WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1967
TIIE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
PAGE FIVE
® Of This n That
(From page 1)
Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, Ill., were caught in the
blizzard on the turnpike near
Chicago this past weekend.
“It was dreadful!” Mr. Hen-
drix said. “Seven inches of
snow fell in one hour, and it
was 8 below zero, with the
wind blowing a gale!
“We kept moving, but drove
only five miles in one hour.
Cars and trucks were stalled
everywhere, and the snow
was coming down so hard
that you couldn't even be
sure you were on the high-
way a lot of the time!”
Needless to say, the Hen-
drix family was glad to be
safely back in Mount Joy,
Watch Dan Blocker, Michael Landon and Lorne Greene, stars of Chevrolet's “Bonanza”
with the snow experience be-
hind them.
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A pleasant interlude of the
late winter season was en-
joyed by many, many people
in this area as they attended
showings of the Ice Capades
at Hershey, Feb. 15 - 25.
We were among the capa-
city crowd enjoying the ice
spectacular last
Thursday
, on NBC-TV next Sunday night.
night,
It se" med to us unusually
sparkli 12 and entertaining
this year — or were we see-
ing it through the eyes of one
member of our family who
had not attended an ice show
for six years?
Be that as it may, we thor-
oughly enjoyed the innovation
this year of watching the
brilliant skaters skate in and
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out of the huge colored movie
that was thrown on the back-
drop curtain.
It was ingenious, to say
the least!
The smooth bro‘ 2r-sister
team of Otto ana Maria Jel-
inek . . . the incomparable
Romayne and Stecle . . Tom-
my Litz, the Hershey boy . .
Freddie Trenkler . . Hans
Leiter . . . Spanky, the chimp
. old favorites all — they
put on a wonderful show!
The costumes were breath
taking, as always.
How lucky we are, to have
two fabulous ice shows in
our midst every year!
United Utilities
To Up Dividends
An increase in the quarter-
ly dividend and a proposal
to authorize the issuance of
10 million shares of prefer-
red stock has received appro-
val of the Board of Directors
of United Utilities, Inc.
The board, meeting at the
company headquarters in
Kansas City, voted to in-
crease the first quarterly div-
idend of 1967 to 20 cents a
share, up from 19 cents, to
shareholders of record on
March 28.
The indicated annual divi-
dend rate of 80 cents a share
is up four cents a share from
1966.
A resolution to amend the
articles of incorporation and
authorize the issuance of 10
million shares of preferred
stock, with specific terms to
be stipulated by the directors,
was passed. The proposal is
subject to approval by stock-
holders at the company’s an-
nual meeting May 25. The
record date entitling stock-
holders to notice of and to
vote at the annual meeting
was set as April 17, 1967.
“This form of security is
being recommended to our
shareholders to provide addi-
tional flexibility in our ac-
quisition program and in fin-
ancing our record construc-
tion program,” P. H. Henson,
president and board chairman
said.
Agreement in principle on
the terms of a merger of
Pioneer Telephone Com-
pany of Wacondia, Minn., in-
to the United Telephone Sys-
tem was announced,
The merger, expected to
be completed later this year,
will extend the United Tele-
phone System into two new
states, Minnesota and North
Dakota.
Sir Valentine
Elected at D.H.S.
Carl Hostetter, a senior en-
rolled in the Donegal high
school business course, has
captured the title of “Sir
Valentine” in the contest
held annually at D. H. S.
Other candidates in the con-
test included Raymond Wag
ner, Dave Gerberich, Ken .
Smith and Bob Baker.
The above nominees were
chosen by senior homerooms.
The entire student body
chose the winner of the con-
test by depositing penny
votes in jars decorated for
each candidate.
A total of $24.41 was col-
lected through the contest
and will be turned over to
Heart Haven in Lancaster.
Carl’s activities have in-
cluded participation on the
Indian grid team. He wrest-
led at 180 lbs. and occupied
the right guard position on
the football squad. He also
has maintained a berth on
the tennis team throughout
his high school career.
PLENTY OF PEDALERS
America has 60 million
bicycle riders.
The worst feature of the
Vietnam war. is lingering
doubt about: each American
death — whether it will ac
accomplish anything lasting.
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