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Florin Evangelical U. B. soft-
{ Peter Nissley, son of Mr. and |
[ Mrs. Simon Nissley, East Main |
——. | Street, won the singles’ tennis
| title to represent Mount Joy in,
| the nation-wide JayCee tennis,
| tournament. He will represent |
the town in the state finals in
Philadelphia, June 21-26.
Peter, and Jack Beaston, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Beas
ton, Detwiler Ave, will repre-
18 on the Florin diamond.

To Represent Town In Tennis
senf' the town as the doubles’
entry. Vernon Oberholtzer, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Huber Ober-
holtzer, North Barbara Street,
will represent the borough in
the age group of 15 and under.
The local contest was held
this week at the Mount Joy Bor-
ough Park under the supervis-
ion of JayCees Bernerd Gris-
singer and Charles Ryman,

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since the demand for the books
was greater than the supply.
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priced at 50c.
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Midget-Midget News
The locals lost their first
league game of the season to an
undefeated Landisville team by
the score of 11-3.
Landisville had too much hit-
ting and superior pitching for
the locals to cope with,
Terry Stark was on the hill
for Mount Joy. After a strike-
out, a base on balls, fielders
choice and a hit scored one rcn
for the opponents. Terry then
struck out the two next batters.
Mount Joy showed excellent
baseball play in the bottom of
the first inning. With one out,
Bennett singled, Wealand sing-
led and Harnish was safe on an
error which scored Bennett.
Newcomer squeezed Wealand in

MOUNT JOY V. F. W,
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Fridav. June 18th
Todder’s Nine vs. Mt. Joy.
June 19 to 28 will be open dates
for scheduling rained-out
Tuesday, June 29th
Marietta Depot vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, July 2nd
Mt. Joy vs. Maytown
Tuesday, July 6th
Mt. Joy vs. Wyeth Inc.
Friday, July 9th
Toe Hill Nine vs. Mt. Joy
Tuesday, July 13th
Todder’s Nine vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, July 16th
Maytown vs. Mt. Joy
Tuesday, July 20th
Mt. Joy vs. Toe Hill Nine
Friday. July 23rd
Mt. Joy vs Marietta Depot
Tuesday, July 27th
Wyeth Inc vs. Mt. Joy
Friday, July 30th
Mt. Joy vs. Todder’s Nine.
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AMERICAN LEGION
JUNIOR BASEBALL
SECTTON TWO
DISTRICT 10
I.
THURSDAY, JUNE 17th
Mount Joy at Millersville
TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd
Mount Joy at Elizabethtown
THURSDAY, JUNE 24th
Columbia at Mount Joy
TUESDAY, JUNE 29th
Lititz at Mount Joy
THURSDAY, JULY 1st
Mount Joy at Manheim
ni.
TUESDAY, JULY 6'h
Millersville at Mount Joy
THURSDAY, JULY 8th
Elizabethtown at Mount Joy
TUESDAY, JULY 13th
Mount Joy at Columbia
THURSDAY, JULY 15th
Mount Joy at Lititz
TUFSDAY. JULY 20th
Manheim at Mount Joy
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but the play of the evening was |
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1p of. Horish from ries the viewers’ eye across the|SCOTINg In the last two innings
Landisville ab j valley eastward to the Mount on the hitting of Kline-
2% 11 g Gretna hills, which includes ap- dinst, Hostetter, D. Eichler and
Mount Jov ab 2 h | proximately one hundred farms, R. Schneider.
Rear... 9 0 0 dotted with fields, meadows and|Landisville ab r h e
Bennett... ..... 2 1 1| patches of wooddland. 34 6 6 3
.... 2 1 1| Risser's Mill is owned and op-|Florin .... ab r h e
Harnish . 1 o erated by Peter Horst Hostetter ... 5 1 2 1
Newcomer Jy 0 o Whose great grandfather, Peter| Murphy 3 1 1 1
Schneider... 1 0 o Horst, built it in 1816; the ad-| Farmer ..5 1 1 0
Momma... 9 0 o Joining barn was erected in|V. Zerphey . 4 1 1 0
Packer... ..... 2 0 0! 1814, and the dwelling in 1824. |Houck ..... 4 1 2 1
Watkins... 4 0 | After its exhibition in the| Klinedinst . 4 2 2 0
Marshall ...... .. 0 0 lobby of the bank, the painting|/D. Eichler 1 1 1 0
1 0 ! will be placed in Metzler's Res- F. Eichler .. 4 3 1 1
Staple... 1 0 taurant, 36 S. Market St., Eli-|Schneider .. 1 0 1 0
Corll . ... 1 0 0, zabethtown. Nissley 4 3 2 0
an The public is cordially invit-| Epled ...... 1 0 1 0
Tolls... = . Is 9 9 ed to see Mr. Longenecker’'s|J. Klugh ,.. 4 2 9 0
a painting any time during reg-/Kipple ..... 1 0 0 0

SOFTBALL NEWS
Florin U. B, Church dtfeated
Landisville 16-6 this week, The |
r had been undefeated in 3 |
{
Teller Displays
Large Painting
A painting of a local scene \atie
will be on display in the Union|
National Mount Joy Bank be.| games.
tween June 17 and June 28. It| Houck was on the mound for |
is a result of a number of weeks| the victors.
intensive work by Linn W.| Landisville scored two runs
Longenecker, local artist and|in the first inning without the |
teller in the bank. The painting| benefit of a hit, A base on balls, |
is four feet high and sixteen | and 3 errors netted these runs. |
feet long, | Florin tied the score in the |
Mr. Longenecker was engag-|top of the second inning. F. Eic-
ed by Martin M. Metzler of Eli-| hler singled, S. Nissley was safe
zabe htown, to paint a typical/on a two-base error scoring Ei-
Pennsylvania Dutch scene that|chler, Klugh was safe on an er-
was to include a covered bridge, | ror. Nissley scored on a fielder's
stone mill, and if possible, a one| choice,
room school building. |* Landisville came back with 2
After a careful search extend-|Funs in the bottom of the second
on three hits. A homerun by J.
ing over a great part of Lancas-
ter County, Mr. Longenecker Snavely, single by B, Snavely
decided no beter 4q/and a double by T. Tillett.
place coul :
be found than a nearby location] The score became 5-2 at the
end of the third inning on a
known as ‘“Risser's Mill”, for-
a writs.
merly known as “Horst’s run by A. Herr.
Mr. Longenecker who was Florin came back with {wo |
born and raised on a near-by|Funs in the fourth inning on a
farm, sketched the painting single by Nissley and a home-
from a.hill west of the mill, as Tun by J. Klugh. :
he remembered it from his boy-| IN the fifth inning with one
hood days. The dam, now des- out, Klinedinst singled, F. Eich-
troyed, it pictured swift run.|ler was safe on an error, Nissley
ning water rolling over it; the Klugh and Murphy singled. And
now abandoned lime kilns are| With two out, Farmer hit a 4-
also seen in the distance, as are Dagger to make the score 10 to
several covered bridges,
The painting completely car-

The local team continued
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CLASS HONORS TEACHER
The Shining Stars Sunday
School Class of the Florin EUB
held its annual birthday
party at the class meeting of the
g oup Monday night, At the|’
same time, they surprised their|
teacher, Mrs. Clarence Nissley,
by giving '“This Is Your Life”;
program in her honor. i. for Sunday, JUNE 20
Seventy-six members were/|
present. Refreshments were ser-|| He'll really enjoy getting
ved to the group by the hostess,
Mrs. Mildred Shetter, Mrs. Ger-|' stag MINS TOILETRIE
aldine Young and Mrs. Dorothy
Ney.
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