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JOY TAVERN
AUGUST 19 & 20
— SPECIAL BUFFET BOTH DAYS —
Featuring Anechtles O° PBrien ¥ Fons
— FULL DINNER MENU EVERY NIGHT —
SERVING LUNCH DAILY
Featuring Italian & American Food - Eat In or Take Out
OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
NOW OWNED & OPERATED BY FRANK CONSOLI
...more MY AA trophiy winners
62 W. Main St., Mount Joy PHONE 653-1220
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The Cardinals. In the front row, left to right, Ronald Witmer, Richard Funk, Michael
Lowman, and Brian Drager; 2nd row, Curtis Palmer, Paul Snyder III, Andrew Zuch, Chris
\| Turnpaugh; 3rd row, Michael Bosley, Patrick Turnpaugh, and Matthew Kauffman.
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Nationally known for our Frosted Root Beer
Try our Delicious Broasted Chicken
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Twinburger $109
All Hamburgers are made with pure ground beef and topped
and French fries
with fresh produce.
Clean Facilities — Fast Courteous Service!
Call in Order §53-1791
Family Prices
Open 11 - 11 7 days a week 811 E. Main St, Mount Joy
*Aluminum can’t Rust,
Warp or Crack.
*Only Trojan Pools have
the exclusive patented
2-inch thick insulated
walls that retain heat, cut
fuel costs.
*Lifetime Warranty on
complete pool.
Plumbing & Heating
Conestoga, Pa. 17516
[717] 393-8698
Standing in back are coaches David Marley, Dean Marley, and George Zink.
The Giants. Front row, left to right, are Donald Sauder. Todd Kibler, Jeff Hiltz, and
Mickey Snyder; 2nd row, Shane Waltman, Mark S
back row, coach Albert Welsh, Richard Bowers, I
pickler, Steve Mathiot, and John Welsh;
oug Portner, and coach Ron Gaus.
PP&L won’t disconnect welfare recipients
PP&L has announced
that it will not knowingly
disconnect state employ-
ees and welfare recipients
who have not received their
checks.
Herbert Nash, PP&L vice
president, says, ‘“We’'re
trying to balance two dif-
ficult situations. One the
one hand, we have people
already in bad financial
straits who, through no
fault of their own, now
face additional hardships.
On the other, we have
millions of dollars in over-
due bills which, if not
recovered, eventually will
have to be borne by
customers who do pay their
bills on time.”
Late payment charges
will not be waived, indeed
cannot legally be waived.
They are part of the official
tariffs approved by the
PUC.
By order of the PUC the
grace period has been
extended from 15 days to
20 days for late charges. .
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