He was a former employe of Wyeth Laboratory, Mariet A native and a lifetime resi dent of Viarietta, he was a S01 yf the late Albert and Laura Lemmel Walters. He was member of Zion Lutheran church, and Pioneer Fire Co.. both of Marietta, His survivors include a sis ter, Mrs. Anna Kendig, Baia bridge, and a brother, Ed ward Wallers, Marietta, and a number of nieces and neph CWS, Services were held Satur day, July 22, from the Zion Lutheran church, Route 441 and Colebrook Road, and bur- ial was made in the Marietta cemetery. C. L1.OYD NISSLIY C. Lloyd Nissly, 75, of 132 South Beaver street York, formerly of Mount Joy, died unexpectedly on July 3 in the York hospital. Mr. Nissley was born in Maytown, a son of the late Eli L. and Lizzie Shenk Nissly. He was a member of the Zion Lutheran church, of York, and last was employed by the Home Furniture com- pany of York. Surviving are two brothers, H. Roy Nissly, until recently a resident of Mount Joy, and Sam Walter Nissly, both of York. Funeral services were held on July 6 at the Nissley Fun- eral Home and burial was in the Maytown Union cemetery. Rev. W. Lester Koder, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, officiated. KURTZ S. STOKES Kurtz S. Stokes, 72, of 142 East Willow St., - Elizabeth- town, died at 10:50 p.m. Sun- day, July 16, at St. Joseph hospital. He had been under the care of a physician. He was married to Anna Mumper Stokes. Until his retirement a num- ber of years ago, he was as- sociated with Stokes Electric Co.. Lancaster. Stokes was a member of Evangelical Congregational church, Mount Joy. Born in Blain, Perry coun- ty. he was a son of the late Howard and Ella— Snyder MT. JOY ATHLETIC ASSN. PEE WEE LEAGUE {As of Sunday, July 16) National Ww L BIS ives 12 1 Pirates .......... 11 3 Gants ......... 0... 10 3 Phillies .......... 1 12 Results - Pirates 23, Phillies 2 A’s 6, Phillies 3 Pirates 5, Giants 2 A’s 9, Pirates 3 Giants 5, Phillies 0 A’s 3, Indians 1 Giants 1, Orioles 0 Pirates 7, Red Sox 6 Giants 16, Twins 0 Pirates 12, Orioles 0 Giants 7, Red Sox 1 Pirates 5, Indians 1 American Ww L Indians . .......5.., 8 5 Bed Sox .......... 7 7 PWEIS ovo c ve iin cn 3 11 Oriples ....c. 5.5 1 12 Resulis € Red Sox 4, Twins 2 Twiris 21, Orioles 1 Indians 7, Red Sox 3 Red Sox 8, Orioles 0 Indizns 6, Twins Pira‘es 7, Twins 6 Indizns 5, Giants 2 Indians 16, Phillies 10 A’s 7, Red Sox 0 Twins 22, Phillies 11 A’s 4. Orioles 2. 1 ving in addition to h vidon 1E YF, 4 16 | { ] a ON B i n ¢ i St il J } ] }: d 2 \ | n.d its, N J J \ G a \ nd INCy, wite | yers Viount J 17 children and one great d grandchild ke 15 also survived by the oliowing brothers and sisters: » f oy Charles Stokes, Mallard, va, Ness Frank Stokes, of ( i In LUVY Camp Hill; Ruth Rebecca Sheets, Overland, and Elsie Marie Johnson, of Mallard, TY wa Services were held Wednes day morning from the Sheetz funeral home and burial was made in Laurel Hill eemetery, Columbia. Postal Service cints to Gains As it closed a fiscal year and looks to another, the U, S. Postal Service has assessed its accomplishments as of the close of business June 30, '72 Among the accomplish- ments to which it points with pride are: Extension of rural delivery service to approximately 100, 000 more families; Extension of city delivery service to about 1 million ad- ditional families; Handling of 3.8 percent in- crease in.Christmas mail over Christmas of 1970 with 23.5 percent . drop in overtime hours and 6 percent decrease in man-hours; Accelerated crackdown by Inspection service to protect customers from mail fraud; Reduced overall employ- ment by more than 20,000 without resorting to layoffs; Completed a top-to-bottom job evaluation study; Opened ranks of Postal In- spection service to women; Announced plans to install high-speed electronic mail- sorting systems in 40 addition- al major postal facilities; Introduced 42 mobile post offices which are deployed to disaster areas for emergency use; Established steamlined in- surance system to speed claim settlements; Instituted a austerity program. nation-wide In the 13-year ‘Pig War” fought between America and Britain, the only casualty was the pig. ‘ee 4 r. - * fo 12. 3331 1214-221, Skimmy Wrap For immediate wear, vou'll like to use the collar and sleeve —Ilater you can make the sleeve- less dress. No.. 3331 comes in sizes 1212 to 221%. Sjze 14% (bust 37) takes 3'4 vards of 44- inch fabric. For each pattern, send 50 cents plus 15 cents for first-class mail and special handling to IRIS LANL, (care of this news Paper), Morris Plains, N.J, 07930, ADJUSTMENT his word 1ould not nfusecd § 11 p V1 OY ( M. renression of 0 ru i 12S Jul 1 \ ted’ 1d Ve h and 1eara Xin, a edd fe bu \ ( ) pointn i fru but 1 ¢ er true { LINES, This 1S 1 to say that we can al s X eel, Jd press everything wi s1I0n Or SCEK complete suppres pe .- is not ing means of escal the answer. We have to make adiustments to life and living every day, but compieteiy giving up the freedom to eX press our natural feelings is too high a price to pay for being “‘well-adjusted.” EQUALIZE In the name of being res ponsible, many find them selves in an environmental trap. Almost anything we do in today’s world brings pres sures, but those who dwell on resen'ment and have a feel ing of enslavement can al ways find responsible ways of equalizing the pressures and regaining a sense of liberty. Any person can find some things that he really likes to do and that are enjoyable, He can also find an mner sense of serenity in the face of circumstances that leave much to be desired. Such equalizers prevent you from ever being trapped. JOINS HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION Wayne B. Erb, Mount Joy, has joined the junior member ship ranks of Holstein-Friesan Association of America. More than 13,600 youngsters are now actively enrolled in the breed organization's program. — LEGAL NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE The Mount Joy Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing on July 26, 1972 at 7:30 P.M. in the Bor- ough Offices Building. The Board will consider a request from Harry H. Hinks to waive a front yard setback require- ment for the construction of a new home. MOUNT JOY ZONING HEARING BOARD 17-2¢ EXECUTRIX NOTICE Estate of Alma S. Ditzler, dec’d., late of Rapho Town. ship, Lancaster County, Pa. Letters testamentiary on said estate having been grant. >d to the undersigned, all sersons indebted thereto are requested to make immedi- ate payment and those hav- ing claims or demands a- zainst the same will present them without delay for set- tlement to the undersigned, KATHRYN STEHMAN 138 Main Street Salunga, Pa. 17538 Executrix Roda, Morgan, Hallgren and Heinly 700 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa 17-3c EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Estate of Conrad Smith, de- ceased, late of Marietta Bor- ough, Lancaster County, Pa. Letters tesiamentary on ;aid estate having been grant- ad to the undersigned, all sersons 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, THERESA DEMMY, JAMES SMITH, ROSEMARY HICKERNELL ROBERT SMITH DAVID SMITH ( Executds Roda, Morgan, Hallgren and Heinly, Att’ys. 17-3c and Heinly 700 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa 17-3c -— EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Estate of Harriet W. John. son, dec’d. late of Lancaster Township, Lancaster County, PAGE 12 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 197: r - ) |S 1 ‘ Penna. Deposits of U., 8S. Gove Letters testamentary OD S es said estate having been grant Deposits of States and ed to the undersigneaq, all I [, DEPOSITS { ome persons indebted thereto are (a) Total demand : . 1; 14 * () requested to make imme] os TOE nd ate payment and those hav- zavings ing laims or demands a- dey t 1,4 A the came Will present Ot] Liabilities ..... 14 7 1 gainst the same wil 4 1 ar yy svt. without deia)y for Set mot | 5 be er $4 th nae reigned RICSIERVIEES 0 LOANS \ D \ TONAL CENTRAL SICURITIES he 4 Reserve " bad debt D \ up na « t 1 1 it to IRS East King ¢ Duke S 5. MHINES sive vriernnsa x 6 Lancaster, Pa. 17604 Total Reserves On Loans Roda, Morgan, Hallgren and securities vs 210611. 00 and Heinly, Attys. 18-3¢ GAPITAL ACCOUNTS : — - JJquity Capital-total 1,600,395.51 REPORT OF DITION, CON-~ Common gtock-—par USOLIDATING DOMESTIC SURB- value per share $5.00 SIDIARIES, O THE UNION No. shares authorized % NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK 25.000 OF MT. JOY IN THE STATE No shares outstand- OF PENNSYLVANIA, AT THE ing: 25,000 ....0n. 125 000. CLOSE Ol BUSINESS ON aqurplus. ..cv::ovsnnses 1,000.00 JUNE (a Undivided profits ...... $75,395 (Published in Response to call ———————— made by Comptroller of the mga] Capital Currency, under Title 12, U. 8. "Accounts ..v....ee.s 1,600,305:51. ( le, Se n 1) ii ~ ASSETS Total Liabilities and (Cash a ue fre Capital Accounts 19,748,619.87 “ba (includi 1.66 MEMORANDA ’ an ol lebhits) oF 7.071.48 Average of total de- l S 'rea y curl posits for the 17 cal- ons i Rave 2,631,003,04 endar days ending Obl ons of States and call date .... coves 17,703.678.30 political divisions 2,960,976.46 Average of total loans Other curitie 33,750.00 for the 15 calendar Federal funds sold and call date irs ia 12,115 924.29 eclirilie urchased days ending with ot > emen ho 300,000.00 1 J. H. Hoffman: Jr., Cash- Loans sive Coan 12,085,057.43 fer, of the above-named bank do Bank premises, furni- hereby declare that this report oil ture & fixtures, and condition is true and correct to other assets represent- the best of my knowledge and be- ing bank premises 387,912.51 ier. : 2 Real estate owned other a J. H. HOFFMAN JR, than bank premises 2 335.46 Cashier Othe! asSely Trvws.. 2.00299 wre. the undersigned directors £19.74%.519.37 st the correctness of this re- $19.74%.519.37 attest the correc ‘ port of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Total Assets LIABILITIES Demand deposits of in- ividuals, rtnerships. 1e an IT i Se 5,131,745.88 MERVIN S. ARNOLD Time and savings ALVIN J. REIST AIO : W.. C. HIESTAND individuals, ' individ Directors deposits of partnerships, and MT. JOY BOROUGH AUTHORITY Water System MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA STATEMENT of FINANCIAL CONDITION - April 30, 1972 ASSETS : Water Property, Plant and Equipment $1,070,515.29 Funds in custody of Trustee 147,121.34 Funds in custody of Authority 8,417.76 Total Assets 1,226,054.39 LIABILITIES and EQUITY Water Revenue Bonds, dated May 1, 1954 150.000.00 Water Revenue Bonds, dated March 1, 1956 © 475,000.00 Net Equity 601,054.39 Total Liabilities and Equity 1,226,054.39 STATEMENT of OPERATIONS For the year ended April 30, 1972 REVENUES Water Rents 123,585.63 Other Income 15,037.78 Total Revenues 138,623.46 EXPENDITURES Operating Expenses 65,089.67 bysress on Water Revenue onds 23.687.50 Total Expenditures ; 88,777.17 *EXCESS REVENUE over EXPENDITURES 49,846.29 * Distributed to various Trustee Funds per Indenture require- ment 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 & GROFF Certified Public Accountants May 22, 1972 17-2¢ MT. JOY BOROUGH AUTHORITY : “Sewer System MOUNT JOY, PENNSYLVANIA STATEMENT of FINANCIAL CONDITION - April 30, 1972 ASSETS - Sewer Property, Plant and Equipment $2,132 946.66 Funds in Custody of Trustee 213,903.82 Funds in Custody of Authority 8,106.56 Total Assets LIABILITIES and EQUITY 2,354,957.04 Sewer Revenue Monds - Series of 1956 569,000.00 Sewer Revenue Bonds - Series of 1964 289,000.00 Net Equity 1,496,957.04 Total Liabilities and Equity pSTATEMENT of OPERATIONS or the year ended April REVENUES year e pril 30, 1972 2,354,957.04 134,824.96 Sewer Rents Other Income 22,022.50 Total Revenues EXPENDITURES > 10834140 Operating Expenses 46,711.46 Expenditures for Equipment 286.50 Interest on Sewer Revenue Bonds 31,073.25 Total Expenditures 78,071.21 *EXCESS REVENUE over EXPENDITURES 78,776.25 * Distributed to various Trustee Funds i 5s per Indenture require- ment for reducing bonds, capital additions, ete. 4 The above financial statement has been condensed from a detailed audit report submitted to the Authority and Trustee and is subject to its comments. Tos, TorRsOLE & GROFF ertifie li May 22, 1972 whe Aa
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