x Special Notice x.
"GILBERT'S STORE
R.D. #1, WRIGHTSVILLE, PA AT LONG LEVEL
> PRICE on ENTIRE STOCK
In order to empty building before closing for the
winter we will sell all stock at 2 price. Remember
not just a few items but our entire stock at "2 price.
This sale for a limited time. Come early for best
selections.
1 P.M. to 9 P.M.
OPEN SATURDAYS—10 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Store closes for the winter Friday, December 17.
Don’t miss this sale. All sales Cash & Final.
JACOB A. GILBERT, Prop.
THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS—
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TOM McCOY
CUSTOM
BUTCHERING
MILTON GROVE
R.D.3
Elizabethtown
653-5335
* Complete butchering service
on beef, pork & and sheep,
Slaughtering, cutting,
wrapping, freezing.
Sugar cured hams & bacon.
Auto A/ C Repairs On All Makes Ta
AUTO AIR CO.
176 Main Street
Salunga, Pa. 17538
PHONE 898-8376
A—R—A ACCESSORIES
December 8, 1976
Pioneer Fire Co. meeting news
The monthly meeting of
the Pioneer Fire Company
#1, of Marietta, was called
to order by President
William Bailey at 7:30 p.m,
on November 26, 1976.
Fire Chief Kenneth D.
Geesey reported that the
company responded to
three calls in the month of
November. This brought
the total for the year up to
49. To date a total of 625
firemen and 115 fire police
have answered calls for a
total of 2,050 hours in ser-
vice.
Nominations for officers
SHARP'S DISTRIBUTORS
Beer & Ale
|g CS aT (8 0 ali]
10 Decatur St.,
Marietta—426-3918
TUNE-UPS COOLING SYSTEMS
AIR CONDITIONING SOUND SYSTEMS
SPEED CONTROLS
SHELLY'S FURNITURE
221 LOCUST STREET, COLUMBIA
NOW OPEN 'til 8 P.M.
MONDAY thru SATURDAY ... PHONE 684-3780
LANE CEDAR CHEST
$99.00 Special
SWIVEL ROCKERS
C a 2?
316 E. Market St.
\ Marietta J,
Jind
Creative Craft Shop
NOW OPENED
Large Assortment of
macrame beads & cord
Also jewelry, baskets,
batik & pottery
MACRAME
PLANTER
KIT—$3.00
Excellent Christmas Gift
$89.00 and up.
Del. gauranteed week of Xmas.
Ask about Our CUSTOMER CREDIT PLAN
MARIETTA CITGO
CITGO GAS—GROCERIES
OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
Ed Reeves, Prop. Phone 426-3863
East End—Route 441— Marietta
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COLUMBIA FACTORY OUTLET
TAKE ROUTE 441 TO TRAFFIC LIGHT AT THIRD & CHESTNUT STREETS [ROUTE 462]
IN COLUMBIA TURN LEFT, G0 THROUGH COLUMBIA ON 462 PAST ITT GRINELL,
PAST DAIRY QUEEN, TURN RIGHT FIRST ROAD. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9:00
DURING DECEMBER. PHO NE 684-6341.
SAT. NITE TREAT
Browse at
REBMAN’S
Bring the whole shebang
[FOVIOTIA
MAZDA
NEW CARS START AT
$2789.00
Always a wide selection }
of import &
used cars.
Lancaster
Toyota-
Mazda
compact
SALES AND SERVICE
5270 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, Pa. 569-7371
BEDSPREADS—DRAPERIES—TOWELS—SHEETS
TABLE COVERS—QUILTS—SHOWER CURTAINS
RUGS—BATH SETS
Bath Towels $1.25
Hand Towels $1.00
Wash Cloths .50c
Savings 20% to 50%
Large Selection
Shop Now for Christmas
Daily 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sat. til 5
were held at this meeting
and President Bailey re-
quested all members be
present at the election
meeting on Friday, Decem-
ber 17, at 7:30 p.m.
Plans were being com-
pleted for the company’s
annual banquet on January
22, 1977. All members
were reminded to make
their reservations by calling
President Bailey or Assis-
St.
tant Secretary, Stephen M.
Bailey.
In other business, the
company granted permis-
sion to Chief Geesey and
Assistant Chief S. Bailey to
start various public service
programs for the residents
of the community. The first
of these will be a demon-
stration of airway obstruc-
tions on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 14, 1976.
Joseph’s choir
at Marietta church
In the spirit of Christian
love and friendship at the.
close off the American
Bicentennial, students of
St. Joseph Academy, Col-
umbia, PA, wish to share
with the community their
Christmas joy and praise
+ through the annual Christ-
mas Program which will be
presented at St. Joseph
Academy on Friday even-
ing, December 10, at 7:30
p.m., at the United English
Presbyterian Church, Mari-
etta, on Saturday evening,
December 11, at 7:30 p.m.
Director and co-director
of the program will be
Ebenezer Singha, chairman
of the Science Department
at the Academy and Mrs.
Ronald W.
Harold Deitrick of St.
John’s Episcopal Church,
Marietta.
Members of the Aca-
demy participating in the
program are Elizabeth Tent
Kerry Newville, Melinda
Lutz, Brigid Heatherington,.
Mareen Vick, Linda Carl-
ixte, Ana Fordman, Fran-
ces Lopes, Connie Lalean,
Dorothy Leroy, Edith Kee,
Cheryl Wade, and Marie
Soledad.
Additional participants
are from Columbia, Mari-
etta, and surrounding
areas.
Flute soloist, Miss Eileen
Penyak, a student from
Donegal High School, will
also be featured.
Tamkin
wins academic honor
Ronald Warren Tamkin
has qualified for the Presi-
dent’s Club at Ohio In-
stitute of Technology. This
honor is awarded to those
students who have main-
tained a scholastic point
average of 3,5 or better,
out of a possible 4.0.
Ronald graduated from
Donegal High School, June
"4, 1974. He was a National
Honor Society member.
He is the son of Rev. ana
Mrs. Warren E. Tamkin,
R.D. #2, Box 262, Mount
Joy, PA.
Xmas puppet show
at E-town Library
A Christmas puppet
show will be presented
Sunday, December 12, at
3:00 p.m. at the Eliza-
bethtown Puplic Library.
Two stories for young
viewers will be presented.
The pet goose Petunia
works very hard to save her
new friend from becoming
Christmas dinner in PET-
UNIA’S CHRISTMAS.
With a little help from
her friends KATIE NO
POCKETS, an ingenious
kangaroo mother, without a
pouch, finds an excellent
way to carry her baby.
Both puppet shows are
based on favorite story
book characters.
The puppets, puppet
stage, and sound record-
ings have all been loaned
to the Elizabethtown Public
Library by the Lancaster
County Public Library.
Admission to the pro-
gram is free. Refresh-
ements will be served.
DID YOU HEAR...
The U.S. Naval Institute
has presented the book,
Sea & Air to the D.H.S.
Library — in recognition of
the accomplishments of
Doug Anspach and Ann
Studholm in the 1976
Science Fair.
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