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Opening Tonight — Playing Thru Aug. 3rd
PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING STAGE HIT !
“PICNIC”
author of “Come Back, Little Sheba” & “Bus Stop”
With a Broadway and Hollywood Cast
FOAM RUBBER RESERVED SEATS - - - CURTAIN 8:30 P. M.
by the
CO ER SRL
SHOWS J O Y MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS T™H EAT RE HOLIDAYS
6-8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M.
J Mount Joy, Pa.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JULY 29 - 30
JOHN WAYNE — LANA TURNER -in-
“The Sea Chase”
FIRST FEATURE SATURDAY NITE 5:30 P. M.
MONDAY, AUGUST 1
PHIL CAREY GENE EVANS -in-
“Wyoming Renegades”
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
DAN DURYEA KEENAN WYNN -in- ?
“The Marauders”
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 - 4
VICTOR MATURE _— RICHARD EGAN
“Violent Saturday”
In Cinemascope
-in-
3!
Food Service
HESS’ Food Store
Phone 3-8211 MOUNT JOY
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Scouts To Leave Annual Old Timers -
Saturday For ~~ Game Is Planned
Philmont Ranch «nui bschait game berwee
annual baseball game between
the Mount Joy Old Timers and
Saturday, four Mount Joy the local Midgets will be play-
boys will leave for their trip .q ,, the grade school grounds.
to Philmont Boy Scout ranch, The game time is 6:15 p. m.
New Mexico. The four, Ronald The Old Timers line-up will
Schofield, Harold Etsell, Jr, nounced at a later date.
Jerry Buchenauer and Robert are urged not to miss
Buchenauer, earned the money the game which is expected to
in order to make the trip with’ je... laughs when the “old”
other representatives of the boys will play the team. By
county. supporting the game, residents
The four will leave Lancast- are showing the Old
er Saturday evening aboard the that they are behind their pro-
Trail Blazer. With a layover in| gram of sponsoring the boys in
Chicago, the group will have a worthwhile project. A collec-
breakfast at Harvey's Restaur- tion will be taken to help de-
ant and will tour the Museum fray the expenses of the team.
of Science and Industry. {
After the Scouts check in at
Philmont, they will take a + Tournaments Are
day northbound expedition.
trek on horseback, four dons At
with burros, and hiking on
Philmont’s eighty-one miles of Local
main grails, Clear Tournament winners were
Creek Mountain ‘on top of
Philmont at 11,600 feet” will be
: : , . playground. In the intermedi-
the highlight of their explora- .
ti gniz hte track and field event, a
ion. : :
. : team captained by Jeff Mariner
The end of their adventure _ : : ;
: es won the sack race and in the
will be breakfast at Philmont, ort re des 0
d b tiv 10. Tao viet base running event, a team cap-
an is tr aos, a vis : :
: 2 I tained by James Harnish won.
to an old Pueblo Indian Village.
Following their return to Phil-
mont, the group will board the
train and head back to Lancas-
ter County.
James Harnish also
hop, step and jump race
Barry Coover, Jeffry Mariner,
| Dennis Naugle and John Brown
To |also placing. James also won
: | the broad jump with Jeff, Bar-
A massive chain prevented ry, Dennis and John in the next|
|
|
Timers |
named for the past week at the|
the British from sailing up the places. In the javelin throw, |
Hudson. River during the Revo-| Larry Coover was first with|
lution. |the runner-ups as Barry, Jeff, |
| Phillip Hostetter, Dennis Fack-
ler and Eugene Funk. Barry
Mt G t won the ping pong throw with
® re na John, Jeff, Larry and Charles
| Zimmerman in the next posi-
OPEN DAILY
Robert Funk won the table
nnis tournament with Dennis
MINIATURE GOLF ¥augie and Dennis Fackler as
runner-up. Harry Griggs won
GOLF DRIVING RANGE the checker tournament with
i Dennis Naugle and James Phil-
Large FREE Picnic Area lips runner-up. William
Charles won the quoit tourna-
as
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, July 28 3
Picnic” Is Play
Feature At Gretna
“Picnic”, Pulitzer
ning Broadway hit show, will
have Vanita Brown in an im-
portant role when it begins =
week's run at the Gretna Play-
house tonight. The play produc-
ed by Gene P. Otto and Char-
les F. Coghlan, director, will
run through August 3.
prize-win-
VANITA BROWN
Miss Brown is appearing for
her second consecutive season
| at the Mt. Gretna summer the-
won the]
with |
| atre. She will be remembered
for her performances in, “Be
Your Age”, “Husband on Ap-
“Summer and Smoke”,
“Private Lives” and other plays
last summer. This year she al-
ready has played in “The Hap-
piest Years” and ‘Sabrina
Fair”
Seen
proval”’,
regularly on television,
Miss Brown has been on the
Eddie Fisher, Arthur Godfrey,
Gary Moore and Vaughn Mon-
roe shows, “Gangbusters’’,
“Stars on Parade” and many
others. She has done film work,
most recently playing in “The
Long Gray Line” with Tyrone
Power. She also has acted in
summer theatres, off-Broadway
shows, touring productions and
radio.
Taking important roles in
“Picnic” with Miss Brown are
Margaret Stewart, Ed Wagner,
Kathleen Phelan, Robert Cleve-
land and Nell Clarke. Support-
ing parts will be played by
Dorothy Reese, Earl Montgom-
ery, George Curley, Barbara
Angle and Ann Walters. The
setting of a back yard in a
| small Kansas town will be des-
ira [ ment: and Ronald Gambler won
TH T [the horse-shoe pitching contest.
E E COME Senior Group Winners
Harold Etsel, Jr. won first
Drive-In place in five of the senior track
Eight Miles East of Mt. Joy | meet contests. He ran .8 of al
On Route 230 mile in 3 minutes, 58 seconds. |
TT He also came i first i he|
THURSDAY — FRIDAY er Cy es 3 . .
i < , o
SATURDAY a ll re
throwing, softball throwing |
and forty-yard dash.
count to the senior
“THE SEA CHASE”
event, Har-
As a final]
| MIDGETS
| Joy Midgets traveled
| they defeated
John Wayne Lana Turner
Plus old came in with the most|
¢ 9 points, David Halbleib, second
THE PURPLE PLAIN and John Harnish, third.
Gregory Peck Ralph Rice won the badmin-|
Y ontest ar
SUNDAY — MONLCAY fon gontes ind Harold, the
TUESDAY ping pong {ournament.
> Girls’ Winners Named
6
THE SEVEN In the girls events, Esther
YFAR ITCH” Rice won first in the standing]
broad jump with Joyce Berrier|
Marilyn Monroc second and Donna Eltz, third.
Also Joyce came in first in the disc
SHORT SUBJECTS throwing contest with Marlene
| WEDNESDAY - FAMILY NITE Sinegar, second and Esther,
$1.00 FOR A CARLOAD third. Donna won the softball
| ¢ y (throw, Esther, second and Na-
| UNTAMED HEIRESS dine Bailey, third. Janice Ber-
Judy Canova rier won the running broad-
ALSO jump, Esther, second and Mar-
| “PASSTON” lene, third. Esther won the 40
sm sense corse yard dash, Joyce, second and
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> 440 yard run, Esther, second,
& and Joyce, third. Donna also
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FINAL CLEARENCE on an
Summer Footwear
won the
contest.
horseshoe
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Beginners’ Winners
Barry Funk won the
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signed by Robert DeMora.
——
TAKE TWO MORE
Monday evening the Mt.
to Eliza-
defeated the
On
bethtown and
Moose team 10 to 1, behind
Sprout and then Wednes-
night behind Joe Hostetter
Marietta 8 to 2
to retain their hold on first
place in the Lanco loop. John
Harnish with 3 for 3 last nite
led the hit parade while Hos-
tetter only walked one while
striking out 9.
On Friday evening the
travel again to Marietta
make up game postponed
the New Era tournament.
The Midgets want to thank
the townspeople for their dona-
tions which have mounted to
$60.00 now and plan on contin-
uing this Saturday.
— i —
30b
day
boys
in a
by
pitching | Local Firemen Injured
While Fighting Blaze
25 yard |
Two Florin firemen were in-
49 dash in the beginners’ group | jured while fighting a fire Mon-
* & with JoAnn Bennett, second! day afternoon. Maynard Robin-
oe 5 and Jeffry Hawthorne, third.| son and Sylvester Swords re-
DC & Dennis Mateer won the broad | ceived first degree burns when
o Rp 3 Ww 9 C al $ 99 & jump, Kathy May, second and| they shot a stream of water
2 5 Jeff Hawthorne, third. Dennis| into a large pot which
> { pais omen $ asu $ i pr. also won the volley ball throw | was being used to heat
& Canvas or Leathers For Quick Clearence with Larry Deibler, second and | pitch. The pitch became over-
3 Kathy May, third. Kathy May | heated near the construction of
won the softball throw in the the new elementary school in
* : 5 3 girls group with JoAnn Ben- | Rapho Township and the com-
oe 2 a; ed) 4 nett, second and Deloras Deib-| pany was called to extinguish
a Reg. $3.95 Summer Casuals 79 PY. ho ler, third. Dennis Mateer won| the blaze.
5 Flats or Wedge Type - the boys softball throw: Terry | Following the fire, the com-
9 : ; 2 pairs $5. 00 oo Crider, second and Jackie Mar-| pany stood by for an hour. The
Re 5 tin, third. two men were treated at the
o& 3: Kathy May won the standing| o ces of Dr. John Gates for
& {NY oF 9 % G5 3 broad Jump, Barry Funk, sec-| the burns on the arms, neck
z. ak 4 OF ond and Dennis Mateer, third.| and face.
* Children $ Sandals Values to $4.08 Ba, Kathy May won the one (seems a
" + hop, Dennis Mateer, second and| ® — cb
of - Karen Rice, third. NO 7 10 CE!
oe. 2 = rinse tere All farmers who wish to
oe R $4 95 C i OH DONEGAL 4-H CLUB have hay mows tested for the
= cg. asuais pr. *%* HAS MEETING degree of heat within may
& White and Combinations : " 4 The Dopegal 4-H Club met | have | them | checked by the
py ; 9? on July 21st at the home of | local fire company. Farmers
: 5 Mrs. Witman. ' | may call Ray Myers, Chief of
" “, +¢ The bankers of Mount Joy| the Friendship Fire Company.
. JA K HORNER SHOE o presented the girls with scatter | The chief also asks that re-
%* Columbia Jt Mount Joy &| pins. | sidents be extremely careful
oe 3 The next meéeting will be| in burning trash during the
PS ot held on August 4 at the home| dry weather.
eee rote roto odode fe slr lof Mrs. Witman, Je -—
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Pet Show Winners
Named At Playground
Mitchell Albert was award- |
ed first prze for entering the
largest dog in the pet show on
Tuesday night at the local
playground with Thomas Ston
er, second and Dena Leib, third.
Theresa Hawthorne received a
first for the smallest dog with
Ralph Rice second and Karen
Rice, third. Rita May's ants
were considered the most un-
usual and Robert Hopple's tur-
tle and Richard Becker's tur- |
tle as second place winners.
Nadine Bailey's dog was]
termed the cutest dog and Den- |
nis Mateer, second for his rab-
bit and Terry Crider, third for]
his rabbit. Marlene Sinegar and |
Phillip Sinegar own the dog]
which was voted the best]
groomed pet with Donna Corll’s
cat, second and James Schatz’s|
dog, third.
Kathy May's guppies were]
the smallest pets and Ronald
Corll's guppies, second. For the
prettiest in the aquatic groan)
Karen Yingst’'s gold fish was
first and Harold Smith's gold
fish, second. In the last group,
Helen Rutt received a first for|
the dog with the most colors, |
Bonnie Bair, second; and Kathy |
Leitner, third.
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FIREWORKS DISPLAY ‘|
PLANNED JULY 28
One of the most elaborate]
fireworks display ever present-|
ed in this area will be a feature
of the big free show to be stag-
ed in Hershey stadium Thurs-|
day evening, July 28th, as a
special event of the annual]
Lancaster Automobile Club pic- |
nic. The stadium program also]
will include an hour-long State|
Police roadeo presentation, a
parade of unusual antique auto-
mobiles and a concert by the
Pottstown band and glee club.
A colorful parade of mounted
troopers bearing flags will open
the roadeo, followed the
famed serpentine ride and
novelty saddle drill. Next
come the thrill-packed drills|
and stunts of the troopers |
motorcycles. Mounted and aeri-
al balloon shooting and a pre-
cision rifle drill also will be on
the rodeo program. The
ers, all from the State Police
school at Hershey, will be
charge of Major F. Martin,
perintendent of the school.
The Pottstown band will play
for the rodeo acts and also will
present a group of concert,
club and solo numbers.
The west stand of the
stadium will reserved
Club members, their
and friends. The
be open to the
by
will
on
troop
in
Su
glee
huge
for
families
be
east stand will
public.
The picnic is scheduled to!
start at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing with a concert by the New
Holland High School band at |
the park band shell. In the af-|
ternoon the Pottstown band
will play at the band shell.
For children attending the
picnic there will be free rides, |
ice cream and a toy.
—— — a
Cubs, Fathers
Camp Outdoors
Members of the local Cub
Pack experienced their first
camp-out last weekend when
thirty-nine Cubs, Den Chiefs
and Fathers camped in the
Geib meadow along the Mount
Joy to Mastersonville road.
Cubs who went on the trip
were John Germer, Gerald Al-|
leman, Brent Keener, Thomas |
Heisey, Glenn Wittle and Jon
Dillinger from Den IV; George
Walters, Charles Heaps, Jeff
rey Brown, John Hart and Den
nis Fackler from Den I; Rich
ard Nornhold, Thomas Meckley,
Gary Holtzman, Dennis Beam
enderfer, Collin Koser, Darryli |
Wittle, Den 1I; and Robert
Walker, John Gates, David
Darrenkamp, William Wealand
and Dennis Goodhart, Den Iil
Den Chiefs were Ralph Rice,
Jr., Rodger Bates and Richard
Becker. Cubmaster Ralph Rice |
was in charge.
Fathers present for the over-
night event were Jack Germer
John Germer,
tle, James Pennell,
ters, Charles
Brown, - Asher © Beamenderfer,
Jay’ Meckley, Earl Koser,
rus Wittle, John Wealand
James Klinedinst.
The Cubmaster wishes to
thank all individuals and busi-
nesses for their
toward the camping trip, |
Sr.
Edwin Wal-
Heaps,
and
ih on gos RL kta
Wesley Wit- |
Bruce |
contributions |
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A \J Main Street Florin, Pa.
* MEMORIALS | Cold Waves Machineless
Permanents $5.00 up
| I also give Toni’s.
Call Mt, Joy 3-4339
Maude Buller, Prop.
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EBERLE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Will Close Every Monday
Beginning August 1 until further nolice.
OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY
Permanents,
including hair-cutting and
now for the hot weather.
shampoo, given
Eberle Beauty Shoppe
Arlene Lutz
MOUNT JOY, PA.
30-1c¢
Cleo Shank
PHONE 3-4122
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