1976 vy January 14, 1976 Louise Brown with the afghan. The afghan will be ra ffled off to raise money for the Riverview safety patrol. Riverview PTO sponsors arts and crafts show by Hazel Baker A Bicentennial Arts and Crafts program will be presented Monday, January 26th, by the Riverview Parents-Teacher Organiza- tion at 7:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to display an art or craft or to demonstrate for this pro- gram may contact the presi- dent, Mrs. William Brown, 426-1147. An afghan will be raffled te buy raincoats for safety patrol members. The hand made washable orlen afghan is made with double crochet open mesh with red and white stripes and a field of blue stars representing the 13 original Colonies. Tickets are still available from the president or Mrs. Richard Oberholtzer, Mrs. Jean Major, Mrs. Linda Nornhold, and Mrs. Shirley Blewett. Bicentennial registers merchants in bocklet by Cheryll Hallgren Local merchants are now being contacted by Denegal students under the super- vision of Melody Mumma to have their names and businesses registered in the historical bocklet to be published by the Mount Joy Bicentennial Commission. They will apear under the heading of ‘‘Merchants Ser- ving Mecunt Jey in 1976.” A patrons list will alse be accepted for citizens wish- ing to have their names listed in the publieation. The becklet will contain maps of old Mount Joy, residences, hotels, churches industries, and street scenes plus captions pertaining to the town’s history. The committee is however, lack- ing photographs in several areas: Old Florin, street scenes, and residences. Citizens are being asked to contact Mrs. Patrick Moran if they wish te contribute old photoes to be used in the publication. The Bicentennial Com- mission will held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, January 14 at 7:30 in the Bore Building. The public is invited to attend. Knorr announces reduced car fees for elderly Justice Raymond B. Knorr, Mount Joy, an- nounces that applications forms for reduced registra- tion fees for motor vehicles for senior citizens will be available in his office after January 20th. The provisions of Section 702 of the Vehicle Code of PA Bureau of Motor Ve- hicles has recently been amended, making these reduced registration fees available to retired persons with incomes not exceeding $7,500, and removing oper- ator restrictions. Formerly, the income figure was $3,500, and the person registering the ve- hicle had te be the driver of the vehicle. Marietta Carpet Plant calls back 27 workers The Marietta Carpet Plant of Armstrong Cork Com- pany has announced the recall of 27 employees who had been furloughed in November and the hiring of about 25 additional em- ployees. Richard A. Graff, plant manager, attributed the expanded employment to “increase activity in the plant as our business grows compared with the last quarter of 1975.” Armstrong’s Marietta Carpet Plant, which began production operations in 1968, is now one of the few facilities in the carpet industry capable of manu- facturing all of the most popular types of residential, do-it-yourself, and commer- cial-grade carpeting. Mount Joy Library directors to meet on Monday, Jan. 26 by Jean Hamilton The Mount Joy Library Beard of Directors will hold their first meeting of the new year on Monday, January 26, 1976. The meeting will be held at St.’ Luke's Parish Home at 8 p-m. The public is invited. Come and meet the library Board of Directors. J-Cs to give award Jan. 24 by Robert M. Behling The Mount Joy Jaycees will culminate their 25th Anniversary Jaycee Week celebrations with the 19th annual Distinguished Ser- vice Award Banquet Satur- day, January 24, 6 p.m., at the Mount Joy American Legion. A young man, 18 to 35, from the Mount Joy area, will be recognized for out- standing service to the community and high per- sonal development during 1975. Other community citi- zens will receive special recognition for their con- tributions. Nominations for the Distinguished Service Award have been received in secret, and the winner will be selected by a panel of prominent local citizens. Speaker for the evening will be Dr. CG. Terry Madonna of Lancaster, Associate Professor of His- tory at Millersville State College, former Lancaster County Commissioner, and a member of the Lancaster County Bicentennial Speak- ers Bureau. Dr. Madonna will present a program on Lancaster County During the American Revolution. The public is invited to attend and support the community recognition of a young man for his contrib- utions to the betterment of Mt. Joy. Reservations are appreciated, and may be made at the Jack Horner Shoe Store in Mount Joy, or by contacting any member of the Mount Joy Jaycees. Bicen. Ball tickets ready by LaVon Harnish Tickets will remain on sale for Mount Joy’s Bicen- tennial Birthday Ball till February 7, the night of the gala event. Tickets will also be on sale at the door of Donegal High School gym- nasium that evening. The Mcunt Joy Joycee-ettes, sponsors of the semi-formal ball, are encouraging all ages to attend and colonial costumes are welcome. The celebration begins at 8p.m. and ends at Midnight. A group of local musicians will provide many old favorites as well as contem- porary songs for dancing. Adult tickets are $5.00 per person and students tickets are $3.00 per person and can be bought from any Joycee- ette or by calling 653-1656 or 653-4388. ° REICH'S AUTO SALES SUSQUEHANNA TIMES - Page 3 TAKE A DRIVE IN THE COUNTRY AND SAVE SOME MONEY! “72 MAVERICK auto, real sharp £1795 “71 OPEL Wagon, auto $1195 70 OPEL Cadet, Real Sharp $1295 70 PLYMOUTH Duster $1395 70 AMERICAN MOTORS HORNET $1495 ‘69 MERCURY RX 2 dr., HT, A title, 42,000 original miles . $1295 ‘69 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN Wagon $695 ’69 CHEVY Caprice, 4 door $1195 69 YW BUG $995 ’69 CHEVY CAMERO $1495 ’69 MUSTANG $1495 ’69 CHEVY Impala, 2 dr., HT $1495 ’68 MUSTANG, anto. $1095 ’68 JEEP COMMANDO, with plow $1795 ’67 PONTIAC $395 '65 CHEVY CHEVELLE, 2 dr., HT $595 ’63 FORD ECONOLINE "2 ton pickup $495 No money down for qualified buyers. i Open Every Nite till 8:30 441 Phone 426-3411 GE 1FA161619H1H 1 BIHIBIbhlv iY nie 2 mi. N. of Marietta on Rt. HAA 9119 191 IY) (Se “I haul cancelled store orders, odd discontinued items and samples from Carolina factories to a warehouse outlet in Mt. Joy.” “NO StCONDS"’ “Priced just above nice used things.” A \ \ [a A 'EACTERY MISTAKES FURNITURE 17 New Haven Street Mt. Joy, Pa. | BROWSING HOURS Saturday }-6 PHOTO IE FINISHING = o SPECIAL SAMEFAST © SERVICE AS OUR REGULAR FINISHING WORK RECEIVES SUPER 8 MOVIES $1.59 COLOR PRINTS 12 exp... . . .3299 20 exp... . . .3399 SPECIAL RUNS FROM 1/15/76 to 1/24/76 36 exp. SLIDES OR 8mm. ROLL MOVIE FILM NOT COVERED ON SPECIAL SNE I a aes THIRD & LOCUST STS. COLUMBIA
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