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November 22, 1978
FOR SALE
'69 DODGE Charger,
$1500.00. Excellent shape,
only interested need call.
653-2242.
(1122)
Two 12 inch SNOW
TIRES, used one season;
good condition. $15. Call
426-1166 after 4:00.
(1122)
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710— Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods. 509
South 16th Street, Colum-
bia. Pa.
MOVING SALE: Novem-
ber 18, 9:00 to 4:00 PM, 33
Penn Court Drive, Penn
Court Mobile Home Park,
Mount Joy. 653-8506. Two
bedrooms sets, sofa and
chairs, clothing, knick
knacks, drapes, bedspreads
and other household items.
Also homemade crafts for
Thanksgiving and Christ-
mas including decorations
and stuffed animals.
Empire gas floor
FURNACE, house type,
$40.00. Call 653-1078.
(1122)
if you have been thinking
about installing a wood
heater now is the time to
do it while the supply lasts.
We have many models and
prices to choose from.
426-3286. Hiestand Distri-
butors, R.D, #1 Marietta.
Farmall-H TRACTOR for
sale, just had new valves
put in. $600. Ph. 653-5218,
Clyde Miller.
(1122)
Frigidaire automatic
WASHER. Good condition.
Very reasonable. 426-3488.
(1122)
Now is the time to order
Naugahyde HAND BAGS
for. Holiday Season—
653-1559.
(1122)
Black precision roller
SKATES size 8%, men’s
$20.00 excellent condition.
Call 653-5305 after 5:00
PM.
FOR RENT
For Rent: SPACE for
cars, trucks, boats, etc.
Mount Joy area. Phone
653-4979.
(1122)
(1129
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Mary P. Derr,
late of Conoy Township,
- Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present them without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
John B. Derr, R.D.4, Box
292, Elizabethtown, Pa.
17022.
Henry F. Gingrich
Attorney
WANTED TO BUY
Old furniture, glassware,
guns, coins, split rail fence,
pool tables, and old mis-
cellaneous wanted to buy.
Will pay good prices. Call
653-8301 or 653-5479.
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: Typists
and layout artists needed
for a 4-week part-time job.
Hours—24 hours/week
(Wed. through Sat.) until
mid-December. Hiring im-
mediately. Call 426-2212 or
653-8383. The Susquehanna
Times, RD1, Box 75A,
Marietta 17547.
Experience preferred,
but not essential.
TEXAS OIL COMPANY
needs mature person for
short trips surrounding
Marietta-Mount Joy area.
Contact customers. We
train. Write T. B. Dick,
Pres., Southwestern Petro-
leum, Ft. Worth, Tx.
NOTICE
Typists and Layout Artists
needed for a 4 week
parttime job. Hours - 24
hrs./week (Wed. - Sat.)
through mid December.
Hiring immediately. Call
426-2212 or 653-8383. Ex-
perience preferred, but not
neccessary. The Susque-
hanna Times, R.D. 1 Box
75A, Marietta, PA 17547.
Jim Gamble’s Barber
Shop haircuts and styles
call 653-5242.
(1122)
Just moved to our area?
Recently engaged? Had a
baby? To have the most
famous basket in the world
at ypur doorstep, please
call--Pat Burton, 653-1963
or Cherie Dillow, 653-1609
[Mount Joy area]; or Hazel
Baker, 426-3643 [Marietta
& Maytown area].
WELCOME WAGON
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Harvey S.
Newcomer, late of Rapho
Township, Lancaster
County, Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and all
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present them without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
Donal M. Newcomer,
R.D. #3, Box 665, Mount
Joy, PA 17552.
Carl R. Hallgren for
Morgan, Hallgren & Heinly
ia
Mitchell Mummaw
Mitch Mummaw
becomes Eagle Scout
Mitchell D. Mummaw,
16, received an Eagle Scout
Award during a Court of
Honor ceremony conducted
by Troop 63 of Mount Joy.
The Court of Honor was
held at Glossbrenner Uni-
ted Methodist Church on
November 19.
The award was presented
by Gerald Alleman, Wes-
tern District Advancement
Chairman, and by James
Ruhl, Scoutmaster of Troop
63.
Mitch Mummaw is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Drew
Mummaw, 717 Bruce
Avenue, Mount Joy. Mitch
is an active member of
Glossbrenner U.M. Church,
and serves as treasurer of
the Youth Fellowship there.
A junior at Donegal High
School, he is enrolled in
the academic course, and is
a member of the DHS
Marching Band, Concert
Band, and Stage Band. He
also plays on the tennis
team and works with the
dramatics club.
Outside school, Mitch is
a member of the Mount
Joy Lions Swim Club Team
and the Junior Rifle Team
of the Mount Joy Sports-
man’s Club.
To earn his Eagle award,
he co-ordinated the job of
painting all the entrances
to Glossbrenner Church.
Mitch plans to attend
college after he graduates.
...Pat Brown (continued)
[continued from back page]
sapped all of her energy.
Some of her other involve-
ments over the past four
years include being an
employee of the Personnel
Office at IUP, serving as an
PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN the ZONING
HEARING BOARD of the
Borough of Mount Joy will
conduct a PUBLIC HEAR-
ING on Friday, December
15, 1978, at 7:30 P.M. in
the Borough Offices Build-
ing, 21 East Main Street,
Mount Joy, PA to take the
following action:
1. To render a decision
on the request of Wilmer
Nissley for a special excep-
tion for his property located
at 589 Hill Street, Mount
Joy.
All interested are invited
to attend.
BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY
ZONING HEARING
BOARD
officer in the Society for
Advancement of Manage-
ment (SAM), being a sister
of Kappa Delta Sorority
and competing in this
year’s Outstanding Co-Ed
contest.’
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Arthur T. Zuch,
late of Marietta Borough,
Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and all
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present without delay
for settlement to the
undersigned.
National Central Bank,
King and Duke Streets,
Lancaster, PA 17602.
Donald H. Nikolaus,
for nikolaus, HOHENADEL
& GREINER,
327 Locust Street,
Columbia, PA 17512
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Mark Wagner
becomes Eagle Scout
Mark W
‘Mark F. Wagner, 16,
received an Eagle Scout
Award during a Court of
Honor ceremony conducted
by Troop 63 of Mount Joy.
The Court of Honor was
held at Glossbrenner Uni-
ted Methodist Church on
November 19th.
The award was presented
by Gerald Alleman, Wes-
tern District Advancement
Chairman, and by James
Ruhl, Scoutmaster of Troop
63.
Mark F. Wagner is the
son of Rev. and Mrs. Clair
L. Wagner, Jr., of. 713
Church Street, Mount Joy.
He is a junior at Donegal
High, where he plays trom-
bone in the DHS and Stage
Bands, sings in the chorus
and with the Rhythm
agner
Singers, and is a member
of the drama club.
A member of Glossbren-
ner U.M. Church, Mark is
active in Youth Fellowship
and sings in the Chancel
Choir.
Mark started his scouting
career as a Cub with Pack
263 in Mount Joy. As a
Cub he received the Arrow
of Light award, the highest
that a- Cub Scout can get.
He has attended Camp
Bashore for 4 years.
He is also a member of
the Order of the Arrow, an
organization for Honor
Scouts. For his Eagle
Scout Service Project, Mark
created a library for Gloss-
brenner Church.
Mark intends to go to
college after he graduates.
Benefit luncheon planned
At the November meet-
ing of the Marrietta Auxili-
ary to the Columbia Hos-
pital, plans were completed
for a Holiday Benefit
Luncheon to be held Mon-
day, December 4, at 12:30
P.M., at the home of Mrs.
Mary Sarver, Rheems. The
meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Sylvia Henry
with Miss Ruth Wisman as
co-hostess.
The luncheon will have a
mouth watering menu of
Oyster Bisque, Irish Cof-
fee, Velvet Fruit Salad,
Christmas Cookies, etc. A
recipe exchange for a
cookie tasting event and
holiday goodies and novel-
ties will be offered for sale.
Members have tickets for
chances on a holiday cheer
basket of goodies to be
awarded to a lucky winner.
Mrs. Joe Carroll presid-
ed at the business session
when Mrs. William Heisey
opened the meeting with
readings entitled ‘‘Novem-
ber, The Mayflower’ and
*‘The Little Things."
Mrs. George Houseal,
chairperson of a recent
pinocle party benefit, re-
ported a profit of $147.80.
A memorial was sent to the
Columbia Hospital in
memory of Mrs. Elizabeth
McKain.
Present was Doris Mor-
row, from Donegal, Ire-
land, who expressed her
pleasure being in America.
She explained the revolu-
tion in her home country is
only 20 miles from her
home. Ms. Morrow related
incidents happening in Ire-
land, which have been
going on for centuries
without an end in sight.
She stated attacks on
various structures are done
to call attention to the
cause, which to some
Irishmen seems pointless.