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The
19537
Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.. Thursday, May
28,

Among The |
Sportsmen
Give The Cop A Break, East
Donegal Instructer Warns
(This article was used in the]self, or your wife, or one of During the spring and fall |
driver education classes of East|your children. You are much| migration of wild waterfowl
more careful in watching out | bird watchers and goose look- |
Donegal High School by the in
The | for a dog or cat then you are of
area human being because you
high |bave an idea that the human be-
ing ought to know enough to
look out for himself.
ers make special pilgrimages to
the Pymatuning area, which |
lies mostly in Crawford County.
There they view countless num- |
bers of ducks and geese in
structor, John GG. Hart.
[thoughts contained in it
good for anyone, not just
school students.)
“Give the cop a break. He is

not out there in the snow and “So, when you are stopped, | flight or at rest on the reser
lice and winds of winter or in|don't bawl out the cop who is| voir. In the fall season many |
the blistéring heat of summer | doing his duty. Don’t argue | hunters try their skill at bag- |
He's work- | with him. He Knows better, | ging waterfowl found in that |
because he likes it.
ing for a living just the same as
vou and I are. Ile's the man who
protects your life, your home.
He's the one who has to go up
the dark alleys at night or over
the roof tops to trade bullets
with criminals so that you may
have security. He's the man
who has to offer his life against
the underworld so that law and
order can be maintained. He is
your servant and he has no idea
[of being your master—as long
|as you are a law abiding citizen.
|He is your friend and protector,
not your enemy.
locality. |
But for visiting school chil- |
dren and adults on a week-end |
trip or vacation the place is]
particularly attractive in late
spring and summer. In the wa
terfowl museum, constructed
and maintained by the Pennsyl-
vania Game Commission, hun- |
dreds of mounted specimens of |
wild waterfowl, marsh and |
shore birds that visit the Pyma- |
tuning region are artistically |
of your car and meet him on |displayed.
the level and ask, as a sincere Pymatuning’'s fame as a wa- |
citizen, what you have done|terfowl sanctuary and as a
wrong and listen to his explain- | beautiful spot where migratory
ation. You can no more win an | birds may be studied has reach
argument with him than a ball | ed afar. Last year, nearly 228,
player with an umpire. Instead, | 000 persons visited the museum. |
congratulate him for being on | Registrants hailed from every |
the job. state in the Union and 43 points
“Thank him for giving you a |outside the continental United |
|
|
Maybe he just wants to give you
a friendly warning, having siz-
ed you up as a sensible citizen.
But if you become beligerent
and talk about 'getting his but-
fons’, then he knows you lack
the proper attitude to be driv-
ing a car and he is bound to give
you a ticket.
“Don’t sit in your car as
though you are someone in par-
ticular as a taxpayer and a citi-
zen. If you are a man, get out

“No, you do not intend to rob
la bank or burglarize a home or
(hold up another citizen or at-
{tack a woman or a child. It is
{to save the community from
[such dangers that he stands on
|guard.
| “But there are other laws and
rules and regulations that must
be enforced as well as the crim-
inal code. There is no more vit-
lal problem than safety in street
(traffic. If those traffic cops were
not moving about in our streets
(driving would become anarchy.
Even you and I might be tempt-
ed to step on the gas a bit if we
were not fully aware that a
[traffic control car might be
|nearby. Of course, you and I
always have our own under
|control; it’s that other fellow—
{that wild kid, perhaps, who is
reckless, not us.
“Now it stands to reason that
it is no fun—for a cop to drive
alongside of you and order you
{to the curb, to demand your dri-

ticket. He has been examined | States, not including Canadian |
physically and has a stout heart. | Provinces. Many Pennsylvan
He will not drop dead!” jans have yet to enjoy the spell |
TY Pymatuning has cast upon Ar-
D | Al . abians, Chinese, Germans, Nor-
onega umni wegians, Scotsmen, Austrialians |
Holds Banquet

|
and people from other far oft |
lands.
Reckless Boys And Death- |
Dealing Guns {
Little boys sometimes indulge |
in such petty savagery as tear- |g
ing wings off flies, pulling girls’ ;
hair, and robbing birds’ nests. |
As they reach teen age a sense |
of propriety and responsibility |
Hershey, vice president; Miss usually develops. If not, some- |
Mary Shenk, secretary: Miss |one outside the family may |
Helen Hollenbaugh, assistant | have to take on an unpleasant |
secretary; and Miss Jane Fry-|teaching assignment. |B
berger, treasurer. Simon Garber | Last month, Game Protector | §
i : ‘ | B
Claude B. Kelsey investigated |}
The annual alumni banquet
of the East Donegal and May-
town High School was held on
Saturday evening, May 23 in
the high school auditorium.
James Endslow was elected
president of the group; Charles

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|ver's license and your registra-| who recently returned home
[tion card. It would be much |from a one-year’s stay in Ger- | the wanton killing of 9 horned |
more confortable for him to|many, was the guest speaker grebes that were shot and left
stay in his warm car and let you | for the 126 in attendance. lying on a dam in Clearfield |
rounded |
County. When Kelsey
up the unlawful killers of the |
wild waterfowl he had 4 boys |§
to deal with. Two of them were | §
15 years old, one was 16 and |§
the fourth was 18. Penalties to- | §
taling $100 were collected. The |
parents of the offenders prob- | i
ably know more, now, about |
the out-of-school activities of |
|
A special committee was as-
signed to make a report at thé
next year’s alumni banquet on
how the alumni association will
be affected by the new joint
school. The group will take any
suggestions that alumni mem-
get away with it.
[ “But he has his duty to per-
(form. And if he never gives out
any tickets, his superiors have a
natural right to suspect that he
lis loafing on the job. It’s not to
{punish you that he gives you a
[ticket; it is to keep traffic order- | bers may have on what shall the
{ly. The person hit may be your- alumni do. Mrs. Hazel Crank-
i —_— shaw was elected chairman of

|

| —
0c the committee assisted by Mrs. their boys.
Reuben Fellenbaum, Paul Besh- This case is similar to many |
HELP ler, Marie Gainor, Mrs. William others. The ruthless destruction |§
| Simons, Mrs. Mary Simons, | of wildlife by firearms in the]
(Turn to page 4) Miss Grace Henderson and Miss | hands of trigger-happy boys is
Ethel Culp. all too common. Every year ac- |}
2000000000000 rere = | counts of reckless youngsters
i [ who shoot themselves or others
| makes sickening
| to most tragic
lawful shootings lies in parent-
use
reading. The |
and un
Joycees Elect
Mrs. George Albert
officers of
the | al restrictions on firearms
Another First
FOR
Election of
i I 3 Ceps. was 14 | and safety training of the boy
[eum dos woe Co, 107, niin of te be
‘Control Dogs and Increase
the home of the president, Mrs.
Wildlife
ONE POLICY COVERS Nicholas Leitner. Mrs. George |
Albert was elected president; | Dog owners are reminded that
POLIO-CANCER Miss Wilma Dommell, first vice | if they would Like lo gee wilg- |
president; Mrs. Paul Stoner |life increase in Pennsylvania
AND NINE OTHER second vice president; Miss | they should pen or control their
Jotsy Bigler, secretary; and | 408s during spring and summer
iL is wonths. It is then that game
Miss Christine Weidman, treas-|™M Lbite bri fortl
: : ¥ s nests. Tr s bring fc
urer. These officers will go into | Pirds nests, rabbits ning or 1
[young and fawn deer lie help- |
DREAD DISEASES
|Scarlet Fever — Small Pox — [office in September. Tentative |?
Diptheria -— Leukemia —-|plans were made for a progres-| 55 ;
[Encephalitis — Tularenia — | sive dinner to begin the autumn| FOF sporting and humane rea-
Spinal Meningitis — Rabies — | activities of the group. | sons, it should be remembered
| Tetanus. A A [that protection given parent
stock in the early warm months |
LOCAL HERDS REGISTERED Sh
determines in great degree the
fall crop of game birds and ani- |

PAYS
Irvin R. Musser and Elias Z.
| . : mals.
Via Musser, both of Mt. Joy, have Ee a
Medical Expenses up to recently had their herds of reg-
FOR 8 DISEASES istered Holstein-Friesian dairy ° |
cattle classified for type (body To Dedicate New
$5.000°° conformation) under the offici-
pon al Type Classified for type
Organ May 31
At Florin E.U.B.
be |
the
(body conformation) under the
official Type Classification pro-
gram, conducted by The Hol-
stein-Friesian Assoc. of Ameri-
ca, national organization of Hol-
stein-Friesian cattle breeders.
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Dedication services
held Sunday, May 31
newly installed Allen Organ afl
PERSONALS | Sara E. U. B. Church
h | Florin. The ceremony will be in|

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Miss Joann Kramer is spend-| Will make the dedication and
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