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Penna. Game
! "Commission
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THE 1954 BUDGET OF THE EAST DONEGAL | W
TOWNSHIP ROAD BOARD IS OPEN FOR PUB- {| eekly Letter
LIC INSPECTION AT THE MAYTOWN NA- The progagation division of
TIONAL BANK, MAYTOWN. C. C. FORREY, { | the Game Commission reports
SECRETARY. [the following game releases
| during 1953:
Ar Ringneck pheasants, 112,805
{ of which 71,170 were raised at
{the State Game Farms.
turkeys numbered 6,182 Bob
white quail liberated were 10,
007. Wild ducks (in the duck
| banding program) totaled 7,
| 104. The number of cottontail
rabbits (wild trapped) released
{in '53 was 52,779.
Day-old pheasants were ship
| ped from State Game Farms to:
| Sportsmen, 65,230;
| Cooperators, 160,202. The Farm
| Game Cooperators and
| men successfully reared 130,477
{ of the birds to maturity. This is
| about 81% of the
| chicks allotted them,
| lent record.
| Hunters Liked
Along the line numerous oth-
| er game protectors have com-
| mented recently, L. B. Welch, a
Huntingdon County
tector, says: ‘According to re-
ports being received, people
who hunted deer last
saw more wild turkeys and larg-
er flocks than in any deer seas-
on in the last ten or 12 years.
| Their report on other small
game is just as good. They claim
they saw and bagged
game in '53 than any time for
sports-
an excel-
Last Season
more
many years.”
Lady Deer Sport Antlers
Leslie H. Wood, a game pro
tector living at Wellsboro, re
cently turned in interest-
ing information about the head
adornments of Tioga County
some
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SALE |
ENDS SATUR., FEB. 6th
Entire Stock of
MEN'S and BOYS’
Dress Jackets
$ 895.. ..8 6.75
9.95 ./. ; 7.50
1295 .. : 0.75
1495 .. + 11.25
15.95 . . NOW 12.00
1695... OW... 12.95
1795 ..N0OW.. 13.850
2195. . Now... 16.50
NOW
NOW
NOW
NOW
doe deer. Says Wood,
the last hunting saeson
Sylvia Carlson, of Antrim, Pa.,
killed a doe with a large set of
nine point antlers.
past several three doe
deer with antlers were bagged
in my district, and all of them
by women.”
| Along the same
| Protector D. W. Heacox, of Ir-
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years
Westmoreland County,
“A doe deer killed in my
win,
says
| son had a 2% inch spike horn on
| the left side of the head and a
1'4 inch spike on the other. The
spikes were still in ‘velvet’.”
Variance Between Bear
Kill and Report
Knowledge of the actual bear
| kill in important to
| the state authorities
any year is
| the next season. Aware thal
some bear hunters do not report
Game Commis-
sion’s research chief made a sur
vey of bear tag reports received
| since the 1953 season
Of 193 bears checked by the
that
I 3
| their kills the
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| game protectors in season
26 were not
office of the Game
mid-January
(The law that
of big game kills be mailed to
| the Game Commission, Harris
burg, within 5 days after the
close of This check-up
indicates that about 13.5 percent
Harrisburg
Commission by
requires reports
season.)
2500 ..NOW.. 18.78 |. pica Compared
THESE ARE ALL HIGH GRADE JACKETS |
THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY
: | JAMES B. HEILIG |
| Funeral Director
| BRos. | MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
MOUNT JOY, PA. |
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pan |
GC. Robert Fry
> MANHEIM R.
D. 2, PA.
Air Compressor Work
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc.
Excavating and Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
Rocks
and
Trees
Removed
PHONE MOUNT JOY
3-4753 |
Wild |
FarmGame |
pheasant |
game pro- |
season |
“During |
Miss |
Within the |
line, Game |
district during the ’53 buck sea- |
in planning |
reported to the |
sport well enough to swim in| gp 9 4 )
icy water to retrieve their nro tin Sy 0 9 |
game,” : Mamma ........ 0 0 0
| Old Records And Comparisons Adams 0 0 0
Early in January, Game Pro-| arandy a 0 0 0
tector David Titus made these Bower 9 1 5
comments: ‘“‘Several days after B. Eichler 1 0 9
the close of the recent deer sea- Eichler 0 0 0
son , the Warren, Pa. Mirror Heistand ig 4 4 |
carried a 1923 news item I found White 0 9 9 |
| quite interesting. At the close of Trostle a 1 0 9
the hunting season, 30 years ago henson
Game Protector Elmer Pilling Totals Lo 11 25 |
| released these big game kill fig- 3 : a“
, Ene Mt. Joy Jr. High F G TI
ures for all of Warren County.: ; ary]
legal male deer, 48; legal bears Newcomer -...... 2 9 fl
on i ar Nissley Gee
Gs alblei el 0 0 0
“Compare these figures with Han ib 0 a 0)
1953 season in my district, 108 rary = ol
ic Ba the {Hostetter .:..... 0 2 2
which comprises that portion of Williams 0 1 1
Warren County east of the Alle- res ams. or 0 0 0
: 1S yi. : ' ‘ |
gheny River. My estimate 1s ! - al
. . . + 1 oral | i 0
there was a total of about 1,250) ~ 5
i te Kaylor .......... 0 2]
legal bucks and antlerless deer| ~~ o yon
i i ; ti . wan OTOH HG 7 23 |
killed in my portion of the coun- Divet 0 1 1
! ty alone. Also, during the year VEL viv» rv >
| 1953 we have record of 137 deer Totals 14 12 42
killed on highways in this dis- OLAS +» -
trict, plus 14 killed for property ; lis .
ee ALUMNI UNKNOWNS
aes Fifteen unknown addresses
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Under The |
Basket |
| meeting of the group at the Amri-| The local Rams poured it on |
can Legion home Monday evening, East Hempfield last Friday ev- |
ening to the tune of 65 - 31.
| March 1. | It was a close game at the
as ¢ se game a 1€
{ made for the annual sports banquet end of the First Period as the |
[ to Li held Apri] 30. score was only 13-10 in the lo-|
The awards committee announc-|cals favor. With Klugh, Zeller, |
| Ashenfelter, Weber and Metzler |
hitting for 17 points the Rams |
increased their lead to 30-16 at
| Joy High School baseball team ime, Metzler scored fifteen |
| 1853, champions of the section; the| points during the third period |
Mount Joy High School boys’ ten-|as the locals increased their lead |
[53-24. During the latter part of |
this period and the last period, |
remaining players entered |
(the game but still outscored |
the opponents 12-7. Metzler led |
the scoring with 32 points.
The Varsity has shown |
shall College; David Brandt, sports q decided improvement during |
announcer of WGAL - TV; Harold|tpe past five games. They have |
Eger, sports editor of the Lancas=| gyeraged 61 points per game |
ter Intelligencer Journal; George|while holding their opponents |
Kirchner, sports editor of the Lan-|to 41. These five opponents were |
New Eia; William Parry,| Manheim Boro, E-town,
| sports editor of the Lebanon Daily|heim Twp. Manor, and East |
| News. | Hempfield.
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Individuals To Be |
‘Honored At Banquet |
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| Old Timers are reminded of the|
Tentative plans will Le
ed that special recognition will be
given to the following: The Mount]
| nis team, first in their league; the
Mount Joy High School Hie
| nis team, 1953.
Guests will be William Ellis, old
ofticial; Charles Mayser,
| ex-athletic coach of Franklin Mar-!
undefeated in
timers
| caster
{i Dr. J. K. Poss Miller, Philadel- | The Junior Varsity lost a
| ghia, will be the guest speaker for| thriller by the score of 32-27.
| the occasion. |Becker and Zimmerman led the
Man- | *
HE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, February 4, 1954 5
ICE BOATING ON
LAKE WALLENPAUPACK
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Company has announced that again
this year, as for the past severa
years, Lake Wallenpaupack will be
available to the public for ice
boating and sledding. Peimits fo
the use of the lake for these sports
may be obtained from Mr. Robert
Tragus, Lake Superintendent
whose office is at the Wallenpau-
pack Dam. No permits arc needed
for ice fishing
to the public.
Attention is called to the fact
that no persons are allowed on the
Lake within 750 feet of the Dam
or in the restricted area in that vi-
cinity which is marked by No En-
try notices. The Company asks that
all persons who use the facilities of
the Lake
carefully.
which is also open
observe this regulation
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Varsity & J. V.
8:00 P. M.,
Feb. 5—East Donegal ...... A
Feb. 9—Manheim Twp, .... .. A
* Feb. 12—Marietta ................ H
League Games
Junior High
4:00 P. M.
* Jan. 29—East Donegal ..... H
* Feb. 12—Manheim Central _..... H
* Feb. 19—Elizabethtown .._... A
League Games
RE —
SAVE MONEY BY
| READING THE ADS
Individuals to be henored will be|scoring with 10 and 7 points |
| Miss Marianne Schofield, women’s respectively.
| singles tennis champion of Lancas-| Mount Joy F F TI.
ter County of 1953; Dr. Harold Fell-| Klugh kM eg 1 5
enbaum, men’s singles tenis cham-|{Weber .......... 4 1 9
| pien of Lancaster County of 1853;| Nissley i... ....... 0 0 0}
| Benjamin Clinger and Jack Beas-| Metzler Catone 14 4 32 |
| ton, doubles tennis champions of | Eby lab as nine 0 0 0
the PLA.A. high schools of Penn-| Ashenfelter Arie 4 1 9
| sylvania; Samuel Wilson, Reading, Nauman ........ 3 0 6
| a ccach of the Mount Joy Athletic| Zeller opr ie So) 0 4 |
lssociation feotbali team of 1915: |
the outstanding athlete of Mount| Totals ........ 29 7 65 |
{ Joy High Schol of 1953 and the pg Hempfield G F Tl |
| Soe piel of Mount Joy High | Rigcer tig kien 3 3 9
{ : Blechschmidt .... 3 3 9 |
: = Ee (Holtzapple ........ 0 0 0
with other heason figures this Isisonriver = 0 0 0
| considered a fairly high return BoWers 9 1 1]
| In some instances bear kills| prumma gy 3
| were reported on the same tag Tmmich o.oo. 5
with deer kills. The separation] a
| and count of deer kills by SeX| Totals hog 15
| and antler growth is still going] Ls.
{ on, therefore it will be some E. Hempfied JV G F
| time, before final tabulations of] 12 8
| the bear and deer harvests of | nit. Joy JV G F
53 are available, game officials) poy et ig 2
say. Pennell ........:. 0 0
Hunter Turns Retriever Becker . 0a 0 10
Andrew Ewart, a food andi. merman Lonel 1 71
| cover’ crops foreman for 5... 0 0 0
Game Commission, tells this: «on al 2 1 0 9
Mr. J. Harold Arnold, a Farm- 5 ve i | 0 0!
Game Cooperator in Fayette Co. Beaston Baie 0 6 |
told me about a man who hunt- Fish .: <0 0 0
ed ducks on his pond last fall Cd
and was successful in bringing Totals .. 1g 3 97 |
one down in the middle of the La
pond. ‘The hunter had no way Mt. Joy Junior High School |
of reaching the bird from shore| gofeated Bast Donegal Junior
but, det rmined lo retrieve his High basketball team 42-25, in
kill, he peeled his clothes,! 0 cial assembly program Fri- |
swam out and brought the duck|y,y j, Mount Joy. The high |
in. It was on one of the colder
scorer for Mount Joy was Ben
days during the waterfowl op with 23 points. High scor- |
son and he shivered for some| for East Donegal was Shank |
time afterward. Mr. Arnold sta |with 8 points. The Mount Joy
ted it hard to turn now has a league standing
men who wished to hunt on three wins and four losses.
their East Donegal G F Tl
was
farm when they enjoyed
are the total that remain in the |
files of the Mount Joy H. S. Al-
umni Association, according to
the secretary, Miss Betsy Bigler.
Subscribers have complied with
| requests for addresses and have |
| helped with the files. |
These which are still needed |
are Albert Longenecker, Hersh- |
cy Longenecker, Harvey Longe- |
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Benj. F. Garber
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Phone 702-J
FARM BUREAU
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Moutoal Fire Inserence Cou
Life Insurance Co.
necker, Rachel Roberts Jones,
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist Martin Sevears, Enid Habecker, |
John Root, Walter Root, Warren |
HE» | Deacon, Roscoe Smith, Naomi |
To of Gembetling Reissinger, + Mrs. |
» 5.2888 E : |
\ W/ Dorothy Schneider Ruebrecht, |
Mon. &'Wednes. 9.5:30 | |
Tues. Fri. Sat. 7.9 P. M. | Fay Habecker, Beulah Rice |
Tues. Fri. Sat, || Murray and Laura Stark.
9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. M ||
ELIZABETHTOWN | Bulletin would be appreciated.
15 £. High St | Any leads or possible addresses
| Acall to the secretary or the |
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Telephone 24-F | ould be appreciated.
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: a at a rt a a Sse ror eres
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
FARM BUREAU
INSURANCE COS.
® Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance Co
e Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
® Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Co;
Home Office: COLUMBUS, OHIO
Warren H. Stehman
SQUARE ST., FLORIN
PHONE MT. JOY 3-5547
NOTICE
THE 1954 BOROUGH BUDGET, AS PREPARED BY
BOROUGH COUNCIL, IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR
INSPECTION AT THE HOME OF THE SECRETARY,
WILLIAM F. BRIAN, FREDERICK ST.. MOUNT JOY,
FENNA.
BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY
WILLIAM F. BRIAN, Secretary
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FRIDAY — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 - 6
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