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MOUNT JOY, PA.
of the Mount Joy
committee was
held Monday evening at the
home of Rev Ezra H, Ranck.
I'he of the meeting was
to draw up plans for the
Sunday evening vespers
ervices, The for
July 19-26 and
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An
held with the
Peter
ler
ceretary
A meeting
(Call Executive (From Page
realistic color before
But the
{the
bodies
real
Their
by the
purpose
people
torn
schedule is of war,
and August 2, 9 vation diets,
in open culverts
heart
ory can
| ence.
of officers was your
following elected
pres, Lynn Fack-| Yet above
ident, Mae Zink, ea” tells a message
Ralph faith. For in their g
multitudes of the pe
[ turned to the Gospel
[ hrist
life
Adult Class of the | circumstances
Church will Every
on Sat., May |see “Korea”. The
Rutt Ins. | auditorium opens at
al 30 | ery You
election
Koder, even all
vice pre
and Berrier,
treasurer
MAY finding a
FOOD SALE 9th
The
local
hold a
9th
Young
Methodist
Food Sale
front of Titus
Sale will
in
office begin seat is Free.
ea.

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WEDNESDAY -
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THURSDAY - SATURDAY
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In; J hen of our 50th anniversary we are having this gigantic birthday
FRIDAY -
m7 1010 PM.
party, all for you — the public. It will be the biggest, the gayest — the brightest,
the greatest party you have ever seen. So come and join the fun, one and all.
Theré's plenty of free parking space waiting for you at Warners Dairyland.
MOVIES—Yes, continuous movigs will be shown
for yaur interest and entertainment.
MUSIC—Don Warner and his Hammond elec-
tric organ will keep your toes tapping with
lots of lively music.
DAIRY PLANT TOURS—You'll see the wonder-
land of Warners Dairyland—the milk receiving
room, the milk and ice cream manufacturing
department, the 10-degrees-below-zero room,
the huge milk refriggration room, the amazing
research and quality control laboratory, and
many other exciting sights.
£4 (Pez DAIRYLAND
AS YOU ENTER RED LION FROM YORK
story is that of
ruined cities, |
families reduced to star-
children
~these voice a
of hope
meaning in
which transcends
alert American should |
doors
7p. m. Ev-
— eee
There is no better way to boost |
' Well Known Scout
Authority To Be
D | Furnace Hill Camp
your eyes. |
A meeting
| day) of the
cruel fangs | | Furnace Hill
| invitation to all leaders,
Jrownie, intermediate,
day and established camp
tomorrow (Fri-|
Club at
issues an
Leader's
Camp
assis!
sleeping | ants,
senior,
sil- | counselors of Lancaster County
Girl Scouts.
never
The Leader's Club has secur-|
ed the services of Miss Cather-|
ine Hammett who will discuss
land demonstrate ‘Getting About
which will in
[elude camp activities, nature
their dire | games, songs, equipment mak-
[ing, knots and lashings.
Miss Hammett
of the | known authority
techniques. She is a former
invit- | member of the Girl Scout Na-
[tional Staff, holding the office
lof Director of the Camping Di-
She is well-known as a
[camp consultant, director of
| her own camp in Vermont, a
| free-lance writer, having pub-
(lished, among many others,
[your “Campecraft ABC” and
“Your Own Book of Campcraft”
| and numerous other activities
| y tr,
‘relevant to out-of-door-living.
“Kor-
and |
this,
need,
have
Jesus
reat
ople
of
is a well-|
on camping
I are
| vision.
local news-
| Afternoon session opens at
{1:30 p. m. with lunch at 5 p.m.
| Evening at 6:30 for business
| discussions and Miss Hammett
will be on the program again at
7:00 a. m
| Committee reminds each one
[to bring a nose bag lunch (cof-
| fee will be served), knife and
[ small sharpening stone, piece of
| rope 4 inches long, a direction
[finding compass if possible, and
a Girl Scout handbook.
ee ap
Grade School
(From page 1)
Mimi O’Connor,
| ser, Helen Rutt, Kenneth Nau-
| man, Robert Mariner, and Rob-
ert Wolgemuth. The final song
will be Grasshopper Green.
There Are Many Flags, Am-
erica, the Beautiful; Where Are
You Going?, and Grandma
Grunts are numbers to be pre-
sented by the Third Grade. Rob-|
ert Zeigler, Carol Buchenauer,
Linda Shields, Larry Jones,
| Robert Funk, Janice Bérrier
| will be featured the song Where
Are You Going?.
| A Third and Fourth Grade
| Tonette Group will then render
four selections. They are: Rou-
| seaus Hymn, Upidee, Sun of
| My Soul, and Whispering Hope.
Darryl Aument will play There
| Is Music in the Air as a Tonette
| solo and then will accompany
[James Hockenberry as he sings
| the same song.
{| Part II of the program will
| ind the Junior -. Band playing
the following selections under
the direction of James Drohan,
| Nancy Swanson, and Joy Barn-
| hart: Sky Ride, Blue Eagle, and
Transcontinental.
We're Going Round the Moun-
| tain, Faith of Our Fathers, feat-
[uring Lewis Hart, James Harn-|
| ish, Geoffrey Mariner and Rog-|
| er Packer, I Have Lost the ‘Do’
lon My Clarinet, with Carol]
| West as soloist, and The Keeper|
|are songs to be presented by|
| the Fourth Grade.
Two-part harmony will be|
| sung by the Fifth Grade as they |
[sing the following selections: |
{The Sled Race, The Mexican
| Woman, A Song About Day,|
[ Nightingale, featuring
{
{
|
Nancy Sch'os-

Diane|
| Reese, Jean Wolgemuth, Randy
| Mateer, Michael Mumma, Ron-|
ald Corll, and Rodney Stoner. |
The BattleHymn of the Re-|
public, will feature James|

Reisch, Ronald Corll, and Mich-|
ael Mumma as soloists.
The last group to present mu-

one morning 50 years
ago, a teen age farm boy
named Wallace Warner load-
ed a five gallon can of milk
into the family buggy and
started out on a milk route.
That was the beginnning of
Warners Dairy. Throughout
the years that followed, and
until the younger generation it.
was old enough to assume
the responsibility of running
the business, Mother and Dad
Warner worked long and
weary hours but always held
fast to their faith in the future.
from farms
product
and
perfect
quality control
and, (3) an air
Today the business goes
forward under the manage-
ment of the founder's three dairy products.

manufacturing,
as
(2)
suppliers of Warners
view of
sons, Earl, Jess and Don, and
the entire dairy operation,
through every
phase of milk handling and
to
final delivery, is as sanitation
exacting
in
human
effort and science can make
Pictured here are: (1 Mother
and Dad Warner,
bright, tile milking parlor at
Old Forge Farm, one of 100
the
milk,
Warners modern Dairyland—
the wonderland of quality

sical selections will be the Sixth|
Grade. They will sing Palamita,
The Hunter, Crusader’s Hymn, |
and Go Tell It On The Mountain|
The latter song will feature
Barry Barnhart, John Harnish,
Gene Newcomer, and Bernell
Heisey.
The Star Spangled Banner,
will be sung by the combined
grades and accompanied by the
Junior Band. The Audience will
join in singing the National An-
them on the Third verse.
Jay Barnhart will accompany
the Singing groups. Mr. George
Houck is the director of the
program.
Sig DU
BIRCHLAND AVE. HOME SOLD
Frank D. and Joan Hassinger,
140 N. Market St, this boro,
vurchased a new 11% story frame
dwelling, on the southside of
Birchland Avenue, from Aaron
G. Longenecker. The transact-
ion was handled through the
S. Nissley Gingrich office on
Tuesday.

HURRY! Last Weel ot
Sensational Towel Offer
This Is your opportunity to complete your set of luxurious, large,
thick, DeLuxe Cannon Towels for about half the usual cost. Don't
delay - - - use your coupon this week or get one at any Acme -
you do not get a bargain like this every day.
This Week with Coupon
and a $10.00 purchase
Cannon
{Sram Deluxe
A Hand
Towel
16 x 28 in.
NEI tie,
] 3
A
meas and
Matching
}
Face
Cloth
A $1.50 Value
BOTH
FOR ONLY
24 x 46 in. Huge
CANNON
Deluxe
Bath Towel
A $2.25
Value!
99°
with coupon in the towel coupon book
Extra Offer! 12 Cakes Lanolin Bath oan $1.00 Value; Only 4g¢
New Ideal 100° Pure Instant Coffee Reo 99¢; 4-oz jar, only 74g
With Coupon and $10.00 purchase
If you did not receive a coupon book, ask for one at the market
EY YY NY NN NN NN NIP INN
2nd Week of the Big 575,000.00
Peter Pan Strike-It-Rich Contest
8 BIG PRIZES IN EVERY MARKET
Plus 25 Grand Prizes of Admiral Refrigerators or 21-in.
Admiral T-V's and 100 Sally Colgate Dolls
ITS EASY TO WIN:
Just write a last IIne to the jingle printed on the entry blank and attach
a label or coupon from our “heat-flo” roasted coffees. Deposit it at
the Acme by Satusday, May 9th, 1953.
> 8le
Asee Coffees Ib 82¢ Win-Crest Coffee
Ideal Coffee Ibtin gage
data ss strat i
IDEAL FANCY FLORIDA
Grapefruit Sections
2:29
IDEAL ORANGE AND 2
Grapefruit Sections
Farmdale Large, Tender Sweet gm Sweet
PEAS 29°
Golden Corn... 2::35¢
SPEED-UP BLEACH
oF 1, 152 Jue 2: 25° Gallon jug
bots 39¢
= MORE BUTT ER “em MORE MILK
That's why you can count gn superlative
quality in this very popular loaf
BUTTER |!
BREAD \
a3
Enriched Supreme Bread
The softer, better loaf wi ith the dated wragbed loaf.

Ideal Instant Coffee 50c - 99¢
16-0z
cans
16-02
cans
45°
2
16-02
cans
16-02
cans
HIE 5s
White, wholé wheat or protein
15¢
dated
loaf
large
loaf
or me re Meats are Guaranteed to Please!
This Week's best buy! Tender, Juicy
RIB ROAST
7-in. Cut; from
Western Corn-fed
Steer Beef
U. 8. Good or Choice
LANCASTER SLICED BACON 21» 39c¢
LEAN SMOKED PICNICS -43c
Fully Dressed Frying or Stewing c
CHICKENS -49
5 19¢
LEAN SHORT RIBS OF BEEF
MEATY SKINLESS FRANKFURTS Ib 45¢
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE b43¢
SLICED LEBANON BOLOGNA
FANCY PERCH FILLETS 1b 35c
FANCY POLLOCK FILLETS 1b 25¢
Fruits and Vegetables «+ «Fresh as Spring!
Juicy Fla. Valencia
Cc
ORANGES ~
GRAPEFRUIT “i” 3.25¢
Florida
FRESH FLA. GOLDEN CORN 4 =: 29¢
PREPARED SPINACH OR KALE rks 17¢
NEW SOUTHERN CABBAGE 3's 14¢
CRISP PASCAL CELERY 2 Sake
FANCY SLICING c
TOMATOES -17
Spring Onions 3 behs {4g
Fresh Radishes 3 chs {4¢
COL-R-CORN Pop Corn pkg 23¢c GLENSIDE GRASS SEED 51hs $1.89
2 10-0z pkgs 53¢
SEABROOK FARMS BROCCOLI SPEARS
SEABROOK FARMS FANCY CAULIFLOWER 2-10-0z pkgs 49¢
SEABROOK FARMS EXTRA FANCY PEAS 2 10-0z pkgs 39¢
IDEAL SPINACH Leaf or Chopped 2 14-0z pkgs 39%
IDEAL PURE CONCEN. ORANGE JUICE 2 6-0z cans 33c¢
"Prices Effective April 30. Mav1-2. 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.