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March 7, 1979
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES — Page 7
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.
WANTED TO BUY
Wanted to buy: used
DESK, large office type,
with drawers. Any condi-
tion. Call Nancy at 426-
2212 or 653-8383. 3
(t=x)
Old furniture, glassware,
guns, coins, split rail fence,
pool tables, and old mis-
cellaneous wanted to buy.
Will pay good prices. Call
653-8474. :
Wanted to buy: used
METRONOME. Call Kathie
at 426-2419.
FOR RENT
Riverview Park
Apartments for rent
See ad in this issue
FOR SALE
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710— Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco,
Candy, Paper Goods. 509
South 16th Street, Colum-
bia, Pa.
Hiring
Immediately
TYPISTS and
LAYOUT ARTISTS
for full-time temporary
work.
We require accurate
typists. Experience in
newspaper typesetting
helpful but not neces-
sary.
We require layout art-
ists. Experience in lay-
out helpful but not
necessary.
Call immediately Sus-
quehanna Times,
426-2212 or 653-8383.
If you applied to us last
year and are still
interested, please call
again.
Ask for Kathie or Nancy.
Room 50
Boy and Girl
of the Month
Andrea Wimer and Scott
Stoner have been elected
girl and boy of the month
at room #50, Riverview
Elementary School.
Andrea is the daughter
of Mrs. Rosemary Wimer,
386 Rivermoor Drive,
Marietta. Scott is the son
of Mrs. Huberta Kepner,
322 Rivermoor Drive,
Marietta.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Foreman (Gloria Barton),
870 Terrace Avenue,
Mount Joy, a daughter at
St. Joseph Hospital, Wed-
nesday of last week.
NOTICE
Their Shame
Your Fortune
' Large National Distributor .
has reacquired large stock
of 1978 swimming pools
[still in original cartons]
from out-of-business deal-
er. Manufacturer’s warran-
ty still applies. Will
discount up to 50% and
more. Guaranteed - installa-
tion available. These pools
are presently stored in local
warehouse. Must clean out
warehouse before pool
season. Call Larry for
details 1-513-299-4311 any-
time.
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
area).
WELCOME WAGON
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.
Vacancy in our home for
elderly lady. First or second
floor. Phone 653-5980.
ADVERTISEMENT
Articles of Incorporation
were filed with the Penn-
sylvania Department of
State, at Harrisburg, Pa.
on January 18, 1979 for a
corporation under the
Pennsylvania Business Cor-
poration Law, named
C.Y. Tanger & Son, Inc.
Purposes: To be a whole-
sale hardware distributor.
The corporation shall also
have unlimited power to
engage in and to do any
lawful act concerning any
or all lawful business for
which a corporation may be
incorporated under the said
Business Corporation Law.
Arnold, Beyer, & Gruber
Harris C. Arnold,
Attorney
STATE
Downtown Columbia
684-2273
: "5 more days!
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 7 & 9
Sun., Mon. & Tues. at 7
PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN the the ZONING
HEARING BOARD of the
Borough of Mount Joy will
conduct .a PUBLIC HEAR-
ING on Friday, March 23,
1979, at 7:30. P.M. in the
Borough Offices Building,
21 East Main Street,
Mount Joy, PA to hear the
following petitions:
1. Frank C. Consoli, 62
W. Main Street, Mount
Joy, is requesting a special
exception in order to
construct an apartment
dwelling above his business
establishment located at
the above address.
2. James H. Binkle, 175
Manheim Street, Mount
Joy, is requesting a special
exception in order to
establish a home occupa-
tion to restore classic and
antique cars at the above
location.
All interested parties are
invited to attend.
BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY
ZONING HEARING
BOARD
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Harry E.
Druck, Sr., late of Marietta
Borough, Pa.:
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been
granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted hereto
are requested to make
immediate payment and all
those having claims of
demands against the same
will present them without
delay for settlement to the
undersigned.
Ruth M. Druck, 345 East
Walnut Street, Marietta,
PA 17547.
Donald H. Nikolaus,
. for NIKOLAUS,
HOHENADEL & GREINER
327 Locust Street,
Columbia, PA 17512
[SASQUATCH]
| Showtimes
The Blue and Gold
Banquet for Cub Scout
Pack #53 was held Febru-
ary. 23 at - St. John’s
'! Lutheran Church, May-
town. Upon receiving the
invitation to dinner by
Cubmaster Ron Mullens,
the invocation was given by
Webelo J. Edward Gilmar-
tin. The ‘“Pot Luck’’ menu
"materialized into a succu-
Attorneys
lent smorgasbord of favor-
ite culinary creations ex-
| changed by the scouts and
their families.
Cubmaster Mullens -pre-
sided for the evening,
introducing at the speakers
table: Mr. Gerald Alleman,
Lancaster Lebanon Scout
Council speaker for sustain-
ing membership enroll-
‘ment, Pastor Robert
Lescallette of St. John’s
Lutheran Church, Joanne
Shank, District Commision-
er Lancaster Lebanon Scout
Council who presented
$100.00 for the century
membership plaque to Mr.
Alleman, and Donald Ruth,
Cub Pack chairman. The
evening's festivities includ-
ed the following entertain-
ment: A sound effects
group participation story
which ‘energized every
corner of the banquet hall
and a dubious ‘‘20 verse’
salute to the bear! A
special preview of higher
scouting achievement capti-
vated the cubs as ‘Jay
Shank, Eagle Scout from
Troop S53, shared his
impressive display of scout
memorabilia, and the Troop
S53 Indian Dancers present-
ed a grand performance of
carefully and authentically
choreographed Indian
dance messages. The
““Troupe’’ is composed of:
Steven John’s Andy Mylin,
Thorny Embly, Tim
Trostle, George Cizauskas
and Richard Migash. Scout
Troop 53 is led by Elwood
Myers.
The awards ceremony for
recognition of rank and
earned activity badges
consisted of: Darlene
Williams, Den 1, Bear;
Harold Mohr, Wolf; Harold
Mohr, Skipper McElhenny,
Andy Trostle, Gold Arrow;
Erik Williams, Bobby
Arnette and Silver Arrow:
Bobby Arnette. Receiving
the denner cords was
Harold Mohr with the
assistant denner cords to
Bobby Arnette. Jeanette
Ruth’s Den 2, Wolf: Brian
Embly, Steven Thomas.
Gold Arrows: Donny Ruth,
Mark Mullens, Robert
—1 Pack 53 holds Blue and Geld banquet
Bote, Hobb Wilson. Den
Chief cords were presented
to Bob Migash. The den’s
cords of denner were
awarded Mark Mullens
with assistant denner Greg
Burger. Webelos leader
Bernie Donley recognized
the following Webelos and
earned badges: Stephen
Herr, Webelos Badge and
Colors, Engineer, Athlete,
Artist; J. Edward Gil-
martin, Engineer, Geolo-
gist, Citizen, Traveler;
Jesse Shank, Aquanaut,
Engineer, Citizen, Scholar,
Scientist, Sportsman, Tra-
veler; Scott Williams, En-
gineer, Traveler; Lee Wise,
Engineer, Athtete; Duane
Ney, Engineer. Absent but
also receiving badges were
Ronnie Smith, Engineer,
Athlete and Stuart New-
man, Engineer. Mr. Donley
then made the presentation
of denner’'s cords to J.
Edward Gilmartin and the
assistant denner’s cords to
Scott Williams. The closing
ceremony was conducted
by the Webelos Den with
the Cub Scout Prayer,
signifying the completion of
a most satisfying and
fulfilling evening of scout-
ing celebration. :
— Patricia Gilmartin
Leisure Club plans bus trips
The Mount Joy Leisure
Club met recently with 73
members present, the
weather accounting for the
small attendance. After the
invocation by Arthur
Braun, cake and coffee
was served. President Joe
Shaeffer then presented
Sandy Heisey, who gave a
~ very delightful program of
songs in keeping with
Valentines Day. There were
a few religious songs, and
most of the songs were old
familiar songs, giving the
members an opportunity to
sing along with Sandy,
making it a very enjoyable
program.
Following the entertain-
ment, President Shaeffer
called the business meeting
to order with the pledge of
allegiance to the flag.
Tressa Heisey presented
the secretary's report and
the treasurer’s report was
presented by Almeda Hos-
tetter. The birthday and
anniversary songs were
sung. Among those cele-
brating anniversaries, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Stauffer
were celebrating their
S0th wedding anniversary.
Lena Eshleman of the
Sunshine Committee re-
ported 15 cards sent to the
shut-ins. Mr. Frank LeVan
announced he would assist
members with their income
tax forms or their rent
rebate forms. President
Shaeffer announced he had
a supply of the Rent and
Tax Rebate Forms available
for members.
Two bus trips were
planned. The first one
would be the flower show
in Philadelphia and to
Plymouth Shopping Center,
scheduled for March 22.
There are a few vacancies
for this trip. The second
trip planned is to the
Hershey Theater, Wednes-
day April 11 to see the
stage show Pennsylvania
USA. There are a few
vacancies on this trip. The
bus trips will not be open
to non-members unless the
busses cannot be filled by
members.
Hostesses for the March
12 meeting are Mrs. John
Booth, Ruth Brandt, Mrs.
Arthur Braun, Mrs. Henry
Breneman, Harriet Brown,
Dorothy Buller, Mary
College, Mrs. Charles Eby.
Lena Eshleman and
Teressa Heisey. A vote will
be taken at the March
meeting, whether the
Christmas party should be
held at noon or in the
evening. Members were
urged to pay their dues for
1979.
The program for the
March meeting will be
Janet Oberholtzer, who
served as a missionary.
teacher among the Navaho
Indians in New Mexico.
She will tell of her exper-
iences and have on display
some artifacts made by the
Indians. Greeters for the
March meeting will be Mr.
and Mrs. Frank LeVan.
Those who have signed
for the bus trips will be
asked to pay for the trips at
the March meeting.
—Joe Shaeffer