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HAVING A PARTY?
Let me prepare your food.
Will service if desired. State
inspected. Miriam’s Cater-
ing, 653-5766.
NOTICE
Remodeling, building,
and electrical work. Also,
picnic tables, gun cabinets,
hutches, desks, & children’s
furniture, made to order.
898-2877 or 442-4751. 821
Centerville Rd., Lancaster,
17601.
NOTICE
Just moved to our area?
Recently engaged? Had a
baby? To have the most
famous basket in the world
at your doorstep, please
call—Barbara Banks,
653-4478 or Cherie Dillow,
653-1609 (Mount Joy area),
or Hazel Baker, 426-3643
(Marietta & Maytown area).
' Welcome Wagon.
NOTICE
1 lot of fishing rods -
True Temper, Heddon,
Garcia, etc. Reduced 40%.
Columbia Hardware, Mari-
etta.
NOTICE
Romex cable reduced.
14/2 with ground 250 ft
rolls. $19.95. Columbia
Hardware, Marietta.
WANTED
Base for round oak table
restorable condition.
top,
Phone 1-872-4404.
JUST ARRIVED
Bennington and Betsy
Ross flags and flag outfits -
all at reduced prices. We
give quanity discouts.
Columbia Hardware, Mari-
etta.
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FORRENT
Trinity house studio apart-
ments, kitchen appliances,
wall to wall carpet. $124.00
includes utilities. Modern
living for elderly. For
information call 684-4141
anytime. Equal Housing
Opportunity.
FOR RENT
Second floor apartment,
3 rooms and bath, newly
remodeled, for responsible
adults only. Contact man-
ager. 210 East Main Street,
Mount Joy.
FOR RENT
Cottage for rent, Stone
Harbor, New Jersey.
Weeks of June 19 and 26.
Also, September 4. Sleeps
8. Phone 426-3014 or 609-
368-2156.
WHOLESALE
Columbia Tobacco Co.,
Inc. 684-2710—Party ~“Sup-
plies, Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods—438
Locust St., Columbia, PA.
SALE
8 quart lusterware
sprinkler can - regular
$3.19. Special $1.99.
Columbia Hardware, Mari-
etta.
FOR SALE
1971 Plymouth Station
Wagon—A-1 condition. Call
426-3159 after 3.
FOR SALE
1970 VW. Good condition.
Good tires, automatic, AM
radio. Call 367-1319 or
898-7226.
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PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the ZONING
HEARING BOARD of the
Borough of Mount Joy will
conduct a PUBLIC HEAR-
ING on Wednesday, June
23, 1976, at 7:30 p.m., in
the Borough Offices Build-
ing, 21 East Main Street,
Mount Joy, PA, to hear the
following three petitions
and render one decision:
1. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association, 25
North Duke Street, Lancas-
ter, is requesting a special
exception in order to estab-
lish a drive-in window at a
proposed savings and loan
bank to be located at 24
East Main Street, Mount
Joy.
2. Loren L. Rahe, 209
Zeigler Street, Mount Joy,
is requesting a variance in
order to construct a carport
on the west side of his
existing single family
dwelling.
3. Jay Greider, R.D.#1,
Box 397, Mount Joy, is re-
questing a special excep-
tion to locate three addi-
tional apartments within an
existing building located on
South Angle Street.
4. To render a decision
with regard to the request
of New Standard Corpora-
tion, Pinkerton Road,
Mount Joy, for a special
‘exception in their plant
located at the above
address.
All interested parties are
welcome to attend.
BOROUGH OF MOUNT
JOY
Zoning Hearing Board
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES - Page 15
MARIETTA BOROUGH AUTHORITY
MARIETTA, PENNSYLVANIA
STATEMENT of FINANCIAL CONDITION - March 31, 1976
ASSETS
Funds in custody of Authority
Funds in custody of Trustee
Investment in Sewer Project
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES and EQUITY
Accrued interest expense
Note payable - Marietta Borough
Sewer Revenue Bonds, dated April 1, 1969
Net Equity
TOTAL LIABILITIES and EQUITY
STATEMENT of OPERATIONS
$ 204.73
51,918.20
920,592.32
$972,715.25
$ 1,028.69
23,204.65
790,000.00
158,481.91
$972,715.25
For the fiscal year ended March 31, 1976
REVENUE
Rental payments from Marietta Borough
Interest earned on Fund Investments
EXPENSES
Interest on Note
Interest on bonds
Administrative costs
* NET INCOME for YEAR
1,028.69
46,280.00
725.00
$65,450.00
2,661.70
$68,111.7C
48,033.6¢
$20,078.0!
*Distribute to various Trustee funds per indenture requirements for redemption of bonds,
elc.
The above financial statements have been condensed from a detailed audit report
submitted to the Authority and Trustee and is subject to its comments.
GROFF and WHITE
Certified Public Accountants
Auditors
Women’s softball league scores
On Monday evening
there were 3 contests. In
the first, Chiques topped
Mount Joy—1S to 9.
Chiques super shortstop,
Jean Shelly hit a grandslam
while their 1st baseman,
Joyce Shenk made an out-
standing catch on a tough
fly ball. In the second
game, Farm Diner beat
Heistand’s Chry/Ply.—27
to S. Leading the hitting
department for Farm Diner
were pitcher, Shirley
McLaughlin and right
fielder Jill Starr, each
going 5 for 6. Relief 2nd
baseman, Bev Kannegeis-
zer added her power bat-
ting 3 for 3 with a triple,
double and a single. Heis-
tand’s 2nd baseman, Chris
Mohr hit a well earned
triple along the right field
base line.
The third contest saw
Marietta playing E-Town
Merchants and walking
away with the game—24 to
1. It was a terrific game for
Marietta’s pitcher, Rae
Ann Parker. She gave up
only 5S hits and one run in S
innings of play. Rae Ann
also hit 2 doubles while
batting 4 for S. Butch
Kulp, Marietta’s power
hitter had another terrific
night, hitting S for 6 with 4
doubles, and a home rup
to the center field fence.
Tuesday evening there
were 2 games, one with
Chapman’s Apparel meet-
ing Heistand’s Chry/Ply. at
Newville field. Chapmans
took the game 30 to 12 with
Lori Williams hitting 2
home runs collecting a total
of 7 RBI's. Chapmans,
Bernie Gish had several
fantastic ‘‘saves’’ in center
field. Heading batting de-
partment for Heistands was
3rd baseman, Donna Mc-
Naughton hitting a home
run and Malva Flowers,
center fielder, adding a
triple. .
Tuesday evening also
saw the season’s upset
with Sth place E-town
Merchants topping Chiques
Church of the Brethren 4 to
3. This was Chiques first
loss in 2 years. Both teams
played really good defen-
sive ball. E-town Mer-
chants pitcher, Lena Baker,
kept Chiques to 11 hits and
3 runs, while Marie Hud-
zick led the offense batting
3 for 4. Marie drove in the
winning run in the bottom
of the 7th. Judy Zabiaski
and Wendy, ‘‘Mighty Mite®
Wolfe both hit 2 for 3 for
the Merchants. Chiques
left fielder, 14 year old
Lucy Ginder, pulled every-
thing out of the air while
her sister Louise Ginder at
2nd base stopped several
fantastic line drives. Lucy
also paced the offense bat-
ting 3 for 3.
Wednesday night saw 2
contests, one with Chap-
man’s Apparel at Marietta,
Marietta came out on top
26 to ¢ to move into first
place. Marietta had 2 gals
batting S for 6, Sharon
Bryant and Loris Raber.
Sharon, their catcher, hit
two doubles while Loris
smacked 2 earned home
runs, one a grand slam.
Loris must like her center
field position because she
hit both her home runs to
the center field fence.
Marietta is one of the *‘hit-
tingest’’ teams in the
leaque, keeping Chapman's
outfielders, Patti Hampton
and Bernie Gish busy.
Hitting doubles for Chap-
man’s to pace the offense
were Jean Shearer at Ist
and Bernie Gish in center.
Also on Wednesday
evening, Farm Diner
played Mount Joy with
Farm Diner coming out on
top 9 to 5S. Both teams were
very evenly matched. Farm
Diner had 9 runs on 16 hits
and Mount Joy had S runs
on 14 hits. Farm Diner's
relief pitcher, Barb Reuter
pitched 3 innings of hitless
ball. Farm Diner's speedy
center fielder, Dottie Kraft
caught everything remotely
close to her. Sylvia Sump-
man, Farm Diner pitcher
and left fielder, hit 2 triples
into deep right field just
inside the base line.
Thursday evening,
E-town Merchants faced
Heistand’s Chry/Ply. with
the Merchants coming out
on top 28 to 2. Several girls
had a good night to bat for
the Merchants with Marie
Hudzick hitting a grand-
slam and Dawn Dochter-
man hitting 2 doubles.
League standings as of
June 10:
Marietta S—1
Chiques 4—:
Farm Diner 4—1
Merchants 3—3
Mount Joy 2-2
Chapman's Apparel 1—3
Heistand's 0—¢
Next week's games:
Wed., June 16th-
Mount Joy at Marietta
(8:00) :
Thursday, June 17th
Farm Diner at Chupman’s
(Newville) and E-town
Merchant's at Mount Joy,
(Kunkle Field at 8:00)
Monday, June 21st
Farm Diner at Chapman’s
(Newville); Heistand’s at
Mount Joy (Kunkle) and
Chiques at Marietta (8:00)
Tuesday, June 22nd
Chiques at Farm Diner and
E-towa Merchants at
Chapman's (Newville)
Wednesday, Junc 23rd -
Chapman's at Mount Joy
(8:00 Kunkle Field)
Soup sale
A vegetable soup sale
will be held by members of
St. John’s Episcopal
Church, Marietta, on Sat-
urday, June 19, at 11 a.m.
Please bring your own
container.