Susquehanna times & the Mount Joy bulletin. (Marietta, Pa.) 1975-1975, May 21, 1975, Image 3
May 21, 1975 The Adams Brothers Firemen to dedicate new hall on May 31 by Hazel Baker Plans have been complet- ed for the dedication of the Marietta Fire House which will be highlighted with a parade, a dinner at the new structure and a carnival at Marietta War Memorial Park. The events will be held on Saturday, May 31. The dinner will be held from 11a.m. until 1p.m.; Dedica- tion of the new structure will be held at 1p.m. The parade will move at 3p.m. and the carnival will be from 4:30 on. The dedication committee, with Harold McKain as Chairperson, has arranged for the Reverend Aristede Red, Fire Company Chap- lain, to offer the Invocation. Representing the Heilman Memorial from whose leg- acy a considerable sum was realized as stated in the will of the late Kate Heilman Resch ‘to be’ given to the Boro of Marietta for which it will serve the most people’, will be the Reverend John Hiestand. Paul Z. Kbnier, Lancaster County Fire Mar- shall with Robert Haycock, Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshall will offer congratulations and Rever- end Red will close the service with the benedic- tion. Members of the dedica- tion committee are:Kenneth Geesey, also president of the association; William Bailey, Barry Eppley, Dean Shope and Terry Fry. The Adams Brothers, featuring Bluegrass and Country music, songs and humor for the whole family will be the main attraction for the carnival to be held in Marietta War Memorial Park. The Adams Brothers re- corded their first record in 1974 enfitled ‘Our Flag of Bluegrass’ named after a song written by Dad Adams. The Record has been internationally accepted. Tom Adams is 1973 National Champion in the Junior Band Division of the National Championship Country Music Contest, held each year in Warrenton Virginia. His banjo picking won the championship in 1973, second place in 1972 and third place in 1971. American flags. honor heritage. 426- wey ee- LET US REMEMBER Memorial Day It began as Decoration Day , garlands were placed on the graves of the Civil War dead. It became Memorial Day, an | occasion for America to honor those who gave their lives in all wars. It has continued with solemn ceremonies | in the cemeteries across the country with parades of school children proudly carrying Let us remember who we are and where we are, Americans in a free land with the power of self-determination, and -pause to those who have preserved our How May We Be Of Service To You? Richard D. Smedley FUNERAL H E 29 NORTH GAY STREET, MARIETTA- 614 when |, Marietta alley to be closed Permission was given Tuesday night by the Marietta Borough Council to close the alley between the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mr. Harry Hartman. The alley runs between Hazel Avenue and Front Street and was closed because it caused traffic problems. An ordinance will be drawn for the borough to vacate this land. Rick Umbenhauer pre- sented an amendment to the ordinance regulating sewer fees. The council adopted this amendment. Mr. Umbenhauer is the borough solicitor. Because the Marietta—Donegal (sewer) Authority has raised its rental fees to the borough, a $3.00 per quarter increase must be made to property owners, retroactive April 1. The council agreed to ask the state for acquisition of Waterford Avenue and Bank Street, which will raise the liquid fuel tax refund to the borough. Council said that a state representative had told them they should apply for the streets on the edge of town. They granted permission to Pioneer Fire Company to place no parking signs from the square to the ‘S’ bend during the Pioneer Fire Company parade of May 31. Chestnut and East Walnut Streets also will be policed to help visiting fire equip- ment negotiate turns. William Brenner Post 466, American Legion, was given permission for a parade on Memorail Day, May 26. The parade will form at Riverview Element- ary School at 10:30a.m. and will move at 12:30p.m. The parade will go south to Market Street, west to Ga_ Street, then north on Gay to the cemetery. Council allowed the Farmers First Bank to have an attendant directing traf- fic in their lot during rush hours. Mayor Bernard M. Mc- Devitt will be the speaker at the Memorail Day parade and the invocation will be given by the Reverend Aristede Red. Mayor McDevitt and Don Parker, council president, will be attending future Council of Government meetings be- cause Mr. Umbenhauer resigned Tuesday night. DID YOU HEAR..... The Bainbridge Legion Post was vandalized last Wednesday night. Damage appears to be extensive, probably in excess of $500. SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN — Page 3 £L) \ 0, . | EVERYTHING TOR YOUR MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION — PICNIC SUPPLIES — reg. $109 89¢ Pepsi 8 pack wewawsrs reg. $185 $1.60 : Hot Dogs UTZ Potato Chips. reg. $109 89C}| CERANITNS FROM 99¢ (Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only) Lanc.Co. Swiss Cheese Chopped Ham HERR PHONE: 426-1805 $1.49 reg. $1.59 $1 .29 Intersection of 441 & 143 Open § AM.-11 P.M. Daily & Sunday reg. $1.69