December 22, 1976
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| TIMES, R.D. #1, Box 75-A,
Marietta, PA 17547.
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FOR RENT
Cosy 3rd floor furnished
bachelor apartment for
rent. Utilities included. See
Manager, 210 East Maiz
Street, Mount Joy.
WANTED
Dealers and buyers at
Columbia Flea Market, in
historical markethouse, S.
Third St., Columbia are
wanted. Starting November
7 every Sunday from 9-4.
Call: 684-2555.
Our church: The Miracle
Church of the Living God
has moved to N. Waterford
Street in Marietta, PA.
Church caretaker and fam-
ily of 8 desire a large house
to rent or option to buy in
the Marietta area. Please .
write: Sister Gloria Jack-
son, 110 C. Cloverly Rd.,
Harrisburg, PA 17104.
HELP WANTED
Typist wanted. Sharp
person who can think and
not afraid of responsibili-
ties. Newspaper back-
ground helpful. Must be
-good typist. Send qualifica-
tions and phone number to
Box B, Marietta, PA 17547.
Mature woman wanted to
do. house cleaning one or
two days weekly. Write to
P.O. Box 5, Marietta, PA
17547.
NOTICE
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710— Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods. 438
Locust Street, Columbia,
PA
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.
Having a party? Let me
prepare your food. Will
serve if desired. State
inspected. Miriam’s Cater-
ing, 653-5766.
ATTENTION: It is un-
believable that I can sell
almost new vacuum clean-
ers at these low, low
prices. All makes, East
Penn Vacuums, 210 East
Main Street, Mount Joy,
653-4439,
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 Road, Lancaster
17601.
FOR SALE
’59 Mercedes- good body,
clean wood & leather
interior, runs, engine needs
work. $1200 firm for this
classic machine
Antique Gifts: Toys,
- Ornaments, Tea Pots, Salt
& Pepper Shakers, Cream-
ers, Flash, Tinware, Kit-
chen Tools, from $2.00 and
up.
Coins for Sale. B.U.
rolls of uncirculated cents.
1961-D, 1962-D, 1963-D.
95¢ each. The Coin &
Stamp Store, 9 West High
Street, Elizabethtown, 367-
5800. .
The perfect gift for the
handyman—White Steel
Tape, 100 ft. by Lufkin.
Regular $13.25. Special
$8.88. Columbia Hardware,
Marietta.
For sale—Used chain saws.
Most sizes. Brandt Mower
Shop, Mount Joy. 653-5795
Mr. Coffee II. Regular
$37.95. Special $24.87.
Limited supply. Columbia
Hardware, Marietta.
Used, metal dog crate
wanted to buy. Medium
size. Call: 653-5098.
Mount Joy 1977 Histori-
cal Society Calendars for
sale; good for Christmas
mailing. See 0.K. Snyder,
Insurance Office, West
Main Street, Mount Joy.
Boys 20° AMF Bicycle
for sale. Hand and coaster
brakes. . Good condition.
$20.00 Phone: 426-1462.
Homelite chain saw XL2
automatic. Regular $149.95
Christmas special $139.95.
Columbia Hardware, Mari-
‘etta.
Doughnut filler for sale.
Phone 426-1735.
Soundesign Stereo Sys-
tem, for sale. A.M./F.M.
with B.S.R. turntable, 2
speakers, Good condition.
$75.00. Call 426-1706 after
S p.m.
Just arrived. Latest trans
radio. G.E. new 7-band
radio with TV pick-up and
CB pick-up. Special $59.77.
Columbia Hardware, Mari-
: etta.
426-2212
CLASSIFIED
Notice—Regency 4 crys-
tal scanner. Regular $89.95
Special $69.95. Also 10
crystal scanner. Lowest
price ever. See Paul—All
popular crystals in stock.
Regular $169.00. Speical
$129.95. Columbia Hard-
‘ware, Marietta.
Two Ladies winter coats
for sale. Sizes 18 and 20%.
$50.00 and $20.00 Both
only worn once. Call: 426-
3675S after S p.m.
Choice collection of local
Indian Artifacts, including
beads, points, tools, scrap-
ers, and bone items. Over
60 pieces in solid ma-
hogany display case, $90.00
Call: 426-2662 after 5 p.m.
Just arrived. Donegal
hats. Only $2.99. Buy now
for Christmas. Columbia
Hardware, Marietta.
Donegal pile-lined jack-
ets $16.99. Warm enough
for winter. Also fleece-lined
$13.99. Columbia Hardware
‘Marietta.
PUBLIC NOTICE
RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION
ESTABLISHING NEW
RATES OF PENALTIES
FOR TAXPAYERS WHO
FAIL TO PAY TAXES
CHARGED FOR FOUR 4)
MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE TAX NO-
TICE AN ESTABLISH-
ING A DISCOUNT FOR
PAYMENT WITHIN TWO
(2) MONTHS AFTER THE
DATE OF THE TAX NO-
TCE.
At a meeting of the
Board of School Directors
of the Donegal School
District on the 2nd of
December, 1976, the fol-
lowing resolution was duly
enacted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the
Board of School Directors:
of Donegal School District,
and is hereby resolved as
follows:
1. All taxpayers who
shall fail to make payment
of any taxes
against them by Donegal
School District pursuant to
the Act of May 25, 1945
(P.L. 1050, - No. 394),
known. as the ‘“‘Local Tax
Collection Law’’ for four
(4) months after the date
of the tax notice forwarded
to such taxpayers, shall be
charged a penalty of ten
per centum (10%) which
penalty shall be added to
the taxes by the tax
collector and be collected -
by him.
2. All taxpayers subject
to the payment of taxes
“assessed by Donegal School
District pursuant to the
““Local Tax Collection Law’
shall be entitled to a
discount of 2 per centum
(2%) from the amount of
such tax upon making
payment of the whole
amount thereof within two
(2) months after the date of
the tax notice.
3. All resolutions, pro-/
visions, rules and regula-
charged -
tions inconsistent herewith
are hereby revoked, sus-
pended, and repealed.
4. This Resolution shall
be effective at midnight,
June 30, 1977. -
RESOLVED this 2nd day
of December, 1976.
BOARD OF SCHOOL
DIRECTORS OF
DONEGAL SCHOOL
; DISTRICT
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given
that the Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of the
Marietta Gravity Water
Company will be held in
the office of the company,
‘Route #441 By-Pass, Mari-
etta, Pennsylvania 17547,
on Tuesday, January 11,
1977, from 10:00 to 11:00
O'Clock A.M., at which
time directors shall be
elected by ballot, each for a
term of three years or until
their successors are elected
and qualified, and there
shall be transacted such
other business as may
properly come before the
meeting or any adjourn-
ment thereof.
JOHN H. BROWN
President
ATTEST:
J. EDW. CHARLES
Secretary-Treasurer
In loving memory of
passed away this Christ-
mas day sadly missed by
his wife, Miriam SS.
From mit srr orny
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PUBLIC NOTICE :
ORDINANCE NO. 386
AN ORDINANCE OF
THE BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY, LANCAS-
TER COUNTY, PENNSYL-
VANIA, VACATING THAT
PORTION OF ALLEY “G”
FROM SOUTH ALLEY TO °
SCHOOL LANE: AND
PLUM ALLEY FROM
PINK ALLEY TO CHURCH
STREET...
BE IT ORDAINED AND
ENACTED by the Borough
Council of the Borough of
Mount Joy, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania, and
it is hereby ordained and
. enacted by authority of
same, as follows:
WHEREAS, the majority
of the abutting property
owners of Alley ‘“G”’ and
Plum Alley do hereby
petition Borough Council
for the vacating of Alley
“G’’ from South Alley to
School Lane and Plum
Alley from Pink Alley to
Church Street; and
WHEREAS, after due
public hearings held on
said petitions, it has been
determined by the Borough
Council of the Borough’ of
Mount Joy that it would be
in the best interest of said
Borough to vacate the
aforesaid portions of Alley
“G’’" and Plum Alley;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE
IT ORDAINED AND EN-
ACTED by the Borough
Council of the Borough of
Mount Joy that the por-
tions of Alley ‘“‘G’’ from
South Alley to School Lane,
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as more fully bounded and
described in Exhibit “A’’,
attached hereto and made
part hereof, and Plum
Alley from Pink Alley to
ed in Exhibit ‘‘B’’, attach-
ed hereto and made part
hereof, be and are herby
vacated.
ORDAINED AND EN-
Church Street, as more ACTED this ......... day of
fully bounded and describ- ............ » 19.....
PUBLIC NOTICE
1 RECEIPTS:
Real Estate Taxes
Local Enabling Taxes
Licenses and Permits
Fines, Forfeits and Costs
Interest and Rents
Grants and Gifts
| Departmental Earnings
Miscellaneous
Total
EXPENDITURES:
Administration
{ Tax Collection
Municipal Buildings
Police Department
Fire Department
Planning and Zoning
Health and Sanitation
Highways
Library
Parks and Playgrounds ,
Debt Services
Total
The 1977 budget for the Borough of Mount Joy is
summarized below. Anyone wishing to inspect the
budget in detail is welcome to_do so from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday at the Borough
| Offices Building, 21 East Main Street, Mount Joy.
Employees Taxes and Benefits
BOROUGH OF MOUNT JOY
$ 83,000
137,250
4,100
12,000
3,100
6,000
61,900
13,550
$320,900
$ 56,551
3,075
6,900
86,089
16,000
900
44,620
68,290
2,000
10,375
24,600
1,500
$320,900
JOSEPH S. BATEMAN
BOROUGH SECRETARY
BPW sees show
Members of the ‘‘Pro-
ductions Inc.”’ presented
their version of ‘“The Littl-
est Angel’’ for members of
the Mount Joy Business
and Professional Womens
Club at the Christmas
meeting at Hostetters Ban-
quet Hall. The show was
arranged by the Music and
Social committee.
Mrs. Leslie Blake, chair-
person, introduced mem-
bers of the fourth grade at
Seiler. and Grandview
Elementary Schools who
presented excerps from
their production ‘‘Christ-
mas Is:”’. Mrs. Barry Enos
is director of the students.
Members of the Music
and Social committee are
Mrs. James Heilig, Mrs.
Lester Roberts, Miss Doro-
thy Schock, Miss Louise
Kulman, Mrs. Paul Wittle,
Mrs. John Way, Miss Mil-
dred Way, Miss Ester
Walters, Miss Alice Keller,
and Betty Jean Mumma.
Mrs. John Fry presided
for the business session.
Mrs. Michael Baley, chair-
person of the Personal
Development committee,
introduced the girl of the
month, Phyllis Shope,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Terrence Shope. Marietta.
Mrs. Shope was also a
guest of the club. Special
invited guests were home
owners who opened their
structures for the BPW
sponsored tour im Novem-
ber.
Mrs. Herbert Sarver, co-
chairperson of the senior
citizen Christmas gift pro-
ject said 90 women and 18
men from the Mount Joy
area who are confined to
nursing homes will receive
gifts from the club.
The January Board meet-
ing of the BPW will be
held January 10 at the
home of Miss Mary Jane
Hoffer.
Leisure Club election
The Mount. Joy Leisure
Club held its Christmas
meeting recently at Hostet-
ters’ with 161 members
attending. After dinner, the
club was entertained by the
Kitchenaires from Lititz.
Following the program
President Shaeffer - stated
there would be no business
meeting except the report
of the nominating commit-
tee. This committee under
the chairmanship of Mil-
dred Way, Mrs. Ella Ger-
mer, Mrs. George Groff,
Mrs. Warren Bentzel, and
Mrs. Robert Schroll pre-
sented the following report
of officers nominated for
1977: President, Joe Shaef-
fer; First Vice President,
Anna Mae Eby; Second
Vice President, Eva Groff;
Secretary, Anna Zerphey;
Assistant Secretary, Nedra
Brandt; Treasurer, Almeda
Hostetter; Assistant Trea-
surer, John Brown; Re-
cording Secretary, Romaine
Good; and Assistant Re-
cording Secretary, Clinton
Eby.
All were elected.
The entertainment com-
mittee, chaired by Bertha
Foreman, will meet at
Pres. Schaeffer's home
Jan.S at 1:30 p.m.
The January meeting will
be held January 10 at
Hostetters.