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millions of homekeepers down through the years ranks the
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serve our patrons better.
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Every Bite Proves Lancaster Meat is a Treat to Eat
LANCASTER U. S. GOV'T GRADED
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LEAN
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ACME FRESHLY
GROUND BEEF
Oven-Ready, Young
HEN TURKEYS
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Slab Bacon Any size piece Ib 33¢
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Rob-Ford Rice 13
Ic Sale Desserts coun
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2. 29¢
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Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise 29
! Win-Crest Ib 89¢
Coffce Down! Asco Coffee ib 95¢
Drip or Reg.
Ib can
Ideal Vac. Pack Coffee 99«
Last 3 Days Ice Anniversary Special
Reg. 69c¢ Virginia Lee
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Chocolate,
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Reg. 98¢ c or Orange
Vege 89 Plain, Sugared, Cinnamon
DONUTS
pkg of 12 She
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Delvale Ice Cream
Reg. 1.19
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Acme Savings on Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
ctn
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Reg. 45c¢ Size Juicy
TEMPLE ORANGES «39°
Crisp Fla. Fresh Fla. Golden
CELERY CORN
2:29 | 6-39
Howdy-Doody ; 2 3 Be
SPINACH OR KALE
Seabrook Farms 10-02 45¢
GREEN BEANS Cut or Frenched pkgs
C & B or Donald Duck Orange Juice 6 59¢
Seabrook All-Red Rhubarb 12-0z pkg 25¢
J. I. Sliced Strawberries 2 100zpkgs 45¢
Encyclopedia Vol. 17 on Sale This Week
Deluxe Funk & Wagnalls - - only QQ each with any purchase
5-Pc. Place Silverware Setting only 99¢ With $5.
Order
es Effective Until Sat. Closing Feb. 5, 1955. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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$20,000 Still Needed
For March Of
With the annual Infantile
Paralysis Birthday Ball and Stu-
dents’ Polio Hop scheduled for
this Friday night in the ball
room of the Moose Hall, 224 E.
King Street, Lancaster, the 1955
March of Dimes and Dollars here
in Lancaster will come to a
| close with approximately $20,-
| 000 still to be raised if the Lan-
caster County Chapter for In-
fantile Paralysis is to reach its
$85,000 goal.
Christian C. Rudy, chapter
| chairman, said that late returns
could change this picture quick-
| ly, for he pointed out that re-
ceipts from the traditional
March of Dimes and Dollars
(Coin Cards) Contribution Fold-
ers from persons who use this
| method of supporting these an-
nual drives usually make up the
bulk of the total contributions
| and with better than 10.000 of
these cards still not turned in
by those persons receiving them
| early in the campaign, the $20,-
| 000 could be raised very quick-
ly.
“Every year.” Rudy said yes-
| terday. “we ma’l these tradi-
| tional March of Dimes and Dol-
| lars Contribution Folders — fa-
{ miliary known as March of
Dimes Coin Cards -— early in
| the month of January and every
vear we receive telephone calls
from persons who mislay or
lose them asking us to mail a
replacement. Wherever possible
| we comply with their request.
“The most prevalent excuse
given when these people call for
another folder is that they put
it in the drawer of the buffet or
| calender and some way or an-
other it became lost,’ continued
Rudy, “and then it is so easy to
forget to send in that badly need-
| ed contribution. for they do not
have an envelooe already ad-
dressed tp send it in.
“To make it easy and to help
vs raise these $20,000 and to
help any of those persons who
| have mislaid or lost their origi-
| money — they may draw
nal contribution folder and feel
they want to help raise this
a
favor of The
check either in
| March of Dimes or John C.
Truxal. Treasurer, and put it in
one of their own envelopes ad-
dressing it to March of Dimes,
Post Office Box 1056, Lancaster,
{ Pa., or mail or bring it to this
newspaper office, or place coin
or currency in an envelope ad-
dressing as 1 suggested above
and mail it or bring it to chap-
ter headquarters, Room 401,
Breneman Building, 53 North
Duke Street. Lancaster, or ad-
dress it to the Post Office Box
or bring it to this newspaper of-
fice and the loacl chapter will
receive it to help raise the nec-|
essary funds for polio here in
Lancaster.” corcluded Rudy.
Farm organizations, civic and
service clubs, social, church and

school and labor groups all con-
| tinued to help swell the local
| polio fund with contributions
and business and industrial or-
ganizations were contributors
this year in larger numbers than
any othe year; however, as a
chapter spokesman pointed out
there is an additional $10,000
| needed this year to help care
| for the extremely high case load
| from last year when 111 per-!
| sons were stricken with the |
crippling disease.
John C. Truxal, chapter trea-
surer, said that it is generally |
accepted throughout Lancaster
city and county that this ‘Fight
Against Polio’ is a community
problem. one which has for
years been of serious concern to
avery young father and mother, |
for there was always that fear |
that their child could be next!
| hit with polio and in late years |
hitting adults quite frequently
as well. As a community prob- |
Jem it has in many districts be- |
come a project — to raise Dimes
and Dollars to ‘Fight’ this dis- |
ease. If it is a community prob- |
lem, then i
it becomes a com-
munity responsibility and one
which should be of serious con- |
cern for every family in the
county. Extremely large sums
| of money are needed to carry on |
| the necessary reseach to find a}
permanent vaccine to eradicate
polio once and for all and it be-
| comes the responsibility of ev-
| ery man, woman and child to see
that this necessary money is
available for this purpose. Trux-
al said he felt the late returns
would enable the chapter to
reach its goal.

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Fverybody reads newspapers birt
NOT evervbody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step
Carbon,
the - to - be.
' Adam H. Greer |
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.

Thursday, February 3 8
Dimes "South Pacific”
= = To Be Presented
Lancaster County | “South Pacific” will be pre-
sented as the spring concert of
the vocal music department of
Farms Being
the Donegal High School Friday
Mapped By SCS land Saturday evenings, Mar. 18
Farmers in man nties i ,
any counties in 19 No admission will be
Pennsylvania are in line to re-
charged it was announced by
ceive more service than ever oe-
George Houck, music director.
fore in the identification of soil Th :
types on their farms due to] e program will be present
Federal-State cooperative soil ed by the senior high mixed
survey accomplished during ’54. chorus. Soloists have not as yet
. i been chosen but several feature
So said Ivan McKeever, State pers will be: A Cockeyed
Conservationist, Soil Conserva- Optamist Twin Sololoquies
fon ba hull tow Some Enchanted Evening, Dites-
: : | Moi, I'm Gonna Wash That Man
survey work which reached a Right Out-a-My Hair, I'm In
new peak last year. More than; oo With a "Wonderful Guy
half a mis acres of land younger Than Springtime, Hon-
were mapped, : {ey Bun, and This Nearly Was
The purpose of the 1954 sur- Mine.
vey made by the Soil Conserva-|
tion Service in cooperation with
the Pennsylvania State Univer-|
sity and the State Soil Conser-
vation Commission is two-fold,
McKeever said. It provides soil
surveys of individual farms as a;
basis for planning the best prac- |
tices to use in conserving and
improving the land. It also D e pe Nn d qa b | eo
makes soil maps of entire coun-
ties for publication and use of S

everyone needing soil informa-|
tion.
During 1954, the soil survey,
of Crawford County was pub-
‘ished and made available to,
the public. Progress was made,
on the maps and editing of re-|
ports for previously completed
surveys of Montour, Northumb-|
erland and Potter Counties. A
survey of Clarion County, com- |
pleted several years ago, was
inspected and approved for pub-!
lication.
Soil surveys of individual
farms were made to meet the
conservation planning needs in
30 county soil conservation dis-
tricts throughout the state. In
addition, several large tracts of

Roy M. Ressler
27 W. MAIN ST.
MOUNTVILLE
PHONE 5-5301
state and commercial forests and| OR CALL»
some state game lands, were
mapped. The program was steo- WM. K. RESSLER
ped up with the aim of early
FLORIN, PA.
completion of surveys in Clin-
ton, Erie. Lancaster, Chester and
Indiana Counties. |
According to McKeever, plans, New and Used Gas Ranges
24-tfe
for 1955 include a further in-'
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PERSONALS
Allbert C. Cover, Fontana, in
Lebanon County, visited his
grandchildren, Fred Leiberher,
Jr., and Hobert Leiberher, and
his son-in-law, Fred Leiberher,
Mount Joy, Monday. Mr. Cover
celebrated his nintieth birthday
Sunday and is still active being
able to drive his automobile and
do some painting. He was a for-
mer painter and paperhanger.

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crease in the rate of surveying
the state. The accelerated sur-
vey program is needed to
meet the growing demand for in-
dividual farm maps and to pro-
vide countrywide surveys re-
ports. The survey of Lancaster
County is expected to be com-
pleted early in 1955, he said.
The countywide mapping pro-
gram will be continued in Clin-
ton. Erie, Chester and Indiana
Mid-Winter CLEARANCE SALE
Sale Closes Sat., Feh. 5th

will be speeded up in Adams.
Jefferson, Sus-!!
quehanna, Westmoreland. York
and possibly other counties.
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Counties. In addition, mapping)
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SALE CLOSES.

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