“The Bulletin, Mt. Joy
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Pa Thursday July / 1948 'REG'L AR FELLERS
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OWL L AFFS MOUNT JOY SUFFERS SECOND
NO HIT, NO RUNNER
Everett Eschbach turned in his
no-hit, no-run pitching job
eason in the County Junior
League Thursday evening, hurling
for Quarryville in Section 1, he
blanked the 4 to 0. His other
also against Mount
CARN
and fourth
win-
second
of the

loca 5
no-hitter was
Joy.
Two runs in the second
the verdict to the

innings gave
aa

MEMBERS

them unbeaten in the

ners and kept — ete 4
[race . - & 8 SAN i
| | E-town downed Maytown, 5-0, In THE LOW
[the other Seetion 1 tilt behind the
| : : from
five-hit pitching of Bob D'Agostino.
© | Quarnysite r h 0 KORY GROVE
mple ..... 0 0 0
— —— cese 2 0 1
I ori 2 ent 0 2 0 0 To start off my lecture with a
EE &
A WISE OWL |e yd 1b 1 0 10 0 bang and get to the meat of the
Long of 0 0 1 0 coconut quick, I claim there has
Jews WS ger i 3 > o been too much pecking-away at
Graybil a . : . . om
Don't be at all Pal surprise] if you aire. 2 0 ( business—too much rant and vare
see Bob Breakiron and Shupby |gechbach p ...... 0 1 0 4 too much loose insinuations.
Rt dhitin ie in Hy lambing = oO Mediocre people have been get-
truck comes . harvesting time Totals ....... Ey 8:4 ting themself elected—and a nice
Why? Cause Bob, never having | Mount Joy r : salary — by being “down” with
at i Ww 3 2 i 3 : ” :
planted corn before, planted the Wilson i ¢ 6 something. Being down” on busi=
entire field at one time, presuming ecu o o 0 5 ness, especially if it is big or a suc-
been a good vehicle. 1
a hoot about votes—don’t
1 cess, has
1
it would mature in small batches. |gchjeman p of .... 0 0 0
Max pet 0-0 0 don't give
Mushy says the reason man was Weidle 3 9 J g o need to fool anybody—am not run-
made before woman was to give er po a9 0 1 o ning for Congress, play -ground Sul=
him time to think of an answer gee If 0 0 1 0 perintendant, or any job where the
to her first question. account is liberal, or there
S— Totals 3 0 2 is a free car. I am independent as
Calculated Risk: Is where 1t QUARRYVILLE ..... 00 20 3 a pig in clover—so keep on Tead-
looks like there'll be trouble but MOUNT JOY ex sired ii Oo WH I will say something.
you won't be in it. | Errors Sov, Weider Xe Everybody is for free enterprize
: pet ea re Off. Eschbach {: Eshleman 4, Max 1. and private Ha but kinda
9, Max 2, forgets it at times Everybody has
remarked: | Struck out—By I
ve ar i ex- | Eshleman 6. Losing pitcher— Esh- fire insurance of some kind—also
per lempn. nip life insurance. There would be no
Bo neighbor asked: What does Sa Gi money to pay for your fire losses
or ig : PURSUIT OF HAT PINESS _ when your house burns down, or
Gi 11) iy ye ad Well OPENS i oH ” ii ell pay life benefis if there was no cor-
i of ‘woman aces it they call it Kay MacDonald, y Aga lporations or business in which the
a ; looks belie the years she has trod, nce people could invest and
TZN the boards, is cast as Comfort earn interest.
ge Kirkland, mother of Prudence, in Every mama and papa should
the contortionist
was eating
the pay costume comedy, Pursuit stir themself if they want their off -
of Happiness, which opens a weeks shoot to grow up and have a chance
Gretna Playhouse on ability and
July 15.
And there's
who dreamed he
peaches and chewed his ears off in
dried
the and
to show his calibre
in proportion to his et-
stay at
his sleep. Thursday night, to prosper

Zoning Officer
(From Page 1)
approved for a ten |
gestion and
year period and ordered advertised
starting Oct. 1. The ordinance
was passed.
Pumping
having
Engineer Schatz re:
pumped 9,506,000
in June, a ban-
ported
gallons of water
ner month,
The monthly Chief of
Police Park Neiss was read.
The treasurer Krall
showed these Boro was
$10,945.00; and Water $7,853.00.
Councilman Keller stated that he
a conversation with the Boro
now thinks it pos-
could comply
report ol
report of
balances:
had
and
Council
with the Fire Company's
and purchase a fire engine, sug-
gesting two ways of financing the
The only drawback, Mr.
fact that if
taXpayeis
Solicitor
sible that
re’quest
same.
Keller stated, was the
the Boro bought it, the
may object to the engine
used outside the boro.
Fire Chief Myers responded by
that at present two pieces
purchased by the
always sent out
the . boro.
decided to
Fire Co.
manufacturers of
being
saying
of equipment
community, are
first to all fires in
Chairman Eicherly
call a meeting of Council,
Committee and
fire equipment to discuss the sub-
ject and ascertain the exact cost.
It was reported that Delta Street
would be extended into the Ging-
council
was being
rich development and
decided that while same
graded, the work be extended on
the boro's portion of said street.
The Boro Solicitor revised the
shooting 1x the boro ordinance
Same was read and action de-
ferred for a month,
The term of Paul Stoner as a
member of the Planning Com-
has
reappointed.
missions’ Board of Adjusters,
expired and he was
Friendship Fire Co. was granted

Miss MacDonald has played fort. Off-shoots, can’t do that 1
y 3 Ae soba {7 ron : Je ies : 1
Out at’ the baseball game with stock companies throughout! , 4. f Big Govt.—and where
Sunday a snoopy dame eyed and the United States, private business is elbowed around,
viously the young girls pearls has appeared in many motion pic- 4 4
seated next to her. Finally shef, oo i luding the recent March Yours with the low-down.
asked: My dear, where did your | je mi The Presidential Year, JiMMY
beautiful string of pearls come and also been heard from coast —
from? 1 hope you don’t mind, on numerous programs.
my asking? Her most recent Broadway ap-| The | ennis ( ourt
Knowing she was alter some pearance was with Otto Kruger in
gossip the girl answered: Not at 1 ura. Gene Crider, defending Lancaster
all, They came irom oysters. ee OS County men’s singles champion was
aa p extended to the limit by unseeded |
Look here Dick, you wouldn't by Play Ground News Carl Reist Monday evening, but]
any chance marry me for my squeezed out a 6-8, 6-1, 7-5 victory
money, would you? the girl ask- Wed | 1 Til i in a second round match of the Lan-
i Nn ednesday, July 7th, ne aril |
ed reproachfull On ny bi | caster Tennis Club's city and county |
x i laygr «Jd sponsored a neyele
He replied thoughtlessly, if | pi pons : J closed tournament.
there was any other way get | © how. Frese Vem t 2 much| Bewi
: snthusias or this event
it. ghiausiesm shown > | Bob Zink defeated Gil Young, 6-2, |
Well. that is being frank because the decorated bikes were a
ell, that 1s b .
at a minimum. Mr. Charles
are 5 Crete School Pri wi Frank Zink defeated Clarence
1 3 on | Heaps, Grade Schoo rincipal anc
Two ladies who had not seen Fe 1] ; :. 1 A ted E the McCue, 6-4, 6-1.
each other for a long time met Vi + Raich Es ER Harold Fellenbaum defeating
| on 1 treet judges selecting the following tent Hurst, 6-3, G2
V I ( . i . ra =a,
I 1 prize vinners: First rize
Oh, Mary, I have had a lot]P ze. Roms rst a bt Gene Crider, defeated Carl Reist,
‘ inde 1 w vou | Charles (Butler) Zeller: Second, : : |
happen to me since sa J : ; 6-8, 6-1, 7-0.
last 1 { mv teeth out and an {Sandra Schroll and Third, Asher — .
ori : refrigerator put | Halbleib This Thursday, due to
electri 1 reirigerato t : av
Blar exclaimed the Picnic at Hershey Park on a Sunday
li e y @ : io Yt Show wil . First Round
Wednesday, a Pet Show will be 7
= Th Bn. Crider defeate foung 6-2
\dd these t ue daffy diction- fheld on the Playground at 1:30. Crider defeated D. Young 6
ACL A C 3 J “ a Vv 4 ~~ +1 )=2
Friday afterncon our girls of the“ :
al . flo 1v 3.9
Parl Lot A place where Playground played the Marietta R. Zink (defeated K. Divit, 6-3, |
irking Lot: 4 lace V a vi
car to have dents Playground girls in softball. 6-0.
u uu ‘ . 4 .pr to 4
| : de After five exciting innings the 3 Zink defeated E. Engstrom
ade in the lende : , b=2
A Deb: A young lady with | score was tied at 14 to 14. #9 tefeated K. Falk
Immediately after the game the ellenbaum dereate . Falby
bride 1deas. : 8-1, 6-2
girls of both teams were served” "©
ims ; Perr
vs fraid this would happen! cokes through the kindness of Roy
vas alraic 1S < . v
becuse T asked a few quess Tyndall and Dr. David Schlosser A 9
Oe a i merican Legion
tions now and then, one of our of the Rotary Club. 1
readers had to write me and ask: High point scorers for the two (From Page 1)
How much water dces a bathtub weeks of the Playground who Association. They are: Dr.
1 ’ rere treate t ice rec » 2S ~ - .
hold I guess he thought I'd be] We Bez 3 9 re cream cones john S, Gates, medical aid; Dr.
; at. Sloe rug Stor ere , r :
stumped because I have a shower, | © 11 i Tt hi a 2 her 4S Robert D. Walker, dental aid;
1 LLIOWS! 1€ < nav ly dog oy 1 ~
but I fooled him. I just went WS: relma Snavely, Peggy charles Heaps and Roy B. Sheetz,
okt anor. Alied , tub, bailed it Be oy delinquents; George H.
: ! Jeanette Gr r, Snapper rk- : ;
wut to measure and the answer is inette Gruber, Snapper Mark- food and clothing; Lester
§ lev thie oY : y y
About forty-five gallons. jg he Gowin, Benny Groff; G. Hostetter and Eugene Crider,
Gerald ender ick le 1
The about is because of what I |™ : a * Dick Hallagren, youth activities; and Earl Miller,
and Peter Nissle
pilled. nd too NS oY. building committee.
This Friday afternoon the boys Four bes tecalv oc
- a1 Stet our members received American
My wife had a dream last night go to Marietta to play volley pins for 30 years continuous
and thought si narried a mil- bal sid the following Friday, membership: Earl B. Miller, Oliver
r 293 Mariett: i > ro he at 1
lionaire, Loy to ne this morning. [July 23 Marietta will be here for Spickler, Roy B. Sheetz and P. B.
You are lucky, mine thinks that |a return game. Heilig. The Post also plans to take
in the daytime, I answered. the Junior Legion baseball team to |

PLANNING COMMUNITY see a twilight baseball doublehead=-
Out at the game on Monday a|CONCERT HERE er at Philadelphia.
little fellow was wandering all a- Miss Irene Frack of Doylestown, coi
round in search of something, and [Pa., a representative of the Com- RAIN STOPPED THIS ONE
finally a fan asked: Are you lost |munity Concert Service, a division, Mount Joy Junior Legion base
young fellow? of the Columbia Artists Manage- ball team played the Millersville
The boy replied: Certainly not, |ment, Inc, New York City, receiv- team at the latter place Tuesday
my good man—I have merely mis- |ed a favorable response from this evening. The game was called in
placed my mother. community when she

week

various persons here last on Millersville leading 4 to 2.
Much, much later at the same |The Community Concert Associa- tf
place, I heard this conversation; [tion Plan, an international move- LOCAL MIDGETS WON
What are you thinking © about By scoring six «runs in‘the fifth
Jack? ! ! Plans . are + now: being. made to inning, ! Mount. Joy's * Midgets: won
‘ The. same thing you are, Jose-!form ‘an organization in this com- from Manheim Twp. “at Hershey
phine, [ mubity known as the Elizabethtown yesterday 7 to 5. x
If you do Tl scream, Community ' Concert Association. fh cut
3 - eh COMING MIDGET GAME
Sorry Wade and cold. Dinah did as she was

went + down to the |
bay# fishing last week, ‘buf! befo ore | instructed and had of ice Conestoga this evening at Cone-
3 he left fie told Dinah ¥she is to | ready and waiting. Jerry came stoga. This is a tournament game.

rr RA meen.
* have “Dlenty of ice ready when he home withe 5lb of fish.
Patronize Bulletin advertisers,
: -gets back, to keep the fish good A WISE OWL'
contacted the top half of the fifth inning w ith |
"I SUN.-MON." July 18:19
Our local Midget team will play
an appropriation of $200.
Martin
Council in
Elwood appeared be-
| fore an effort to have
{ the boro plant trees on property it
|
particularly
| cent to the
owns, the plot adja-
boro dam. The mat-
ter is ‘being considered.
council

Grand Opening
THURSDAY, JULY 15
TAA
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Beer — Wine — Liquor
Sea Food
* NOW PLAYING —~ DON'T MISS IT *
SEASON'S SENSATION — GAY COSTUME COMEDY
'Pursuit Of Happiness”
WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Eve Shoat Welcome
STANLEY CAFE
Formerly Siegrist's

Love finds a way in 1777 that will teach modern lov
ers a few things—This Brilliant costume comedy is re-
vived by popular demand.

THIS IS THE FAMOUS BUNDLING PLAY /p
* Curtain 8:30 p.m: || Adm. $1.00 Plus Tax %
A A ANI,
; 392 East Front Street MARIETT 1.

Everyone - Everywhe: b

J O Y ——— INVITED TO JOIN WITH THE
so THEATRE| a ||| Grocers Picnic
EH] Vn Lz || EXCURSION

FRIDAY TURDAY. : :
a Raa AY, JULY 16.17 To Atlantic City, N. J. Thursday, July 22
G — MAUREEN O'HARA -in- The Lanco Food Stores are arranging this picnic excursion this
(YY HH 9 year to give everyone, everywhere, the opportunity for an inexper-
Sitting Pretty sive day's outing at the Seashore—a day of relaxation away from
home—A one day vacation. This is your picnic—we hope you will
be able to go along and have a good time! Seats will be available
MONDAY-—TUESDAY, JULY 19-20 3 for everyone.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. — MARIA MONTEZ -in- ~
215 PRIZES
5 Gold Watches 5 Bathing Suits
5 Radios 200 Grocery Orders
Tickets Now On Sale At Railway Stations
Buy them at least 48 hours before train departure which
will assure everyone a seat.
Money Refunded byP.R.R. On Railway Tickets
‘The Exile”
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY, JULY 21-22
BURT LANCASTER — LIZABETH SCOTT -in-
“I Walk Alone”
FRIDAY—SATURDAY, JULY 23-24

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{ adjourned.
All bills were paid and
|
|
WON SUNDAY'S GAME
| The Mount Joy Midgets played a
| tournament game with East Peters-
High athletic
Sunday afternoon
| burg on the school
i field here and
won 10 to 8.

PLAY THE FAMOUS
Mount Gretna
Golf Course
SWIM AT THE
Lake Beach
5-20-tf

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SHOWS EVERY NIGHT
Matinees Sat. at 2; Sunday at 3:20
FRI.-SAT. July 16-17
co-starring
ANNE BAXTER
JOHN HODIAK

(Sunday Matinee 3:20 P. M.)
"GREEN: GRASS
OF WYOMING”

at Are Not Used
AC "ARS — SO’ -ine ums
JACK CARSON — ANN SOTHERN -in WE Train schedules and fares can be seen at
66 - LL] Railway Stations and Lanco Food Stores. a
April Showers fd
JOHN M. BOOTH, MT. JOY HERSHEY'S 5 & 10, MT. JOY
J. N. BENDER, SALUNGA E. N. STAUFFER, LANDISVILLE

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Have your saws filed and jointed
by machine. Mechanically
precise filing. Saws cut truer, 4
cleaner, faster. Quicker serv-
lee—you'll like ovr work—
CHARLES ABEL
Milton Grove, Pa.
Ph. Mt. Joy 129R12

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SUNDAY JULY 18 SUNDA
VALLEY VIEW PARK, “=
PENNA.
ONE MILE SOUTH ON YORKANA ROAD
Presenting
DALLASTOWN BOYS BAND Your Band Favorites
NEMO & HIS RIDGE RIDERS From Station W. N. O. W. York, Penna.
TEX KING AND HIS CANYON DRIFTERS
FY. 7 featuring UNCLE BILL, and LITTLE BILL, with autoharp and banjo. Wkly
And Your Own W.O.R.K. JAMBOREE GANG
heard daily on your local radio station. : Featuzing the aremtesy’ comedian: in. the. business RAWHIDE. If he | doesn’
make’ you! laugh you better see a dagfor. "Also headed by Frankie More, Slim & Ginger, Clyde,

Fig ADULTS 30c tax inc. 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 all kinds on the premises.

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SHOW STARTS AT 1:30. P. M. SHARP TILL? ? DON'T “YOU DARE MISS “IT,

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