an ill ay m, nd ill re d- 8 Homegrown Asparagus Phone Mt. Joy 3-5359 SAVE MONEY BY FOR FREEZING Ks READING THE ADS The locals game to the Manheim “B"” D. L. HESS, JR. by the score of 10-7. 17-tfe | Since this new league STOP sweltering torrid through days and nights. Enjoy cool, erisp comfort all summer with a modern Room Air Conditioner! ® Famous Make Air Condi- tioner (right) cools, cleans, dehumidifies the air. Ven- tilates without drafts. Deadens outside noise. 5- year warranty. 5219 AND UP 20 INCH Window Fans $ 495° up EFFICIENT, EASILY INSTA J. B. HOSTETTER & SONS MOUNT JOY, PENNA. LLED formed, a league made to play all games innings with the limit of innings being played in one being run by The Manheim fused to even discuss sibility of playing The and the nings. out the managers the Midgets play five reason for a few to seven. Johnny Wealand was on mound for the locals. the first time John ever ed and proved himself quite third innings. In that time Midget-Midget News | dropped a tough team | was ruling was seven nine ev Landisville, | | . | ening. The Florin, | Lititz, Boy Club managers have | all agreed to play five innings in their games with Mount Joy. | | Tt looks as though the League is | a few instead of | all the managers having a voice. pos five innings. | innings | Legion plays seven in-| It is impossible to figure! in- | sist the boys 9 to 13 should play the | This was pitch- ca- | pable for the first five and one- he | had given up eight hits, walked GAS 27 W. MAIN ST. MOUNTVILLE PHONE 5-5301 OR CALL WM. K. FLORIN, PA. | MT. JOY 3-5731 Dependable SERVICE LX Roy M. Ressler RESSLER ‘New and Used Gas Ranges 24-ifc [ four and failed to strike-out Heisey ss ........ 2 1 any batters. Four errors, during Hawthorne 1b ... 2 1 | that time, helped produce four Barnhart c¢ 3 0 unearned runs. Leaman 3b ...... 3 0 Coach was pleased with the J. Witmer If ..... 3 0 hitting of the team since they GC. Forney vf .... 3 0 were facing a good curve-ball S. Witmer 2b .... 3 0 0 hurler in Asplin. Seven of the Wolgemuth p ... 3 0 0 boys came up with hits, with —— Harnish getting two. + Totals ...... 25 2 John Wealand’s hit in the Florin UB ab r first inning drove in two runs Hostetter ss ..... 3 1 and later scored on an error. Murphy 3b ..... 4 2 1 Manheim tied the score at the Houck p ........ 4 0 | end of the second. | Zerphey 1b . . 3 l } : : Farmer ¢ ....... 4 2 hE with 8 cf | 4 Biden anny ass : 3. Eichler 2h ...v.. 3 1 | a] £TTOr. Harnish drove him in Nissley rf 3 1 | | with a solid smash to center. | y Klugh if ...... 3 2 A- base on balls to Wealand, nr plus hits by Packer and Co:ll Totals airy 31 10 10 produced two more runs in the fifth. This made the score 6-6 Manheim scored 4 runs in the sixth on two hits and errors by The Florin UB defeated the Lancaster Eagles, 6-0, last Fri- sor] day evening before a large \ or ag Corll, Newcomer and Ke ar. crowd. The locals went down fight- The Eagles are a group of ing in the seventh. Harnish op- | ened with his second hit. After Packer and Corll went out Mu- mma singled scoring Harnish. walked but Bailey , young girls, ranging in ages 18 | to 28, who have been organized | by Bing Conlin to play in the Women’s North American sofl- ball championship. | | Marshall ended the threat on a hit to the third baseman. | It was a close exciting game | Manheim ab 1 h from start to finish. The girls 33 10 10 Proved themselves quite capa- | Mount Joy ib r h ble of providing competition Rear 3h ........ 9 9 1 for the men. They roamed far | Newcomer:it .... 4 1 o and wide in the field to gather | schneider el .. 0 0 o in the long drives off the bats | Wenland PD... 3 9 1 of the locals. The outfielders for | Harnish hep .... 4 1 o the girls were responsible for | Packere . 4 1 1 half the outs made by the Florin Stark ss ........ 1 0 o team. { Naugle 2b ...... 0 0 0 It was a scoreless contest un- Corliss ......... 2 0 1 til the fourth inning. Until that Mumma 1b ..... 3 0 1 time Farmer and Nissly had one Marshall rf ...... 3 0 1 only hits for the men. With one Bailey 2b ....... 4 0 0 out F. Eichler was safe on an een § @FTOT by the right fielder. Nis- Total... .... 30 7 g sley followed with his second i hit of the game. Both men scor- ed on an errod. Hostetter fol- SOFTBALL NEWS | lowed with a double. Tn error | on Murphy's grounder drove in A vastly improved Florin UB | two more runs. A double by Church team won their second Farmer and a single by Kline- Greta Playhouse To Present 0 I Mystery-Comedy [Cat and the Canary,” 3 will be ushered into the Gretna | hb Playhouse, 1 lan and Gene P. Otto. wife of Frederic March, in the original production role. The ‘show has been filmed more The mystery-comedy, ‘The which en- joyed a long run on Broadway, Mt. Gretna, for a |week’s run on Thursday under | the auspices of Charles F. Cog The thriller Hull and Florence starred Henry Eldredge, [than once, the most recent pic- turization starring .Bob Hope. The play is set in an old es- tate along the Hudson River where a group of distantly rela- ted cousins gather to hear the last will and testament of a de- ceased millionaire. During the night a murder is committed, a homicidal maniac is reported in the neighborhood and a mons- ter is seen lurking in the house. James Ray will play the com- edy role of a non-heroic garage owner who tries to protect the heiress, portrayed by Rachel Taylor. Other relatives are en- acted by Mason Curry, Robert Lansing, Vanita Brown and Kay MacDonald. Minor roles are taken by Harry Sheppard, Phyllis Tillinghast, Ric Lavin, and Jack Gilchrist. The show will run June 30, excluding Sunday. Curtain time is 8:30 p. m. Irn FLORIN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnhart of Elizabethtown, called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetter on Wed- nesday evening. Miss Darlene Gerlitzski is spending the week at Mount Gretna. Mr. and Mrs. George Mump- and third consecutive games dinst produced the final run. during the past week. They met | All of the scoring was done in yg Where You CAN NABISCO Shredded Wheat | Your Food Needs 37¢ (W [10c Coupon on Nescafe) KUNZLER'S Lunch Loaves Olive - Cheese P J 3¢ We Cut and Prepare ALL OUR MEATS IN AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS GOING ON A We have all the Paper PICNIC? Neccessities NAPKINS, PLATES, CUPS, Etc. Sunshine Fig Bars Keebler's Chocolate Bits b 38 b 49 HESS’ FOOL STORE COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE PHONE 13-9094 MOUNT JOY, PA. | ren Church team 10 to 2. It was a tougher game what the score indicated. | Brethren team got off to a fly- | ing start by scoring on an error by Houck and two | hits. The U. B’ers forged into the! lead on three runs in the second inning. All of these runs were scored without a hit being pro- i duced. In the fourth inning the | latter began scoring runs at | random. Farmer opened with a. | triple and scored on a single by Klinedinst. Nissley was safe on | an error after one was out. Hits by J. Klugh, Hostetter, Murphy, | Zerphey and Farmer's second | hit of the inning scored five | more runs. Another run was the fifth on a double by and a single by Hostetter. made the score 10-2. Houck on the mound for U.B. struck out six, walked one and gave up three hits. Brethren Becker cf scored in Klugh This ab r h JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director | Buller’s Beauty Salon | Main Street Florin, Pa. PERMANENTS $5, $7.50, $10 TONT'S GIVEN $5. Call Mt, Joy 3-4339 Maude Buller, Prop. Furniture Refinishing BEAUTIFUL KNOTTY PINE REPRODUCTIONS Lenhert’s Cabinet Shop MARIETTA PA. Phone 6-2581 8-tf | | and defeated the Florin Breth- | than : The | two runs | Tuesday, July 20th this inning. In the final inning] hits by Houck, Nissley and Hostetter failed to produce a| run. i Lanc. Eagles Florin UB ab r h! Hostetter .......... 4 1 Murphy ........ 4 1 H. Farmer. ...... 3 1 2| | V. Zerphey ...... 2 0 & Houck .. ......... 3 0 1 Klinedinst ...... 3 0 1 F: Eichler ...... 3 1 0| S. Nissley ....... 3 1 3 D. Bichler ....... 3 1 1 Tolals ........ 29 6 9 Sa ide MOUNT JOY V. F. W. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE games. Tuesday, June 29th Marietta Depot vs. Mt. 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 Joy Mt. Joy vs. Toe Hill Nine Tennis Winner (From page 1) remained there through through the compli- Mount Joy Jay- three Thursday, ments of the Cees. Vernon defeated Ralph Howe of Haverford 6-3, 6-3 in boys quarter-finals and defeat- ed John Custer of Kenwood. 4-6, 6-1 and 6-2, in the semi- finals. The other two boys who rep- resented Mount Joy were Peter Nissley and Jack Beaston. Jack lost his first round to Ben Eck- ert 6-4, 6-4. Pete won his first round 6-2, 6-2 but was defeat- ed in the third round by Bob Pratt 6-0 and 6-1. On The Square JOE’S SHOE REPAIR PHONE 9227R ian ELIZABETHTOWN ANNOUNCING 24 Hour Service From 41 East Main St., Mount Joy — EXPERT REPAIRING - | Frey-Mumper camp in ab r h| holding Revival 23 0 2/the Oak Grove Church of 2| Miss Nancy Vogel is spending 0|a week with Mr. and Mrs. Char- ihe Area Honor Students Guests At Banquet er and Mr. A. D. Garber are spending several days at the Perry County. Rev. Howard Bernhard is Services at the Brethern at West Virginia. les Vogel at Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Felty of Haverstown, are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Naylor of West Chester called on Mrs. Sarah Schlegelmilch on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fuhrman of Lancaster were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Landis Hess on Wed- nesday. Mr. Nelson Felty celebrated his 81st Birthday on Wednes- day. Mrs. Eugene Reynolds and daughter Harriet of New Or- leans, La. are spending some time with her father, Mr. Har- ry Keener. Mrs. Victor Zerphey return- ed to her home this week after being hospitalized for some time at the General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Helm- staedter and family of Jersey City, are spending the week with the former's brother, and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Helmstaedter. Miss Mary Hamilton spent Sunday at Lancaster and was accompanied home by Mrs. | Richard Kraus and family. Students from the area high schools were included in the | 131 honor students to be honor- ed from the city and county schools by Paul Hein at the Ho- tel Brunswick affair Monday | evening. The principal Speaker | Mac- | | | { | | | was Maj. Gen. Edward E. Morland, headmaster of the Penna. Military Academy of | which Mr. Hein is a graduate. Area students, principals, | and teachers present were John | G. Hart, principal; Eugene Cc. Saylor, advisor; Yvonne Bru- | baker, Lovina Demmy, Patricia | Sager and Gladys Weaver, East | Donegal High School; L. M.| Nissley, principal; Anna Mae | Kauffman, Robert F. Kitchen, | Mary Jane Lehman, Jean W.| Longenecker, Julie K. Lyons, | Velma M. Sensenig, Elizabeth Shaw and * Carolyn Steckbeck, | Hempfield High School; and H. | K. Schoener, principal; Con- stance Lane, Robert Fish, Carol | Ann Smith, Patricia Schroll and Charles Mayer, Mount Joy High | School. - | Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, Jung 24 ‘CLOSED FOR VACATION Both Mt. Joy and E'town Stores @ GINDER’S DRY CLEANING June 28 July 5 Miniature Golf Driving Range La OPEN 18-tfc OUNT GRETNA TIMBERS Dining room 5:30 to 9 Daily SATURDAY — featuring Deluxe buffet - hot and cold food. CLOSED SUNDAY OPEN MONDAY Bar Open Daily 4 P. 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