ash. and ork of t of sur- ll \y Farm Women Soc. No. 4 | Playground To Stage WILL SPONSOR Baseball All-Star Game Public Bus To Wednesday, August 11 I'he ‘Big Game” oPhiladelphia here Wednesday, August MONDAY, AUG. oth All-Star op © " game will be played on the lo I o SEE "CINERAMA cal park baseball field. Twenty p TERESTED, CONTACT boys have been selected to MRS. DAN WILL this game. These MOU NT JOY. R2 boys have been assigned to eith- ——— . el DIAMONDS [orb 11th, 6:15 an baseball four participate in American League. The American | is as follows: pitcher, James Pennell, Brown, 2nd base, League Roster 1st base Bill catcher, | James terfield, C. d from J... Wealand. Utility D. Zeller, Richard Harold Etsell. Snyder players are Marshall, the finest, uh Fea \ture— The National League is as COLUMBIA-TRUE-FIT follows: pitcher, Joe Hostetter FEA > : catcher, R. Divet, first base, J. | 28 iE LOC K | Craul, second base, J. Collins, —ALSO third base, J. Harnish, short- 1 1a «top. H. Harnish, left field, G.| Our own diamonds which we | . tre : Goodling, center field, G. Zelen- buy direct from the diamond ka right field, D. Halbleib. Util- | cutters. ity: P. Snyder, R. Corl}, Mike | {| Mumma. The battery of each team will ’ Koser S Jewelry Store manage their Phone 3.5404 Mr. Lichty and Mr. Main St. Mt: Joy. Pa. umpire the gan, 27-tfc | this locality reads 16 E. | Everybody in (any- The Bulletin— Bulletin tigers get such exce When in need of Printing. thing) that’s why its kindly remember the Nent results PRONE MT. OPENING TONITE — PLAYING THRU AUGUST SPARKLING MODERN COMEDY “BE YOUR AGE” With a Broadway and Hollywood Cast DONT MISS IT! FOAM RUBBER RESERVED SEATS - CURTAIN 8:30 p. m. MOUNT GRETHA Miniature Golf TIMBERS Driving Range Dining room 5:39 to 9 Daily SATUTRDAY will soon be | the | the victors in Ben Groff | Vogel, 3rd base, onald Wil- liams, short-stop, L. Watkins, | | left field, Gene Newcomer, cen right field, | respective teams. | Houck will | adver- | Lake - Beach | Delis hue - OPEN DAILY CLOSED SUNDAY 27tfc 3ar Open Daily 4 P. M. ————— : w= ADMISSION BY DONATION p— SAT. JULY 31st ¢ ig Carnival 1g STRING BAND 's Parade F Prize Winning ind of Penna. and Mummer LARGEST EVERT OF SEASON FAMOUS CHICKEN CORN SOUP Refreshments — Beverages — Games — Novelties for all. PARKING FR EE wom Fully ... AUTOMATIC FLEXIBLE _ Fo MECHANICAL a1 Here are time-sav- ing and work-sav- ing features never before equalled in an automatic wash- er, including Black- stone’s exclusive Flex-O-Trol which assures quicker, easier laundering of all fabrics. Treat yourself to a treat and see a demon- stration. i Po iid EARL B. LONGENECKER LANDISVILLE. PA. PHONE 4111 > | Robert Lansing, # SOFTBALL NEWS Playground The Florin UB Church - A * ball team moved into a tie for ctivities first place with Silver Spring as they defeated the latter 20 to A d a nnounce It was the manner in the way soft By George Houck the Florin team demonstrated The Orioles defeated the Phil- their power at the plate that lies for the Playground baseball surprised their opponents. Ev- championship by the score of 3 eryone in the lineup scored at to 2. It was a tightly played lease run. game during the entire five in- Houck was on the mound for nings. gaining his 8th, Outside of a the battery for the Orioles, and single in the 1st Bg Groff and Divet formed the one consecutive win, “texas league” Old Timers Plan Two Ball Games A Mount Joy town baseball | team will play the Mountville | baseball team in an exhibition | game on the grade school base- ball field Wednesday August 5, 6:15 p. m. Citizens are urged to attend the game to Hostetter and K. Watkins was | see Mount Joy's potential play ers for a town team next season y | Hopple, D. Naugle, G. Maxwell. | [ iJ Harnish, Is New Harnish, S. and R. Rice. * ‘Be Your A e |p. Sinegar, and J. Reisch. Those | dg Phillies receiving trophies are: | M. Mum- | ima. R. Divet, J. Dick, D. Smith | ing in Harnish. | | Gretna Play | Jim Craul and Ben Groff tied | out. [for batting honors in the league | A collection will be taken at the inning and > i i i a same for the Phillies. game and proceeds will go to- | ee ons WA On In the bottom of the first in- | ward a town team. Wy are tetived in order, ning with two outs, Bennett | August 10 is the date for the aye i . bunt single in the final dropped Watkins fly to left field Mount Joy Old Timers second Sings . rid pg oir. ok ” and Hostetter immediately sing- annual baseball game to be ining for en A ot led him across to give the Ori- | played with the Mount Joy je BS Sangn etween Hrsy , oo to 0 lead. | Midgets on the grade school and second. > > Silver Spring ab r h The Phillies fought back to | seats feta at S50 Peak 23 0 o tie the score in the top of the| cally Same | mean hy ol | year has been secured. In addi- y i al h third inning. Ralph Rice walk- |. : | Florin ab r 1 | tion to the old timers named | Hostetter 2b ..... 4 2 20d Advanced to second on C.| peek players will be Me Murphy ss 3 3 9 out. Afterwhich J.| 2 piavers wi ar Lr 1 Harnish sacrificed him to third | tin Beamenderfer, Harry Beam. Houck p ........ 2 2 : 5 2 rs >; H De ec... a o o base. Rice scored on a passe d| | ig Hen Bey Myer RT Pac- B Farmer 3b .... 5 1 1 ball by K. Watkins. The Orioles Bean ols pn 8% as Zerphey 1b ey 9 9 went into the lead in the bottom | | pi : on Pose Sd rom Klugh Ww... 3 9 oof the third. L. Watkins walked. | Mid ge a go ya ae OD cf ....5 3 3fiostetter singled, Halbleib | a. om Nissley rf Se 3 g struck out, Collins walked to | be held at A po un A fon : T tals : 99 920 15 fill the bases. Groff struck out | gid. gt The Mount Joy Some otals ....... 3a d Hopple and it appeared as if he | erican Legion home at 6:15 o'- 29) ey be ris ond of a jam. | Clock Monday evening, August | Playing their second game in lS | 23. The price of the tickets is | two days, the Florin team de- D. Naugle Stew Dig to $1.50. They will be on sale at feated Lancaster Covenant nL Ins. ig was | both the exhibition game and at Church 8 to 5. lil ies | the old timers-midget game. | : . Again the Phillies fought back Again Houck was on the The se \ he is ! mound for the victors but need- to tie the score. After Divet| The PIAS 07 Je | ed help in the Tth. After the struck out, Groff singled, stole | enough rons. irit oh 5 are | first two men singled. Bean re- second and third and scored 5 onsoring a town te m. hg. In Houck. He walled When after being be- | *P 2. 2 first batter he faced but with teen hun ig me. x Wat the infield in for a force at the ins rew 1e 1 wildly en-| | Mid {- Mi do t N ofl aris and B. Farmer abling Groff to score. This made | e | e EWS . the score 2-2. sathered in two grounders and, During the past week the lo- ne or .d them into outs at the! In the bottom of the fifth, the| iio By a pair of games to | plate. The final out was a “pop, Orioles scored what proved to | Brunnerville 15-10 and Landis- fv’ to Hostetter. It was great be the winning run. Zeller x ville 9-3. | clutch pitching and fine defense hit by a pitched ball. K. Wat-{ 1, 430 frst game, the locals work that earned the victory. ‘kins walked, L. Watkins fouled | oui their opponents but due | Murphy. H. Farmer and Houck 71 Hosetier io Wh Od to thirteen errors, and 6 walks, | each collected two hits. erro wi | they practically gave the game Lancaster ab r nh scoring. Watkins made the sec-| nh 27 5 10/ond out when he attempted to | Brunherville 1ed 4-0. at ‘the Florin ab r ph score on the same play. | end of the third inning when | Houck p-cf ...... 3 2 g| These same two pitchers willl Mount Joy began to fight back. Murohv 58 ...... 4 1 9 lock horns when they meet '| Newcomer was hit by a pitched | Hostetter 2b ..... 4 1 1 the Playground All-Star game|,.; Harnish singled scoring { H. Farmer c 4 0 2 ne Wednesday evening at) Noweomer who had stole sec B. Farmer 3b .... 4 0 1° | ond base. Harnish scored when zZer by eo 4 0 0, The following players of both | | the centerfielder misplayed his Tn 1 i 2 1 1/teams will receive trophies for | hit. Wealand hon and stor: | Nissley rf 1 2 o first and second place; Not alll 4 5; Zalenka’s double to right Tichler of 9 1 0 the boys will get a trophy since | | center field. Bean cp... 0 0 0] ach had to participate in at With determination, the loc SSS : .j toast four ame *i 4 Wet | als continued their scoring in Totals ..... 28 8 g| Orioles: a She: I a oe top of the fifth. Watkins |kins, J. Hostetter, oLuns, walked, Newcomer singled. Harnish singled driving in both boys to make the to 4 with the locals leading. Zalenka again doubled driv- Mumma drove infield score 5 Zelenka across with an Brunnrerville scored 11 runs evening, I'HE BULLETIN, Mo ! Thursday, July 29 3 | MOUNT JOY V. F. SHOWS OO Y ome MATINEE SOFTBALL SC on E EVENINGS SATURDAYS | Friday, July 30th j 7 and 9:00 P.M AND Mt. Joy vs. Todder's Nine. } SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS » 6.8.10 P. M, 2:00 P.M, Mount Joy, Pa. WHO ARE THE BEST DRIVERS? {| Who are the | men or women? best drivers The ladies may be gratified to a al unt Joy, Pa. FRIDAY ANNE BA “Carnival Story” - SATURDAY, JULY 30 - 3i XTER -- STEVE COCHRAN -in- | learn that the National Safety Council's statistical yearbook, tm ee “Accident Facts,” just off the MONDAY. ANGUST 2 press, reveals that 10 times as many men as women drivers DONNA CORCORAN WARD BOND in are involved in fat: But just a “Accident Facts” gc that while 41,700 n 4,100 women were tions than the wom “So. evident relief, ‘no « ly tell who's the be man or a woman.” ® Patronize Bulletin minute, the Council il accidents. ladies! es on to say wen and only nuxed up in “Gypsy Colt” TUESDAY AUGUST 3 fatal accidents last year, more than twice as many men were SHELLEY WINTERS KEENAN WYNN -in- driving, they drove farther per 6 99 driver, and they drove more in Tennessee Champ all kinds of weather and condi en. WEDNESDAY — ELIZABETH THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 - § TAYLOR LOUIS CALHERN -in- says with me can real- st driver, a “Rhapsody” Advertisers. HNL 3 GOODLAND NORRIS FANCY 2 Il Pineapples Kidney Beans VALLEY FORGE Cut Green Beans Greenie Peas Bn NORRIS FANCY (Chunk and Slic Look What You Can Get This Week Ibs HAMBURG Wie 102.99: 5. 99: No. Apricots ide HALVES OR WHOLE 99: Dole Pineapple Juice LIMEADE ovr BIRDS EYE LEMONADE 303 99: KUNZLER’S or SWIFT'S Ibs FRANKS A 3:99: 99: NORRIS FANCY n wats Large bottle ICE Watermalons NOT COLD 89¢ COLD 303 for Frozen cans 303 cans Lil Crushed © Cor 8 99: NORRIS FANCY m 16-02 Tomato We cans es) Visit Ou r New Complete Se If-Service re Drug r Dept. Romatic difficulties of a The results follows: in the fifth and sixth innings on | young girl, her middle-aged fi-| ab r h Ave. | 4 hits, 8 errors and 5 walks. | ance and her youthful ex-boy-|Craul .... 9 8 7 178] The locals fought back in the | friend form the basis of the .... 9 7 7 178 | | top of the Tth. Three runs scor- for “Be Your Age, Gretna | Hostetter 15 12 1 733 jeg on hits by Wealand, Packer | Playhouse comedy presented by!S. Harnish 15 12 10 .667| nvumma and Marshall. | Charles F. Coghlan and Gene Mumma . 12 6 8 667] grynnerville ab Tr h | Otto. The show opens Thursday|Goodling 8 4 5 625 | 31 15 8 for a week’s run. (1. Brown . 9 4 4 445 pq Joy ab r h Elaine Ivans, who returns top. Zeller 9 4 4 Ml watkins ¢ ....... 9 1 0 | Gretna at least once each Watkins 16 10 ” 431 | | Newcomer v.92 2 1 since 1950, will be seen as Grace|y. Harnish 14 5 6 428 | Kaylor Yo 0 0 0 | Rendel, who with her brother-/g. Divet . 12 10 5 AS 3b ...... ¢ 2 3 | in-law, Gene Galvin, tries to] The Eagles clinched the foot- | Wea! and pect .... 2 2 1 | bring up his three motherless hall championship by defeating | | Zalenka cf-p .... 4 1 2 | daughters. Rachel Taylor, the| the Redskins 11 to 0. With one Packer rf .. ..... 3 1 1 | middle daughter, returns home| more game to play, the result | Mumma 1b ...... 4 1 1 | from college, announcing her| would not alter the standing. | Ke ar 2b i... 00, 1 0 0 | engagement. Her father is am-|{ostetter, Craul, L. Watkins, | gailey 2b ...... 1 0 0 azed to find the finance, Mason rgllins, were the standbys on | Dorsey 2b ....... 0 0 0 | Curry, to be a schoolmate of his! this championship team. | Marshall ss : 3 0 1 who is now a suave teacher ofl The Yankees are moving clos- | Aa female psychology. or to the Softball championship. | Totals 10 10 The father, aided by Taylor's hometown boyfriend, schedule, tries to break same in the Yankees front of the are one Red Sox. engagement. Vanita Brown, | up the sistance is the Rick Divet, John Harnish, are; and James Mumma. Seventeen boys and girls par- | | ily, whose boyfriend, | Ray, is dragged into the compli-| Miss| | With 2 games re maining on the | | cations. The play comes to aj: icipated in the Hat Show held | sudden climax shortly before 15¢t Friday afternoon. Winners | | the wedding, followed by a sur- were: Funniest - first, Richard prise ending provided by the Becker: second, eldest daughter, Marily Letsche. - first, Others in the cast who add second, Harry Greggs, to comedy are Phyllis Tilling- Thomas, | hast, a man-crazy secretary; Smallest - first. Ann Herr, the long-sufferingisecond, Ruth Williams. maid; trical producer. “Be Your Age” was produced Gerald Alleman, second, Georg- on Broadway with Conrad Nag- eann and Rebecca Schneider. el. Loring Smith and Hildy One hundred nineteen boys Parks. At Gretna, the play will girls are enjoying free Janice Berrier; Edward Randy Mateer; Prettiest Harry Sheppard, a thea- _ first. Barbara Becker. Oldest - | Lois Flory. Most Unusual - first James Heisey. | and Thomas Shaver. | continue through August 4. Per- swimming lessons at the Hersh- | ev Park pool. Last year thirty- three attended these lessons. The lessons will end this week. — -@— PLAIN COOKIES Many plain cookies formances begin at 8:30 p. m. ! oo — MAIN DISH Potato salad left? Heap it on the center of a platter and sur- round with chilled, canned Vie- | nna sausages, sliced canned | corned beef or ham and serve | as main dish for porch supper. fectioners’ still warm. Again it was too many errors that caused the locals to drop a Also of as- stavs : Als The mainstavs on the Yankees | jocision to Landisville. In Gerlach, the locals faced youngest daughter of the fam-|john Dick, Jackie Rohm, Buck | the best pitching in the league. | but still garnered six hits. They left eight men on base. Zalenka led the locals with 2 FOR YOUR DOG'S HEALTH a complete line of KEN-L PRODUCTS RICH IN HIGH QUALITY PROTEIN SUNSHINE GRAHAMS Ken-L-Ration = cans $8. Ken-L-Bisk pkg. 35 Ken-L-Meal pkg. 35 Use Your Coupons From The Dog Show 1-33 i HESS’ FOU hits. Landisville ab r h 25 9 7 | Mount Joy ab r h Bailey 2b ....... 2 0 0 Kear 2b ........ 1 0 0 Coover 2b. ...... 1 0 0 Watkins €¢ ....,-. 3 1 (] Harnish 3b ...... ¢ 1 1 | Wealard p-If .... 4 1 1] Zalenka if-p ..... 4 0 2 Stark cf-ss ...... 3 0 0] ......... 1 0 of Mumma 1b ...... 2 0 1] Marshall ss ...... 0 0 0 Packer ef ....... 3 0 1 Totals ....... 28 3 6 | | are en-| hanced if you roll them in con- | sugar while they're SAVE MONEY BY READING THE ADS D STORE COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE MOUNT JOY, PA. | PHONE 3-9094
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers