Page 12 — SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN Construction of new township hall about to begin in East Donegal FATT DC a SL i LL ay Architect’s drawing of new municipal building for East Donegal Township. Construction of the building is about to get underway in the new Maytown Park. June 11, 1975 Mount Joy Boro Authority weighs At the last meeting of the Mount Joy Borough Autho- rity, Robert Stark showed a sketch of an artist's concep- tion of a new building for a pumping station at the two wells on the Wolgemuth property in East Donegal Township. The buliding is compatible with surroun- ding properties and build- ings. Plans for additions and alterations to the wastewa- ter treatment plant were discussed. Summary of a study carried out an engi- neering firm in Harrisburg considers both the possibili- ties of enlarging the Chckies plant or the constrcution of a long outfall sewer to the Susquehanna. Timothy Saylor, engineer, ICT TE TIER. Finally A repair specialist ATRTIRITIR right in Mount Joy. Now you don’t have to waste time, travel, and money on repairs. We also offer: ¥ Quality Pre-owned Cars 1970 FORD FAIR CP. V-8 Auto. Trans., Power Steering V-Roof, $1695.00 1970 NEWPORT 4DOOR H-T Air, P.S., P.B., Radio, V-Roof 1967 CORVETTE CP. $1595.00 Power Windows, A.M.-F.M. Radio 1972 THUNDERBIRD CP. $4195.00 Air, A.M.-F.M. Stereo, V-Roof, P. Windows 1973 OLDS TORO CP. Air, $3995.00 V-Roof, A.M.-F.M. Stereo, P. Windows, Dr. Locks $3995.00 HOURS: a Service Station : Abe Weidman 964 Main Street, Mount Joy Phone: 653-1104 Locally Owned ACE: RTT JOY CITGO 9t09 reported that the test boring at the water standpipe site east of the borough has been completed and shows a good foundation for construction. The Authority is considering beginning construction in September. Payment of a requisition of $9,627.10 for engineering services for adding to and improving the water supply and distribution systems was approved. Also, the payment of $2,335.80 for engineering services and lab equipment for the sewage treatment plant was approved. Gerald Grove, represen- ting the Donegal Fish and Conservation Association; Donald Zeller, representing the Mount Joy Sportsmen; Henry Hackman, Lancaster County Conservation Dis- trict; and Aaron Stauffer, Pennsylvania Conservation District Director, attended the public hearing and objected to the plan of building a pipeline to the Susquehanna. They stated that a local industry has not completed plans for the construction of Mrs. Nickey heads Fire Co. Aux. Mrs. Stephen Nickey, as president of the Marietta Company Auxiliary, has assumed a Pioneer Fire big job. The auxiliary serves lunch at Wyeth Laboratories once MR. AND MRS. EICHLER CELEBRATE 50th Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Eichler, 621 Square St., Mount Joy, celebrated their S0th wedding anniversary, June 6, 1975. They were honored at a dinner given by their children at the Rheems Fire Hall. They are the parents of five children. Norma, wife of W. H. Derr, Lancaster, James, Elizabethtown, Franklin, Donald, and Ralph, all of Mount Joy. The couple has 9 grandchildren and five great-grandchild- ren. Mrs. Eichler is the former Ruth Shelley, and was employed by the Elizabeth- town Children’s Hospital for a number of years. Mr. Eichler retired from the former Bachman Chocolate Company and is now em- ployed full time by Eliza- bethtown College. a month and has conducted sub and roast beef sandwich ° sales, chicken corn soup, bake sales and meat loaf dinner benefits. They do kitchen detail during bingo games for the firemen. Projects will continue twice monthly with the profit ELL “Fathers Day Cards &Gifts Sunday, June 15 Sloan’s Pharmacy 61 E. Main St., Mount Joy Cert bois s teeeE tL going to outfit the kitchen with dishes, silver service and steam tables. Mrs. Nickey, mother of two children, attends the Presbyterian Church. She is ready to stand by the volunteer fire company during any emergency. plan for sewage pipe to the river a sewage treatment plant. This industry, they said, has been polluted the waters of the Little Chiques Creek in the past. Until this situation is remedied the borough authority should not proceed with plans for additions and changes in their sewage system, the conservationists said. Weekdays 1-9 Saturday 1-6 8 F800 $4833" x / “Let DAD Sit Down!” Don Swope’s new chair shop features a big selection of recliners, rock-o-loungers, swi- vel rockers, and desk chairs. All at low factory warehouse prices and just in time for Father's Day, too. at 22 BROWSING HOURS Xk ag Jp Au or ==. OF FACTORY FRESH FURNITURE 17 New Haven St., Mt. Joy hy C6 4 ‘4 : . ¥ : € et ddan EERE ETEEER EE OOOO * :e “'- . : AS AAA 2 2 a
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