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Saturday 9 am to 12 noon
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appointment only. Call 367-2724.
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EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS
Saturday, Sunday,
Monday & Tuesday
Dr. Thomas W. 0’Connor
(Mount Joy Area Only)
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
[USPS 055-530]
Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesdays
[52 issues per year]
Telephone: [717] 426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor-—Diane L. Krantz
Advertising Manager—Kay Kauffman
Marietta Editor—Hazel Baker
Mount Joy Editor—Cherie Dillow
Vol. 80, No. 6, February 6, 1980
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/ year
[Outside Lancaster County—$6.50/ year]
Mount Joy’s Sweetheart
Contest ends at 7:00 pm on
Friday, February 8. There is
still time to cast your
penny-a-vote ballot for your
favorite King and Queen.
At the closing of the
contest, the money will be
collected and tallied by a
bank teller. The boy and girl
with the most money will be
crowned at ceremonies at
the Trinity Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall Saturday,
February 9, at 10:30 am.
Registration for contestants
begins promptly at 10:15
a.m. All contestants should
be present.
A $25 gift certificate from
Jack Horner Shoes will be
given to the King and Queen
compliments of the Mount
Joy Joycee-ettes, sponsors
of the project. Gifts will be
awarded to first and second
runners-up. The public is
cordially invited to attend
the ceremonies.
All proceeds will be given
to the Donegal Dental
Clinic, a non-profit organ-
_ Letter to Editor
thanks Firemen
Letter to the Editor:
This is a
band and myself to the
Marietta Pioneer Fire Co.
crew. On Wednesday, Jan-
uary 30th, 1980, a fire broke
out in the stack of our
Franklin Wood Burning
Stove.
The first thing that came
to mind was to call the Fire
Co. Well, if you ever had a
fire, you'll know what I
mean when I say my mind
drew a blank. Thank
goodness my husband put
the emergency sticker with
the ‘911’ number on our
telephone. The response on
the phone was very efficient
and within minutes the Fire
letter of
appreciation from my hus-|
Co. was here, along with the
Marietta Police. Both police
officers and firemen han-
dled everything very
promptly and before long all
the smoke was cleared and
all was safe. They stayed
until they were sure every-
thing was safe.
Sadly enough, it takes an
experience such as ours to
appreciate those men that
volunteer their time and
services to our community.
Thank you again for your
services and help. Also, we
would like to thank our
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ebersole, for their
help. It'was greatly appreci-
ated.
Gratefully,
Mr. & Mrs. Jay R. Roberts
M. J. Mathias (cont.)
[continued from front page]
here today. And he knows
that my next move is his
job,” she teases. ‘‘Why,
whenever he leaves the
office, I go over and sit in his
chair. It feels good.”
Mary Jane also has six
women working under her at
the different Warner of
Marietta offices. Not only
does the Marietta based
station supply cable to the
Marietta area, but it also
services Roaring Springs,
Reedsville and Newport. All
of the decisions come out of
Marietta, and when a
problem arises, Marietta is
called.
““‘Ron is on the road more
and more, so I have to
handle many of the ‘emer-
gencies’ that come in. It can
really throw your schedule
off balance, but it sure
keeps the day exciting!”
Mary Jane lives with her
husband, Carl Mathias, Jr.,
at 1020 Central Ave.,
Columbia. ‘‘My husband
certainly knows how to
handle pressure,’’ she says.
“He is on the Columbia
School Board. It is not an
enviable position for the last
couple of years.”
The couple has three
children: Barbara; the wife
of Thomas Siefried; Mich-
ael, married to the former
Kim Aston; and Carl III, at
home. They also have four
grandchildren. ‘‘They really
keep me busy during my off
hours,’’ she says.
Mary Jane also like to
garden and swim over the
summer. ‘‘I really have very
few hobbies. I think I would
have to consider my job a
hobby. Even when 1 take
work home to finish, I don’t
mind at all. I rather enjoy
it.”
Mary Jane recently got a
new office. It is here that her
warm and outgoing person-
ality really comes through.
“People always comment
on my office. Some even ask
me if I had an interior
decorator. I just laugh.”
The office is done in warm
and inviting browns and
oranges. It is filled with
wicker furniture and hang-
ing plant baskets.
“Perhaps my office is a
little too inviting,’’ she says.
When there is free time,
everyone in the office seems
to congregate back here.
But I must admit, that is
what I really like. Just
talking to people that I really
like. And that is what my job
is. I really love it!”
ization which gives dental
care to children in the
Donegal School District, and
to the Mount Joy Public
Library.
Look for pictures of the
contestants and cast your
ballots at the following
Mount Joy businesses:
Stehman’s IGA—Shane
Dillow, Stephen Hower,
Brent Wolf, Adam Breault,
Douglas Barrett and Tim
Newcomer.
Hostetters Hardware-Van
Roberts Jr., Hope R. Coble, |
Sean McConnell, Matthew
Ryan Reesor, John E.
Ritrovato and Julie Anne
Gish.
Sloans Pharmacy—Steph-
Have a hard time
expressing your
feelings
with words?
Win your
sweetheart’s love
with a love seat
from Shelly’s!
SHELLY’S
FURNITURE
237 Locust St., Columbia
Phone 684-3780
Free Delivery
February 6, 1980
Sweetheart Contest ends this Friday
anie Marie Haley, Misty
Curreli, Jeremy Weiss,
Richelle Anne Brandt, Ta-
bitha Renee Freed and
Kirsten Joy Beamenderfer.
PenSupreme — Matthew
Ober, Tabetha Schildt,
Joshua: Crills, Matthew
Timothy Mummau and
Michael Charles Leety.
Union National Bank—
Geoffrey Swanson, Jamie
Lynn Madara, Stephen Ro-
senberry, Shawn McKain
and Megan Mueller.
Co-chairmen of this year’s
Sweetheart Contest are
Beverly Swanson and Linda
Sherk. Committee members
are Jean McKain and Cindy
Stoner.
Featuring fresh flowers in
our exclusive FTD Heart-
Shaped Ceramic Dish with
lovebirds. We can send one
almost anywhere. . .the FTD
way. Call or visit us today. We
know how to help you send
your heart and our flowers.
RUHL’S FLOWERS
Opp. Beahm Jr. High
Mount Joy 653-4006
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