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Mount Joy Legion
SATURDAY, JULY 25
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{The Bulletin, Mount Jov, Pa thursday, July 23. 1953 » . . . | . ; » Cl Bak
FRET [oe We Ta Little Rams Win Sixth Victory Cooking Club Legion Clam Bake
A'l' SALUNGA Brethren Pl A sere
n (7:3 : s Activities |
Sao | Defeating Landisville 5-2 on To Be Held §
the choir irorx the Jennersville | Shotzberger, of Lancaster, Pa € ea m an S € | 0 e e un.
Church will present rogram All are welcome. Wealand If U 0 The fourth meeting of the]
— ml eee eee The “Little Rams” won their | Nissley 2g, ¢ 3 2 | Mount Joy 4-H Outdoor Cook. The annual Clam Bake will
sixth victory against one loss |Etsell rf 3 4 ing Club was held Tuesday ey-be held: at the Legion Post
as they defeated Landisville 5-|Hablelib 1b 0 1 ening at the home of Janice and/grounds Sunday, July 26. The
2 to maintain their leadership | Ditzler ¢ 4 3 Jeanette Breneman, Mt. Joy R2.[affair will begin at 1:00 p. m.
in the County Amvet Midget- | Marshall 3b 1 0 President Lucille Martin wasand complete bakes will be]
on Re, a Vlidget League. Zeller If 3 2 in charge of the mecting, at/served at 3:00 p. m. and 5:00 p.|
rn “ : olde \ " The VE ki andisvi rH Mumma If 0 0 inh op rap 4d m. George “Cork” Lutz of Co-
Lest ang at’ 1 re Landisville surprised the lo- which there were thirteenm. Georg
STARTS THURS., JULY 23 THRU WED., JULY 28th cals by going ahead 1-0 at the a [ members present, lumbia will prepare the bakes.
Ph “SNAF DY one of he eg! inning. They Totals dL 3¢ 3 Bh During the businasg meeting Tickets for the yibale arg 33
ied the game in the second on the group discussed their trip/.00 each and include, in add
> vi Parent a walk to Nissley who promptly B Clin Wi [to Field Day at Long's Park. tion to the bake, free beverages, |
Sil nN Ali FU ccond and scored on Zeller's en ger ns ne xt Wednesday and also a- clam chowder and raw clams.
Hurtin 1 S oT, Adnisgion 31a 4 grvel Seals 3240 single to right. | bout a bus trip to Ocean City, Irvin Fritz is general chair-
Clubs Also Plan Raise \ The 3rd inning found them Batting Crown [N J. on August 5th, : man of the affair. Serving on
- * | scoring three runs, Harnish was | Present at the meeting were various committees are’ Joseph
safe on an error. Watkins was a | Mrs. John Musser, Mount Joy Brunner, John Hartsough, Mrs.
safe on a ficlder's choice when Mount Joy High School's|E1, local leader, Miss Hartsough, Ward Halter,
Mount Gretna the shortstop failed to get Har-| former all-around athlete, Ben | Bowman, County. eXtension Jerry Kendig, Harvey Miller,
nish at second. A double steal Clinger, is the winner of the| worker, and Mary Kathryn Kenneth Smith, James Schaf-
LAKE d BEACH was engineered and both scor-| 1953 baiting championship of | Landvater, Mr, Norman Sprech-/fer, James Young, Oliver Spick-
an ed on Brown's hit to center. |the County Legion League and E. Bomberger, Co ler, Geo. Albert, Robert Shank,
v or I CTAJINANAINT n C1 A ~ Nissley scored Brown on an-|cording to unofficial figures. | senting the Lancaster County Lee Ellis, Jr.,, Lee Ellis, Sr,
FINEST IN SWIMMIN G or SUN-BA THING other single which ended the Ben succeeds Dick Weidman, | Bankers’ Association, who pre- Pp. B. Heilig, Clarence Nissley,
A BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO RELAX scoring. The final run was| Manheim, as the batting champ. | S¢nted the club members with|Chester Weimer, Elwood Young

scored in the
Halbleib, L.
Mount Gretna Offers:
Watkins, and

fourth on hits by
In the County
Hos. this past year

A NEW GOLF DRIVING RANGE, MINIATURE GOLF, tetter, age Of 444. In the Legion his|, The Newt meeting will “Boy Hoffman, Slahiey
PICNIC AREA, PLAY HOUSE AND B. Ditzler, local catcher, was | record stands at .545. Fame my a re : [lar uber hice.
injured when struck by a bat, pon. Klugh, also of Mount | ae A aig [nie Osletien pone s Sr
THE BAR & GRILL OF THE While catching. To the mnny Joy was top man in extra bases | [Fer and Clvds Obe on
GRETNA TIMBERS IS NOW OPEN who were concerned Bill is fine With two homers, triples, and BERRIER CLAN WILL Ck :
and is back at his catching du-| (MEET AT FLORIN AUGUST 2|PERRY COUNTY REUNION
A BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM AND BAR. ties [ ——— SATURDAY, JULY 25tr
I a Usville or i 6 Other Mount Joy players| Tt 5 : . . ] The 24th al Perry Coun :
FUN AND RELAXATION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. 29, 2 who ranked with the top. ones| The 13th annual regnion. eff The 24th annual Perry Couns;
26-1f ab. 1 h Cormer. 400: Weber. 400. and | the Berrier clan will he held at/ty reunion will be held in the
Mount Joy ab! r h Klugh ' 500 "Nawraan ; pitcher the Florin Fire Hall August 2. [Elizabethtown Borough park
ee et = Harnish 3b 3 1 0 lie br pred of fein ive anal Mrs. Mildred Mateer and Mrs. n July 25th,“1953. Amusements
has a record of four wins, and | . :
L. Watkins ss 3 1 1 ie Reon. 11. | Carrie Nye are in charge of theland games are being scheduled
no losses, twenty bases on balls, :
Hostetter p rie 3 0 li and fifty-three strike.oults program. Miss Norma Herr, everybody and a Base Ball
SHOWS MATINEE Miller, cf 2 OF ete — Vliss Patricia Berrier, Mr. and/game will be held on thé Park
EVENINGS SATURDAYS Brown 1b linus 3 1 1 { Mrs, Mark Berrier, and Mr. and|Diamond at 3.00 P. M. Come |
7 and 9:00 P.M AND Nissley 2b ¢ 2 1 1 [ Mrs. Dale Kistler are in chargelout and make this a big day for|}
SATURDAYS i HEA 1 RE HOLIDAYS Difzler ¢ 3 0 0 Bs | ef the games. everybody
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5.10. P.M. 310.8. WM Mount Joy, Pa. 2:0 BM K. Watkins 2b 0 0 0 | Officers of the clan are Geo.| TEE Wier
Zeller 1f 2 0 1 J. Berrier, Elizabethtown, pres-| Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
BUD ABBOTT -— LOU COSTELLO Halbleib rf 9 1 1 Lident; Clyde Mumper, Mt. Joy,|
BUD ABBOT — LOU COSTELLO — | vice president; Mrs. Geo. Ber-|
Totals 93 5 6 ricer, E-town, secretary; Martin
“Go Yo Mars®® { Heisey, Rheems, treasurer. |
Victory came rather easy last I ih
cvening as the locals swamped There is no better way to boost
- - the VFW of Lancaster by the | your business than by local news- |
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MONDAY, JULY 27 state of 31.4. | paper advertising.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR — FERNANDO LAMAS -in- Jim Brown started his first J WHO AM I
J 3 league and although touched nox . SMO A
veo 1 “war . $9 » ! 3 | ‘JO mold 3004 ano 1
The Girl Whe Had Everything for nine hits, he kept them well | your DU oa, urns;
scattered while his teammates | |When your auto skids on the turns.
backed him splendidly on the when Toa rom dah 20d ren}
~ ~ > fense | chanc
TUESDA Y, JULY 28 defense. i | Ja on the green and the fair-
ap. Ir 1 Fn | way,
BRIAN DONLEVY — ROD CAMERON -in. VFW 2 2 9 ih | When accidents or oortaress
} e © 4 Ss 0 rtd BS
Mount Joy ab r h you, {
“Ri # D 99 : } | When" are hurt or I;
ide The Man Down Harnish 3b $d se t Gretna |: when" you are burt or ywers 1]
Kear ss 0 0 0 Wi you come out feeling swell, |
< 1en life's battle for vou is all over, |
L. Watkins ss 5 5 1 - am still on the job, By Heck! |
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JULY 29 - 30 Collins rf 0 © of James Cade, who appears as vin Tn pI
at & - ’ Pp ¥ 1 he
ae . . | Pfe..Danny Baker in the Gretna | No matter what hand , fates deal
JOEL McCREA — BARBARA HALE -in- Mostottor 10 on B 8° MN le BERR |
> K. Watkins rf 1 1 1 | Play J production of “Sna- vi ou, the best that I can;
sof L Packer R.. cf 1 0 o| fu”, which opens at Mt. Gretna, | am your Insurance Man.
he one Hand Brown p in 4 3 | Thursday, July 23, is quite used | Life Auto Fire Liability
Miller cf 5 2 5/to a uniform. He served with |
{the Marine Corps for 41 months | . FARM BUREAU
during the war. For 31 of these] ~~. a GE fi mm
. - months he saw action with the | aE @ fim ”
Surging Power with a First ‘Marine Division in four] Home Office—Columbus, Ohio
campaigns. |
, rr We Suid | |
Ce” A Torving ine traffic, Upon return to civilian life Werres H. Stehman |
{ N you call on 1e surg- . wl |
® ; ing reserve of accel- he went to the University of | | SQUARE ST., FLORIN
: ration that set new ’isconsin : . re to] TT WT y a ARAM
pr a ua) ge iol Wisconsin and from there t ) | PHONE MT. JOY 3-5547
formance records for | Hollywood where he was under |
the Red Ram V-8. contract to Samuel Goldwyn’s| J
Studios. He appeared in such|{
pictures as “Copacabana”, “Em
peror's Walz”, “Double Life”, |
and others. !
Last year was a busy one for |
! Jimmie, for he appeared on te - | §
evision in “Gangbusters”, “Men |
Against Crime” Plainclothes-
han”, “Martin Kane, Private | We save you money—in a
Eye”. In addition to his TV| Loe us recap yo
C ; i Wie ~ Passing a truck shows last winter he appeared | Smooth-worn tires wit
When you choose a car for your family, on the highway, a in ive movies, among them.i Kelly's famous -Armorab-
you call on your good judgment to touch of your toe : Te : { ber! The job's done in just
btai Cs ior brings instant, eager Main Street to Broadway and | 2 1 see and 3 1
obtain every measure of safety. response. Dodge 166 Joo Lois Story 24 Rous us on You re all
Ralls Tin 2 hs \awial power reserve is a . een set for new-tire mileage at
One safety factor you should certainly great safoty factor. The story of “Snafu” revolv- Fal} of ar
consider is the magnificent reserve es around an average in your “smoothies” today
of power that Dodge provides in the family whose son Ronald, play- | for a new lease on life!
140-h.p. Red Ra
This power is there when you need it:
For passing, for turning into highway
traffie, for crossing intersections.
m V-8 engine,
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STEHMAN BROTHERS -:-

Salunga, Penna.

x
ed by James Ray,
charged from the a
very
seas. But the
turns home
the
bome to join the
more a problem cl
self-assured man to
Galvin.
Danny Baker,
Gene
Pfc.
ine and is mistaken
ca

MIDGE
The local
lows:
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August 3—Lititz
August 11—Lititz

distinguished career
Ronald
is far different from
boy who ran away {from his|
army.
up bright and early
by Katherine Gregg,
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

scheduie is as fol-
July 27 — Bainbridge,
July 29 — Millersville, away.
MIDGET MIDGET'S
SCHEDULE
August
August 10—C. P. 118
August 18—Marietta
4 August 25—C. P. 118
August 28—Manheim
High League,
Jen had an aver- |

has been dis- |
rmy, after a
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American
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over- |
who re-|
He 1s]
1ild than a
his parents,
enacted by Kay MacDonald and |
Ronald's
buddy, |
Cade, turns|
one morn- |
for Ronald
a local co-
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away.
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Home

-— Yt thsi wid ~~ of pale I rr ee ot nh nmi ph Ln SE la CALE ln wh J Rg png
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with the 4-H
blem on them,
head scarfs
II, Claude Reh-
Jack Germer,
em-|George Brown,
rer, Lee Rice,

SUNDAY, JULY 26
Ira Bowman Trio
Sunday family dinners will be served starting at
1:00 until Pu rk, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and
Turkey.

Mt. Joy Legion Post No. 185
Clam Bake
BAKE AT 3 P. M. AND 5
Beverages and Raw Clams with Bake
Sun., July 26, ’53 - 100p.m. Until?
LEGION HOME Rain or Shine
BAKES BY CORK LUTZ

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