Did you see the “Big Freeze"?
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Cost Less To Operate {]| The Manheim Central Basket- |
Town Office & Plant { ball team used it against our
5 S. State Phone 3-2207 I mile north of local Rams last Friday but to |
ho Both Places Ephrata, No, 222 | no avail.
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Cost Less To Install
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| 42 tfc
contest
fans.
It was the weirdest
TRA i hi To i hy tag a 1 ever witnessed by local
qe | The Mount Joy coach failed to
| see what was to be gained by
.
such tactics
In the first place it did not|
| phelp the relationship between |
| the two schools. In fact, it was |
| a very disgusting event for the |
paying fans to see.
{ A former player of Manheim,
| who sat behind the Mount Joy
i | bench, informed the local coach
¥ { that he didn’t want to be asso
¥% | ciated with the Manheim team.
team would
orthodox
If the Manheim
have started to play
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- 8 ™t| THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa, | Ashenfelter 2 1 5]
NOBODY UNDERSELLS | Thursday, December 17, 1958 _4{Zetier g 3. ..8
p— I im | aan Rs
WARD BOTTLE GAS | Totals 15 13 43
Under The "Tole qn
COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES ON THE Bask } hee iat Re He with. 3
e loca ams split with a
BEST GAS APPLIANCES | as et | pair of games agaiinst Lititz
Gas Appliances and Ward Bottle Gas Cost Less To Buy | ee {| The Junior Varsity lost by an
score of 47 16,
at a terrific
overwhelming
Although they were
height disadvantage, the team
played rather badly. Poor pass
ing and ball handling plus a
lack of good defense work
played a large part in the de-
feat
In the Varsity game, the lo
| cals had a good second period
by outscoring their opponents
During this surge, Metzler
5 goals. The half
locals leading 2¢
14-6
made
found the
Lititz
back during
They actually
cals, 33-29
In general,
were poor in their
zler led the scoring with twenty
five points with Klugh finishing
time
3-19
come
’
halt
outscored the lo
made a strong
the second
the local Rams
passing. Met
Prac tice What You Preach )
In is, when police caught
ur ames Loeffler, who had um 0 4
50 a stop light at 65
m.p.h 1 lights and defective
| brakes, they discovered that his
companion was a driving instruc-
tor,
Singer’ s Home DOZ.
Enzio’s Pir new home neat
Stamford, Conn. h s a large picture
IC hich is glazed with insulat-
to hel p keep the “indoor
| lence
| natural
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$ basketball during the third per- | strong for 17 points Th fact,
3 iod, then there would have been | captain Klugh garnered ten
HE purpose for the “‘freeze”. Mt. | points during the final period
¥ | Joy had a very small 7 point|to help clinch the victory.
oe re | lead which a good team could| At the present time the local
ADAM H. GREER PN overcoe: Since Manheim still | coach has had his squad cut to
i | resorted to the “freeze” during | 14 players. Weber and Beaston
87 E. Main St. MOUNT JOY, PA. ¥ ~ ey oe Payer ;
the third period, then the local | are inelgible for the present
FN RR RA RANE NA SE TS NERS RSE ESERIES | : ar. ne ;
I 7 PF 7 7A 724 74. Pc Fk PP FR i | coach could not &ee the true| while C. Groff was injured dur
{| purpose for the “freeze”. ing a practice session last Mon-
oS I
In 1951-52 Mount Joy had a| day evening.
# | completely green team but nev- | Lititz JV G F T]
"| er used such tactics in order to 16 15 47
AT kl keep the score from mounting. | Mt. Joy JV G F Ti
| That same green team lost six | Frey . = Fy 1 3
Farmers Furniture Sup ly Co R of their first 8 games. Among | Becker = i 1
: P . gto defeats were 82-28 and 67 | Fish ... ie 0 0
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SALUNGA, PA. Bl a losses to Sg fd Mare + 2 4
| etta respectively. They also lost | Mayer .......... 0 0 0
Ro Manheim, Hempfield and E.| Gg ‘
: , phe anc “| Grove ... 2 0 }
Complete Line of Household Goods | Donegal, je: 9 3
A i nil The second half of the season | Harple . 1d 0 2
Gi | ~ a y 8 found the Rams defeating the |
¥ Gifts For Every Member Of The Family 8 last three mentioned schools| Totals 5 6 16
# | and losing to E-town 46-44 and | Lititz Varsit GC F mn
I RI RARER Rene eam | Marietta 46-45 in an extra per- Devidsin y J 0D
p iod. You can see by these re-|gcratchard Sen 1 15
U by E D [sults how a team can improve | pelp . aE 1 5
{ by playing. They ended their | johns 9 0
| 0 J . | onnson ‘ +e
| 51-52 season with an 8-8 record | Good i 9 1 19
F M hi | the poorest record the local | 9 0 4
arm aC inery | coach has had since coming to Runk . Soy 1 3
Mount Joy in 1949. rie aii
onditi anteed b u . 2 go
Reconditioned and Guar 8d by your Now for the game itself—Mt. Totals 24 4 52
Joy controlled the opening tap | Mount Joy G F Tl
F AR M { and Zeller was fouled in his at-| Klugh . 7 3 17
| tempt for a goal. The foul was | Nissley : 1 i 3
| converted and the Rams led 1-0. Metzler s:13 3 25
Manheim immediately obtained! Ashenfelter . 1 2 4
BU R E A U possession of the ball.and held | Zeller . . } 0 8
(and I do mean held) the' ball a
ie ‘ until 25 seconds were remain- Totals 24 9 57
Fractors All in A 1 condition co OF E3 w ith live lag ‘the ond of the firs. de
PTO & live hydraulic John Deere “B Farmall | : . VY EYEE
CLP ; : | quarter. At this time Gibble BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
H” with cultivator & hydraulic Massey 101 Sr. with : eg . . .
a rs wh | tried an unsuccessful field goal Varsity & J. V
adj. front axle . . . . Case “S( . Siiver King Metzler rebounded ithe ball. | = 00 p
SPECIAL - | passed to Nissley, who was foul- Sls
led in an attempted field goal.! * Dec. 18—Elizabethtown H
A "pn ah 3 . 3
Oliver “70” with loader, like new - tires and mechanically “Pete” made one of his two at-| * Dec. A
$5985.00 | tempts as the quarter ended | Dec. 29—Almuni H
New Idea Spreader, 4 steel wheels, tongue, yoke and | with the score 2-0. Jan. 5—East Donegal H
double trees . ... $145.00 The second period found the|* Jan. 8—Maietia
: : 3 | Barons still using the same tac-| Jan. 12—Manor H
Also variety of other GOOD used machines tics. After Metzler scored for! * Jan. 15—Manheim Central H
. 3 the Rams, following the tap, the| Jan. 13—Manheim Twp. H
Lancaster County Farm Bureau Co-0p. ASS | sarons neta ie bat «on. 2—Bisapetions A
enfelter tied one of their play-| Jan. 26—Manor A
MACHINERY DEPT. | ers up causing a jump ball. The | * Jan. 209—Hempfield H
DILLERVILLE ROAD, LANCASTER. PA. | Rams got the tap and Zeller was : Feb. 3—Patton
| fouled attempting his second | * Feb. 5—East Donegal A
ini rk " . rg field goal attempt. He made the Feb. 9—Maonheim Twp. A
VEL os CIEE TL EIR ZR RIE . :
¥ bh aia i | foul and the score was 5 to 0.|" Feb. 12—Marieita H
3 A Manheim tried an outside shot League Games
ft a just before the half ended. —
3 Klugh rebounded the ball and Junior High
9 | passed to Ashenfelter who “hit” 4:00 P. ML.
i | Metzler under the basket for 2 ds
I] 0" points. This ended the scoring|. po. 18 H
i 8 of the first half with the score |. jy, 8 Manheim Central A
an unbelieving 7-0 oe :
} fli S : Jan. 12—Bainbridge H
x » Mount Joy attempted three |* Jan. 15—Elizabethiown H
# shots and made two during the | * jan, 22—Hemplfield H
: first half. Manheim failed on 3|* jan. 29—East Donegal H
hd | attempts. Feb. 2—Pation A
is | ;
M h 9 T k 8 It was not until the final per-! * Feb. 5—Marietia A
L ht t # | iod that the Barons decided to |" Feb. 12—Manheim Central H
3 1g en 0 er S as # | tangle with the Rams. The re-| * Feb. 19—Elizabethtown A
® | sults favored the local team. League Games
. ° 1 8 |
During These Busy Holidays! § me sored oii in wa 1 cs
® B| fal period. Metzler and Klugh | A&P EMPLOYEES WILL
0 | ; pli Bari
¥ Ea Rw i | sat on the bench during the final RECEIVE $2,225,000
TARE THE FAMILY OUT FOR DINNER # | two minutes as Eby and Nau-| ADDED COMPENSATION |
R OFTEN SAVE MOTHER THOSE | man replaced them. Employees of the Great At-
A, . TRE PR »n | Manheim JV G F T1.| lantic & Pacific Tea Company
~ re na THE TN i | :
PRECIOUS HOURS SHE SPENDS IN THE | 15 14 44 | throughout the country will |
io KITCHEN. | Mt. Joy JV G F T1| share more than $2,225,000 in |
co. 2. 2 6 | pre-holiday compensation this |
2 Maver. ........... 0 0 0 | year, it was announced today by |
* * * * x | Fish Ea 1 0 2 | Ralph W. Burger, president of
3 JA SPIE ) 2 6 | the food chain. |
Ww O : 0 Zimmerman ..... 2 2 3 Lae
And for the Christmas Table (7 4 9% : Becker 2 1 5| Every employee with as|
f h deficiou A b> 3 Grove. .......... 2 0 4 | much as six months’ service will
iF we have ceucious 3 Pennell 1 2 4 | receive a part of the annual
— fund voted by the company’s
ICE CREAM » Totals ........ 10 7 a t board of directors. Distribution
# | Manheim H. S. +P is scheduled for December 18.
SANTA CLAUS MOLDS RFR... 0 1 git meat Wilpers :
#1! Gibble 3 3
3 ‘ <
4 for 6 C Sauffer ......... 0 1 1} .4
: Longenecker .... 2 4 8 S FUNNY
farting ...... ones 1 0
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[CORY FUNK OPENS
CAMPAIGN
Cory Funk, son of Mr. and
Funk, 325 East
Mount Joy, and
Mr. J. B. Forgan, in an address
before a convention of the American
Red Cross, indicated that he felt | Mrs. Warren
the members of the audience were | Main Street,
more qualifie d to talk on the subject]
Locality's Amusements Appear Here Wee
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erica, Evelyn , Eph-
than “like the boy whose fath- | | Miss fine od 1 | Hy p 1
er thought he ought to be told some- | (rata, started the officia opening SHOWS MATINEE
thipg about the facts of life, It took |0f the 1954 “March of Dimes EVENINGS SATURDAYS
considerable courage, but finally|campaign for Lancaster County. | 7 and 9:00 P.M THE TRE AND
the father he boy xo oe Cory was named polio poster | SATURDAYS £ A
wing room after dinner, an alte a . Ba . M. 2: . .
some hesitation said, ‘Son, 1 should | (boy for the state of Pennsylva- Sans Mount Joy, Pa.
He and Miss Ay placed the
test tube |
neighbor-
like to discuss with you some of the nia.
facts of life.’ The boy said, ‘Father, [national poster and
that is fine, what would you like to|coin received in the
FRIDAY—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18-19
- ROBERT STACK
JOHN HODIAK -in-
know?" (hood grocery store operated by |
WORE SB PR H. Ray Blanck, Ephrata. - 99
Glow, Little Glue Spot | - I be “Conquest oc ise
Before modern furniture is given|
its fine finish, every precaution is|
taken to make sure that all cracks
and nail holes are filled and that all|
‘vagrant’. glue spots or smears are
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21
OUR JOB
ALD CAREY in
removed, To aid the eyes in the PRINTING TERESA WRIGHT MACDON
glue search, fluorescent dye is some- IS RIGHT IN 4 99
times mixed with the glue. The use ) THE GROOVE “eon The Hours
dye in the glue does not]
any harmful effects
furniture is exposed to a
lamp, it fluoresces
Moving bay
=n lpsurance
northwestern es of New
ROBERT K. BROWN
ern Pacific. Finding themselves
overcrowded among €00 neighbors,
320 E. Main St. Mount Joy |
Phone 3. 4062
of this
cause
when the
near-violet ray
like a neon sign,
and, |= es -
Fire - Auto - Casualty TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22
FRANK LOVEJOY -in-
EDMOND O'BRIEN —
“The Hitch-Hiker”
Uninhabited
tiny
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23
HUGO HASS
CLEO MOORE -in
«Strange Fascination”
ome 100 inhabitants of Pukapuka,
in the Danger Islands 50 miles
north of Nassau, arranged in 1951
to pay New Zealand $5,600 for the
right to settle on Nassau. The mi-
grants took with them food and
food-plants to develop supporting]
crops on their new island home,
Plywood i
The discovery of modern synthetic|
‘esin glues even before the}
var, had done much to revolu-|§
tionize the manufacture of furniture |§
plywood. Not only do they reduce i
the difficulties of manufacture, nd
¥
they produce a plywood that is
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the grain. In addition, the tremen-
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Yemen Customs
Yemen is a country in which noon i
comes at six o’clock—six hours after |
; where thieves are tied to|¥
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to them
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No. 303 can 2/35¢
RAFFETTO SPICED
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where high-grade Mocha
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Sickel Pears
tanks laboriously filled by chanting |i 1b 29
porters carrying four-gallon s 1 Pitted Dates c
from nearby cisterns, and springs.
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p Lejeune, N.C., Marine § Ib 4 C
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from the hospital stubbed his toe
on the hospital steps; limped back
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t thing to learn in inter-
th others is non-interfer-
their own peculiar ways
appy, provided those ways
assume to interfere by vio-
with ours.”—William James.
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