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MUTT AND JEFF

d=The Bulletin, Mt. Joy,
CHAMPIONS WIN OPENER
OWL L AFFS WITH MANHEIM TUESDAY
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| Mownit Joy, the defending cham- |
| pions opened their 1950 defense of

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RE-OPENING
FOR A GALA 1950 SEASON
SATURDAY, “en

Kline, a promising freshman in the

the title with a 5-2 decision over & THE eiTy/
Manheim in a match scheduled for | J a al THIS MEANS, 8th
Wednesday Mount Joy swept you! THIS MEANS
| through the singles tests without a | b y a Ko RTARTS at DUSK~RAIN OR CLEAR!
| loss but in the doubles division, | 2. PRR N00 pe, we iad
Manheim picked up two points by | -
taking both matches. | \
Singles pus I ‘Fel Y
Bill Bates, Mt. Joy, defeated Va 2 hg [SAD z zh > Hh 4 Md 4 EVENINGS SATURDAYS
Kraybill, 6-2, 6-1. — - in ; & —_—— Fe SHOWS Nee
| Beaston, Mt. Joy, defeated S!ienk . season, ‘THE LOW DOWN owning—not you. The difference is 7 and 8:00 P. M T H | A T R E HOLIDAYS
6-0, 6-0. ount oy 1g Abe Koser, a senior with three that simple, SATURDAYS 2:00 P.M
Engle, Mt. Joy, defeated Rho les, years of ball behind him, will han- from In 1933, the paper says, the Sane 0, = Lb
A RA ie i : Sot dol p : YS, Mount Joy, Pa.
6-0, 6-( | S dle the hot corner assignment anc ovi. owned eleven electric stations.
Kling Mt. Joy, defeated Wick= Opens ts eason hos Frank islet, a promising HICKORY GROVE Then cane hi the tax-dodging FRIDAY — SATURDAY, APRIL 7 - 8
ser, 6-1, 6-1 | sophomore, challenging him for the . Govt, fumididdles—and today we
-BY- gh.leser, 9 . If I chose to break into the Whit y ma :
| Brooks, Mt. Joy, defeated Reitz, With E H f eld io, alone with Don Martin. is fz f I chose to break into the White have G25 federally owned or ROBERT MITCHUM — JANET LEIGH -in-
A WISE OWL, i ith E. Hempfield bss Ue woul va atone ow 3 :
7-5, 6-3. The Mount Joy High “School | The outfield headed by Captain |” © lank oti pie ship” ee built or proposed. And with these ‘Holiday Affair”
Kraybill and Rhoades, Manheim, | Baseball Team will open its regular { Ray Harple has Johnny Miller and x» Dn \ il ow ot ny 625 mostly tax exempt Govt. out-
Ya Pobre . yur » la . » voters
Well, folks, ve Ese Bubny | Warren Bates and Booth, | league season, Tuesday, April 11th, [ McCue or Wilson, when they ar Ered 2. TR Nt fits breathing on the backs of your
time again which makes us one go 2.6 6.2 at East Hempfield not pitching to fill it out eT: conus. Y> #1 necks, no er i
US Jel e-0, 2.6, 6-2, at E . > . ay he pelo i ) ystal ball is needed to
year older, how do you feel You! Shenk and Wickenheiser, Man-| The “Rams” have been practicing | The probable starting lineup for Hough) Js oe Priva isn see who may be the next owner of | MONDAY — TUESDAY. APRIL 10 - 11
don't have to answer that, if you heim. dele . is - ed wore ad - arat for YR, »" ah be: SO start ol with no arg nt. : = ed a :
a i ite | heim, de feated Wagner and Brandt | since March 5 in Preps) g don a the “Rams” opener will be Everybody figures is is your henhouse full of chickens, if DENNIS O'KEEFE — GAIL RUSSELL -in-
) | 6-1, 7-5. | the coming season. The first ca Gene Frey 2B, Jerry Shupp SS, mn his own and lot you now have : such a henhouse.
a SEI. 0 We —— for candidates found some forty Abe Koser 3B, George McCue CF-P J offay 10 RIS: Own house 2d 9 Anything that can happen to such a 6b 9M
di Erte. Bann 4nd SURIES OF es : oser 3B, George McCue CF-P | [is gum overcoat—a . chicken The Great Dan Patch
Speaking of the Easter Bunny and | SERIES OF JAMBOREES AND | candidates ‘for the team on hand.| john Bowman 1B, Ray Harple RF, | House: fall: of chickens : complex thing as a kilowatt factory,
time, the latter sure has changed | BARN DANCES AT HERSHEY Coach Day has cut the squad to | john Miller LF, Ben Brown C, Ger- Bf wi — mgs wo can easy enough—easy as pie—hap-
1 nM: a , . 3 i i ! market-a cigar ractory, r ‘ bv ‘
things. One lad down on Main Ss Beginning on Wednesd wy night, | thirty players and will keep these | ald Wilson P-CF, Jerry Estock P. vou, } | pen to a hensouse full of chickens. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, APRIL 12 - 13
wants a convertible Easter Egg April 12, the Hershey Sports Arena | on hand for the season. Hi Schedul ‘Sq everybody. iti ‘this 1 anil One plank in my platform—
with automatic drive. | will inaugurate for the Spring and| The varsity will be made up of : Mt. Joy Hi Sche We BY sary oa ip Vs moO al “private ownership”— that would! JUNE HAVER — MARK STEVENS -in-
i | Summer seasons a series of jam-~ | veterans of last year's young team April 11—East Hempfield Away | favoring, private , ownership, - the make it a cinch, and how
found, out thing, though—- | borees and barn dares The first nd to dule fave, shown promise in Apri] 13—East Donegal Home | es ep 15, what io! Socialis Uns Yours with the low down “Oh! You Beautiful Doll”
1 op One nT et lm ie. j April 18—Manheim Boro Away | der socialism a Big Govt. does the | .
Learn from the mistakes of others | attraction will be Roy Acuff, the] their early drills. JIMMY
ts | tiveer . Te v . rite April 20—Mariétta Away
—you don't live long enough te king of mountain music, who ap-| George McCue, Gerald Wilson, le i Tt pn A rn rsp ru? DS
8 all vy self : { pears in person with his Smokey | Jerry Estock and Frank Zimmer- April 25—Elizabethtown Home | 4 > \ There is no better way.:to boost ”
make them all yourself. ad Neh oh, a May 2—East Donegal Away . y: COMING: APRIL 20 - 21 - 22—"SANDS OF IWO JIMA
a Mountain boys and their WSM | man are ali back to handle the M A Bos Hor | | your business than by local news-
S folks are in .deht Pedause Grand Ole Opry show. pitching assignments. Sem NH ome | $ mm | | DAPET advertising, APRIL 28 - 29 - MAY 1 — “BATTLEGROUND”
ome lolks are In 2 Hy | . one her | May 9—Marietia Home ——— Qe 1
they spend what the neighbors Following the one and a half Ben Brown, a dependable catcher 1 ;
think they make hour show, there will be a public | is back and will be aided by Carl | Mes Df et oun, fay i CRE He Patronize Bulletin Advertisers .
. May 16—East Hempfielc ome i : i 7
8 a9 lo ON THIS AMAZING

A certain young lad here in town
¢ertainly had a good time the other |
day while it lasted. He tied a string |
signed to revive, foster
| jamboree barn dance, which is de-
and pre-
serve a. truly American
which in yecent years has
gathering wide-spread
custom
heen |
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popularity. | at first base.
to a purse, laid it on the sidew 4 | “Uncle Bill”. Fink of the Grand Ole |
and when a pedestrian stooped to |
get it, pulled it away. Each time |
théfie was a good laugh until a lady |
was fooled. She got square by belt-
ing the ‘lad. on the head with an
umbrella. - - Of caurse, it was|
April 1st.
The local vet stopped by Sloan's
drug store to pick up a Back Run |
farmer, who had called the doc to |
look at a sick cow. After driving |
along the rough back country roads |
the vet and the farmer reached the |

| on Route
| Harrisburg’s
the barn dance.
eer 4 We eee
THE KEYSTONE DRIVE-IN’
THEATRE OPENS SAT. APR. 8
The Keystone Drive- In Theatre | pression around the keystone sack
the Road
riginal outdoor movie,
422, Hershey
according to Sam Chapman, man-~ have been working at shortstop,
| and their fielding has been impres-
i on i io :
Since its winter closing last No- | sive Boyd has been handicapped
ager of the 700 car auto-torium.

| will re-open on Saturday. April 8,| holdovers from
| back at second base and has looked
| along with Frey, Tom Kear, a fresh-
receiving department, .
John Bowman, Dewey. Hornafius,
and Harry Sheetz, are all working
Gene Frey, a junior who showed |’
Opry show will call the figures for | such good form as a Freshman is
good in his early season workouts,
man has been making a good im-
and at the plate.
Jerry Shupp and Dick BSyd both
last years’ team
vember, the theatre has undergone | by a knee injury, but he should be
intensive remodeling. To all intents | hack in shape by the middle of the

farmer's home. The farmer jumped | the Keystone is
an nid: “Okav doc :
out of the car and said: “Okay, doc, | ney theatre, Mr. Chapman said
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you can go back to town now. 1
haven't got a sick cow. The taxi| SPORTSMEN MEET MONDAY
driver wanted to charge me five] The regular monthly meeting of
dollars to bring me home and you | the Mount Joy Sportsmen's Asso-
charge only three dollars for a| ciation will be held on Monday ev-
visit” = = - - - That's system. | ening, April 10, in the Fire House. |
Mr. George Bowers will show
Have you heard about the steno- | three reels or 45 minutes of movies.
grapher who left her ccat in the of- | fishing in small
fice and took her-boss to the clean- |
on Fly and Worm
streams in Pennsylvania.

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When 1 asked a young veteran,
who is quite daffy about a certain lit M t
« senior girl, why he doesn’t get mar- | u a 1 y ead S |
ried, he answered: “Why should I] ALSO |
A FULL LINE OF
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Fruits & Vegetables |
support some other man’s daughter? |
- mm - Maybe he's got sompin’
there. !
I've got some advice for
young blood who isn’t quite
whether to take the plunge or not.
- The best way to stay single | KAA | 'S M i M k i
is to wait until you are out of debt | ed dl e
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Successors To
HUBER OBERHOLTZER
FLORIN, PENNA.
Phone Mt. Joy 3-4930
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any
sure

to get married.
Pat says the honeymoon is over
when he kisses her with a cigarette
in his mouth,
takers
lives |
When one of the census
asked a Marietta man if he
within his income, he exclaimed: |
“Good heavens, no! It’s all I can do |
to live within my credit.” - - - =|
At least he's honest.
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Sometimes you hear the best |
jokes in crowded elevators. It was |
in the Capitol elevator that I heard |
a boy and girl talking to each other,
when she remarked: “I feel so dis- |
couraged sometime, I think I'm go- |
ing to wind up an old maid.” And |
the boy said: “That I've got to see, |
I never saw an old maid wound up.’

I like this one about the mother |
in Scotland who told her daughter |
“Yes, dear, IL am your nearest rela-
tive, but your. father is the closest!
Here's a little thought to make |
life less complicated: If you like to
eat celery in. bed, a dimple in your
knee is a handy place to keep the |
salt.
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Don’t forget to help the kids hunt year. Get complete information
Bunny eggs on Sunday morning. .
A WISE OWL | Ray N W iley
ery | 4
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"THE DOG TRAINING SEASON MANHEIM
Phone Landisville 2201
CLOSED FRIDAY IN PENNA. |
AMERICAN FARMERS
Last Friday the dog training. sea- |
son closed until August 20. After
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