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February 13, 1980 .
FOR SALE
3M Dry Copy Machine.
Perfect Condition. $49.00.
Spangler Appliance. Phene
426-3122.
CHEAP FOR CASH. Al
steel buildings. Must sell.
Arch type. Never erected.
Call 717-569-5336.
Ice skates, black, size 8-9,
like new. $5.00. Phone
367-4686. (220)
Girl’s 20-inch, 3-speed
bike, cassette tape player-
recorder, Hollie Hobbie
items. Call 653-5716.
FOR RENT
Nice Box Stall for horse or
pony. For information, call
653-1728. (213)
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Coin operated laundro-
mat. Good business, choice
location, extra equipment.
426-2225.
WANTED
WANTED: To tell my
parents that I love them.
Going to college in Michigan
does not always make it
possible for me to show
them how much I really do
care. | have fond memories
of my childhood and just
want to tell my ‘super’
parents that I think I've got
the best one’s around. Their
Daughter, L.B., Grand
Rapids, MI.
CARD OF THANKS
With my grateful appre-
ciation, I want to express my
deepest heartfelt thanks to
all my wonderful neighbors
and other very special
friends, to pastors Klepper
and Koder and to my very
dear relatives for all the
kindnesses and sympathy to
me at the time of my sister,
Alma’s death, and for all the
gracious kindnesses to Alma
and me during her illness.
Mrs. Miriam S. Gainer
NOTICE
WELCOME WAGON
Have you just moved to
our area? Recently engag-
ed? Had a baby? Or do you
know someone who has?
Please call. We will be
happy to swop by and give
you a Welcome Wagon call.
Our basket holds lots of free
gifts to welcome the new-
comer, new baby, or newly
engaged girl. Please call
Cherie Dillow 653-1609, or
Sue Binkle 653-4895 in the
Mount Joy areca: or Hazel
Baker 42.-3643 in Marietta.
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.
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710 — Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candy,
Paper Ge ds. 509 South
16th Stree: Columbia, PA.
Borough Council (cont.)
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alleys. Decisions about
which streets and alleys the
borough- can afford to
re-surface will have to await
the bids for them and also
the bids for repairing
Lefever Road.
Council gave its approval
for the reconstruction of
North Plum Street at a cost
of $20,300, funded by the
Lancaster County Redevel-
opment Authority.
Approval was given for
the purchase of backboards
for basketball, rocking de-
vices for little children, and
a small merry-go-round for
* children in the park.
Bids will be received for a
sub-compact car for the
police department.
» Goals for 1980 were stated
by the Property and Equip-
ment Committee, including
sub-dividing the Borough
Park, sale of the house in
the park, disposal of the old
Friendship Fire Company
building, and acquiring
street sweeping and leaf
collecting apparatus.
Florin Fire Co.
wants jr. members
Martin Cusick of Florin
Fire Company announced at
the Monday night meeting
of Mount Joy Borough
Council that the company
would like to have junior
members as young as 14
years.
The juniors would be
under the supervision of an
assistant fire chief. Cusick
explained that firefighting is
becoming increasingly more
complex and that training
Chicken Pot Pie Dinner
Maytown Fire Hall
February 17, 1980
11:30 am until ?
Adult — $2.75
Children — $1.50
Under 5 — Free
By the Maytown Fire Co. Auxiliary
should start as early as
possible.
The juniors would not be
permitted to ride on the
outside of the trucks, nor
could they actually fight fire
until they were 18. To
comply with a borough
ordinance, they could not go
on fire company trips after
10 p.m.
Possibly a half dozen
youths might qualify as
junior firemen.
Dr. Predicto,
In My imagination,
You are a rare creation.
According to my calculation
Qur Valentine relation,
Is cause for celebration!
Miss Pi
I think Sarah and Jessie
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Is there a Ualentine message
printed just for you?
PATTI,
Big sister would love
A visit from you,
Come stay overnight
And bring Fozzy Bear too!
Be my Valentine.
DIANE
Pam and Lauren
Roses are red,
Violets are blue
are the nicest little girls in
the whole world! They are
my valentines every day of
Here's all my love,
For the both of you.
Happy Valentine's Day!!
Steve & Daddy
the year!
—Grandma
Pat & Joe Bateman,
formerly Mount Joy resi-
dents, wish everyone a
heartfelt ‘‘Hello’’ from Nor-
ristown, Pa. where Joe is
manager of the Valley Forge
Sewer Authority and Pat is
teaching Sth grade.
Sherry—
You are the
cutest
hitchhiker I ever picked up.
Jeff,
I love you more today then
I did yesterday and less then
I will tomorrow.
Happy Valentine's Day!
All my love, Stacey
Rick
#% To Wilma in longuyland,
: The fairest critic of them all!
Send us some praise,
however bland,
And we'll feel ten picas tall!
—Anon.
oo
CHARLIE,
Tom and Mary know
We're having an affair,
But I love every inch of you
We make such a pair.
Happy 9th Anniversary!!
AGGIE
To Kathie and Artie
And Tommie and Barnie—
I hope you all are fine!
Please pay me a visit
Or write me a letter—
And be my Valentine!
—Mommie
Mommy and Pam
May this Valentine's Day be
filled with Happiness,
Cause we both just think
you're Fabulous.
Steve & Lauren
To Rick with all my love,
Your eyes are like blossoms,
Your lips are like cherries,
Your hair is like gold—
Won't you be mine?
Your Secret Admirer < A
To all my friends and my
family. Thanks for being
there when I needed you.
Love, Cathy B
Oh! Chickentown Runner!
Your gait is sublime,
Your retreads fantastic,
And so is your time.
My Valentine be.
Build me a pond
And you can have me!
Oh! Chickentown Runner!