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Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesdays
[S2 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. 28, July 16, 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]
July 16, 1980
MABA presents report to Marietta council
The Marietta Area Busi-
ness Association recently
presented a report to the
Marietta Borough Council
that listed some of the
following Marietta business
district ~~ problems and
MABA’s recommended so-
lutions:
Littering: enforcement of
existing littering laws, com-
munity support, display of
Rob Stoner, Mount Joy Jaycee, practices CPR techniques on a manikin.
Jaycee CPR course
Seven Mount Joy resi-
dents recently completed
requirements for Red Cross
certification in CPR. The
course was conducted by
Tim and Jessie Crouser
under the sponsorship of the
Mount Joy Jaycees. Mrs.
Crouser is a member of the
Mount Joy ambulance crew.
The twelve-hour course was
held on June 23, 25, 30 and
concluded on July 2 with a
written test and demonstra-
East Donegal Township
[continued from front page]
Leese told the supervisors
that new tennis nets and
basketball baskets have
been installed at Legion
Park. The kitchen has been
painted at Rock Point Park
and the hockey field there
tion.
CPR stands for cardio-
pulmonary resuscitation, a
method by which the layman
may sustain life in a choking
or heart-attack victim until
regular emergency medical
help arrives. The course
includes hands-on practice
on manikins.
Mount Joy’s program was
recently awarded third place
in the state by Pennsylvania
Jaycees. The local Jaycee
will be marked off sometime
this week.
Barry Eppley, Marietta
Pioneer Fire Company
Chief, then made a request
concerning fire company
boundaries. He requested
that the Marietta company
service two areas within the
chapter has one of the few
Jaycee-run projects in the
county open to residents in
the community.
Dave Dumeyer is in
charge of the Jaycee CPR
course.
Completing Red Cross
certification were: Sue
Crouser, Donna Dumeyer,
Larry Fackler, Don
Schwartz, Rob Stoner, Alan
Swanson and Beverly Swan-
son.
(cont.)
borough currently attended
by the Maytown-East Done-
gal company. The super-
visors agreed to inform
county fire control to revise
these sections of Hazel
Avenue and Decatur Streets
west to the Armstrong. and
Furnace Road area.
Mount Joy Council (cont.)
[continued from front page]
Lemon Street between
Main Street and Pink Alley
was abandoned, also an
unnamed alley running
northerly from Donegal
Springs Road.
A bid from Booth Labora-
tories of Harrisburg to
supply an intoxilizer to the
police department for $4300
was approved, subject to
approval by the State which
is funding the purchase.
Holders of the lease of the
borough property adjacent
to the Municipal Building
will be notified of terminat-
ion of the lease this fall,
prior to improvements in the
property.
The borough will contri-
bute $1500 to the Northwest
Lancaster County Paramed-
ic Unit in 1981, to help in the
education of Mount Joy's
ambulance crews.
Officer Aument address-
ed Council on the urgent
need of the police depart-
ment for a new pen for stray
dogs. The present pen is
constantly being broken
into. Officer Aument sug-
gested that a garage behind
the Municipal Building be
used to house the dogs.
apartments to
‘““Keep Marietta Clean”’
posters? consideration of
ways the borough might
control distribution of free
newspapers that blow
around streets; clean-up
projects by local organiza-
tions such as Scouts.
Loitering: Enforcement of
any local laws that apply to
specific cases; enforcement
of local curfew which states
that all those under 18 years
of age should be off the
streets Dy 1U pm week
nights and midnight Friday
and Saturday nights.
Dog Problem: enforce-
ment of license and leash
requirements, enforcement
of cruelty to animals laws;
asking Marietta landlords to
be stringent in their re-
quirements of tenants in
regard to dogs; consider
enactment of a ‘‘pooper-
scooper’’ ordinance for
downtown Marietta.
Public Use of Drugs and
Alcohol: citizens be willing
to report such acts to the
police and be willing to
testify to such acts} police
arrests of violators of
ordinances on public use of
drugs and alcohol; police
prosecute offenders to the
fullest extent of the law.
Vandalism: urge the local
courts to require that
offenders make restitution
and repair damages them-
selves as a deterrent to
further such vandalisny, a
locally implemented pro-
gram in the school system to
encourage youths to take
part in the renovation of
buildings, both public and
private; enforce parking
ordinances and give serious
thought to present parking-
meter problems.
Housing: enforce housing
and occupancy codes in
order to regulate the
number of occupants in
prevent
apartment use as ‘‘party
houses;’’ make efforts to
locate new business in
downtown Marietta’s busi-
ness district; regulate the
number of new apartments
allowed in the business
district.
Miscellaneous: Council
revise standards in regard to
business signs so as to make
them more compatible with
the nature of the town;
encourage programs for the
young people in Marietta,
e.g. Big Brothers, Big
Sisters, to help them relate
to the community, discuss
problems, etc.; create an
employment pool directed
towards young people to
make connections with local
employers and residents
requiring temporary, part-
time or full-time help;
consider a meeting with
East Donegal Township
regarding the development
of Route 441 around Mariet-
ta, to keep such develop-
ment compatible with the
community.
The MABA report was
compiled by Jerry Martin,
Thom Bradford, Dave Leas,
Ron Perry and Bob
Spangler.
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