Page 6 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Pottery — Jewelry — Quality Handmade Articles ALL WORKS OF LOCAL CRAFTSMEN Come in now for our Winter Blues Sale NEW CARS START AT $2789.00 Always a wide selection { import & ( 10% DISCOUNT ON SELECTED POTTERY ar. x bumpas Ask about our classes forming now for beginners and advanced clay hand building and Lancaster wheel techniques. Children and adult classes available. The Print Shop 31 WEST MARKET ST., MARIETTA 426-1441 Hours: Mon.—Fri. 4-9, Sat. & Sun. 10-4 Toyota- Mazda SALES AND SERVICE 5270 Manheim Pike Lancaster, Pa. 569-7371 a - ” ER aa hae od Be! : Yo a, 5 ening PI : £50 MT. JOY TWIN KISS (Under new management) Nationally known for our Frosted Root Beer ® ® ® SPECI | & Chips Dinner 2 french fries, tartar sauce, roll, applesauce or coleslaw Clean Facilities — Fast Courteous Service! Call in Order 653-1791 Family Prices — OPEN 7 Days a Week. Sun. - Thurs. 10 - 10; Fri. - Sat. 10- 11 a spas] 2 pieces batter-dipped fish, 811 E. Main St., Mount Joy id For Your Nalentine Wlonda February 14 RED FOIL HEART LB. $3.75 ASSORTED "CHOCOLATES | LB. $2.95 Sloan’s Pharmacy 61 EAST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY 653-4001 Florin Fire The following Officers . and Delegates were install- ed for 1977 at the Florin Fire Company, Mount Joy, Mayor James Gingrich, at the monthly meeting of January 11 1977. President: Harvey Stoudt; Vic President: John Geltmacher; ~ Secretary: Charles Eshleman; Trea- surer: Franklin Geib; Fin- ancial Secretary: Barry Leber; Chaplain: Charles Eshleman; Trustees; John Lutz, James Weaver, and J. Rodney Ney. Fire Chief: Barry Leber; 1st Assistant Chief: John Geltmacher; 2nd Assistant Chief: William Kirkpatrick; Four more Donegal School directors extended the school calen- dar four days on Thursday night. The last day of school for students is now Monday, June 13. School was originally slated to end June 7, but two makeup days were added because of the strike in October, — and two more days because of snow closings. The board also approved lowering the commission on tax collections from the present two per cent to one per cent. The district esti- mates saving approximately January 26, 1977 Co. officers, delegates Chief Engineer: J. Rodney Ney; Captain: Robert Lutz; 1st Lieutenant Ronald Eb- erly, 2nd Lieutenant: Ran- dy Myers and Captain Fire Police: Carl Coen. House Committee: Ro- bert Lutz, Martin Cusick, Thomas Wohifeil, Ronald Eberly and William Kirk- patrick; Delegates, Zone 7: Glenn Miller, Robert Lutz; Alternate Delegates, Zone 7: John Lutz, Ronald Eb- erly; Delegates, Lancaster County Firemens Assn: Dwight Wolgemuth, Martin Cusick; Alternate Dele- gates, Lancaster County Firemens Assn: Jeffery Dennis, Randy Myers; Del- egates, Lancaster County Fire Police: John Schroll. In other business, Terry Ober, Sam Zink and Wil- liam Martin were taken into the company. The company recently purchas- ed a 4 channel Walkie Talkie to be used at the scene of fires or rescues. The company is also having a sale of smoke alarms. A total of $5,147.50 was sent by Business and Resi- dences of the Area in the recent fund raising Drive. The Company wants to thank all who Contributed to this fund. After the meeting every- one enjoyed a lunch fur- nished by the company. days in school year $28,000.00 on it’s annual $43,000.000 tax collection bill. The directors agreed to allow the Mount Gretna Snowmobile Volunteers to restore the former radar station at Governor Dick park for a headquarters. The property had been given to the school district. The board also learned that Donegal had been chosen as an alternate district in the state’s plan- ned ‘‘Project 81’—a five year program develop conpetency education in 12 pilot school systems, in- cluding the School District of Lancaster. Linda Boozer was named liaison for Project 81 activities in the Donegal District. The board gave permis- sion to advertise this spring to applicants for District Census Taker. Names should be submitted to the district Office by February 11, 1977. Compensation is 15c a name and 12¢ a mile the same as last year. The district added 1194 new names in 1976 census. There are now 12,796 names. IF YOU'RE CAR SHOPPING THEN YOU SHouLD BE STOPPING AT AUTOHAUS VOLKSWAGEN Yume 76 JEEP CJ5 "74 CHEVY ‘73 PONTIAC 4 Wheel Drive, Yellow, Black | VEGA Station Wagon, 4 Speed, | FIREBIRD, Automatic, Power, Top, Clean & Low Miles. Radio, Blue Beauty. Green & Clean, Low Miles. ‘4995 '2195 $3795 | +T— - '72 CHEVROLET 7 GREMLIN AMC '72 OLDS DELTA CAMARO, Yellow w Black Top & Standard Shift, Yellow w Black, 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic, Black Interior, Automatic, Sharp! | Economy Plus. Power, Brown w/Tan Interior. $2895 ‘1595 2795 ‘69 OLDS = ‘68 PONTIAC 70 YW BUG TORONADO, Full Power, Dark | LEMANS, 2 Door Hardtop, Low | Blue, Automatic, Extra Clean, Blue, White Top, NG NICER. Miles, New Paint, Extra Clean. 6,000 Miles & Month Warranty. 2495 1295 SEE autohaus ROUTE 30 & MANHEIM PIKE Lancaster—299-2801 8:30 to 9:00 Weekdays—8:30 to 4:00 Saturday
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