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'76 FORD Van V-8, stick
'76 BUICK Skyhawk Hatchback, loaded
‘75 FORD Pick-up,3/4 ton,AT,PS,PB
g 75 FORD 1/2 ton, AT,PS,PB
8 '75 FORD Torino Station Wagon ,PS,PB
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‘TA TOYOTA Pick-up long bed, stick
¢ ‘74 PINTO Wagon 4 cyl., 4 spd.
8 ‘74 FORD Van V-8, stick
'72CHEVY Vega Hatchback, AT
g '72 CHEVROLET AT,PS,PB
8 ‘72 PONTIAC AT,PS,PB
'69 PLYMOUTH Wagon 4 cyl., 4'spd.
g '66 FORD Pick-up, 4 spd.
¢ '66 DODGE Coupe AT,PS,PB
$ '65 FORD Pick-up 6 cyl., 3 spd.
A GREAT SELECTION OF
LOWER PRICED CARS
L & G MOTORS
R. D. 2, Rt. 230 West, Mount Joy, Pa. 17552
Telephone 653-8210 - Monday thru Saturday
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Back to School Sale Locust Grove on National Register
Locust Grove, also known 21st Lancaster County pro- maintained in Washington,
as the Haldeman Mansion, perty on the National DC. The Mansion is located
recently was named the Register of Historic Places, about a half mile south of
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The late 18th Century
stone house was the birth-
2 on &p place of Samuel Steman
. | ! Haldeman, a distinguished
® Sa) scientist and authority on
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3 \ 4 " . philology, and archaeology.
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: 30° ee | e 00 ISIriputor The author of 150 books,
3 pair o * 5 Dr. Haldeman wrote ‘‘On
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J Unde ear vo $ Locust Grove’s architec-
YA per case tural significance rests on
its fine workmanship and
proportions. The stonework
is native sandstone with
A-Tr eat tans smooth quions.
Two other buildings are
on the site, also of sand-
stone. The old smokehouse
is now deteriorated.
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On the 2.6 acre site is an
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NY from 1718 to 1743, and part
of the Shenk’s Ferry occu-
Mount Joy pation.
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J.E. Baker Co., York, is
ar 1€ a . . the owner of the property.
Marietta Drive Thru Service ¥ ic leased to the Historic
% Preservation Trust of Lan-
caster County.