(THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa,
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| Thursday, November 19, 1953
Prom Peanut Week |
SPONSORED BY
Junior Class of East Donegal Twp. High School Penna. Game
Be sure to get a couple of bags of these delicious, new C I.
taste, peanuts; on sale this week. | ommission
fo mn in 3 an rater Dlaithed and sold in their raw Weekly Letter
| ni have not tasted Prom Peanuts, you have never
{ edd anults t their best
I'his Advertisement Donated by As of the 10th of November
results of the 1953 small game
BE Y 9 My | season, as compiled in the Har.|
{risburg office of the Game Com
TEXACO SERVICE and’ REPAIRING | mission, look like thi
|
\RFAX LUBRICAYION WASHING | From the standpoint of sup
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Viount Joy FLORIN, PENNA. ply, the present season is prov
ing the best in a number ol
lyears. The attitude and conduct
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of hunters reflects a definite im
provement over past seasons
wy There was a big kill of small]
REPAIR and PAINT NOW! game, the opening day and!
hunters seemer generally pleas
T t d I | ed with the abundance of game
rac ors an mp ements During the second week of
November heavy migrations ol
For Dependable - Economical - Efficient Service, Call Your wild waterfowl furnished ex
ceptionally fine shooting in
F | RM parts of Pennsylvania and give
promise of improvement gener
ally over the state. The wood
| cock season is regarded as the
{ poorest in many years, due prin-|
| cipally to exceedingly dry con
| ditions this fall
The one really sad note is
Minor Repairs Now Will Save Delays Next Spring | found: in the number of hunter
Don’t risk the chances of costly breakdowns next spring! A casualties. I'he unofficial record,
repair job during planting could mean days of delay. Check for the '53 small game season)
your equipment now, while it's idle, for lost, worn or brok- to November 10th is 6 deaths
en parts. If repairs are needed, call your Farm Bureau land 158 injuries due to firearms
Experienced mechanics are ready to do the job quickly and
efficiently. | in the hands of hunters
Lack of Winter Game Feed
Engine Rebuilding a Specialty - Genuine Paris Used The problem of natural win
Call or Visit Your 3 [ter food for wildlife in the
wooded northern Pennsylvania
areas is causing the Game Com
Lancaster County Farm Bureau Co-Op. Ass'n § wir “tia Gin
MACHINERY DEPT. Protectors and other qualified
observers class the present mast
DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER, PA [crop (nuts) a poor
47-49-¢ | short of that needed to supply
[the state's wildlife with subsis-
Resa =~ a | tence during the perilous cold
| months ahead. Wild turkeys,
| especially, will need help even
one, fai
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{if the winter is only of average
I severity. Otherwise, the flock
| may experience a drastic sel-|
back, wildlifers and outdoor
men believe.
The Game Commission has]
| doubled its winter feeding bud
| get, an indication of the wa)
authorities view the situation
| Game men say ear, corn is by
{ far the best all-around feed i)
provides the sustenance and
{ body heat needed in wintet
| Two-Week Buck Season Ncars
| Interest in small game hun
ing has waned and th
son of this week will soon be
history. That brings up to the
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i reason why hundreds of thous
ands of hunters are laying plans
for the 1953 Pennsylvania deel
| season.
This year the season for tak
ing antlered deer in the Com
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monwealth runs from Vionday,
{ November 30, to Saturday, Dec
112, inclusive, the Sunday excep
| ted. Daily shooting hours are 7
ELASTO - SIZED
NYLON SOCKS
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MN a.m. to 5 p.m, every @ay of the
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{ {{{ | season. Male deer with two or
i FO R M N ! {fl | more points to one antler are
if Wl legal game. Legal also,
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i Comicrtably fit all feet sizes to 14... i this year, will be male deer with
ii J 100% ‘Helanco” stretch Nylon if an antler three or more inches
i {{{ long without points. Measure
fl MN ment to be made from the
| ment is to be ma : |
ii Only $1 00 per pair i | top of the skull as the deer is in|
"| life
Fe A person who took a deer in
the October bow and arrow sea
son may nos hunt or in any way
attempt to kill a seconds deer,
| or stand watch for a buck in the
1952 Chevrolet| 1951 Olds.
Sedan | Sedan
Grey - Heater & Radio { H&R
|
1950 Chevrolet 11949 Chevrolet
Sedan Sedan
upcoming season. There is no
np limit on deer killed dur-|
cal
{ing a 1953 buck season, but an
{ individual or camp hunter may
take only one deer this year.
When five or more persons hunt
if together or in any way cooper-
t ate in hunting deer, the usual
4 big game roster is required
All automatic or semi-auto
matic (auto-loading firearms)
are strictly prohibited in the
| taking of deer in the Keystone
4 State. Pump shotguns and the
{ double barrel and single barrel
varieties, firing. pun’kin balls
1946 Olds. [1949 Chevrolet
2-Door Sedan 2-Door Sedan
or rifle slugs are allowed. The,
a
1946 Chevrolet [1948 Chevrolet
2 & 4-Doors Sedan
Deluxe
li pump shotgun may be loaded to]
| capacity for deer hunting. It is
4 unlawfal to use .22 or .25 cali-
ber rimfire cartridges for the
i taking of big game in this state.
4 Archers who possess a 1953
{ general license may hunt deer
{ with bows in competition with
{ gun hunters. Bowmen who pos-
| sess a special archery license,
row: the those who bought one
1948 Olds. [1950 Chevrolet
Sedan 2-ton Stake
f Radio & Heater i
for the October ' deer season,
may hunt bueks in : the two
| special archery preserves locat-
| ed in Forest and Sullivan Coun-
ties.
Deer must be tagged immed-
{iately after the entrails have
been removed, but in any event
within one hour after killing
and before the carcass is trans-l
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Newcomer Motors, in
MOUNT JOY, PA.
{fellowship meeting Tuesday ev
|coast. Because of the impert.|man,
County Holstein Group |4-H Club Play Planned
To Meet November 24 |For November 28th
The Lancaster County Hol
tein Friesian Association will “Rise and Shine’, a three-act
hold its “annual business and{comedy by Samuel French will
be presented in the Manheim
Township High School, Nefls
ville, Saturday, Nov 28, at 8 p.
ning, 6:45, Nov. 24, in the
strasburg Fire ilall
A special feature of the even
ng is an illustrated lecture in|{m. The play will be directed by
echnicolor by Robert Struble.{ Miss Grace Nolt. Columbia. Rl
His articles on soil conservation|, gq will be put on by the coun
wave appeared in leading maga
ty 4.H groups
ines in our country and his ex-
ellent lecture has been presen he cast will include two lo
cal people, Miss Jeanette Brene
Mount Joy R2 and Miss
mee of ‘this subject, individual { Miriam Roland, Mount Joy R1.
md farmers with or without | Others in the cast are David
at {Sweigart, Elizabethtown R3;
ond | Jerry Hess, Elizabethtown R3;
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Newcomer, Lititz R2;
Strasburg Fire Co will serve 4 | Arlene Stehman, Lancaster R3;
all the trim- John Neff, Lancaster R7; Ken-
[neth Kreider, Quarryville RI;
giving season. Tickets can be | Clyde Brubaker, Ephrata RI;
secured from © anv member of | James Martin, New Holland R2;
Rose Marie Kochel, Bareville
.ommittee member of the asso-|and Sylvia Seller, Silver Spring.
ciation. The D.H.ILA. milk test-| Prompters are Mary Mentzer
of New Holland R2; Dorothy
Stehman, Lancaster R3 and Ada
| Louise Kreider, Lititz R4.
ee lectin
ed to audiences from coast to
lairy herds are invited to
turkey dinner with
mings in keeping with Thanks-
|
1
he executive committee or any |
|
ers and the Extension Office al |
s0 have tickets for sale.
Other features of the program
ire the election of officers, re-|
RURAL MAN INSTALLED
|'TO MANHEIM BOARD
ports from committees, and a
unique group of musicians call-
«d the Bottlers from East Done-| R. Swarr, Mount Joy
gal and Marietta High Schools. | RL, was installed as the new
i. - ————————— member of the Manheim Cen.
[ported in any manner from theiiral School Board at the regular
place where it was killed. meeting of the group.
With the cooperation of the|Mr. Swarr was appointed to fill
weatherman, there should be athe unexpired term of Daniel S.
{good harvest of buck this yearn who resigned. His term
in Pennsylvania will end December, 1955.
C. E. UNION MEETING
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20
The next bi-monthly meeting
of the Southeast Central Dis-
trict of the Pennsylvania Chris-
tian Endeavor Union will be
held on Friday evening, Novem
ber 20, 1953, at 8 p. m. at the
Duncannon Presbyterian church
in Duncannon,
Perry County CE Union will!
be the hosts for the meeting of
the district which comprises of
eight counties - Franklin, Ad-|
ams, York, Lancaster, Lebanon, |
Dauphin, Cumberland and Per-|
ry.
|
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your Thanksgivi
our gorgeous selections or just phone Eli
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MARKET ST., N. PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
blooms will add a crowning fe
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Complete the Picture!
lorious Autumn
stive ton
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killed.
injured. These are stark statistics
toll, too! = six AR “uy
ima Every American family
wu This stupendo
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us waste can be curbed only wl
becomes sufficiently aroused to demand concerted, nation-wide action—
more law enforcement, more highway patrols, and more teeth in penalties
—to rid the highways of devil-may-care drivers and moronic accident
repeaters. Get back of any safety movement in your community. Think’
and talk safety. gros =P toon itm assem Sod Cee ons :
wr When death, maiming and destruction take over the highways, some-
one pays—and that someone is you—it's all of us. moar
MOUNT JOY, PA.
23S AS
$59
7 of four, whether they have had an accider
or not—or even if they don’t own an automobile—will pay an average
of $100 a year in hidden costs as the result of speeding, reckless driving. This
is the nation’s highway accident bill, to be paid through increased taxes,
wage losses, mounting insurance costs, medical and hospital bills, property |
damage and other charges. The total will run to nearly $4,000,000,000— |
enough to build a city of 200,000 homes costing $20,000 each. Believe it or
not, there is an average economic loss of about
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The toll of the highways may ‘reach * 40,000 killed "and 2,000,000
in themselves.’ But there's another,
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$95,000 for every person
the American public
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