Yhureday, June 7
8 AIRMAN
he Bulletin, Mount Joy | Airman Third Class Lloyd

Archery Club
me 7 B. Heisey, a 1961 graduate
Mount Jd . . of Donegal high school re- The big Chiques Archery
ress eel JVI OF Riflemen cently was nominated for the Club Bld te eritly hg
of York, ( ‘ Outstanding Airman Award shoot on Sunday, June oJ, a
u town Df This Area in his unit, by his immediate|1:00 p.m ;
superior, M/Sgt. John H,| The following Srehers won
avi Yo Hayes trophies for high sen
Ce enox. Trophy Shoot Airman Heisey, son of Mr [their respective clas The
iss Marie H@Results of the Jr. Rifle 2nd and Mrs. Lloyd B. Heisey, shoot consisted of 28 targets,
: wal trophy match were: |Sr., 303 Jirchland Avenue,|regulatien field.
Henderson "1st. —Jeff Koser, 198-10x - enlisted in the Air Force on Men
ie Cassel gqub ¢hampion trophy 'and{June 12, 1961. He is now sta XAA—Vince Sikorski 492
a Johnstin [edal. 2nd, Dennis Brown, tioned at Offutt Air Force Paul Hess 479.
n Sunday. [2-6%, 1st place meday; 3rd Base, Headquarters, Strategici XA-—Harold Rutt 218.
3 waghn Nissley, 190-2x, 2nd Air Command, Omaha, Neb. | XB-—Decelio DeJesus 321
d of printiface hedal} 4, Dennis Patch. He processes all classes of Carl Shenberger 299
Bulletin, F*1886x%, 3rd place medal: mail up to and including Bowman Ken Malehorn
— .- Donald Patches 186-2x: ‘“secret.”” Heisey determines 192. Archer — Richard Par-
ws h, Doug Brown 184-1x; 7th the mode of sending mail so'sons Sr., 171.
NN wy m Tripple, 182:1%; 8th, it will reach its destination| Women
aP p' phn Farmer, 181-3x; 9th, as soon as possible. He is al XAA-—Verna Nissley 358.
A” an Koser 180-2x: 16th. so taking an administrative] Archer—Jeggy DeJesus 96
0° ng Stoner 179-0; 11th Rob- course through Extension] Juniors
ti Weaver 168-1x; 12th Ron-/ Courses Institute of the Air| Chief—Richard Hess 185.
d Warfel, 168-0. University, and he hopes to, Warrior — Mike Germer
Beginners become an officer and make|130.
1st, Kit Homes, 1st place the Air Force his career. “Twenty Pins” were awar-
edal, 172-2x; 2nd, David M/Sgt. Hayes described ded to
tzkee, 2nd place medal. | Heisey in the letter of nomin-f Paul Hess Sr. - 45 yard
“an excellent work- walk-up.

FO-1x 3rd, Mike
Strube, 3rd ation as

nce medal, 141-0: 4th, Mitch ©r, very ene rgetic, with lots] Jim Hornafius - 35 yard
Ibert, 136- 0; 5th, Chuck, of creative imagination. iwalk-around.
usser, 78-0. “Heisey is quick at compre- B
League Awards hending difficult instructions.|
Brien sexton score, Jet Ko He is very compatible, and THEATRE

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y Riders 279-6x, defeating B
“ he Flying Tigers 278-6x. |
EVY Season average listed foi|CHICKEN BARBECUE
11 league shooters who shot| Troop 16, Senior Girl
minimum of ten maiches, Scouts, will hold a chicken
¢ nd are eligible for an awaralbarbecue on Wednesday, July WED. THUS I
Awards will be presented/4, at the borough garage, on/f "2°"
londay, June iith at the/Henry Street. Takeouts will"
sgular monthly wecting oi be available from 2 until 6
VALUES! 1 IVIt. JOy dportsinens As pam.
pelatlon to those award win B
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#8: Standings and Season dation conclued.
pst 6. Jeff Koser 97.714x; first soft ball game in a play-
. Lost 10. John Farmer 91.7 p.m. Joe Weber,
x, Stan Koser, 89.5-1%, Den-ond homerun of the
is Patches, 89.4-1x.
B-2x, Tom Tripple,
TS present at uc uieculiz
READING THE ADS
since he has been in the Cen-
tral Mailing Section, the mor-
ale of his co-workers is rated
Excellent. He is industrious
JO
r, 100-7x, medal;
High season average—1st,
97.7-4x, medal;
Brown, 94.7-2x

Averages |§
First - Dead Eyes, Won 12,| The Maytown AA won the
Columbia.
were Lan-
The score
nnis Martin, 92-1x; Doug off tournament at
own, 89.4--1x; Doug Ston- Their opponents
81.-0. |caster Malleable.
Second - Raiders, Won 10, |was 16 to 9.
st 9. Dennis Brown 94.7-1X| On Sunday they defeated
onld Patches, 89.8-1x; Ron- Quaker State Metals 4 to 3, The ManWho Shot
d Warfel, 86.5-1x. {to go into the semi-final
Third - Flying Tigers, Wonround on Saturday at 6:30 Liberty Valance
hit his sec-
tourna-
iment and put Maytown in
Fourth - Black Hawks,the lead. Maytown’s record is
on 6, Lost 12. Vaughn Nis-2 - 0. Their opponent will be
ey 92.7-2x, Dick Parsons 92/the winner of the game be-
85.50. tween Hartman's Cafe and
Tie for second place won|Hamilton Watch.
MON. -

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JUNE 13-14
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What Advertising
Does - - -
When someone starts advertising,
Someone starts buying;
When someone starts buying,
Someone starts selling;
When someone starts selling,
Someone starts making;
When someone starts making,
Someone starts working;
When someone starts working,
Someone starts earning;
When someone starts earning,
Someone starts buying:
An endless chain, so to speak, and
the merchant who doesn’t advertise
and advertise regularly is doing noth.
ing if he isn’t breaking links in this
endless chain.
Bimply Dial 3-9661 Mt. Joy, and a skiled ad writer of The Bulletin, a newspaper
brimful of reader interest—about everything that happens in this community—wil
be glad to place your merchondise before the reading public.
THE BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PA.

The Safe Community...Is A Better Community...
HOLD YOUR HORSES
If you must, keep on driving, open the windows, turn on
the radio and SLOW DOWN.
\ Hold your horses at night.
Two-thirds of the traffic accidents
though only one half of the miles driven are after sundown. Because
occur at night even
of the reduced vision and many deceiving flashing lights, you can't
see the dangers as quickly as in the daytime.
And there's only one way to solve this problem.
Don’t gamble with your life
to save a few minutes. Slow down at Sundown!
a lower speed from sunset to sunrise.
Drive at
too fast.
Hold your horses whenever you are tired.
Sleepy drivers are involved in a large number of serious
crackups. As you become sleepy, you are less .alert
action time slows down. If the highway is long and straight,
You are not mentally as fast under
become even more drowsy.
those conditions as when you are fresh and wide awake —
Get off the road and take a
driving should not be as fast either.
nap, if you can.
.and your re-
you
Your
Begin holding your horses — RIGHT NOW !!
Hold your horse at all intersections!
In towns and cities, failure to yield the right of way at in-
tersections is one of the highest single causes of accidents. A driver
can’t yield the right of way in many crashes because he is traveling
Even, if the light is green, or you are on a through street,
be ready to give up the right of way if an emergency arises.
It's a life-saving habit to slow down every
proach an unprotected intersection.
The main idea is to get there safely.
kidding ourselves — we can’t drastically reduce
until we all slow down.

time you ap-
We may as well quit
traffic casualties

“DRIVE SLOWLY CHILDREN MOVE FAST”
The SICO Company

CITIES SERVICE
Petroleum Products

OIL BURNER
SALES and SERVICE

MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
OL 3-311

“PRACTICE ALL SAFETY SLOGANS”
HEISEY BROS. QUARRIES
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE
RHEEMS, PA. Phone Elizabethtown EM 7-2571
“CHILDREN SHOULD BE SEEN AND NOT HURT”
RED
ROSE
DAIRY
QUALITY and SERVICE
MOUNT JOY OL 3-2592

“MAKE SAFETY A DAILY HABIT”
THE NEW STANDARD CORP.
PINKERTON ROAD MOUNT JOY

“SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT”
KAYLOR BROS.
CASE
SALES & SERVICE
RHEEMS, PA. EM 7-1206

“ADEQUATE WIRING IS SAFE WIRING”
Checked By
LeROY HAWTHORNE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
111 WOODLAND STREET, ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
EM 7-1505

“PRACTICING SAFETY FIRST BECOMES
A HABIT”
FLORIN FARMS, In
“FAMOUS FOR QUALITY CHICKS”
MOUNT JOY, PA. OL 3-9891

“MAKE EVERY DAY SAFETY DAY”
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
& TRUST COMPANY
MOUNT JOY FLORIN
1 WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
“ALWAYS THINK FOR TWO—THE OTHER
DRIVER AND YOU”
PACKAGE PRINTERS, Inc.
27-29 NORTH MARKET ST. MOUNT JOY, PA.
OL 3-2251

“COMMON SENSE IS SAFETY SENSE”
C. ROBERT FRY
Excavating Contractor
GENERAL EXCAVATING
CELLARS - TRENCHES GRADING

Industrial - Commercial - Residential
R. D. 2, MANHEIM MOUNT JOY OL 3.4753

ROUTE 230
“WE LIKE OUR CUSTOMERS - DRIVE SAFELY”
CLEARVIEW DINER AND
DINING ROOM, Inc.
(Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking)
R. D. 2, MOUNT JOY, PA.
EM 7-5112

320 CHESTNUT STREET
“HITCH HORSE SENSE TO HORSEPOWER”
EARL A. STITT
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS
INSPECTION STATION
Specializing in all automatic transmissions
Complete Auto Electrical Service
COLUMBIA
MU 4.2688

“EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED WHILE DRIVING”
VERNA MAE BEAUTY SHOP
One Block West of Cross Roads Church
MOUNT JOY R. D. 1 PHONE OL 3.7703
905 S. MARKET ST.
“THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN”
NEWCOMER OIL CORP.
RICHFIELD OIL PRODUCTS & SERVICE
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA,
EM 7.1138

“TO SAVE YOUR LIFE HEED SIGNS OF LIFE”
SPICKLER'S DAIRY
Serving
RHEEMS - FLORIN - MAYTOWN - MT. JOY
ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE EM 7-5571
MOUNT JOY RESTAURANT
HOME COOKING
307 WEST MAIN ST.
“FOR SAFETY SAKE THINK SAFELY”

HOME BAKED PIES
MOUNT JOY, PA.
OL 3.0531

“SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S JOB”
O. K. SNYDER—Insurance
“MAKE EVERYDAY SAFETY DAY”
ELMER Z. GINDER
CENERAL CONSTRUCTION
SOUTH MARKET ST., FLORIN, PA.
61 EAST MAIN ST.

Telephone Mount Joy OL 3.2651

“KIDS LOVE LIFE - DRIVE LOVINGLY”
SLOAN'S PHARMACY
Buy Your Drugs At A Real Drug Store
REXALL DRUG PRODUCTS
MOUNT JOY, PA.
OL 3-3001
FREE PARKING