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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, June 21
Ann Driscoll
To Have Role
At Mt. Gretna
Ann Driscoll will
Gretna Playhouse
to play Mrs. Pennypacker
“The Remarkable Mr,
packer,” costume comedy,
presented by Charles F.
Coghlan and Gene P. Otto.
The show will open Thurs-
day for a week's run.
Miss Driscoll has appear-
ed on Broadway with many
stage and stors. She
recently in Arthur
Miller's View from
join the
Company
in
Penny
screen
played
“The

: ization,
the Bridge”
She also starred with Heflin
with Van Heflin.
in "The Shrike.” In ‘Death
of a Salesman” she was seen
with both Gene Lockhart
and Thomas Mitchell. She
also has acted in “Skylark”
with Gertrude Lawrence,
“Hello, Out There’ and “A
New Life.” In summer thea-
ters she was seen in “For
Love or Money” with John
Loder, “Kiss and Tell” with
Margaret O’Brien and “La-
dies in Retirement” with
Maureen, Stapleton. In addi-
tion, she has toured through-
put the country and ha
played in USO shows.
Charles S. Pursell will
take the tiile role in “The
Remarkable Mr. Pennypack-
er.” Important parts will be
taken by Rachel Taylor,
Jackson Young, Gene Gal-
vin, Anne Herr of Lancaster
and Jim Bernard. The Penny-
packer children will be play
ed by Barbara Angle, Geo.
Curley, Mike Schropp, Scott
Ball, Gene Otto III, Jack
Schropp and Marianne Thur-
mond. O‘hers in the cast
are Jill Schropp. Judy Ball,
Debbie Otto, Robert DeMora,
Sam Ball, Louis Marini and
Jack Gilchrist. The popular
Broadway comedy is direct-
ed by Coghlan with a setting
designed by Robert DeMora
— ® EE
WALLENPAUPACK DAM
AREA AGAIN CLOSED
TO PUBLIC
The area of Lake Wallen-
paupack within 750 feet of
the dam, which The Penn-
sylvania Fish Commission has
designated as nursery waters
will be closed to recreation-
al activity again this year.
Pennsylvania Power and
Light Company announced
today.
Boating, fishing, SWim-
ming and other forms of
recreation are not allowed
in this restricted area. Red
flags mounted on buoys sep

“PEAT
t Community Movie PP&L Suggests
Series Offered
At Elizabethtown
With a personal desire to The rapidly increasing use
afford his employees and of electrical appliances in » 7S .
ir ilies an opportunity a
their fa oS Pro homes throughout Central CW \
to appreciate community and : :
naionwide projects involv Eastern Pennsylvania and Earl Binder of Allentown!
ing civic advancements, c¢'v- the still greater use antici-| flying a Tri-Pacer visited |
; i hse]
il liberties brotherhood of nated for the years ahead, Donegal Airport last Tues
man. health, safety and other has prompted Pennsylvania|day. Mr. Binder, who is]
educational programs,
Elizabethtown industria
made sible
Movie Nigh's"
his own
families but every
woman and child
zabethtown section a
of scheduled movie progra
for better than twenty
secutive weeks.
Milton S. Goldstein,
her of .the Empire Shoe
Mfg. Company und
vritten the thi
unity proiect
and has
commended
in
supp
has
itv
only
their
when
employees
mn
has
cost of
que COM
yublie
ready
other:
Boro w'th
nromised.
Goldstein
he idea
hood project which
his supervisors in his org:
Jay Meads has
'onduc ing for the past
vears. Meads has be
ecuring various films
has been projecting
from his home on
Screed
service
been
anufacturer
financial
caid that
from a
one
ral
Brown
to a n outside
Friends, neighbors
guests have
these
and ma
been enjoyi
free movies for t
past several years
This year, these
are being shown at
be htown Park under t
ioint sponsorship of
zabethtown Park Comm
sion, headed by Paul He
and the Elizabethtown
sterium. The showings ¢
to be given at the park
and Wednesday
and at Meads home
Monday and Tuesday
nings, Goldstein
that all the
hood and civic liberties ha
mov
Sunday
nings

“Commu-
and
mi
the E
gor
con
me
and
as
he got ost
neighbor-
been
Se
and
them jg
his home.
Eliza-
the E
Mini- |
eve
eve.
pointed out! nrotective
films on brother-

Donegal
Airport
New Standard
Fleciric Service
an Power & Light Company tolwih Wenz Memorials, uses
list urge all customers, contract-|the plane in keeping close
ws, suppliers and builders to] touch with Wenz
adopt a higher standard for| tives around the country.
electric service eniranc Sid Pollock. Don Orr,
in, 2s and necessary protective Jert Wells of Potts'own al
li- equipment so were visitors during the
ies In announcing the new de-| week. They use a Stinson
ms sirable minimum for service» business travel.
entrances, Mr. G. T. Storb,| included the
division vice president, said|,; car for visiting a
m- 1 calls for an increase in they giness place.
size of the wires that makes, The number of airplanes
or-| UP the capacity of ‘the ser-|in ye by corporations and
un. Vice entrance and the instal-| gmat] businesses has tripled
qo lation of protective equip-|j, the past nine years and
al. Ment having at least 100 am-| now stands at 23,000 such
py Peres of capacity. . | lanes. Aviation experts
the Behind the upward revi-| ¢orecast 50,000 in use by
ort Sion of these minimums is 1965 Bill Lear, board chair-
the local utility's desire that| nan of Lear Inc. even
homeowners enioy the great-|,, ope optomistic, predic'ing
possible efficiency from|gg 000 business aircraft by
electric appliances they now|ihe end of the next nine
plan to add in the years.
Sim
went on to ex- tetter of Mount
the service en- George Carriger of
is of vital importance| ced their
the customer's home wir-
system.
The size
prising the
not
OW and |
| for
use of |
is
of
m
own or
future
Mr. Storb
V-iplain thi it
en trance
Art
Joy,
Hos-
anc
Horton and
; Piper Pacer
mn
. Sunday. Stan Metzler
of the wires com- Harold Rineer
customers Ser-| pecame licensed
vice enfrance determines the been busy
amount of electricity that friends out for
can, be brought into the john W. Hawthorne
home from the point where hour of ‘instrument’
the electric company’s wires tion on Sunday
are connected to the custom. Graybill, well Known ‘Fly
1's home, and the initial Farmer” dropped in for a
tallation of at least the min- friendly visit. Homer flies an
imum service entrance facili- Ercoupe. Recent visitors also
ties will save many custom- Fok Lancaster were John
ers the expense of increas- Fels of H. R. Miller & Co.
ing cn, capacity| and Mrs. Fels, flying the
uture appliances are|. ympany ‘Beechcraft Bonan-
za’. Mrs. Fels, a pilot also
3000 art |} 8] : . ge
( ond ban of the received her flight instrue-
ervice en Pros 18 We {jon from another lady pil-
eau
quipment . . lot Mrs. Reed Zimmerman.
the panel housing the branch Dale Doutrich stopped off at
&
St and
have
their
pilots,
taking
ny
ng
he
gave an
ies instruc
he,
li-
is-
if
ire
On| when
added.
The
etrie
on
Ve circu’'t breake )
been secured. throusl be H eakers or to refuel his Piper
een secure through the switches This equipment ; :
Ani .Dotanation. Lease £ : ‘Clipper’, which is based on
4 cramatio Ol cerves as the junction point ; i
B’nia B'rith while other from which electricity is d a private airport near Hel-
Ales on haald ron a 1S 151, Enthusiastic about. the
films on health, safely and patched to various parts of| f hi “1
educational programs were the house economy of his ‘Clipper’, he
secured from many sources. The | thot = is not only
The icue proiec : sater 1an g >
The unique project got un-/equipment should match the but is al 8 Bway aval
der way this year on Sunday capacity of the service en- UL 15 also less expensive,
June 21d and regular pre- trance wives It it ie too Another pilot from ‘across
senta‘ions are scheduled up small, the advantage of hav.| the digi | stem
to and including Aug. 29th. ing large-enough service en-| a : pis) Sage who
The irrent i Scr “ eo . . a iper 1
he current subject - trance wires is lost since the| x = 2 —— ger.
terim Report & Your Doec- capacity of the fuses or cir-
tor’’ is made possible through cuit breaker governs the "Midgets Defeat
The Na‘ional Foundation for|p
unt of electricity that can 'M
fntantile Paralysis. flow over the rest of the cus-| ountville
a. I tomer’s home wiring system.| Wednesday night the
Thus, according to the new|2ets had their running shoes
PP&L recommendation, ser-|on and scored on every op-
| vice entrance installations >ortunity. to defeat Mount-
Tsp ghsize For YOU should have a capacity of at|ville 10 to 4 on the Element-
least 100 amperes s ary Sc ic
6! LIFE INSURANCE PREMIUMS say 0 wn) eres so that he ary School. Diamong. Bob
IN THE SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE || customers may receive the “prout mixed 11s pitches
VA SENDS YOU FOR THAT PURPOSE. fullest possible benefits from|well to hold them to four
ar their present electrical equip- hits while his teammates col-

arate the nursery waters
from the recreational area ..
of the 13-mile lake.
— yl
JAYCEE LEAGUE
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
June 27 — Ephra‘a at home
July 11 — Columbia, home
July 18 — N. Holland, home
July 25 — Lancaster, home
Aug. 1 — E-town, away
Aug. 8 — Ephrata, away
Aug. 15 — Columbia, away
When in need of printing,
remember The Bulletin.
ment and
additions.
hits behind him
victory.
future lected seven
for the
provide for
ir's Summer
RACToR

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representa- |
Donegal |
local |
Homer |!

Handicapped Boy
Avenue,
ifternoon event
the local
Home,
The
1:30 p.m.
sold prior
event
Tal
to
members of the
Rheems, | N
for|s
an. afternoon at the shore on =
who recently |=
Ame
w
is chairman of
{to be
rican
ill begin
are
event
group.
lies
the
Wanted By Midgets
If there is any handicap
ed boy who is interes ed. in
["“aseball and would like to
ccome a scorekeeper, he
nay contact Bernard Kear,
manager of the Mount Joy
| baseball team.
The applicants should be
‘en years of age or over. He
vill be taught how to keep
core; will wear the uniform
f the team and will be en
tled fo the sane privileges
if the players.
———— -
Afternoon Card
Party Planned
An afternoon card party
ind dessert will be sponsor-
led next Wednesday, June 27,
by the local auxiliary to the
United auxiliaries of the
Lancaster General Hospital
Mrs. Frank Zink, Marie‘ta
the
held in
Legion
at
being
by

A 7%,
A
QUALITY MEATS
ALSO A FUI

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LINE
WEST MAIN

MT.
OF
“The Atomic
Fri & Vit
os + Krall Meat Market
ST.
-COMET-
Midgets
Beat E-town
Monday the Mid
behind pi ch'ng
evening
gels strong
defeated
B
own Diamond
nd hitting
the
on their
1. Bob
Stark were
timely
Elizabethtown Team
16 to
Terry
Sprout and
both
the mound while
pitched in at
cach man accounting
least one hit,
boys this year are
real prospects de
spite their inexperience
are fast developing into a
real Lanco League threat.
I'he bhigge t obstacle in their
path is the lack of paren's
and support of the
‘own. Columbia and Mariet
a phs E have all
brought soetions a
long Joy that made
nr like orphans,
turn out on Mon
day, June 25 to see and help
he boys play Manheim here.
Game Hime 6:30 pam,
strong on
the whole
team the plate
wi h
for at
The
thowing
and
moral
fown
rooting
Mount
bovs look
to
so lets all
ARES. M25 ML AR.

THURSDAY — FRIDAY
SATURDAY
“Forbidden Planet”
Nal er Pidgeon
Ann
PLUS
Full Hour
Cartoon Show
Francis
SUNDAY — MONDAY |
TUESDAY
“Gaby”’
Caron - John Kerr
PLUS
“Day Of Fury”
WEDNESDAY ONLY
FAMILY NIGHT
{$1.00 For a Whole Carload
“Mue-Town’’
S
ALSO
Monster’
DRIVE-IN Theatre~
5 MILES WEST OF LANC
ON BY-PASS RT. 230
JOY | verre rege
Chicken Barbecue |
SPONSORED BY
SALUNGA FIRE COMPANY

4.00 p. m.

to 8:00 p. m.
RAIN or SHINT

Tocal Man Enlists
nm U. S. Marines
John W. Schatz Mt Joy
72. who reeentlv graduated
from Donegal High School,
mlisted in the U. 8S. Marine
Torps it was announced Mon-
day by M-Sgt. Herman C
Lehman, USMC, in charge of
the Marine Corps Reeruiting
Substation in Lancaster
There were sixteen boys
who enlisted and were trans
ferred to the Marine Corps
Reeruit Depoe, Parris Island,
South Carolina for twelve
weeks basic training. After
basic training, the men will
be granted a 10 day leave
prior to reporting to Camp
Lejeune, N. C., for advanced
training
Gretna Timbers :
BAR and GRILL
P. M
Dining Room open from 6 to
oprn daily from 4 on
9 PM Music for dancing
every Wednesday & Friday,
Music by
“GINO MILLER TRIO”
CLOSED SUNDAYS
For Reservations call
Mt." Gretna 4-5611
23tfc
GH TOE
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TONIGHT!
Thur June 27
Curtain 8:30 P.M.
Delightful Costume
Comedy
THE REMARKABLE
MR. PENNYPACKER
With a Rroadway
Hollywood Cast

and

Foam Rubber Reserved Seats
Mt. Gretna 4-6402

~
June 26—Quarryville, home
June 21 New Holiand, away
June 28 Ephrata, away B.
July 3 Paradise at home
July § Reamstown, home 139 §
July 10 Adamstown, home!
July 12 E-town, away
July 17 Millersville, home|
July 19 Manheim, home
July 24 Lititz, away M
July 26 Columbia, away. |
AMERICAN
LEGION JR.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
DR. JOHN H. STAUFFER
OPTOMETRIST
Main St., Mt. Joy, Pa.
Telephone 3-8411
Mon Sat 10 am. to
30 pm. Tues. & Fri. 6 to
JP Closed all day Wed-
wday
to
ec
suse TTI

TREE SERVICE
SAWING,
Open Daily
GRETNA
Lake-beach, Miniature golf,
golf driving range
FREE PICNIC AREA

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SPRAYING
B. IBACH
Phone 5.4616
Main St. Manheim, Pa
OUNT
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EVENINGS SATURDAYS
AND AND
SATURDAYS THEATRE HOLIDAYS
} 7 and 9:00 P.M 2:00 P.M.
! MOUNT JOY, PA.

FRIDAY -_. SATURDAY. JUNE 22 - 28
SHIRLEY JONES
GORDON MACRAE
“Carousel”
In Cinemascope
Shows Saturday Nite 6:
MONDAY — TUESDAY, JUNE 25 - 26
CORNEL WILDE
“Hot Blood”
In Cineimascope.
JANE RUSSELL -
WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, JUNE 27 - 28
JOAN FOUNTAINE
MARIO LANZA —-
“Serenade”
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