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WANTED TO BUY
Old furniture, glassware,
guns, coins, split rail fence,
pool tables, and old mis-
cellaneous wanted to buy.
Will pay good prices. Call
653-8301 or 653-5479.
WANTED—-TWO SLEDS,
Fisher-Price and Playskool
toys. 653-5716
11-8
FOR SALE
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710— Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods. 509
South 16th Street, Colum-
bia. Pa.
APF TV GAME, still in
box; one-on-one basketball,
Rotoball, Super Toe, Candy
Land, Play Day and other
games. 653-5716
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Ladies CLOTHING size
16; suits, pantsuit, sport-
wear and many more like
new (very reasonable). Ph.
653-4559.
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1968 BUICK Skylark. 350
auto. Excellent body condi-
tion, minor work. Four
door. $500 or best offer.
Call 426-1340 or 426-2730.
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s TROMBONE, case, stand
in good condition, used one
year. 426-3965 after 4 PM.
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A IRC
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Mary P. Derr,
late of Conoy Township,
Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present them without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
John B. Derr, R.D.4, Box
292, Elizabethtown, Pa.
17022.
Henry F. Gingrich
Attorney
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Martha A.
Carr, late of City of
Lancaster, Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present without delay
for settlement to the
undersigned.
Jacob A. and Elizabeth
M. Shaubach, c/o 110 East
King Street, Lancaster, PA
17602. .
ARNOLD, BEYER
& GRUBER
FOR RENT
2nd floor Apartment,
Large 2 bedrooms, off
street parking. Apply in
person FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN, 24 E.
Main St., Mount Joy, Pa:
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NOTICE
BABYSITTING done any
time. Call 653-5490.
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Just moved to our area?
Recently engaged? Had a
baby? To have the most
famous basket in the world
at your doorstep, please
call--Pat Burton, 653-1963
or Cherie Dillow, 653-1609
[Mount Joy area]; or Hazel
Baker, 426-3643 [Marietta
& Maytown area].
WELCOME WAGON
TEXAS REFINERY
CORP. offers PLENTY OF
MONEY plus cash bonus-
es, fringe benefits to
mature individual in Mount
Joy/Marietta/East Donegal
area. Regardless of exper-
ience, write A.N. Pate,
Pres., Texas Refinery Corp.
Box 711, Fort Worth Texas
76101.
NOTICE
The Donegal School District
is accepting bids for the
Removal of Refuse from
the 7 schools located in the
district. Specifications may
be obtained at the District
Office, 366 South Market
Avenue, Mount Joy, PA
17552, or by calling 633-
1447. Sealed bids will be
received until 4:00 PM on
November 30, 1978, and
awarded at the School
Board Meeting on Dec-
ember 4, 1978.
Donegal School District
Lillian K. Fry
Secretary of Board
I UBLIC HEARING
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the ZONING
HEARING BOARD of the
Borough of Mount Joy will
conduct a PUBLIC HEAR-
ING on Thursday, Novem-
ber 16, 1978, at 7:30 PM in
the Borough Offices Build-
ing, 21 East Main Street,
Mount Joy, PA to hear the
following petition:
1. The continuation of
the request of Wilmer
Nissley for a special excep-
tion for his property located
at 589 Hill Street, Mount
Joy.
All interested parties are
invited to attend.
BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY
ZONING HEARING
BOARD
GARAGE SALE, Harold
Ave., Donegal Heights,
Mount Joy. November
11th from 10 AM to S PM.
Two families. Round
maple coffee table, stroller,
small bathroom sink, lots of
clothing and miscellaneous.
““PLANT GROWERS
NEEDED!’ MONTHLY
INCOME! BUY-BACK
AGREEMENT MANAGE-
MENT OPPORTUNITIES!
‘‘FREE BROCHURE!”
[call toll free, 1-800-
448-4511, Operator 669].
PLANTSS, Box 12262,
Jackson, Ms. 39211.
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If you have been thinking
about installing a wood
heater now is the time to
do it while the supply lasts.
We have many models and
prices to choose from.
426-3286. Hiestand Distri-
butors, R.D. #1 Marietta.
DEALER WANTED
Aggressive Farm Opera-
tor Considered. Men or
Women to handle major
lines of thousands of pro-
ducts used daily by Farm-
ers, Ranchers and Home-
makers. Lucrative oppor-
tunity for part-time. Tre-
mendous full time earn-
ings. No Inventory required
as drop ship. Minimal
Returnable Investment.
Call 1-800-325-6400—ask
for Operator 33 or write:
Rural America Supply,
P.O. Box 8304, Topeka,
Kansas, 66608.
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NOTICE
THE EAST DONEGAL
TOWNSHIP ZONING
HEARING BOARD will
meet in the Township
Municipal Building, Nov. 9,
1978, at 8:00 PM for the
following purpose.
The Maytown Sport Par-
achute Club requests an
interpretation of the East
Donegal Township Zoning
Ordinance regarding the
placing of any accessary
building at the Marietta-
Elizabethtown Airport, to
be used for packing para-
chutes.
E.W.KEENE
Secretary
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Mount Joy Borough
Planning Commission will
hold its regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday,
November 22, 1978, at 7:30
P.M. in the Borough
Offices Building, 21 East
Main Street, Mount Joy.
This meeting has been
rescheduled due to the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Joseph S. Bateman
Borough Secretary
DEALERS WANTED
To handle a major line of
pre-engineered steel bins
and buildings. Lucrative
opportunity for the right
person. Aggressive farm
operator considered. Call
800-325-6400—ask for Op-
erator 41.
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SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 11
susquehanna exchange
Buy - Sell - Trade - FREE!! Send your classified ads to Susguehanna Times, Box 75A, R.D. 1, Marietta, PA 17547.
No charge for individuals . Businesses pay 10c per word, minimum $2.00.
HELP WANTED
Housecleaning—full time
—must be willing to do
windows & floors—plus all
dusting & scrubbing. Con-
tact The Railroad House,
426-9811.
Help Wanted: Teller,
part-time for Mount Joy
Branch. Typing required,
No Experience necessary.
Apply in person at: FIRST
FEDERAL SAVINGS &
LOAN, 24 East Main St.,
Mount Joy or 23 East King
St., Lancaster. Equal Op-
portunity Employer.
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...traffic light (continued)
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that a light should be
there, they will also set the
specifications, whereupon
the township can hire an
engineer to design the
lights. Then PennDOT will
approve the design.
The lights will have to
overhang the road, and
Richard Forry is hoping
that they can get away with
wooden poles, which only
cost about $1000 each.
PennDOT may want metal
poles, which cost about
twice that. If they want
four overhanging lights
with metal poles, that's
$8000. Two sets of lights
each way—overhead and
on the side of the road—is
a possibility, which could
lead to a total of 2 sets
times 3 lights times four
directions for a grand total
of, 24 bulbs. This is
assuming that no direction-
al arrow lights are requir-
ed; that could make 4
bulbs times 2 sets times 4
directions for 32 bulbs all
together.
When all the plans are
drawn and approved. the
problem of paying for the
lights will come up. As the
reader may have gathered.
setting up a traffic light
can cost. The ome in
question is expected to
come in at about $35,000.
The higher governments,
having allowed the light,
will be asked for money by
Mr. Forry. So far, he has
been in touch with three
agencies— the Nation-
al Highway Traffic Safety
Administration, the Rede-
velopment Authority, and
the County Commissioners.
The National people pro-
bably would pay for the
light if it were sited in a
city, but they are less likely
to help erect one in a rural
location; The Redevelop-
ment Authority is doubtful;
and the Commissioners’
office hasn’t even answered
Richard's letters.
Of course, big govern-
ment isn’t the only place to
get money. Occasionally a
business, or businesses,
will pay part of the cost, if
they stand to benefit by the
light. As a last resort, the
township could pay out of
its own pocket—but if it
came to this, the light
might not go up. 333.000 is
a lot of money for a town-
ship to come up with.
So far, Richard Forry has
spent a couple of days’
work on this light, and
another that he hopes to
get at another busy inter-
section. ‘I've written so
many letters, | can’t keep
track,” he says. He tells of
frustrations involved in the
job, and wonders at times
what PennDOT 1s up to.
“They're whimsical.” he
says. ‘‘Dealing with them
is like dealing with the
wind—they keep changing
direction.”’
In a related case, Forry
tells of a problem with
getting a speed limit
changed. PennDOT says
that a traffic study must be
done before you apply for a
reduced speed limit. How-
ever, the guidlines for
making a traffic study
aren't in print. A call to the
government bookstore re-
vealed that the guidlines
won't be available in
definite form until next
year.
“It's a long road, and
it’s not easy.’ says Richard
Forry.
... Visit teachers
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have built in their off
hours.
Tuesday night is Parent
-Teacher Night at Beahm
Junior High. Starting at
7:00 PM, there will be
refreshments in the cafeter-
ia, and members of the
School Board will be on
hand—right next to the
refreshments—if anyone
wants to talk with them. A
movie, ‘‘A Day in The Life
of Bonnie Consollo,”” will
SUNDAY DINNERS
No Reservations Required
11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Club is Under New Management
Dining Room Is Open To General Public
We Welcome Senior Citizens & give them 10° Discount
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Mount Joy Legion
2 Miles East of Mount Joy off Rt. 230 By-Pass
898-8451
be shown. Parent-Teacher
Night will run until 9:00
PM.
This is a good time to
meet your children’s teach-
ers and discuss any prob-
lems or ideas. It's also an
opportunity to meet the
School Board members.
Incidentally, the regular
School Board meeting will
be on Thursday evening at
Washington School in
Mount Joy. The public, as
always, is invited.
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