—————— ————— ——
===T. Berryhill, 850; J. Hostet-
ter, 377: Total - 1775.
M American Legi BOWLING SA
aytown American Legion [| 2 VY 1 IN Ao ckain, 305: Dissinger,
3 375; Mackison, 263; Keener,
WILL SPONSOR A WOMEN'S BOWLING 407; Taylor. 595 Total - 2035
LEAGUE STANDINGS a—
. ha w L WILEY & RUTT—(3)
1C en ar- - ue Ritys 11 5 J. Wiley, 302; J. Stark,
tuhl's 1 9 “88: P. Shearer, 382: C. Groff
Hollingers 8 8 384; H. Holtzman, 456; To-
g Hess 8 8 tal 2002,
" Wiley & Rutt 6 10 sa
¢ Greer’s 4 12 1ESS'—(1)
—— M. Beck, 328; M. Booth,
. a fw i High Teivole <F. Tavige S021 L-. Jolson, edd; L
18h 1ripple - aylor, Weidman, 350; M. Gantz,
rd ny = 505. 443; Total - 1047.
“ib P High Single- F. Taylor, ————
130 P. M. (EDST) 233, HOLLINGER'S— (0)
—— B. Wolgemuth, 404; D
RAIN or SHINE GREER’S—(0) Welliver, 337: L. Sarbaugh,
H. Hean, 410; M. Wolge- "48: N. Weidman, 384; B
A Th M L . I= 293; G. Wagner, 345; Robinson, 480; Total - 1953.
t Ihe Maytown Legion
ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 75¢
COLOR TV,
PROGRAMMING
SUBJECT: TENTATIVE NETWORK COLOR
PROGRAMMING THROUGH OCTO-
BER 1. |
|
!
EEE NNESENENEENEAEOENSEREENENENSEENSRRE)
O T 4 r A T R Matinee at 2:00
Evenings ai
MOUNT JOY, PA. 7:00 & 9.00
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - SEPT, 29 & So
Talk about color programs! Well, this season
they're dong a lot more than talking about them
. they're scheduling them!
Here's a run-down of some
color programs.
of the exciting
warring
DAVID
LADD
ARTHUR
O'CONNELL
SING ALONG WITH MITCH, NBC-
TV. 10:00-11:00 PM (see above)
| September 28
| September 29 BELL TELEPHONE HOUR, NBC-TV,
9:30-10:30 PM (see above)
MONDAY & TUESDAY - OCT. 2 & 3
“THE GREEN HELMET" |
— Greatest Racing Story Ever — |
October 1 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES,
NBC-TV, 9:00-11:00 PM “The Snows
of Killmanjaro”, starring Susan Hay-
ward, Ava Gardner, Greg-ry Pick.
WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY — OCTOBER 4 - 10
Rock HupsoN “GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA™ i#:
hy Dee - LL CTR Yd 2k,
ASK FOR FREE HOME COLOR
DEMONSTRATION
H. S. Newcomer & Son, Inc.
EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA.
5,
RUHL'S— (4) Mueller Jr. 451, Ramsey 365 GERBERICH—(3) Thursday, Sept. 28 3
523; stark, 474 Archers Hold 7
P. Demmy, 377; M. Hoff- Mueller Sr. 412. Total 2120. Gerberich, The Bulletin, Mount Joy
master, 401; J. Pricio, 407; — M Woltereuth. 433; Greiner EE
R. McKain, 478; J. Ginder, STONER—3 508; Neiss, 534; Total - 2562 Club Shoot gs
399; Total - 2062, Forwood 396, Doe 444,151 NATIONAL-—(1) MAYTOWN
— B Jones 413, R. Myers 429, and Gingrich, 491; Fellenbaum The cub shoot held at Big o
INTER CHURCH Stoner 512. Total 2194 496; Conner, 458; Steffy, Chioues Club on Sunday, - , ila
BOWLING LEAGUE HOSTETTER-—1 549; Heilig. 506; Total-2500. Sept. 24. wns a 28 deer tar id Genre Rovers "
STANDINGS Bishop 372, Rvder 432, — get shoot with the archers = ny
w L poe 396, Farmer 423, Hos. "LEY & RUTT—(1) using heavy tack'e. The fol- Mrs Frank Lu'ze 's a pa-
Fackler ..... 14 6 tetter 517, Total 2140 Ebersole. 565: Rice. 497: "wing archers won trophies tient in St. Joseph's Hospital
BIOROE vse 13 7 a —— Joe Woleemuth. 392; Groff, i» their re pective classes Miss Linda H»nuseal spent
Hostetter 10 10 474: Bernhart, 497; Total - Men the weekend with her grand-
Way's ....... 10 10 MT. JOY COMMERCIAL 2425. XAA--V'neent Sikorski «parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Mueller ...... 7 13 LEAGUE STANDINGS JOHNSON'S—(3) 498; Paul Miller - 470 Julius at Dover, Pa
RINE ous viens iis 6 14 KOSEP'S—(3) Waltz, 580: Berryhill, 501 XA—Dave Graves - 378 The clacs of 1911 of May-
— Farmer, 460; Brown, 452: T~hnson. 4239: Keener, 454: XB-—-De~el'o DeJuses, 410. town high school had their
FACKLER—3 A. Koser, 498; Weaver, 489; Johnson, 589. Total - 2563. Herold Milligan 400 fiftieth reunion at Accomac
Sauders 534. Barton 520, © Koser, 556; Total-2455. — Bowmen —Hoarry Shelly «1.5 Saturday afternoon.
Wagner 447, Gantz 460, and “ROVE'S—(1) FORRY’'S—(R) R80: Paul Bransby, 364 Pvt. Ronald S'nger is sta
Fackler 455. Total 2416 Lauder. 392; J. Wolgemuth Balmer, 542; Kaylor, 515; Archers — Guv Stauffer, . =o ("0 0 PORES Bf
KLUGH—- 466; Rehrer, 460; Taylor, Weidman. 461: Brown. 485; ?54: C'yde Shelly. 350; . Ey Ne Mt
7 : - 486; John Hendrix, 598; To- Wo~kenberry, 566; Total - Novice—Charles Barr, 260. M'ss Fl zabeth Fletcher, of
Thompson 497, Hean 453, tal - 2402. 2569. Women Contesvil'e, visi'ed the Har-
8: Myers 445, J. Stotz Jz, eee Broth, 309; Johns, 515; XAA—Helen Kincey 384; "'d Engles over the week-
and J. Klugh 533. Total 2350 grrryes(3) BOOTH'S—(1) XA—Jeen Miller. 402: end
fave 5 Garlin, 503; J. Miller, 430 Mumma, 454; Braun. 446; XB—Verna Nissley. 324; Have vou ever seen or
WAYS—-3 Pricio, 617: Flick, 435: G Doucherty, 517; Total-2407. Bowman — Peggy Nissley, heard of banana cantalounes?
Zerprey 514, Wolfe 477 Wolgemuth, 447; Total-2432. ——— 248; Mr Geo. Fnale raised some
Linton 363, Harple 505 and ABBOTT'S—(1) HALT INGERS— (0) Archer — Lynn Milligan, *his year. What he thought
Way 455. Total 2314. McLain, 438; Bott, 555; Hrllinger. 443; Westafer, 316. ws "auash turned out to be
MUELLER—1 Frantz, 417; Becker, 474: "°0: Maurer. 538; Arnold, The club has a “Challenge ""“*"lrunee of this yar'ety,
Robinson 448. Brandt 424, Mawhar 477. Total - 2361. 425° Greiner. 495: Total-2391 M~d~1” in e~ch clas=, and at Thev are long and narrow
~ "ROAHN'S— (4) this shnot the holders of the''ke Cal'farnia sruash. Geo.
Hurst. 496° Matonev 550: XAA. and the XB men’s’s ~ls~ ‘rvmne h's luck at
“*mndinst 437: Tinton 460: M=272]le were rha’lenged bv g ~~ "ne mushrooms,
~ers, 619; Total - 2562. ‘otal nf seven archers. The Mig (Grane Hendor on at-
ine XAA medal was won by V. ‘ended a birthday party on
STYTMMAGE SALE Sikorski. who outclassed L. Fridav evening at the Mes-
A A rummage s2le will be Sm'th The XB medal was<i”h Chi'dren’s Home. Mount
Saves you ( a) “id Fridvy Oct 13 by the ~‘~'med bv the holder D De- Tv R DT woe held tn
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and lasts all year! (over small size) \) ELD Er Chen ¥ Fel on ie Me Weepnn Rafemippiar.
i Yh “in Hall from 9 am. to 7 When in ned af nrinting Mores R1 nurchaced the
Tm. emember The Bul'etin Sarah QIn~Ad nranertv on N.
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will be here tomorrow! ee A TUBE SENTRY" wins sermon 31 2 BA
Sisal Starting tomorrow at your Ford Dealer’s, you will discover ~~ compromise, look to America’s favorite compact: this | hi y - Mit bi
Ice! a line of Fords so long, so new, so varied that everyone year there are more Falcons than ever to choose from— mat ae g
will find his personal Ford—the car that fits his pleasure 13 in all. ® Wagon fanciers will find unprecedented Pon" fo'g>t to p-tron'ze
variety—from a new wagon that seats eight to a Falcon
Squire Wagon with the rich woodlike finish of the
famous Country Squire. m Pick the Ford in your
future with this confidence: every 1962 Ford is built to
a standard of quality so high that it will change all your
ideas of how fine, how quiet, how enduring a car can be.
and needs precisely! m For those who want a true luxury
car, there are two distinguished new series of Galaxies—
both swift as a rumor, silent as a secret. With Thunder-
bird styling, and quality that sets a new industrystandard,
the 1962 Galaxies give you every essential feature of far
costlier cars. m If you are looking for economy without
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luxury—at the low Ford price. All Galaxies
are beautifully built to be more service-
free. They go 30,000 miles between major
lubrications, 6,000 miles between oil
GALAXIE / 500 CLUB VICTORIA (foreground)
++. GALAXIE TOWN SEDAN (background)
. The Galaxie / 500—new in name, new
in luxury—is for those who want all of the
elegant extras, The 1962 Galaxie makes
pkg.
of 9
FALCON FORDOR SEDAN
) 10-02 . . . Just one of 13 Falcons for ||
cans 1962, this 4-door sedan has an {
6 1622 improved version of the Falcon {
ny Six engine that last spring
recorded the best gas mileage
) FALCON SQUIRE WAGON ... Brand new for '62, it’s sleek and for a Six or Eight in the 25-
bag @ sophisticated. Inside, it is available with Futura bucket seats and year history of the Mobilgas
console! Outside, it has elegant woodlike steel side paneling. Economy Run. oO
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CLARENCE W. HERR
. OL 3.9701 MOUNT JOY, PA.
HESS FOOD STORE
he Chicken Barbe-ue at the
‘mer can Legion Home
\
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| me urd~y ‘rom 4 to ?
Wr'd Wide Communion
d wil br brerved in
ends nf h~ churches on Sun-
.r mornirg
Mrs Arnold Fink attend-
3 out
of 4
service
calls
ed Mrs Sh-nk's funeral her-
vices at Strinestown Thurs-
lay.
We were all happy
onegzal's
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LESSER AMOUNTS
REGULAR PRICE E
Limit 6 pounds per shopping family
2.25
about
vic ory on Sa'ur
day. Those who did not at
tend the game were sitt'ng
on the edge of t'eir char;
I' ten'ng to the results as
they came over he air. We
hope they do t again.
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47 EAST MAIN STREET
OLD FACHIONED
VALUE DAYS SALE
5 Ibs.
SUGAR -49
WITH $5.00 OR MORE GROCERY ORDA
Green
® i 50 Soap Filled Scouring Pads 69¢
Giant 2 Joy C Rid Jid Adjustible Ironing Board $6.99
PEAS ans Large 35.Quart Polyethylene Waste Basket $1.99
Household Broom 88c
| Electric Hair Cutting Set $6.66
Stainless Steel Sauce Pan 88c
| Free Loaf of Bread Il Liouid Plumber Drain Opener 89c
WITH $7.50 OR MORE GROCERY ORDER | Y4" Electric Drill $12.88
7-inch Electric Power Saw $29.95
Mrs. Gibble’s Ib Rachet Drive Caulking Gun 97¢
C Caulking Cartridges 29c
CHICKENS Metal Lawn Rake 78%¢
6 Ft. Steel Tape Rule 39¢
Whole CUT-UP SLIGHTLY HIGHER Arvin Automatic Electric Heater $9.95
Magnet Grip 2 Ce!l Flashlight 89c
Sunshine Hydrox NBC Prem. Crackers ||} GE. Clothes Dryer $99.95
30. pkg. | 1b 28¢ G.E. Automatic Washer $169.95
G.E. 11 Cubic Ft. Freezer “Upr'ght” $189.95
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MOUNT JOY, PA. |
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