= | \ | \ | 4 | i f 3 | i | { | | | + a { Bion hao Carnival Vaudeville SATUR. NIGHT, SEPT. 12 The Rheems Fire Co. Presents THE HAWAIIAN SHARPS | N OUTS ANDING GROUP OF ENTERTAINERS | DON FAIL TO HEAR AND SEE THEM | | THE MUSICAL CHEFFS SOMETHING DIFFERENT, NOVELTY MUSICAL ACT EATS GAMES AMUSEMENTS | Good old tashioned chicken corn soup | GATE PRIZES PARKING FREE ADMISSION BY DONATION ONLY | 1 A ITI ES TOT SHOWS J O by MATINEE EVENINGS SATURDAYS "arnons | THEATR vi SATURDAYS E HOLIDAYS 6-8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M. Mount Joy, Pa. FRIDAY — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 - 12 CLIFTON WEBB BARBARA STANWYCK -in- bb 9M TITANIC MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 MICKEY ROONEY — ELAINE STEWART -in- SCIENCE] 5 = SLEEPERS AWAKE by Science Features According to an old joke, there was a man who snored so loudly that he kept himself awake a night, Actually, of course, snoring is no joke—at least to the person who must listen to it, Snoring, some scientists think, is too apt to be considered a trivial \ matter. In the ar li lk Ww 25 years « less than half a _, ofr ~ dozen scientific papers have been written on Cn RS & the subject, de- SN spite the fact Vi 3D) that an esti- I mated 19 mil \ i lion Americans » NY’ § Shatter the si- : ’ “Ylence of the night with their noctural wood- sawing, rig vi How loud can a snorer snore? Professor Donald A, Laird, a Col- gate University psychologist, took audiometer readings of well-tuned snorers going at full blast and found that they registered a vol- ume of sound equivalent to a noisy business office or a busy street. Other investigators have said that his findings were conservative, sos Generally speaking, snorers can be divided into two groups—those who snore because of an actual disturbance of the nose or throat, and those who snore . , . simply because they snore. Those of the first group can sometimes be suce cessfully treated with minor sure gery, antibiotics, or antihistamines, but the others are often beyond iL medical aid. « wf mest iigy # As for the person who suffers the most from this malady—he who must listen to the snorer snore-—— the best remedy is often a pair of ear plugs. > “A SLIGHT CASE OF LARCENY” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 ROD CAMERON ARLEEN WHELAN -in- “SAN ANTONE” WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16 - 17 PIER ANGEL! FARLEY GRANGER -in- Elizabethtown Moose To Open Fall Season be presented in the after- Saturday, September 12 AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER Floor Shows and Dancing 2 shows - 10 & 12. Donation 50c¢ All members invited 36-3¢ “THE STORY OF THREE LOVES” g - RAIN OR SHiy + pay & NIT a li a PROGRAM A GRANDSTAND EVENTS / TUESDAY pon SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DAY WITH SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE OF FERKO'S MUMMER'S STRING BAND WITH THEIR “MUSICAL GEM” SPECTACULAR COSTUMES - AFTERNOON & NITE WORLD'S FINEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS - AFTERNOON & NITE HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES - AFTERNOON “GAGS 'N GALS" REVUE - Nightly on Covered Stage WEDNESDAY VAUGHN MONROE & RAY McKINLEY'S ORCH. AFTN. & WORLD'S FINEST VAUDEVILLE ACIS - AFTERNOON & NITE HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES - AFTERNOON “GAGS NW GALS" REVUE - Nightly on Covered Stage LES PAUL & MARY FORD, RECORDING ARTISTS - AFIN. & NITE WORLD'S FINEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS - AFTERNOON & NITE HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES - AFTERNOON “GAGS 'N GALS" REVUE - Nightly on Covered Stage wy, wn nm When in need of Printing. (any- thing) kindly remember the Bulletir NS {CARMEN MIRANDA & MICKEY ROONEY, TV STARS - AFTN. & NITE WORLD'S FINEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS - AFTERNOON & NITE HARNESS AND RUNNING RACES - AFTERNOON “GAGS 'N GALS” REVUE - Nightly on Covered Stage - XID IRR Mm YO WOW! FUN FOR EVERY EMBER OF UR FAMILY! RUNNING RACES - MIDGET AUTO RACES - AFTERNOON ONLY WORLD'S FINEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS - AFTERNOON & NITE OUTSTANDING AUTO THRILL SHOW - NITE ONLY “GAGS 'N GALS" REVUE - Nightly on Covered Stage SAME LOW PRICES AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS GRANDSTAND RESERVED SEATS $1.20 -$1.80-$2.40 Including Tax A Mto 8 Ae Office. All Phone Orders 8-2033 or 8-2086 AGRICULTUREX EDUCATION % rr? Ticket Sales at York Fair Office, 334 Carlisle Ave., Sept. 9th thru I3th, 8:30 = P.M; Sept. 14th thru 19th, 8:30 A.M.to 10 P.M. at Grandstand TLL Lh ‘Big Names’ To Appear At York Fair Still a great entertainment after more than a century of providing top notch thrills and fai Fair patrons has pleasure for county the York scheduled another all-star arra: Inter-State of attractions for the week be dinning Tuesday, Sept. 15, and continuing daily afternoon and ening through Saturday, Sept. 19, Heading the group of out standing artists which Samuel S. Lewis, president and manag- r of the Fair, has booked, are two of the current big “names” in the recording field, Vaughn Monroe and Les Paul and Mary Ford Monroe, who will appear with Ray McKinley's popular orch- estra on Wednesday afternoon and evening, recently disband ed his own orchestra in answer to pleas for his appearance as Paul wife, distinctive and his recordings a ‘‘single.” whose have sold more than six million will Thursday and evening. copies be heard afternoon Ferko’s Mummer's String | Band will be featured afternoon evening on Tuesday, while Miranda, Latin Ameri- and movie are teamed for afternoon Midget and Carmen can bombshell, Mickey star Rooney laughs on Friday's evening auto racing, {vrill be held in the (to be followed by an auto thrill [show in the evening. | Harness running and program. a Saturday; afternoon, and races noon, Tuesday through Friday, and Frank Wirth's colorful Broadway revue, “Gags ' ’N |Gals” is scheduled for presen- tation evenings only on the big {all-weather covered stage. a ‘High Bowling Scores Posted The town “C” bowling league posted some nice scores and had an excellent turnout of 39 out of 40, despite the terrific heat. George Hardish posted a 203 single and high triple of 561. Howard Sutter posted an even 200 and a triple of 512, while Park Neiss had a three-game [score of 558 and Ed Craul 544. fixture, ! $25,000 Snappy CHICAGO CoP a Chicago cop, earned $25,000, the many GE appliances when her reci the Pillsbury National Bake-off a presence of Mrs. Pillsbury and a big check from Mrs. Richard M. N Fi wo wna « The $25,0 14 cups sifted Pillsbury’s Best » Enriched Flour h ¢ teaspoon soda 4 teaspoon salt 2 cup butter or margarine 2 cup firmly packed brown sugar egg A ego yolk teaspoon vanilla teaspoon maple flavoring pecan halves, 1 egg white, unbeaten 1. Sift together flour, soda and salt. 2. Cream butter; add sugar grad- ually, creaming well. 3. Add egg and egg yolk; beat well. 1. Blend in flavoring. Add dry in- gredients gradually; mix thor- oughly. « . Arrange split pecan halves (rounded side up) in groups of three on greased baking sheets OBS pd fd an Turtle Cookies | S WIFE COPS PRIZE—Mus, Peter S. Harlib, wife of title of Cook of The Year, 1952, and pe for “Snappy Turtle Cookies” won t the Waldorf Astoria, Here in the tray of the cookies, she receives the ixon, wife of the vice-president-elect, 00 Recipe to resemble head and legs of a turtle, 6. Mold dough into balls (use rounded teaspoonful of dough for each). Dip bottom into egg white and press onto nuts. 7. Bake at 350°F. for 10 to 12 min- utes. Do not overbake, Cool and frost top generously. Chocolate Frosting | squares (2 oz.) chocolate { cup milk tablespoon butter cup sifted confectioners’ } sugar « i 1. Combine chocolate, milk, ana butter in top of double boiler. Heat over boiling water until | chocolate melts; blend until | smooth, | | | HET 2. Remove from heat; add confec- tioners’ sugar. Beat until smooth and glossy. ADVERTISEMENT Westinghouse Will Present Twins For Twins presented free to 303 parents | throughout the country; statis-| tics used by the company fore the promotion showed a| little more than 100 twin births | cn any one day. be- | | According to Mr, Leaman, | the new laundry equipment will be given to parents of twin ba bies born alive between the] “A repeat promotion of last | hours of 12 midnight, Sept. 22] year’s highly successful West- and 12 midnight, Sept. 23. | inghouse Blessed in the Mount Joy area. Marking the introduction its new laundry twins, the mod- el LS-7 Laundromat automatic washer and model DS-7 Clothes of Teams Standings are as fol-|Dryer, Westinghouse Electric lows: Corporation will present free to Boxmen . 10 2 |parents of twin babies born on Grocers 5 3 | September 23, 1953, a set of the Builders 5 3 [new laundry equipment. Jewelers 7 5 | Along with the new appli Beer Barrels . 7 5 |ances, the parents will receive Rutt’s . 5 T7(a year’s supply of Gerber’s ba Mechanics 4 81by food for the twins which is- Contractors 1 11) cludes 768 jars, boxes and can | | | | | { | | I of cereals, strained foods, jun- ior foods and meats George W. Westinghouse "retailer ting in the promotion, said that local coopera- Leaman, Westinghouse was happily sur prised at the number of twin births reported on last year’s Blessed Event day. The laun- dromat and Clothes Dryer were MT. GRETNA, PENNA, One of the oldest and F. Hugh Herbert's A little bit naught; largest “Straw Hat'’' Theatres Last Play of Season Ends Saturday, Sept. 19 Great “The Moon Is Blue” The play that has caused so much public hullabloo. A little bit nice!! PHONE 46402 Broadway Production You decide | Curtain 8:30 P. M - Reserved Seats, foam rubber, Special group rates Mount Gretna Offers: Mount Gretna LAKE and BEACH FINEST IN SWIMMING & SUN-BATHING A BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO RELAX A NEW GOLF DRIVING RANGE, MINIATURE GOLF, PICNIC AREA, PLAY HOUSE AND ™ THE BAR & GRILL OF THE GRETNA TIMBERS IS NOW OPEN A BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM AND BAR. FUN AND RELAXATION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. 26-tf Event day is| good news to expectant mothers | A collect must be | sent, within 72 hours after the | birth of qualifying twins, to| “Blessed Event” Westinghouse, Mansfield, O., and the parents’ name, dress and time and birth of the twins | An letter | will be sent to the parents to-| gether with a request for a pho tostatic copy of the birth certi- | ficate. Upon receipt of this in- | formation, a delivery time for the Laundromat, Cloth- | es Dryer and Gerber’s food will be arranged with the | parents. telegram must state home ad-| place of | acknowledgment suitable baby | Mr. Leaman said the new | smartly styled laundry equip | ment twins are identical in ex | terior styling and retain the slanting front design for easier loading and unloading of clothes. The Laundromat fea tures a handy loading shelf door and a flexible means for| stopping or repeating | starting, any part of the washing or rins ing cycle to meet the needs of | the type of washing being done. | The companion Clothes Dryer | features a flexible control dial] for use in drying clothes three ways—completely dry for storage, damp dry for and special settings for the new fabrics that require minimum time and temperatures for The direct air flow system used on the new model brings filter ed air into the dryer, warms it mroning synthetic minimum safe drying over the heating element and blows it directly through the tumbling clothes. The new Laundromat and Clothes Dryer, which will be presented to the parents of twins that qualify, are now be ing displayed and demonstrated | at the Geo. W. Leaman store The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, September 10, 1953—9 | Mount Joy Legion SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th Frank Widder Orchestra SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th Roy Sumpman’s Orchestra Sunday family dinners will be served starting at 1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and Turkey. Use Our Classified Column — It Pays UNDER GIAN'I ADMISSION: 60c FOR Benefit RUHL’'S FLOWERS 1'T"S Chamber Of Commerce vs. The Jaycees IN A Donkey Ball Game AT THE BORO PARK TUES., SEPT. 15 AT 8:00 P.M. Jaycee School Project See any Jaycee for tickets or get them at: EICHERLYS’ CLEANERS ROBERTS’ APPLIANCE STORE SNYDER INSURANCE AGENCY Gentlemen! Announcing The Event of the Season THE rw FLOOD LIGHTS ADULTS. CHILDREN 35c . .. a majority ot people have not made a will—have not named an executor. Let's arrange o conference with you, your at- torney and our trust officer. Don't delay. LLL LRU TSS ATS VI 7 TR XK 0 Service The Home of Good Foods PHONE 3-094 Hess’ Food Store MOUNT JOY, PENNA. aS