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The Mount Joy
BULLETIN
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Published Weekly on Wednesdays
Except Fourth of July Week and Christmas Week
(50 Issues Per Year)
11 EAST MAIN STREET, MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
In the heart of fabulous Lancaster County.
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and
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ond class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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WILLIAM H. FACKLER
MT. JOY BOROUGH AUTHORITY
Sewer System
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania :
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION - April 30, 1964
ASSETS :
Sewer Property, Plant and Equipment $1,369,457.86
Funds in custody of Trustee 145,081.54
Funds in custody of Authority 4,262.48
1,518,801.88
887,000.00
631,801.88
1,518.801.88
Total Assets
LIABILITIES and EQUITY
Sewer Revenue Bonds, dated May 1, 1956
Net Equity
Total Liabilities and Equity
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
For the year ended April 30, 1964
REVENUES .
Residential, Commercial and
_ Industrial ’
Sewer Connection Fees, etc
70,537.80
1,4U'(.20 (1,945.00
Subsidies from the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania
Income from Investments
Discounts on Bonds purchased for
10,303.77
2,800.00
Redemption 233.35
Total Revenues 85,282.17
EXPENDITURES
Operating Expenses 18,599.60
Expenditures for Equipment 792.50
Interest on Sewer Revenue
Bonds 31,760.83
Total Disbursements 51,152.93
*NET INCOME for YEAR $ 34,129.24
* Distributed to various Trustee Funds per Indenture re-
quirement for reducing Bonds, Capital Additions, etc.
The above financial statement has been condensed from
a detailed audit report submitted to the Authority and
Trustee and is subject to its comments.
TROUT. EBERSOLE & COMPANY
June 10, 1964 Certified Public Accountants
MT. JOY BOROUGH AUTHORITY
Water System
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
ris, Jr. and children, Venzu-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST '12, 1964
® MAYTOWN
Miss Grace Henderson
Joel Lowry, Pittsburgh,
spent last week with the Fry-
bergers and Miss Anna Al-
bright.
Mrs. Carl Houseal is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph’s hospital.
Kathy Drace spent last
week in Middletown with
relatives.
David Blake returned home
Saturday from Camp An-
drews.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Arnold
and children, vacationed in
Kentucky last week.
Skippy Nell was feted with
a surprise birthday party
last Thursday evening in
honor of his 6th birthday.
Susan and Scott Lowery, of
Lancaster, visited their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Huntzinger last week.
Mrs. Wayne Warner and
daughter, North Carolina,
rare visiting Mrs. Myrtle War-
‘ner and son.
Samuel Ney is confined to
joe house because of illness.
Sally and Sirio Tonelli enjoy
cony of their 53rd floor
barbecued chicken, baked
becuing” need not be limited just
to families with back yards and
patios. The kettle-shaped, covered
|_Dr."and Mrs. C. Brooks | barbecue acts as an oven and ad-
Henderson and children, | justable dampers enable our bal-
Craig, David and Carolyn,| cony chef to accurately control
Ocala, Florida, called ‘on! cooking temperatures. Covered
Miss Grace Henderson last! Parbecues are ideal for balcony
| Tuesday. : | cookouts because they are not af-
fected by wind and are virtually
smokeless. Manufactured by
Weber-Stephen Products Co.,
Wood Dale, Illinois, the baked
porcelain kettle is completely
weatherproof (the legs are alu-
minum) and can be left outdoors
the year 'round.
_ Weber offers this important
tip for better barbecuing. For
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Too-
mey, Mount Wolfe, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arn-
old Fink on Friday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald
Peirson are enjoying a vaca-
tion during the month of Au-
gust. There will be guest
ministers at St. John’s Luth-
G
the Chicago skyline from the bal
Marina City apartment while preparing
potatoes and garlic bread on a covered
charcoal brazier. The Tonellis have discovered that
“back yard bar-
¢
cuts of meat, such as steaks,
place the meat on a grill directly
over a layer of hot charcoal bri-
quettes. For whole meats, such as
roasts or the chicken Mr. Tonelli
is preparing, arrange the bri-
quettes on either side of the ket-
tle, with a foil drip pan in the
middle. Place the meat on a grill
directly over the drip pan. With
the kettle lid in place, indirect
heat will bake the food and juices
will be cooked in, not out, for
more flavor. What juices do es-
cape will fall into the drip pan,
not on the hot briquettes, thus
eliminating flare-ups and most of
the smoke:
eran Church. for the morn-|
i hi ri h .
Sunday in August." Bender Family
Plans Reunion
Oscar Leas has been a pa-
tient in St. Joseph’s hospital |
One hundred twenty-five
were present for the 18th an-
for several weeks. Let's re-
member him with cards.
Terry Sweitzer, a student | nual Bender Reunion held
at F. & M. Seminary, was in |last Wednesday at the Salun-
¢harge of the morning WOr- ga pavilian. President Park
chip service at the U. C. C. Miller was in charge of the
in the absence of the Rev. activities.
John Gunson on Sunday. |
Mrs. Sweitzer was also pres-
ent at the service. at 6:00 p.m. with free coffee
Audrey Smith celebrated |and ice cream. Edwin Keen-
her 8th birthday anniversary 'er led the group in singing.
on Sunday. Door prizes were drawn by
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Chester | the following:
Basket lunches were eaten
Ray Smith and children, Vie- | Richard Bushong, Robert
nna; Va. are visiting Mr.|pender, Mrs. John Bender,
and Mrs. Herbert Smith. | Charles Bender, J. Clayton
year are: James Hess, presi-
dent; J. Clayton Bender, vice
president; Mrs. Glenn Snyder
secretary; and Lester Hostet-
ter, treasurer.
The first Wednesday in Au-
gust has been approved for .
the Bender reunion next year
To Serve You Better
BEGINNING AUG. 3
NEW
CONVENIENT
BANKING HOURS
at
Me Bl rs (Seog Ob-| Bender, Keith Miller, Joanne
STho: tzer, tlantic City € | Bender, Phyllis Hernley, Da-
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | iq Brubaker and Mrs. Wil.
B. Grove. |
bur Snyder.
Mr. and Mis. George Mor New officers for the next
ela, arrived on Sunday to]
spend several weeks with |
Mr. and Mrs. George Morris
Sr. and son. :
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blot-
tenberger and Mrs. Wilson
Penwell motored to Ohio te!
attend the wedding of Mr. |
George Bowers.
Teacher Attends
Science Seminar
Paul E. Coleman, science
acher at Donegal Hi. S. is
Mount Joy, Pennsylvania
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION - April 30, 1964
ASSETS - }
Water Property, Plant and Equipment $ 416,511.16
Funds in custody of Trustee 56,227.95
Funds in custody of Authority 7,205.38
- Total Assets 479,944.49
LIABILITIES and EQUITY -
Water Revenue Bonds, dated May 1, 1954 230,000.00
Net Equity 249,944.49
Total Liabilities and Equity 479,944.49
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
For the year ended April 30, 1964
REVENUES
Residential, Cornmercial and
Industrial 56,023.77
Rents, Permits etc. 675.87 56,699.64
Contributions in aid of con-
struction - Meter Charges
and Charges for New Service Lines 879 64
Income Earned on Investmenis 680.00
Total Revenues 58,258.70
EXPENDITURES
Operating Expenses 23,337.71
Interest on Water Revenue
Bonds 6,962.50
aT "” |
Total Disbursements 80,500.27)
*NET INCOME for YEAR S$ 7.758.43
* Distributed to various Trustee Funds per Indenture re-
quirement for reducing Bonds, Capital Additions, etc.
The above financial statement has been condensed from
a detailed audit report submitted to the Authority and
Trustee and is subject to its comments.
| relieve those heat waves, weak-
TROUT, EBERSOLE & COMPANY
Certified Public Accountants
June 10, 1964
attending a National Science
Foundation summer institute
: ‘at George Peabody College
Fill Cracks And 3 “roti udits
Tenn.
Florin - Mount Joy
Offices!
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY
JA.M.
to
3P.M.
FRIDAY
3 A.M.
The National Science Foun-
dation granted Peabody a to-
tal of $186,800 to support
two separate institutes for
teachers of science and math.
Celeman lives at 326 North
Lime street in Lancaster.
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to
8 P.M.
Beginning Monday, August 3,
County Farmers Bank cus-
tomers will find both of our
Mount Joy offices open one
hour later—to 3 P. M., Mon-
day through Thursday. On
Fridays, both offices will be
open two hours longer, their.
doors remaining open straight
through the day from 9 A.M.
to 8 PM. We know you'll
find these the most conven-
ient customer banking hours
in the area.
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