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October 22, 1975
rom left to right; Richard Umbenhauer, Lions’ secret ry; Robert V. Cresswell,
Lions’ president; J. Edward Charles, chairman of the board at Columbia Hospital;
and Russell Stepanchak, president of Columbia Hospital.
Marietta Lions
give $1000
from Horse Show to hospital
by Hazel Baker
Robert V. Cresswell,
president of the Marietta
Lion’s Club presented a
check for $1,000 to J. Edw.
Charles, chairman of the
directors of the Columbia
Hospital. The presentation
represented profits from the
annual horse show sponsor-
ed by the Marietta Lion’s
Club, and was made at the
regular monthly directors’
meeting, to be contributed
toward the hospital building
fund.
Attorney Paul Mueller,
Lancaster, was guest speak-
er for the dinner meeting of
the Lion’s Club at Mr.
Lacy’s Lounge, Marietta.
He explained the judicial
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CREE
PIT EPEY RET
system, answering ques-
tions from members.
The club will sponsor
Ladies Night, Thursday,
December 11, when a
dinner-theatre party will be
held at the Host Corral. Play
for the night is ‘“Who Killed
Santa Claus’.
The annual ‘‘White Cane
Sale’’ will be held the week
of October 25 when solicita-
tions will be made at
Farmers First Bank and the
Union National Bank of
Mount Joy, Maytown
Branch, and are open to the
public.
MYO dance
On October 25th, the
Maytown Youth Orgaization
and the East Donegal
Jaycees will sponser a
Halloween dance at the
Legion in Maytown. Music
will be provided by a
‘‘swinging’’band, The Best
of Friends. Refreshments
will be available, and a good
time can be had by all ages,
sponors stated. Everyone is
welcome. There will be a
donation at the door.
Also, the next MYO
meeting will be November
24, at 7:30 in Maytown.
MJ Planning
Commission
Agenda
The proposed agenda for
the Mount Joy Borough
Planning Commission meet-
ing to be held Thursday,
October 23, 1975, at 7:30
p.m., in the Borough Offices
Building is as follows:
1. Receive the final plan
for the subdivision ot David
G. Heisey for lots on
Donegal Springs Road.
2. Received the final plan
for the subdivision of
Breneman Electric Co., Inc.
for a lot on Square Street.
3. Any other general
» business presented.
$s TOW EP BD
Thursday, October 2,
Friendship Fire Co. No. 1
answered an alarm at 5:23
P.M. at the Water Works on
Sportsman Road in Mount
Joy Township. A trash fire
was located approximately
30 feet from a frame
building that was being
demolished. A passer by
noticed high winds blowing
embers against the build-
ing. To avert a major fire
the department was called
to extinguish the hot em-
bers. The company was in
service 22 minutes.
SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN—Page 3
Friendship Fire has a busy week
A car accident on Mount
Joy street required the
services of the fire depart-
ment Saturday, October 4 at
S P.M. The police depart-
ment needed the street
washed down.
Mount Joy firemen extin-
guished another trash fire
on Lefever Road, Monday,
October 6 at 10:47 P.M. The
department was out 20
minutes with 20 men.
One truck from Mount Joy
was dispatched to Manheim
with 7 men to cover fire calls
on Wednesday, October 7 at
12:48 P.M. Manheim, along
with other companies fought
a raging barn fire outside of
Penryn. Friendship stood
by for 3 hours and 35
minutes.
DID YOU HEAR.....
Danny and Zelda Heisey,
639 Church Street, Mount
Joy, celebrated their 23rd
wedding anniversary Satur-
day.
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