Bulletbn, Mount Joy, Pa..
Thursday,
June 11,
Television Service
BY
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354 N. HANOVER STREET
1952
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
395
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East Donegal
Hays, o
to fil
[ School. Miss Beverly
| Lancaster, was elected
the vacancy of I.
fart instructor. Mr. Miller resig
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PHONE MT. JOY 3-9551
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SQUARE STREET
PHONE
, FLORIN, PA.
MT. JOY 3-5547
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1+ HOME. OFFICE: . COLUMBUS, OHIO. ,.,
| from Kutztown
| College. Mrs.
{ lor, Elizabethtown,
110 teach the third section
| first grade. The third
| was necessary because of
[large enrollment next fall.
gal Schools.
granted permission to use
(the Maytown
School for Bible School,
8 - 19. The physical
supply bid was awarded
were approved for the
schools in the township.
painting of the outside of
| gal High School will be
pleted;
| lawn of the
| president at the meeting.
Bingeman, supervising prin-
| cipal; John Hart, high school
| principal and Eugene C. Saylor,
elementary principal.
Awards Given
Commercial awards were giv-
en to Janet Kreider for senior
rich, Gerald Lindemuth, Avis
Shetter, Anne Siegrist, Helen
Leese, Valera Johnson, Joanne
{ Good, George Rhoads, Raymond
Goepfrich. Robert Miller, Mary
Jo-Ann Good,
| James Ober. Dramatics awards
| were given to George Rhoads,
[ Raymond Goepfrich, Jeanne
| Gingrich, Laura Rinehart and
| Betsy Musser.
Library Assistant given certi-
ficates and awards were Miriam
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47 EAST MAIN STREET
3-4272
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Diller Miller,
- .
—— |ned last month to accept a posi Becomes Bride Of
| tion with the Hempfield Schools.
| Miss Hays graduated last month
State Teachers
Rhoda Engle Kay.
was elected
of |
section
the
She
| formerly taught in the E. Done-
The Maytown Churches were
the
Elementary
June
education | ette Zeller
shorthand speed; Cynthia
{ Brandt, senior typing speed;
Milton Mowrer, junior typing
| speed; Dorothy Peifer, junior
shorthand grade; and Lovina
Demmy, sophomore typing
| Senior Safety Patrol awards
| were given to M. Jeanne Ging-
Betsy Musser and |
School Board
Fills Vacancies On Faculty
| The resignation of Miss Anna]James Ober, Fred Wetzel, Rob
[ Blecker, teacher of Spanish and [ert Kline, Stephen Doles, Rob
[ English, was accepted with re-|ert Miller, Raymond Goepfrich,
lgret at the regular monthly land Gerald Lindemuth. One
meeting of the East Donegal]year certificates were given to
| Township School Board, Friday | Mary Ann Felty, Stephen Doles
evening, June 5. Miss Nancy [Jan Shope, John Heisey, Leon
| Seldomridge, Lancaster, was el-| Herr, Barbara Martin, Jack Mc
ected to fill the vacancy. Miss| Kain, Yvonne Brubaker, Robert
Seldomridge graduated from | Kline, Dorothy Peifer, Fred
Elizabethtown College this | Wetzel, Donald Wolgemuth,
month and did her Betsy Musser and Avis Shettcr
[teaching in East Donegal High Bi. sti
f
(Miss Lena Lowen
Kenneth Miller
The marriage of Miss
Loewen and Kenneth
Miller, took place last
8:00 p. m, at the Evangelical
United Brethren Church, Mt.
Joy. Rev. Ranck officiated at the|
double ring ceremony.
Anna Mae
the bride, was
Shirley Hawthorne
served
Lena
Eugene
night at|
Loewen, sister of
maid of honor.
and Claud-
. |
as brides-
to, maids.
Shenk Brothers for the 1953-54
school year for $177.74. Repairs, pridegroom, was best man, and
three
The
both |
the Florin Washington Element-
| ary School and the East Done-
com-
several rooms, the front
Washington School
| will be repaired and desks will
| be renovated. George E. Morris,
Also
| attending the meeting were J.
Donald Miller, brother of the
Henry Kriner and Joseph Car-
oll weré the ushers.
The bridal gown, fashioned of,
imported tulle over satin, feat-
ured a basque bodice with a silk
illusion yoke, edged in Chentil-
ly lace. The full skirt had two
deep flounces of tulle, trimmed
with lace and terminated into a
chapel train.
The finger tip silk
veil was caught to a lace
cap, trimmed with pearls.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her brother, Fred Loe-
wen. Immediately following the!
| ceremony a reception was held
in the church basement.
The bridegroom is serving in|
the U. S. Army, and will return
to Fort Knox, Kentucky, Friday
where he is attending Leader-
illusion]
Juliet
ship School.
| - — A ——
EO "LORIN
Mrs. Emma Keener had her
hand caught in the wringer,
while washing on Monday and
required Hospital attention.
The Church of the Brethren
held their Prayer Meeting Ral-
ly at the home of Mr, and Mrs.|
Musser Heisey, on .Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Paul Arndt is confined
[to his bed, due to a heart attack
suffered a week ago at home. |
| Dick, Patsy Wolfe, Joanne! |r and Mrs. Landis Hess
| Good and Laura Rinehart. the week end. with the
[tificates for library assistants formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
[were given to Avis Shetter, {Clarence Hess at Loysville,|
| Shirley Leedom, Ruth Horning, | Perry County. {
| Sarah Singer, Rhoda Weaver,| Mr and Mrs. Norman Kolp|
| Josie Fornoff, Gladys Weaver,
[ Phyllis Wolgemuth, Fanny Sny-
| der, Joanne Ruhl, Patsy Houseal
| Darlene Reese, Jane Roberts,
| Anna Heller, Loretta Mayers,
| Shirley Shepler, Sue Ann Watts,
| Ruth Drescher, Bertie Wagner
| and Doris Landis.
Baseball certificates were pre-
| sented to Glenn Martin, Char-
les Heineman, George Rhoades,
Earl Shuman, Luke Drescher,
Robert Kline, Harold Derr, Lar-
ry Wagner, Sidney Gibble, Don-
ald Wolgemuth, Donald Geib
and John Wagner.
Senior music awards were
given to Robert Forward, Avis
Shetter, Cynthia Brandt, Luke
Drescher, June Landis, Helen
Leese, Judy Martin, Robert Mil-
ler, Joyce McMillan, James Ob-
er, Laura Rinehart, Anne Sei-
grist, Nancy Smith, Roger
Thome, John Waser, Carolyn
Weaver, Patsy Wolfe, Gerald
Lindemuth, Valera Johnson,
George Rhoads, Jeanne Ging-
rich, Betsy Mumma, Audrey
Singer, Pat Crankshaw, Betsy
Musser, John Musser.
Junior Music Awards were
given to Percy Campbell, Rob-
ert Swartz, Scott Carpenter,
Jane Gotshall, Louise Horning,
Peggy Houseal, Ruth Ann Jones,
Mae Keener, Lois Lehman, Ju-
dy Linard, Marlene Murray,
Hiram Nell, Miriam Roland,
Mary Ann Simons, Judy Smith,
Joyce Staley, Barbara Sutter,
Jean Wagner, Peggy Wolfe,
Stephen Doles, Ronald Haw-
thorne, Ronald McKain, Joanne |
Landis, Carol Ginder and Betty
McKain.
| and Mr.
N. Rosenfeld, Salunga;
Henry F. Becker, Jr.,
were among the
and Mrs. Clayton Bren-|
neman visited relatives at Al
lentown, on Sunday.
Mrs. Al. Yeager, formerly of]
Del Air, N. J. and now visiting
at Lancaster, is spending the
week with her brother and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gerlitz-
ski.
Mrs. Eugene, Reynolds and|
daughter Harriet, of Cape May, |
N. J. is spending sometime with!
her father Mr. Harry Keener. |
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCur-|
dy of Palmyra, called on the
latters mother, Mrs. Lillian]
Hamilton on Saturday evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bless of)
Falmouth were Saturday even-|
ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.|
Eichler. yi
Mrs. Alfred Roth and Mrs.|:
Emma Keener, Miss Mary Steh-|
man and Mrs. Viola Bricker and |
Miss Mary Hamilten, Mr. Jacob
Olweiler accompanied the Bus
Excursion to Eagle’s Mere on|
Sunday. |
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kauffman
visited Mrs. Emma Peifer at the
Messiah Home at Harrisburg on!
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beamen-
derfer and Miss Ella Shirk, of!
Mount Joy; Mr. and Mrs. M. D.|
Garber, of Williamstown, and,
Dr. and Mrs. Dale W. Garber,
Lansdowne, visited A. D. Gar-
ber and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dif-
fenderfer, Florin on Sunday.
ee
INDUCTED INTO SERVICE
James Booth, Mt. Joy; Henry
and
Mt. Joy, |
22 registrants
Student Council medals for 2
lis Wolgemuth, Anne Siegrist,
from Board 83, who were
vears’ work were given to Phyl- | ducted in the Armed
on Wednesday,
in-|
Services
June 17th. |
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You get one of the 7 ny $1.60 Value
Kaylan Stainless Steel JN
with purchase of $10.00 or mor¢
Kitchen Tools each week x
for only 39c with Sound | Osi w, Every Woman Want |
and a purchase o 0.00 or Ne the Complete Set |
more. Ask for coupon book if ~~ S po :
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you did not receive yours.
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June, when pastures are lush, Louella is at its
best. We believe Louella is the finest butter pro
AT ITS BEST!”
2.» Sweet Cream Butter
ek . merica’s Grea Hs
Sh “ager in ye
RICHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
GLENDALE CLUB wisC.
LOAY CHEESE
Ib 73¢
Homogenized
Enriched M X L KK
4 tall 5 Cc 4 baby
cans cans 27¢
Best for all purposes. Amer. Med. Ass'n Seal
FARMDALE NON- NON-FAT =m
DRY MILK £5063
SALE OF OF POPULAR IDEAL
PORK & BEANS
3:29 4,
cans
Hand picked, nutty flavored beans, cooked with 29 in
a spicy tomato sauce. Vegetarian style, too
2::49°
16-02
cans
16-02
cans
Ideal Crushed Hawaiian
Pineapple
Spanish ¢
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Stuffed Olives DB
Gold Seal Crispy lakes 2 too 2 Je
Corn Flakes
PRINCESS MARGARINE Golden Golden 1's 2 Ibs 45¢
IDEAL ENRICHED MARGARINE 2 'bs 49¢
PREMIUM SALTINES Nabisco Ib pkg 25¢
HOM-DE-LITE MAYONNAISE Pt jar 33¢
SALAD DRESSING Hom-deLite Pt jar. 25¢
SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Ib pko 25¢
Virginia Lee Bakery Treats will Please You!
Molasses Rum Cale 3B
Delicious Molasses Cake with a taste
tingling rum-flavored icing.
each 68¢
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PINEAPPLE ICED LAYER CAIES
Gull, BUTTER BREAD / &3°
Save 3c or 4c - ~ Get Enriched
large
loaf
White or whole wheat. Also Protein for folks on a i
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Idea! Orange Pekoe Tea
270 153°
Ideal 0. Pekece Tea Bags [88
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BEEF ROAST
LEAN PLATE BOILING BEEF
TOP RIBS OF BEEF
ACME HAMBURGER
CHICKENS
SKINLESS FRANKFURTS
. 49
2 Ibs 29¢
1b 19¢
Freshly Ground Ib 39¢
49¢
Ib 45¢
Fully Dressed Fryers
or Stewers
SL. LEBANON BOLOGNA 14 1h 29¢ FRESH PORK SAUSAGE 1h 43¢
Fancy Pollock Fillets 1b 25¢ Fancy P i
2 y Perch Fillets It
Fillets of Haddock Ib 39¢ Cleaned Whitings Ih 3
FRESHER VEGETABLES
FRESH CRISP
Carrots
BEETS = 2-19:
Tender, Red
CRISP ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 heads 25.
FRESH FLA. SUGAR CORN 3 ears 25.
AND FRUIT 3
2:25
CAROLINA BLU-BERRIES Pt box 30¢
CALIF. NEW SWEET PLUMS bh 23¢
LEMONS .: .35¢
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SEABROOK FARMS SPINACH Leaf or Chopped 2 14-0z pke
SEABROOK FARMS EXTRA FANCY GREEN PEAS 210. Re ve
IDEAL FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 9.02 pkg 190
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Prices Effective June 11-12-13, 1953. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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