Bulletin, ty, March 12, th 12, 1953
“Bent. F. Garber Under The Basket
FARM BUREAU
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Life Insurance Co,
Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday,
The Mount Joy Varsity Bas-
ketball team ended a successful
campaign on two sour notes as
IEEE (hey dropped a 51-50 decision
ee — - to East Lampeter in a battle
for the County championship,
. | and lost to Robesonia 62-54 in
Dr.H.C Killheffer the 2nd round for the District
Optometrist | Championship played at Leb-
anon
MANHEIM | It was the Robesonia game],
163 S. Charlotte St,
| Telephone 5.3376
Mon. & Wednes 9.5:30
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M,
that still has the
ing coaches talking. Some did
not agree with the tactics of
the coach in the manner of sub-
Monday morn-
Tues. Fri. Sat,
9:30-1:00. 2.5 P. m stituting, but if each were to be |
ELIZABETHTOWN consulted, it would have pro- |
15 E. High st. longed the game. The Mt. Joy
Telephone 24.F
coach has always claimed that
a boy's health is more impor-
tant than any contest.
After leading throughout the
game, the Rams failed to cope.
with their opponents during the
last period in which they failed |
(to score a single goal and only
netted 5 fouls.
Since some, not to loyal fans
{are still condemning the coach
and players, let's look
they accomplished this
JAMES B. HEILIG
Funeral Director
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
season.
First of all they played a very | mobile Club,
rugged schedule. During the
season they met 7 Class C
teams, 7 Class B teams and
| scrimmaged against Lancaster
Catholic, MecCaskey Varsity,
Columbia, Ephrata, and Upper
Leacock. In these scrimmages
the Rams came out on top each
Elmer G. Strickler
Elizabethtown, Pa. Phone 117
“YOU BUY ONLY THE INSURANCE
YOU NEED UNDER MY
time. The record for ‘the regular
COMPLETE schedule was 17 won and 4° lost
: 3 which is not bad in any leagiie.
Family Security They won the first Section I
- Fire - - Auto - - Life Championship since 1937. They
. defeated E-town twice. They
Accident & Health -- participated in the County
Hospitalization Championship play-off game.
The team feels bad enough
AND MORTGAGE I ul losing those two games, with-
ry ~~ jout those Monday Morning
{ Coaches critizing them. Instead,
| § let's congratulate them on a
FREE FREE successful season and wish
® ® | them “success in the coming
. | baseball season.
Win A Ye-Callon
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
y Name T. P. Av.
BREVER'S ICE CREAM hw “6 4
| Z immerms an 323 140
| | Klugh 181 13.0
AWARDS EVERY Ashenfelter 135 5.8
SATURDAY NIGHT |james Metzler 133 5.8
im . | Kear 121 6.0
With Every Pint of Ice Cream Clinger 97 4.9
You Receive a Ticket ini
Field Goals At. Pec.
PINTS ... 35¢ | Jay Metzler 145 250 .58
QUARTS .. 6% Klugh 76 160 .47
Zimmerman 144 390 .37
14. i
2-GAL. $1.25 | Kear 33 87
— Rae RET
Pork and Beans 2 for 25¢| A 51 166 .31
Doles Team 549 1337 ..41
Pineapple Chunks 22 can 35¢ -
Silver Floss [ Mt. Joy 74 Wrightsville 35
Sauer Kraut No. 22 can 19¢| Mt. Joy 78 Patton Trade 39
sieges js Joy 67 Paradise 48
. Joy 65 Manheim Cent. 34
Heisey’s Grocery Store xu: sv 5: Eown 41
. Joy 51 E. Donegal 39
214 WEST MAIN ST. at Joy 54 Lititz 57
MOUNT JOY, PENNA. {Mt. Joy 64 Biglerville 31
PHONE 3-3972 ' Mt. Joy 52 E. Hempfield 42
{of
[ vice,
at what |
Korean War
Veterans May
Receive Bonus
Pennsylvania Korean War
veterans may receive a bonus.
There is a bill being placed be-
fore the Penna. House of Repre-!
sentatives that would provide |
for a veterans bonus applicable
to veterans of the Korean war. |
The bonus would be computed!
on the basis of $15.00 for every
month and major fraction there- |
active service in Korea,
The bonus shall not exceed $500
per person and in the case of a
veteran who died ih active ser:
the compensation to his
family shall be $500 regardless
of the length of his service.
EE —— i ———
Don’t Shave
When Driving
driving?
“Shaving “Fhe
Sounds preposterous; is prepos-
I terous,” says Keystone Auto-
calling attention
to a lethal fad just making its
appearance on traffic-jammed
highways.
A midget electric shaver de-
signed to be plugged into the
cigarette lighters on automo-
biles has recently made its ap-
pearance and has been ‘‘jocular-
ly publicized” on television ac-
cording to the Club. ‘Principal
advantage of the gadget, accor-
ding to the TV ‘plugs’, is that a
motorist can sleep longer: and
shave while on the way to
work” said Edward P. Curran,
Safety Director of the Club.
“While it is obvious that the
broadcasters do not intend this
to be taken seriously, it is eq-
ually obvious they have not
taken into account the infinites-
imal I. Q. of many who would
likely be impressed by the nov-
elty of exhibiting their shaving
prowess while scooting along
at 50 M. P. H.
“There are more than enough
normal hazards in modern traf-
fic without this little joker, and
we hope it will not be necessary
to enact legislation against it,
as was the case in the equally
preposterous idea of installing
TV sets in cars, within view of
the driver. Let's shave at home
and devote all our attention to
safe driving on the highways.”
Mt. Joy 51 Marietta 52
Mt. Joy 51 Manor 49
Mt. Joy 55 s Manheim Cent. 38
Mt. Joy 43 Manheim Twp 47
Mt. Joy 66 E-Town 37
Mt. Joy 46 Manor 49
Mt. Joy 45 E-Donegal 31
Mt. Joy 76 Manheim Twp. 58
Mt. Joy 52 E. Hempfield 43
Mt Joy 80 Paradise 40
Mt. Joy 80 Marietta 46
Mt. Joy 73 Patton Trade 47
Mt. Joy 50 East Lampeter 51
Mt. Joy 54 Robesonia 62
1381 1016
Offensive Ave. 60.0.
Defensive Ave. 44.1.
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Actual comparisons of the 3
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Fluid coupling, for smoother traction in
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Floating oil intake selects clean oil at top;
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Water-distributing tube on all models
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Exhaust valve seat inserts on all models
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Independent parking brake on all models
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Oriflow shock absorbers on 3
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Life Expectancy Students Named
To Dean’s List
(From page 1)
pectancy of a Pennsylvanian is
gradually improving, but this
improvement is most notable in
the earlier years of life. Though
the expectancy at birth is four ley College, Annville,
yoars greater than in 1940, at , 4 announcement made
age 60 it is little more than one py, [Howard M. Kreitzer,
vear greater and at 75 the im- fp {he college.
provement in liie expeciancy iS The Mount Joy
only a matter af a few months. Ruby Helwig, daughter of Rev
It is possible, by the use of Mrs. Clarence F.
the life table, to calculate from 39 gE. Main Street
our present population, how Ranck
many of a given age will prob- ype
ably survive for the next ten
jor 20 years. Whether all of
| these survivors will remain in
Pennsylvania is a question
which no statistics can answer,
but if there were no outward
migration, the total number 65
Two Mount Joy students were
nafhed to the Dean's list for the
first semester at Lebanon Val-
deal
and
Rev
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Film Showing A Success
A good attendance
film “Cry of the Orient”
past Sunday afternoon at the
Mt. Joy High School. The offer-
868,250 reported by the Census ing received will be
for 1950. The life table also further missionary
shows that, if life expectancy the Orient.
for older people is not consid- TT
erably improved during the When in need of Printing. (any
next ten years, the total numb-
according
students are:
“i: SHOOTING
and
I , daughter of
Mrs. Ezra H. Ranck, 25 E. Main
Street.
saw the
this
used to],
activity in
thing) kindly remember the Bulletir |
Quality Meats’
ALSO A YULL LINE OF
FROSTED FOODS
Fruits & Vegetables
KRALL'S Meat Market
WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY
BEGINNING
MARCH 21st |
CONTINUING |
EVERY SATURDAY |
Starting at 1:30 P.
|
Mt. Joy Legion Hons |
2 miles east of Mt. Joy, on Rt. 230 |
(Pusey Patch) |
er over 65 in 1970 will be ap-
proximately 1,376,000, but that
the increase of older people af-
ter that year will be relatively
small.
The Pennsylvania life table
constructed by the State Plan-
ning Board staff represents the
average life expectancy for
both sexes and all the races in-
cluded in the State's population.
A similar table constructed in
1942 predicted quite accurately
the number of old people that
White Cross
Hospitalization
Underwritten by
COMPANY
Chicago 30, IlL
Rates
would be found in the State's
population in the Census of
1950. 7 ou
Si Any Hospital
CARD PARTY AT THE
FIRE HOUSE MARCH 23
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Friendship Fire Co. No. 1 will |
hold a card party at the Fire
House on March 23 at 8 p. m.
Door and table prizes. Proceeds
for the benefit of the ambulance |
fund.
Mount Joy Legion
"SOPHISTICATES"
Out Patient Service
For Free Information Write
WhiteCross,P.0. Box2l |
MOUNT Joy, P
NO a i
SUNDAY, MARCH 15th
CLEON WORLEY
Sunday family dinners will be served starting at
1:00 until ? — Steaks, Chops, Sea Foods, Beef, Pork and
Turkey.
Buller's Beauty Salon
MAIN ST. FLORIN, PA.
SPECIALS
$10 Permanents Now $8
$8 Permanents Now $7
CALL MT. JOY 3- 43: 39
Open 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Daily
MAUDE BULLER,
Prop.
10-tfe
Permanent
9-ifc
HAMS-HAMS
| 12-guage guns - 32 in.
Shelis furnished—Guns if necessary
REFRESHMENTS |
Everyone Invited |
BANKERS LIFE & CASUALTY!
Sponsored by
Walter S. Ebersole
Post No. 185
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Every Saturday Night
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