July 21, 1976 SUSQUEHANNA TIMES - Page 3
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7 Hazardous buildings, more arrests reported
: at Marietta Borough Council meeting
FRIENDLY FORIEGN USED CARS
196 4VW Bug, $350, work car
1967 VW Bug, $350, work car
1969 Renault 10, automatic
1970 Renault 10, automatic
1971 Renault 16, white, automatic
Church, Waterford Avenue, 1971 VW Bus, sun roof, 3 seat
At its July session Mari- hazards. Council:
etta Boro Council heard a
report by the housing
chairman, David White, on
hazardous vacant build-
ings within the boro. The
list was referred to com-
mittee for recommenda-
tions as to what can be
done to correct these
Council accepted an offer
of $500 for a vacant lot it
owns on Prospect Alley.
A report from the police
department noted 250 more
incidents than for a similar
time in ’7S. Fifty two
juveniles were arrested last
month within the boro.
—was told that a phone
has been installed at War
Memorial Park for emer-
gency measures only.
—cost of replacing faulty
wiring at the park will be
investigated.
—heard a request from the
Marietta Restoration Assoc-
a boro landmark built circa
1818 on land donated by
the founder of New Haven -
Street, David Cook.
Representatives from the
Marietta chapter of Jaycees
thanked council for its co-
operation in the 4th of July
celebration.
1972 Renault 16, blue, 4 speed
1972 VW Bug, 4 speed, 36,254 miles
1973. Renault 15 Coupe, 3 speed, 32,356 mi.
197 4 Renault 15 Coupe, 4 speed, AM-FM,
27,800 miles
1974 VW Super Beetle, auto., AM-FM radio,
22,627 miles
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MOTORS
MOUNT JOY, PA.
In other business iates to least Old Zion
Letter to editor
Dear Editor
I would like to make a
correction in a statement
that I read in your July 14,
1976 issue. Your issue
stated that the Mount Joy
Boro Council accepted my
resignation from the plan-
ning commission. I did not
resign, my position. was
taken from me because, my
feelings are that our
illustrious politicians here ,
in town wanted someone
else on the planning com-
mission. Recently I moved
my home from the boro,
but, I didn’t move my
business, as a matter of
fact 1 didn’t even change
my mailing address, phone
number, or my place of
voting. I feet it is time that
the public is informed
about what happens in our
town.
I pay enough taxes each
year here in town to pay
the boro managers salary,
so why shouldn’t 1 be
allowed to remain on the
commission?
Enclosed is a copy of a
letter from our boro
manager. In his letter it
stated that the Boro
Council voted to accept my
oral resignation. I never
gave anyone my oral re-
Community picnic & craft day in
Two events are being
planned for Marietta’s ob-
servance of the 200th
birthday of America. A
community picnic will be
held at Marietta War
Memorial Park on Satur-
day, August 21 from 1 to 6
p.m., and a craft day will
be held September 18 and
19.
music, and a program by
the Community chorus. A
group sing along will be
led by the chorus. Mrs.
Mary Jane Demmy is
arranging a talent show
with prizes of $25, $15, and
$10 to be awarded to the
winners.
Flyers will be distributed
door to door, then a house
be held on West Market
Street, which will be block-
ed from traffic from the
theatre to the Community
House. Residents are urged
to conduct yard sales or
their own craft shows on
Sunday only.
A reinactment of the
Revolutionary War may
take place on a bordering
signation, but merely said
to Mr. Bateman and Ron-
ald Hawthorne when they
approached me about re-
signing that if they wanted
me to vacate the position
they would have to take the
position from me.
Electrically yours,
BRENAMAN ELECTRIC,
INC.
Lester A. Brenaman
President
Marietta
YOU'LL WHISTLE WHEN YOU KNOW US.
U.S.A. USED CARS
1967 Corviar, auto., 36,000 miles, one local
owner
1969 Nova, 6 cyl., 4 door., automatic
1971 Malibu, 2 door, V-top, auto., P.S.,
one local owner
1971 Nova, 4 door, auto., air
1972 AMB, 4 door
1972 Gremlin X, auto., air
1973 Hornet, 2 door, Hatchback
1974 Matador Sedan, 4 door, auto., air, P.S.
1974 Maverick, 2 door, auto., P.S., air,
30279 miles
The events are being to house canvas to sell field.
planned by the Marietta, tickets will be conducted in For further information
Maytown, and East Done- August. Raindate for the call Mrs. Richard Umben-
gal bicentennial commit- event will be Sunday, hauer at 426-1101. Space
tees. August 22. Those attending will be allocated on a first C ANTELOPES
The picnic, old fashioned are requested to bring lawn come basis.
but brought up to date, will chairs. The next meeting of the ARE HERE
feature a $2 chicken bar-b- More than 100 antique Bicentennial committee will
que dinner served at 5 dealers have made reserva- be held August 5, at 7:30
? p-m., hay rides, games, tions to attend Saturday, p.m., in the Community Burpee Hybrid — The Best
: prizes, caliope and folk September 18 craft show to House.
wan
Athletes chase chickens, July 23
The Donegal Football
Booster Club will sponsor a
chicken catch at the Jim
Garber farm on July 23.
Cheerleaders, players,
coaches, and friends will
meet at the school at 6
p-m.
Plans are underway for a
car wash to be held August
7. Gerald Ney and Ken
Alexander are co-chairmen
of the fund raising project.
The club membership is
open to all interested
football parents and fans of
Donegal Football team. The
organization will raise
funds to help purchase
needed equipment for the
team.
The next meeting will be
held Tuesday, August 3, at
7 p.m. at the High School.
IU 13 elects Dale Arnold pres.
Dale M. Arnold, May-
town, was elected president
of the Lancaster-Lebanon
Intermediate Unit 13 board,
last Wednesday night.
The 1.U. 13 is a service
organization for the 22
school districts in the
two-county area.
Mr. Arnold is currently
vice president of the
Donegal School Board. He
has served on that board
for nine years.
He has represented
Donegal on the LU. 13
board for three years,
formerly serving as vice
president.
One of his concerns as
new president, he said, will
be that the 1.U. work in the
home school districts
‘“‘benefits the boards’’ and
that it does not ‘‘branch
into other areas that are
too cumbersome.”’
Arnold and his wife,
Loretta, live in Maytown
with their youngest daugh-
ter, Bonnie. They have
two married daughters.
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