[ French is the official diplomatic | Fe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa.,
fT 1st Report Period News In General Sale Register Fic Scion, Gi, wh
At least ten countries use (
live in private Mt. Joy family dur
eagle as the symbol of supremacy. oH R ll At F Fl I It : i
you want a notice on your sale ing school year. Will contribute to-
YY Te tT onor 0 rom orin or | i this regi ward expense. Write P. O. Box 85
PUBLIC SALE Lm
Friday, November 2, 1051 PUBLIC SALE | lion dt Mase Ae
“= ye 9 5 of walughle Proverty Mount Joy High The Past Weel: |r now until day of sale. ABSO- | J F i
Located in Lancaster County 1/2 mile North of Mastersonville | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1951 LUTELY FREE, send or phone us| pnag, Marimbas, Used Tran drum
[? old bireans, 6 cane sented chavs | Constance Lane, Patricia Sc hroll, | in town visiting relatives
{and rocker, 2 sma'l antioue rock-| 10B; Peter Nissley 9A; James Pen-| Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hilsher of
evs, large rocker, chests, homemade | nell, Lynne Fackler 8A; Asher Hal-| Middletown called on Mr. Samuel
Paul E: Sanger, Auct. €11,00000
ts | € NISSLFY GINGRICH, Realtor
Ph. Lancaster £296 12 S. Duke St.
Sandstone House - Frame House - Bam
LARGE SANDSTONE HOUSE on one plot with large summer
House. Large Corn barn located on side of Colebrook-Master-
sonville read. LARGE FRAME HOUSE with furnace, running
| tahle, 2 antique tables. Stand. |cilla Lane, Barbara Thome, Jacob| Misses Sara and Audrey Singer | real estate and household goods at
Zeller, 7 / ni: Geltmacher, ore Sundav 2 S M + Street, Mc a a sae
Zeller, TA; Virginia seltmacher, | of Maytown were Sunday supper | 52 South M:anoy ree 1 untville MIL LINFRY - Fenthers & Veiling.
ard sewing machine, sideboard,
water & bath, Larze Combination Barn and Tobacco Shed, Chicken eonch. stodin conch, | Leroy Kaylor, Shirley Metzler, Carl | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mump- | at 12 m. sharp, by Harry S. Froe- 1 ( I aa
Houses, New 4-car Garage and other necessary bnildinas located i sink, flout: chest with on Rohm, 7B. er. | lich, attorney in fact for Callie A. Bs NA fts ane Nov el i
on the west side of said highway. 110 acres under cultivation, 4 ton, rockers, chairs, 2 washstands | Second | Mr. Chester Bailey. of Christian Schns, Fdgar F. Funk, auctioneer. MARG \RET- JEAN SHOPPE 5
acres in woodland and 16 acres in permanent pasture with | witt warble tops. wine bottle with | Paul Fitzkee, Glenn Groff, Don- | Lue Cle) ~ A 5) lana 19 W. Doneanl St ern Joy, Pa.
I v [{ with n | [R. D., visited Mr. and Mrs. George | « Dial 3-93
mv and 2 pg hg -
trav and glasses 2 mo frames beds [ald Thome, Lois Becker, Jean Dar Mumper on Wednesday afternoon.
failing stream.
and springs, elec. iron, bookcase, | renkamp, Anna Ruth Sherk. Mary |= po Emma Peifer of the Messiah | Charlotte street,
pong te out leniing from Colebrook to Mastersonville, 7 miles The undersiened will offer at. | Avpended is the first report per-| nr. Harvey Leedom of Camp Hill | your sale date and when you are |ontfit, New and used Accordions, |
gst o anheim niklip wale on the form of Samuel | , eady let us pr bills. That's | Guitars, and Mandoling
] h Il at M t Joy High ready let us print your bills. at's
120 ACRE oy RTILE FARM H. Shelly, alone road leading from | iod honor roll at Mount Joy EN visited his mother, Mrs. Emma Lee- | p ed | and all kinds of Accessories
3 E Fast Fairview Church to School for this term: | dom on Tuesday evening. | the cheapest adverlisingyou can get | DAVID HESS MUSIC SHOP
This is the farm known as the old Henry Becker farm former=- Church 4 mi. west of Man=| First Horor Roll—All A's Mrs. Hettie Kopp, Emma Musser, | Frid N a | th 1% Market St
- aim) in Ronho Tum . a. ! ac Fond Nov. 2 s north oT 19 >
lv owned by Col. Hicks. Joining the lands of Abrer Brandt, Joe h Y. qn Ronho Twn, Lane, Co., Pa. | Second Honor Roli—At least two | Mrs. Emma Leedom and Irvin a W vill 2 mi . 0 i FLIZARETH TOWN, PA. :
Ginder, and the lands of Benj. Stauffer. Very fertile sandy loam Mniestic Rance, Kenmore Wash« | A's, rest B's. g of Mastersonvi e along the roa Phone 605-J 12 tf
soil, in high state of fertility & production The farm is in two plots ing Machine, Mas Range, Oil Heat | First | spe nt Sunday with Mr. and ‘Mrs. leading {rom « 0lebrook to Masters | meme
with two sets of hu idinsis. Will be oNearet | individually and as a ov, Elec, Hot Plate, 8 cu. ft. Frigi=| Sally Ann Nissley, 12A; Loretta! Herman Hostetter near Strasburg, | sonville, 7 mi northwest of Man- | S A 1 E :
whole. Ui : nm wef dsire Woe, Refricevator, 2% dozen | Kline, 12B; William Tyndall 11B;| . Mys. Warren Eshleman of Emigs- | heim, 130 acres, with Sand Stone | New home located between Florin !
sete Old Chairs. Antique Secretary, | Robert Fish, 10A; Sarah Garbey, | ville, York Co. spent the weekend | House, Frame House, Barn, other Rheems, Stucco on block
| buildings by W. H. Randler, owner. | Hardwood floors. Large lot. Price |
| ehost, ext table. cherry dron leaf | bleib, Susan Fels, 8B; Pris- | Shelly on Sunday Saturday, November 10--Valuable | s < Shp
43-2
rember At 5: | .
Saturday, Nove FF r 10 At Wy Alterations Buttonholine
anheim, person- |
i
This is a good form, can be seen anvtime between now and |
3 s is ¢ ) , Can seen any anc
ul: 1} ” : 4 5 SOG andtther cloo . S sler gay teal: | ie Gibble al-
sale time, Owner i; 73 verrs of age and wishes to retire from his | clothe trees. Grandfather clock, 8- | Ann Spangler, Peggy Wealand, | at Harrisburg is spending tha al property by Katie Gibble. Wal
farming cperations. Farm will sell recardless of price. Terms 107%
down, balance April 1, 1052
Sale starts at 2 o'clock. Sale managed by
Paul E. Sanzes, Auctioneer. Phone 292 Myerstown.
W. H. RANDLER, Owner
I dav wall clock. antiave dishes and | Marlene Zimmerman, 12A; Ear week with Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
gloss, silverware, cookino utensils, | Shelly, Nancy Ashenfelter, Peggy Kauffman. mss | en. bathroom or
quilts, eomforts, linens, homemade | Fackler, Shirley Hawthorne, Elea~-
carpet. baskets, new homemade nor Hostetter, Mary Landvater, | Palmyra were guests of Mrs. Lillian | Hempfield Twp. at Landisville,
rues, homemade brooms, carpenter | Miriam Oberholtzer, Georgann | Hamilton and family Sun jay. | south of the Campmeeting grounds, | Mt. Joy. Phone
| tools, warden tocls. ladders, 12 | Shatto, Barbara Shelly, Claudette | Mr, and M.s. Benj. Kauffman en- | farming implements by David
hasement. Install |
Pa Dupes, Auct. Sale at 12:30 p.m. | FOR SALE: Asphalt Tile for kitch- |
Mr. and Mrs. Artaur McCurdy of | Tuesday, November 20—In East |it yourself Sc each. We rent ent
ters. Mt. Joy Tile & Linoleum Co,
3-3492. Open eve- |
N. | nings. 20tf
| eange single barrel shot gun, Eng- | Zeller, 12B; Jay Barnhart, Clair tertained the leg to dinner on | Brandt. Sale at 12:30. Edgar Funk, | ANTIQUES: Will pay high prices |
| lish walnute Iv the baskets | Wagner, Shirley Eby, Shirley Loe [ Sunday: Rev. and Mrs. 1. B. Funk, Auctioneer, for antiques of uy descrivtion. Mr. |
Manv articles not mentioned. dom, Marian Rutt, 11A; Janice | Neffsville; Mrs. Emma Peifer, —— Hot 161 N, Chadote Se lar
| Sale to begin at 12:30 P. M. when | Breneman, Jeannette ~Breneman, ng Katie Foreman and Mrs. Kath. | Saturday, November 24 TWo | heim. Pa. Phone 407. Sot.
tg'ms and conditions will be made Elinor Lane, Rachel Lehman, Nan- ryn Snavely of Flizabethtown. miles west of Millersville, on the ! '
| known by- Joy, Swanson, Jean Will, 11B; | "Mrs Emma Leedom, Mrs. Benj. |Blue Rock Road, Route 999, farm-|FOR SALE: LEGHORN BABY
B. G. SHELLY | Richard Nissley, Darlene Schnei- | { Kopp and son, David Eugene and ing implements and household | CHICKS, R O.P. sired, Penna. U. S
| Filmer Kauffman, Auct. : | der. C Carol Ann Smith, 10A; Virgin- | Ny Hettie Kopp called on Mr. and | Soods by B. Alton Hostetter, Adm., | Pullorum clean. A. C. Mayer, Phone
i 0 all a i tuhl & Hershey, Clerk. 43-1p | rook x, Zines WB Jay | Mrs. Elmer Engle at | fe B. Hostetter Est. Edgar | 3-9826, Mount Joy, Par. 19-tf |
rf i i ‘ John Itmer, Joyce Metz-] Jednesday a oon. F. Fun Auct. Sale at 12M. — - a
: [| PI FARM MACHIVRRY SALW | ioe Karleen Raffensperger, Judith ede 87 iene Garman, of | ark ONIN Add. Mach's,, Cash
Thursday, October 23, 19513
Ee st Donegnl street, and about 28
| feet from the front lot line on
street line on Fast Donegal Street.
About sixtv-two feet vast of Es-
teek's building is the dwelling of
Marlin D. S'nerar, (erected many
years ago) which stands on a lot
at the southwest corner of East
Nonega! Street and South Barbara
| Street. The north side of the Sine-
gar house is about 69 feet from the
middle of Frst Doneaal Street, and
| about 46 feet from the front street
line of East Donegal Street. The
| side of the Sinegar house is
| cloce to South Barbara street,
| The anpellant argues that the
1 Sinegar house “fronts” on East
| Donegal Street, If thot is so, then
it is apoarent that Fstock's house
| violates the requiremenis stated in
| (a) above. Fstock contends that the
Sinegar house fronts on Barbara
Street, and there being no other
house within 100 feet of the Estock
| he use, the reauirements stated in
[ (b) above apply. It this is so, the
| Fstock house conforms.
| The Zoning Officer decided that
the Sinegar house fronts on Barba=
ira Street, and accordingly he is-
{ cued the permit,
We cannot accept that decision.
From the testimony produged at
the hearing, and frem our personal
| inspection of the Sinegar house,
we are agreed that it fronts on
Fast Donegal Street and not on
Barbara Street.
| The Sinegar house is a two-story
| and attic dwelling. Its gable ends
are to the east (on Barbara Street)
{and west (toward the Estock
erty). The main doorway into the
house is on the north side facing
Fast Donegal Street. This doorway
rvens on to a large covered porch.
| Frem the middle of the porch, op-
resite this door, a walk runs east-
ward along {ae front of the porch,
to Barbara s‘reet. There is no walk
cr path to East Donegal street. A
SA VFM R 3. 105 = or . : 4 re aes Ale
on DAY BO ee? Sn | Fouls, Roy BD va | Flizabethtown and Mr. and Mus. | CL; IE | Re ig 0 i Je 1% gre
] h . » 2 tta Garlin, Ke ar, | i Tew & Used. las :
1 ool & Die Makers lm wor pth a Bi | 3 Engle, Loretta Garlin, Kay Kear, | Clayton Breneman spent Sunday at] A D | tidh St, PB town. Ph. 147. 8-18-1f low hedee extends alone the whole
| Kay Metzler, 9B; John Gilbert, (he foymoars I re near Blain, Per- |
| 20 NFW AND VISFD TRACTORS | Lane, Mary Kanode, 84, | py County. :
Il males: alsn Horse implements, |
Rates for classified aavertising mn | FOR SALE: Brick Warehouse,
no:th side bordernig Fast Donegal
Street. Access to the Kitchen door
LONG PRCGR |: Gerald Becker, Dixie Lee Bair, of ths Brethre
ONG RANGE PRCGRAM | 5 Huskers and Shredders. Rosen- ya lor lin rT Maries pe Chueh of th Brethren held this column are: cement floor, 18% sa. ft., lot 155x on the south side of the house is by
| thal, New Idea and McCormick Mumper, 8B Nancy Diller, Douglas fae $3 Mr Prayer Berview 1 ee 3 lines or less, minimum ...... 35¢ 180, Delia St. Mt. Joy. P. O. Box walk from Barbara Street.
4 . 3 per, anc) , as | home . and Mrs. Samue ox Pr :
® : | Peering 4- and ll kinds of | Fish, Jean Reese, Thelma Snavely, Br on I Over 3 lines, per line .......... 10¢ &, c/o H. J. R., Mount Joy 35-tf | The kitchen door opens directly
| Grain Drills, Corn Pickers, Wag- | Wanette Wade, 7A: Betty Mumma, | Or : ar a, Pe | Each add. per Jine ...., Sel ~~ |on to Barbara Street. There was
cme, Side Rakes. Manure Spreaders, | anetie Wade: i Betty! Por | , Mor. and Mrs. Ralph Mumper and | FOR SALE | testimony by the mail man that
STEADY EMPLJYMENT | Plows, Disks, Hay Loades, Corn | Judy Sage Betty { daughter of Neflsville were Sunday | FOR SALE: 75 Leghorn Pullets| (The Former Kern Proverty) | ho addrase of the house is
hd | S, BS, a) okt By Phyllis V em . . ig ats > 1 Ave TW sl i cad : | " TACT i y W Se IS
|Shellers. Hammer mills, Posts. | Jelgeniuth, 71 he of Mr. and Mis. Elmer Wit- vaccinated, starting to lay. Phone A Ria JAS ans T. 104 Scuth Barbara Street; that
WAGES HARDWARE AND PAINT | Re Albert. Fors. Mri and. Ms Mt. Joy 3-3737. 43-1p N + By y XA. | crighyelly Pere was 8 small porch
| and vl) . oY. { cn Parbara Street and the main
my i Wg ei vour | Ver Successful | | Abram Faus and family, Rev. and | FOR SALE: Shoats. Wilbur E.| ADAM H. GREER . entrance was by a door opening
and machinely: in for this | | Mrs. Henry Becker and family, Mr. | Miller, phone Mt. Joy 33737. 3-1p | 542 N. 2nd Street, Columbia |, to tht porch: that the Barba-
. | sale 5 : From Page 1) { and Mis. Paul Martin, Jr, and| = : a | Or Any Realtor 24-70" ya Street porch wa: removed some
: Ex- | deushter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul FOUND: Female dog, white wit |——— YT ~~ years ago and the door closed, and
G. K. WAGNER, Manager | Service, Dr. L. L. Baughman,
Center | Plack marking, Mrs. Harry Herr, WANTE D. Dead or alive Automo- | 4" 0 0000 5 that time the door and
BUCH MANUFA \CTURING CO. | Next Sale Saturday, Nov. a. yo | cutive Secretary of the Evangelical [Wun ae amily a (Florin. a 43-1 hiles, any make, ay Joel 5 rorch cn the north side were con-
| 7 | United Brethren Church, with of- | Class Meetings | FCR SALE: Kelvinator Electric re- | RS TION, H B. Shank oni str ucted. x Sinegar testified that
ELIZABETHTOWN | PUBLIC SALE fices in Dayton, Ohio, spoke on| The King Daughters Class of E. | frigerator, 7 cu. ft. In good condi~ | Wreckers, 74 N. Poplar St. E-town, i Po S108 that 1 house roms
| Of Real Fstate & Personal Property | (Le theme: “Faith for tne Future. ?| 0. B. Church held their class meet- | | tion. Price $100. Contact E. E.|Pa. Phone 191- Ww or / Butf venting thie View, While
to be held ing at tie home cf Mrs. Emma | Byrcwn, Mt. Jo y. Phone 3-4711. 43-tf | = NTS Ww & USE DC ARS. | rersens mov enter the yard from
| A mans choir made up of musical |
| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1951 | a eener cn Tuesday evening and |
On the premises located at 362- | gan from : Fast Donegal j the decorations were in keep: ng | TURKEYS: | Lovelace luscious, | Buy Yo Ir tr ior
€4 Fast Park Street, in the Borough | Township Schools, St. Mark's E. U. J ith the Halloween. Those present | brcad-breasted, for all occasions HENRY J. KAISER
hits considing of dee rooms,| on of Eugene Saylor, sang] M3 Hilda Weidler entertained wy po WASHINGS ONLY EXECUTORS NO TICE
the service Jov's High Scho : ; i
he service Mt. Joy's High School) 1. ned of the home of Mrs. Paris | — ——————— | thereto are requested to make im-
luncheon was served the following: | chairs, Mahozany Server, black | 110 BE. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
{ sor Kitchen Chairs: 6 cane-seated
chairs; kitchen cabinet; Quality
| Gaz Range; Speed Queen Washing
Machine: benches; 2 cupboards;
It’s because TEXACO CRYSTALITE | 3-picce living room suite; roll-top
desk; Philco Radio; library table;
7927 Chevrolet Coupe in good con-
As a part of the Home Coming |
This clear, clean tuel burns evenly,
Wik 110 odors of siokes Service, Dr. D. F. Young led goo “mys, Frelyn Divet, Mis. |atmchair. Pauline Buller Waters, | mses ee
i the official grourd breaking cere- Kathryn Mumper, Mrs Mvrtle | Main Street, Flotin. Phone Mt. Joy | Bl 4 44 NY 0
many foy the Florin Church's new | Mowrer, Mrs. Hilda Weidler, Mrs. | 3-486). 40.4 os ADK “Bon id he mn
a ——————— rn — as | J XY \
Sunday School addition and par-| 0 Smith, Mrs. Edith Raylor, M ‘| HUNTERS, Toke a gosd color cam-
Grace Mumma, M-:. Betty Rice, s at Klahr's for | IN THI MATTFR OF ZONING
KEROSINE is made from specially
deliver in a hurry! :
/ Jniversal Sweeper; chests; bed- gt s. Emma Keener, the 1- | Pauline Fev s. Grace = : EY A FT HEY heist yg ST
Universa eepe S lows: Mrs. Emma Keener, the old-| Pauline Fry, Mrs race Haw Binoculars. Victor Riahe. Carnac CHALLES I. ESHILEMAN
i 3 3 1 Ave x nk Aa -
| oom suite; ¢ uch; two 9x12 ft. est member of the church, Mr. Als! thorne, Mrs. Hazel Shenk, Ms: Ka- Shop, Middletown. 47-1
| russ; bed clothinz; doughtray; bert Fike, the second oldest meh thryn Newecomer,. Mrs. Doris Pen. 7 fie prem - bi FINTON
oe ike, i : nell, Mrs. Russell Funk, Mrs. Eu- | C NION
king utensils; dishes; crocks;
carpenter work bench; vice;
Foard, Ce ta ry : \n September 20. 195 he
ber of the church; Mr. C. S. Nis- gene Funk, Mrs. Robert Schroll, on i ke 195. too Bore
sley, President of the board of| Miss Helen M. Schroll, Miss Betty | ren K. Fstock. a zoning permit,
trustees; and Mr. John
chairman of the Building Commit-
vor SPAS HEATIRS « RANGES « BROODER HOUSES
| iars;
GARBER OIL COMPANY fT
5 S. BARBARA STREET MOUNT JOY: PENNA.
Violet Sprout, Miss Betty Helwig | man Chocolate Company, Mt. Joy. | en proverty owned by Fstock on
baskets; and a lot of other articles
ies of this historic service ap- : { : . . ! }
tures : ap- | Mr. and Mrs. Phares Y. Brandt, | valescing from an auto accident. | cued. in that the nlot vlan sulmit-
|
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| too numerous to mention. : os and Miss Decris Rice. the south side of Fast Dcnédal
| Sale to commence at 1:08 o'cloek | tee. Each child present whose | mhe Brownies and Girl Scouts of | Strect. Mt. Joy, Pa. (This street is
P. M., when conditions will be made | Sunday School Class is in the| Florin will attend the morning ser- | | elso known as Columbia Avenue |
: known by ANDT and basement of the church or in the Yee 8 the Glossbrenner E. U. B. | 43-tf | at this point.) I.. Eshle-
5 FLTAS W. BR an 7 : wrch. ! man, as an owner of nearby prop-
i arscnage was given a miniature | VOT 3 We ‘wi s 88
i LIZZIE M. BRANDT ,was . given a pH | ENED ® Whee oe VOTE OF THANKS: We wish to eriv facing on the same street an-
See Our— } Yelter Dupes, Aut, shovel and hed a ‘share in hel upp sarki Soh } Yank al and iriends for | pealed from the issuance of the
Brandt & Landis, Clerks 43-2 | ground breaking ceremony. Pic- INTVERG Li 1e gilts and money donations g.v- | permit to this Board. He contends
| ANNIVERSARY HERE { en our Patsy, who is con- | hat tha rermit was improperly is-
|
ee Line
| La a | cates the building nearer the
LINOLEUM 7 i (night with a dinner in Hostetter's| FOR SALE: Two metal Hamster | East Dcneg2l Street than is per-
F id 0 t 26 1951 5 FAR YS ARE APPROVED | Banquet Hall, here. j Pens. C: Call Mount Joy 3-9661. 23-tf | mitted by the Borough zoning or-
rn ay, ct. FOR CONSERVATION WORK { TE EE |
RUBBER TILE | oN 3 | A surprise open house, with 150/ FOR INTERIOR DECORATING: | luis me ice
| In the Borough of Elizabethtown, | Conservation plans for 5 farms, persons attending: followed the| Call Earl C. Brubaker, Florin, Pa.| by {he ordinance. we h 2
| on Peach Alle : n -| by the ordinance, we held 1 public
ASPHALT TILE | eau hey. involving 641 acres of land were| dinner. Hostess was Mr. and Mrs. Phone Mt. it. Joy 344949. 39-1 | hearing on the apneal, on Octoher
+ appr 1 by directors of the Lan- i is dr y TE torts cn Yr IS, 1951. The arwvellant, M r, Esghle-
Fu rnitu re Dy direclors 9 : 0 Brandt's daughter, Verna. | NOTICE: Bel Belts made, buttons and | i. Mo 4 his 4% rev. |
caster Soil District at tae monthly ———— — ee I huckles covered. Vivian Brown, | he "Zoning fice . oh I number
3 ‘ S$ . « i s | the O g « 3, aha a umber
| RATHROOM and | of an only {od two | board meeting held in the Court | New York Oil | Phone Mt. Joy 3-4501. 38-tf | ~* citizens attended the |
CHEN WALL TILE |]| veers. all Maple, in good condition. | grouse | We the parties and their
KIT yo § : . | New York State has more than | > 0.3% > 'e hearc e parties and 1eir
Alsc other good furniture, dishes | hese are farms of: L. G. Moore, | 20,000 producing. cil. wells. Almost] PO AL Lat jo = 5a witnesses at length.
- | and cooking utensils. : anhei shi ir total produces | Jy The primary question is whether
| tat Frid Lancaster and Manheim Townships, | three-fourths of their total p Contact E. E. Brown, phone 3-4711 | the prot i
3} | ale at 6:13%2 p. m., on Friday, es a 3 rsh a > Ny— | | the location of FEstock's ronose
i itchen Cabinets oe | ol iy p 124 acres; Raymond H. Witmer, | fan OR rie aria y 19-tf violates: the set-back ros
| WILL CARE FOR CHILD, aged 2 | @uirements of the zoning ordi-
Donegal Township, 55 acres; Allen |
(nance. If it does the permit was im-
Mackey, Fulton Township, 97 | Water Meters |to 5, at my home while mother Iv
acres; Miles W. Frey, Ephrata] The Eneyclopedia Britannica says | works. Mrs. Henry Schneider, Hen- Ftoek us located in a Res:
Tewnship, 232 acres; and Roy B.| water meters invariably lead to a 'y Street, Mount Joy. 39-tf 3” district. The sot-Bock ron
HERE IS A REAL
[ 3 | : Dt TY 297Y | idence B «
Install It Yourself FORMICA TOPS | OPPORTUNITY Keener, Mount Joy Township, 133| considerable reduction in the pop GATE. G. F. Electric refrig- | quirements in Residence B districts
amount of water consumed by city |. ator; New Home box top SOIR. mav be summ-orized as follows:
3 . = (a) A building shall not extend
Wood Custom Made WALTER DUPES
IN COLOR
acres.
«and Save Woney! VENETIAN BLINDS NOW'S the time to invest in mp | dwellers. | machine like new: two evening “nearer to a front Une. than the
{ 1 y f kis Ye gowns, Banjo uke; Bolster filled Tee Tokar cet i
A t ) k WINDOW SHADES | MUSSER AS USUAL, UNITED STATES | Water Regerviins 4 | with white goose down. Mrs. M. S. Toon Sn No ont he
rmstrong $ Qua er 4 his | In order to replenish underground | Brandt, 1 mile north of Elizabeth- | A 100 fect of cach Side. of sol
3 PITTSBURGH PAINTS | ® HEAVY WHITES The United States: with 108 sta-| water reservoirs, flood water is oft- | town, along U. 8. 241. 42-4 | ia 200 jot Hi of Bi
Wall (Covering WALLPAPER ® HEAVY WHITE CROSS | tions and 14 million TV sets, con| en diverted across porous earth ge | side on 106 Jame
’ = : | @ ROCK RED CROSS tinues to hold a tremendous lead | faces. A liberal reward is offered for in- | may no be Seauited tobe |
| MAKE 1952 YOUR BEST YEARS | over the rest of the world and when | i formation concerning any defacing, |! a mone than 50 feet unde
‘a . ! MAKE 1352 X { R BI Polio in 1949 thut clatise.
_ Com plete Installations ~~ f YET WITH the freeze is lifted, probably early| polio attack rates last year | molesting or damage to the proper- | "(1)" If there is no building front- |
MUSSER LEGHORNS next year, there will be a flood of | ranged from a high of 86 cases fo | To of the School District of Mt. Joy | ine » on the same hie f the st uel
ions > several | t low | | within 100 feet of the proposec
hi. oy : e * November Ist delivery and later. years. { aaa Ts Bi if not less thon 25 feet from the front
> , 7 + E 'EDNESD Canada does not have one TV let line, or 50 feet from the mid-
IN EVIEY DAY & EVUNING W AY MUSSER | It may be well to know that | AUTOMOBILE PARTS for Sale, I| dle of the street, whichever re-
| buy old cars, all kinds of scrap iron quires the greater set-back.
PHONE 3.3492 38 W. MAIN ST., MOUNT JOY LEGHORN FARMS sen
36- MOUNT JOY, PA. Ph 3-4911 : :
36-4f : one 43-tf Patronize Bulletin Advertisers, J jet planes in Korea.
Spittler, Phone Mt. Joy 3-5573. 40-tf’ ing is 51 feet from the middle of
|
| of Flizabethtown. | B. Church, Mt. Joy, St. Paul's E. U.| were: Mrs. A. G. Shetter, Mrs. Ber- | John W. Neff, 6197. From BENJ. J. STALEY
| A 2% STCRY DOUBLE ! B. Church Elizabetatown, Trinity | tha Kraybill, Mrs. W. A. 43-2t a No lint ey
i FRAME DWELLING PF herr Church. Mt. Joy. Bethel) | Mrs. Elizabeth Kraybill, Mrs. Katie | ———— Tt : g Treg a I ri cine
six rooms, bath, | Lutheran Wik. «OV, is Smith, Mrs. Laura Granger, Mrs. FOR SALT: China Cl set. six din- I G RAGE
and kitchen, with hot air Church of God, Mount Joy, and the Minnie Nentwig, Mrs. Albert Fike, | Ing 10cm choirs, leather seats. Mrs. - 2 Pa. RALL,
: oy . ) A 70 4 a1 9 091:
{ heat on the side No. 362, and the | Glossbrenner Evangelical TU. B.| Mrs. *Fluer, N.rs. Adah Eichler and | Barty Brown. Call or Dial 43-5312 Phone 3-595 1 11-tf
| side No. 354 contains two ill Church, Florin, under the direc-| Rev. Jro. Gable. alter 4:30 P. M. | eines cree ot
| kitchen, and levatery on first floor | the Ergatan Sunday Scaool Class Fstate of M w sl lo-
5 | « peels taps? . BY ? Bf } { wv 49. state of Minnie W. Nfssly, de
| and three rcoms and bath on sec- | “Onward Christian Soldiers” ar-|.f the Mount Joy Church of God: Phene. Mt. Joy 3-6383. iv J d, late of the Borcuch of Mt.
| cnd floor, with hot water heat. This | ranged by Waring, and “Dear Lord at her home in Florin on Tuesday | WANTED: Girl or middle a v, Lancaster County, Pa.
| 19 8 property facing East and Father of Mankind” arranged evening, October 23rd, assisted by | lady for part-time sales help. Letters testamentary on said
| Parks, Moun! Joy. and Post Wash- | by Saylor. One half hour before Mrs. Myrtle Mowre.. 4 ply in person. Nolt's Ponds, Silver |Fstote having been granted to the
| ‘ngton Streets. Property can be ™ : Following the rext moeting was Spring, Pa. 43-3t | undersigned, all persons indebted
| viewed at any time. | ei
At the same time and place the | Band presented a prelude of band Sweigait, November 13th. This will | W IL I KEEP CHILD 3 to 5 yrs. old | mediate payment, and those having
| following perscnal p.operty will be | music under the direction of Band | be a covered dish luncheon. while motaer works. Mis. Cletes { claims or demands against the same
cffered: ! Fgh At the conclusion of this portion | Blantz, Stauffertcwn. Phone Mount | will present them without delay for
: Mastey George Houck. Part of this| one. US 1 SUN ty SO ! eM Jo y
Wincroft White-enamel Kitchen | or HO Be abodes : | of the meeting the hostess took |Joy 3-4816 after 4:30. 43-1p | settlement tn the undersioned
Range: gas water heater; Grunow j service was rebroadcast OVer'| charge. Gamas were played and| — . HARRY N. NISSLY
Refricerator: Sideboards: extension | station WLAN, from 7:30 p. m. to prizes wen by Hz:len S:zhroll and | FOR SALE: Mzhocany dining Mount Joy, Pa.
table: reckers; arm chair; 4 Wind-'| p. m. Sunddy evening. | Betty Jane Charles. A delicious | rocm extension table, five | Arnold. Bricker & Beyer,
Mrs. Lovey Barnhart, Mrs. Fl el | Hudson seal Coat, size 16; 1 stuffed Attorneys 40-6t
THY ZONING ROARD
selected crudes. Call us today! We'll dition; wardrobes: pictures; kero- | Sonage. Those selected to spade the Wis" Joan Rice. Mrs ora along. Buy ops 4 2s 7 ATTY : rN
. . fat w re gt rere as {5]- 3 x serv.ce anc price, $32 up. Jthers TRMTIT TO STFPHFN
sene lamps; flcor lamps; end table; | first shovel of ground were as fol-| Mackinson, Mrs. Alecest: Erle, Mrs. | ' > ita ae) 3
= eitingon, W ia >1%295 up. Color films, flash bulbs,| K. FSTOCK: APPFRAL OF
K. Wittle, Jane Charles, Miss Mae Zeller, Miss | FIREV,AN WANTED: Apply Bach- for the construction of a dwelling
Public Sa le OAS. 1s haw as of sition Flizabethtown RI, marked their Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ruhl, Florin. ted with the application (as well
| nde | : i | : 43-1p | as work cone on the groun lo-
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pilots who speak Russian are Wn and also sell stove wood. Guy D. The north side of Estock’s build-
{ Porbary Street. on their way to
the main entrance to the house,
they enter the house throuzh the
entrance which is on the Donegal
| Street side. Whatever may have
been the fact eriginally, the house
now frents on East Donegal Street:
neither its mailing address, nor the
fact. thot persons enter the front
vard from Street are suf-
feient. in our owinicn, to overcome
“e gkvious intent of present and
| rrior cwners to “face” north to-
1st Donegal Street
Therefore we conclude that since
the Estock house is rot set back
the mean of the Sinegar
house (or fifty feet, whichever is
les<) from the front street line of
Fast Doneral Street. the Estock
house vislates the zoninz ordi-
nance, and {he permit was improp-
( ly issued.
At the hearing, counsel for Es-
| tock renuested that if we should
| decide th-t the location was in vio-
lation ¢{ the letter of {tae ordi-
nance, we cheuld allow the permit
to stand by anmroving a variance
vnder Sccticn 1€¢ (g) of the ordi-
nance because the building is well
vnder way, and sulsianital am-
cunts of money spent in its con-
structicn. We are permitted to
grant variances where “owing to
ial conditions, a literal en-
forcement of the provicions of the
will result in unneces-
sory hardship.”
In this case we fail to find any
special ronditions which were not
caused bv Estock’s own wilful
cenducet. He save he thought and
was told, that the lot was in a
Cemmercia] district, where no set-
back is required. But he was cor-
rectly advised on this point in July
hy the Zoning officer. Nevertheless,
in Ausust, he began ad proceed-
ed with construction ef the build-
ing without a zening rermit, and
in defiance of the ordinance. At
that time ie did not have side or
rear yard space to meet the re-
auirements of the ordinance. After
he was served with notice to cease
construction without a permit, he
bought a”ditional side and rear
| space and proceded with con-
struction before the present per-
mit granted, and with full
Jnowledge that his set-back loca-
| tion wae being challenged. If Es-
tock finds himself with a partially
completed building which violates
the ordinance it is solely because
of his own wilfu] conduct. Such a
circumstance, so created, is not a
special condition which we are in-
tended to alleviate by granting a
variances from the requirements of
the ordinance.
ORDER
ward Fs
| Zoning officer is reversed: the
7on'ng permit issued by him to
Stethen K. Fstock dated Septem-
ber 20, 1°51 is cancelled, and Fs-
| tock is directed to surrender the
permit, and to akete all structures
cn his pronertv which violate the
said zcning
ZONING ROARD
OF ADJUSTMENT
Sirned this nineteenth day of QOc-
tober 1951.
| PAUL K. STEHVAN:
hairman.
PARIS H HOSTS T'TER
Charles L. Eshleman, the third
¥ of the Zonine Board of
Adjustment, being 3 narty to the
arveal rroceeding. took no part in
ithe decision of this case.
Siened this nineteenth day of Oe-
tober, 1951
| PAT. K. STEHMAN
PARIS H. HOSTFTTER.
oct-25-1t Chairman;
| Therefore. the decision of the