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August 27, 1975
Elizabethtown festival planned
The Elizabethtown Jay-
cees will be holding their
annual community Festival
September 17 through 20,
Gary Myer and Joe Maher,
Festival co-chairman, an-
nounce.
This year’s Festival, a-
gain featuring the Market
Place Fair, will be held at
the old Kiwanis farm-fair-
grounds, now part of the
Elizabethtown College cam-
pus.
The categories for the
Market Place Fair are taken
from the official Pennsyl-
vania State Farm Fair Book
(with the department num-
bers corresponding to those
in that source).
They are:dept. 3—grains
and vegetables, dept. 4—
fruits, dept. S—home and
dairy products, dept. 7—
group exhibits, dept. 9—
domestic and fine arts, dept.
10—youth exhibits.
Exhibits will be received
Monday and Tuesday, Sep-
tember 15 and 16, from noon
till 9 p.m. at the west end of
the exhibit building on the
Festival grounds on Kiwanis
Blvd. off College Avenue.
Exhibitors should take
note, however, that perish-
able items will be accepted
only between 6 and 9 p.m.
on Tuesday.
Judging will ~ be held
Wednesday, September 17,
and the exhibits will be
opened to the public at
6p.m. that evening, when
the Festival begins.
Cash premiums will be
awarded for the winning
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Full details of the Market
Place Fair will be included
in the Festival pamphlet
which will be distributed to
some 22,000 homes in a
fifteen mile radius of Eliza-
bethtown shortly before the
Festival.
Interested persons out-
side that area may obtain
more information by send-
ing a stamped, self-addres-
sed envelope to the Eliza-
bethtown Jaycee Festival,
P.O. Box 31, Elizabethtown,
Pa., 17022
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Obituaries
Mrs. Herchelroth
Mrs. Estella L. Herchel-
floral exhibits, dept. 8— entries.
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WEDNESDAY
get a beautiful
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roth, a resident of Marietta,
died August 17 at the
Fallstom General Hospital
in Fallstom, Maryland, fol-
lowing a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Herchelroth was 75.
She resided at 520 E.
Market St., Marietta and
was the wife of John S.
Herchelroth.
She was born in Milton
Grove, the daughter of the
late David and Clara Leh-
man Greiner and was a
minister of the Holiness
Christian Mission in Mari-
etta.
She is survived by her
husband, daughters Evelyn,
wife of Charles Emanuel,
New York, N..Y. Mary, wife
of Richard Barninger of
Street, Md.; Helen, wife of .
James Covington, Hopkins,
S.C.; and Shirley Wattier,
| also of Hopkins, S.C.
5 5 Cre CHEESE CORN Q’s
Also surviving are 16 9 oz. pkg. Si Lu aml
grandchildren and 17 great eins
grandchildren, and a bro-
Crisco SHORTENING
ther, Clarence Greiner of
3 Ib. can
Specials for 28th, 29th, 30th
Nabisco SNACK CRACKERS 49¢
all Varieties
2 4 ¢ WHITE PAPER PLATES 10s
$4.45
—for 5 Ib. box
Martins FRANKS 3 OC
Ib.
Elizabethtown.
3 3¢ Marcal PAPER NAPKINS
a pack family size—140 count
Mrs. Bernhard
Mrs. Florence G. Bern- |
hard, a former resident of |
Mount Joy, died on Satur-
day, August 16 at the Nason
Hospital, Roaring Spring.
Mrs. Bernhard was born
in Manheim, the daughter pis -
of the late Hiram and Sadi
Shelly Gibble and was a TRI-OUR
member of the Waterside Re SALAD P EARS
Church of the Brethren. i 8 can
She was 68 and is ; 8,
survived by her husband,
Rev. Howard W. Bernhard,
two sons, R. Bruce Bern-
hard of Paradise, and Rev.
H. Fred Bernhard, Gettys-
burg, Ohio, a brother and
four sisters:John Gibble,
Elizabeth Brandt and Ruth
Ginder, all of Mount Joy;
Sadie Kreider, Peach Bot-
tom, Mary Hernley, Ephra-
Heinz KEG O°’ KETCHUP
32 oz. size
29 oz. size
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MON—TUES—WED & SAT—9:00 - 5:30
THUR & FRI—9:00 - 9:00
12 - 14 WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY
ta, and Naomi Jones,
Manheim. Also surviving
are five grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
phone 898-2331
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