April 27, 1977
Jennie Lee Heistand weds David Thomas
Schatz
Miss Jennie Lee Heis-
tand, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin P. Heistand,
145 West Market Street,
Marietta, and David Thom-
as Schatz, 504 West Main
Street, Mount Joy, were
united in marriage at 10
a.m., Saturday, April 23.
The Rev. Arthur B. Schir-
mer, pastor of the First
United Methodist Church,
Chiques
Marietta, performed the
. ceremony.
The bride was attended
by Mrs. Connie R. Kircher,
Mount Joy, as matron of
honor.
Michael A. Schatz,
brother of the groom,
Mount Joy, served as best
man. Ushers were: John B.
Heistand, brother of the
bride, Marietta; and Gary
takes
on Columbia
The Chiques Co-Ed Vol-
leyball League will play the
Columbia YMCA League in
a series of matches which
will be held Sunday, May
1, at 1:30 p.m., in the
Columbia High School
gym.
Representing the Chi-
ques League will be: Co-
leen Kaylor, Ann Houseal,
Donna McNaughton, Lynn
Baker, Vickie Landis, Loris
Raber, Debra Reuter,
Michael Lippold, Tom
Dalkiewicz, Ed Kaylor, Earl
Rapp, Ted Dalkiewicz,
Mike Rice, Dave Noll, and
Bob Shank.
Columbia YMCA: Bev
Kannengeiser, Bobby Hen-
ry, Sue Koehler, Sye Smith
Beth Kise, Denise Hoak,
Zoe Leddy, Carol Sheckard,
Betty Smoker, Linda Reed,
Woody White, Greg Smith,
Cliff Zeamer, Joel Musser,
John Paxson, Pete Musser,
Gary Thomas, Wayne
Young, Don Smith and Ted
Pelen.
Tickets for the contest
will be sold by all of the
players of both teams and
at Stover’s News Agency in
Columbia. Proceeds for the
contest will benefit both
organizations.
Mount Joy Township
Supervisor
Mount Joy Township
Supervisors announced that
they will develope a detail-
ed job description outlining
the duties and hours of the
township secretary-treasur-
.er.
The supervisors recently
appointed Richard Forry,
son of supervisor Jacob
Forry, to the secretary-trea-
‘surer post. Richard Forry
has been praised for help-
ing put the township’s
zoning ordinances int6 an
understandable order.
The supervisors said they
will pay Richard Forry $4
per hour until the job
description is developed at
which time a new rate of
S meet
pay will also be set.
In other business, the
supervisors voted to in-
crease the pay of part-time
policeman Melven Detz to
$3.15 an hour from $3.
The supervisors said they
had received a letter from
the Northwest Lancaster
County Medical Center re-
questing that the township
ask the state to install a
traffic light at the intersec-
tion of Route 230 and
‘Cloverleaf Road.
The supervisors also told
three property owners on
Hampton Road that they
did not feel that the town-
ship was responsible for
sewer malfunctions in the
area.
Disabled veterans
plan meeting
There will be a meeting
on April 28, 1977 at 7 p.m.,
of Red-Rose Post #80,
Disabled American Veter-
ans. The meeting will take
place at Post #7294 of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
in Millersville.
The general public is in-
vited and a National Ser-
vice Officer will be there to
answer any questions on
veterans benefits.
W. Schatz, brother of the
groom, Mount Joy.
Miss Diane Gilchrist,
Marietta, was soloist.
The bride graduated
from Donegal High School
and the Practical Nursing
Program at the Lancaster
Area Vo-Tech School and is
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