THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1967
‘Chaplains Work
With Viet Troops
PAGE FOUR
AUTOMATIC WASHERS
CAN POSE SAFETY
HAZARDS
Doris W. Thomas Extension
Jerry Marcus
* Council Was It Sudden?
(From page 1)
work and that the Krei-
mer
der company is expected to| More than 200 chaplains | _ inl uve 8 :
begin work Y ay De are ministering to our soldiers Economist Says Slifough aio
lin Vietnam, the Catholic Di-| matic washers no longer po:
a threat of accidental injury
from a wringer, hazards are
present. Automatic washers
need to be grounded to elim-
inate the danger of electric
In the meantime, curbs are
beinz installed on Orchard | Best notes. Another 2,000 are
road between Main and |S€rving at army posts else
Birchland, making ready for | Where in the world and thru-
ebuilding of that thor. |out the U. S. All have been
the |
thiore | specially trained at the Chap- webu} .
TE pitmber meeting of Ite School, at Fort Hamilton fhock, ® a a DI
the council will be held on |in Brooklyn, just beyond thel1s located nn the 2cCre
Monday night, Sept. 11 — | Verrazano Bridge. greater BE tac is in con-
one week later than usuail ‘The student chaplains : fol ¥ 8 Ee re 4 veo
because of Labor Dav. | low the practices of their par- tact wit e earth. you
: ticular faiths. But distinct touch or grasp a Pa
® Of This 'n That
From page 1)
playground picnics, teacher |
get-togethers, etc, etc.
The park takes care of
them all in fine fashion.
There’s ample parking, the
pavilions are numerous, the
wales supply handy, and
there’s plenty to do and see.
This summer, the park is
particularly beautiful, with
its lush green grass, encour-
aged by our frequent rains! |
Yes, Mount Joy can be
very proud of its parks!
* * »
We heard of an unusual
plant this week. Mrs. Eliza-
beth Charles and Miss Betty
Charles, 224 Pinkerton Road,
have blooming in their yard
a lovely “evening primrose.”
ive spirit of the school is in
terreligious, and it could not|
be otherwise in the multifaith |
army of a multifaith nation.
At the school, the principal
courses of study are the ‘Ba-
gic’ and the “Career.” The
basic course runs nine weeks,
and includes a week of man-
euvers in the field at nearby
Fort Dix, N. J.
After considerable experi-
ence with troops, chaplains
who wish to make a career]
in the army move ahead to]
the Career course, which
lasts nine months.
About
are now enrolled. It is entire-
ly classroom work, and upon
graduation the chaplains will
be assigned to posts usually
at Staff level, and some will
ship out to Vietnam
Make Inventory
It is a yellow blossom, a-
bout four inches across, that
begins to open in the late af-
ternoon, is at its peak dur-
Of Home Items
If you had a fire in
home, would you be able
ing the evening, and then
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were
tell your insurance man
what items of contents
destroyed?
The American
Association recommends that
you make an inventory of
your belongings.
To do this, the Association]
clos; again when morning
COI CoH
* * *
As we have always said,
Mount Joy people do inter-
esting things!
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W.
Holmes, RD 1 were guests
at a sizeable private party.
in Harrisburg recently given
in honor af the visiting Prin-
cess from Holland, daughter
of the Dutch Queen.
According to Mrs. Holmes,
the Princess was attended
by two ladies in waiting, and
her escort was a handsome
member of a Dutch military
suggests you go through your
house, making a list of each
chair, table, and every other
article of furniture. Opposite
each, write the price you
paid for it, or, if you cannot
remember or do not know
the price, put down a figure
representing what you think
its present value is.
This list can be made in
| standing on the ground
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Insurance}; a
defective appliances
and
touch a water faucet at the
same time, your body serves
as a conductor. But, if the
machine is grounded, the cur-
| rent goes into the ground and
not through you. If you feel
even a slight shock or tingle
when using a washer, take it
out of service at once and
have it repaired
You
el
can grouna ae
oh the ~: vt lo » Re
a Cis CS
macnin
tion. If
equipped with an
stop when the lid is
turn off the washer
adjusting a load.
automatic
raised,
before
REPOTTING BEGONIAS
While repotting begonias,
ferns and other house plants
use a good soil mixture, says
J. Robert Nuss, extension or-
namental horticulturist at
Penn State U. He also sug-
gests removing all seed pods
“| school is of tremendous
Crossing between intersections killed 3,630 persons in,
Ready Children
To Begin School
For preschool children and
their parents, beginning
im-
portance. Between now and
September, parents will give
considerable thought to get
ting children ready for
school. Both short-term act-
ions and long-term planning
will be involved, says Mrs.
Marguerite L. Duvall, exten-
sion specialist in child de-
velopment of Penn State U.
Physically, the goal is a
strong, healty body. Long-
range planning for this can
include building good habits,
sential as the physical one,
reminds Mrs. Duvall. Child-
ren need to grow and devel-
op mentally, socially, and
emotionally to be ready for
the milestone of beginning
school.
Parents can help their chil-
dren to meet this new chal-
lenge by enriching their ex-
periences and stimulating
their curiosity. They also can
teach them how to meet new
situations without fear and
how to play with other child-
ren their own age. Helping
children to be ready for
school will make this new
experience a pleasant one,
Mrs. Duvall adds.
It cost operators of a 3,400
from annuals to prolong their
blooming period.
corps .! «= | duplicate. One copy should be
placed with your fire insur-
ance man so that he will have
it for his reference if you
have a fire.
You should also itemize
small items you may have in
pound passenger car 58-8 cents
per 100 pounds to register a
vehicle in Pennsylvania,
while truckers pay 65 cents
and up for each 100 pounds
of weight.
such as eating and sleeping,
and building muscles and
eye-hand coordination thru
active play. Among the im-
mediate things are a physical
checkup, clothes for school,
and teaching children safety
Pennsylvania's proposed
spot safety improvement high-
way program when financed
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