Playground
Activities
Announced
By George Houck
In the All-Events held last
Friday, Larry Watkins and
John Wealand placed first and
the
With one of his legs tied to
the Wat
second in one-leg race.
partner, team of Ken
. kins and Terry Bailey hopped
i off to a win in their race. John |
{ Dick and Robert Hopple won |
i } ; {
i the wheelbarrel race in a close
finish with Judy Frey and Mar-
See how much you can get for a at the Acme this cia Engle. The potato race was
week! Get a load of the items you need - - - check off this y tho % dificolt and. 1 gr
list now and fill your pantry while the getting’s good. Ye nos] Ifficult anc unniest
of all. Using partners, each pair
IDEAL FANCY
Tomato Juice
5 s6-0z 3W.00 _.,
cans 27¢
IDEAL FANCY FLA.
GRAPEFRUIT
had to keep a potato
cach forehead to the finish line.
Those who dropped the potato
had to start over. After a few
starts Robert Funk and Dennis
Naugle won the race and Jim
Brown placed first and second
respectively in the softball ac-
IDEAL
PORK AND
10
curacy roll. Gerald Goodling
JUICE and Joe Hostetter placed first
thor 2 cans 23¢ and second in the bike race.
cans can Buck Snyder threw the quoit
23c the fartherest with Jim Craul
Ideal Red Band 2 cans 37¢ placing second. The team of
Jim Pennell, John Wealand, Es-
ther Rice and Ralph Rice won
8:1”
FANCY PEAS
Ideal Whole Kernels 2 cans 35¢
GOLDEN CORN
Farmdale 2 cans 33¢
LIMA BEANS
Ideal Red (2 cans 25¢)
KIDNEY BEANS
Deep Blue can 27¢
LIGHT TUNA
cans | John Wealand placing second.
7 160z § 00 | in the Hobby Show: Art Sch-
neider, colorama pictures; Rod-
[ ney Stoner, model plane and
16.02 § 00 | boats; John Dick Roni! die-
cans ats; 4 , baseball
tures; Gary Maxwell, old time
Zz S 00 | cars; Jay Kaylor, baseball cards
cans
{ and pencils; Ralph Rice, coins;
Ronald Corll, stamps; Jean Wol-
| gemuth, salt and pepper shak-
Ideal Prepared Tomato Sauce
% PA G BH ETTI 2 cans \Y 18) $ 00 ers; Edwin Flory, model air-
25¢c planes; Sam Harnish, foreign |
coins and stamps; Carol Kaylor,
coins; John Brown, rock collec-
| tion; Robert Wolgemuth, 1
shells; Catherine Harnish, china
James Pennell, horses;
| James Brown, knives; Asher
Halbleib, 3D glasses, stamps &
Gerald Alleman,
HUNT'S CAL. CLING
PEACHES
APPLL 4:1
SAUCE
See
| dishes;
IDEAL FANCY FLA.
BLENDED
marionettes;
te 1 00 y napkins; Carol Cupper, flowers;
br -0zZ . .
| Pam Cupper, cards; Carolyn
cans )
J U I C E | Packer, dolls; Judy Kipple,
2 cans 35¢ 46-0z 5300 | dolls. The winners were: Most
cans | specimens, Asher Halblgib.
Most unusual, Jim Brown. Nic-
| est arrangement, Judy Kipple.
16-02 s1 .00
cans
DOG FOOD 5h. 1
TOILEY TISSUE
Soft
BALA CLUB REFRESHING
Now in Capped Cans
ers Pu PB
No Deposit—No Returns—No Breakage
Choice of Pale Dry or Golden Ginger Ale, Cola,
Root Beer, Orange or Grape Soda
Another Big Steak Sale!
00 |
»
9 rolls s1 | nish. Largest, Jim Brown and
| Most time consuming, Gerald
Alleman.
A correction in the result of
| the quoit tournament last week.
James Pennell was the winner,
and not Ben Groff as had been
previously announced.
The Softball standings find
the Yankees in first place. Rick-
| ey Divet is the manager. The
Red Sox, coached by Joe Hos-
tetter, are in second place.
12-02
cans
Enjoy the Tendzrest, Juiciest Steaks You Ever Ate - - Acme Guarantees | Yankee 9 1
it or Your Money Back - ~-TASTE and SEE! | Red Sox . 5 2
U. S. Choice Western Steer Beef SIRLOIN OR RIB | Indians ......... 3 4
White Sox 3 5
Cardinals JAS 5
| Phillies Saeki es 2 6
The White Sox defeated the
Red Sox in their first volleyball
| league game. The Yankees de-
feated the Indians two to 0.
The Football league opened
75°
his |
between |
|
| the foot-relay race. Joe Hostet-
6 16.02 9 .00 | ter won the 60 yd. dash with]
The following people entered |
| Smallest hobby, Catherine Har- |
out the Lions,
Jim Pennell and Ricky
co-coached by| THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
by the score of 4-2. Pennell’s|
kick was blocked by Jim Craul
Divet, Thursday, July 15, 8
but recovered by the Lions for
|
|
Groups Hold |
a safety. |
|
A tingling finish featured we Joint Meet
Browns-Red Skins game. There
was time for play, when A joint meeting of the Walter |
one es :
S. Ebersole Post 185 American
Bill Vogel faded and ‘“‘hit” Lar- : ii held
i rv Watkins for a pass and a Legion and wl) lary i$ held
| touchdown to win 19-13. Thursday night at the post
! home. The affair is held annual- |
John Dick is leading the boys
in points with 288. Art Schnei-
der 235. Jim Pennell 223. Jim ’
Craul 216. Joe Hostetter 214 cial period.
make the top five.
Harry Griggs leads the smal- ing was the auxiliary’s
HUNDREDS OF ITEMS REDUCED THROUGHOUT
STORE —~ BUY NOW AND SAVE
ly and each group conducted its
business meeting prior to a so-
| |
A special feature of the even-
annual
DRESS PRICES DRASTICALLY CUT
ler boys with 249 points. Rob- gift to the Post. Mrs.
| ert Pennell 166. Tom Meckley Fred Rineer, president of the
161. Charles Zimmerman 157.auxiliary, presented - Worden | % S 6
Dennis Fackler 151. Barry Et- Halter, Legion president, with |
i sell 138. a check for $150.00. She desig- :
Jean Wolgemuth leads the nated that the money shall be
A group of plain and printed
cottons in pastel shades
rayon prints. Regular
half sizes.
You'll love wearing these
and
and nylon and cotton dresses in
Wide range of smartly styl
ed dresses in cottons and ray
a
| girls with 299 points. Sally Shu- used for furniture in the legion
| man 215, Irene Zimmerman 203. home. |
Judy Frey 190, and Esther During the Legion
{ and Carol Kaylor each have 178 meeting, the men decided to | VALUES TO $8.95
points. [send two representatives to the
| Schedule for July 19-23: | Keystone camp. Jack Germer
Monday AM. Fourth Baseball reported on the progress of the
Game, Third Football game. junior American Legion base-' Coats Reduced
| P. M. Pick-up baseball game, ball team. Three new members J
vollewball game, crafts, plaster- were inducted into the post. | WOMEN'S COATS CHILDREN'S COATS
of-paris. | The women decided to hold
Values to Values to Values to SHORTIES AND LONG COATS
$26.95 $37.50 4
Tuesday A. M. Swimming at/their annual picnic at the next
. or a] 5
Hershey. [regular meeting of the auxilia- | $19.95
|
P. M. Pick-up volleyball and ry, Tuesday, August 10, 7:00 p.
solid colors and prints.
VALUES
Regular and half sizes.
VALUES TO $5.95
business ms
TO $10.95
| games, crafts, plaster-'m. They also decided to con- | $ $ $ $ AND $8
work. [tinue the monthly card parties
. rood . i
| Wednesday A. M. Swimming/each third Monday of the !
(month. The first party of the
game, new season will be held in Sep-
crafts, tember. |
clay, el §
at Hershey.
P. M. Fourth
| Pick-up baseball game,
gimp, bead work, paint,
and plaster-of-paris work, soap| Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
football
~UNUSUAL BARGAINS~
47. WOMEN'S SHOES | Girls’
Panties Jes, $959 $488 | Shorts
—~FOR THE MAN IN THE FAMILY —
SPORT SHIRTS POLO SHIRTS
$2.58 $1.38
$2.95 - $3.95 Values
$1.98 Value.
2 FOR $5.00
| Rayon
carving.
| Thursday A. M.
{ 4
Hershey. { /
|
|
Values
to $7.95
Swimming at
wr $198
Values
WAY’S
RECORD
! P. M. Volleyvall game, crafts,
gimp. |
Friday A. M. Swimming at|
| Hershey. CORNER
funniest,
P.M. Hat |
| largest, smallest, prettiest, 01 OOO NE SWEETHEART,
most unusual. | MoGuire Sisters |
McGuire Sisters
A Cee |
[STEAM HEAT—
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|
|
show, mu
Fruit of Loom
T-SHIRTS - SHORTS
69¢
| es
st,
| Students Enroll
Patti Page
Ir ARE—
In Summer i A FOOL TOC sii
Music Course SWAY— oi $295 ~ FOR THE KIDS —~
One hundred eight persons| Dean Mariin Trousers
have enrolled in the free music| SH-BOOM— !
lesson program of the Adult Chords
Rapreati » 199 ~ > afr |
Recreation I rogram of the stato ppp MAN UPSTAIRS — BOY'S
in three schools of Marietta, E.| Kav. Stier
. Kay Stara
Donegal and Florin.
H. Morrell Shields, CARROLL COUNTY
BOOGIE
Polo Shirts 99.
said that the program is still]
open to the public. Anyone] Caroll County Boys ;
wishing to enroll may get in|
y | ’
touch with him. He will be a WAY S APPLIANCES M i = J Y
the East Donegal school from 2| Phone 3-3622 i
the| idl |
[48 W. Main Street,
New, bigger load space! |
New, lower loading height!
Buy School |AliChildren’s Dresses
Shoes Now
Save 20% | 3 5 % OFF
DEPT. STORE | |
Mt. Joy,
to 6:15 p. m. Mondays;
Marietta School from 2 to 6:00
p. m. Tuesdays and 3 to 10 p.m |
Wednesdays and the Florin|
school from 1 to 6 p. m. Thurs-|
Mount Joy !
days and 6 to 7 p. m. Fridays.|
THhe school dance orchestra)
practice is held in Marietta
from 8 to 10 p. m. Wednesday
evenings.
-_ —— ——
PICNIC SCHEDULED |
The auxiliary of the Mount
Joy Friendship Fire Company |
will hold a picnic at the August
19 meeting it was decided at
the regular monthly meetisg of
| the group Thursday.
The affair will be held at the|
home of Mrs. Ralph Rice at 6:30]
p. m. In case of rain, the picnic
will be held in the fire hall.
Bellsville Turkeys Ira You. Ib 55¢ | DHS Mons one or he
SLICED BACON Lean, Crisprite Ib 59« | Craul and Joe Hostetter ‘nosed
SKINLESS FRANKFURTS '43¢
Shoulder Veal Reast 33¢
Rib Veal Chops 59 Loin Veal Chops '* 69¢
DELICIOUS VEAL CUTLETS
Myers Chicken Pies '°Pk913¢ Chicken Croquettes oz 49¢
Lancaster Braunschweiger Fillets of Pollock
Glendale Sliced Cheese 15-1b 29¢ Fancy Perch Fillets
CRAB MEAT: “59:
Last 3 Days of Our Big Sale of Ideal
She's
tall or
1b 25¢
1h 39¢
smart
that
Ideal Florets
Ideal Cut
CAULIFLOWER YOUR CHOICE
GREEN BEANS Reg. 10-0z pkg only
FRENCH BEANS
C
KERNEL CORN 19
Ideal Sliced Peaches 2.45
Orange Bowl Pure Orange Juice 4 60zcans55¢ |
Large Sweet Eating Ripe Calif. Qc |
HONEYDEWS -39°
Juicy Calif. Lemons or Flo. Limes
CULTIVATED BLU-BERRIES Laraest Jersey pt box 29¢
GREEN BEANS vii.
Ideal
Ideal Golden [
Valentines
|
|
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LIMA BEANS New Crop Eastern Shore 2 Ibs 25¢ |
— {
SUPREME BREAD “0s 15¢
Reg. 29¢ Iced Cinnamon Buns Pkgot 8 25¢ |
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Prices Effective July 15-16-17, 1954. Quantity Rights Reserved.
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