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OFFICE PHONES:
653-1279
enn Realty Inc
112 SOUTH MAI STREET
MANHEIM, PENNA,
(Formerly Muanheim-Doncgal Realty Co's)
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FOR SALE
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GARAGE SALE, SAT. OCT.
98. 42 Columbia Ave., Mount
Joy, 10 - 4; Rain Date, Nov. 4
32-1d
Used Washers & Dryers, $10
and up. Special prices on
stoves. At Henny’s Electric,
43 Market Square, Manheim,
Pa. 32-1¢
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Quality Plus! Wide selection
of Prints and Plain Double
Knits await you at Henny's
Electric, 43 Market Square,
Mtnheim, Pa, 32-1c
Lost, bright carpet colors. Re-
store them with Blue Lustre,
Rent electric shampooer $1.
Longenecker’s Hardware, 39
Market Square, Manheim, Pa.
te 32-1c
1971 Pontiac Ventura, excel-
lent condition, P.S., Air, V-8,
4 Door. Obie Auto Sales, Rte.
- AUTUMN SAVINGS -
72, 9 miles north of Man-
heim. Ph. 665-6063. 32-1¢c
Good 20” black & white con-
sole T.V. $85. Call 665-6288.
32-1c
Garage Sale Saturday, Oct. 28
from 9 am. to 6 p.m. Thous-
ands of items—baby furniture,
tools, end tables, dishes,
clothes, etc. One free book
with each purchase of 25¢ or
more. One quarter mile north
of Turnpike Interchange on
Rte 72 at Distelfinw Camp
Grounds. 32-1c
Clean rugs, like new. So easy
to do with Blue Lustre. Rent
electric shamgpooer $1. Gra-
ham’s. 20 Market Square,
Manheim, Pa, 2-1c
Place your order NOW for
gun cabinets for Christmas
There are 10 and 5 gun avail-
able. Ph. 898-2877 or 569-1398
821 Centerville Road. 31-4c
Two used 367 Gas ‘Ranges;
Used Electric Clothes Dryer.
Myers Metered Gas, R. D. 3,
les Rep
HOME PHONE:
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Manheim. 665-3588.
30-tfc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Two - bedroom
mobile home, located near
Manheim. Call 665-4339.
32-2¢
Room Wanted. Middle-aged
Christian man with modest
means wants room, just ord-
inary. Write Box AF c/o Mt.
Joy Bulletin. 31-2¢
HELP WANTED
Men or women to read water
meters in Mount Joy. Part-
time basis. Call 653-5938.
32-2¢
Young man, willing to work,
for carpet laying and uphols-
tering. Stop in to learn of
benefits. Myer’s Furniture
Store, 936 Lancaster Road,
Manheim. Phone 665-5781.
31-2¢
The four-foot river dog of
the Nile is a voracious fish
with sharklike teeth,
Value Rated Used Cars:
"70 Chevy Caprice, Air, 4 Dr. HT
P.B., P.B. A.T.
"72 Delta Royale 4 Dr. HT
AIR CONDITION, P.S., P.B., AT. (DEMONSTRATOR)
70 Cutlass
Supreme Coupe
AIR, P.S., P.B., A.T. AM-FM STEREO RADIO, LOW MILEAGE.
"70 Olds 98
Loaded
’68 Delta 4 Dr. Sedan
AIR CONDITION, P.S., P.B., A.T.
OLDSMOBILE
J. Harvey Spahr
A Safe Place To Buy
Oldsmobile & Diamond Reo Trucks
41 - 43 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 665-2281
MANHEIM, PA.
. eral carpentry,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1972
~ Services Offered
Saw filing and lawn nower
sharpening, Paul Fauser, 50
N. Fulton St,, Manheim, Call
665-4676. 31-2¢
REPAIR WORK WANTED —
Minor roofs, Spouting, Inter-
ior & exterior painting, Gen-
Sidewalks.
George L. Workman, Mount
Joy R2, Ph. 653-1290, 29 8c
CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
cards, flowers, and visits dur
ing my recent ho:pitalization.
A special thank you to Rev.
ol
Roy Eshleman
3 10
J24-1¢
Kohler. Mrs. J.
The Worry Clinic
oy Dr. Geo. W. Crane
observations! For
Heed Alma’s shrewd
cats may do more good for
dogs and
shy, unhapry kiddies and
withdrawn oldsters in Nursing Homes, than all our medi
cal drugs! Even in mental sanitariums, we find that
pet dog's wagg ng tail restores the starved ego of many
oldsters who are hungry for love and affection!
CASE R527: Alma G., aged 27, is a nurse.
“Dr. Crane,” she began,
tarium.
“Many of these patients are
elderly and withdrawn {from
reality to a serious degree.
But I truly believe love &
personal attention to their ego
hunger would often do more
good for them than drugs.
“For example, a stray little
beagle puppy got into the hos-
pital one day. Since the head
doctor liked animals, he let it
stay.
“This dog would go around
to the patients and wag its
tail in delight if they gave it
something to eat.
“And it would lick their
hands or snuggle down beside
their feet.
‘Soon I noticed that many
of the inmates would hold
back bread or other ilems at
meal time in order to have
something to share with the
puppy.
“Gradually, their lack of
interest in their surroundings
changed, for now they looked
forward to petting this dog or
“I am on duty at a mental sani-
ment!
Animal pets in the form of
cats and dogs (or even canar-
ies and parakeets) help focus
our attention on external real-
ity.
And the purring of the cat,
as well as the dog's tail-wag-
ging, are a form of compli-
ment.
They inflate the ego of the
human being who is petting
the cat or feeding tidbits to
the dog.
Alas, thousands of former-
ly active, beloved oldsters are
now shunted away from their
once familiar surroundings.
Maybe most of their imme-
diate families are dead, so
they tend to withdraw into a
dream world.
A dog or cat thus helps to
pull their attention back to
external reality.
And it does so in a happy
manner, for when a dog barks
gieefully or wags its tail, that
builds up the ego of its hu-
giving it food. man companion
“So I feel sure that more
dogs and cats in our Nursing
Homes, as well as our mental
sanitariums, would be very
beneficial,
“Dr. Crane, what do You
think of this idea?”
DOGS AS DOCTORS
BE -
USEDCARS
‘67 Rambler 770
4-Dr., At.,, Air .. $795
7 Alma’s observation 1s cor-
%@ robrated by many other doc- § ‘68 Ford Wagon, A.T. $585
By tors and nurses. a
For there is a basic axiom 85 Tempest 2-Dr. H.T.
of psychology which states: AT. ........... $395
People do not run away nor § ‘g4 Chevelle 4-Dr. .. $350
w.thdraw from pleasure!
Conversely, all animals try § ‘6B Valiant 4-Dr .... $295
to flee from pain. .
But our human agony isn’t 61 Falcon 2-Dr. .... $175
limited to needle stabs or § ‘61 Rambler American $100
burns as is true of infrahum-
an creatures, e
For we can suffer severe
psychological pain, such as VIC WENGER
humiliation, rejection by loved
ones, and severe ego starva-
tion.
Insanity is usually an ex-
treme type of flight, due to
a forbidding, cruel or fear-
some psycholog.cal environ-
PUBLIC SALE
THE FORMER MAYTOWN BANK BUILDING AND
RESIDENCE
SATURDAY, NOV. 18, "72
10:00 A. M.
LOCATED AT 13-15 W. HIGH ST.. MAYTOWN, PA.
21, STORY BRICK BUILDING
Bank side: large room with second floor. Residence
side: first floor, living room, dining room, kitchen, den
laundry room; second floor, 3 bedrooms, tile bath, bal-
cony. 2 rooms in attic, oil furnace with radiator heat,
basement, TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
To inspect this property call 426-3776.
Real estate to be offered at 10:00 a.m.
Sale by
Union. National Mount Joy Bank
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
HARRIS C. ARNOLD, ATTORNEY
H. (ABE) SHAFFNER, AUCTIONEER - 653-5689
Colebrook St., R.D. 2
2 Mi. North of Manheim
On Shoemaker Rd.
Phone 665-3728
32-34-35