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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1965
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Whitmer G. Sol-
lenberger, dec'd. late of
Mount Joy, Penna.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement to the undersigned,
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK,
Mount Joy, Pa.
Harris S. Arnold, Jr.
Attorney 5-2¢
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the following sections of the
sewer system of the Borough
of Mount Joy have been com-
pleted and are ready for pub-
lic use:
1. Sewers ir Pink Alley
from manhole F93 to man-
hole F92, from manhole F92
to manhole F91, from man-
hole F91 to manhole F90,
from manhole F90 to man-
hole ¥'89, from manhole 89
to manhole F88, from man-
hole F83 to manhole F87,
from manhole F87 to man-
hole F86, and from manhole
F835 to manhole F84, inclus-
ive, and
2. Sewers in Plum Street
from manhole F95 to man-
hole F93, inclusive, and
3. Sewers in Main Street
from F98 to manhole F97,
from manhole F97 to man-
hole F96, from manhole F98
to manhole F95, inclusive
and
4. Sewers in Green Alley
from manhole F127 to man-
hole F126, from manhole
F126 to manhole F125, from |
thrown about and files dis-
manhole F125 to manhole
F102 and from manhole to
F102 to manhole F88, inclu-
sive, and
5. Sewers in Church Street
from manhole F108 to man-
hole F107, from manhole
F107 to manhole F106, from
manhole F106 to manhoel
F105, from manhole F105 to
manhole F104, from manhole
F104 to manhole F103 and
from manhole F103 to man-
hole F102, inclusive, and
6. Sewers in Angle Street
from manhole F112 to man-
hol F111, from manhole FIII
to manhole F110 and from
manhole - F110 to manhole
F103, inclusive, and
7. Sewers in Water Street
from manhole F113 to man-
hole F111, also manhole F128
to manhole F126, inclusive,
and
8. Sewers in Hill Street
from manhole F114 to man-
hole F112, inclusive, and
9. Sewers in Market Street
from manhole F117 to 'man-
hole F116, - frem manhole
F116 to manhole F115, from
manhole F115 to manhole
F105, also - from manhole
F101 to manhole F91 and
from manhole F91 to man-
hole F100, inclusive, and
10. Sewers in Peach Alley
from manhole F109 to man-
hole F106, -inclusive, all as
identified. on Construction
Drawings for Sewerage Sys-
tem Additions, prepared by
Gannett Fleming = Corddry
and Carpenter, Inc., England,
for Mt. Joy Borough Author-
ity, Lancaster County, Penn-
sylvania.
The sewers above describ-
ed may be used by all own-
ers of property accessible
thereto subject to the pay-
ment of any connection
and of annual sewer rentals
in amounts as may from time
to time be fixed by the Auth-
ority. 1
This notice is given pur-
suant to an ordinance duly
enacted by the Council of the]
Borough of Mount Joy on
May 23, 1956, which ordin-
ance is entitled as follows:
“AN ~~ ORDINANCE RE-
QUIRTNG THAT ALL OC-
CUPTED BUILDINGS IN
THE BOROUGH OF MOUNT
JOY, LANCASTER COUN-
TY, PFNNSYLVANIA, RE
CONNECTED WITH THE
SANITARY SEWER SVS-
TEM; MAKING IT UNLAW-
FUL TO CONSTRUCT OR
MAINTAIN PRIVIES. CESS-
POOLS. SFPTIC TANKS, OR
OTHFR DEVICES FOR RE-
CEIVING SFWAGE OR CON-
DUITS FOR THE DIS-
CHARGF OW SEWAGE FX-
CEPT INTO SAID SANI-
TARY SEWERS: PROVID-
ING FOR RULES AND REG-
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ULATIONS; AND PRESCRI-
BING PENALTIES.”
GEORGE D. GROFF
President, Mount Joy
Borough Council 6-1c
DONEGAL UNION SCHOOL
DISTRICT BUDGET AND
PER CAPITA TAX NOTICE
The proposed 1965-66 Bud-
get of the Donegal Union
School District is available
for inspection during school
hours at the office of the
Donegal High School, R. D.
‘#1, Mount Joy, Penna., and
will be presented for final
adoption at a school board
meeting in said high school
at 7:30 P.M. (daylight saving
time), Thursday, May 20,
1965.
Persons becoming inhabi-
tants of the school district or
attaining the age of 21 years
therein, are required by law,
within 12 months thereafter
(under penalty of payment
of a doubled per capita tax)
to give notice of such acquis-
ition of residence or attain-
ment of age. Please contact
the secretary of the board,
Dorothy J. Engle, at Donegal
High School, R. D. #1, Mount
Joy or mail to P. O. Box 297,
Mount Joy, Penna.
DONEGAL UNION
SCHOOL DISTRICT
By: Dorothy J. Engle
Secretary
Vandals Enter
Paper Box Plant
Vandals ransacked the
Mount Joy Paper Box Co.
offices Saturday night or
early Sunday morning.
Police said entry was
6-3c
made through five broken
windows. The only items
missing are a watchman’s
time clock and keys to the
firm’s gas pump. Papers were
arranged.
The break was discovered
Sunday morning by two em-
ployes of the firm.
THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
Sewer Digging Near End
Work on the laying of the
final main line of the new
Florin area sewer system is
progressing slowly but sure-
ly in the vicinity of the
Cross Roads church.
Last week and early this
week, workmen were hamp-
ered by rock but the antici-
pation was that the strata
would run out soon and
things would move more rap-
idly.
Because the line is just a
few feet east of the front
door of the church, it is be-
ing encased in concrete, fur-
ther slowing the progress.
Workers and bystanders
were interested to note that
the excavation for the line,
which is very deep, clearly
indicated the old roadbed of
the main highway as it form-
erly ran near the church be-
fore Angle street was im-
proved and the roadway
changed.
Meanwhile, work was star-
ted last week to permantly
resurface of streets which
were opened for ditching.
Weather, however, has not
been favorable this week for
blacktoping and oil tanks
have been standing idle.
Too, workmen have been
experiencing difficulties and
PEGGY L.
BROWN
Tax Collector
Your Support Will Be
Greatly Appreciated
On May 18
6-3p
Zing into spring!
Chevrolet Impala
Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Coupe=one of two bucket-seated beauties for "65.
have been obliged to repeat
preparation work in some in-
stances. Huge tampers pound
stone into the top of the
prepared ditch, ready for oil
and macadam.
However, motorists later
have been driving through
the stones. Small tires and
wheels ‘‘chew up” the sur-
face and make it necessary
to repack and prepare again.
Select Models
For B.P.W. Show
Nineteen women and girls
have been selected to serve
as models for the annual
spring Fashion Show and
Dessert card party, to be
sponsored Monday, May 10,
by the Mount Joy Business
and Professional Women's
club.
The affair will be held at
the Mount Joy American Le-
gion home.
The models, including 16
members of the B.P.W. and
three girls-of-the month, are:
Mrs. Samuel Balsbaugh,
Mrs. Clayton Bell, Mrs. Al-
vin Bigler, Mrs. Edward
Brown, Mrs. J. Eugene Eich-
erly, Mrs. Joseph Germer,
Mrs. Robert Hoffmaster, Mrs.
Earl Koser, Mrs. John W.
Melhorn, Mrs. A. P. Mitaka-
vich, Mrs. Jay Meckley, Bar-
bie Meckley, Mrs. Michael
Pricio, Mrs. Ralph G. Thome,
Mrs. John Wealand, and
Misses Susan Musser, Sher-
ry Wolgemuth, and Cathy
Brown.
The public is
attend this event.
invited to
Fashions will be from
Kitty’s Dress Shop.
The Finance Committee
will be in charge of the ev-
PAGE FIVE
Candidates
For Primary
Election
Republican and Democrat
voters in. Mount Joy will
nominate party candidates in
the May 18 primary election
from the following list:
REPUBLICAN
Mayor—
James E. Hockenberry
Frank B. Walter
Tax Collector—
John W. Anderson
Peggy L. Brown
Robert E. Kline
William Mateer
John E. Tyndall
Glenn M. Wolgemuth
Council - East Ward—
(One to be nominated)
George Groff
James Spangler
Council - East Ward—
(Two to be nominated)
Clark G. Berrier
Simeon A. Horton
Harold M. Milligan
DEMOCRAT
Tax Collector—
Henry FE. Becker, Jr.
James Roberts.
ening.
Mrs. A. P. Mitakavich,
chairman; Mrs. Woodrow
Fitzkee, Mrs. C. Raymond
Gilbert, Mrs. Alvin Bigler,
Mrs. Jay Greider, Mrs. Hans
Helms, Helen C. Schule,
Mrs. Arthur Sprecher and
Mrs. Frank Young.
When in need of printing
remember The Bulletin.
RCE
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this year. Also made it more stable by widen-
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Chevrolets fall way short of the other big
expensive-looking cars. But we wouldn’t have
it any other way. Would you?
One last question: How soon can you make
a good spring buy on a Chevrolet? One last
answer: Just as soon as you can get down to
your Chevrolet dealer’s.
It looks like a big car. And is—by almost any
standard you want to apply.
Width? Nobody builds a car as much as one
inch wider. Length? It grew three inches this
year. Roominess? Every closed model’s got
three inches more shoulder room, front and
rear, and more leg and foot room up front too.
Luxury? Nice little touches like the look of
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