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{—The Bulletin,
Mt. Joy, Pa.,
Thursday, February 5, 1948] REG’LAR FELLERS
OWL LAFFS
ISE OWL
It appears, at the present writ-
ing, that in spite of the year, there
no Mount Joy girls who plan
“leaping.”
A
are
to do the
Newcomer's Gas Sta=
the fellows
Down at
tion the other evening,
discussing thrift when some
were
one remarked that Andrew Car-
negie came to this country with
25 cents in his pocket and when
he died he left more than twenty-
five million dollars.
Some fellow sitting back in the
corner (I'd hate to tell you who
he was) said: “He certainly must
have had a savin’ woman.”
Just about that time that mail
fisherman, Mahlon Fore-
He wants to know
carryin’
man spoke up.
how you can tell a male gull from
a she-gull,
Si
When you see ex-secretary
Morris Mailey around town these
days witn the thermometer flirt-
ing around zero, and him hatless,
it makes one shiver all over.
Clayt declares he must
scme Indian instinct or he could-
n't keep his wig-warm.
have
Up at Chets the other night they
tell me the boys branched off
politics and discussed birds and
animals. One of them said you
should never cut off a dog's tail as
it spoils his carriage.
One of the fellows sitting back
in the ccrner waiting for his fourth
Overholt to ease up a bit remark-
ed: “I don't know about his car-
riage, but ruin
waggin.”
it sure does his
I almost forgot to tell you that
the Pennsy's all around man, Sam-
my Dock hasn't slept a wink for
the past thirty
at night.
days — he sleeps
Marlin Myers,
around our
chap
Saturday's, tells
at the High
contemplating
that handy
office
me the girls back
school must
playing foot ball —
many huddles.
be
they are in so
One of the young follows here in
town told me that when he was at
the seashore with his girl last
Summer he had a swell time. He
said one day he buried her in
the sand.
Scemeday I'm going down and
dig her up.
Deputy Sheriff Zerphey told me
that the inmates of the county jail
tried to form an orchestra but it
wouldn't werk. All of
behind a few
them were
continually bars.
Up at the post office this morn-
ing two of our Eighth graders
were talking about music and 1
scon learned that they were a
little lax. One said he has. a desire
that great musician, Paul
Vitamin and his crchestra.
to ‘hear
A man from Mastersonville —
but it wasn't any of the Hesses —
came town, forgot something
end came to our office to call his
wil: ¢n the telephone. After stare-
ing at our phone for several min-
utes he said. “Where is the crank
to this phone?”
to
I knew just what he meant but
I wasn’t too well pleased because
he locked right at me when he said
it.
Jeanne Darrenkamp says it
not bad enough that her Mama
sat and shivered while eating ice
the basketball game on
night, but to tcp it off
and borrowed Jeanie's
was
creem at
Tuesday
she went
ate it.
Last week some youngster out
in the ccuntry — well we may as
well tell you, it was out at Done-
gal Springs — was given a dime
for the March of Dimes and while
fooling around he swallowed it. I,
was there at the fime and they de- | cently. She
cided to hurridly take him in to
Bach killed 24 out of 25 and in the
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Joy High cagers
heavy gloves to hold it while she i os ae
YOUVE BEEN
AT THE
GUNNER DEFEATS KESSLER
FOR HARRISBURG CHAMP
The state live bird championship
has again changed hands, The
veteran title holder Daniel Kessler,
was challenged and defeated. |
They shot at Reading Saturday.
shoot-off John D. Shannon, of|
Harrisburg, killed ten straight a
while Kessler lost his sixth.
JAM A
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DIDNT TAKE TH' JAM’
ANSWER. ME *
may
The cup goes into competition
annually on Washington's birth~| ===
day, February 22. THE DRUM MAJORETTES
We have an ex-state champion UNIFORMS ARRIVE
right here in our community in (From page 1)
Daniel Moore of Newtown. It np. + 1. was held on Monday |
was back in 1923 that he challeng- evening at the home of Mr. and |
ed and defeated the then state rs. Maurice Bailey at which
champion Fred Dinger, of Harris- time it Was voted to dhange the
burg. The writer refereed the name from Parents Band Club, ‘to
match in which Moore missed pp Joy High School Band Club.
three of his four birds and then Sometime in April the Mount
killed : 21 straight, tieing the Joy School will play host to the
champion. They shot at ten ad- Chorus and Orchestra sections of
ditional Dinger ‘missed two and tha County Music Festival. At this
Moore went straight, winning the time the club will serve lunch and
championship. supper at the school for all those
Later Mr. Moor: retired from participating who do not want to
competition when he lost his ‘pet’
leave the building.
L.C.S o thile
C. Smith gun while on a hunt A new card system for
ing trip to York county. He laid
. . : forms and
it on the running board of his car
; purchased
and it dross off. use at once in order to have
the uni-
instruments has been
and is being put into
a more
accurate record of this property.
We are asking all parents to plzase
Cagers Won Co.
| Mr. Beahm as club representa-
Championship | tive, presented the problem of
Music Rocm and ad2quate storage
Our heartiest congratulations to space for the instruments and uni-
those lads of Mount Joy Junior high forms to our School Board at their
school. This high-scoring cage Monday evening meeting. The
combination is the first scholastic Board is willing to cooperate and
teams in the county to clinch a title tentative plans are under way to
when they smothered East Hemp-| complate this project as soon as
field Junior High 50 to 10 on Thurs-| possible.
day afternoon and sewed up Section] The next meeting will be held
1 championship. the first Monday of March at the
This was the eighth straight tri- home ¢f Mr. and Mrs. Norman
umph for the unbeaten Mount Joy Linton, 44 East Main Street, to
club and was one of the ‘easiest they | which al] persons interested in our
Band are invited.
DB eee.
4- H Beef & Lamb
( From Page 1)
have achieved to date.
McCue and Wilson,
forwards,
Mount Joy's
sharpshooting accounted
for 34 of the 50 points as the club
piled up big leeds in each of the|
four quarters of the contest.
Mt. Joy G Fl Tliclub and F. F. Bailey, assistant
McCue FL 8 2 18 superintendent of county schools,
Wilson FF 6 4 16 made the principal address. Musi-
Shp Foo 3 2 8 cal selections were presentad by
Rosenfied C .......... 2 0 4 the club's chorus of 30 voices, un-
Rijller € ............. 1 0 9 der the direction of Willis Nolt,
Smith G ..........%. 1 0 2land a boys’ quartet and a girls’
Blown ©... ........ 0 0 oltrio. Red Rose members also pre-
——.|Sented a one-act play.
Totals 21 8 50 | Special awards were made as
East Hempfield G Fl Mifollows:
R Zang TF ............ 1 3 5 For the second high score on
BR. Habecker .......... 0 0 0 steers Lorraine Grayhill, Man-
Beach C .............. 0 1 1heim Rl, and Wilbur Erb, Mount
Kauffman G .......... 0 2 2/ Joy R1, with 95.5 points.
Kreider G ............ 1 0 2|* For the highest fina] score (99.8
Zerphy PF... ......... 0 0 0,points) Jean Graybill, Manheim
Shertzer G ............ 0 0 0 for the second highest scoye
Faman F ck 0 0 0/(987 points) Lilly Anne Greidor,
— Mount Joy RI1.
2 6 10 For the highest daily gain (.44
Score by periods: pounds per day per lamb), Lilly
MOUNT JOY ..... 10 8 18 14—50 Anne Greider: for champion lamb
E. HEMPFIELD .... 3 1 2 4—10 fitters, Jane Graybill, Manheim R1.
Referee, Bensinger land Mark Bushong, Columbia R2.
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COUNTY LEAGUE THURS NITE
Last Thursday evening in the ~
City-County League, the second SIMON P. NISSLEY
ple Ephrata \ggregation wa MARY G. NISSLEY
Jace Lpnrats aggregatic ds NS hi .
od At al surprise in the gam FUNERAL DIRECTORS
given a rea surprise In ani’ Mount doy, Pa.
with Marietta. With a 29-B8 score
at the "half and Marietta on the a
short end the river boro lads went NCTE
to work, scorer thirty-four points’ .
and wen 64-59. { Best Quality
was Maytown s!
Anothar upset :
one pcint win over Millersville, Colliery Coal
46-45. The losers were out in front
PAUL E. HESS
Successor to €, B. Myers
nalf
scoring
but Maytown
27 to 20 in
25-19 at the
finished strong,
the final half and nosed out the FLORIN, PA.
Teachers’ Collegetowners 46-45. PHONE MT. JOY 249-R-3
The league leaders, Quarryville,
Stoker Coal
Our Specialty
C. M. WEBB
& SONS
defeated Paradise 70-35.
A fp Qt
LOSE DRIVING RIGHTS;
ARE RE-INSTATED
Th> Bureau of Highway
Harrisburg the
privileges of forty-two motor-
week. At the
otaers
12
22
safety g
at withdrew driv-
ing
time
ists last same
twenty-two were re-instat-
ed.
J. Farl Way, of Salunga, was the 122 South Barbara Street
only one from this locality to lcse MOUNT JOY, PA.
ROOFING — SPOUTING
SHEET METAL WORK
ROOF PAINTING
his license. He charged with
speeding.
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JOE LOUIS COPS ANOTHER
World's
was
PHONES:
Manheim 211J4
Heavyweight Champion |p. Joy 117-3
Joo» 4-round exhibi-!
tion over Bob Foxworth, at Chica-!
go Thursday night hands down
ern re eel eee.
Lcuis won a
East Hempfield High defeated Mt.
39-22 last Friday
Doc Gates.
I tcld them they
our new’ tax
Hcckenberry.
better take him
‘collector Jim
to
DON'T SQUEEZE THEM! Instead brush on
Scme one told us that Mae Z:2l- RE ad ow don i: |
ler was flirting with trouble re- frst trial. Bs So yaiy salve thar |
was caught peeling TET Gly ISI. po
potatoes without a driver's license, Doubleyour money back if it fails.
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Matinees Sat, at 2; Sunday at 2:2
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Your
LY {3 SPENCER
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new
will give better
posture, smooth
bulges, relieve
fatigue. Yet mod.
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159 Manheim Street
Feb. 7
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Also Specialize On
FARM MACHINE WELDING
AND EQUIPMENT
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING
Covers Welding Shop
Delta and Marieita Streets
J0Y, PA. Phone
MT. 289
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Tues Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00.2-5 P. M.
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SLOAN’S PHARMACY
MOUNT JOY, PA.
OPENS ITS NEW
REFRIGERATED CAND
Y DEPARTMENT
Neither heat, nor cold, nof moisture can diminish the
flavor of your favorite ¢andies when they are kept
cool and airtight in this new
Whitman’s customers.
EVERY BOX YOU BUY
HERE IS GUARANTEED FRESH
Discover how good Whitman’s
service to our many
candies can taste when they are perfectly protected:
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EVENINGS J Oo Y SATURDAY
sHOWS Wp INES
went I THEATRE | voltae
saTunoAYs 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa.
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6-7-
LANA TURNER — VAN HEFLIN
“Green Dolphin Street”
Two Shows Each Nite — 6:30 — 9:10 P. M.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
MONTE HALE — ADRIAN BOOTH
‘Along The Oregon Trail”
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WEDNESDAY — FEBRUARY 11-12
BETTY GWABLT — DAN DAILEY
“Mothér Wore Tights"
FRIDAY — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13-14
ESTHER WILLIAMS — JIMMY DURANIE
‘This Time For Keeps”
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RHEEMS
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
h
cfs
On The Fire Company :
New Dance Floor
ENJOY A NIGHT OF FUN |
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asks
Dancing to the Music of
JIM HENDRICKS
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
a
a
Modern, Square and. Paul Jones
DANCES 3
Calling Figures Called By
Charlie Trostle
PRIZES AWARDED
Free Parking
Admission 75¢
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333 Marietta Avenue Mojint Joy.
SEE US FOR ALL YOUR
Plumbing, Heating ahd:
Electrical Work
TAKE UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY .
AUTHORIZED DEALER
TRUE-HEET PATENTED OIL BURNER:
DAY
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AND NIGHT _ SERVICE
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WILL YOU BE ON
WEDNES., FEBRUARY 18th
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AT:
The Annual Meeting:
OF YOUR
LANCASTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU! |
CO - OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
PLACE - Mt. Joy High School -
TIME - 10:00 A. M.