d—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, July 8, 194%] REG'LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes OWL LAFFS! BY A WISE OWL would have D.n't you w h over the to suffer you stayed home hoildays, so vou wouldn't have from that sunburn? Saw a couple of s who are really burned a Ve have a lady who put on the drg for so long that now she 1s one to chasing cars. renowned One of ow gossipers told me that the most disagreeable person she knows of is one who stands up for scmeone she wants to talk about. While discussing last winters games, one sport fan asked: Where did those midget football teams play their New Year's game? And a smarty replied: In the finger bowl. Sam says a hobby is something you go go fy over to keep from going nuts over things in general. — UR Two fleas were sharing Robinson .Crusoe’s hut with him. The fleas engaged in sprightly conver- cation, and when the time came for parting one waved affably and said, So long, kid. See you on Friday. I still think the guy who invent- ed the nickle in the slot toilets is a stinker. —— TR Little Betty had played her first game of tennis and when her asked her how did replied proudly: I hit girls with the ball and one with the racket. —She really makes the game interesting. mother she Betty three dentist; Stop waving your arms ond making faces; 1 haven't even touched your tooth. Forin matron: I know you haven't but you are standing on my foot. some Daffynitions? Auto Horn: A device for making the driver's vulgarity audible for How about block Adolescent: A boy in his early nicoteens. I don't know how I get stuck with poetry, but here is another: T} are others more handsome by far, But miy face—I don't mind it, For 1 am behind it; It is the people in front that I jar. An excited man from tne east end rushed into a physicians office and exclaimed: doe, I just swallowed a button from my pants. What shall I do? Very calmly, the doctor suggest- ed: Use a safety pin. A law firm named Wigman, Dus- tin, Cchen, Harrison, Bell and Saxon merged © with the firm of Ginsburg, Jackman, Asbury, Crich- ton, Davenport and Morris. Three veers later the new combine mer- ged with Ryan, Sussman, Messner, Katz, Jessup, Kallcs and Van Hooten. To save time, when the switehboard operator answers the phone and says smartly: Hellooo this is We The People! A little shaver was watching his dad mending his fishing net, when he asked: Dad, how do fisherman make their nets? His dad answered: That is vety simple, Wilie. They just take a handful of holes and sew them together. Can you klame kids for not believing their Parents? They" tell me there are at least 50,000. différent shadeg of . lipstick and © around 20,000,000 different colors in feminine attire materials. Anywgy I see a color expert has Clipped 3 Days | Off Hunt’g Season This vears small game hunting season will be three days shorter WHY SHOULD | WORK LIKE THIS FOR HAFFA BUCK AN' HOUR? | THOUGHT jor” I WAS SMART ’ than usual. The State Game Commission has MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO THE p—— COURSY | HAVENT FINISHED .. ('™M IN NO FURRY AN' ALREADY I'VE EARNED / Yessir, ROY ~ FINISH THIS JOR AND + THIRTY or 18° el Le Ld a MOUNT JOY, PA ' th : ; Wi 14% A SOHC (Foam. 2 HK said the four-week open season for wild turkey, ringneck pheas- | ant, rabbit and squirrel hunting : will start Nov. 1 and end Nov.|. =~ er . on adi . A : MOUNT JOY MIDGETS WON CARNIVAL AT MAYTOWN featured in a Marimba Ensemble 27, including four Saturdays. . S | FROM LANDISVILLE SATURDAY, JULY 10TH — —————————" J [ Wild turkey, however, will be Play dav by | Bay ne rs Shah EVENINGS SATURDAYS to. two. weeks in IE of ayed one day ea y y S5oth | The Maytown Fire Co. will PITCHED A ONE HITTER sHOWS MATINEE our. counties antl’ banned entirely, "2 with the Tonge Corn~ | hold a Ce nival on July 10th on the | In the Lanco Midget League Mt. 7 AND 9:00 P. M TI ! i AT R E HOLD in 24 others. Last year 11 coun- the Ms. Joy Mi gets o- HICKORY GROVE Mayt wn High School grounds. [Joy defeated Manheim last evening SATURDAYS 2:00 p vs ties were closed and 100 had short ped Yi iD 2 Tod i Dots red | Rain date will ke July 17th. {in six innings 7 to 2. Estock was on 6-8.10 P.M, Mount Joy, Pa. - ; wilight event at Landisville, Lstoc oday 1t is “petticoats and ships Fatertainment for the affair will | the mound for the winners allow- ——————— 1 _—— = REO: struck out ten batters over the five | I am just home from the city— Be : ided : : ; e he 4 ling but + hit The groundhog season which, . : Cie. 2 : : {vse gis qy dimes | be provided by Maytown Fire Co. | ing but one hit, FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JULY 9-10 inning route allowing no hits and but all I am doing is reporting, and | p41 pick Hoover with | a —— 4 opened July 1 will continue lit is aimed for the good of all you 3and, Dick Hoover with Accordian IXANA ANDREWS — GENE TIERNEY -in- through Nov. 27 instead of end- ” el i I He I : i 4 Ii i Selections and The Brook’s Sisters! Patronize Bulletin advertisers. i Landisville r hy © a | brothers who reac ese rary e__99 ing Sept. 30. Sauders cf 0 0 1 0 “The Iron Curtain 3 Sauders cf ........ gems. The Game Commission said it Kready ¢ ......... 0 0 2 : found censors remot tor Bo Boi... 0 0 0 1 Going down Grand Avenue I says ! : ros an St 3 to my Susie, sh! I says, tell that an anterless deer season in some Stehman 55 9 : . . | But: decided “it would bei Sor 2 : : ] : lady 8) her iy is Saw she | MONDAY, JULY 12 wise to wait until next year before{J. Pefy 3b ........ 0 0 1 0 on i y Hor ? oa k at LL OUTDOOR V U JCI E. BROWN — NGREEN NASH -in- again establishing such a season. |Haba'r If ......... 0 0 0 0 vay. ir Ny ing iy pi! iid A DE V ILLE irhe'ts: savs Susie, “slips’ should show—-| Y Other seasons set by tt rf ....... 0 0 o 0 says wusie Slips 8 or T d 3 Yeo SX CL Re om Adams If ......... 0 0 0 0 where you been all the time? How he en er ears misson at its July meeting include py £ oO 0 0 . | the following: PIVED TL 2a ) long has that been the mode, I says. | : = ao about a week, she says. So ® 9 Deer - Nov. 29 through Decem- a ais 1 d 15 vets, he dors 5 TUESDAY, JULY 13 ber 11, with fair game limi .. Mount Joy g 1 0 #| protiiers, Ye prepared, 0! 0:4» » ; with fair game limited this, i'n,” 1 1 0 O/round tappin’ any lady on the THE FIRE COMPANY PRESENTS BUSTER CRABBE — SHEELA RYAN -i year everywhere to antlered buck. Fogie cf 0 1 0 0 should a ir : Ts if glared ls He shoulder and getling yourseil glare Bear - November 15 through Hetrick rf ........ 0 oO 0 al 0 gies 1 : LL F 99 November 20, with individual Bowman 1b ...... 0 0 4 0 (0 sip that peeps aged ury sportsmen limited to one bruin, a Brown B 2 1 10 Lit Was pinned tl way: | year or more old, in the season jo Ep 52 rrr ( 0 1 0} But enough of what mama wears | : and hunting pa tes to WHO. 4 Singer = ! : ] 01 or don't—and a quick look at the WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY. JULY 1415 é I arties to 70. ermer 29 ....... 5 i » eis : 1 W Grouse - A one week season, Estock ........... 1 1 0 of ‘me too” political hoys reaming the ith THE GEORGIA CRACKERS RAY MILLAND — CHARLES LAUGHTON -in- Nov. 1 through Nov. 6, with the Beaston ef Lo 0 0 4 ofan One fo on say he is Yor Long time favorites at Rheems, who are now RCA Victor ob » 3 design of increasing the supply. Tolle EEE si mnie opm Recording Artists The Big Clock Bobwhite Quail and Hungarian MOUNT JOY 141 00—6 (a floor under corn. And his er ay Te Fartridges - Nov. 1 through Nov. LANDISVILLE ......... 000 01—1 | ent will say, “me too,” except I will 13, a reduction of two weeks to EA also put a floor under lamb chops, | (LOCALS WALLOY ETOWN In the county Junior League Mt. explained its JO¥ easily defeated E’'town Tuesday wild tur-|11 to 2. Score: give bobwhites a chance to re- establish themselves. The broader commission restrictions on key hunting are designed to give Mount Joy r h 0 a the game in bear 36 ou Wilson: ss ........ 2 1 1 1 ni 2 esr 8 McCue 1b ........ 1 1 9 0 sporting chance. Risser ¢ o 1 6 Counties with the short season|Eshleman cf ...... 2 1 2 0 will be Cameron, Clearfield, Clin-Maxp ............ 2 5 0 ton, Elk, Jefferson, Lycoming, Mc- eidle 3b ........ g 0 4 Kean, Potter. Snyd = rs iGermer 2b. 0 1 1 1 an, Potter, Snyder; Sullivan, Ti- miller tf ......... 1 1 1 oga, and Union. Hunting turkeys|Sea If ............ 1 g 0 0) 21 ‘| is banned entirely in Adams, 0 1 12 7 h | | : |and cotton, and chewing tobacco, | and spring chickens, but 7¢0 million A top flight act, direct from the Latin Quarter in New York City Lot and Joe Anders lis no etnough, I'm for 1,000 million. I am hoping some candidate will show up with a “no project’ vro- {gram-—an old fashioned American | platform versus one bloating still [further a Govt. near the poppin’ The most sensational act to come to America from Denmark in a decade. Dod Dodson and Co. | Istage. He would he a man of di # NOW PLAYING —- MYSTERY THRILLER + HERE IS A SHOW YOU WILL TALK ABOUT FOR WEEKS “Night Of January 16” {tinction—he would get votes by the ¢ hatfuil. | Yours with the low-down. | JIMMY | LOST THEIR SIXTEENTH | Bradford, Carbon, Clarion lum-|, Totals eo 1 7 mm i 3 i i i i i | bia, Cumberland, F: ton, Elizabethtown r h 0 a Direct from the Olympia Theatre in Miami, Florida, : a and, Fayette, Forest, |For; ov. 0 0 2 5 , MIDGET TEAMS SPLIT ackawanna, Luzerne, 3b ........ 0 0 0 O0|IN A DOUBLE HEADER 9 | WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Montour, Northampton, Northam. Weer To 1. 0 0 11 |“ ICL on REBER’S ORCHESTRA berland, Pike, Schuylkill ss ........ 1 0 1 4} le Square Club, hatin. Vet ’ Goodling p ...... 1 1 0 oii Del., was the guest of the Mount — i Thic 3 enango, Warren, Wayne, amb't c 0 0 6 0 [Joy Lions Club on Tuesday evening { This 13 ono of the most unusual plays ever staged. vor at ne te Joy Lions ( p sday evening COME EARLY TO ENJOY [ A jury is chosen from the audience each evening and Can 8 {Coberly rf ........ 0 O° 0 0 | during which two ball games were weighs the evidence presented at this thrilling i SAE They DAT Ct Borer Niamey df 1 : : 2 | g vo games Ww { veighs evidence presented a is thrilling murder Te aspen Hover M cries 0 3 9 o | played and a Bulfot luncheon seve The Amateur Talent Contest ial. Th ordict of he jurors, “guilty” or “not guil- th of the CHD of ws 8 J : vy", decides how the play ends at each performance. LANCO MIDGE — During the baseball games, the From 6:45 P. M. to 7:30 P. M. _— Contestants see Herb Mason | : . MIDGET LEAGUE tals zz os eT | Mount Joy Eo a Ios Fiori Tho 5 2 21 An | Mount Joy Midget-Midgets team Re RA wd TT Tn Clinger If ........ 0 0 1 TT i ol, rie i defeated the Square Club's Midget- GAMES BR os N AMUSEMENT 5 * Curtain 8:30 p.m. I Adm $1 00 Plus Tax » Fogle of .......... 0 0 0 0Miller, Goodling. Hoover. Two base [Midgets 1-0. A following game be- ON 50c : : Hetrich rf ........ 0 0 0 o'hits—Wilson, | be igi {tween the Mount Joy Midgets re- FREE PARKING CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS FREE Bowman h...... 0 1 7 0 'balls—Off Max 4, Goodling 2. Struck | sulted in a victory for the visitors.| pg whody rea 7 But | — fown ec... 0 0 4 Olout—By Max 5 Goodling 5. Um-| a1 0s | Yhody TeRes newspapsiy ody | Engle 8b ......... 6 0 0 1 pires—Floyd and Wanamaker. Time | Following the ball games, the| NOT everybody reads circular ad. | D. Germer 2b ..... 0 6 0 1 of game—2:00. {luncheon was served at Hostetter's | \ising in the Bulletin. Martin ss ......... 0 0 0 1 hh do {with the players and officials of the | =m— rer en | Estock © ......... 0 0 © 4 AT MGUNT GRETNA | team as guests 4 | Totals v9 Louis Tanno, versatile and talent TTT hye > Elizabethtown r 1 Oo a 5 SR { | Hawthorne rf .... 0 0 0 0 | | Goodling If ....... 0 1 0 0 Miller 3b ......... 0 1 0 1 Shearer p ........ 0 0 0 1 Bein's cf Rutherford 2b .... 0 0 2 1 Aehorn ss ........ 1 0 1 0 Seitz ¢ ........... 1 2 9 1 Part ih .......... 1 0 4 0 Totals .......... 3 4 15 5 MOUNT JOY ........... 000 00—0 ELIZABETHTOWN 000 3x—3 Base on balls—Off Estock 3, Shear- er 2. Struck out—By Estock 5, Shearer 7. Umpires — Wanamaker and McCue. Time of Game 1:10. | — ny —— MOUNT JOY MIDGET-MIDGETS DEFEAT MOUNTVILLE M-M’s The Mount Joy Midget-Midgets' defeated the Mountville Midget- Midgets Wednesday evening by a 7-0 score on the park diamond in the first round of the City-County ed actor, has been cast as the dis- trict attorney in “Night of January tournament. UWE 16”, mystery comedy which opens a —_— = week's engagement on the stage of like a goldfish suffering from the Gretna Playhouse, Mt. Gretna, anemia. Pa. Even when it is a la king, been with the Gretna cast longer I get the neck of the doggoned than any other member of the com- | thing. 'pany, is a great favorite with sum- mer theatre goers. While taking a nocturnzl stroll “Night of January 16”, the next through the boro park I heard two production on the Gretna schedule, hushed voices in this conversation: is the unusual comedy in Weoer: If you dont marry me which the jury is picked each night mystery I will blow my brains out. from the audience to hear the evi- Wooed: That would be a joke dence in this exciting play. on father. He doesn’t think you FU Wigs nee have any. MOUNT JOY MIDGETS VS. rrr EAST PETERSBURG, JULY 11TH | Would you like some more of The Mount Joy Midgets, victors my statistics? Prove I am wrong in the first round game of the City- if you can: County Midget Tournament, over The question: How many flowers Landisville, “will tackle the East must a beg visit to’'make an ounce Petersburg Midgets -on the high of honey? 1 i school diamond, Sunday, July 11th, ' The answer: Two * hundred and at 2:30 p.m. : nineteen thousand—but a single YS bee doesn’t live long enough to collect an ounce of honey. Clarence Watson, off Legion fame, struck out twenty-one batters in a game at Lancaster yesterday. criginated a new shade called al Goldfish Yellow. I can't imagine | what that looks like. Probably | And now no more holidays until A Stompers Labor Day. Stimulate your business by adver= A WISE OWL 'tising in the Bulletin, The popular performer, who has | like o—you’ll i Pa CHARLES ABEL In the County League, Maytown { | on | lost its sixteenth game to li ste Milton Grove, Pa. 0S een I » Lancaster Ph. Mt. Joy 129R12 MN | Legion Monday. Maytown has won | { a i {two games thus far, Millersville } | ; 1 Millersville HE : a Vi vs. Kiwanis Club PLAY THE FAMOUS Mount Gretna Golf Course [PHONE = your Fuller Dealer When you need Household or Personal Brushes just telephone the number below. Most valve for your money. Prompt Service, Satur., July 10,1948 1700 P.M. E-town Park Field Admission—Adults 60¢ Children (12 yrs. and under) 35¢ included) BENEFIT V.I''W, (tax BUILDING FUND CHARLES WASAL SWIM AT THE 2 Mount Joy Phone 233R4 Lake Beach p——x BF | SUNDAY JULY 11 SUNDAY ONE MILE SOUTH ON YORKANA ROAD Presenting BY INSISTENT POPULAR DFVIAND WE BRING BACK NONE OTHER TITAN: JOE PHILLIPS AND HIS DIXIE PALS From Frederick, Md. 101 RANCH BOYS from Radio Station W.SB.A. NEMO & HIS RIDGE RIDERS from Your New Local Station W.N.O.W GEARY EPLEY & HIS CHEERFUL VALLEY GANG And Your Own W.O.R.K. JAMBOREE GANG HEARD DAILY ON YOUR STATION AND A SPECIAL BOXING MATCH ADM. ADULTS 30c tax ine. Children under 12 accompanied by parents FREE Free Parking Space Reserved Parking Space For Cripples and Shut Ins. Gate Prizes. Picnic tables for your own lunch. Games and refreshments of i i “I Remember Mama’ SHOW STARTS AT 1:30 P. M. SHARP TILL ? ? "BON YOu DARE. Miss IT A TN IO EE i | I RE] Tr ars SHOWS EVERY NIGHT Sunday at 3:20 HELLAM, PENNA. | Matinees Sat. at 2; (FRI-SAT. July 9-10 Ray Miiland — Chas. Laughton "THE BIG CLOCK" | —— et te { | 'SUN.-MON. July 11-12 (Sunday Matinee 3:20 P. M.) MICKEY ROONEY GLORIA DEHAVEN WALTER HUSTON “BUTCH” JENKINS | "SUMMER HOLIDAY TUE.-WED. July 13-14 IRENE DUNNE Philip Dorn - Edgar Bergen | ESN SRR ee ine al um ll nS. ARERR ali th -_ EY