&—The Bulletin,
Mount Jovy, Pa., Thursday July 26, 1951 ( . F T. . vate concern. The private concern,
| Quick-Frozen Tomato Juice | if it built the plant, would pay
se 2] 4 County, State and Federal taxes.
Is Delicious With Sandwiches | Counts : OUR JOB
ee y e er Sambo ducks all this tax nonsense, PRINTING
' | And the folks in Carolina make up
| the deficiency in County and State
y enna. tate taxes. And the folks in Utah, and ry
| New Hampshire, and Peoria alon : : a
oe pA AONE Bulletin Ads Pay Big Dividends.
ame ommission i with the Carolinans make up the
| deficit in Federal taxes, down at the FOR...
Pennsylvania's woodchuck season income tax place,
ope nly July 1st. } " .
) pen 3 : y o } 1 h I ub Rr | Now folks, bristle up, only you Watches-Clocks-Jewelry
nu "ast ities have bee Oe - 4 :
ed. one a fatal can put out the fire for you furnish Ww "wh
{ I one case a boy lay in tall the fuel (taxes) to keep it going. And atch Repairing
| ng for a gg to Yours for the low down,
ppear at a burrow nearby e was Ww H G al
| svped on the top of the head by a i | JIMMY arren . reenaw i
bullet om a .22 caliber rifle in —— JEWELER
35° ye and > dla 4S your ol ya with Then they tell about that hand- 209 West Main St, MT. JOY
od ea 1 Ing Nn » ee
| The boy's red cap “looked like a some yoeman 2nd, at Great Lakes OPEN EVERY EVENING
| ‘cht cl” to the shooter who started to write his autobio-
re is another: The offending graphy, but had to give at up be-
gunner, 42 years old, reports how cause of “1” strain
wn] Fon h came to shoot, in both legs, a 59
°
ar old man who wore no protec- 4
A \X/ ISE O W/ Lit tiv ’e coloration. Ha says, “I was in | : 2 ’
the middle of the field. I saw some- Photo Cox : a
We learned, too late for our col- | thing moving on the other side | ii hist -
umns last week, that Father Ellis | wh ich I tho ughi he asa woodchuck. For summer serving, sand- | er, are reconverted into tomato Ww IM
(Lee) enjoyed his one annual swiny | crepl.over and s 10% at it It turn- wiches teamed with tomato juice | juice with the greatest of ease =
‘ Joye . ed out to be a man. | are especially good. Delicious to- | and in a few ronds. Emply a es
at Maple Grove with his children A 19 year old boy went out with mato juice, reconstituted from | can of concentrate into a pitch GOLF PICNIC
and grandchildren. Lee didn’t say of a He age to hunt Wood. the quick-frozen oT add three cans of hg Water, 45 EAST MAIN ST.
re ius r 3 sets hard- | CINUCKS. € aia no remain Ww. ere ready in a few seconds. Adc ife- mix vigorously, an S ready i
ut we Just 8 go > - , | he was directed to stay. The offend- sire 52 ndwiches of meat or | serve. MOUNT JOY OPEN D I Y
er to keep up with the kids every er reports: “I saw from a distance cheese, with a bowl of lettuce Checkerboard sandwiches: ar A I ‘
year. of about 200 yards what looked like and radishes, and lunch is ready. | casy to prepare, too. y a slice
a groundhog, so I shot at it. Instead | Small assorted sandwiches and of white bread on a slice of but-
, | of a hog it was Robert lying in the | tomato juice—and you have re- | tered whole wheat bread. ( ut in
On a Bus headed for Lancaster field with his feet sticking up. My freshments for an informal after- | four strips. Put two strips to-
sales day, two girls were discussing | shot hit him in the left foot.” noon or evening party. Make | oether with butter so that you
the art of conversation: Woodchuck ‘hunting with high open-face sandwiches or canapes, | have two of w hite, two of brown
“Mami said one. “If vou take | velocity “varmit” rifles has devel- | and you're all set for tomato juice alternating. Put the other two URGE
: A ape, Sal one, y 5 oped into a real summertime sport. cocktails before dinner. strips ogether in the sa HAR RRISB
‘Tll say’ and I'll tell the world It can be a safe pastime if hunters The six-ounce cans of tomato | Now put th se two piece BULK AND GALLONS a I MILE oy
way from some people, you cut| will wear clothing that contrasts juice concentrate, which can be | gether with butter so that Try id fashi , ON ROUTE 422 (He
conversation practically to with the background and if they | &o conveniently stored in the bread is next to whole wheat, ry our old fas rioned sugar cones J] Harrisburg’s Only fier id
SH 3 will make Certain their aim is not | freezing compartment of the re: | Slice, and you'll have eight square with Breyers Ice Cream. a ALL PAVED with BLACK TOP
Zero: hia : " toward a human head, or a shoe, | frigerator or in your home freez- | checkerboard sandwiches, x
To which her companion enthus- perhaps, but definitely at the ani< | "
I Xs “ BD, : Yi E 2 T RCH “FABIOLA
iastically rejoined, “L hope to tell | mal sought. : RIPE by VIP Oo BCH ORCANEZA n Michele Morgan Henri Vidal)
vou. Ain't it the truth?” Most people believe the small and | . » Etc, n
large game seasons the dangerous WE OFFER nu FRIDAY — SATURDAY
4 ones for hunters. Considering the v “FIGHTING COASTGUARD” |
Regardless of ‘how many or how | comparative umber of gunners a- U V | (SY SPECIAL PRICES ON Brian Donleyy Ella Raines|
comp n er gunners a |
few birthdays you've had you're] field, there was a higher percent- | ICE CREAM » SUNDAY - MONDAY |
old if it takes you longer ‘to rest | ase of casualties 7 Woodsicadk Soa 10 Quarts Or More 5 “NEW MEXICO"
: ; S ast s + the or | : {
than it does to get tired. Son a an In Elie ad re Js piste oh Monday Lew Ayres - Marilyn Maxwell
1 gular” seasons of 1950. | and FP )
; usual these “accidents” didn’t just a le Ay ogg Bg can ”) II ra |
Rear Rank Rudy would like to happen. They were caused hy per- | CALL 3 ied : PT A RT TR VA Ls |
know why Noah didn’t swat both | sons inconsiderate of the safety of ALL 3-J16. FINST SHOW STARTS AT DUSK | RaW oo |
¢ others or careless about protecting
mosquitos when he had the chance,
back on the Ark.
A
couple of boys training at
Bainbridge Naval Station brought
this one home — —
4
Two seamen, with their wives,| ine tricks on him.
were driving across the State. The| On that date he carried 6 fawn |
hour was late and, in a hurry, the | deer to safety at the edge of a 5-
seaman failed to stop at a rural in-| 2'¢ timotny and clover fleld he
tersection. An alert Cop, blew him
then ordered: “Get out and
drivers license!”
down,
let's see your
i“ 3 i m — : : !
How about minding your ow Pennsylvania archers are losing
business, answered the sailor, and| no time getting in shape for the
knocked him cold with an uppercut: | special deer season this fall. Over |
Taking the officers brass buttoned
blouse and white topped cap, then
rolling the victim into a ditch, the
prising success.
quartet went on their way. In his first year at the sport, an
Ten miles down the road. one of archer has already killed 3
the girls, who had been examining
dletown bow hunter has tied |
the insignia, commanded. fhe Export man’s scor
“You guys had better pull into] Very likely, an 11 year old boy
2 : fa lori itt
the next police station and give | from Florin, Pa., is the youngest to
I pe bring home the bacon, a pig”,
4 8 es D
yourseives up. : through the use of bow and arrow.
‘For what?” demanded the driv- in 1950, Kenneta Oldham, Scalp |
or. Level, claimed the yearly bow
“Well,” she advised sweotly. that | record for groundhogs tak-
back: | en in the Keystone State, with 13.
Buy You slugged bacc there wasn'tiy i quite possible that this score
a chief petty officer. - - - Oh my!| will be beaten this summer.
- Duck Predators Active
‘ ; = “While patrolling = y i :
Believe it of not, Patsy Ricel _ While patrolling along Middle |
WALKED down ela Creek in June, I observed that oth- !
H 4 downtown io Sloan's on} or things than wood ducks occupy
Wednesday afternoon. Even she | the nesting boxes we have erected”
says it should go down in history | says Game Protector Raymond E.
3S ah everit Holtzapple, Middleburg.
He explains: “When I put my {
: face close to the entrance of one
Making birdies and under par} box to see if it contained eggs, a |
scores on the golf course doesn't|blacksnake on the inside coldly
terest Tom Brown II at all. Its | lcoked me in the eye. I can take a
hint, and I took it for granted, too,
the novelty Recently
while enjoying a game with friends,
he hit one into the woods, when he
located it and took a swing to send
it out, a rabbit bleeding
from the ears. It took several hops
after.
out went
themselves through the wearing of
proper garb.
Field Maternity Wad
Game Protector Dean M. Crooks,
Bellwood, says that on June
man employed on
rone tho
a farm near Ty-
was mowing. Despite these
tions, Crooks says,
not locate in
the mowing machine.
A-chers Get Hogs
2 fawns he did |
the Commonwealth numerous bow
hunters are using woodchucks
ts this summer, and with sur-
”. He took one at 30 yards. A
there were no ducks in the box. A
short time later I saw a faur-foot
pilot blacksnake that was 20 feet a- |
bove the ground in a sycamore |
tree.” |
From the Northeastern headquar- |
ters comes this report by Earl L.
across the feet of his friends and | Lorah: “A preliminary spring sur- |
1 : : . | vey of wood ck nesting boxes
fell over dead, the victim of a f d duck ting 1
Komk . isk i wolf indicates a very successful nesting |
Onk on tne noggin with a golf}, in northeastern Penn- |
ball. = - - - Maybe they should sylvania. However, the raccoon is
change birdies to bunnies. destroying mors of the woodies’
Later in the game, they tell me, | NeSts each year. .
{Tom took a healthy swing at the Game Protector Raymond All
Ball. lost his uri th hib. Sickles, Lifiesville, says: “While |
all, lost his grip on e club, it} ov amination this spring showed |
sailed” thirty feet, the ball twenty | chat four-fifths of our duck nest- |
leet, and both landed ‘in the water
hazard - - - At least his gam> isn’t
monotonous.
Never complain about articles
you've bought, unless they're paid
for, or you might be embarrassed.
Recently a hard-up farmer bought Ringneck Frustrates Fox | Mount Joy's Inter-County Lea- |
a horse, but neglected to pay its| Leslie H. Wood, game protector | gue Tennis team won from bor Y C
former owner. Later he met the | living at Wellsboro, says that his | shey by the close <core of 5-4. fromm OF our ar
who sold kim the forse. neighbor, Mr. Dahlquist,, recently | Gene Crider, Bobby Zink i
“I'm not at all satisfied with the
animal,” the farmer said.
Why, what's the trouble’
the one who sold the horse.
“Well, he won't held his head up’
“Oh, that’s all right,” replied the
former owner, “It's his pride. Pay
for him and see what happens.
asked
I
Man, is that foolish creature who
shortens his life by working hard
to acquire things that shorten his
life.
So I leave you with this prattle
tale A
With or ‘without
oh humor,
WY
wings and feet in them.
the female ducks and their eggs.
air
ed, sneaking up on the rooster.
fox was about 25 feet away.
he raced off with the fox in full |
pursuit.
was almost upon him, the pheasant |
ing boxes were occupied by wood |
ducks, not all of the nests were |
successful. Two of the boxes had
remains of eggs and wood duck |
“Close
examination showed that
raccoons had climbed the support- | MCUNT JOY'S NETSTERS
ing steel stakes and had devoured |
watched the unusual actions of a | : ‘
singles vic- |
ringneck cock that jumped into the | Dick Divet turned in g
| tories for the locals while the teams
After a while, a red fox appear- | of Crider and F. Zink, and Fellen- |
The | | baum and Bob Zink won
| doubles matches.
and cackled numerous times.
bird kept antics until the |
Then |
up his
When drooling Reynard |
took flight and landed in safe ter- |
ritory across the valley.
Dahlquist’s curiosity was so a-
roused he investigated. About 25 ft. |
from where ithe cock put on its
jumpifig-érowing act he found’ a
ririgneck hen sitting on a nest of
eggs. The man eoncluded that the
fox was not so clever as;the! ring- |
neck in this case, otherwise® "the
bird would not have been able” to
decoy him away from the hen and
her nest.
ais el A ae iii
A gossip’s a person
With a bad sense of ruruor.
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ght that Nature was play-
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MOUNT JOY LEGION | VETERAN ACTOR HAS KEY
WON MAKEUP GAME | ROLE IN GRETNA PLAY EVENINGS MATINEE
| v harac- < §
One makeup game was played in| Harry Sheppard, veteran an ’ A SATURGAYS
the County Legion League Monday | ter actor, now in his second season : .
evening, the locals blanking Mari- | at the Gretna Playh ase, will play SATURDAYS TH EAT RE HOLIDAYS
etta, 3-0, behind the one-hit pitch- | the ‘eading role of Gramps in the fe ——————— Mount Joy, Pa.
ing of Bill Arndt. The same teams |comedy-fantasy “On Borrowed
will play another makeup game | Time” which opens on Taursday FRIDAY — SATURDAY, JULY 27 - 28
hives y tke io | night, July 2 .
{Thurs day evening on the high 1 y MARIO LANZA — ANN BLYTH -in-
school diamond. |
Marietta ab hh o =a ’ YY od $s 55 in #5 C 99
Li 202 4 The Great Caruso
Banner cf ........ 1 0 0
Druck ef ...... 2 0 0
C..Sargen p ...... 3 0 1
Bradlee 25 0, 5 0.3 MONDAY — TUESDAY, JULY 30 - 31
B'serman ss ...... 2 1 3 Zp .
55 5 9 > ANTHONY DEXTER — ELEANOR PARKER -in-
Raber ce .......... 0 0 0 . *
Seaman 3b ...... 3 0 ‘“Yalentino”
Arnold 1b ..... 1 0 5
A. Sargen If ...... 2 0 0
Totals ........ 23.1 38 WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 - 2
| Mount Joy ab: ho
Kear'2h ......... 3 3 0 | STEWART GRANGER — WALTER PIDGEON -in-
0. 1 1 |
Shupp ss ........ 3 1 1 | 66 wn
Myers of ........... 3 0 2 | Soldiers Three
Brandt It ........ 3 1 0 |
{ Dresfcher 3b 2 0 0
Ea I ese 1,989.8 9 : | FRIDAY — SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 - 4
Arndt p .......... 2 0 0 1] sheppard, who has appeared in MARGARET SHERIDAN — KENNETH TOBEY -in-
7 Tor 7 | many Broadway stage productions, | : -
Totals ........ 27-0 qm [ay sige 1
| MARIETTA Blain 000 000 0—0 | was one of the most active actors | “The hing”
MOUNT JOY ........ 030 000 x—3 [on television last winter, playing 2
R—Kear, Drescher, Martin. 3B— [on virtually all the big name shows, |
| Sargen 5, Arndt 9.
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Kear. BB—Sargen 4, Arndt 6. SO—
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He expects to resume
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hy Keister (H) def. Fellen-| the European style where the av=- MOTOR OVERHAULED — FRONT END ALEIGNING
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Gene Crider def. John McCool, | end of ¢he horn.
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Divet def. Ray Henry, 6-2, 7-5.
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socialism not
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shire or Peoria.
I'll tell 'em.
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olina, he don’t perform like a pri-
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is their
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