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Susquehanna Tinted
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75-A, R.D. #1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday
(52 issues per year)
426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor— Nick Bromer
Advertising Manager—Kathie Guyton
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
and Sunday
Dr. David E. Schlosser
(Mount Joy Area Only)
Vol. 78, No. 20, May 17, 1978
Advertising Rates Upon Request
Entered at the Post Office in Marietta, PA as second
class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879 !
Subscription Rate: $6.00 pe
(50 issues per year) for:
Lancaster County——1 year—$6.00
(outside Lancaster County)——1 year—$6.50
Mail to: SUSQUEHANNA TIMES, Box 75-A, R.D.
#1, Marietta, PA 17547.
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In other action:
Agreed to repair N.
Angle Street at a cost of
$887 plus the use of the
borough work crew for one
week;
Accepted a $3,365 bid
for playground equipment
Game-Time,Inc.,
Harrisburg, and a $685 bid
for a fence from Anchor
Post Products, Inc., Mid-
from
dletown.
Approved
Big Scout show coming
The smell, music and
excitement of the Big
Top... hobby and craft
contest; 15 different activ-
ity stations; major events,
such as Treasure Island,
Handicap Awareness Trail,
Operation Rescue, Alpine
Mountain Race, Pioneering
Steeplechase... live Scout
demonstrations — indoors
and outdoors; Cub Scout
Olympics; patrol cooking
contest; band music; stage
shows; Cub Scout Pine-
wood Derby; visiting
Scouts; patch swapping;
exploring in action with
specialty Posts; Indian
dancing... and much more.
Over 5,000 Scouts from
the Lancaster-Lebanon
Council will take part in the
upcoming Scout Show. A
Tent City of over 1000 tents
will spring up on Friday
June 2. The show is open
to the public all day and
evening on June 3rd. The
show will be held at Long
Park, 1441 Old Harrisburg
Pike, Lancaster. It’s near
Fun Day at
from Zion Nursery School
Fun Day at Zion Luther-
an Nursery School was
packed full of fun and sur-
prises for the children.
Teachers and mothers
alike, dressed in many
various costumes, greeted
the children this morning
for their day of fun. The
circus atmosphere proved
to be very exciting.
With the help of mothers
and teachers the circus
carnival was set up. The
children enjoyed many
events such as sack races,
clown ball toss game,
bottle cap capers, frisbee
distance throw, bowling
ball set ups and splatter
painting.
Throughout the day the
children were greeted by
such storybook characters
as Raggedy Ann and Andy,
Happy the Clown, Mrs.
Scraweraw, Mr. Scarecrow,
The Farmer, Bozo the
Clown and Mickey Mouse.
As with all good carni-
vals the children were
treated to lunch of hot dogs
and all the trimmings.
Each child upon leaving
was presented with their
own personalized helium
balloon given to them by
Happy the Clown.
On Tuesday evening,
May 23, the children will
present a program for
family and friends in the
social hall of the church.
Through song and dramati-
zation the children will
* share an evening’ of fun
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the Park City Shopping
Center.
Scouts can earn a special
show medallion which was
designed to commemorate
the Show. It’s easy to earn
by visiting the areas
marked on the score card
and getting the card
marked at each area and
return it to the Participa-
tion Booth for your award.
Pedro, the brainless
burro from Boys’ Life
magazine, will visit the
show, ready and willing to
match wits with any of you.
When asked if he was
afraid of the Lancaster
-Lebanon Scouts outwitting
him, he replied, ‘‘nay!”’
Visitors can bring a pic-
nic lunch or purchase sand-
wiches and soup at the
show concession stands.
A door prize drawing will
precede the stage show.
Adults who have a coupon
from a Scout can leave
them at the show Participa-
tion Booth on Saturday,
June 3rd, before 7:00 PM.
The Youth Member must
be present at the time of
subdivision
plans submitted by France-
anna Stoner and John E.
Melhorn.
Reduced the water
authority's rent of the
borough building to $1.00
per year.
the drawing to win. There
are 25 prizes: 1st prize is a
portable black-and-white
TV; three 2nd prizes are a
week each at your favorite
choice of summer camp,
Webelos Camp or Day
Camp; six 3rd prizes are 30
Ib. containers of candy;
fifteen 4th prizes are
Schwinn bicycle saddle
bags.
A gigantic stage show
will be conducted on Satur-
day evening around 8:30.
Hundreds of Scouts will be
the cast of a humorous,
inspirational, and colorful
show. Visitors are to bring
a folding chair or blanket to
sit on.
We have set the time for
the outdoor church service
for 11:30 AM on Sunday,
June 4th. This way,
parents who come to the
park on Sunday to pick up
their sons can stay for our
church service.
See you at the WON-
DERFUL WORLD OF
SCOUTING, Scout Show at
Long Park on June 3rd,
1978.
Zion Nursery School
with the parents.
The Zion Lutheran Nur-
sery School is currently
expanding their program to
two sessions for the 1978
-79 school year. Openings
are still available and appli-
cations may be received by
calling the church office or
Mrs. Cheryl K. Ronan,
teacher.
...curb ordinance
repaired them. The street
committee asked the ordin-
ance committee to look into
the matter and clean up
any ambiguities in the
present law. The committee
will probably make a
recommendation to Council
at the next meeting.
30 residents of No.
Chestnut Street asked
Council to do something
about the traffic on their
street. They complained
that the street is too
narrow to be two-way.
Council decided to elim-
inate parking on one side
of North Chestnut Street,
instead of changing it to a
one-way street.
The Marietta Jaycees
were given the go-ahead on
their revisions to the
electric lines in Memorial
Park. The MYAA was
permitted to fix a drainage
problem at the baseball
diamond.
It was decided to close
East Walnut Street for
dancing from 6:00 to 10:00
PM from June 29th
through July 3rd, in
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‘conjunction ‘with the Jaycee °
4th of July celebration.
Ralph Shope was ap-
pointed housing officer.
The tax relief for those
earning less than $3200 a
year can be applied for at
the Borough Office. The
application must be renew-
ed each year. The same
goes for the occupational
tax relief, for those making
less than $1000.
Bid forms will be pre-
pared for council by the
solicitor to have designated
jobs contracted on a needs
basis for such things as
snow removal and soil
hauling. Hourly rates for
these services will be on
record.
Requisitions for all pur-
chases must be approved
by committee as well as by
the finance chairman, it
was decided.
Two houses—8 and 10
Donegal Place, Marietta,
were purchased by the
Lancaster County redevel-
opment authority for reno-
vation. They were bought
for $17,500 each. The
houses will eventually go
back on the market and be
sold to low-income people.
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