\ { ' N don . and Carey scoring for Coach El- THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. P & h [ n, Pa. y | Indians | mer Kreiser's team. | Thursday. December 23, 1 Penna. Game Pp. P. L. Shows I TT Hehe | | wool ) ——— | . { i | S M | | H S ; A V E R N (Continued from Page 1) In fhe GH Denied. Donegal Earnings Increase i IHN (gD sc ” i Ss, 1 4 Me | hy P bia and Ashenfelter made one WI ogy yi . uo Under The Commission Consolidated earnings of ow [41 hd [AL from the field. After 4's min-| | 12 i Pennsylvania Power & Light | 30 N. Jacob St., Mount Jo wt of the firs arter with | COlumbia scored 12 points to sylvani . | y re ie st hg Fh make the score 50-36 going in- Basket ee y etter Company and its subsidiary, The Place Where You'll Get The Biggest Ham Sandwich Crimson Tide = alled for time. | to the last period. In this period, | The Mount Joy Merchants | The Scranton Electric Company, In Town Two buckets by Kauffman and Columbia oulscored the Green | won their third game in a row | By now most hunters have accruing the common stock of rp and White, 17 to 13, with Carey | as they defeated a good Lehigh | cleaned, oiled and stored their : . : UMBO SHRIMP AT ALL TIMES one by Serhan, knotied the score and Kauffman outscoring Kugle, | c " 5 ho “TY sporting guns Pennsylvania . Power & Light ge ———— uM at 7-7. Kugle sunk one from the ig Final Sled ean 30 > 37. ick d 5 - 9 ti is diff a Company for the twelve months + < foul circle, with Jim Grove fol- me : ih { HA Ammerman S10 and) le | 13 0) Mi ended November 30, 1954 were JOIN US FOR A RIP- ROARING SLAP. HAPPY lowing with twe and Helstund 08 82 i Wis hina Sokol] BATES Working the locals | he Safe ot fur jokers The pres $16,219,466, equivalent to $2.88 yi . iy » scored a foul zie as d 8 ‘I'| continued their winning ways| ent min season does not enc sr share of ¢ stoc 2 New Year’ S Eve Party with one : Be trone sc ored 1 fou for Donegal with 19 points, f0l-| by coming through despite this! until noon. Jan. 1. 1955. The one per fhave of common stock out THE BEST IN FOOD AND DRINKS and Qerfin a two pointer for lowed by Kugle with 15. and | handi ugh despite Wus/\ 1p sanding at such date, as com- Be hy : F lio Columbia. to make the score 15 ve Dy iW n 2 | handicap. ; : for muskrats closes at noon, on with $14,057,057 or $2.85 Fun popping all over the place. A thrill-packed greeting to 10. Grove 0 Bie fay bonito led| It was strictly a team victory | Feb. 1. Tens of thousands of per share on a pro forma econ i ackboards, being ably as-| as eac fe y i Ss S » of the i or oo» io the New Year! Noise makers Free. I% the wetonit perion> Daneel both b bo hi ing no | 18 ich fellow contributed | men, boys and some of the fc M= basis for the twelve | or Delicious RB : sored Cohuabia’ asain. with sisted by Kugle and Grove. Ash-| points toward the win. Jim/| inine sex trap for fur-bearers in months ended. November: 30 P " HUBIE and JANE SMITH. Cotmbiia distorted asain, ah enfelter and Heistand were the | Meminger led the way with 15 Pennsylvania every fall and a 4 I wil Me ds S Ashenftelter, Metzler, re ‘is . sday | tite . wi it . a | als : , Kugle scoring for the Indians, Staticoue a 3 fone. Tue y Pots towatds ie YI Bob winter, Consolidated revenues for the y Screen . Ec : was the first time this year the Flick came through in the final In the current hunting license {welve months ended November | Our big menu includes taste SORE MIT ATEN — starting five played the im : : . . twelve month Up le Toil in | Starling five played the entire) quarter with three of his four| period raccoons, skunks andigg, 1954 were $108,204,303, an Ine Whole em OX t Bape alii Coat O goals. { opossums may be taken in of 2.2% over the reven- os { MATINEE Fresh Roas ed n congratulating Coach De- | Lehigh GF TL|limited numbers. This winter's revious year 5 INE | . iq + | ” S ues for the previous year. NE ; : ’ | poe after the game, he said, “the | 22 13 57 three-week beaver season. does > : OUNTRY op 7 and 9:00 P.M HE TRE ann jj boys deserve all the Srey iey | Mount Joy G F Ti | not start until Feb. 14, 1955. There is no better way to boost : I T C H E N SATURDAYS T A Ho IDAVS | hustled all he Ww ay and ol oa | Hershey, H 5 1 11 | Foxes and weasels, classed as|your business than by local news Mrs. Mary Wolgemuth 6.8.10 P. M. 2:00 PM i vantage of all the breaks. Coach | Shuman 4 2 10 | predators. may be trapped anv tus Mount Joy. Pa Kreiser has a fine team, and his | Klugh 3 5 1 i re { S, ay be app any paper advertising | RD. 1 Phone 7-9709 ds © y S| 8g a ©. | ———— a —————— — yl { boys gave us a battle all the Clinger 2 1 5 ’ : : - 2 pony * Today's prices for R - SN aan Bs Hassinger’s oer's Grocery | h Marsh Gemberling’s a, : . : fur are so. low, compared to ubinson’ 8 . JEAN SIMI J VIC MATURE «ine { oach Marsh ME Tr gs! Hawthorne > of . / JVs lost the opening game ol Geib 1 0 3 those 20 to 30 years ago, el] ) Materials Home-Raised “ry in 99 16 N. Market St., Mount Joy 5. 0 AOL : : : “ ping has fallen off markedly. ress ' he Egyptian Columbia by the score of 42-31, | Meminger 6 3 15 AL one mot : Fini : Va irs He e pelt of a prime Sy 44- tfc with the JV’'s fighting all the tre} SOLD BY D bl B t d : Somes ene =| av. bof : Ble: 0 CODE) Tolals : | red fox brought the trapper $20 oupie reaste { A In Cinemascope G i i hi we re uns 2 © cope Totals ....... 30 10 70 or more. Now its skin is worth- Mrs. Robert S. Hershey } I TWO SHOWS EACH NITE, 6:30 and 9:00 P. M. Season’s Yreetings | Wha laiumbla oa Cp Siem less or nearly so. A blanket 121 N. Charlotte Street Playing a fast moving game, | (large) beaver hide that sold MANHEIM, PA ! FROM | | GROUP COMPLETES FALL HOSPITAL PROJECT The fall project of the Mount [ the locals continued | ning ways as they | their win- won their | for $60 to $80 in 1945 sold last, winter for $12 to $15. A wild=|___ Phone Manheim 5-7: - I . MONDAY -— TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27 - 28 Arbutina S he Movs | fourth straight game by defeat- | caught mink pelt listed at $12 to i v.15 3 . ‘ : . | Joy-Florin branch of the St. Jo- | ing Capp’s Cafe 87 to 68. $16 this season netted the trap-| 1 DAVEY Rave FARLEY CRANGER “in Franklin House | seph’s Hospital Auxiliary has| B. Zimmerman, H. Hershey | per $25 to $30 a few years ago. Depsh d als | © GAS “HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON” WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29 - COLUMBIA OPEN ALL SPECIAL TURKEY PLATTERS DAY CHRISTMAS been completed. The group com- pleted the making of 55 terry cloth bibs which will be present- | , ed to the children’s ward at the| "old Zimmerman Jr., hospital this week by Mrs. Har- | secretary of and Hen Klugh came through] with impressive scoring with 28 | 24 and 19 points respectively. With Zimmerman scoring on | his favorite jump shot and Hen | Klugh hitting from the side and | muskrat, Today's prices on large, prime, | pelts not already mentioned are! weasel, $1.25; about as follows: black skunk, $1; muskrat, $1.00; $1. opossum, $15¢; N raccoon, $1. Not a high return DALE ROBERTSON — MARY MURPHY -in- ! the club. | pivot, this caused the defense to| .. : ne a Steamed Clams and all other A ting of the group wi) d ti i" 1 v orc when the labor involved and the > - ; meeting ( e | guar ese two players m cost of cadivmieht are considers | “ws A Sea Foods be held in January, it was also closely allowing Hershey more up! are rong | : d | reed ter the basket. The| °% In Cineascope MEALS SERVED FROM | 3nnounced. i jj reedom the Lastel. ine] But trappers who : yearn: for i ! t 12 TO 7 ! rn | Merchants passed repeatedly to the “good old days” should not i 2 ; ; Hopshev Ww ew als 31-1c { Patronize Bulletin Advertisers | Hoses Yi threw in te goals dream back too many years. In ; TE — - } Sopp Tale 20, 0 ed 1886 a Philadelphia fur house — —_— | HS po r bo issued a pelt price most of which! [ M4, Joy ‘| looks hardly encouraging, even| |. Zimmerman 13 4 2a when the difference in dollar] Roy M. Ressler LIVE OR DRESSED fi He rshey 0 3 2 value, then and now, is consid- 27 W. MAIN ST. UG heen 8 Il ered. These items were taken | Shan ih 1 0 from the list: a fisher (now ex- MOUNTVILLE ox TTY TY I'P Zinunciman ig Tal omy 2 DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Abu ur “!tinet in Pennsylvania) brought PHONE 5-5301 [Gey +9 0/3 to $7, the same as an otter | 2d 1 9 skin; a mink hide was bought| OR CALL | See us first for special prices | Flick : J J nid for 20c¢ to 60c; one from a wild | on banquets and suppers. Totals : | | cat was worth 25c¢, a house cat, — - a - P i leat R N N G v [ 10c; a rabbit skin was valued at WM. K. RESSLER P.P. &L. Shareowners | 1c to 2c; the pelt of a "“winter-| FLORIN, PA. Norman Becker killed” muskrat brought 10c to Tn ma Vote In Favor | 15¢; and that of the raccoon 10c MT. JOY 3-5731 | DIAL 3-5639 MOUNT JOY | ~ | 43-9¢ Of Merger | to 85¢. : New and Used Gas Ranges | ORS Cp ess | Today’s raw fur prices are| 24-1fe Patronize Bullelin Advertisers. . | of ennsylvan- | not so low but that many trap- el ; aa TE : ees should be bought as an 1 n V es t m e nt fia Power Light Company, at a| pers continue to run their lines, | A TT 2 A EA 2 SRE EE | special meeting in the Com- | and wild-caught furs net a tidy | | panys Allentown office, yester- | sum for many a trapper in this! | day afternoon voted overwhel- | state. Also, the trade in pe 1ts'¥ J \ ° ° ° . | mingly in favor of proposals to] i § J | “| and the money garnered bv tan- “ designed to accomplish some definite | merge. The Scranton Electric | pore and manufacturers of =f A | Company and Pensylvania Wa-| , arments eventually has an eco- % | ter and Power Company into | = nomic effect of considerable im- | o | Pennsylvania Power & Light | portance to many people. ELECTRIC MIXERS GUNS | Company. Earlier in the day atl Shik , . purpose, whether it be used to stim- | separate meetings, the| Rare Taste Causes | £) ECTRIC IRONS BINOCULARS | shareholders of both Scranton | ane = 5, William Shaver, a game pro- & | TOASTER SCOPES iar Penn Weta Sa } tortor living at Mainland, Mont. ELECTR C oO S . Har proposals by large majori i ong . t It bd | gomery County, reports: n¥ ELECTRIC FRYERS TOYS ulate sales or enhance prestige. Its tes Soins, sons: “On | Also as a result of yesterday's | le visited my home. That day| ELECTRIC SHAVERS SEAT COVERS | meeting, PP&L will, subject t0| he hunted for a few hours and) » » h . | by necessary regula-| hot two cock pheasants. The TIRES ~ { tory authorities, reopen its pre- | Sond sr he started| value to you lies not in what it cost, Jory simariies, 4s pre: meal on I f | cleaning his birds in the sink, 8 . change plan and to make this | with the help of my mother- General Merchandise | possible PP&L’s shareowners ac- | law. . . . | cordingly took action necessary | “Suddenly the lady \ but In what 1t ACC omplishes. | to make the required shares of | dropped one of the pheas- # THOME’S GENERAL STORE | its stocks available for exchange | ants. In cutting the craw open| ’ | Under this reopening, the hold- | she found a snake surled up FREE PARKING PHONE MT. JOY 3-4812 | ers of the approximately 9% of | sige it. The cause of the excite- ig STORE ‘HOURS 8:30 A. M. UNTIL 10:00 P. M. | the Scranton shares not yet ex-| ment was a dead, 11-inch garter Yasar snes a ATE I changed will have another op- | snake. . & portunity to convert their shares | “From now on,” said Shaver, | to PP&L sock on the same basis “I shall probably have to clean jo the original plan. Chas. E. | any pheasant I bag, because co- { Oakes, FP&L president, point- | operation from my wife or mo- ed out that the move comes as a | ypor.in-law is hardly expected.” result of numerous requests Adequate Protection Spells ; e t | from among the remaining | Mor2 Rabbits ° “ ® ° | Scranton shareowners for a sec- Se Protector Paul H. Glen- | { ond-round opportunity to take ny. Adams County, seems to bel | advantage of the exchange offer. | na a double-barreled sug- A P. P. & L. shareowners also | in the following, Says | voted to increase the Company's | Glenny: "Last November it was | canta] stock iy he | my privilege to spend a few | shares of cOMMON SLOCK | pours hunting rabbits on a farm | ind 257.462 shares of series pre- | oar Gettysburg. I was interest-| . . | ferred stock and approved a | oq jn the owner's method of im-| Do Y our Prin ting | proposal to increas fe | proving his shooting possibili- | ized indebtedness of the OM- | tins. The man hunts and traps RCA Victor “Driscoll Decorator Serles pany by $100,000,000. While the foxes. The bounty he received bo if Choice of color combinations, 4X64 1 i Company has no present plans | from the hides in recent years Ale $39.91 | for issuance of this stock, or for | i { ie . 1 ’F | was put to good use. With it he] &% WY T: bl R d | the increase of its debt securi- | drainage tile and dug it rE d e a 0 | ties other than those required to |; on different localities on his| ith “Gold In AM stations ‘clearlv—eventin Pho 3-96 6 1 Mount Jo | carry out the mergers, the MOV- | The tiles furnished excel- wit olden Throat” Tone alt i Yeas ne ) y | es were made to nrovide for fu- {lent escape cover and safe Now buy your new radio for color And it has a phono-jack with | ure expansion of the Company S breeding spots for cottontails. i vail ye ae? Youd switch— for easy plug-in of a rec- | service facilities in anticipation In two or three hours we saw, RCA Victor's tine a od Maer, a oie] + of continually-increasing custo- 17 rabbits and bagged 6. On the Decorator Series RC \ Vi t gl? pe i" Tew \ Ou ror 116 3 Sunt be ! 1ctor risco Mer power Toe me es | last day of the 1954 season the You get a premium in power, tool Decoralor Series— here fad { many rabbits observed on the The rugged, compact chassis pulls today! “0 A ! fi d area promised adequate brood | ry lassifie stock for next year's erop.” WAY’S APPLIANCES ; | | rE ! for results | Stimulate your business by adver | 48 WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY ui J vista in the Bulletin. CLOSED AT 6:00 P. M. FRIDAY DECEMBER 24
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