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21 iThef Gazette? and Daflyj )YbrK; fflprddj September 20, -1954, Newspaper Boys and Girls MARKETS SPORTS York Securities Market Ph First Round cormfd By a. o. nue, c. At Bon-Air Tournament p. Bld Aske4 Glen Rock The field of 56 American insulator Com.

914 io entrants in the first annual Fall centraiMarket 42 Handicap Golf tournament at the Columbia water Co. Bon-Air Country club was reduc- 32 as the result of first Drovers 4 Mechanic! Natl round matches concluded over the Bank 22 33 Farmers Ma.ket Co. 120 weekend. FarRed 475 500 The rounds will be continued. First Nati bank.

York 36H with one week allotted for com- 255 275 pletion, and the finals are sche- First Nati. duled for Oct. 24. The champion wil1 nave nis name placed on the Wrightsville 25 2ti Edward J. Caughlin trophy.

StftitS. A H. Results of the first rounds fol- Hanover Saving Fund Soc. 11 12 Industrial NaU. Bank 29 Ken Ashman defeated Bern Rehmeyer, Penn Dairies 6 pfd 100 4 and 3 Pa.

Turnpike 3 -1985 106 4 107 Meyers defeated Maurice Lloyd, 8 Red Lion Water Co 08 and 6 S. Morgan Smith 26 Bill Bollinger defeated Fuhrman Grove, Sprine Grove Natl. Bank 26 none 5 and 4 Union Natl Bank. Ernie Linker defeated Al Deas, one up Mt fi Sv oHu Don Bostic drew a bye Western Natl Bank 27 Bm Remphrey defeated Barry Bubb, 4 York County Gas Co 48 and 2 York Corp. 3 due 1974 98 100 Ren Jones drew bye York CorrugatinB roxl Bart Brown defeated Bob Deveney, one York Co Natl.

Bank 60 V4 62 York Haven State i Bank ho Earl Helfrich defeated Bowden Stake, York Hotel Co 4 due 1956 sw iui 4 ftnd 2 York Natl Bank and Pat Patrizio drew a bye York TeYStA Tel pfd 64 Whitey Slonaker defeated Jim Jones, two York Tel Tel 3 1967 100 uPDon Kldd defeated Roye Bixler, 6 and 5 Tel 32 Fred Bowers drew a bye York Water Co. Dr. Cole Bowers defeated George Tamp- York T-ust Co. sett. 2 and 1 Buzz Bostic defeated Barto Lehman, 4 and 3 Poultry And E99S dagl Seitz defeated George Shewell, 7 YORK COUNTY EGO MARKET StoWi-5 (Prices quotea here are those paid oy and 4 dealers to farmers and poultry raisers tor Dr galtysiak drew a bye eggs purciased for resale.

Quotations Lester Seitz drew a bye correcteo daily.) Herb Hershey defeated Russ Bond, 4 Brogue ille and 2 The Brogue Dick Neal defeated Fulton, Kurtz. 2 Dillsbure 55 and 1 Dover Roger Stinchcomb defeated Bob Seitz, East Prospect 4o one up 19 nojes Fawn Grove -41 Bill Missell defeated Race Klinedinst, Glen Rock .42 .40 7 and 6 Hanover Junction .42 .40 Roy Bollinger defeated Bugs Grafton, 2 Manchester and 1 Mt Royal 42 Stewart Shaffer defeated Bill Rudisill, 4 New Freedom .42 .40 and 2 Railroad .42 40 wip Cooper defeated Ken Strittmatter, Seitzland .42 .40 0ne up Seven Valievs .42 -40 Tom Summers drew a bye Stewartstown 34 paui Gladfelter defeated Jake Harten- Winterstown 5 stein, one up, 19 holes Wiley Station Oint Raver defeated Meb Norris, 3 and 1 Wrightsville Bob Benson drew a bye York Haven 30 Paul Bailey defeated John Houston, 4 and 3 High price yesterday Announcement was also made of Low ice veste. -33 CM" indicates brown eggs) nual Senior tournament for mem bers 50 years and older. All matches will be 18 holes and the York Grain Markets winner will receive a trophy. A Barley, No.

2 $1.08 total of 11 entrants will be shoot-Corn (Shelled) 1.78 ins? for the championship. New Wheat, No. 2 1.83 First round pairings and handi- Oats 78 fsos for the Senior tonpv are: Deductioi for moisture 14 or k. dim (27) russ Bahn (30) iAi nOn nar hn Walt Rudisill (28) vs bye less, none; UV2V0. OZC per DU.

stewart Shaffer (19) vs bye each V2 additional. 02c per rov Bollinger (28) vs Bin Bollinger (21). Sacks furnished at cost to deliver raln Paul Seitz (17) i vs bye to York market. 4 eents a bushel ddl- Paul Sechrist (20) vs bye Nonl If delivered to market. Harry Bubb (18) vs bye Dr.

Cole Bowers (18 vs Roye Bixler (21) Happy Birthday MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, i954 SALlA MAE BRENNEM AN, 14, 1713 Stanton street MARTHA JANE COOK, 10, Dillsburg, RD 1 JAMES WINFIELD CUNNINGHAM, 14, Hallam, RD 1 ROBERT EUGENE DAYLEY, 7, Dover. RD 1 WILLIAM BRENNEMAN ERNST, 13, New Freedom LIZZIE P. FITZKEE, 5, Wrightsville, RD NANCY ANN FURST, 9, 266 West Princess street DELORES GETTYS. 16, Dover, RD 2 PEARL V. GOTWALT, 12, 512 East Maple PHYLIS NADINE GREER, 12, Pylesville, MICHAEL HOKE, 5, Spring Grove, RD 3 DAVID ILGENFRITZ.

5, 523 McDonald lane PEGGY JANE KAUFFMAN, 12, Hallam-NORMA JEAN KOHLER, 11, Red Lion FRED L. KUNKLE, 15, Mt. Wolf SUSAN MELISSA LAIRD, 3, East Berlin, RD 2 KEVIN PERRIS MARKEY, 1, Mt. Wolf. RD 1 GLENA DAWN MARSHALL, 3, New Free- LINDA MARIE McMASTER, 8, Felton.

RD 2 JON PAUL MEYER, 10, Wejlsville DEAN R. MILLER, 14, Glen Rock, RD 1 WOODROW LEROY MILLER, 12, Felton, RD 2 DARYL LEE MUNCHEL, 14, 953 Wellington street ROBERT NELSON NOYES, JR.3, Park- TERRY BLAINE' PATTERSON, 11, Thom- CARSON RAY PETRY, 8, 1116 West Poplar street BARRY EUGENE EIDER, 16, South En-olo, MICHAEL RALPH RILEY, 6, 115 South Duke street ELIZABETH SICCHITANO, 12, 1491 East Philadelphia street RONALD EDWARD SHERMEYER, 14, Hallam, RD 1 NANCY LOUISE SILAR, 14, Windsor, RD 1 LINDA ANN STREMMEL, 7, York, RD 2 DALE LEROY THUMMA, 14, East Berlin, RD 1 DEBORAH ELAINE WEIRICH, 6, York Haven GLEN FRANKLIN WITMER, II, 5, York. RD 3 DORIS JEAN YORTY, 3, Etters, RD 1 NORMA JEAN ZARFOSS, 13, Dallastown Carol Sends Thanks For Birthday Card Dear Editor: I want to thank you for my birthday card that I received Sept. 2. However, my age was listed incorrectly in the paper.

I was three years old, not 13. I also would like you to enroll my baby brother, He will be two on Jan. 17. His name is Jeffrey Lee. Please change my address from Seven Valleys to Seven Valleys RD 1.

We moved to our grandpa's BUcett Little Newspaper la the World Nature THORNTON YOWLER HATES WET FEET By prejudice are most folks ruled Unless to conquer it well schooled. Old Mother Nature. Yowler the Bobcat is a hunter, lie must hunt, find, and catch all his food. Of course this means that he has to roam about a great deal. He must do a lot of walking.

He does most of his hunting at night. Sometimes he covers long distances before he finds a meal. In At last he came to Laughing Brook. hard times he may travel all night and not get a mouthful to eat. When he has to go very far and hunt all night, he does not always return home to sleep.

He crawls under a pile of brush, or into a hollow log, sometimes even into a big hollow tree, or into a cave if he happens to be near one, and there sleeps through the day. Dislikes Water In one thing Yowler is a true cat, his dislike of water. He doesn't like wet feet. That is, he doesn't like to wade in water, sometimes he will go a long way to get around a small pool that he might easily have waded across. On this night, Yowler had bad luck.

He had hunted and hunted without catching even a mouse. He was feeling tired, and very much out of sorts. At last he came to Laughing Brook. He stopped on the bank. He wanted to go on, but right there Laughing Brook was too wide for him to jump across, asd he didn't want to wet his feet.

He could have waded across, and he knew it. As a matter of fact, had it been too deep for him to wade he could have crossed it by swimming. He can swim. If he should be forced to swim he could do it very well. He has been known to swim of his own accord, but there must have, been a very Dot Puzzle 3 3' 0 4 Jk 5 00 4l 3b 3 '41 i 43 44 45 4 4fc 4 .50 HIS FAVORITE PICTURE Frank loves to look at his picture book.

He is looking at his favorite picture now. If you would like to see this picture, join all the numbered dots together, starting with dot number one and ending with dot number fifty. Try your paints or crayons on this picture. i it Stories W. BURGESS strong and unusual reason for him to do that.

He just doesn't like water. "Probably I will have better hunting on the other side," he thought looking across. "I certainly couldn't have any. worse hunting." Touches Water He reached out and touched the water with one Then he shook it. "I hate the said he.

"I hate Laughing Brook. It is always getting in my way." He quite forgot how often he had found a fish, a turtle, or a frog, along Laughing Brook. Just then he hated Laughing Brook, or thought he did. Jolly, round, bright Mr. Sun' would soon be climbing up in the blue, blue sky.

If Yowler was to have a dinner before going to sleep for the day, he would haye to get it very soon. He had a strong feeling that he could get that dinner on the other side of Laughing Brook. He looked up the brook to see if there was any place where he could cross without wetting his feet. He couldn't see one. He looked down Laughing Brook.

There was no dry crossing in sight. "I'll just go up the brook, and look for an old log or treetrunk on which I can cross," thought Yowler. He started up along the bank. He came to a place where Laughing Brook was narrower. Could he jump it? He was tempted to try.

Then he decided not to. He didn't want to get wet. So, he walked and he walked, growing more tired and more hungry. And all the time he could have been on the other side, just by wading. (Copyright.

1952, by Thornton W. Burgess) Luanne Plans Surprise For Cousin Marlene Dear Editor: I am a little girl, eight months old. I would like to join the birthday club. I have brown hair and eyes. My brothers and sister belong to the birthday club.

I am enclosing two pictures. One shows me with my sister and brothers, and the other with my cousin, Marlene Wolfe, Brogue-ville. Mother is writing this letter as a surprise to Marlene and Aunt Minnie. My birthday is Dec. 19, Luanne L.

Smith, Red Lion RD S. I A I UOOVOHG OPT54E. 4 OFFICIALS CONVENE A meeting of the York chapter, PIAA Football officials, will be. he'd this evening at 7:30 o'clock in room 101 of York High school. James Bush will be the discussion leader.

farm more than a year ago. I like it very much. Mommy is writing for me. Carol Ann Seven Valleys RD 1. Dear Carol: Your enrollment card lists your correct age.

The error was a typing or typographical one. The Editor. As sure as God is good, so surely there is no such thing as necessary evil. Southey. 0 PER ANNUM ON MANCHESTER ATHLETIC GROUP CALLS MEETING Manchester The Manchester Athletic association will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the local Fire company hall.

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