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SUSQUEHANNA TIMES — Page 11
Fourteen per cent water rate hike in Mount Joy
Mount Joy Authority
announced a 14% water
rate increase when it
presented its 1978-1979
budget. Water in the new
budget totals $391,900,
which is $26,050 over last
year’s.
The first increased bill
will be received by Mount
Joy residents in June.
The Authority managed
to keep the sewer rate
constant. The sewer budget
of $165,136 was approved.
However, sewer rates are
likely to go up within the
year, because of the
expense of the new plant.
The borough will confer
with a professional bond
counsel on the bond issue
later, around September.
The sewer project, sche-
duled to start next year,
will take about 20 months
to complete.
Robert Stark, the boro
engineer, reported that the
Plum Street reservoir’s
cover is in bad shape, and
will need to be replaced
soon. The Authority asked
Stark to analyse the reser-
voir’s function.
The Rotary Club was
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given permission to use the
Authority's property on
David Street for a circus on
May 18th.
It came out that Vartan
Associates’ law suit against
the borough, a contract dis-
pute, will be settled out of
court by the insurance
companies.
The Authority bought
two trucks: a half-ton from
Reed Chevrolet in E-town,
and a three-quarter ton
from Miller Ford, also in
E-town. These. were the
low bidders.
The water rate had been
Birthdays
Herb Wilson, April 13
Grace Steinmetz, April
17
Maude Gish, April 12
J. Marlin Gish, April 12
[April 12 is also Mr.
Gish’s wedding anniversary
and the birthday of his
grandson Michael, the son
of Robert and JoAnn Gish
Wolf.]
Mark Wagner, April 16
Ralph Nentwig, April 17
Edna Boger, April 16
Rosalie Mayers, April 12
Earl Koser, April 14
Nancy Bromer, April 14
Lynn Baker, April 13
Helen C. Schule, April
13
Mrs. R.C. Howell, April
14
Ethel Broske, April 17
Shane Michael Dillow,
April 17
Joan Moss, April 18
Anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Carroll, April 17
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Smith
April 18
Jim and Joanne Shank,
Maytown, April 15
Sports
schedule
Donegal sports events
this week are:
Thursday: baseball, War-
wick, home, 4:00 PM; JV,
away, 4:00 PM.
Friday: Manheim Central
(non-league), home, 3:45
PM.
Monday: boys tennis,
Hempfield, away, 3:45 PM;
boys track, Lampeter-Stras-
burg, home, 4:00 PM.
Tuesday: baseball, Lancas-
ter Catholic, away, 4:00
PM; JV, the same, home,
4:00 PM.
Wednesday: girls track ie
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that the rate would have to
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is expected to be operating
in a few weeks.
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14% was the predicted
amount. The water plant is
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