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PUBLIC NOTICE
The proposed 1981 budget for the Borough of Marietta
will be presented to the Borough Council and discussed
at a public hearing to be held on December 9, 1980, at
7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber, 113 E. Market St.;
Marietta, Pa. The public is invited to attend and/or
submit written comments.
PROPOSED 1981 BUDGET SUMMARY
Revenues General Fund Liquid Fuels Total
Est. Fund Bei. 12/31/80 $ 66,650 $ 1,730 $ 68,380
Real Est. Taxes 42,000 42,000
Act. S11 Taxes 82,850 82,850
Licenses & Permits 7,150 7,150
Fines - 15,000 15,000
Grants 4,459 18,832 23,282
Departmental 4,000 4,000
Miscellaneous 32,000 32,000
TOTALS 254,100 20,562 274,662
Expenditures
Gen’l. Govt. 47,420 47,420
Police 75,720 75,720
Fire 18,000 18,000
Planning & Zoning 6,200 6,200
Health & Sanitation 38,530 38,530
Highways 41,730 20,562 62,292
Parks & Playgrounds 2,500 2,500
Insurance 24,000 24,000
TOTALS 254,100 20,562 274,662
The detailed budget will be available for public
inspection at 111 E. Market St., Marietta, Pa., 8:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, beginning on
November 26, 1980.
Boro of Marietta
M.M. Booth
Boro Sec.
Brownie Troop #1123 from Mount Joy
November 26, 1980
Investiture service for Brownie troop
An Investiture Service for
four new girl scouts was
held at the Mount Joy
Presbyterian Church Mon-
day evening. Mount Joy
Brownie Troop #1123 inves-
ted Kristal Garber, Jennie
troop leader, explained the
“Five Worlds of Girl
Scouting’ and presented
each new member with a
pin.
Taking part in the cere-
mony were these additional
Flowers, Teresa Geib, Leslie
Germer, Crystal Getz,
Sherry Herr, Jennie Klugh,
Crissie Sweigart, Joy Weid-
man, Janie Wilson, Stacy
Wilson and Erin Bradley.
Yvonne Applegate acts as
assistant leader.
Hawn, Michele Roberts and
Robin Schatz.
Mrs. Gladys Applegate,
members of the
Heide Applegate, Marcie
Cooper, LeAnn Eby, Kim
troop:
All of the girls received a
plant from their leaders with
the good wishes to grow in
scouting just as the plant
grows.
Needlework pins were
presented to the scouts who
assisted with the nine
scrapbooks presented to
nine church nurseries in
Mount Joy. The girls
composed the books.
Spice Ropes, $4
Handmade mats, $10, $14
Silk Flowers, $.99, $1.89
Handpainted Slates, $5, $9
Dried Flowers, $.59 and up
Handmade Wooden Sconces, $9.95 a pair
Macrame Hangers, $5 and up
Fall Arrangements
Special! Burlap Wreaths, Reg. $25, now $18.95
Come in and see our many other items.
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Phone 426-3692
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MARIETTA, PA. 17547
Phone 426-2520
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Sultzbach-Rinehart House given plaque
The Sultzbach-Rinehart
House, Waterford Avenue,
Marietta, has been re-
cognized with a plaque from
the Historic Preservation
Trust of Lancaster.
The Sultzbach-Rinehart
House was the original
project of the Marietta
Restoration Associates. The
structure was build in 1810
of log and clapboard with a
fireplace in each of its eight
rooms. The building was
divided into apartments
when the Associates ac-
quired it in 1967.
Major restorations in-
cluded fitting the windows
with small panes, removing
the front porch and install-
ing a pent eve. A new roof
and retaining wall were
added, and the completed
plot was landscaped. An
adjoining property was pur-
chased, adding extra ground
to the home. Tin chandeliers
were added to the front
entrance rooms, making
pleasant period chambers.
Today the property is a
private dwelling.
The Restoration Assoc-
iates’ current project is the
Union Meeting House.
Preparing the data for the
requirements for registra-
tion were Mrs. Margaret
Landis, current Associates’
president, and James Lan-
dis.
Drawing room interior