Page 4 — SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN Strube buys Mt. Joy building William P. Strube, Inc., Marietta, an aircraft parts company, has purchased the five-story building formerly the Gerberich-Payne Co. shoe manufacturing plant. Strube plans to use the building for storing and also for making aircraft parts and instruments. Twenty new jobs will be created in two years by the FOR SALE by owner Drager Road, East Donegal Twp. Bank barn on 10 acres of ground. This picturesque country setting features open areas, some woods, creek frontage, 50 fruit trees & hard road frontage. Ideal country homesite, camp site, place to raise horses, or just use your own imagination. A REAL BUY at $27,500 " Please phone 684-2589 after 6 p.m. for appointment to view this property. SRD R new operationg * Auctioneers said@ Strube paid $52,500 for.the Build- ing. Two other Mount Joy properties were sold:a 3-sto- ry converted apartment at 250 West Main to Frank Zink of Mount Joy for $21,000 and a commercial lot on West Main to Donald J Yingst of Mount Joy R.D. 1 for $4500. FOR RENT Single House Living Room, Dining: Room, Kitchen, Powder ‘Room on First Floor. Second Floor has 2 large Bedrocms, Modern Bath. Vacant, Large Yard, Garage. $175 per month Daytime 392—5707 Evening 393—1384 Robert E. Plank, Realtor | 552 West King Street Lancaster, Pa., 17603 | Unusual Offer during May only ven if your trip is months way buy from us in May [and save up to $48! 1.8000=0008¢: 398887436" | Mount Joy — Maytown Up to $5000 worth of First National City Travelers Checks for a fee of just $2 {Wherever you travel... or even if you keep money at hom jor at work . .. the best way to protect your money is to use {First National City Travelers Checks. If they’re lost or stolen you can get an on-the-spot refund at over 35,000 refund points in the U.S. and overseas. iI. . . The most extensive refund service in the travelers check {business. They're honored world wide in millions of places. |’ Best time to buy them is during May. Offer ends May 31. Union National Mount Joy Bank - Warren Nissley plants a geranium in the Maytown cemetery for Rebecca Flick Saylor in honor of her grandfather, Carpenter, a Civil War veteran. School Board to present budget With the municipalities now taking an additional quarter of the one per cent earned income tax from the local schools, and with teachers asking for pay raises - the new budget will A special meeting has been set by the Donegal School Board at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 22, in the High School library - at which to present the school budget for the coming year. messssasesswesssesy be of great significance to : : local residents. Informed $ § sources have stated that this ! F or S d e : year’s budget has been most 8 1] . . : § 1973 Ridgewood Mobile § 41Ticult to devise 82 BR, air conditioner, 65 : In other action, ihe 12. Close to Armstrong.8 8 D hool Board 8Lease purchase available onsgal Se 00! Board last : § week voted: : REDUCED TO ONLY : -To approve the Lancas- 8 $ 5 3 0 0 i ter Vo-Tech budget : ! -To place an order for : Call : math materials for the g STANLEY .M. WENTZEL elementary schools; : Realtor : -To select the Mount Joy : 394-3763 4 Branch of National Cen- i Ask for Bill Page : tral Bank as District ' s Treasurer and Deposi- ——_———— ——— MERRILL J. HESS - CONTRACTOR with 15 years experience LOOKING FOR SMALL JOBS SATISEACTION GUARANTEED LOW PRICE, HIGH QUALITY ONLY ! © BUILDING e REMODELING © ROOFING, SPOUTING eo ALUMINUM SIDING e ADDITIONS ( Call for FREE estimates after 4 p.m. 653-2308 SAMUEL G. ZUCH NEW YORK LIFE 16 E. MARKET ST., MARIETTA, PA. LIFE, HEALTH, GROUP INS., PENSIONS; ANNUITIES It takes money to retire, and our money plans are TERRIFIC! For further information call Marietta 426-1613 or 426-3862 or write to the above address Walter D. — tory; -To select Pollock and Groff and White as District Auditor firm; -And to select Shirk, Reist, and and Buckwal- ter as District Solicitor; Announcements were made that: -The first Lancaster- Lebanon wrestling clinic will be held in the new DIG gym, August 11-15 for grades 6 through 9; -Custodial jobs for qualified students are available this summer; -Bacalaureate is planned for Sunday, June 1, at 7:45 p.m. in the high school auditorium; Rev. Ned Heeter will preach; -High School Com- mencement will be at 6 p-m., Tue., June 3, on the high school athletic field. If it rains the ceremonies will be in the audi torium; tickets will be required if the pro- gram is indoors. Flea Market, in Maytown The 13th Annual Flea Market sponsored by the Maytown American Legion Auxiliary Unit 809 will be held Memorial Day, Mon- day, May 26. The show will begin at 10a.m. and is located in the first block of East High Street, right off the square. In case of rain, the show will be cancelled. May 21, 1975 Mt. Joy Police study okayed Mount Joy Borough Council last week approved a plan to have the loca] police department evaluated by the state Department of Community Affairs. Council expects that the study will show how the department can be improved. Councilman Charles Rice- dorf presented a first. quarter financial report to the Council, the first time such a report had been submitted. Daniel C. Gohn was approved as Sewage FEn- forcement Officer. A resolution was passed to charge a fee of $25 for final subdivision of less than 10 lots on improved streets. Eli Wolgemuth asked for an answer to a petition presnted in April requesting that a furniture van be prohibited from parking on Chocolate Avenue. Council replied that they had been informed by their attorney that they do not have the power to order the van to be moved. Neverthe less, they said they would write the owner of the van and ask him whether he would park it in his own driveway. It was decided to ask the County Planning Commis- sion to speed accelerate re- assessment in the Borough. it was announced that, so far, 60 questionnaires had been returned to the bo- rough office, which had been sent out with the Borough newsletter, reques- ting citizens’ opinions on Borough affairs. A survey of alleys in the borough is planned. The survey will determine which ones are necessary for garbage removal, fire figh- ting, police service, etc. As a result of the survey, some alleys could be abandoned. Police Chief Bruce Kline announced that people tur- ning in false fire alarms will be prosecuted. Mrs. Lucy Haines once more requested from Coun- cil that a pedestrian and bicycle bridge be erected over the Little Chiques Creek at the eastern end of town. The Council told Mrs. Haines that the cooperation of the state, as well as Rapho Township would be required for action on her proposal. They suggested that Mrs. Haines contact her state representative and the supervisors of Rapho Town- ship. During the Memorial Day Parade on May 24, traffice will be detoured around Mount Joy. Main Street from Angle Street to Route 283 will be closed to traffic. Ma
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