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Seeking Young
Men and Women
For Rotary Grants
Dr. David E. Schlosser,
president of the Mount Joy
Rotary club, has announced that
the club is seeking young men
and women in the Donegal area
as candidates for Rotary
Foundation educational awards
for study abroad in 1975-76.
The Foundation offers four
types of educational awards:
Graduate Fellowships, for those
who have recieved a bachelor’s
degree or equivalent and are
between the ages of 20 and 28;
Undergraduate Scholarships, for
those with a minimum of two
years of university level work
and are the ages of 18 to 20,
Technical Training Awards for
those with a secondary education
and at least two years’ working
experience and are the ages of 21
to 35; Awards to Teachers of the
Handicapped, for those who have
been engaged as fulltime
teachers of the mentally,
physically or educationally
handicapped for at least two
years at the time of application
and are the ages of 25 to 50.
Each award includes round-
trip transportation, educational
and living expenses for one
academic year, and funds for
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YORK, PENNA.
November 14, 1973
intensive language training, if
necessary.
In 1947, the Foundation started
its programs of sending young
adults abroad for study, and
since that time, the Foundation
has awarded more than US $17.5
million for its various programs,
and more than 6,000 young men
and women have gone to coun-
tries other than their own for a
year of study. As a non-profit
organization, The Rotary
Foundation is supported by
voluntary contributions from
Rotarians, Rotary clubs, and
friends of Rotary in 150 different
countries.
“Recent Rotary Foundation
awards to students of this area
have gone to Richard Heisey and
Mitchell Albert. Further in-
formation about these awards is
available from Dr. Schlosser.
Applications are due by March
15, 1974.
Jill Shupp To Play
With Mid-West Team
Jill Shupp, a freshman at
Millersville State College, this
past week end was named to the
Mid-East II hockey team, and
will be playing in the National
Field Hockey Tournament during
the Thanksgiving week end, in
Boston, Mass.
Jill, the daughter of Mrs.
Nancy Shupp, Harvestview
apartments, was named to play
in the national tournament
following the district meet at
Gettysburg. She is a 1973
graduate of Donegal high school.
Mount Joy Girl
Member E-town Band
Miss Carol A. Zimmerman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Zimmerman, 122 S. Barbara St.,
is participating as a member of
the 83-member Concert Band and
the Woodwind Ensemble this
year at Elizabethtown College.
The Concert Band, an integral
part of the College's music
program, presents concerts on
and off the campus during the
year.
PUBLIC SALE
OF 383 ACRES INDOVER TOWNSHIP
4 ADJOINING FARMS WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Opportunity for Builders, Developers and Investors
On Saturday, November 17at 10:30a.m., at R.D.3, Dover, Pa.,
at Farm No. 1 (also known as “Home Farm’) follow signs from
corner of Nursery Road and Bull Road (Roosevelt Ave. ex-
tended), five (5) miles north of York.
383 acres of gently rolling farm lands with wooded areas and
springs and streams. Approximately 6,150 feet of hard road
frontage. Electricity, telephone and gas available & public
sewer nearby.
Farm No. 1, also known as “Home Farm,’’ contains 71.4 Acres
of land, with streams and spring-fed water supply. Im-
provements consist of a 2! story house with perma-stone,
heated by oil-hot water system. House has 5 rooms on first floor
and 4 bedrooms and bath on second floor. House is in good
condition. Also, small stone Summer house with 3 rooms, double
car block garage, large frame barn, silo and other out-buildings.
Farm No. 2, also known as “Strayer Farm,’ has 136.2 Acres,
including both wooded areas and land suitable for farming.
Stream runs through tract. Good road frontage on both sides of
hard-top road known as Butter Road. Improvements consist of
frame house with 4 rooms on first floor and 6 rooms on second
floor. House has oil heat and bath. Water provided by good well.
Corn barn included.
Farm No. 3, also known as ‘Brenneman Farm,” is 69.6 Acres
of both woodland and cleared land. Road frontage on both sides
of Butter Road. Improvements consists of 8 room brick house
with 3rooms and bath downstairs and 5 rooms upstairs. Oil heat.
Water provided by good well.
Farm No. 4, also known as ‘“‘Hamme Farm,” has 105.7 Acres
of farm land and wooded areas. Stream crosses property. Road
frontage on hardtop road known as Nursery Road. Im-
provements consist of a 7 room stone and frame house, with oil
heat and bath. Also a restored Summer house with 3 rooms. oil
heat and bath.
Note: All acreage plotted from existing deeds.
TERMS OF SALE: Each farm will be offered individually,
also, all four farms will be offered as a unit. 10 percent deposit
by cash or check at time of sale. Balance due at settlement, on
or before February 1, 1974. Other conditions to be announced at
time of sale.
Inspection by appointment — Phone: C.W. Lamparter at (717)
292-2438 or Jacob A. Gilbert, auctioneer, at (717) 252-3591.
os ALYCE E. LAMPARTER ESTATE
Ann I. Stover, Administrators C.W.Lamparter,
Auctioneer: Jacob A. Gilbert Margaret C. Lamparter,
Attorneys: Stock and Leader
Telephone Lines
Laid Under Sidewalk
Installation of underground
cables by the United Telephone
company has entered a new
phase.
Work has begun on the Main
street section of construction,
working westward from Fair-
view avenue.
Probably the first time in the
borough, utilities lines are being
placed under sidewalks. The
concrete is being cut with a
machine, a trench will be dug and
conduits laid. The trench will be
backfilled and the sidewalk
relaid.
A manhole is being built at
Main.
The lines will cross the railroad
in an open trench and continue
westward to Springville road.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
102 North Market Street
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Now Serving
Sunday Dinners
In first floor dining rooms
1TAM. to 7PM.
For Reservations
Call 653-2056 33.tfc
Dines With Pro Grid
Team At Philadelphia
Mitch Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James C. Johnson, 546
Terrace avenue, was one of a
number of 11-year-olds honored
October 28 at Philadelphia.
A participant in the
Philadelphia area championships
of Ford Motor company’s Punt,
Pass and Kick competition, he
and other contestants had dinner
with members of the Eagles
professional football team.
Although he did not win in his
age level competition, he
previously had won his way
through area contests and has a
fine trophy for his efforts.
APPLES
Stayman - Red and Yellow Delicious
Priced From $2.65 Bas. to $3.75 Bas.
Stayman Seconds $1.75 Bas. - $3.25 Bas.
FRESH SWEET CIDER
Citrus: Oranges - Grapefruit - Tangeloes
Red Grapes - Nuts - Dates - Prunes - Peanuts - Black Walnut
Kernals - Coconut - Chocolate Chips Delicious Mince Meat
Farm Fresh Eggs - Cobbler and Katahdin Potatoes - Frosty
Acre Frozen Vegetables
Frozen Orange Juice - Chill Ripe Punch
WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MARKET
Va Mile West of Mt. Joy Along Route 230. Phone 653-566!
New Store hours: Mon-Tue.-Wed. Sat. 8-6; Thurs.8a.m.-8p.m.;Fri.8a.m.-%p.m.
NEWCOMER MOTORS, INC.
1965—Delta 88 Olds Sdn.
1968— Buick Station Wagon
1973—Chevelle Sedan
New Cars — Used Cars
‘74 Fleetside Pickups
New ‘73 Models at Bargain Prices
100 W. Main St.,
“ONLY $49.95
AND YOU JUST PLUG IT
INTO THE
TELEPHONE LINE.”
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To determine
DON'T BE MISLED BY FALSE CLAIMS LIKE THAT. Before
you buy telephone equipment from a catalog, store, or salesman —
BE SURE YOU KNOW ALL THE FACTS.
Often not mentioned or conveniently overlooked in such claims
is the fact that such equipment requires a “coupler”. The coupler
must be furnished, installed, and maintained by the phone
. and it must be attached before customer owned
equipment can legally be ‘plugged into’ the public telephone
network. All of this is in accordance with tariffs on file with the
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.
The coupler is required to protect telephone employees from
harmful voltages and the telephone network from disturbing
It also helps to insure that calls are
properly transmitted by the equipment and correctly received by
the public telephone system.
rates for the coupler and for information
regarding the responsibilities of customers who own their own
equipment, please call your local business office.
Another thing. If you're interested in any type of phone
equipment — do yourself a favor . . .
have what you need. After all, who is better qualified to provide
and maintain phone equipment than the phone company?
BEE rE UNITED TELEPHONE
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Mount Joy, Ph. 653-4821
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