PAGE EIGHT
Truck Overturns
On Marietta Rd.
A Farm Bureau truck over-
turned in a field along the
Marietta Pike, about a quar-
ter mile south of Mount Joy,
spilling six tons of feed, al
7-55 a.m. Monday, Jan. 12.
The driver, Harry S. Dietz,
fifty-three, Hellam R1, receiv-
ed only a slight facial in-
jury. He was on his way from
Manheim to York county.
Dietz told state police he
was stopping for a line of
traffic, which had halted due
to another accident. Police
received no report of the oth-
er accident. The truck went
into a ditch and overturned.

IN JAPAN
Marine Sergeant Lester M.
Huber, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus L. Huber of 133 Sto-
ney Battery Road, Salunga,
is serving with the Marine
Aerial Refueling transport
Squadron Hundred Fifty Sec-
ond, First Marine Aircraft
Wing, a unit of the Seventh
Fleet at the Iwakuni Marine
Corps Air Station in Japan.

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Public Sale
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Auctiongoers - Note: Tues,
Jan. 19 - 12 Noon - Stokes
Farm at Weston, between
Bath and Dundee, N. Y.
Schuyler Co’s. top herd - 51
Reg., interstate-tested Hols.,
w/herd avg. nearly 16,000m
and 600f, featuring offspring
of Schuyler Co's. only 1,000+
butterfat cow and a cow that
milked over 100# daily for 4
consecutive months!! Individ-
ual records to 27,000m and
1,200f!! Top bloodlines, dairy
type, and production!! Ail
farm machinery (Tractor,
baler, harvester, crusher),
dairy equipment (435 gal.
Bulk Tank, 3 Surge units, 7T.
Bulk reed Bin), and produce
(5,000 bales beautiful Hay,
2,000 bales Straw, 12T. ear
Corn, Oats and Silage). Own-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Stokes. To receive sale list,
write Rumseys’ - Whitesville,
N. Y. 41-1c

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Real Estate

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FOR RENT: heated apart-
ment, 5 rooms and bath. Rur-
al, Manheim 665-3896. 41-tfc

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LEGAL NOTICES
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Estate of Roy F. Baker,
deceased, late of Mount Joy
Borough, Penna.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement, to the undersigned,
A. DOROTHY BAKER,
Administratrix c.t.a.
c/o May, Grove & Stork
49 N. Duke Street

Lancaster, Penna.
May, Grove & Stork
Attorneys 39-3¢
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Estate of Harry M. Weaver,
dec’d. late of Mount Joy Bor-
ough, ‘Penna.
Letters of Administration
on said estate haveng been
granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those hav-
ing claims or demands against
the same will present them
without delay, for settlement
to the undersigned, residing
c/o J. Marlin Shreiner,, 109
East King St, Lancaster, Pa.
~~ BERTHA V. WENGER
| Administrator
JiMarlin Shreiner,
Attorney 41-3¢
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Bou and Girl Of Month

JEFFREY HAWTHORNE
Jeffrey Hawthorne is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hawthorne, 23 Poplar Street.
He is a senior in the college
preparatory course at Done-
gal high school and plans to
attend college after gradua-
tion to pursue a career in en-
gineering.
Jeffrey is a member of the
Mount Joy Church of God,
and of the Youth Fellowship
Group.
His high school activities
included: Football 9-10-11-12,
Co-Captain 12; Honorable
Mention All-County Football
team 12, Basketball 9-10-11,
Tennis 10-11, Student Council
9-10, Jr. Prom Chairman, Na-
tional Honor Society 11-12,
Rotary Youth Leaders Camp,
President Varsity Club 12,
Varsity Club 10-11-12; Presi-
dent Freshman Class, Presi-
dent Science Club 11-12, May
Dav 11, Projection Club 9-10-
11-12.

KATHLEEN BROWN
Kathy Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.
Brown, Mount Joy R2, is a
Donegal high school senior
in the college preparatory
course.
Her activities include:
American Legion Award
winner 9; Hockey 9-10-11-12;
Intramurals 10, Cheerleading
11, Tumbling 10, Varsity
Club 11-12, Chorus 9-10-11-12,
Band 9-10-11-12, Stage Band
10-11-12, County Chorus 11,
District Chorus 12, Octet 11,
Newspaper Staff 11-12 (Art
Editor);
Girl Scouts, Tri-M Society
10-11-12 (Secretary); National
Honor Society 11-12.
She is a member of St
Luke’s Episcopal Church of
Mount Joy.
Kathy plans to continue
her education at Pennsylvan-
ia State University, where
she will major in home econ-
omics.

To Observe Jaycee Week
The Mount Joy Jaycees
will be observing Jaycee
Week from January 17 to 23.
The week's activities start
with Jaycee families attend-
ing services at the Chiques
Methodist church Sunday.
Monday the week will of-
fically get underway with the
signing of the proclamation
by Mayor Walters designat-
ing January 17-23 as Jaycee
week.
Tuesday the Jaycees will
donate the book “Young Men
Can Change the World”, to
the Mount Joy Library.
Thursday evening there
will be a Gala Theatre Party

Landisville Lions
Sponsor Show
The Landisville Lions Club
will sponsor a Hootenanny
for the benefit of its Eye Re-
search Program.
Time of the event will be
8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16 at
the Hempfield high school.
Appearing on stage will be:
Village Fold Group from the
Hempfield High; Swindor
Singers from Hempfield High;
Karen and Martha from Man-
heim Twp; Pat McCaskey
from F&M College; - Steve
Waring from F&M College;
Wayside Singers from Lanc
Catholic High and the Green
Wood Singers from Penn
Manor.
LADIES AUXILIARY
The regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil-
ton Grove Sportsmens Club
will be held at the club
house on Tuesday, January
19th, at 7:30 p.m
SMALL RUGS
Small throw rugs that have
a tendency to slip along the
floor can be cured by attach-
ing several jar rubbers to
the underside or by shellack-
ing the reverse side.
When in need of printing

remember The Bulletin.

at the Joy Theatre. Live mu-
sic will begin at 7 p.m. fol-
lowed by the movie. A card!:
! FOUR
business and |:
party in the theatre lobby’
will top off the evening.
Friday the
industry of the community
will hold open house tours
for the public.
highlighted by the Distin-
guished Service Award ban-
quet at the Mount Joy Res-
taurant, honoring an out-
standing young man of our
community.
Tickets or information for
any of the above mentioned
activities may be obtained
from any Jaycee member or
call 653-0785 or 653-6775.

el,
Class Historian 11,|i
Salunga Names
Fire Officials
Raymond R. Sumpman, of
65 Holland Ave, Salunga, has
been elected president of the
Salunga Fire company.
Wilbur C. Hiestand, of 88
| Main St., Salunga was named
chief.
Other officers elected in-
clude James Wickenheiser,
first vice president; Roy Witz-
second vice president;
Ronald Myers, secretary, and
. | Ben Kendig, treasurer.
Henry Hiestand and Mar-
vin McCorkel were named to
three-year terms as trustees.
Ray Witzel and Charles
Myers were elected assistant
chiefs.
Also named were Robert
Brubaker and Russell Cooper
Jr., engineers; Stanley Hos-
sler, Ray Witzel, Wickenheis-
er, Sumpman, and Lester Hu-
ber, operators.
Henry Hiestand and Sump-
man were chosen as delegates
to the Lancaster County Fire-
men’s Association, and Wick-
enheiser and Ray Witzel were
named delegates to Zone 7
meetings.
When in need of printing
remember The Bulletin.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1965

NEW ARRIVALS

Kenneth and Linda (Shaud)
Milhouse, 285 Main St., Lan-
disville, a daughter, Tuesday,
Jan. 5, at General hospital.
Melvin and Jane (Keck)
Mann, Maytown, a daughter,
Thursday, Jan. 7, at St. Jos-
eph’s hospital.
James and Bertha (Cassett)
Shaffner, Rheems, a son on
Thursday, Jan. 7, at the St.
Joseph's hospital.
Robert L. and Judith (Wen-
ger) Brandt, 207 East Main
street, a daughter, Friday,
January 8, at. St. Joseph's
hospital.
KOSER RENAMED BY
LITITZ INSURANCE
Henry H. Koser, Landis-
ville has been reelected to his
36th consecutive term as
president of the Lititz Mutual
Insurance Co. He was reelect-
ed at the company’s 77th an-
nual meeting Saturday, Jan.
9. Koser observed his 91st
birthday Tuesday, Jan 12th.
Reelected directors for 3-
year terms were John L. Ha-
maker, Ephrata, and = Henry
H. Gibbel, Lititz.
Other directors .are Jacob
G. Hershey, Owen Hershey
and John M. Miller.

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MOUNT JOY, PA.

JUST INSTALLED
121
New Safety Deposit
Boxes
NOW YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM
Come In and Rent Yours Today
Saturday the week will be |:
Union National Mount Joy Bank
Member F.D.I.C.
SIZES

MAYTOWN., PA.

A Cordial Invitation....
TO INSPECT OUR NEW FACILITIES
PLANNED TO PROVIDE THE
UTMOST IN FUNERAL SERVICE...
James B. HEILIG
FUNERAL
23 WEST MAIN STREET
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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