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August 20,
Thursday Afternoon,
Fifty third Year, No. Mone Jov. Pa. .
Mount Joy V.F. W. Will Be
Host To County Council
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of the smaller game
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The Mount Joy VFW softball
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PRIZE FISHING—AI Kleiner
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the tell-tale fins slicing through
toward the bait. S
denly and swiftly the fish struck
first at one line
he swallowed
hook was set
The fight was on requiring
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Kleiner, Wayne Kleiner:
Marvin Thomas, Lancaster.
Old Timers, Midgets Battle
To Tie Before Large Crowd
their share of plaudits from an
Capt. Richard Baird,
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planning to meet again Aug.
munity Exhibit.
A fire extinguisher
donated to the post
| Any person engaged
| sale of tangible items, and who
will | | has not yet received an applica-
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wil [the sofftce of the Inheritance Tax
. at | Collector in 61 out of the state’s
Pennsylvania
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the husband of
Market Street,
his Mate at the helm.
neuvering of the boot
important when
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Beulah Shank, Before the largest
vears lo attend a baseball game
the Old Timers
Midgets to an 8-8
tie last Thursday evening.
Lining up with a team, aver-
aging 6215 years of age, the Old
Timers stepped out in front 1 to
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the lead again in the
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Brown III, Art Schneider,
Woody Fitzkee,
Packer and Duckey
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13-FOOT SUNFLOWER Clete. tin ls
GROWING IN FLORIN The Midgets threw a formid-| yo jand is cultivated with the
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ay | BIG CHIQUES BOWMEN
| ARCHERY CLUB MEETS
A special meeting of the
Chiques Bowmen
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r Legion Home, ¢
Plans were discussed for
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able pitching
with Ben Groff,
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Again the Old Timers
the lead with one
seventh and one in the
The Midgets,
two across in the last
the eighth to tie up the game.
Beamenderfer,
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fine fettle as he ran the
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planting some Jse Tax Division of the Reven an anglers safety and Midcets three ;
lagets three. . | the Korean people as being
in a lot some distance
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SPONSORING FOOD SALE
The Beacon Class of
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club | sponsor Z
get Rutt’s Insurance
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The next open field shoot will
be held Sunday,
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mighty nice pitches.
Chuck Bennett
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Family Picnic
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Bruce Brown also did
on the mound and
Midgets chopping.
has his hitting eye but has slow- | held a family picnic on Tuesday
ed down on the bases, as there | evening at Hostetter’s pavilion.
are those who say Jackie Weid- | There were 100 ) people present.
had a home |
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$2 00 a Year in Advance
N ew Pupils Lk Register
At School Monday Aug. 31
| SEAMAN JOSEPH COOVER
RETURNS TO U. S Mt. Joy Twp. Twp. Grades
Norfolk, Va. (PHTNC —The| 7-12 May Attend Either
| destroyer USS McCord, Chaun Here or Maytown
cey, Black and Trathen return-
ed here Aug. 6, completing
their ‘round the world cruise.
Pupils who will attend the
Serving aboard the Black is|Mount Joy Borough schools for
[ Joseph F. Coover, quartermas- the first time will be registered
{ter seaman, USN, son of Mr.|on Monday, Aug. 31, at 1 P. M.
[and Mrs. Frank J. Coover of| Grades 1 to 8 will report to the
Hopewell St... Mount Joy, Pa. Elementary Building; Grades 9
to 12 will report to the Study
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Bears Says ‘We flall in the High School Build-
i if A d Pupils who registered for first
Are In Li e n grade in May, also kindergarten
pupils registered Aug. 12 need
Death Struggle’ not register again. This regis-
tration is for pupils whose
The conviction that “we are names are not on the school
in a life and death struggle with | records for September, 1953.
Communism” and that “if there Pupils should bring last year’s
c ) en a Kore: front : :
had not been a Korea our fron report cards, and birth certifis
line today would be the West : :
Coast” was expressed by Chap cates to this registration.
lain Paul Bears as he addressed Teachers will report for a
the Mount Joy Rotary club. Mn meeting on Monday,
A veteran of World Wars IlAug. 31 at 10 A. M. Pupils will
[and II and recently returned jreport at 8:30 A. M. Tuesday,
from six and one half months Sept. 1. Grades 1 to 8 will re-
on the front lines in Korea, Lt. 3
Col. Bears now is chaplain at port to the Elementary Build-
the veterans hospital at Coates- and Grades 9 to 12 will re-
ville. port to the auditorium of the
Col. Bears described Korea |High School. School will close
as a country with an area equal at 11:50 A. M., this day, and
to that of New York and Penn- regular sessions will begin for
svlvania together, the terrain Grades 1 1% © Wednesd
largely of rugged mountains, py ; = n ednestay,
with extremes in weather, and |’ epi: 2
now devastated by mechanized | Provision has been made for
warfare. Only 23 per cent of al pupils, Grades 7 - 12, resids
ing in the part of Mount Joy
| Twp. is in the Donegal Jointure,
to attend either Mt. Joy High
School or E. Donegal Township
High School. The Donegal Joint
School Board is now operating
High School for all pupils of
Grades 7 - 12 in the jointure.
The Board is operating High
Schools at Maytown, Marietta,
and Mount Joy for the year
1953-54.

| result that Korea has never
| been able to feed itself.
Rich Tungsten mines below
{the 38th parallel have been
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| ating factor behind the Com-
rb move to take over|
South Korea, Bears said.
The speaker characterized
[ highly intelligent, graceful, ex-
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| Koreans have the oldest spoken Ch b Of
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master.
|in the country cannot “| Commerce Hears
Christianity is having its
cet mut Sn ort Tall On Sewers

| ea, Bears declared. He credited} a
Mount Joy Chamber of Com-
| tianity as partly responsible for [ne rce held its semi-annual din-
the Korean acceptance of the | ner meeting Monday evening at
faith, explaining that the KXKor- | Hostetter’ s pavilion.
cans know what Communism is Joseph Michels, water auth-
and realizing Communism’s | ority engineer, explained the
hatred for Christianity want to | various systems used for sew-
Enow more about Christianity. | age disposal and the problems
“I have never seen such a that must be considered in plan-
virile faith as is being display- [ning a system.
(ed in Korea,” Chaplain Bears| He also outlined briefly meth-
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In concluding, the Chaplain | ing such a project.
| declared: Mr. Michels reported that
“I am convinced that we are | surveying work for Mt. Joy’s
[in a life and death struggle system is about two
| with Communism and that if | thirds completed.
had not been a Korea the] Members of the Florin Citiz-
(Philippines would have fallen | ens Committee, chosen recently
[to the communists and by this|at a public meeting to gather
[time our front line of defense |data for sewage disposal, were
|| would be the West Coast.’ Le uests of the Chamber.
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Samuel Harnish
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the children’s games.
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Community Picnic Boepts
AT HERSHEY PARK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26
the | 10 A. M. Childrens’ Games - Park Athletic Field.
| Beamenderfer,
job covering center field,
Kid Ellis’ fielding was out
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ANNOUNCEMENT
A chicken corn soup
has been scheduled by the Mil-
.{ton Grove Sportsmen’s Club,
Joe Breneman showed hg was
his old self on the diamond
he came up with’ a nice double
play at his second
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There will be different age groups with individual
prizes for boys and girls in each group. Free ice
cream. balloons, balls, etc., for everyone.
[10 A. M. Golf Tournament - Park Golf Course.
First, second, third and five spot prizes. Also a prize
for the low score of any ladies that might enter the
tournament.
22 | 6: 30 P. M. Softball Game - Park Athletic Field.
Saturday, ang.
on the school
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George Brown II caught a nice
game and showed
on a sprint to first
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returns home Aug. 27 from Camp
camp fun—swimming,
Mount Joy, second from the right,
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MOUNT JOY GIRL COUNSELOR
Easter Seal at Laurel Hill State Park, where she has been ser ving as counselor.
V. F. W. vs. JayCees
8 P. M. Parke Athletic Field Drawing for Bicycle and other
Prizes.
bring Bus Sdhedule—Leave Mt. Joy - 9 a. m. - 11 a. m. - 12:30 p. m.
your own container.
A film on big game hunting
will be shown,

hiking and fishing—the youngsters receive therapy treatment. The camp is sponsored by the Lancaster County Society for
Crippled Children
nis Cuccio, Lititz; Virginia Derstler,
and Adults and is maintained through funds from the annual sale of Easter Seals. Shown here are:
Columbia; Jack McKinney, Washington Boro; Miss Helwig and Cynthia Dombach, Wash-

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Leave Hershey - 6:45 p. m. - 8 p. m. - 10 p. m.
Basket Truck Furnished By The Sico Company Will Follow
First Bus In The Morning,
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