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Market St., Mount Joy
16 N.
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in time for school
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and used machines,
411 EAST HIGH STREET ELIZABETHTOWN 7-4721
Adding machines, cash registers, check writers, dictators,
recorders, safes, files, office furniture.
for this event just
savings on a wide selec-
Sat. Aug. 20.
Engle
summer

During Sales Days
1 Qt. Oil Free
WITH LUBE and OIL CHANGE
During
hours
8 to 5
Amoco Tires - Tubes
Batteries
FULL
LINE OF
Auto Accessories
VALVOLINE GREASE & OIL
Zerphey’s SICO Service Station
Mt. Joy Street

Muont Joy, Pa.
The Bowlers’
Alley
The bowling season will op-
en locally next Thursday when
the Mt.
starts rolling
lanes at 7 p. m
Joy Commercial league
on the Lincoln
eight spon-
to go. These
and cap-
The league has
sored teams ready
their
as listed:
Qil Service,
Mt. Joy
teams, sponsors
tains are
Clar-
Paper
Hollinger
ence Hollinger;
Box Co., Bruce Brown; Kountry
Kitchen, Ervin Weaver; Ger-
berich Payne Shoe Co., Clyde
E. Gerberich, Jr.; Mt. Joy Tile
& Linoleum Co., Baxter Wells:
Koser Jewelry Store, Richard
Dillinger; Keener Home
ishings, Park E. Neiss;
Food Store, Henry Greiner.
The executive, committee
the league includes eight
captains and the following of-
ficers: President, C. Miller Wol-
gemuth; Vice Pres, Sam Bals-
baugh; Secretary; James Heilig,
Treasurer, Earl Koser.
Any bowlers
bowl in this league are invited
to contact anyone of the league
executives above.
Furn-
Hess
of
the
desiring to
MIDGETS DEF! EAT
OLD TIMERS
Tuesday evening the Ele-
mentary grade school field be-
fore a fair size crowd of ardent
basefall fans the Midgets de-
feated their sponsoing fathers
by the score of 12 to 5. Charles
Pennell, Red Pennell Frank
Zimmerman, A. Schneider and
W. Hendrix made the (10 mile)
on
distance around the bases ta
score the Old Timers runs,
| while the hits were pounded
| out by Kunkle, C. Penne}, 2; E.
Stettler, A. Schneider and Hen-
drix. Other old timers were
Lee Ells, Ducky Halbleib and
Bruce Brown. Midgets plac-
ed all players in uniform into
the game in their final appear-
ance for the season, after finish-
ing in second place in the Lan-

co Midget League for the year
in a most successful season.
Umpiring for the game was
by W. Zimmerman an old tim-
ers outstanding athlete who was
the old tim-
assisted by whole
ers team.

Thoughtful Attention
To Every Detail
JAMES B. HEILIG
| Funeral Director

“MARY'S OTHER
HUSBAND” FEATURED
AT GRETNA
“Mary's Other Husband” will
be the 128th show presented by
Gene P. Otto with Charles F.
Coghlan, director, at the Gret-
na Playhouse. The comedy,
which opens tonight will run
through Aug. 24.
Plan
Fashion Show
| Local JoyCees have announc-
ed plans to stage their second
annual fashion show for Mount
Joy featuring fall fashions.
Working in Conjunction with
Kitty's Dress Shop, the show
will be staged in the Mount Joy
Though Otto is co-producing Elementary School auditorium
at Mt. Gretna for his 11th sea- quring the first week of Octob-
son, he has spent many more ep,
years in the theatre, both in| Mrs. Charles Johnson is
New York and touring about chairman of the committee and
the country. While in New York js assisted by Mrs. Gene Eich-
he was connected with the erly, Mrs. Abram Koser, Mrs.
Hippadrome Theatre where he Nancy Johnson and Mrs. Har-
worked on extravaganzas such|pld Zimmerman, Jr.
as “Palace of Jewels”, “Inside wisi ile
the Earth” and “Trip to Japan” FARMERS URGED
He then went on road tours
with many famous shows, in.| TO CUT ACCIDENTS
cluding “Ben Hur”, “Rip Van| Harrisburg - (PNS) - With
Winkle”, “The Round-Up” and farm activities throughout
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin”. He in- Pennsylvania now in full seas-
troduced many famous bands to onal stride, farmers of the
Harrisburg such as Kay Kayser
and Fred Waring. At Gretna Keystone State this weck were
Playhouse he assisted in cautioned to be doubly on their
the production and has appear- guard against accidents on the
ed on stage several times. |
Vanita Brown will take tiel
leading role in ‘“‘Mary’s Other!
Husband”. Jackson Young will
portray her husband, and Rob-| volved in an accident
ert Cleveland will be seen as! carelessness,
the total stranger who is forced op
has
farm.
“Each individual farm work-
er is responsible if he gets in-
through
haste, indifference
thoughtlessness, the most
to pose as Miss Brown's hus- :
! “ . Ne : >" common causes for farm acci-
band. Gene Galvin will play] .
her welthy uncle. Otlers in the dents,” commented Secretary of
cast are Ben Laughlin, seen dur-| Agriculture William L. Henn-
ing previous seasons at Gretna ing.
Playhouse, Anne Herr, George
. | He asserted that farm work-
Curley, Ann Walters and Fran-|
: ners s be
cine Barrera. The setting will rs should know how to. pre
be designed by Robert Debora, vent accidents -— and’ also
| know what to do should one oc-
eur. He said he himself has
handled
land sheep practically
life
Teacher Receives
Master Degree
David M.
swine
all his
“but I never_ take a chance
horses, cattle,
Risser, Landisville,|
; . {with any of them.”
was awarded his master of ed-
ucation degree from Temple] He admitted to what he
University last Thursday. The termed “a deep respect” for
university awarded 213 degrees| animal
at the ceremony in Mitten Mem-
orial Hall, Philadelphia. The e|
members were honored at al’
Iuncheon and diplomas were bad,
presented by Dr. Harry A.
Cochran, vice president of Tem-|
ple. Principal speaker at the
formal ceremonies was John
Brown, Jr., director of
opment at the university.
Mr. faculty gone on a rampage
of the Hempfield High School, parent reason and
She formerly resided in os killed one or more persons. All
esis {animals
be it good or
declaring that when it is
it be
actions should be govern-
nature
| bad,
anticipated that might
ed accordingly.
“There is no such thing as a
he said.
heard that
bull
for no

in-
Al
devel-|
{a so-called gentle
good tempered bull,”
“Too often we have
has
ap-
crippled or

Risser is on the
should be approached
Pi voit p27
Washington has a taxicab for With care and a friendly word.

Although the extent of agri-
every 84 persons.

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| screws are used to fasten the hard-
| board to the legs. The heads should
|be countersunk and the holes then
tilled with wood putty. Screws are
inserted through drilled holes in
the hardboard and driven into the ;
wood.
The legs, where they join, are:
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Paint the ensemble in attractive ;
colors, first using a primer.
THE BULLETIN. Mount Joy, Pa.|
Thursday, August 18 3
100 BOATS COMPETE
AUG. 27 IN REGATTA
AT LONG LEVEL
Approximately one hundred |
gaily decorated boals will com-

pete in the boat parade on Sat-
urday evening, August 27, op-
ening the tenth annual regatta
at Long Level. The two-day ev- |
ent is being produced by the
Susquehanna Yacht Club and
sponsored by the Sertoma Club]
of Lancaster for the benefit of]
its civic projects.
The parade will feature 20
bathing beauties from the Lan-|
caster-York area. Eigh trophies)
: {
will be awarded to the winners|

in the small boat and cruiser]
divisions.
Following the boat parade
the water circus will open with
exhibitions by a team of ten
champion water skiers. Special-
ty acts will include a dare-dev-
il fire leap in which two Read-
ing skiers jump together thru a
flaming hoop. Aanother act, Bob
Schoener will skim over the
water supported only by his
bare feet.
Richard Frey of Lancaster
Yacht Club, announced today
the Joanne Fenninger of Ephra-
ta has been signed for the ev
ent. She will present her fam-
ous act of twirling two
while riding a single ski,
foot.
Stanley Friedman, general
chairman of the Sertoma © Re-
gatta Committee, said that
boat races on
28, will be the first races ever
sanctioned by ithe American
Power Boat Association in this
area. The grand winner of the
races will be presented with
the Governor Cup. Officils of
the American Boat Association
will supervise and judge
races.
More than one hundred
twenty-five racing drivers
expected to compete. They
come from New York,
Jersey, Maryland,
D. C., Delaware, and Pennsyl-
vania.
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will
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ATHLETES FOOT GERM

MINIATURE GOLF

THURSDAY — FRIDAY
SATURDAY
“Vera Cruz”
Gary Cooper - Burt Lancaster |
Plus
“Woman's World”
SUNDAY — MONDAY
TUESDAY
66 . ’
Fox Fire
Jane Russell - Jeff Chandler
Dan Duryea
PLUS
[1
Man From
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Bitter Ridge
Lex Barker - Mara Curday
Stephen McNally
WEDNESDAY - FAMILY NITE
$1.00 FOR A CARLOAD
“Battleground”’
AND
“No Escape”
DRIVE-IN
5 miles west of Lanc.
on By-Pass Rt, 230

Chicken Corn

4 miles east of Elizabethtown
Phone HUNTING MOVIES
MILTON GROVE SPORTSMEN’'S CLUB
SATURDAY, AUG.‘ 20
(Rain or Shine)
AT CLUB HOUSE
Church, then one mile north.
Soup Supper
3:30
on Manheim Road to Risser’s
AND STRING BAND

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Mt. Gretna
OPEN DAILY
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SAVE THIS DATE!
Sat., Sept. 10-4to7p.m.
Chicken Barbecue
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

GRETNA TIMBERS
SERVING DELUXE BUFFET DINNERS DAILY
Bar & Grill Open at 4 P. M.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
GRETNA TIMBERS

PETE'S TAVERN
30 N. JACOB ST. MOUNT JOY

The Place Where You'll Get
THE BIGGEST HAM SANDWICH
In The County

JUMBO SHRIMP FRIDAY & SATURDAY

BUS TOURS
AUG. 27 — PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH DAYS at Hershey
(CTC bus)
LABOR DAY WEEKEND, SEPT. 2, 3, 4 and 5 — Toronto,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, trip from Canadian
side.
FOR INFORMATION CALL MT. JOY 3-4442 OR WRITE
MRS. MAE ROTH
MAIN STREET FLORIN, PA.
30-3¢

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MT. GRETNA, PA. PHONE MT. GRETNA 4-6402
TONIGHT!—Playing Thru Aug. 24th
ROLLICKING RIOT OF FUN
“Mary’s Other Husband” |
With a Broadway and Hollywood Cast
DON'T MISS IT |
FOAM RUBBER RESERVED SEATS - - - CURTAIN 8:30 P. M

FREE "ie ADMISSION
SAT., AUG. 20th
| GOLF DRIVING RANGE Florin Carnival
Large FREE Picnic Area
“The Home of Free Entertainment’
FEATURING
BLUE RIDGE BOYS
WLBR RADIO STARS,
FAMOUS CHICKEN CORN SOUP
Refreshments — Beverages — Games — Novelties for all
HILLBILLY & WESTERN BAND

BENEFIT OF FLORIN HALL ASSOCIATION
FREE "iw “iw PARKING

A ——————— NEL MS
SHOWS J O Y MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M AND
aruroavs | THEATRE|
6.8-10 P. M. 2:00 P. M
Mount Joy, Pa.

FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 - 20
GLENN FORD ELEANOR PARKER
‘Interrupted Melody”
In Cinemascope
In-

FIRST FEATURE STARTS SATURDAY 5:45 P. M
MONDAY — TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 - 23
FRED MACMURRAY CHARLTON HESTON -in-
“The Far Horizons"

WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 -
RANDOLPH SCOTT — DOROTHY MALONE
“Tali Man Riding”
25
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