4—The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, April 14, OWL L AFFS Mount Joy Netmen BY ISE OWL our A Did you ever drive around town about 3 in the you haven't you'd sure get surprises. You see the darndest things. ayem? If some I heard Mumma the insurance a- gent asked a lady if her hubby carried life insurance. “No”, replied, “he only carries fire insur- she ance. He knows where he is going.” According to the latest issue of a correct English book, the ex- clamation mark is being discarded because people aren't surprised at | anything these days. I have just learned that popular- ity is something you lose when you forget to put the beer in the | ; ice box. Sometime ago I met John in a restaurant at Columbia (one I had never been in) and when I asked | him ' what he was doing there he replied: “I always eat in this restaurant. You know, in lots of restaurants the waiters grab the plates away before you have fin- | ished.” “And they don't do that | fiere?” I asked. “Yes, they do, but here ycu don't mind,” he re- plied.----So I just ordered a cup of coffee, and even that looked as though it was tapped out of the river They aren't in business anymore, ~---you guessed. it. A blonde is superior to a cat, ac- cording to our Senior boys, a cat can only dic nine times. cause at our to Some people get so mad government that they threaten vote. A lady the post office just a few doors west of could not under- stand why all the customers looked at her so cddly and then contin- ued to stare. Finally her daugh- ter enlightened her. -- She was wearing one large red and one yellow ear ring. Then just to sec how many pecple would notice it, she kept ‘em on. Our dietician advises: If you are thin, don’t eat fast. If you are fat, don't eat--fast. | Trouble can be divided into two | classes: women and their mother, | according to Hen. of late and now The man who is early used to be behind before, is first at last.--That can be very confusing. el A en From a college freshman’s his- tory examination paper: “Joan of Arc was Ndan's wife.” ! | Happened to be down on the | river bank the cther day when I] noticed a man fishing. He land- ed a whoppin’ big catfish and then threw it back. About five min- utes later he caught a large carp] but also threw it back. Later he caught a small red eye smiling happily, he put it in his Leading League 1949 , REG'LAR FELLERS Wee? By Gene Byrnes SORRY, SONNYBOY == THIS TWO BITS 1S SO WORN OUY AND -) THIN | CANT TAKE IT GOT ANOTHER ? LEAGUE STANDING po Teams Ww L edhe | Mount Joy 20 1 Hershey 19 2 Patton . 1 7 McCaskey J-V 13 15 a Manheim Twp 7 14 ~ Wo New Holland 2 12 Pn Manheim 10 Mount Joy High he holds down top DOWN honors in the circuit with one match lost in the competition to date. Jack Kurtz, McCaskey net representative | broke their unbeaten string by de- HICK OR Y ik \ E feating Joanne Cramer of Mt. Joy, 7-5, 6-2 in the last singles match ing to the a Singles of he oo -Congress R: nck, Mt. Joy defeated Shenk, many yapper are jumping 6-2, gress-~-calling the boys there “d J: 1c oe Kramer, Mt. Joy defeated nothin ‘and “un-social minded’ Auman, 6-0, 6-0 : 4 : , and non-liberal that 1 Ben Brown, Mount Joy, defeated = LG Croessant, 6-0, 6-3 been delving into the facas. Beaston, Mt. Jovy defeated Hevydt, Congress deserves a pat on the 6-2, 6-4 back--not too big, but just encugh Kurtz, McCaskey, defeated J. {, encourage ‘em speck--they Cramer, 7-5, 6-2 : . { been doing pretty good here late- Doubles } j Ranck and Engle, Mt. Joy, defeat- ||Y--Keeping their shirt on. And | ed Hoh and Reid. 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 now if they will keep their trolley | Jack Kramer and Beaston, Mount cn--and their eve on the track. | J y ok ted May and Kegereis we can harbor a bit of hope that! 9 et ne the Government will yet be pared .-e back a bit. And maybe we won't LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL NINE . : . — Shim . need to ante 6 million bucks for LOST OPENER TUESDAY : : : om ; ! Ml Tov Hid hook oot i repairs and expansion of the White Yount «oy maa schoo! oS ‘million, brother, that opening gone of the season Tues- would. build 1.000 houses at $6.000 day to Manheim 3 to 1. They outhit _; 1 | v : cachn the victors 9 to 3. Score: Citizens in this fair land again a Manheim Boro rh ¢ a free hand. If a feller chooses to L. Frey 2b 9 13 3 hi ; Cts : G. Miller 55 "77" 1 0 o 1 Use his noggin and his muscle--- D. Witman c ...1 0 6 1 on his own hook and a little over- Evans cf ve... 0 0 0 O'time--let him profit. IM he can C. Witman 3b ..- 0 1 1 2 make a better or bigger doughnut Shirk ef ..... : 11 8 1 ; {= for less, let him. If he c: tur Frey If ....... 00 040 i he can ‘tum Rhoads 1b 0 0 9 0/°Ut a hotter 4 illon of gas, give Haas p ........ 0 0 2 4/him free rein--and 3 cheers. If Congress will resist fiddlin’ eats a no Totals .... 3 321 11 pound with social medicine and Mount Joy rh on vaminer deflati ! : inflation yammer -- deflation pre- Kosershy ............... 0 1 0 0 o1 ation pre Wilson ss .............. 0 0 0 2 vention--spirals -- security -- cow Shupp 2b . ai 0 0 0 0creek dams -- uplift -- diserimin- iMeCue 0 1 0 2 ation, etc. etc, and even Mmavbe Bewman 1b 0 0 4 0 decide to come on home. rion Rice cf L002 : yo hh soon, oul we doing Mf us Bailev If Sas 10 20 oon, it could be doing all of us a J. Miller ef 0 1 1 0}good tum. Browne 0 012 1 Yours With The Low Down, Boyd:2b ......:...... = 90 Jimmy Pegie if ................ 0 0 0 0 — ——— ~ Totals .... 4 aa 1.59213 MANHFIM . . 000 200 1—3 onesa a irport EWS MOUNT JOY ........ 000 010 0—1 Q Frrors—Shupp, 2 hits—Rice, C.| new students Witman. Base 1 Me tered the Private Course at = lo- Cue 9. Strike outs—Haas 4, McCue cal airport. They are: Warren 13. = . Greenwalt and Frank Hassing § Mt. Joy, Jay Reich of Marietta and | MOUNT JOY SPORTSMEN Fred Sherick of Columbia and Al- QUITE ACTIVE NOWADAYS vii Heisev of E-town ( r evening the Mt. Joy : iy . Monday evening the I 1) Alvin Reist, Sam Balsbach and | Q teen's Assnoiatio net i - sporismensg Asscciat! met reg John Hawthorne had an enjoyable | ular session in the Fire House with evening last Wednesday night forty members present. ing. They made several take colts) The Fish committee reported landings at the York airport | trout were transferred from their. i jater flew over a large section | nursery to Donegal Springs on Ap- .¢ Lancaster and York Counties. | ] OD A lc Anr 5th 10 State a3 1 | ril 2 £2 > April eh; the = He Paul Hawthorne flew to Lake stocked 1250 trout: 350 in Glad- : 5 3 | ive B 00 Churles B | usquehanna in a Piper Cub on felter’'s Run, 300 in Charles Run anc Saturday Ad 600 in »gal Creek. . | in Donega i : Last Sunday warm 1 Sg April 24¢ » Sports- i ) unday; April 24th i ports weather brought quite a lax | men will take their first Travelcade number cf local pilots and follow- | to Perry County to fish for trout. : Dot we Wi cut to Done Air- | Anyone wishing to go will mee Amon; making short | | Elwood Martin's at 8 a. m., or OS Warren | Florin Post Office. Stehman Lancast | After the business meeting Mr. S. py. and Newcomer | L. Kurtz, district forester of the {3 york, Alvin Royer to Annville, | Penna. Dept. of Forest and Waters, Bil] Aller and John Hawthorne to | showed movies of Wild Life and the york. | Maine forest fire. Visitors to the airport on Sunday | Winners of the Sporter were: L. included Mrs. Richards of Ric G. Forney, John H. Geyer, Joe Photo Sh p. flying from Lancas Schroll, Mr. Rudy, Cora E. Beatty, Lewis Sauters was recently ap- | R. D. Sheaffer Clyde Gerberich proved by the Veterans Adminis- | Jr., and Johnny He tration to enter the Commercial | - cfd Pilots course { | | ® 1 Phare H. Landis reurned fro { oming vents a weeks tris by: Pirer Cub. 0] Florida and other southern states. | —————— eee | BAKED HAM SUPPER cranberry Jelly | The Ladies Bible Classes of the It takes less sugar i ropor- | Church of God, Landisville, Pa. tion to fruit juice and less cooking | to’ make jelly | will serve a Baked Ham Supper 0° make jelly from cx rr than from most other fruits | Saturday, April 23rd, at the Lan- han from most other fruits. | } 4 | disvilile Fire Hal] from 4 to 8 p. m. Life of Snakes SE Some snakes have been bag. I ask him why he had thrown the two big fish back and kept the small one. He replied: “Small frying pan.” Having just received my month- ly statements from innumerable dress shops, etc., I have the conclusion that my wife would make a wonderful Congresswoman, | cause she sure knows how to in- troduce bills into the house. come to | Is Here”, A man was saved from convic- | F tion for horse stealing by the elo- | quent plea of his lawyer. After | the jury acquitted him, the law- yer asked: “Now, Bill, tell you did steal that horse, you?” “I always thought I did think I stole that horse but since I heard your speech to the jury, I won't be | sure till I look where I hid him.” See you tomorrow morning’ a-~ “bout 4:30 at my favorite trout hole ‘Move Over! i me, | didn’t | A WISE OWL he. ial a | hold | Saturday League, opened the 1949 Rummage Sale Friday and Saturday, April 29, and 30, the Ladies’ Bible Class of the Trinity Lutheran Church will a Rummage sale at the Parish House. Friday open from 1 to 9 p. m. open at 10:00 a. m. WILL PRESENT OPERETTA “Look Who will be presented by pu- pils of the Conoy Twp. High School, Bainbridge, later this month. A two-act operetta, The musical comedy has English | and Spanish settings. ct A] E-TOWN HI BASEBALL TEAM | DEFEATED E. DONEGAL MON. , Elizabethtown High School, fig- ured to be the team to beat in Sec. one of the County High School campaign | by pelishing off the defending sec- tion champions, East Donegal, 7-4 Monday. The tilt was a scheduled contest moved up due to “Youth Day” programs Tuesday. | - months. SHOOTING MATCH FOR HAMS Saturday, ril/l6 AT 1:00 P. Florin 1th At The Water Trough Florin, Pa. Fa AUSHERMAN BROS. James P. | us, Agent Nh 1 | Cor. your business than by local news- paper A Enjoy Good Eating Year Around | There is no better way to boost Dr.H.C.Killheffer Optometrist MANHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St, Telephone 137-R Mon. & We advertising. Subscribe for the Bulletin. EXPERT Watch Re pairing Tues. Fri. § M. CLYDE TR $:30.1:00.2.5 P.M: ELIZABETHTOWN 12 West Main i Hershey's Store Bldg, MOUNT JOY, PA. 1-13-3 mo. 16 E. High St. Telephone 24-R ‘Beer! 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FLORIN, PENNA EVENINGS DEB-U-CURL P Cream & Oil treatme for dry hair 3-10-tf MOUNT JOY American Legion DAN CING FRIDAY x SUNDAY 9:00 TO 1:00 8:00 TO 12:00 Stark’s Ohi THREE GUYS AND A GAL MEMBERS ONLY For Those, Last Minute EASTER GIFTS may ye suggest Her: 4 LEATHER HANDBAG CQMPACT PEARLS JEWEL BOX / EARRINGS For For Hin:— RONSON'LIGHTER WATCH BRACELET CUFF LINKS TIE CHAIN PEN AND PENCIL SET » | ADAM H. GREER Jeweler 87 East Main Street Dial 3-4124 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. 11-24-tf live from one to two years v food by absorbing the fat of their own bodies. Bass Spawning Season Bass spawn but once a year, us- ually during the early spring cin | Whale Milk Whale milk, wildlife experts say, is not essentially different from cow's milk. Canned Citrus Juice More citrus juice was canned in the U. S. during thee 1947-48 season than in any previous year. Lie Detector Technical name for the lie de- | *‘psychointegroarmneter.” Wire In Home An average size home contains about 1,500 feet of electrical wire, tector is One Suit Per Year Average American buys one suit a year, ———— I ere Patronize Bulletin advertisers, / Large Hams 12, 16, and 20 Gauge Guns SHELLS FURNISHED Standing and Flying Targets Sponsored by Columbia Roquet Club i | | Shooting Match | Jewelry to add allure costume, Sparkling rt radiant rubies our jewelry to give you sonality. KOSER'S WATCH SHOP DIAL MT. JOY 3-4015 Chocolate Avenue, FLORIN, PENNA. = FRIDAY — SATURPAY. APRIL 15 - 16 TYRONE dower ¥ GENE TIERNEY “That Wondertul Urge” -in oiled TUESCAY, APRIL 18 - 19 JOEL McCREA — FRANCES DEE “Four Faces West" | WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 20 - LOIS BUTLER — IRENE HERVEY “Mickey” FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 22 - 23 JOHN WAYNE — GAIL RUSSELL -in- 21 -in=- | “Wake Of The Red Witch” QUALITY CLEANERS 76-78 East Main Street Eicherlys Saturday, April 16, 1949 AT 10:00 A, M. 3 AGE GROUPS A—1 to 4 yrs. B—5 to 7 yrs. C—8 to 10 yrs. Prizes For Each Group SPONSORED BY ST. HILDA'S GUILD TICKETS 15¢. Rain Date — Sunday, April 17 2:30 P. M.