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, BOOTH'S—3 |IGERBERICH’ orig Thursday, September 6
'B O VY LI N G| Hurst 492, M. Wolgemuth| Gerberich 29, G. Wolge/ The Bulletin, Mount Joy
(478, Balmer 509, Nissley 415 muth 491, J Me slhorn 428, W.|
and Johnson 558 Fackler 578, Dougherty Doe
MT. JOY 'Y COMMERCIAL TROVE'S—1 KOSER'S—1
LEAGUE STANDING GRO 0 k 447. D Fr: antz 410 G Kee ner 397, Mi lle jo 4! 5 Landisville- Salunga
[ w Taylor 454, Mumau 469 John Maurer, Doe, Bailey, Doe,
iDrohan’s ...sess. s 4 0 Hendrix 549. Koser 601 ’ Mrs. William K. Risser
IARROLIL'S «+ ssvvenee 3 1 . LL LL BR — rr —
GefberichPayne ». 3 1ABBOTT'S-3 y WOMEN'S BOWLING | The Couples Club of Zio
Rlilyls 1200s nurs ; Linton. 547, Weaver 524, J LEAGUE Lutheran Church will meet
Booth 5 2 Wolgemuth 524, Bott 500, H Ww L!Friday, Sept. 7 at the chure
Hollinger eo RR SE |Greiner 541. Hollinger's ........ 3 lat 7:30 p.m. Transportatio
First NEEL Dan 1 3|WILEY & RUTT—I He teas vies 3 will be pooled for a trip to
| Wiley & Rutt } 3 McLain 484, Farmer 508, Ruhl's ............ 3 the Dutch Bowl for an even
Eicherly 5S westsenes ! 3'Westafer 519, Geibe 557, E. Kitty's ........... 1 ] ing of bowling and miniature
[Sse be 1 yo 518 Wiley & Rutt ..... 1 3/golf. The group will retur
Grove Mlaslitaanly 0 3ender’s Store 1 3 afterward to the church fo
|Johnson’s ......... 23 4 DROHAN’ S—4 High single, Taylor 198. |a brief business meeting and
Figh single, J. Jendrix 234 "Drescher 484, J. Weidman| High triple, Robinson 516 refreshments. Chairmen ard
High triple E. Koser 601. 458, R. Brown 580, R. Hoffer] eh Mr and Mrs, James Vogel
Hy a 540, Hoffman Doe. IKITTY'S—1 —————
(HOLLINGER’S—2 | JOHNSON’ S—0 |" Groff 399, Re ynolds 457 The afternoon circle of the
Hostetter 470,
Ginder 453.
| Booth 514,
Breneman 546,
Berryhill 403,] Johnson 481, G. Brown 471/L
Hollinger|Klinedinst 489, Stark 449, H. 443,

J. Hostette I'United Lutheran Church Wo
Total 2222. men of Zion Lutheran chure
542, Habecker 550. Farmer 510. HOLLINGER'S—3 of Landisville met Tuesda¥s
| 5 WEA — Welliver 458, Barton 415 |Sept. 4 at 1:30 pm. at the
FIRST NAT 1—2 ~ EICHERLY’'S—1 Sarbaugh 379, Weidman 500 /home of Mrs. Albert Hies-
Johns 521, Brandt 478, C. “p 'Neiss 527, Lawder 450,\B. Robinson 516. TI, 2268. |tand. 115 Broad St. Salunga,
Lauth 464, Sipe 545, Heilig|z Koser 492, Steffy 467, G.| ‘Adventures in Learning”
495. Arnold 511. RUHL’S—3 was discussed by Mrs. John
KITTY'S—3 Demmy 420, Johnson 432 |Brubaker. Mrs. William
Rehrer 487, Braun 541, J.|P. Dissinger 368, Booth 418 |Hoffman is the new leader of
. Meyers 505.

Wiley
Clearview Diner and ~
Dining Room
Route 230, Midway Between |
Elizabethtown & Mount Joy |
SPECIALIZING IN
Pennsylvania Dutch
Cooking

BENDER'S—1
WED.-SAT. - SEPT. 58
I MES STEWAIT poe
alia Mr HOBBS
_— CKES a VACATION 2 HESS'—3
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MON-TUES - SEPT. 10-11 [Mackinson 312, B
Rosalind Russell -in-
ler 457, Berryhill

[FEONERS

We Had 32 Students Perform on Steel Pier ROBINSON’S—0
This Summer
BALLET, TOE, TAP, JAZZ, ACROBATIC,
BALLROOM, and all Types of Baton Twirling.
420, Brandt 368,
Home Of Good Food |wolger emuth 504, Fellembaum|Meyers 458. Total 2096.
WILEY & RUTT—I1
440, Pricio 389, J|Holland,
Stark 368, Hoffmaster 452, N. 8 ysis
JOY THEATRE Smith 410. Total 2059. in oi yi
MOUNT JOY, PA. ————— en 4, at the home of Mrs.
Hean 382, Raihl 306, Keen-
lor 491. Total 2044.
muth, Holtzmn 500. Tl. 2143.|a dinner at which the Rev. J.

FEATURING > FINGER EXERCISE Mrs. Robert Herr, presi-
| 0 WED-THUR - SEPT. 12-13 J| INTER-CHURCH LEAGUE (jot announced the follow-
SINORGASBURY | Bobby Darin - Fess Parker STANDINGS ing committees: Mrs. Carl
-in- w LiSiegrist, program, and Paul
Lunch 11-2 Dinner 5-8 on “HELL IS FOR HEROES” J/Stoner’s ........ 6%2 1l%|Kauffman, special activities.
$1.25 $2.25 f—— MX Ways .......... 5 3 An adult moonlight swim
Special prices for children {§ FRI - SAT. - SEPT. 14-15 §|Hostetter's ...... 41% 3ls\with a Hawaiian luau theme
Open 24 Hours a Day NOTORIOUS LANDLADY |Klugh’s ceeeaeeas 4 4 |was held Sunday, Sept. 2nd
(Closed Sundays) |§ with Kim Novak and Robinson's we ivs 3 5 |from 9 p.m. to midnight at
EM 7.5112 Jack Lemmon Zerphey's esa 1 5 |the Landisville swimming
High single, Stoner 230. pool, sponsored by the Hemp-
High triple, Klugh 553.
Barton 550, Ryder 411, N./the season
Linton 423, Wolfe 491 Ston-{The pool will be closed dur.
er 541. Total 2416.
Sauders 503, Barry Myers|ther permitting.
448, Robinson 472. Tl. 2211.

the group.
Mrs. Arminta Good, New
spoke on handwrit-
ing analysis at a recent meet-
2059 rng of Society of Farm Woms-
Willis Aeapsome, Landisville.
Members should bring
clothing for the Needlework
Guild to the next meeting, on
Sept. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at the
hearer 432 |Mountville Civic Center.
etty Wolge-|Husbands will be guests for
408, Tay-
Paul Kehm will speak.
field recreation association.
A competitive swim meet
closed out the activities of
on Labor Day.
ing this week but will reopen
the weekend of Sept. 8, wea
R. Myers em
Miss Betty Jane Fryberger

CHILDREN & ADULTS
Private or Class Lessons

525, W. 530. Total 2573. |; i
AT THE PIONEER FIRE COMPANY (rear) {| piprove go Co Mrs. .onard P. Shank, Lan
MARIETTA, PA : disville, were married re-
g : Zerphey 440, Phipps 380, cently in Grace Lutheran
PHONE HA 6-3967 OR WRIGHTSVILLE 255-8944 Hean 445, Farmer 459, .and church. The Rev. Warren C.
imo OR WRITE [Qeniz 478. Total 2202. Heinley officiated. A recep-
KAY GOODALL [ Sre——_——" tion was held at 56 N. Prince
; (KLUGH’S—1 St., where the couple will
24 South Locust St. Matietes, Ps. | Bishop 505, Harple 401,oige p
sau Eichler 505, Ron Myers 434. 1 Ray Forney, forty-five, of

| School of Dance and Baton
REGISTER THURSDAYS 4 to 8 P. M.
WAYS—4
Fackler 494,
(530, Jones

| NENA EERE SENN NNN SEENEANEEEEENEEEA 4 HOSTETTER —
Muller Sr.
|467,

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= Thompson 516,
B432, Hostetter 528. TI.
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When in need of printing | |and wife, he is survived by
\remember The Bulletin.
494,
Klugh 553. Total 2398.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
- {ward M. Fryberger, Down-
Mueller Jrlingtown R1, and Richard P.
D. Wagner|ghank Jr., son of Mr. and

210 Cooper Ave. Landisville
3 died recently at his home af-
469, Forward|ter an illness of 4 years.
Statzl He was a member of Sal-
2412. |em EUB Church.
In addition to his mother

[three children and six sisters.

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 7
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4:30 PM UNTIL ?

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\| In the heart of the lwill also be h
Golden Triangle. 400 : 0 in honor Of
outside rooms with bath
TV and radio, General :
Forbes Lounge ad at the home of Mrs. Clifford
Dining Room. Airpor?
Limouisine ond
Taxi service.
ATlantic 1-6970
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Lancaster County girls who
will be freshmen at Penna.
State University in Septem-
ber will be entertained Sept.
9th at a reception to be giv-
en by the Penn State Alumni
|Club. The reception, which
Living
cert club
’iners,
scholarship win.
will be held at 3 p.m.
|Coleman, 400 Main St., Lan-
{disville. It will be open to
50 the girls and their mothers.
Miss Judith Mark, Ephrata
1962 scholarship winner
jand will receive a certificate
The reception, first of its
kind to be planned by the lo-
cal group will become an an-
ol nual event. Purpose is to
RGH, PA. help local women students
get acquainted before they
Rates from lis

York Fair Opens Tuesday
For more than 100 years and
still the tops—that's the nation-
wide fame of the big YORK Inter-
state FAIR which opens next Tues-
day, Sept. llth and continues
day and night all week thru
Saturday Sept. 15th.
The president and general mem-
ager Horace B. Faber has booked
for this year’s fair the current two
big names in the amusement field,
GINNY TIU and the happy TIU'S
and that veteran movie, radio and
TV star RICKY NELSON. Both
have been breaking attendance
records everywhere they have
recently appeared.
As usual Tuesday will be school
children’s day with added feature
of the Ginny Tiu Show said by
Jimmy Durante to be “the greatest
show ever.” This refreshing and
captivating 7 year old Chinese
girl personality with brother and
sisters will also be the added fea-
ture on Wednesday afternoon and
night,
SOMETHING NEW-—DIFFERENT!
Thrilling, exciting, side-splitting
laughs—you’ll enjoy this new fea-
ture, the CALF SCRAMBLE on
Thursday afternoon and night in
front grandstand, contest between
20 FFA & 4H boys. Top prizes
US government bonds, with free
sweat shirts, football helmets, rope
halters and $25. bond to each
boy.
Afternoon and night Friday,
RICKY NELSON the nation’s teen-
age idol of many fields will be

added feature. Rick has made
recordings of seven records, of
which more than a million each
were sold demonstrating his tre-
mendous musical versatility,
COLORFUL REVUE NIGHTLY
Every night on the mammoth
covered stage Frank Wirth's spec-
tacular musical revue with chorus
of beautiful girls will appear.
Each afternoon and night in front
of grandstand world's most out-
standing vaudeville acts will be
presented.
3 NEW CARS FREE
Give-Away Days—You Can Be
A Winner! Three new cars abso-
lutely free—a Chevrolet on Wed-
nesday; a Dodge on Thursday; «a
Ford on Friday. There's nothing
to buy, no guessing, no strings or
obligations.
SO MUCH TO SEE AND po!
Hundreds of farm, fruit ul
tural and industrial ex hat
will interest all ages. Each ?
noon To thru Friday there
will be harness and running races.
The popular James E. Strates
shows and rides will provide fun
paved
, one after an-
other on Sa aturday afternoon and
night by Jack Kochman's auto
thrill show , . . real action by
daredevils.
Order your grandstand reserved
seats now and avoid disappoint.
ment at $1.20, $1.80, $2.40 and
$3.00 including tax. At fair office
334 Carlisle ave. or Phone York
8-2033 or 8-2086.
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fo their freshman year.
The Salunga Women's
| Club will hold a Stanley Pro-
ducts demonstration on Wed-
nesday evening, Sept. 12 at
7:30 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Mary Minich, 60 Main
Street, Salunga. Everyone is
invited to attend. Various
other activities being planned
for the fall and winter season
are the Annual Club ban-
{quet for the first day of Oect-
ober and a rummage sale at
a later date.
B
NAMED MANAGER
Gordon J. Leininger, Don-
egal Heights, Mount Joy, has
{been chosen to manage the
|new Westmont Shoe Store,
{and direct the work of its
{corrective and orthapedic
|shoe department, in the Man-
{or Shopping Center.
| Leininger, with an exten-
[sive background, in the field
lof retailing, formerly was
{manager of a shoe store in
the Lancaster shopping cen-
ter. He hgs also managed
other stores throughout the
{Philadelphia area during re.
cent years.

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remember The Bulletin,