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And without turning
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have known that when I
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Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs. the company’s new engine to the
Arndt visited the Hoffman sisters, Royersford parade on Saturday.
on the Marietta Pike. Announcement was made that
Mrs. Annie Dull and Mrs. Cora the local fire police will attend a
Gable of Klinesville, Mrs. Frank State Fire Police meeting at North
Dull of Bainbridge visited Mrs. Ma- york, June 24. It was also reported
tilda Derr on Sunday. that the Lancaster County Fire
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Earhart, and police will meet at Salunga, July
son Recnald of Centerville, Mr. and 7th.
Mrs. Marlin Landis of Lititz, Mr. Fire Chief Wilbur C. Hiestand.
| Roy Keith of Brunnerville and Miss who was commended on his elec-
Marion Nauman, cf Mt. Joy were tion as president of the Lancaster
weekend callers of Mr. and Mrs. County Firemen's Association, re-
Daniel Geltmacher. ported one fire call.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Snyder en-! Announcement was made of a
tertained on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. relay on Sunday at 1:30 p. m. at
Norman Snyder and sons, Nelson Newtown with Ray Myers, fire
and Kenneth. chief of Mt. Joy Fire Company,
Mr. and Mus.
East Petersburg
in
Wilbert Witmer of charge. Fire Companies participat-
were Saturday ev- ing in the relay will be Ironville,
ening callers of Mrs. Lillian Wit- [andisville, Salunga, Mt. Joy and
mer. Florin.
Mrs. Howard Witmer and son, —— ee ED Oe.
Howard called on Mrs. Calvin Ness NOTED WEST COAST
at Columbia KR. D. on Sunday. ACTRESS AT GRETNA
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Engle and Miss Gae Caulkins, widely
and Mrs. Mary known on the Pacific Coast as an
stage and
as Kitty Brown
Mrs. Esther Hoover
Engle of Palmyra visited with Mrs. outstanding actress on
Kate Moore on Tuesday. television, is cast
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines spent jn the brilliant comedy, “Let Us Be
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gay” currently playing at Mount
Rollman and family at Latitz. Gretna’s popular summer theatre
Clyde Kemmerly of Mt. Joy R.D. the Gretna Playhouse.
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Miss Caulkins, home. is
John Kemmerly on Sunday. in Seattle, is a graduate of the Uni-
Mrs. Wm. Fogie and sons, Thom- versity of Washington, and has
as and Richard called on the fol- played in the famous Penthouse
lowing during the week: Mr. and Theatre and the Showboat Theatre,
Mrs. Geo. Memminger and Mrs. der the direction of the noted
Mary. Barton, at Rheems, Mr. and playwright, ‘Glen? Hughes.
Mrs. -Paul ‘Smith, {| Mr. and ° Mrs.!
Raymond Nace’ and family ‘of Col-
umbia R. D. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
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ititude of the organization for
the ger L support which the Ti Tab Tv COB
1950 Budd I x . 66,000 VOLT SUBSTATION
WU Buddy Poppy sale receiv i
ymoke Barriers Donegal Airport News = BY PAPC NEAR HOLTWOOD
ne
h 0 € long delayed $1,000,000 step in
I'he funds raised during th (From page 1) Pin eis post-war electric
sale wil \ TPR . : : The ne »s Flying Club | :
ale will play an essential part in jo the inspection tour that he was The Donegal Dudes Flying Club] ower - expansion was announced
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\dvancing the national program of with the organization of held their regular monthly meet- | teday by the Penna, Water & Pow-
—pv.. welfare and service to America's fire drills in the school and stated ing at the airport last Thursday | Company, which will ereet a
lisabled, needy war veterans and that he recently witnessed a drill night. Twelve of the sixteen Ter | new 66,000 volt substation near its
A WIS E OW L their de pendent or to the surviv- in operation. bers were present as well as three | Heltwood hydro and steam gener-
of deceased terans,” L£W1S : guests. ; T r i i x
| ra IV I Ta; Lew; His recommendation that smoke , 84S 1 D | ating plants. The new unit will be
Nee | Repos Jo from barriers be placed in the building Neo Day founc | known as the Martic Substation.
Many a housewife is weepin Vit. Joy she w clearly that your was unanimously’ approved: by the several local pilots making a cross | Greater veliability of service to
the house with a nh while | people i i forgotten fel bourd which promised to complete fount fight 2 Atlantic Fiud| its customers, particularly those. in
vatel 1 levision agred debt to Americas war he- : 10se making the trip were re BAL oy ole = Yoataes
Watching leevisior : : : work on the project before the be- » B 8 R 3 NW ler) the Lancaster, York and Coates-
- - re . : Loewen, oruce Rohinsoh, alter ne a ; nerease:
ginning of the next school term. : f vi lle areas, rather than increased
ry r ” 9 1 “1 } 1 1:1 N yr & r y » : :
“Wrong Way” Weimer was a bit I 8 ould like to assure the tobert Zink and Mrs, Nancy | Reilly and Jorn Hawthorne. | power supply is the object of the
confused in Ocean City last week | people of Mount Joy that their Ziegler and Frank Zink were nam- Fred Sherick made 8 50ly. new construction, Company officials
while on his vacation. He just money for the greater part, will playground instructors for this! country flight to Hack Point Beach, | guid, The new Substation will fur-
couldn't’ find the right way to gor main_in the community. The lo- Summer's youth recreational pro= Maryland. [ nish additional modern transmis-
on a one-way street. cal V. F. W. Post will use approxi- gram Jim Endslow flew to Coatesville | jon facilities for the growing
—— mately two-thirds of the funds col- 5 | Sunday morning. ? electrical energy requir-
} 1 { tend If : James Hockenberry, tax collector | Fred: Loewen made. 2 solo. oro I ool > € ca . gy q :
While ‘ving throug » count- | 0 extenc welfare service 2 “Loewe ade a Solo cross the ever-increasing demands
While driving through the count 1 ‘ was exonerated from 1948 percapita | ar. todd dite Sos hanna) eq : ey 8 .
ry side I stopped to chat with a !0 needy veterans and their fami- total $1060.50 and r country trip to Lake Sesquehannal f the several electric utility com-
5 ; +. taxes totalin 060.50. and repre-| | )
farmer and asked the usual ques-|li€s who reside in this area. The g I and Kutztown. | panies serving the southeastern
Es > : Ln Jets : senting 202 accounts. A large num- Sunday. after: % fine fing
tion, How's Crops?” His answer limes, nickels, quarters and dollars deli unday afternoons fine YING | area of the state.
3 ae a : it m1 er :linquencies appeared on :
wast “Well. the bugs got my ber-| Will be used to make Mt. Joy an|>© Ol de 1 PI weather found many local pilots — =D NA mame
Nas: eh uss § WY a lic live.” : the tax lists as a result of changes taking relatives: and friends for
rits, the hail ruined my truck gar-|€Ven finer place to live. of address, double assessments and | : i Se ends | CITY -COU NTY ROQUE: LEAGUE
den, while the wind storm ruined, Post Commander Brown joined i wor. explains airplane rides. Some of these were STANDING
2xpl i
i hd lack of income, it was explained to Henry Weber, Harold. Longeneck-1 mm
my wheat, but I'm doing very well| with the Commander-in-Chief by die board 3 » Harold Longeneck-| peg, w L Pct.
: “ SER? 14 OT 2 . Ny 0 > or. E sr Rice ! vais ” 9 mr
on the crops the government paid remarking, “V.F.W. Post 5752 adds . y § i gi er, John Bender, Elmer Rice, Paul Mount Joy: . 7 2 778
: st : Teachers’ salaries for the coming he. shims 7.3, ” ° nn
me not .to plant. its appreciation for the widespread &i {4 de Hawthorne, Gilbert Lehman, Ralph Six Ward, Columbia i 2 718
rere d > o accommodate | i. : y Nori oa a or n i . agi
— support which the 1950 Buddy Pop- term were adjusted to acc i Kauffman and Frank Hassinger. Ephrata 4 2 667
automatic increments, as author- —— — . ) =
Well folks, your financial worries! PY sale gained. The people of Mt." Schoeneck ve 8 3 .500
TR ized in the state school teachers 2 st Potorsbhirs 4 5 445
are over. Any time you need a dol- JOY were extremely generous'in as ersburg .... A445
i : thei Abo s barbs salary schedule. The annual man- ount 0 | aston 1 5 167
lar or two, see “Dud” (Houdini) their contributions. May they be Aancaster ..... ‘ Abi
? : y i of date increase this year for profes- | Manheim 1 8 111
Dudley, our West Ward magician, | assured that the members of Post : I (From Page 1) anheim .........., :
id . : 5752 and the Ladies Auxiliary will Sional employes of district school re Friday Night June 9th
That boy can pick a dollar bill out and the Ladies Auxiliary w boards is $200 ments authorized by the state, an | od gg
+1 1 em 1 11 > digs 4 - . . 82.8 ah i! ‘als at 17s PLeTs 'g.
of a partly filled beer glass quick-| do their utmost to merit the con- A i ts hedule. W. T.| increase in tuition costs of $1,500 Bo Irate a pol 5 te
s dence F 3 he. Accorammg to le Schedule ag i . at Schoeneck
er than you can wink an eye - - -| fidence of those who gave so un- Bk B L © elisibl y and anticipated. expenditures for M sie C oy
. I |Beahm, principal, is eligible to re- ; : Manheim at Columbia
In fact he has more tricks up his selfishly. of Sa Bil be the propased installation of a — henna Bs
+ YS |ceive oH 3 : : | ———— Det eee
sleeve than Carter has pills. | tralized heating plant “and indoor |
a { toilet facilities in the Florin school | Everybody reads newspapers bus
: { MOUNT JOY NETMEN oe reads. circul
Fashion Note: The latest thing WIN LEAGUE MATCH building. NOT everybody reads circular ad-
Ad x
is ner is a little item called The , Florin. school renovations | yertising left on their door step.
this Sug! er 58 ren Winning all but one singles test, : 59 IVE {Ye OOF Sip
a “convertible sun dress,” which iS| There will be an old-fashioned the local netsters turned in an 8-1] ot te
very sporty. Especially with the|gymn sing he Newtow shool ; : Other improvements authorized by | USE T-4-L FOR
” Hymn sing in the Newtown school Tennis League de- : ; | ATHLETE'S FO
top down. building Sunday evening. June .:.: : the township schoolmen include | oT
uriding cn Sunday evening, over Harrisburg Sunday on |
0 i 5 5 ainling: projecis z Wheatland. | BECAUSE—
in 11th at 0 p. m. Mrs. Earl : painting projects at reatlanc
Br oY PD. Mm: Nos. 24 the local courts. In the first two] gg | It has greater PENETRATING Power
Met an old school chum who 1| walter of Marietta will le: 1 the! i ~~: Grand View, Sunny Burn, Fairview | with 90%, undiluted al 4
: . : waller or wi hi “% singles matches, Zink and Crider . : carries the ily alcohol base, it
hadn't seen in years and inquired]... ning. There will also be and Woodland schools. arvies the active medication DEEPLY,
Li . . group Singing. there will also be were extended to three sets before > : | to kill the zorm on contact. Get happy
about her family. When 1 asked: special musical numbers. Rev. Os-| : . Income provided in the budg get relief IV one HCUR or your 40c back
‘ : on] Go Se tT winning. : ; at any drug store. Today at
Is your husband’ a good provider?” .,. Brinser of Elizabethtown willl > designated property taxes totaling | Sloan's Pharmacy
. . 3 ~ i OO 5 a str} . SE | .
She replied: “Oh, yes. He's provid- bring a short message. All who F. Zink, (MJ) defeated Stauffed $28,882.14; ptr capita taxes, 87,185;
ed with more reasons for not work- | ;.. singing, come and select your;2-6, 6-2, 6-3 delinquent taxes, $1,000, and state |
ing than any man I ever met. favorite song. Everyone welcome. i Crier 4 MJ) defeated Morrison | appropriations, $33,500.
SN Yess > 4 4-6, 6-0, 6-1. ance as of , $500.00.
i Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt spent Divet (MJ) defeated Cooper, 6-2, balance ii f July 1, 3 7500
This came from a local business - “hester. P risiting = = Jeseph H. Greiner and E. Musser |
Sunday at Chester, Pa. visitingq_5. | BURGH
man who spends half the day re-|iheir daughter and s n-in-law, A Nissley (MJ) defeated Sauer | Heisey were named to serve on| EAST
p 3 vo v . . |
porting to his wife, providing he nq Mrs. Habet M. Khelghatian 6-3, 6-4. . the joint board, which also \ le er
can get her— md family i (H) defeated Germer [os Flizabethtown, West Donegal y =
ze nd family. 6-3 6 : Ap
‘alling my wife on the telephone . ' ro . Townshi ~ Townshi THUR. DOLLAR-A.CAR NIGHT
my Yate on Wienke : paone Saturday afternoon Rev. and Mrs.! Brown, (MJ) won by default. Township, nd Coney Township Ww “Red Desert” Don Barry, Tom
a lass that hia KES me 1Z R. H. Arndt visited Mr. and Mrs. Doubles sthios, | Neal. Jack ‘Toit FRI & SAT,
When the wire is clear, she isn't Havard: Johnson at Lancaster. ! Crider and Zink (MJ) defeated Mrs. Ethel Longenecker Shelly,’ For Gienn Foot tds
fr 1 0 n 1 1
home, During the vast week Rev and an kel 2nd ME I Sen: Bes, G8. who taught at Milton Grove school ou Lupino. SUN. & MON. Burt Lan-|
And when she’s home, it’s busy. ting the SY Rwy Divet and Niss ey, (MJ) defeated | ¢. {he past two terms resigned. WR caster . Lizabveth Scott. “1 Walk]
Mrs. R. H. Arndt, Mrs. Bertha Peif- Cooper and Sauer 6-2, 6-2. . a I a A . {
Liuti 1 or and Germer (1 The vacancy was not filled Monday Alone’. TUES. & WED. My |
er and Mus. Elizabeth Hitchcock! Cramer and Germer (MJ) won ws i {
There's no place better than a sd Mabel Stel : tl yv default. night. | Dream Is Yours" in Technicolor |
visited Mrs. Mabel Stehman at the ™ el fleeces pis Hae Son ee
barber shop (except a service sta- | A 8 in I IY At a meeting of teachers of the BM ooris Day Jack, Carson on
Salis ry Apts, In Lancaster. IN v 3 OVS - v . . Bowman, ;
tion) to get into a variety of dis- " lisbur, h Hoagie SALUNGA FIRE CO'S PUMPER Mount Joy Township district. All BM sowmar
NSE s. Thev k ux we dern- On Memorial day, Mr. and Mrs,IN PARADE AT ROYERSF thes . » faculty voted ) py
cussions. They think up the de: pel On Me i pa ho R4 ROYER FORD members of the faculty voted to Baa FREE
dest things. One patron of Shatto's Calvin Campbell and children anc A meeting of the Salunga Fire accept benefits relating to retire- 2 COMPLETE SHOWS EVERY NIGHT |
5 watching the maneuvers re-| Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Arndt motor- Company was held Wednesday ev-| ments after 1950, as provided under | Lic bang
4 3 ¢ : a 5 . |
man and asked: | €d to Grantham visiting frien Is. ening when it was decided to send Act 185. ‘ W FREE ind !

Parking Free ADMISSION 50¢ Children under 12 free
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\| WAS SIXTEEN YEARS]
OLD THE PRESIDENT I
OF THE UNITED STATES
PRESENTED ME WITH
A BEAUTY PRIZE!

THAT SILLY
By Bud Fisher
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