, JUNE 2, 1965
City & Suburban Review
News Ads This Section Prepared and Copyrighted By

THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
FACO

Howells Lancaster Auto Glass & Paint Co.
Howells Lancaster Auto
Glass & Paint Co., located at
114 S. Queen St., in Lancasl-
er, phone 397-3734, has long
been recognized as this area's
leading glass concern, serv-
ing this entire section, {or
residential or commercial re-
quirements. Regardless of
your needs, this firm will be
glad to give you an estimate
and they are specialists in in-
surance claims.
They have auto glass for

all makes of cars and offer
an installation while you
wait service. Plate glass,
store front construction, mir-
rors, and structural glass re-
quirements receive personal
attention along with prompt
emergency service, They
guarantee their work and
have serviced this section for
many years.
They are thoroughly famil-
iar with all phases of the
glass business. Fair and hon-
Three Steps To Beauty
“The Latest Trends In Hair Stylings”
For the next beauty treat-
ment go to the Three Steps
To Beauty located at 352 N.
Queen St. in Lancaster. Ph.
392-0029 for your appoint-
ment.
Here you will find profes-
sional hair stylists who have
had years of experience in
beauty care. These profes-
sional operators will give
you individual ‘hair styling,
tinting, shaping and perman-
ents to keep you looking your
best. Here you will also find
a most complete selection of
fashion wigs in addition to
complete wig care — wash-
ing, cutting, restyling.
This is the shop where the

hair styles are as modern as
tomorrow. Here you can re-
lax in air-conditioned com-
fort in their completely re-
modeled quarters while en-
joying expert beauty care.
Call this shop for an appoint-
ment today. Remember that
the care of your hair is as
important as the styling.
For fine professional beau-
ty care be sure to visit the
Three Steps To Beauty in
Lancaster at 352 N. Queen
St. and be assured modern
styling. It is our pleasure to
recommend them in this City
and Suburban Review. For
your appointment phone 392-
0029.

Hoffman Delivery Co.
The Hoffman Delivery Co.
is the agent for Wheaton Van
Lines” Inc. They are located
at 218 W. Orange St., in Lan-
caster. Phone 394-7237 for in-
formation and estimates.
This firm features every
type of local and long dis-
tance moving, packing, and
storage along with the mov-
ing industry's most complete
customer service available,
with agents in all principal
cities in the United States
and overseas.
Wheaton Van Lines is the
firm to trust in moving your
valued possessions. They are
specialists offering local,
state, nationwide and foreign
service. This firm has prog-
Willis D. Groff & Son
“Established Since 1946"
A good roof is an all-im-
portant factor in the protec-
tion of your building invest-
ment and a firm well known
for the installation of the la-
test type of roof is Willis D.
Groff & Son in Neffsville,
phone 569-0811. They arc
applicators of composition
shingles, rolled roofing, and
built up roofs. They are also
specialists at glasscapping,
pointing, spouting, painting
ond coating. They also do
tree limb removal at their
roofing customers request.
Your roof represents only
about 3 per cent of your
building investment, it is
said. Yet, its value is out of
all proportion to its cost for
a roof acts as a guardian of
your building and all its con-
tents.
Just as you take inventory
of ony possessions periodic:
ally, so you should check up
on your roof. Let the Willis
D. Groff & Son examine your
roof free of charge. They
may find that it is in good
condition or they may find
defects that can be easily
remedied, but which if neg-

resed as the industry has de-
veloped throughout the na-
tion. They provide new mod-
ern warehouses, latest equip-
ment, along with prompt
courteous service. They have
trained specialists in pack-
ring, crating and handling of
your property at reasonable
rates. They provide a com-
plete service with undivided
responsibility regardless of
the location anywhere in the
world.
For all types of local and
long distance moving, call
Hoffman Delivery Co. of Lan-
caster, Phone 394-7237, your
local agent for Wheaton Van
Lines.
lected might soon dangerous-
ly weaken your roof. Or a-
gain they may discover that
your roof is so badly worn
that it needs a new covering
to protect it and to prevent
a costly leak. Remember,
call Willis D. Groff & Son
for all your roofing needs.
Phone them today while you
are thinking about it. Phone
569-0811.

Children’s Toggery
Distinctive
Clothing & Accessories”
For your children’s and
infants clothing, go to the
Children’s Toggery located
at 1270 Millersville Pike in
Lancaster. Phone 392-7061.
Here they feature infants
wear thru size 12 — little la-
dies lingerie, dresses, blous-
es, jumpers and coats for the
very young girls and shirts,
trousers and play clothes for
the boys. They have a most
complete seasonal stock of
children’s clothing in all siz-
es, featuring nationally ad-
vertised brand names.
You will note an outstand-
ing feature of this modern
shop; they are reasonable

est business methods, individ-
ual service to every custom-
er along with reasonable
prices has built an enviable
reputation for this firm.
For information on any
glass problems or a free esti-
mate phone 397-3734 in Lan-
caster. You will receive
prompt, courteous service.
We highly recommend
Howells Lancaster Auto
Glass & Paint Co. to all our
readers.
Acme GMC
Sales & Service, Inc.
J Acme GMC Sales & Service
is located at 1457 Manheim
Pike in Lancaster. Phone 393-
5631. They are your factory
authorized dealer for GMC
trucks.
The GMC is recognized the
country over as the most rug-
ged, dependable truck money
can buy. For sportsmen, far-
mers, construction work, de-
livery service and heavy du-
ty hauling GMC trucks are
best. For low initial cost,
ease of maintenance and high
trade-in value, GMC trucks
continue to excell.
At Acme GMC Sales and
Service you will find GMC
trucks of all sizes and types,
from small pick-ups to giant
Diesels. Stop by anytime for
a free demonstration drive in
a new GMC suited to your
needs.
Here you will also find a
complete service and repair
department, with factory
trained mechanics thorough-
ly - capable of taking care of
all your truck repairs and
service.
Right now ACME GMC
Sales & Service has a large
selection of late model re-
conditioned used trucks for
your inspection at lower-than-
ever prices.
In this City and Surburban
Revue we highly recommend
ACME GMC Sales & Service
Inc. to our many readers for
all their truck needs. Phone
them at 393-5631.

mother’s purse, yet, the qual-
ity of materials in their clo-
thing is the best and their
styles are the latest of the
day. If your child is hard to
fit properly, go to the Child-
ren’s Toggery and let them
fit your child in quality
clothes you will adore.
This shop caters to infants
and small girls and boys of
this area whose mothers are
discriminating in their taste.
The manager understands
children’s needs and buys
accordingly. For your child-
ren’s next outfit visit the
Children’s Toggery, 1270 Mil-
lersville Pike, Lancaster, or
phone 392-7061.
We heartily recommend
this fine store to all our read-
ers for their children’s cloth-
ing.
WRONG PHONE
The phone number listed
last week in the Bulletin ad-
vertisement for the Charles
Potato Chips company, of
which L. B. Shenk is the
distributor in Lancaster,
should have read 569-3113.
“Doing good is the only
certainly happy action of a
man’s life.” —Sir P. Sidney

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enough in price to fit every remember The Bulletin.

LEGAL NOTICES

EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Benjamin J. Gaul,
dec'd., late of Mount Joy
Borough, Lancaster County,
Penno.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
ted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tlement to the undersigned,
ESTELLA E. GAUL
28 Poplar Street,
Mount Joy, Pa.
Samuel S. Wenger,
Attorney
TT CONOT ICE
The Lot Holders of The
Henry Eberle Cemetery will
have their Annual Meeting
in the Union National Mount
Joy Bank on Monday even-
ing, June 7, starting prompt-
ly at 7 o'clock. 10-2¢
NOT1CHE
Notice is hereby given that
the following sections of the
sewer system of the Borough
of Mount Joy have been
completed and are ready for
public use:
1. Sewers in Florin Right-
of-Way from manhole F43 to
manhole F44, from manhole
F44 to manhole F45, from
manhole F45 to manhole F46,
from manhole F46 to man-
hole F47 and from manhole
F47 to manhole F48, inclus-
ive, and
2. Sewers in Florin Avenue
from manhole F48 to man-
hole F49 and from manhole
F49 to manhole F50, inclus-
ive, and
4. Sewers in Rose Alley
from manhole F73 to man-
hole F175, inclusive, and :
5. Sewers in West Main
Street from manhole F75 to
manhole F76 (inclusive, and
6. Sewers in Chocolate
Avenue from manhole F55 to
manhole F66, inclusive, all as
identified on Construction
Drawings for Sewerage Sys-
tem Additions, prepared by
Gannett Fleming Corddry
and Carpenter, Inc., Engin-
eers, for Mt. Joy Borough
Authority, Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania.
The sewers above describ-
ed may be used by all own-
9-3c

ers of property accessible
thereto, subject to the pay-
ment of any connection
charges and of annual sewer
rentals in amounts as may
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from time to time be fixed
by the Authority
This notice is given pur
suant to an ordinance duly
enacted by the Council of
the Borough of Mount Joy
on May 23, 1956, which ordi-
nance is entitled as follows:
“AN ORDINANCE REQUIR-
ING THAT ALL OCCUPIED
BUILDINGS IN THE BOR-
OUGH OF MOUNT JOY,
LANCASTER COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA, BE CON-
NECTED WITH THE SANI-
TARY SEWER SYSTEM,
MAKING IT UNLAWFUL
TO CONSTRUCT OR MAIN-
TAIN PRIVIES, CESSPOOLS,
SEPTIC TANKS, OR OTHER
DEVICES FOR RECEIVING
SEWAGE OR CONDUITS
FOR THE DISCHARGE OF
SEWAGE EXCEPT INTO
SAID SANITARY SEWERS;
PROVIDING FOR RULES
AND REGULATIONS; AND
PRESCRIBING PENALTIES”
GEORGE D. GROFF
President, Mount Joy
Borough Council
11-1c

SEALED BIDS
Sealed proposals will be
received by the undersigned
until, and will be publicly
opened and read at, 8:30 p.m.
(E.DS.T., June 7, 1965, at
the Borough Council Chamb-
er in the Fire Hall, at Mount
Joy, Lancaster County, Penn-
sylvania, for reconstruction
and resurfacing on the fol-
lowing streets: Delta Street,
Lumber Street, David Street,
Poplar Street, Columbia Av-
enue, Mount Joy Street, Con-
cord Street, Sassafras Alley,
West Donegal Street.
Plans and contract docu-
ments may be obtained at the
office of H. F. Huth Engin-
eers, Inc., 53 North Duke St.,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Each bid must be submit-
ted in an opaque sealed en-
velope and must be accom-
panied by bid security equal
to 10% of the bid.
The Borough of Mount Joy
reserves the right to waive
any informalities in or reject
any or all bids.
BOROUGH OF
MOUNT JOY
Frank Walter, Jr.,
Secretary
Harris C. Arnold, Sr., Esq.,
Solicitor 10-2¢

BOROUGH COUNCIL
The Mount Joy Borough
Council will meet on Mon-
day night, June 7, in the
Fire Hall, beginning at 8 p.
m.

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WEED
OTICE
Weeds growing in the Borough of Mount
Joy must be CUT on
or before June 15 and
KEPT CUT for the balance of the year with-
out further notice.
Failure to comply with this NOTICE and
the Borough Weed Ordinance will
require
the borough to have the work done for which
COSTS plus 10 percent will be billed to the
properiy owners.
Your Cooperation
Is Requested
Be a Good Neighbor
and Cut Your Weeds
Now!
By Authority
of the Mount Joy
Borough Council
FRANK WALTER, MAYOR