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LOCAL MAN ON STARTING
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IT S HERE, THE NEW Saturday, Oct. 8, the Hersh-
ZOTOS PIN -PERM" ey Bears will play the Provi-
YOU can be sure of a Soft, Casual Wave with the dence Reds, at the Hershey
NEW “Zotos Pin-Perm” Sports Arena for the flrst home
Costs so little Only league game of the season. Ken
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Down
The
Alleys
Kountry Kitchen tightened
their grip on first place by tak-
ing four points from the Box
Company.
Geo. Keener's 208 was high
single and Heilig's 562 triple
were the high scores for the
night.
STANDINGS
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Kountry Kitchen .... 21 3
Gerberich-Payne .... 16 8
Hess Store .......... 13 11
Hollinger OH: ....... 12 12
Mt. Joy Paper Box .. 11 13
Mount Joy Tile 10 14
Koser Jewelry . Le 17
Keener Furniture .... 6 18
High team triple Kountry
Kitchen, 2362; High ind. triple,
Ed Craul 596; High team single
Keeners 844; High individual
Hess’ Store, 835; High ind.
game, Jim Heilig, 224.
200 games rolled last week:
Geo. Keener, 208; R. Funk, 207;
Jim Heilig 203.
In the Landisville League,
the Birds and Teachers are tied
for first place with a 9 and 7
record.
Dean Lowry's 229 sngle and
526 triple are high score for
the league. Robertson is leading
the league with a 163 average.
STANDINGS
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Birds ... er 9 7
Teachers Seg 7
Bees ei . 8 8
Dusters 2, 6 10
High team triple, "Birds 2263;
High ind. triple, Dean Lowry,
526; High team single, Teach-
ers, 703; High ind. single, Low-
ry, 220.
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E-TOWN COLLEGE TO
HOLD PLAY OCT. 10
Deeter, director of
Theatre, will play
role in Molicre’s “The
Spite of Himself”
Elizabethtown College
Jasper
Hedgerow
the
Physician in
at the
presentation Oct. 10.
the
in a series of five offered
Community Program ser
ies by the college and the Pat-
ton School for the per-
formance Hedgerow
the
lead
Scheduled as first
ber
on the
Boys
the
campus for
brings
players to the
first time.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
At the end of the fourth
week in the Junior Bowling
League on the Lincoln Alleys, |
the “Wizzers" and “Alley |
Bums" are all tied up with 12]
wins and 4 defeats each. The]
“King Pins” are in third place]
with 5 wins and 11 defeats and |
in last place are the “Dukes” |
with 3 wins and 13 losses.
Joe Hostetter is still holding,
high with a 181 score |
and triple with a 452|
score, while C. Roln with a 138]
average is setting the pace.
The league still has an open-|
ing for a few more boys and|
anyone interested should con-
tact Lee Holtzman at the Lin-
coln. Bowling time is Satur-|
day afternoon at 2 P. M.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
TEAM STANDING
single
high
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Sico . . sve H 5
H 8S. Meckley & Sons 11 5|
Smith's Distributors . 6 11]
Eshleman Bros. ...... 4 12]
High team triple, Meckley &
Sons, 2528; High team single,
Eshleman Bros. 888; High in- |
dividual, Charley Hendrix, 599
and high ind. single, Charley
Hendrix, 233.
THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday. Ocober 6 3
DONEGAL ATHLE TIC
SCHEDULES

SOCCER
Oct. 6 - Lamp.-Stras. Aj
Oct. 11 New Holland Al
Oct. 13 - Open Date
Oct. 18 - Hempfield H
Oct. 20 Manor A
Oct. 25 - Lamp.-Stras. H
HOCKEY
Oct. 6 - Man. Central All
Oct. 20 E-town Afr
Oct. 26 Man. Cent. H
FOOTBALL
Oct. 10 Warwick JV Al i
Oct. 17 - Solanco JV A
Oct. 31 Columbia JV Aj
- ® ee es.
SMOKER PLANNED
The Mount Joy Sportsmen's|
Association will hold a smoker
in the firehouse Friday evening,
October 8
[FLORIN
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The following of this place|
Bus trip Thurs-|
day to the Bloomsburg Fair,
Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Mae
Roth, Mrs. I. R. Bishop and Dr.
J. Olweiler.
Mr. and Mrs.
their luncheon guests |
Mr. and Mrs. Roy]
and Son Larry of Den- |
accompanied a
Irvin Bishop!
had as
Sunday:
Gerhart
ver
Mrs. Aaron Buckwalter and,
Mrs. Miller, and Mrs Irvin |
Bishop spent Wednesday at!
Lancaster. {
Misses Dorothy L’'ndemuth, |
Jane Pyle, and Viola Bricker r|
pent Sunday at Kirkwood, vis-
iting friends |
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Myers)
ntertained the following to al
dinner on Tuesday: Rev. and!
Mrs. William Walters and chil-!
Aren, and Mrs. Albert Walters. |
Rev. Walters and family expect]
to move to Mansfield, Ohio, to]
his new charge.
Rev. Charles
appointed
Wolf, the newly |
to the E. U.
B. Church moved his family to |
this place from Columbia on|
Thursday.
Mr. Robert Gilchrist, manag-|
er of G. C. Murphy's store in|
Mount Joy, moved his family]
into the First National Bank]
apartment on Monday.
The Men's chorus of
Green Tree Church of
Brethren gave a
song for Mrs.
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Jr. |
and children, left Sunday to
tor the New England States
Richard Myers is a surg'cal
patient at St. Joseph's hospital.
Mes. Ira Brandt underwent
surgerv at St. Joseph's hosp'tal |
on Saturday. |
Fred and Dick Gerlitzski
nartic'pated in a stage show at
McCaskey School at Lancaster
on Saturday night sponsored by
RCA. They apvearad as “Ras-
tus and Sam. The Bonetiers.”
Mr. Richard Muvmmaw, Dar-
lene Gerlitzski. Wilbur Miller, |
and Drlores Frantz, spent
day visiting relatives in Mary- |
land and Washidgton, D.C
minister
the
the
program in|
Emma Eshelman!

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West Main Street Mount Joy, Pa.
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COLI
CRE

| granted, but he
| What's the matter? Boy friend
| Baby,
WET Rid
The Stick-Up
By MAUDE NORMAN

HE WIND whipped in the open
car window on Rose-Ellen’'s
flushed cheeks.
“Serves you right, you little fool,’
she muttered, “for taking things for
said he

all the time he
- Minute was still in love
Fiction | with Kate.”
el She had always
loved Steve Wilson and had started
writing to him when Kate was too
busy with her other boy friends to |
bother. Gradually the tone of his
| letters had changed.
Then when he announced he was
| coming home, Kate's interest had
| revived, but
Ross-Ellen remained
confident she was the one he
cared for.
But why, oh why,
she had?
Running out to her car as she had |
town |
and driving wildly
wasn’t helping any.
She was approaching the city's
outskirts,
a red light the door on her side of
the car opened, a hard rcund ob-
ject pressed against her side, a
voice grated.
‘*‘Move over,
Rose-Ellen opened her mouth
but a vicious jab turned the in-
tended scream into a gasp
through
‘Keep quiet, sister, and vo won"
get hurt.”
Rose-Ellen had always pictured
bandits, if she thought of them at
all, as weazel-faced or beetling
browed, flashily dressed. This one
looked like an ordinary citizen.

‘Move
A voice grated,
sister—fast.”
over
“Say,
said.
“Why did you get in my car?”
“Now, don’t tell me you're beau
tiful but dumb,” he mocked. “I got
in because I needed a car.
you the story of my life later
you've been crying, ain't ’cha
| you the brush-off?"’
EAR gave courage-
tion. “I'm not worrying about
him—now,’”” she murmured. ‘We
were always quarreling. He wanted
to marry and settle down, but I
and inspira
wanted excitement — adventure. 1
{ ran away from him and you came
along. Don’t you think I should
know your name?"
“Some call me Dan,” he smirked
“You're so dark and romantic
looking.”
Basking in her admiration, he
was alert enough to grasp her hand
as she opened her handbag.
“Whatcha got in there?”
‘Nothing but powder and lipstick,
and my wallet.
“0.K. It ain't that I don’t trustcha
but 1 gotta be careful.”
“Don’t be silly,” she smiled, busy
with her lip-stick and powder-putf
“I'm having too much fun to do such |
me to
beautiful
a thing. Will you take
night-club and buy me
clothes like they do in the movies?" |
“You betcha—clothes-—all
money you want!"
She gave me an excited little laugh
the
and nestled against him, urging
“Faster—go faster.’
The car leaped ahead. Suddemy
| a siren sounded behind them
“Dammit,” he
and me with no license.’
“But I have mine. Pull over
and I'll take the wheel. Don't
worry, we'll only get a ticket.
“No tricks,” he warned. ‘'‘Re
member, I've got this gat handy.’
Rose-Ellen felt the bandit's tense
body re{ax as the handed
back her license, sain
swore ‘The cops
trooper
then tense

| as instead of the expected ticket, a
| revolver appearea in his hand. She
gave a gasp of relief, then heard
the trooper's shout as something
| struck her side and darkness des-
cended
Rose-Ellen held court the next
day with Steve, her parents and
Kate her admiring audience
“Thank goodness the bullet just
grazed your side,’”’ her mother ar-
ranged the pillows more comforta
bly, ‘and it is high enough that it
won't prevent your wearing a bath-
ing suit,
“But you need not have been hurt
at all if vou hadn't misunderstood
when 1 told Kate I was happy be-
cause she told me you loved me.”
Steve said
“Tell us, Rose-Ellen,’
curiously, ‘‘How did
trooper off?"
**Oh,"” she answered sieepily, *1
knew a State Trooper was stationed
on that side road just before Route
135 on the alert for speeders. When
I was suppouied to be fixing my face
1 wrote ‘help, Bandit’ across my
driver’, license with lip-stick, then
coaxed my would-be boy friend to |
speed past’
Kate asked
you tip that
couldn't |
wait to see me and |
now |
|
did she have to |
be so impulsive and greet him as |
when as she stopped for |
you're a slick chick,” he |
I'l tell |
Say, |
give |
a real |

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SHOWS y O Y MATINEE
EVENINGS SATURDAYS
| 7 and 9:00 P.M AND
SATURDAYS THEAT RE HOLIDAYS
6.8.10 P. M, 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa

FRIDAY — SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 - 8
MARILYN MONROE TOM EWELL in-
“The Seven Year Itch”
In Cinemascope
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 - 11
RORY CALHOUN -in
“Ain't Misbehavin”
| This
"MONDAY
feature 6:55 and 9:50
ALSO
GEORGE MONTGOMERY in-
“Seminole Uprising”
This feature at 8:35 only

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12
ANN BLITH EDMUND PURDOM in-
*“The King’s Thief”
In Cinemascore
“THURSDAY. _FRIDAY_ SATURDAY, OCT.
CARY GRANT GRAMMY KMLLY “in
“To Catch A Thief”

NEEDED MORE STUDENTS
in Dancing Classes or we will be forced to
Vacate Mount Joy Branch Studio
If you are interested in taking lessons this season in

Tap - Ballet - Acrobatic - Baton please fill out the follow-
ing registration blank and mail to Clyde Nickle Dance
Studio, 1835 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pa
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name address
Date of Birth
CS town
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Baton, Ballet or Tap lessons (Underline subjects you would
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FARM SHOW SPECIAL
FREE FREE
From this day of Mount Joy Farm Fair, 1

date until last
automobile,
10.030
wll give with the parchase of any new
(From Staley) Free Greocing end Qil Changes for
miles or 1 year whichever occur fit.
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