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i AN ORDINANCE
REQUIRING BUILDING PERMITS
AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSU-
ANCE THEREOF, AND REQUIRING
PERMITS FROM THE STATE DE-
PARTMENT OF HEALTH FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF SEPTIC TANKS
AND SUMPS, AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES.
Be it ordained and enacted by
the Township Supervisors of the
Township of Lehman, at a regular
meeting assembled October 7, 1954,
as follows:
SECTION I. Enforcement.
The Township Supervisors shall
appoint a zoning administrative of-
ficer to enforce the provisions of
to examine all applicants for per-
mits, issue permits only for con-
struction and uses which are in
accordance with the requirements
of this Ordinance, record and file
all applications for permits with
any accompanying plans and docu-
ments, and make such reports as
the Township Supervisors may re-
quire. Nothing herein contained
shall require any change in plans
or construction of a lawful use, the
construction of which is started
before the effective date of this
Ordinance.
ALL EQUIPPED
1953 CHEV. 210”
1952 PLYM. 4 Dr.
1953 DESOTO Conv.
1952 CHEV. 2 Dr. P. G.
1950 PLYM. Cl. Sed.
As Low As $1295
1952 DODGE Conv.
1950 BUICK St. Shift
1951 DODGE Cor. Sed.
1950 OLDS. “88”
1950 CHEV. 2 Dr.
1949 CHEV. 2 Dr.
1949 PLYM. Sed.
1950 NASH Sed.
1950 STUDE. 2 Dr.
1948 BUICK 4 Dr.
1949 BUICK Super
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OTHERS : TERMS
PIERCE at 1ST AVE. 550 SO. MAIN ST.
KINGSTON, PA. WILKES-BARRE
BU 7-000 VA 4-5771
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THE TOAST
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See Them On The
QUALITY LOT
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4-dr. Sdn.
Firedm. 4-dr.
2-dr. Sdn.
Club Coupe
CADILLAC $
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CHEVROLET $
2-dr. Sdn. 495
4-dr. Sdn.
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CHEV. $
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Sedan Conv. 695
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Used
Cars:
SECTION II.
mits.
A permit shall be required prior
to the erection or structural alter-
ation of any building, structure, or
portion thereof, and prior to the
change in use of a building or land,
and prior to the change or exten-
sion of a nonconforming use. Farm
buildings shall be exempt from the
permit requirements, but all such
farm buildings shall be erected in
conformity with the use, area, and
height regulations applicable in the
district in which such farm build-
ings are located.
SECTION III. Applications for Per-
mits.
Applications for permits shall be
made in writing to the zoning ad-
ministrative officer on such forms
as may be furnished by the Town-
ship. Such application shall con-
tain all information necessary for
the zoning administrative officer to
ascertain whether the proposed
erection, alteration, use, or change
in use complies with the provisions
of this Ordinance.
SECTION IV. Issuance of Permits.
Permits shall be granted or re-
fused within ten (10) days after
the written application has been
filed with the zoning administrative
officer. Upon completion of the
erection or alteration of any build-
ing or portion thereof authorized
by any permit, and prior to occu-
pancy or use, the holder of such
permit shall notify the zoning ad-
ministrative officer of such com-
pletion. No permit shall be con-
sidered complete or permanently
Requirement of Per-
trative officer has certified that the
work has been inspected and ap-
proved as being in conformity with
the provisions of this Ordinance
and other applicable ordinances.
SECTION V. Fees.
Fees for permits shall be paid in
accordance with a Fee Schedule to
be adopted by resolution of the
Township Supervisors and all such
fees shall be paid into the Township
Treasury.
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SECTION VI. Permits for septic
tanks and sumps.
No permit shall be granted for
the installation of septic tanks or
sumps on any land or in any build-
ing or structure or portion thereof,
in a residential, commercial, or in-
dustrigl area, until after the recom-
mendation and approval of the De-
partment of Health of the Common-
wealth of Pennsylvania has been
first had and obtained.
Any person, firm or corporation,
violating any of the provisions of
this Ordinance, shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof in a summary conviction
before a Justice of the Peace, shall
be fined Twenty-Five ($25.00) Dol-
lars for each and every offense,
which shall inure to the benefit and
use of the Township, with the costs
of suit, and, in default of payment
thereof, shall be imprisoned in the
uzerne County Prison for a period
not exceeding thirty (30) days for
each and every offense.
All Ordinances and Resolutions
or parts of Ordinances and Resolu-
tions inconsistent herewith be and
the same are hereby repealed.
AN ORDINANCE
LAYING OUT AND OPENING
PUBLIC ROADS
IN LEHMAN TOWNSHIP
SECTION I. Be it ordained ‘and
enacted by the Township Super-
visors of the Township of Lehman
in a regular meeting assembled
October 7, 1954, that the following
described roads situate in Lehman
Township, be laid out and opened
as public roads:
1. Private road having its term-
inus on Pennsylvania State High-
way Legislative Route No. 40060
leading from Huntsville to Idetown
at the intersection of Sunset Drive
and said State Highway; thence
Sunset Drive South 62 degrees 25
minutes West 339 feet and 50 feet
in width along the lands of White-
sell Brothers and Ross E. Amos on
the Northeasterly side thereof, and
the lands of Ella Pretzman on the
Southwesterly side thereof; thence
FORD Custom
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353 CHEV. Bel Aire .${ 505
R&H; Pow. Glide
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52 Fou! 1095
J 52 CHEVROLET $ i 095
Deluxe 2-Dr., R&H
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
AQ MERCURY ___._ $40!
49 Yerousy 495
349 PLYMOUTH ____$4Q§
Spec. Del. CL Cpe.
52 Fr Common 095|"49 1p. reir 495
’52 STUnEBAker 5795 "48 (ONTAC S245
’51 DE SOTO Custos 5995 '48 FOI > 5205
351 FORD Custom .....5795 "AT JEVECLT 3245
sige wus TRUCKS
’50 Mencuny 4-Dr. --$745 ’53 oD Fir SR $895
TY va, 615 "49 CpeYRoLT 308
’50 FORD Castor .....$GQ5 48 FORD... *345
Rutter & Market St.
Kingston
Phone VA 3-2159
Sunset Drive North 39 degrees 10
minutes West 710.35 feet and 50
feet in width along the lands of
Ross E. Amos, Whitesell Brothers,
Edward Stencil and Robert C. Mc-
Neil on the Northeasterly side there-
of and the lands of Ella Pretzman
on the Southwesterly side thereof
to the intersection of Maple Drive
thence Sunset Drive North 55 de-
grees 20 minutes West 385.81 feet
and 50 feet in width along the lands
of Robert C..McNeil and Whitesell
Brothers on the Northeasterly side
thereof, and the lands of Whitesell
Brothers on the Southwesterly side
thereof to the intersection of Penn-
sylvania State Highway Legislative
Route No. 40060. Also, Maple Drive
from the intersection of said Sunset
Drive South 62 degrees 52 minutes
West 415.35 feet and 50 feet in
width along the lands of White-
sell Brothers and Grace L. Martin
on the Northwesterly side thereof,
and the lands of Ella Pretzman on
the Southeasterly side thereof;
thence Maple Drive North 28 de-
grees 11 minutes West 291.64 feet
and 50 feet in width along the lands
of Whitesell Brothers on the North-
easterly side thereof, and the lands
of W. W. Jacquish and Whitesell
Brothers on the Southwesterly side
thereof to the intersection of Laurel
Drive, said lands being designated
on a plot known as “OAK HILL.”
SECTION II. The Secretary of the
Township Supervisors of Lehman
Township, be and he is hereby di-
rected to post hand bills in con-
spicuous places along the line of
the proposed improvement.
SECTION III. All Ordinances or
‘parts of Ordinances inconsistent
herewith be and the same are here-
by repealed.
Notice is hereby given that Let-
ters Testamentary have been grant-
ed to Alice Mercur Williams and
Edward Mercur Williams, Execu-
tors, 76 West Northampton Street,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., in the Estate of
Daniel B. Williams, late of Wilkes-
Barre. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make pay-
ment and those having claims or
demands to present the same with-
out delay to the above named
Executors.
S. W. RHOADS, Attorney
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that Let-
ters of Testamentary have been
Gress, late of the Borough of Forty
Fort, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.
All persons indebted to said estate
fare requested to make payment and
those having claim or demand to
present the same to Louise Halsey,
Executrix, 63 Walnut Street, Forty
Fort, Pennsylvania.
LEWIS R. CRISMAN,
Attorney,
35 N. Franklin Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Lehman
Barbara Simms, Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Tough have
recently returned from a vacation
in Chicago where they visited rela-
tives.
Pvt. Walter Elston, stationed at
Fort Dix, spent the weekend with
his family.
Art and Charles Nuss, sons - of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss, were
at home this past weekend. Charles
flew in from California where he
is stationed on an L.S.T.; Art drove
from Bradford, where he is athletic
director of the YMCA.
Arthur Carichner is spending
some time with his parents.
Lindsa Sutton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Sutton, recently
celebrated her second birthday with
a party.
Mrs. Gordon Dawe is a house
guest of her aunt and uncle, Dr.
and Mrs. Harvey Bland, in Newport
News, Virginia, where she will re-
main for perhaps three more weeks
until time to return home with her
new son, Christopher Simms, born
September 23 in Newport News.
Little Billy is with her, and Gordon
will drive down to bring his family
home when the time comes. The
new baby weighs eight pounds, five
ounces.
Barbara Simms, otherwise known
as Mrs. William Simms, will take
over as Lehman correspondent in
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954
Simms have recently moved from
their house trailer to their new
home.
Communion Breakfast
The Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Therese’s Church, Shavertown,
will hold their annual communion
breakfast, Sunday morning, Octo-
ber 10, in the church auditorium.
Breakfast will be served by mem-
bers of the Holy Name Society. Mrs.
Frank Canny is chairman and Mrs.
Al Pesavento, co-chairman. For
reservations call Mrs. Merrill Faeg-
enburg.
Drone bees cannot sting.
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Checkerboard News
by Jim Huston Jr.
“We’re In Business
To Make Milk”
I had a very interesting talk
this Tuesday with Miss Pat Rey-
nolds and Miss Mary Weir at the
Goodleigh Farm, Dallas R. D. 3.
The Goodleigh herd of 101
Registered Guernseys is served
by their own proven bulls. Es-
tablished in 1922, the Goodleigh
Farm has continuously improved
it’s herd through sound breeding
practices.
Miss Weir told me that they
are striving for milk production
primarily. “Type is very import-
ant too,” she continued. “After
all, we're making milking ma-
chines out of them and they've
got to have good strong straight
legs and backs.”
Both Miss Weir and Miss Rey-
nolds were quick to praise the
Purina method of growing out
herd replacements. They put
their calves on Calf Startena im-
mediately after taking them
away from the mother. Then at
four months they are put on
Purina Dry and Fresh Chow.
Pat added “Our calves grow
well, with good deep middles—
not at all scrawny.” And Mary
emphasized the fact that they
hadn’t been troubled with scours
in the calf barn since using
Purina.
Naturally I was glad to get
such favorable comments for this
column, for here at Goodleigh
Farm is an example of what can
be done on a four square pro-
gram of good breeding, careful
sanitation, sound management
and good feeding.
Dry Cow Management
Pays Off
Most of the dairymen who are
getting high production around
here plan to dry off their cows
2 full months before they are !
due to calve. This gives them a
chance to build up the cow with
proper feed and care so she can
calve easily and give more milk.
If you find drying off cows a
lot of bother, drop by and ask
us about Purina’s back pressure
method. It doesn’t take any time
at all—and it sure works.
WHAT'S MY
NAME?
Thanks for the swell reception
you folks have been giving to
our nameless hound pup here at
the store.
The suggestion box is rapidly
being filled with all sorts of
names for him and we can see
already that the decision is go-
ing to be a hard one to make.
Joe Stager of Stager’s Pet
Farm on the Chase-Huntsville
Road stopped in this week to see
how the pup was making out in
his temporary home here at
the store. I think he was pleased
to find a group of interested
spectators admiring the pup
when he came in. :
The Pup-Naming Contest will
continue until October 22nd,
when the judges will select the
five most suitable and unusual
names. The first prize winner
will receive the pup, and the
next four winners will all receive
awards of Purina Dog Chow.
Stop in soon and suggest a
name. There's no obligation to
buy.
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