Page 10 — SUSQUEHANNA TIMES & MOUNT JOY BULLETIN Pupils receive patrol awards April Null FARIS $4 Casey Wagner Leos to show by Hazel Baker Professor Edward Leos, associate photography in- structor, will be the speaker for the January meeting of the Marietta Restoration As- sociates in the Marietta Community House, Thurs- day, January 16, at 8 p.m. Prof. Leos is from Penn State University and will talk on the Horace Engle collection of glass plates re- discovered by a student. Mrs. June Riley’s class of sixth graders at Riverview Elementary School has be- gun a new method of honor- ing the outstanding patrol person of the week. A patrol person can qualify for the honor in the following ways: being on duty every day on time; wearing a clean belt and polished badge on duty; setting an example by following all safety rules and showing exemplary behav- ior while in the classroom, cafeteria, halls and play- ground. Casey Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wag- ner and April Null, daughter of Mrs. Frances Null, won the honor for the week of January 1. Tammy Matheny and Kathy Way won the honor for the week of January 6. Tammy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Math- eny while Kathy Way is the daughter of Mrs. Patsy Way. Engle photos Horace Engle, a native of Marietta, was born in 1861 and lived with his family at the Engle Nurseries, loca- ted where the Armstrong Carpet Plant is now situated. The photos are of Marietta, Columbia and general Lan- caster County. The public is invited to attend this sess- ion. Collection of prints will be on exhibit at Millersville State College later this year. Kathy Way Tammy Matheny DEATHS Yearld D. Rodenhaver, “Bud,” 69, R. D. 2, Mount Joy, Friday at Lebanon Vet- erans Hospital. John G. Price, 70, R. D. 1, Marietta, Sunday, January 5, at his home. Ronald E. Shank, 39 of 42 Columbia Ave., Mount Joy, Monday at St. Joseph’s Hos- pital. Caroline Shatz Lupold, 65, Clinton, Ind., formerly of Mount Joy, Union Hospital, Terre Haute, Ind., Saturday afternoon. NOW IN PROGRESS Substantial Savings on all § Boys’ Clothing & Furnishings SUPER SAVINGS ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE Bank Americard & Mastercharge Welcomed {avid Martin sTores | ELIZABETHTOWN & MIDDLETOWN _ Thursday & Friday till 9 p.m. - Saturday till 5 p.m. Prices Effective hru Sat. Jan. 18 om Gy . Rights Dy Reserved January 15, 1975 YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING WEIS FOR THESE REALLY GOOD VALUES wes mar =) S%( GREEN STAMPS . AT YOUR MT. JOY and ELIZABETHTOWN WEIS MARKETS BLEND- 4 Protein. You Less. $A Special Blend of 75% 3 § Regular Ground Beef & $ 25% Hydrated Vegetable | As versatile as | Ground Beef But Costs 0-BEEF i= 69: In Pkgs. of 3 Ibs. or Nicre Weis Freshly Ground Reg GROUND BEEF Weis Tender J Chek Beef RIB ROASTS WEIS FRESHLY GROUND GROUNDCHUCK In Pkgs. ¢ 7-inch cut $ 3 4 In pkgs. ¢ of 3 Ibs. Large end of 3 Ibs. or More Ib or more Ib A ——————————— — = SAVE 20¢ On NESTLE'S Pkg. of v HOT COGOA MIX ic PINEHURST 00 CUT GREEN BEANS "CANS 2’) CANS GIOIA BRAND ¢ ELBOW MACARONI 3 BAG BIG TOP T BIG TOP BUTTER BEANS 15 oz. CANS $1.00 KIDNEY BEANS Ye .00 a SAVE 30¢ on . . .BUITONI, Frozen 14 oz ¢ CHEESE PILIA i SAVE 40¢ on. . .ON-COR, Frozen pe § 39 l i i 6 N With MEAT 21h. ] o 4 t SAUCE Pre: ROSEDALE, Packed by Libby, Frozen 10 0z CHOPPED BROGGOL! ne n> FRESH, JUICY TEMPLE ORANGES SAVE 20¢ wd SAVE 31¢ ona 1-lb. Can of With ™e Lowertn on a 10-lb. Bag of PILLSBURY FLOUR Offer Expires 1/22/75 One Coupon Per Family MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE a Offer Expires 1/22/75 One Coupon Per Family LA 0 5 SOUS nS Ss San Sn Smit rn Sm fm SN nn Sm min ne sa f—w ows. wun n a Pkg. of 100 TETLEY TEA BAGS wd Offer Expires 1/22/75 One Coupon Per Family SAVE 12¢ onal b. Twin Pack of MPERIAL SOFT MARGARINE wk Offer Expires 1/22/75 One Coupon Per Family SEARS re REEL eS
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