~~ BUS TOURS
3} — BOAT TRIP from Philadelphia to Wilmir
AUG. 27 PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH DAYS
(CTC bus)
LABOR DAY WEEKEND, SEPT. 2, 3,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands,
side.
at
4 and 5 —
trip from
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 - 6
FRED ASTAIRE LESLIE CARON
“Daddy Long
In Cinemascope
FEATURE SATURDAY NITE
-in-
FIRST 30 P.
Hershey
Toronto,
Canadian
FOR INFORMATION CALL MT. JOY 3-4442 OR WRITE
MRS. MAE ROTH
MAIN STREET FLORIN, PA.
30-3¢
1gton
HEIR. | TH ASA TR
SHOWS i MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS THEAT RE HOLIDAVS
6.8.10 P. M. 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa
M.
MONDAY, AUGUST 8
GLENN FCRD FRANK LOVEJOY
-in-
“The Americano”
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9
BAXTER — STEVE FORREST
‘““Bedevilled”
In Cinemascope
ANNE
-in-
GREER GARSON DANA ANDREWS -in-
WEDNESDAY —- THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 - 11
“Strange Lady In Town”
Ice Cold Watermelons
‘Cub Scouts Are
‘Added To Florin
Lions Projects
another
Mt. Gretna
OPEN DAILY
MINIATURE GOLF
GOLF DRIVING RANGE
| Florin Lions scored
| first in project work in their
locality. During the month of
July. a Cub Pack was organiz-
Large FREE Picnic Area | ca and is being sporsored by
| the Lions Club.
To date, three dens have been
| started. The three dens locaed
on the south side of Florin have
| as Den Mothers, Mrs. Charles
| Hill, Mrs. Earl Rhoades and
| Mrs. Alvin Koser.
| for the three dens are Mr. Hill,
SATURDAY
“Strategic Mr. Rhoades and Mr. Koser.
Mr. Rhoades is also assistant
Air Command’ | cubmaster.
James Stewart Allyson No Cubmaster has been
Plus | pointed to date and no
SHORT SUBJECTS | have been started on the north
’" on | side of the town.
SUNDAY — MONDAY ; y
TUESDAY Den Chiefs for the three dens
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
ap-
dens
June
|
|
|
6 of are Jerry Koser, Richard Hea-
The Magnificent | gy and Jerry Wagner.
M 99 | One pack meeting will be
atador | held each month, the last Wed-
Maureen O'Hara Anthony Quinn | nesday evening of the month.
PLUS | Tentative plans call for this
6“ * [ month meeting to be held in
The Big Combo | the Washington Elemgntary
Cornel Wilde - Jean Wallace | School.
WEDNESDAY - FAMILY NITE August plans for the new
Cubs will be a picnic. Regular
den meetings and pack meet-
ings will resume in September.
Three Named
For All-Stars
$1.00 FOR A CARLOAD
“The Black Pirates”
AND
“Crest Of The Wave”
Gene Kelly
OLAS LL YPN
5 miles west of Lanc.
By-Pass Rt. 230 :
— pe rap - Y : ———. Mount Joy will have three
representatives in the Midget
All-Star game Monday night
at Columbia. Joseph Hos'ette:,
Cocktail
NORRIS FANCY FRUIT
303
Larry Watkins and Paul Sny-|
der are the chosen three from]
the Mount Joy team. Both the
Columbia team|
locals and the
and|
three representatives
the other teams have two.
Donald Staley and Bernard]
Kear were named to coach the
have
WAY-PAK SMALL
Sweet Pickles
north section in the game. The
coach of the Hubley team willl
coach the south section team
for the game.
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FRIGID MIDGET
ice Cube Trays
LOCAL GOLFERS
COMPETE IN |
TOURNAMENT |
Two local golfers competed]
in the tenth annual Lebanon
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NORRIS FANCY TIN
Whole Beets
Y
303 2 a i 33
Country Club Invitation Best|
Ball Tournament held last
week at the Lebanon Country
Club. |
Art Hershey
Mayer, of
NORRIS FANCY
Tomato Juice 46-0:
Hostet
Country|
Country Club, and Irv
ter, of Cool Creek
Club, were one of the 73 teams
entered in the tournament
Match play started Friday
morning, July 29, and contin-
cals [ 1 0
mn €
NORRIS FANCY
Cleo
ued through Saturday and Sun-|
day to de'ermine the
as well as the 1955 champion]
and winner of the William B.
Sullivan Trophy that symboliz
winners|
Ibs
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NORRIS
Butter
“93”
SCORE
es the local tourney champ on
ship.
Although Mayer and Hos'et-
ter failed to qualify for Satur-
day's round, Hostetter d'd|
cause considerable excitement.
1b
ba:
NORRIS FANCY
Prune Juice
Playing the 18th hole Irv’'s sec-
ond shot went past the green,|
far to the left, ana came to rest
within inches of a big tree
bordering the macadam drive-
lg bot ? Be
HESS CIRCLE 8
Coffee
(TRY IT
way to the club house, fully 30]
yards from the green, and pos-
sibly 40 yards to the cup. From
what appeared to be an impos-
sible lie, Irv calmly looked the
situation over, and sele:ted an
8 iron. He somehow scooped
Ib
18:
3 lbs $2.28
ICED)
ALL POPULAR BRA
Franks
NDS
| the ball out of small stones and
sand, and with only inches of
clearance between the ball and
the raised macadam, fired it
under an overhanging branch
of an evergreen tree slightly to
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CHOICE BEEF
Chuck
the left; the ball landed on the
| and holed it out for a
| birdie three.
| Veteran observers stated that
| it was one of the most difl‘cult
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» 33¢
| shots made on the course in
. | quite some time.
Sunshine NB. CC. Swan Soap SRE TR
Hi-Ho Graham gn Public Invited To
o Cc Dale we ‘
Crackers Witness Game Friday
| The public is invited to wit-
ness the Midget game between
| the Mount Joy team and the
Columbia Pioneers Friday nite.
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Phone 3-8211
DOOOOOOOOOOC
Hess’ Food Store
COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD SERVICE
The two teams are tied for first
place in the north sec ion. A
win Friday night for the locals
| will mean an almost sure vic-
tory for this year’s season of
Midget play.
The game will be played in
Columbia and residents are -
| urged to support the local boys
| in the decisive game.
MOUNT JOY
I:
Den Fathers |
|leading role in the
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa.
Zo this ro
HOUSEREEPING 51
BY SHIRLEY STUART
I'll risk a sirloin steak against leftover hash that next weekend
across the country there will be at least 25 thousand picnic menus
identical to the following: hot dogs, hamburgers, |
mustard, onions, buns, deviled eggs, assorted
freits, plenty of coffee.
Thursday. August 4 3
SAVE THIS DATE!
Sat., Sept. 10-4t 7pm.
Chicken Barbecue
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
wars
hoes Spas
RETR DAT EST
By Monday morning 25 thousand homemakers
will be wondering how to remove the above menu
from more than 100 thousand picnic clothes! To
ease the washday job, try taping this chart (or |
even better and more complete, the Whirlpool |
washer instruction booklet where the information
was obtained) near your washer. |
Stain ' Whites Colors
Grease (hot dogs, Rub with soap and Sponge with carbon
navbar gers and sponge with carbon tetrachloride,
NL
MT. GRETNA 4-6402
PH INE
Playing Thru Aug. 10th
MT. GRETN P/
TONIGHT | ee
WONDERFULLY WITTY FARCE-COMEDY
“THE VINEGAR TREE”
With a Broadway and Hollywood Cast
DON'T MISS IT !
FOAM RUBBER RESERVED SEATS - - - CURTAIN 8:20 P. M.
the like) tetrachloride if neces.
sary. [
Mustard Wash in hot soapy Sponge with wood
water and chlorine alcohol, [
bleach. |
Eeg Soak in cold water, Sponge with cold water,
Fruit Stretch material over a Sponge with cool water;
bowl, pour boiling water apply warm glycerine
through stain, If stain - for several hours,
remains, bleach with :
hydrogen peroxide.
Coffee Pour boiling water | Sponge with warm
through stain,
glycerine.
Grass (not on tHe
menu but bound
to sneak in)
Wash in warm sudsand Wash in lukewarm
rub. If yellow stain re.
mains bleach with hy.
: drogen peroxide. acetate rayon,
You'll note we left common old dirt and mud off the list. Junior
doesn’t HAVE to know they are a breeze in an automatic washer!
suds. If necessary, treat
[
|
water. Apply warm
|
with alcohol except on |
BOY SCOUTS TO SPEND
WEEK AT CHIQUETAN |
Fourteen Boy Scouts of Troop)
‘THE VINEGAR TREE’
TAKES SPOTLIGHT
AT GRETNA
Kathleen Phelan,
has been seen on
Playhouse stage
past ten
who often 39 will camp at Camp Cligue-]
the Gretna for one week. The group
during the ij] meet at the rear of the|
will take the Acme Store Sunday, 1:00 p. m.,|
next Ppro-i i, go to the camp. Camping
“The Vinegar Tree”, ; ,,it the boys and their lead-
begins a week's run 10-/ org Harold Etsell and Charles
The farce-comedy will g,chenauer, will return to Mt.
iene P. Otto) Joy Saturday.
Coghlan, irons Bovd who
camp are
| Baugher,
seasons,
duction,
which
tnhigh.
be presented by
and Charles F.
tor.
.the
John
Le-
will attend
Roger Bates,
Richard Becker,
to raise funds for |
helped them |
the trip. The four, who left]
| last Saturday evening are Ron-
"ald Schofield, Harold Etsell,|
Jr., Jerry Buchenauer and |
Robert Buchenauer. |
FOR {7 me,
M'ss Phelan has just returned Date Chosen For |
from a successful nine-month
season at Margo Jones’ Theater Midget Bus Trip
54 and '44. During her stay |
she appeared in a series of new | Saturday, August 27, is thej
{plays, most notably “Inherit date that the local Midgets will
the Wind” which is currently witness the baseball game be-
on Broadway She also was tween the Phillies and the St.
seen in “M salliznee” and “Pyg- Louis team in Philadelphia. A
malion” by George Bernard bus will take the boys to Phil-
Shaw and a musical adelphia for the day. Anyone]
A busy television actress, May accompany the team f{o
Miss Phelan has played on Philadelphia for $1.50 round |
many programs, including trip. Detailed information will |
“Studio One”, “Robert Mont- | be given the Bulletin lat Hl
gomery Presents’. “Martin COnCErning the > Fp |
Kane,” “Lights Out” and oth-| ay
TS. She also was in the PERSONAI S |
coast-to-coast touring company | dl
of “L'fe With Father”
In “The Vinegar Tree” she| Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. War-|
takes the role created by Mary ren Bates and family last week
| Boland in the original Broad- were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
way production. Earl Mont- Hays, Muncy, Indiana; Mr. and |
gomery will portray her hus-! Mrs. John Van Fleet and
band and Vanita Brown her daughter, Lena from Oakville,
daughter. Other parts will be Ind.: and Mr. and Mrs. Will am
taken by Jackson Young, Mar- Miller and daughter Carolyn |
garet Stewart, Gene Galvin and friend Marini Mitchell
and Robert Cleveland. The set-
ting will be designed by Rob-'
Ind.
from Frankton,
ert DeMora. Special arrange-
ments can be made for theatre PEST CONTROL
parties at the playhouse, a cor-
ding to the producers. “The ALL WORK GUARANTEED |
Vinegar Tree” will run thru
August 10. | .
cin — Free Estimates —
MIDGETS TIED
FOR FIRST PLASE WM. J. POWERS |
Last Friday night the Mid- 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST
gets traveled to Marietta and, ELIZABETHTOWN
afer six innings of ; {
scoreless |
ha'l dropped a 1 to 0 decision. |
Joe Hostetter pit-hed good ball
but his mates could not back
‘Dependable
Gas Service
PHONE E-TOWN 17-1415
31-tfc |
Monday night they defeated
Local 285 from Lancaster by
the score of 10 to 2 behind
Robert Sprout to hold their tie
for first place in the Lanco
er ore. Roy M. Ressler
This Thursday at 6:30 a 27 W. Main St., MOUNTVILLE
make-up game with Mountville PHONE 5-5301
here at home is scheduled and OR CALL
the all deciding game w'th the
Columbia Pioneers to decide WM. AN
the League championsh’p is MT. JOY 3 5731
‘cheduled for Gladfelter field is
26-tfc
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| wis Hart, Bernell Heisey, Gary |
| Maxwell, James Hockenberry,
| III, James Phillips, Gwaine
| Ramsey, Ralph Rice, George §
i | Roth, Thomas Roth, Terry
| Schofield, and David Smith.
The four Explorers who
earned money to go to the
Scout Ranch in New Mexico
wish to thank everyone who|
at 6:30 p. m. on Friday eves, New and Used Gas Ranges |
,ing. )
GRETNA TIMBERS
SERVING DELUXE BUFFET DINNERS DAILY
Bar & Grill Open at 4 P. M.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
{GRETNA TIMBERS |
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MOUNT JOY
30 N. JACOB ST.
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