairy, and livestock, in fact ,pethtown, has been elected May 4, in the borougl) The Then Open
all Pennsylvania farmers, go th vice-president of the one-morning only” sale is
x the second of the two annual
pansy sal
will be affected by the out- Pennsylvania War Mothers.
come of the 1963 wheat ref- She was elected Wednes-
erendum according to the day, April 24, as the organiz-
leader. He stated that, if the ation held its 43rd annual
wheat referendum is passed, .on vention at the Hotel
it will set the stage for more Yorktown in York. |
government control of farm-|
ing. Corn and the other feed| !
grains will be forced to fol-she served as recording sec-
local
ee
AND-SEAMAN
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drag-|
were By
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[PANSY SALE
Cub Scouts will conduct a
fund-raising activities of the
Cubs.
charge of the project.
When in need of printing, |
For two and a half years) emember The Bulletin.
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e Saturday morning
A « on
VACATION CLUB
today at . . .
Ray Bell is in
low. The end result will be retary. Election as fourth
complete government control| vice-president begins a series
of the livestock industry in of automatic advancements)
that the government will de-|toward the presidency.
termine how much is to | Others from the Elizabeth-| Patio Awnings A Specialty |
be produced. When inputsitown chapter who attended Haldeman’s Awning Shop|
are controlled, the number besides Mrs. Carroll were: 11th & Spruce Streets
of dairy cows or the number|Janet Gutshall, Elva Funck,
ically regulated. {gemuth.
CUSTOM MADE CANVAS |
AWNINGS
COLUMBIA, PA.
of poultry raised is automat- Katie Royer and Esther Wol-| Free Estimates—684-8101
THE “COUNTY BANK”
and be prepared for the time of your life - -
come vacation ‘64.
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HAM DINNER
The Donegal high school §
band Parents club will have am
ham dinner in the cafeteria
on Saturday, May 4, from 58
to 7 p.m. There will be mus-m
ic by the stage band. Pro-|
ceeds will be turned over tom
the uniform fund.
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Bulletin advertisement pays
New York Times
New York Herald
Tribune
possible IBORen. ‘Roaring Spring RI.
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: FAMILY NIGHT
Holsteins Set “Family Night” was held
Top Records
for friends and family by the
Audio-Vis Club of the Annex.
Approximately 15C people
New official production| Were in attendance to see
records by registered Hol-|the film “Treasure Island”.
stein cows in this area were|Prior to the showing of the
highlighted this week in a)film, the club president, Dal-
special report from the Hol-|las ~~ Wolgemuth, welcomed
stein-Mriesian Association of|the gathering, introduced the
America. {other club officers and ex-
They incude: | plained the purpose and junec-
Clevent Golden Denna 45- tion of the club.
02135, a three-year owned by]| B
Henry M. Hess, Mt. Joy, pro ANNEX MAY DANCE
duced 15,070 lbs. milk and| A May Dance is planned
611 lbs. butterfat in 365 days|for Friday evening, May 17,
Wick Haven Texal Jean|at the Donegal Annex. A
3688813, an eight-year-old, May Queen will be elected
produced 18,439 lbs. milk|/from the following candi-
and 767 lbs. butterfat in 365|dates: Linda Williams, Terry
days. Wick Haven Fern De-| Arnold, Fawn Kendig,. Re-
light 4177828, a six-year-old,|8ina Kadow, Kay Shultz,
had 19,041 lbs. milk and 709/Linda Urban, Barbara Rob-
lbs. butterfat in 365 days.|erts and Mary Meszaros. Ed|
Both are owned by A. W.[Cole will be the disc jockey]
Wickenheiser, Mount Joy. {for the dance.
According to the national
Holstein organization, the|
new production figures com-|
pare to an annual output of|
7.211 lbs. of milk and 270]
1bs. of butterfat by the aver-
age U. S. dairy cow.
Pennsylvania State Univer-|
sity supervised the deighing|
and testing of the Holstein|
records as part of the breed's
nation-wide herd testing pro-
grams. {
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sports cars.
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One day
Barbara Heil
street, enjoye
in a sports
great grandsc
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Take |
Donegal’s
are hot on t
championship,
defeated list
noon as they
feat from Her
Played on t
he Tribesmer
hits and not-
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he determine
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pbliged to wir
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or the distri
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or an undisp
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bame at Elizab
Hay of this wt
ain-ringer on
ext week at I
eld.
Tuesday’s g
rank workin,
e gave seven
bd six innings
nished, holdir
itless.
At Manheim
br hurled a f
borted flawle
lashing 13-hit
pair of haple
T'S.
Wagner, Tr
Brown whamm
. Brown and
big doubles
racked thic!
atcher Trostle
blows and Kos
nd Frank two
Whatever figl
anheim Cen
ame headed
nth, and final
Donegal lead:
rushed as the
0 runs across
nd drove Gru
IMPROVING
Eli Hostetter
d a stroke sev
nd has been ir
ospital, Room
roving and is
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