Page 14—SUSQUEHANNA TIMES save for a sunny day, NOT ONE BUT 2 VACATION SAVINGS PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM SCHEDULED SAVINGS REGULAR VACATION CLUB Pay 50 cents a week and receive een $ 25.00 Deposit your savings regularly and receive interest Pay $1.00 a week and receive ........$ 50.00 at the current rate of 5% annually. You will have Pay $2.00 a week and receive ........ $100.00 all of the money for next year's vacation saved. . . Pay $3.00 a week and receive ...... .. $150.00 PLUS. . .the added interest your money has earn- Pay $5.00 a week and receive ........ $250.00 ed for you. Pay $10.00 a week and receive. . ... ... $500.00 START YOUR SAVINGS NOW AND NEXT YEAR YOU'LL HAVE THAT ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME VACATION YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED. Closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 29th 125 "eg "HOMETOWN BANK" N NATIONAL NT JOY BANK May 24, 1978 Obituaries WINFIELD A. SHICKLEY Winfield A. Shickley, 60, of RD3 Mount Joy, died a week ago at General Hos- pital after a brief illness. He was the husband of Elizabeth Kanawbel Shickley. Shickley worked as a keyboard musician for 30 years, playing with the Original Headliners and the Tiny Wright Orchestra, among others. He also worked as movie projec- tionist for many years. He was a member of the Mount Joy Church of God, the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 307, the Greater Lancaster Federation of Musicians, local 294 of the American Federation of Musicians, the Musicians’ Protective Union 296, co- lumbia, and the American Federation of Musicians. Born in Mount Joy, he was the son of the late William G. and Clarissa Rineer Shickley. He lived in Mount Joy all his life. Surviving, besides his wife, are:. two sons, William A. Shickley, East Petersburg, and Robert Shickley, Columbia; a step- son, Kenneth E. Herman, Timely tips by Doris Thomas Did you know that black and white pepper come from: the same berry? It’s true! Both come from the berry of a climbing vine. When the grower wants a black pepper he picks the berries slightly underripe and simply dries them. When the product is to be white pepper, the berries are left to mature fully. The outer husks are then removed by soaking and rubbing and the light colored kernels alone are dried. You can see the difference clearly if you slice a black peppercorn in Columbia; a stepdaughter, Kathryn A. Sload, wife of Franklin S. Foster, of Portsmouth, VA.; 12 grand- children, and 3 great grandchildren. HENRIETTA M. RANGE Henrietta M. Range, S50, of 32 N. Gay Street, Marietta, died last Satur- day after a prolonged illness at Osteopathic Hos- pital. She was the wife of Emerson C. Range. Born in Marietta, she was a daughter of the late George and Elva Smith Williams. She lived in Marietta all her life. She was a member of the Lutheran faith. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Gary, Lancaster, and Ronald L., Marietta; four grandchildren; and five brothers and sisters; Vir- ginia, wife of Kenneth Lyle, Columbia, Elaine Benyak, Elizabethtown RD, Henry J. Williams, Mari- etta, Charles Williams, Columbia, and Grace, wife of Lawrence Wilhein, Co- lumbia. half. There’ll be a notice- able difference between the dark outer shell and the light kernel. Black pepper is by far the most popular. It has more fragrance, because the husk is highly aromatic. White pepper, on the other hand, is ideal in light colored foods where dark specks might not be atrac- tive. Pepper is, of course, our ‘‘master spice,”’ good in just about any food you can mention... even in some desserts. Believe it or not, a bit of black pepper is mysteriously good with the sweet spices in spice cake, pumpkin pie and similar baked goods. Farewell party for Thomas Wivell family A farewell drop-in party was held recently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wivell and their children, Norie, age 3, and Chad, age 15 months. The party was attended by about 100 friends and relatives. Mr. Wivell is the son of Mrs. Helen Wivell of Donegal Creek Farms, RD1 Columbia, and the late Clyde Wivell. His wife Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoover of Mount Joy. Tom and Cindy, formerly of Mount Joy RD1, moved to Jacksonville, Florida, on May 14th. Tom is a service representative for Sperry New Holland. Their new address is 1041 Stokes Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32205. Mail from their home town would always be welcome. tio
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