Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 6

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S. had been able to maintain its 1953-1957 average participation in world export trade, and foreign dumping here had not cut into the field, there would have been an additional $360 mil lion a year in the pay envelopes of steel industry employes in 1962. True, international competition is a tough and complicated business. And, to rework an old phrase, those who can't stand the heat, should get away from the blast furnace if they are inefficient. But we are not.

The U.S. just-can't compete with what the sleelworkers here call slave wages abroad. Yet we have to. But why then do the Japanese make the tea bitter by harassing and insulting us while they take our dollars? See Live TUFF-KOTE DEMONSTRATION THURSDAY 10 A.M. to 3 P.M.

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i Minutft WM( ef Icbonan On Rout. 421 Dial 272-8783 Lots of Free Parking Penna. Dutch Reunion In Calif. Attracts 585 Approximately 585 people attended the third annual PennsyU yania Dutch reunion held recently at Fail-mount Park, Riverside, Calif. The event featured a potluck dinner with traditional Pennsylvania Dutch foods.

The invocation was offered by the Rev. Earl Strickler, La Pnente, formerly of Schaefferstown. The program included music and games. Among those receiving awards were Sam Weaver, Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs.

William Mulligan, Riverside, all formerly of Mrs. Maude Keller, Schaefferstown and Wally Phillips, Los Angeles, formerly of Myerstown. Mrs. Sara Keller Unger, Riverside, formerly of Lebanon, was re-elected president and Floyd Greiner, a former Palmyra man now living in Redjands, was named vice president. Lester Herr, Anaheim, formerly of AnnviDe, will head next year's game committee.

He will be assisted by Ralph Reber, Santa Ana, and Bill Schlegel, Anaheim, both formerly of Leb- inon and Mark Sherman, Santa Ana, formerly of Cleona. The reunion is held every September at Fairmount Park. Special SPABC Course To Be Presented At ELCO "Guidelines to Herd Improvement" will be offered at a special educational informative program sponsored for -Lebanon County dairymen by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative. The public event is set for Friday, at 8 p.m., at the Eastern Lebanon High School. The designed to ac- qulint dairymen with the Characteristics of daughters from SPABC sires now in service, and recommendations will be given for their most effective use.

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FROSTY ACRE WAFFLES 10-oz. SEABROOK FARMS MIXED VEGETABLES RED DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 14Vi-oz. 39 APPLES BUY A BASKET basket TODAY 1 -49 1 HOME GROWN CELERY HEARTS 2 49 delmonte fall sale PEACHES DRINK PRUNE JUICE 2V 2 Size Yellow Cling PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 46-oz. 39 f' I- t-, i 1 Kiil LARGE PRUNES 35 Avon FOOD MARKET Af The Firt Co. 1220 King St.

Avon, Pa. 'V Beard's RAISINS Seedless 16-oz. SELF-SERVICE MARKET 445 East Maple Annville, Pa. Boyer's FOOD MARKET 111 East Palmyra, Pa. Grimes FOOb MARKET 5th and Lebanon Kreider's FOOD MARKET 348 West Main Annville, Pa..