WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1973
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Used Apt. Size Gas Range,
aso used electric dryer,
Myers’ Metered Gas. R. D. 3,
Manheim. 663-3583. 42-tfc
From wall to wall, no =o'1 at
all, on carpets cleaned with
Blue Lustre, Rent electric
shampooer $1. Graham's, 20
Market Square, Manheim, Pa.
42-1c
1956 Chevrolet Sedan, 6-Cyl.,
automatic, motor running con-
dition, needs transmission.
Make offer. Call 665-4654 af-
ter 3 p.m. 42-1c
Office furniture and ma-
chines. Low overhead, low
LOSE WEIGHT
OR MONEY BACK
Odrinex can help you become the trim
slim person you want to be. Odrinex is
a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con-
tains no dangerous drugs. No starving.
No special exercise. Get rid of excess
fat and live longer. Odrinex has been
used successfully by thousands all over
the country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan
costs $3.25 and the large economy size
$5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your
money will be refunded by your druggist.
No questions asked. Accept no sub-
stitutes. Sold with this guarantee by:
AT LEADING DRUG STORES.
41-4p
prices. Foldng chairs &
tables, safes, duplicators, new
& used electric typewriters,
etc. Nolts, along Ephrata-
Rothsville road. Phone Akron
859-1617 42-tfc
Is inexpensive to clean rugs
and upholstery with Blue
Lustre. Rent electric shamp-
coer $1. Longenecker’s Hard-
ware, 39 Market Square, Man-
heim, Pa. 42-1c
Food Sale, Kappa Omega of
Beta Sgma Phi in front of
Kreamer’s Pharmacy in Eliza-
bethtown Friday. Jan. 12 from
6:30 to 9; Sat., Jan 13 from 9
fo 3. 42-1c
Planning your wedding? Let
us help you! Come and talk
to us and see the many beau-
tiful bouquets that we can de-
sgn especially for you. We
have a selection for every
budget. Pam’s Posy Shop, 155
South Charlotte St., Manhe m,
665-2385. 41-4c
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FOR RENT
Maytown New luxury
town house apartments. 2 bed-
rooms, 12 baths, carpeted,
air conditioned, dish washer,
playground. Available now.
Phone 426-3411. 41-5¢
Captain Khan conquered an
empire larger than all of
North America.
PHONE 653-4221 ;
NEWCOMER MOTORS
USED CARS
1971
1969
1968
1968
1966
1964
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CHEV. IMPALA COUPE
12-TON PICK-UP
OLDS. SEDAN
CHEV. SEDAN
OLDS CUTLASS SEDAN
CHEVELLE SEDAN
CADILLAC COUPE, CLEAN
and TRUCKS
AUCTIONS make the difference in i
livestock!
NEW HOLLAND makes the
in auctions!
MONDAY 10:30 A.M.—FAT HOGS and SHOATS
2:30 P.M.—FAT STEERS,
HORSE SALE—MONDAY at 10:00 A.M.
DAIRY SALE—WEDNESDAY at 12:30 P.M,
FAT STEERS, BULLS, COWS & VEAL
THURSDAY at 12:30 P.M,
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
New Holland, Penna.
Abram W. Diffenbach, Mar.ager
marketing
difference
West Main and New Haven Streets
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
BULLS, COWS & VEAL
Phone (717) 354-2184 |
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WANTED — Antique & Flea
Mari ket Dealers. Now taking
reservations for indoor stalls
for the Columbia Borough
Flea Market. Will be open
every Sunday. Room for sixty
dealers. For information call
Borough office daily 684-2468.
Evenings and Saturdays and
Sundays, call Columbia Police
Dept. 684-5000. 41-2¢
Services Offered
Income Tax aid, by appoint-
ment. Sirickler’s Insurance &
Tax Service, 57 Market Sq.,
Manheim, 685-2106. 42-8¢
Sales & Service on Zenith -
Norge - Gib on TV’s, Stereos
and Appliances at Henny’s
Electric. Market Sq., Manheim
Jm & Mary Norton, owners.
42-1c
REPAIR WORK WANTED —
Minor roofs, Spouting, Inter-
ior & exterior painting. Gen-
eral carpentry. Sidewalks.
George L. Workman, Mount
Joy R2. Ph. 653-1290. 41-tfc
Tree and shrub planting,
maintenance or removal. Writ-
ten estimates, low competitive
rates, and insured. Brett Reed
Lancaster 299-4037. “Large or
small, we care for them all.”
41-2¢
FUBLIC SALES
Distelfink Auction Sales, Thur-
sday , Jan. 11, 6:30 p.m. Gen-
eral merchandise, glass, odds
and ‘ends, beds, furniture,
some antiques. Located Ya mi.
norta ILancaster-Lebanon
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Speciai Antique Sale Sat,
Jan. 20, at 10 a.m. Listing to
42-1c
CARDS OF THANK
I want to thank all my rel-
atives, friends and neighbors
for the cards and flowers,
in the hospital
and since my return home,
Mabel Sliver 42-1p
§ DEOTION
The famous mountaineer
George Lee Malloy was asked
why men want to climb a
mountain. He gave the much
reply. “Because it is
the significant fact that be-
yond the basic needs of life
we all have goals, ideals, and
concepts that need to be ful-
filled. Fulfiliment of these
higher needs is just as impor-
tant as food, shelter, or sur-
vival. Decide what goals and
ideals you want to see accom-
plished in your own life and
give them your determination
and devotion. Remember that
you have a need to reach
them “because they are
there.”
Linen and cottons dipped in
a light starch solution are less
apt to soil, and stains wash
out more readily.
Cassius Clay kayoed Henry
Cooper in the sixth round in
London on May 21, 1966.
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Give Honor At
Milten Hershey
Robert W. Longenecker, son
of Mr. Lincaus W. Longe-
necker, R.R. 4, Manheim, re-
cently was elected to the
Headmaster’s Society at Mil-
ton Hershey School in Her-
shey.
Membership in the society
is honorary and is based upon
a recommendation of the stu-
dent home life staff and the
houseparents of each boy's
MATURITY
Have you ever wondered
why so many men and wom-
en reach their middle years
and then start asking such
questions as, ‘“What’s it all
about? What am I living for?”
It may well be that this is a
perfectly natural process. As
we mature through our life
experiences, we should pause
every so often for a self-reap-
praisal. If we are lost in a for-
est a good idea is to climb to
a high place and view the sur-
roundings. Then we know
which direction to take to
avoid getting lost,
student home. The selection
signifies administrative recog-
nition of exemplary citizenship
at the privately-endowed
school for boys.
Robert, 17, is a senior tak-
ing the college preparatory
liberal arts curriculum. He is
president of his student home
council, and a member of the
Spartan Chapter of the Na-
tional Honor Society, the stud-
ent senate, and the touring
varsity Glee Club. He is also
one of the School’s representa-
tives to the Capital Area
Youth Forum.
Twenty-three students were
inducted into the select group
at a special convocation on
December 15, 1972.
FOR Moving
Storage
CALL
Charles E. Groff
653-1357 MOUNT JOY
PUBLIC SALE
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Household Goods - Store Stock
SATURDAY,
12:00
JAN. 20 1973
P.M.
Located on the premises at 915 North Hanover St..
Elizabethtown, Penna. Known as Hetrick's Store along
Route 743.
112 SOUTH MAIN STREET
MANHEIM, PENNA,
(Formerly Manheim-Doncgal Rcalty
Call and asl for:
Rick Hershey, Sales Rep
OFFICE PHONES:
665-2401
653-1478 397-8174
HOME PHONE:
665-3797
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Complete liquidation of all remaining items in store as
well as some Household Goods including 2 living room
suites, roll-away beds, electric range and many items
too numerous to be mentioned.
Lots of items to be sold. Bring your own chairs.
Conditions by:
CARL L. CLAWSER
HARRY H. BACHMAN - AUCTIONEER 41 3c