Bulletin, Mt. Joy. Pa.,
NI Pgh a Bg yg ig TN
Thursday, November 11, 1948!
REG'LAR FELLERS

—BY-~
A WISE OWL
their car, crawled
their feet behind
day. Just then a nice big
educated ringneck flew right over
their car and landed nearby.
Of course
a lot of en=-
couragement SO they out,
sneaked
took to

up « 3
the air and for all we
know is still going Tha
Wednesday and Ray declares
landed in England next afternoon.
A fellow went int Eshleman
Bres. Store and a
caught his eye
pair of nicely
colored pajamas 3
He asked what they were and was
told | Clyde they arg rarments

ks ar a tht The “RY” : : v
lolks wear at > The “B” team is also in the Coun-
He caid he could not use hem : :
i 0 Ee : g tne ty League and will be composed of
he se the only place he goes at . : :
ecause th ly place he goes at | pohert Conner, Art Schneider, Bob Bor
nig is to bed - : ‘ S
night eC. Germer, Marlin Frey, Sox Myers,
—_— Russ Sumpman Jr, Dave Morris
\ ow l1o wn, n i and Don Ober plus some of the var-
ed w ( decided to sity players.
hims« \
a i he Last year the Mount Joy team
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ended the season in sixth place, in
d m . . i
Mm he league, and came in third in the
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A Lancaster Junior Chamber of Com-
h ; merce Tourney. It is hoped that the
Was | h :
v new members will give the team the
ola UR = : added punch to enable the locals to
St emarked the Ww nothing
gain a playoff spot.
doing as she was married He " i
if On Thursday, November 18, 1948
id her r hubby wouldnt mmnd1 R
Hs : Wo : Aut the team travels to Millersville.
she went out just one time and ell feces
1 cat ted : .
: | SIX IS A CROWD WHEN
1 A TNT Tg “ .
HUNTING SMALL GAME
oO X 1 tel ni he 1
h ! i Six Lancaster County hunters
a were apprehended Saturday for a
sarty in hunting sm game
Ii ever came mighty I i 3 } me dl game.
3 3 n the meantime, State ame
near to getting his theoat cut it was ean tate Game
i : Protectors in this area continued
then and there . 1
tc curb nimrods shooting at game
Thon in safety zones, or 150 yards from
there 1 1 cnap lvl it lori a "wy
a . any occupied building.
who hasn't really done much ever bo
: : The six who made settlement on
ince he was married quite some | Nor .
fhe other dav sorhe field receipts of $5.00 were Thonias
ui 1 Lil iC = a 11: >
5 | Willis Kahler, Rohrersiown and
one calle y ofl him a job. 3
Aol the wil i h | Gerald Elwood Sheaffer, Lititz R3;
Asking the wife where e was
Ralph Becke Wenger, M: 1
he remarked that the man should | i : rons ! fanheim
ria R2; Benjamin Erb Shenk, Man-
go down along the Little Chickies! 4
ty : neim Rl; Hanse] Kreider Witmer,
Creek and look for a pole with a| ~"
both end Manheim R2 and Irvin Newcomer
worm on )OLI ‘n 1
Miller, Mt. Jcy R1
ee ee ell Oe
Remi us the tim local
shoe repair man stuck a sign out | MOUNT JOY AMERICAN LEGION
front of his store advertising a BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
rarticular brand of rubber heel FOR 1948 - 49 SEASON
The sign pictured a lovely gal (First Half)
aying m In Love With Ameri- Mon. Nov. 15 - Columbia (Home)
ca's Number One Heel Thur. Nov. 18 - Millersville (Away)
The next morning there Ww Mon. Nov. 22 - Lititz (Home)
scribbled in lipstick across the | Thur. Nov. 2¢ - Quarryville (Away)
bottom of the sig: Teo bad, sis- | Mon. Nov. 29 - E-town (Home)
ter, I married I'hur. Dec. 2 - New Holland (Away)
— Mon. Dec. 6 - Tritown (Home)
Al Koger, at Florin, had an im=- | Thur. Dec. 9 - Rothsville (Away)
portant phone call to make last | Mon. Dec. 13 - Manheim (Away)
week, but by the time the operator | Thur. Dec. 16 - Landisville (Home)
answered he forgot the number and | Mon. Dec. 20 - Paradise (Home)
ymething about

started to sputter sc
1-9-9 ~ His wife
hesitate, 190J12.
ered, the number never ment a thing
hearing him
called Being flust-
to him and when he repeated it, the
operator said: “Hang up a minute,
please.” He did! And
rang him back, cause it was his own
number,
the * operator
Most nimrods go hunting for rab-
bits, pheasants, deer, quail, turkeys,
etc., but when a pheasant was fiush-
ed in back of Jim Krall, and he mis- |
sed it clean, he called it something
BOWLING
MOUNT JOY TOWN ‘A’ LEAGUE

Bennett's YG SG TG Th
Hopple 160 223 203 586
E. Brown 152 177 200 529
Kinse 168 214 559
Spangler 2 1719 112 523
Benneit 179 246 164 589
Total : 900 993 893 2786
Kreider's FG SG TG TI
Vat 146 179 200 523
Geltmacher .... 149 170 143 462
H B 1 201 151 179 531
Boozel . 1715 168 186 329
Pack 189 184 167 540
Tot 860 852 875 2587
Barnhart's ¥G SG TG TH
ider 181 189 192 562
Anderson 214 154 191 5509
R. Brown 115 160 23 506
Reinhold 164 191 190 545
Barnhart . «183 157 186 3528
Total 857 851 990 2698
Funk's YG SG TG Th
Frey 215 ‘179 184 HTN
158 205 182 545
Host 159 163 181 503
R. Penn 180 158 194 532
Funk . 206 160 168 333
Totals 917 865 909 2691
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1 EGION TEAM OPENS
SEASON AT HOME
WITH COLUMBIA NOV. 15TH
The Mount Joy Legion Basket-
ball team of the Lancaster County
League will open its season with
Columbia on Monday, November
15, 1948 on the High School court
The first game is scheduled
nere
» begin at 7:00 p. m. with the
varsity attraction following at
bout 8:15 p. m: The league is
composed of twelve teams this
vear and only the top tour in the
fina] standings will be eligible for
the play offs. These teams are
upposed to be the best in the
county and many thrilling games
snould be encountered, as each
team plays a rough
game schedule,
The Mount Joy team will have a there by private business.
change
Lee
in personel this year,
Ellis will again be
coach, with Hank Hallgren listed as
After
varsity is
manager. four practice ses-
being built a-
Harold Fellen-
ions the
round Gene Crider,
baum, Bill Conrad,
Hank Hallgren, George Weber, John
Crider and Jack Breneman of town:
Paul Sload and Skip
Snyder, Jim Snavely and Jay Ris-
ser of Landisville.
Preliminary games at 7:15 p. m
and varsity game starts at 8:30 p.m.
Home games will be played in the
Mt. Joy high school gymnasium and
everyone is invited to attend.
This is the best league in Lancas-
ter County and all .games:should-be
| geod brand of basketball.
ff Ui ———
Ohio is one of our ranking states
in agriculture, natural resources,
manufacturing and commercial ac-
tivities.

my license, there's no
open seasori
entirely different. And according to )for em.
!
twentystwo money in the bank that is there to
and
back as
Burton Shupp,
Libhart of
Marietta; and Don Haverstick, Herb
SENT THIS
BACK **
SHE SAID
SHE. ORDERED

THE LOW DOWN|
from
|
HICKORY GROVE
the
scientists

been perusin’
that
are becoming
just
where it says here

and wary of
Govt.
are quitting,
there
and some
the ones saying
research
But
won't
And such refusal, the way 1 deduct |
jobs on
|
these things name names. |
it, means there are no names to
name and furthermore if there |
are any who quit, then they may |
the
is good
be getting out while coast is |
clear and the getting and |
before the investigation actually is
camping on their door-step.
Quitting to avoid questioning, if
you are innocent, don’t make
sense. But scientists, they are
sometimes our nation’s greatest
suckers—hard to understand, some
of 'em. Likewise with lots of ed-
ucators — gullible souls, many of
em are—theoretical to the point of
being their own worst enemy. If
I was in the brass watch business
I would include in
my prospect
list, the whole faculty of all our
biggest universities,
! Take Govt. ownership—socialism
for short—most university facul-
ties team with advocates. And ali
the time while they are telling
their classes the desirability of the
Govt. running everything the
pay off their pay-check, was put
Yours with the low down,
JIMMY
A —
Sportsmen’s Asso.
Has 374 Members
The November meeting of the Mt.
Joy Sportsmen's Association was
held Monday evening with twenty
me mbers present.
Forty-five new members were
taken in and there were twenty re-
newals making a total of 374 mem-
to date.
The fish committee reported that
800 sunfish
and 1000 tadpoles were
stocked in the Little Chicques creek.
! A motion was made to get fifteen
crates of rabbits. Arrangements are
being made to hold a Fox Hunt on
December 16th.
Election of officers will be held at
the next meeting.
Dillinger
joyable movies after the meeting.
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MOUNT JOY ELIMINATED
IN THE SOCCER PLAYOFF
Hamburg High School, Berks
John showed very en-
Co
Soccer champicns, brought an end to
Mount Joy High School's hopes
a P.1.A.A. District 3 title this sea-
back Day's
booters, 2-0 Tuesday on the Ham-
for
son by turning John
burg High School field.
Mount Joy Pos. Hamburg
Brown G Roming
Brooks I. B. R. Moyer
Fuller R. B G. Moyer
Divet R. H Confer
Rice CC. H. Storidt
Miller L. B. Donatilli
Harple W. Wolf
Coover R. I. Packard
Wilson C.¥. Heene
Shupp L. 1 E. Yoder
McCue LW. Baver
MTP. JOY ....... 0 0 0 0-0
HAMBURG ..... 0 1 1 0-2
Substitutes: Mount Joy Bates;
Hamburg—Yoder, Yocon, Guth, and
Roberts
Goals: Hamburg
Wolf, E. Yoder.
'DONEGAL AIRPORT NEWS
The beautiful flying weather on
and
Sunday brought many pilots
visitors alike to the local airport.
Among the pilots making cross-
country trips were John Hawth-
orne and John Shank who flew to
Wings Field at Ambler, Harry Ris-
ser who made his destination Do-
ver, Delaware and Albert Forry,
Elijer Lamberson, William Rapp
and Richard Hawthcrne who flew
to Reading Municipal Airport
Harold Newcomer, Vernon Kin-
sey and Robert Lehman flew to
Benton where they made reser-
vations for a hunting trip later on.
Hawthorne
trip to
John Bcok and John
made a cross country
Blairstown, New Jersey last Fri.
SMOKER, NOVEMBER. 12TH

Friendship Fire Company will
hold a Somker at the Fire House, |
a |
on Friday, November 12th, for the |
benefit of the company,
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| celery salt, 1 t
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When in need of Printing. (any« )
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Scrapbook !
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Week's Best Recipe
Creole French Dressing: 1
salt, 1 ¢
paprika, 1 t
pared mustard, 1 t Worcestershire
gar-
sugar, 1 t
pre-

sauce,
tabasco sauce, | c¢ tarragon wine
vinegar, 1 ¢ salad oil. Cut garlic
clove in 2-3 pieces and put in
1% or 2 pint jar
Add salt, sugar, celery salt, pap-
| rika, mustard, Worcestershire sauce
pepper, tabasco and vinegar. Stir
well so seasonings dissolve. Add
cil, cover tightly, shake extremely
well before using. Refrigerate.
Remove garlic before serving,
Save Wood-Ashes
Those who burn wood, are wise
to save every bit of the ashes for
fertilizer. Wood
large amount of potash and, except
ashes contain a
that they lack nitrogen, they furn-
ish a complete fertilizer, Lime in
the ashes, sweetens soil. It isn’t
advisable to mix wood ashes with
however. If
have
strong manures,
don't think
valuable in wood ashes, price it, by
you
you something
the ton, as fertilizer, and you will
be convinced.
A Fall Treat
For a party, buy two dozen
doughnuts and make an orange-
tinted frosting for them. Cream |
together, 3 T butter, 2 ¢ powdered |
sugar, orange vegetable coloring |
as desired.
Inspirational
I will walk within my house with
a perfect heart. -Psalm 101:2.
rr et QC eee
STORE SWEET POTATOES
3uy the home supply of sweet |
potatoes now and place perman-
ently in baskets, reminds J. O,]
Dutt, extension vegetable special-
ist of the Pennsylvania State Col-
lege Cure near the furnace for 3
or 4 weeks. Then store in
part of the basement at
degrees and keep covered to hold
remaining moisture
CARD PARTY AT MAYTOWN
The Donegal Unit
gion, will sponsor a card
the East Donegal
auditorium on
Le-
party in
American
Twp.,
evening
13th at eight o'clock.
Saturday
NT
November

» t pepper, several drops of
a cooler |
el
about 30
high school
mom
SAYS IT AINT=-
SHE CALLED
IT FILET
OF SOLE~~=

\ 3 LIC SOTO,
eo moor wars Ml] THEATRE
sunny day. S. G. Gesell, Penn SHOWS EVERY NIGHT
State extension entomologist, rec- Matinee Sat. at 2: Sunday at 3 P.M.
ommends spraying with 1 pound of
Nov. 11-12
50 per cent DDT wettable powder THU - FRI
HUMPHREY BOGART

in 10 gallons of water. About 1
gallon of spray will be needed for Edw. G. Robinson - Lauren Bacall
sach animal. { "
each anima "KEY LARGO
KILL MICE IN ORCHARDS | =
Poison bait can be used to kill SATURDAY Nov. 13
mice in orchards, according to C. S. GROUCHO MARX
Bittner, extension fruit specialist of| \ "
the Pennsylvania State College. COPACABANA
Ask your county agent for details.|
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a 4-J and
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No Hours Thursday
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Columbia, between now and January 1.
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building is completed, on Lancaster Avenue,
I will occupy same.

Columbia, Pa.

My Garage Business at Florin will be
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