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Episcopal
Ladies
plan
bazaar
by Janet Houseal
The Episcopal Church
Women of St. Luke’s Epis-
copal Church, Mount Joy
“will sponsor a Holiday Food
[ Bazaar on Saturday, De-
cember 11 from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Home baked food
Jem: will highlight the
bazaar, cranberry relish,
home baked bread, pies,
cakes, jellies, preserves,
candy, and traditional
Christmas cookies will be
sold.
Christmas tree orna-
ments, quilling items, and
other beautiful crafts will
also be sold.
Poinsettias and house
plants will be featured.
SHARE
THANKSGIVING
When people you love won’t be at your
Thanksgiving table, remember them with
Hallmark Thanksgiving cards.
SLOAN’S PHARMACY
61 E. Main St., Mount Joy, Pa. Phone 653-4001
Hallmark
© 1976 Hallmark Cards, Inc
DID YOU HEAR...
Rachel Flowers is cele-
brating her 65th birthday
on November 20th. The
family wishes her a happy
"birthday.
Specials for Nov. 18 thru 24
1.79
KRAFT
Velvetta Cheese
STORE BAGGED
Loose Fine
Ground Coconut
79¢
NEW PACK NOW IN
Cohort Chunk
Freestone Peaches
69:.
2/89¢
se 49¢
2/69¢
59¢
Peanuts 59¢
BENDER'S
phone 898-2331 SALUNGA, PA.
LIBBY’S
Solid Pumpkin :v. can
SHURFINE
Sweet Cucumber Chips
OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry Sauce
16-0Z.
CAN
English Walnuts i skew
IN SHELL
Darrel Risberg has been named guard of the month for October at Seiler
Elementary School. Photo shows Darrel relaxing on top of the monkey bars at Seiler.
Thanksgiving breakfast planned
at Marietta English Presbyterian
by Elsie McCloskey
The young people of the
Marietta English Presby-
terian Church, are spon-
soring a ‘‘Thanksgiving
Breakfast’’ in the Social
Hall of the church on
Thursday morning, Novem-
ber 25th at 8 a.m.
There will be a musical
program, given by ‘‘Mes-
siah’s Messenger’s’’ a
group of young people from
Lancaster.
This group has been with
us on Thanksgiving morn-
ing for the past two years,
and are very well-known
and liked in this commun-
ity.
The public is invited to
attend but reservation must
be made by November
20th. To do this, call either
Lyn Winters, 426-1014 or
Dick White, 426-3407.
Walter Gingrich wins scout award
A quality control super-
visor at Wyeth Laboratories
in Marietta has been a-
warded the Silver Beaver,
the highest honor the
Lancaster-Lebanon Council
Boy Scouts of America, can
bestow.
The presentation of the
Award for noteworthy ser-
vice of exceptional charac-
ter to the youth of Lancas-
ter and Lebanon Counties
was the highlight of the
Council's adult leaders’
recognition dinner at Mc-
Caskey High School. One
WE ARE GOING TO HAVE OUR ANNUAL
Thanksgiving Day
Feast
Thanksgiving Day :
at 1:00
PLEASE GET YOUR RESERVATION IN EARLY
CLOSING DATE NOVEMBER 20, 1976
recipient of the Silver
Beaver Awards was Walter
C. Gingrich, Elizabethtown,
quality control supervisor
at Wyeth Laboratories and
Scoutmaster of Troop 8S.
Clarence C. Newcomer,
Judge of the U.S. District
Court, Philadelphia, was
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Foote (Shirley Spang) R.D.
#1, Bainbridge, a daughter
at General Hospital, No-
vember 13.
‘HOSTETTER 5 “Dining Service, inc.
Mount Joy 653-5911
Birt
the quest speaker at the
dinner. Judge Newcomer is
an Eagle Scout from Troop
39 Mount Joy, and former-
ly served as chairman of
the Western District and
Executive Board Member
of the Lancaster County
Council.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde An-
drews (Helen DeJesus) 14
East Market Street, Mari-
etta, a daughter at St.
Joseph Hospital, November
9.
November 17, 1976