John Fellenbaum shots a foul throw at the Elco
rebound. Kevin Miller (#24) seems to be blocked
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Mark McKercher’s face can be seen.
The Donegal Indians be-
came the official Section 3
basketball champions last
Friday when they rolled over
E-Town 83-57.
Donegal will take on the
Section 1 winner February
18 at Hempfield, in the first
intersectional playoff.
John Fellenbaum paced
the Indians with 24 points.
Miller was next with 16. Bob
Barto canned 10, Bradley 9,
Weber 8, McKercher 7,
McCue S, Gallagher 2, and
Milligan 2.
Earlier in the week, the
Indians destroyed, €lco
95-58.
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game. Bob Barto (#50) goes after the
out of the action. Above Miller’s head,
photo by Corky Flick
It’s official now: basketall team
is el numero uno in Section Three
Fellenbaum tallied 26
points, Miller added 19,
McKercher sank 13, Barto
scored 12, McCue canned 9,
Weber shot 8, Bradley put 6
points on the board, and
Gallagher hit once for 2.
Letter
to editor
The Marietta Jaycees
held wives appreciation
night last weekend to show
their appreciation to all the
wives and girlfriends that
put time and the extra effort
inte many projects through-
out the year. We hope that
all whe attended had an
enjoyable evening. We once
again thank all wives and
girlfriends for their help
throughout the year.
The Jaycees have also
placed coin boxes through-
out stores in our community
to help us give this years 4th
of July fireworks a bigger
bang. We are striving for a
bigger and better celebra-
tion in this our becentennial
year. Your contributions can
and will be appreciated -
thank you.
Respectfully,
Harvey E. Reem
Publicity Chairman
DID YOU HEAR...
The Robert Houseals of
Maytown were honored at a
family dinner, Sunday, Feb.
8, in their home. Bob and
Viola will celebrate their
49th anniversary Feb. 13.
Happy Anniversary and
many more.
Mount Joy Boro Authority
opens bids for fuel oil, salt
Mount Joy Boro Authority
opened bids for fuel oil and
sodium chloride at their
Tuesday, February 3, meet-
ing.
The low bid of 35.5 per gal
for fuel oil went to Agway
Petroleum Corp., Syracuse,
NY. Other bids were Sico
Company, Mount Joy, 37.4
per gal.; Garber Oil Com-
pany, Mount Joy, 36.4 per
gal.; and C. E. Lutz,
Elizabethtown, 36.8 per gal.
The low bid accepted for
sodium chloride was from
Watkins Salt Company,
Watkins Glen, N. Y., $26.73
per ton. One other bid was
received from International
Salt Co., Stanford, Conn.
for $26.83 per ton.
In other business, Boro
Manager, Joseph Bateman,
reviewed the third quarter
reports of the water and
sewer accounts. The only
noticeable increase was in
the supply accounts. Bate-
man said the report shows
that only eight per cent of
the budgeted account for
water supplies remain and
cited rising cost of chemicals
as the reason. All other
areas are in good operating
condition and are staying
within the budget amounts.
The Authority adopted a
resolution authorizing Bate-
man to act on behalf of that
body, regarding Federal
Flood reimbursement. The
Authority suffered approx-
imately
damages from flood waters
this past year.
$1,500
A discussion on the type
of materials for the new
PPPS sro
Friendly People Meet’
ing brought no decision. A
study of cost differences will
decide whether the building
will be all brick, or a stone-
brick combination.
The site of the new plant
is approximately one quart-
er mile west of Mount Joy
on Carmany Road. Con-
struction is well under way.
It was announced that a
planned garage will be used
to house borough equip-
ment. The borough manager
said the building will be the
planned size, but will be
built with different mater-
ials. He is checking further
for better prices.
William Hopple, 107
Columbia Avenue, was hir-
ed as a new meter reader.
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servation until May 1,
1976.
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say this, but still we do it! we
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when they are purchased at
Miller’s Mobil. We want to assure
our customers the best ride and
tire wear possible for the tires they
purchase.
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Box 75A,R.D. 1. Marietta, Pa. 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday (50 issues per year)
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Publisher Nancy H. Bromer
Editor Richard S. Bromer
Society Editor Hazel Baker, 426-3643
Staff
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Judy Swab
Vol, 76 No, 6 February 11, 1976
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