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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, May V7 3
B. F. Groff
To Head
Old Timers
Benjamin F. Groff wus el-
ected president of the Mount
Joy © Old Timers Association
for the eighth year at a re-
cent: meeting. Ellis Fellen-
haum was elected vice pres-
ident; Charles Hershey sec-
retary; Richard Divit, assist-
ant secretary and Joseph T.
M. Breneman, treasurer.

During the business meet-
ing, the announcement was
made, that the association-
sponsored Midget baseball
team has been entered in the
Lanco League and will be
entered in the New Era
Tournament. The annual Old
Timers’ baseball game will
be held in August.
The regular Gym Club will
function as last year during
the winter months. Tentative
plang were also discussed to
organize a league of volley
ball and basketball for the
adults of the community.
Tentative plans may also call
for a gym program for high
school students in the fall
pending the call at Donegal
High School for training in
soccer and basketball.
The annual basketball
game with the Old Timers
plus a game between the Mt.
Joy High School team of '51
and the Donegal High School
team of 1955 will again be
planned during the holidays.
President Groff appointed
his committee for the year.
C. J. Bennett, Sr. was nam-
ed chairman of the finance
committee with Geo. Groff
and S. V. Barr; Geo. Brown,
II, chairman of the awards
committee with Jas- Beam-
enderfer and Benj. Groff;
Bernard Kear, chairmaan of
\the Midget baseball commit-
tee with Donald Staley, Hen
Klugh, Sr, Riehard Divet,
John Wealand, Bruce Brown
and Earl Stettler; Charles
Fish, chairman of the Gym
Club with * Dr. Harold Fel-
lenbaum, John Crider, John
Day, Larry - Wagner, John
Muir, Charles Heaps and
John. D. Miller.
Charles Pennell was nam-
ed chairman of the mem-
bership committee with Park
Neiss, Sr. Robt. Williams,
George Waller, Frank Ster-
beck and Lewis Geib: Rich-
ard Divet, chairman of the
banquet committee with Ar-
thur Schneider, John Wea-
land, Henry Klugh Sr., Ellis
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Gretna Playhouse -
To Begin 12th Year-
Gretna Playhouse's 12th
seasonwhich begins June 7
the return of
many actors who been
will herald
have
geen during previous
at the Mt. Gretna
theatre, co-produced
Charles F. Coghlan
Gene P. Otto.
Among thos? making re-
turn engagements are Rach-
el Taylor, 1954 leading lady,
years
summer
by
and
who again will take princi-
pal roles; Jackson Young,
seen throughout last year's
play season, who will contin-
ue as leading man, and Char-
les S. Purcell, popular Gret-
na actor during 1950.
Also returning are Elaine
Ivans, who played in five
consecutive seasons from 50
until '54; Kay MacDonald,
who appeared at the Play-
house in 1948, 1953 and
1954, and Aileen Poe, who
took the Josephine Hull role
in Gretna's production of
“Harvey” in 1950.
Fourteen plays have been
selected by Director Cogh-
lan and will include a varie-
ty of comedy, farce, mystery
and drama. Productions will
be the newest Broadway re-
leases and familiar shows of
long standing
— ® —
ENLIST IN NAVY
Two local men are
mong ten who enlisted in the
U. S. Navy at the Lancaster
Navy Recruiting Office, Lan-
caster. Ronald C. Ruhl, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H.|
Ruhl, Mgunt Joy R2; and
Roy K. Geib, Jr. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray K. Geib, Flor-|
in, are the two. They were
ordered to recruit training at
Bainbridge, Md. Naval Train-
ing Center.
a-

Fellenbaum, Russell Halb-
leib, John L. Schroll, Char-
les Hershey and Dr. Harold
Fellenbaum: Omar Groff
chairman of the benefit com-
mittee with Ray Myers, Sam
(From page 1)
members, and
every conceivable
part of the present library|
building, which was
ally designed to house
12,000 books.
faculty has
utilized
origin-|
only
A picture library, record
and reference collections
microfilm records and an L.
V. C
been included
memorabilia file have
in the
Myers 35 years of service
A resident of 120 College
Ave.
been active over
Annville, she has also
the years
| and June 25, Manheim at
fF om page 1) an ue
BR ei Second In County League Schedule none ICKen
during the playground per- The s ;
ve second round of the
od. At the end of the seas- Marble Play-Off Announced league begins with the June Sponsored By
on awards will be presented Ronald Pennell represent- | With only two regular 27 game with the Col bis ‘ oe . .
' 8 f | 3 ular 27 game with the olumbia r nvillle Fire Co.
to the high point holders. ing Mount Joy in the Vet- players ready for action Pioneers at home. Following Ladies Auxiliary of | o
Two playgrounds will be erans of Foreign Wars-spon- : a no-game period the week
. . bay" . from from last year's team, : ted
sponsored for the borough sored marble tournament, of July 4 league competition S t d M 1 t
this year: one at the bor- ranked runner-up for Lan- the Mount Joy Midget base- ii pegin July 9 against E a ur ay, ay
ough park and one at the caster County and fourth for ball team will open their own, away; July 11, Colum-
school playground. Since District 9. Ronald defeated summer's league following bia A's, at home; July 16th, 4.30 to 7:30.
lib- crossing the highway has Manheim and Ephrata TCP (hree more practice games. Marietta, away; July 18. C10 RAIN OR SHINE
) : : been a hazard for small chil- resentatives and lost to Jef- m4 of games has away; July 23, Mountville,
rary’s operation during Miss ia uot ae nn Verve 1e schedule ol games RE ba: oR anhe
dren. this feature will be el- frey Schweitzer of Adams- been announced for the lea- away; and July 25, Manheim .
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iminated through the two- town for the county champ- gue games in which the away. Ironville Fire Co. Community Hall
playground set-up The two ionship home games will be played eee -
groups will work on similar Since the district is com- on the elementary school The production of metal
programs and in the event prised of two counties Lan- ground diamand. The boro and metal products in Cam Donation: Adults $1.50 Children 75¢
in the American Association of trips, both groups will go caster and Chester, the two
w the 4¢ the same time. The direct- winners of the counties play-
orld ors have also planned week- ed for the district champion-
of University Women
Women's Society of
Service in the E. U. B
Church, and regional, state
and national library associa-
tions,
She also helped in the
founding of the Annville
PLAYGROUND Pennell Ranks
ly visits between the two
playgrounds.
For the first time this year
the local association is af-
filiated with the National
Recreational Assoc. Through
Midgets
employees have fixed up the
backstop and have
ers at the diamond.
The coaches would like to!
an eighth grader, urge parents and sportsmin-
was escort-|ded townspeople to attend
George (he games this year to help
play ball. Adult
ship. Players played the best
of three games.
Ronald,
at Donegal High
ed to the event by
Albert, V.F.W. commander the boys
‘ree ibrary ‘ sis ie associati :
Free Library, taught English this association program ma- gnd the runner-up in the lo- helpers for the team include
for a number of years at the
college, and has been active
as a lecturer and author.
That the college has appre-
ciated her efforts and believ- ‘nn :
ay, ment of the playground pro-| pry School band will present mer is as follows:
terial will be the
directors.
supplied
The directors welcome any
comments for the improve-
cal tournament, James Kyle. Donald Staley, Bernard Kear
Henry Klugh, Sr. and Bruce
Brown.
The schedule for the sum-
May 21,
BAND CONCERT DATE
The Mount Joy Element-
3 in the of Web gram. Parents are asked 1o|jtg spring concert Monday, Marietta at home and May
Eg pias f Be tar contribute any comments to jay 21, in the school audi- 23 Marietta away, both
can be seen in the fact 1at Marshall Gemberling eat ihe es yy : an
arshg g. py i i ' nractice games: “ol-
construction of a new 100. torium. In addition to the games: June 4, Cal
) Crs, u ne
000 book library is schedul-
ed to begin within a few
weeks on the campus.
Miss Myers leaves her pos-
ition as the college librarian
with a realm of memories
concerning the life and the
growth of the college as a
whole as well as the library:
“The making of a library,”
she says, “is more than just
collecting books.”
——————— ® EE
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