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Hempfield Shopping Centre
BEAUTY SALON
Special April Prices
CHILDREN’S HAIR CUT
(12 years or under)
Free Cup of Coffee With This Ad Z\ ,
Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. — 9a.m.-5 p.m.;
Thurs., Fri. — 9am. -9 p.m.
CHURCH & MAIN STREETS — LANDISVILLE, PA.
Ph: 898-7321
SHELLY'S
FURNITURE
#24 New & Used
102 N. Market 5t., Mt. Joy
Phone 653-2056
Lunches
ite?
{ "Tours of A. Bube's
ii Brewery and Cata-
combs by special re-
servation until May 1,
1975.”
SUNDAY DINNERS
Served in First Moor Dining Room
11 AM. to 7 P.M.
221 Locust St., Columbia
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri
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-MAYTOWN, PA
YES! WE MAKE HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS!
J Green? Yes! Paper-money green . the
color that banishes the blues about an over-
crowded or aging home. [J Now's the time to
let us finance your home improvements with a
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UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA.
April 16, 1975
*“When people
are shopping
for homeowners
insurance, I'm
usually their
If you're shopping, find out
if | can save you money.
Come in, or give me a call.
74 E. Main Street
Mount Joy, Pa.
PHONE 653-2212
STATE FARM FIRE
AND CASUALTY COMPANY
Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois
Martins
arrive
At least four groups of
42 E. FRONT ST.,
RP.
DRINKS 3
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Eljer
Triangle
All the angles
going for you.
The Eljer Triangle. Fits
neatly in any corner of
the bath. It's the Eljer
“triangular” toilet. Great
space-saving shape. In
Eljer decorator colors
plus white.
R.V. RICHARDS
& SONS
ELJER
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martins have been spotted
in the Marietta area by bird
watchers. Scouts, accord-
ing to an informer, arrive
prior to the rest of the mar-
tins, choose a box or house,
return to the flock and di-
rect them to their apart-
ments, where as many as 30
sections are available.
Martins usually feed on
insects which they attain
in flight. Martin boxes
should be placed at least
six feet above ground on a
pole and away from any
other foliage. © The com-
munity dwellings are most
interesting to observe, ac-
cording to martin watchers.
One large martin con-
dominium can be found near
the Blue Note Motel.
Rotary
Lititz Rotary Club will
host the 61st Annual Con-
ference of district No. 739
comprises 38 clubs from
Adams, Cumberland, Dau-
phin, Lancaster, Lebanon
and York Counties.
The Conference will in-
clude plenary sessions,
group discussion of Rotary
concerns, and entertain-
ment. The purpose of the
conference is to further the
program of Rotary by ex-
ploring new opnortunities
raising standards of business
raising standards of business
practices, working with
youth, and furthering
friendly - relations between
people of different nations.
The Lancaster Northeast
Club and Mount Joy Club
will be co-host conducting
First day of trout season on Donegal Creek
Maxwell Smith wins
Penn State award
M. Maxwell Smith, Lan-
caster County agricultural
agent, has been named reci-
pient of The Pennsylvania
State University’s Depart-
ment of Animal Science
Distinguished Alumni Award
for 1975.
Smith has been serving
on the Lancaster County
Extension Service staff since
1937. He has been Lancas-
ter County agent since 1949.
A native of Rea, Washing-
ton County, he worked in
the beef cattle barns during
his college days and was a
member of the livestock
and meats judging teams.
In Lancaster County,
Smith’s 4-H teaching and
coaching talents resulted in
the selection of 12 grand
champion and 13 reserve
champion steers and 21
grand champion and 16 re-
holds big meeting
official meetings on the 18th
and 19th.
The Conference will be
held at the Host Town Mo-
tel Resort in Lancaster, loca-
ted on Route 501. Regis-
stration will start Friday at
10 a.m.
Friday the program will
feature a pictorial report by
a group of six men recent-
ly returned from India - A
trip sponsored by Rotary
International. Also enter-
tainment by the Red Rose
Chapter of Barber Shop
Singers, followed by danc-
ing.
Saturday will feature an
address by Rotarian Leslie
S. Wright, from - Birming-
ham, Alabama. The person-
al Representative of Presi-
dent “Bill” Robbins of Ro-
tary International.
serve champion pens ot
lambs at past Pennsylvania
Farm Shows.
Also, 30 state champion
judging teams and 27 state
champion demonstration
teams, selected at the an-
nual State 4-H Days at Penn
State, came from Lancaster
County. The county’s 4-H
enrollment has been the
largest in the state for a
number of years.
Smith has been recipient
of numerous honors and
awards including the U. S.
Department of Agriculture’s
Superior Service Award; Na-
tional Association of Coun-
ty Agricultural Agents Dis-
tinguished Service Award
and Northeast Regional Ani-
mal Science Achievement
Award; and Gamma Sigma
Delta Extension Award.
Under the leadership of
William R. Robbins, of Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, U.S.A.
more than 750,000 Rotar-
ians who belong ta some
16,000 clubs in 151 Coun-
tries are uniting their efforts
to provide opportunities for
meaningful participation in
projects to every member.
President Robbins theme
“Renew the Spirit of Ro-
tary,” stresses that each
Rotarian has the opportun-
ity to make the world a
better place by “rededicat-
ing himself to the spirit of
Rotary, a commitment to
stand up for what is good
and right, and to do those
things within his grasp to
improve the world around
him.
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