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Consolidated
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accruing to the
of Pennsylvania
Choose her diamond from | Company for the
the [inest | ended June 30,
| 848,365,
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Power &
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1954 were
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share
at such date,
OLUMBIA-TRUE-TFIT | ding ‘com
FEATURE 1 with $12,663,932 or $2.57 : per
itis ees ; | share on a pro forma consolidat- |
ALSO ed basis for the ewelve months |
Our own diamonds which we | ended June 30, 1953.
buy direct from the diamond Consolidated revenues for the |
pu ; twelve months ended June 30,
culiers, | 1954 were $108.0i1,849, an in- |
| crease of 5.1 percent over the
the
®
revenues for
Koser’s Jewelry Store
earnings of the
Light
subsidiary,
Scranton Electric Company,
common stock
Power & Light
twelve months
$15-
equivalent to $2.81 per
of common stock outstan-
as compared |
previous year. |
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MOUNT JOY. PA.

|

annual] |
.| A town booster luncheon will nounce that,
Joy Old Timers and the Midgets
Bernie Kear and Sam Dock will

field,
1 erfield, C.
Zeller,
| standings as
[ing one run in the top of
Old Timers
Plan Two
Ball Games ~~ Weekly Letter
A Mount Joy town baseball |
team will play the Mountville | ners in Penn-
baseball team in an exhibition | sylvania are limbering up their
|
Penna. Game
Commission
game on the grade school base- | varmit rifles and taking to the
ball field Wednesday evening, | field in search of woodchucks
August 5, 6:15 p. m. Citizens| Many gunners await the time
are urged to attend the game to | when the young ‘whistle pigs”
(see Mount Joy's potential play- | are weaned and on their own,
ers for a town team next season and when hay and grain have
A co f ol si
collection will be taken at the been mowed, exposing the |
|
game and proceeds will
ward a town team. |
a Die dare I us ‘porung challenge to
sudo ue | rifle enthusiast. It's
annual baseball game to be
played with the Mount Joy |
Midgets on the grade school]
80 to- | chucks to view.
I knowledge of the shrewd ani-
{ 4 | mal’s habits, then cautious
baseball field at 6:15 p. m. Prac- | : Arlee
: stalking and good marksman
tically the same line-up as last ship
| year has been secured. In addi- : :
|tion to the old timers named f
ast week players will be Mar- any Arce " tei
y TR ved ip
tin Beamenderfer, Harry Beam- | of groundhogs on thelr
enderfer, Ray Myers, Roy Pac- | property by careful >
ker, Harry Weidman and James | Properly prepared, the flesh of
Beamenderfer. Proceeds from | pig,
this game will go toward the]
Midget baseba'l fund. |
the little
asty.
The authorities
regrettably,
be held at the Mount Joy Am- | have been some persons arrest
lerican Legion home at 6:15 o’- | ed in recent weeks for hunting
\clock Monday evening, August | without license or for carrying
23. The price of the tickets is! loaded guns in cars.
31.50. They will be on sale at Peat these requirements to
both the exhibition game and at observed by chuck
the old timers-midget game. | from July 1 to September 30,
|The purpose of the luncheon is| inclusive, legal hunting hours
to see whether or not there are | are 6 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Eastern
{enough persons interesting in| Standard time; a current hunt-
game
bright cap or
| thing that stands out in sharp
contrast to the background and
is definitely not the color of the
animal’s fur.
American League.
The American League Roster |
is as follows: pitcher, Ben Groff |
catcher, Janes Pennell, 1st base |
Bill |
Gene Newcomer, cen-
Snyder, right field, burrow. Anyway,
Utility players are | hog, 58,
Richard Marshall, | for anyone to fail to make
"larold Etsell. of his target — or to take a sim
ple safety precaution to prevent
one ground
{T. Wealand.
The National League is as yossible tragedy
ollows: pitcher, Joe Hostetter, bos! atl :
itcher. R. Divet, first base, J. | Unusual Wildlife Happenings
In the past few weeks game
‘raul, second base, J. Collins,
hird base J. Harnish, short- protectors reported numerous
top, H. Harnish, left field G. | wildlife incidents of unusual
i0odling, center field, G. Zelen- nature, such as the following:
za, right field, D. Halbleib. Util- In the southwestern county a
|
ty: P. Snyder, R. Corll, Mike pugnacious male ringneck drove
VIumma. | a drooling house cat across a
{ Tr
The battery of each team will | Mother pheasant and her brood |
| followed close behind,
nanage their respective teams. |’
in the show.
Ir. Lichty and Mr. Houck will |
'mpire the game.
SOFTBALL NEWS
The Florin U. B. Church team |
noved to the front in the league
they defeated Lan-
‘isville by the score 6 to 1.
With two out, Houck singled |
ind scored on a double by Hen |
Farmer in the first inning.
A northeastern Penna.
sat atop a silo and
house cat and a full
woodchuck. In the
grown
all but wrecked the furnishings.
The southeast reports screech
owls dive-bombed persons
walking across a college cam-
i pus; a cock pheasant killed a 6
foot blacksnake; a rambunctious
deer chased cattle out of a
meadow corner on sO many ev-
enings the bovines now refuse
to feed in that part of their pas-
| ture: and a cat, from whom all
but one of her kittens were tak-
en. now nurses four small rab-
bits along with her offspring.
In the northwest a determin
ed beaver took refuge in a far-
Landisvil'e retaliated by scor- |
the |
‘econd inning to tie the score.
Two singles, a stolen base and a
sacrifice fly scored the run.
The
the fourth inning
by *B. Farmer, an
and four walks.
locals scored two runs in
on a double
infield out
Consecutive homeruns by H.
Farmer, B. Farmer and V. Zer-
mer’s garage, giving a game
PHONT 3.9295 EYES.-EXAMINED phey featured the scoring in the nroleetor. a hurd time: before. i
{ [| fifth inning for the locals. | was alive and transport
L. Hostetter Yih AL oq to water, some distance a
- . y (mer, .441 and G. Houck, 429 are ny
DR. M. F. GIAMBALVO leading the team in hitting. Vie Ny is No. 1 on the
OPTOMETRIST Zerphey collected his 10th home |. list of several women in
run of the season during the , ind.alnwe oily 3 > ig
ANNOUNCES CHANGE IN OFFICE HOURS TO past week, jo ides, Be oan
2 is Landisville ab r h wrecked their flower gardens,
| TUESDAY—10:00 A. M. - 8:00 P. Mm. 39 E. MAIN ST. 24 1 4 pout 100 yards from the square
FRIDAY — 6:00 P. M. - 8:00 P. M. MOUNT JOY, PA, ab rh iy the heart of the business dis-
29.4¢ |i Hostetter 2b ..... 3 0 0 trict. In another town a taxi
= zzz] Murphy, 8s ...... 3 0 0) driver struck a fox with his car
Honk P........ 3 ) and thought the animal dead,
. . Farmer, c oe han LES : his ns
Conversation Overheard Last Saturday J farmer ah... 8 2 glen I ALE of His au
“I wish I had a bottle gas stove. My two married children V. Zerphey, 1b 3 1 1 hors later. the man faced a
use bottle gas and ther stoves are much faster than my —— J. Klugh, if ...... 2 1 0 ively Reynard.
stove. My stove s only three years old, but I'd like to Nissley, vf" ...... 2 0 1 New Jersey Deer Die in Penna.
change it for a bottle gas stove as that bott'e gas boils water Hean, vf ........ 8 0 0 Savs John H. Doebling, Mon-
faster and the heat can be turned down right away.” Klinedinst, cf ... 2 0 0 roe County game protector:
Epler cf ........ 0 0 0 “The second ear-tagged deer
WARD BOTTLE GAS ee — was killed in my district recent-
EPHRATA, PA. Tomls 25 6 7 ly. Both animals were young
Dependable Faster Cheaper iva does tagged by the New Jersey
4 ig 31-tfe When in need of Printing. (any- | Conservation Department.
thing) kindly remember the “The first deer was killed by |

taking |
farmer |
witnessed |
an even battle between a large |
Poconos a |
wild turkey crashed through a |
window in a summer home and |
Woodchuck hunting offers a
many a |
first re-|
| quirement is keen eyesight and |
Asked for permission to hunt |
welcome the re- |
hunters. |
a vegetarian, is |
an-
there |
They re-|
be
hunters: |
All men over thirty years of sponsoring a town team. | ing license must be worn in
age are invited to play baseball * | view on the back; Sunday hunt-
on the old timers’ team. Interes- p| d To $i | ng for dhe a game,
ted players are asked to give! aygroun 0 age lo , is unlawful. |
their names to Sam Dock, Jr. Baseball All-Star Game | Casualty records show the
or Benjamin Groff if they are | “reason” usually given for the |
interested in being placed on Wednesday, August 1 all too prevalent shooting of hu- |
the line-up. | The “Big Game” will soon be | Mans by woodchuck hunters is:
Proceeds from the game will here Wednesday, August 11th, { The Mics he ad tor wb
go toward the midget baseball{at 6:15 an All-Star baseball | a Ise’ 9 groan 08 ne
fund. Several surprise awards game will be played on the lo-| ioe Js ho Oe use es el
will be presented at this game! cal park baseball field. Twenty- | shooting another In. Nusta Ae or
hich ared Fis ian: shove heer cloaks [a little animal, woodchuck |
which arrived too late for the|four boys have been selected to i > should take U oie]
annual banquet in June. participate in this game. These | Tay 2 Un ; SD
Marty Beamenderfer, Lancas- {boys have been assigned to eith- | | on a pi it i al
ter, will be in Mount Joy to do|er the National League or the at leost, with a Winle of
material—some- |
James Brown, 2nd base, i hont k
. nters now |
Vogel, 3rd base, Ronald Wil- | Experienced hunters Snow
liams, short-stop, L. Watkins | that movement, not color, is
what frightens a chuck into a|
more or less, is little excuse |
sure |

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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa.
Thursday, August 5

[a car on Route 209 near Bush-
[ kill in July, 1953. On June 29
| of this year the second doe was | but
found dead of a broken neck in | Everybody reads newspay
the Delaware River, near Shaw- | NOT everybody reads circular ad-
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