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Vol. 78, No. 47, November 22, 1978
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.....VIarietta Council (continued)
[continued from front page
Budget
The proposed borough
budget for next year will be
discussed in the Council
Chambers on December
12th at 7:00 PM. The
proposed budget will be
‘available for your inspec-
tion in the office after
November 28th.
Tax penalty
The penalty for delin-
quent tax payments was set
at 10%. Delinquent per
capita taxes will be collect-
ed by Mrs. Margaret
Booth, borough secretary.
Youth commended
Mayor Flanagan com-
mended Marietta youth for
their ‘‘fine conduct’’ during
Halloween, and spoke the
thanks of the police depart-
ment and the undercover
officer. :
No complaints were
lodged this year in connec-
tion with the holiday.
Rec for kids
A committee consisting
of Harold Kulman, Jay
Roberts, and John Reuter
will study the idea of
scheduled recreation for
youths in Marietta.
$1000 of federal Revenue
Sharing Funds will be set
aside for playground em-
ployees’ wages next
summer.
LAND SAKES!
it wouldn'{ be
CHRISTMAS
without the things from
REBMAN'S
Federal money requested
Dave White said that a
request for more Commun-
ity Development Funds will
be filed. In the last two
years the borough has
gotten $242,000 for storm
sewers, the Union Meeting
House, and the Jaycees
Center.
The filing will be in
December. Roughly $100
thousand will be asked for
to cover the cost of more
storm drains, and about
$200 thousand is hoped for
to buy land along the river
which will be part of the
new park.
Personnel policy
The borough’s first writ-
ten personnel policy was
..5chool Board (cont.)
[continued from front page]
The idea will be studied to
see if it is feasible.
I.U. Authority
President Arnold spoke
at some length in favor of
yoining with other districts
to form an LU. 13
Authority. (The LU., or
Intermediate Unit, runs the
special education programs
in Lancaster and Lebanon
County schools).
This authority could own
property, which the LU.
cannot do under law. By
owning the vans used as
mobile classrooms by the
I.U., instead of renting
them, a great savings could
be effected, said Mr.
Arnold.
“It's smart to
be Thrifty"
Park & Shop 9AM. to & P.M.
800 S. QUEEN ST., LANC.
FOUNDED
1889
MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
MARIETTA, PENNA.
LOSSES
PAID
A clause in the lease
under which the vans are
rented permits sale at the
end of the contract period
of two years, which is up
this year.
Mr. Arnold said that the
vans could be bought next
year for ‘‘a piddling sum”
if they are then legally
required. He said that the
I.U. Authority idea is ‘‘the
best way to save money”’
ever devised in Lancaster
County.
It was decided to allot
$50, the district’s share of
the legal fees to set up the
authority. By paying $50
now, the right to later join
the authority is ensured.
Governor Dick dangerous
Mr. Weidman said that a
fence should be put up at
Governor Dick to prevent
kids from hurting them-
selves. Permission to do
this was granted.
Clabell appeals
Clabell Marietta went to
court over their tax asses-
ment. It stands at $306,010
now.
Your Local
Insurance
Company
Supporting
a Local
Effort
Donegal Mutual Insurance Company
Route no. 441 By-pass
Marietta, Pennsylvania 17547
November 22, 1978
presented to council. It will
be voted on at the next
meeting on December 12th.
Most of the work on the
document was done by Jay
Roberts.
It is hoped that a written
policy will clear up the
confusion which has sur-
rounded the exact duties of
employees.
Less money ahead?
The PSEA said that Act
59 might cost
the district $49,853 this
year, and $718,459 over the
next five years.
Also, Proposition 12 in
Pennsylvania (HB2767)
would cut all property taxes
to 1% of real market value.
This, if passed, could cut
Donegal district’s real es-
tate tax income by S5%, or
about $900,000.
Sani Mist mystery
The Sani Mist Company
is demanding it’s Sani Mist
machine back, which has
been missing for years.
These devices were used to
combat athlete’s foot in
days gone by; they spray
chemicals on the feet when
a person walks onto them.
Sani Mist sent copies of
agreements signed with the
district in 1955 and 1962,
showing that the district
got four machines, and
saying that only two have
peen returned. Une was
recently discovered in a
corner by DHS principal
Donald Drenner. Drenner
stated after the meeting
that he never thought the
machines were of much
use.
Sani Mist demands $30
for the missing machine.
Several board members
seemed to find the matter
humorous.
Savings
It was reported that Mr.
Eshleman bought $86.21
worth of goods for only
$9.50 at a government
surplus sale. ;
Tree donated
Mr. Drenner donated a
tree from his yard to the
high school.
More roof leaks
The Grandview roof leak-
ed in the same spot after
repairs by the Long Roof-
ing Company. The repairs
cost the district $123.55.
The ceiling problem again
Water damage on the
DHS ceilings is still there.
So far, no way to fix it has
been found.
Fitness trail
Permission was granted
for a fitness trail in Sico
Park.