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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1961 PAGE NINE TIMES WANT ADS FIND HELP FAST PAYROLL CLERK: Young woman for payroll work in a newly organized accounting department. Must be a clerk-typist and capable of operating calculation and adding machines with a general knowledge of payroll procedures. Apply xxxx Gettysburg. This Ad Produced Fast Results For Firm ad was 7 needed. applicants, hired one Call ED 4-1131 to oiace fast action Want Ad.

LEGAL NOTICE EMPLOYMENT EXECUTORS' NOTICE In re: Estate of Ethel C. Johns, late of Franklin Township. Adams County. Pennsylvania, deceased. Letters Testamentary on the estate of tie above named decedent having been duly granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of Adams County, Pennsylvania, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay, to JANE D.

LOVEJOY and GRAHAM C. LOVEJOY Executors R. 2 Bigleriille, Pennsylvania Or to: Brown. Swope MacPhail IOL' uie Gettysburg. Pennsylvania NOTICES Cord oi Thanks MOOSE: We wish to express sincere thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness shown us during the illness and after the death of our wife and mother, Mrs.

Albert Moose: also for floral tributes, expressions of sympathy and service of the pallbearers THE MOOSE FAMILY Florists SPECIAL GREENHOUSE clearance sale. Plant that late flower bed now. Petunias, marigolds, sage. 3-inch pots. lOc each.

No delivery on these items. Murray's Greenhouse, Harrisburg ED 4-2149. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found 1 FOUND: LADY'S gold watch, in vicinity of Bender's Funeral Home.

Call ED 4-1205. LOST: LADY'S DIAMOND RING Platinum and gold band. One large center diamond. 21 diamonds on each side. Vicinity of HOTEL GETTYSBURG Please return to Hotel Gettysburg SUBSTANTIAL REWARD OFFERED Special Notices WANTED: RIDE irom Littlestown to Glenn L.

Martin's, hours Call ED 4-1565. NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Due to a recent shakeup in our personnel and in view of present day-to-day developments, we wish to request anyone having a paid bill that he feels is in question to contact us so that we may determine whether any refund may be due. SHETTERS' TIRE SERVICE Biglerville. Pa. Restaurant and Food Specials HARD-SHELL CRABS Wednesday to Saturday HAM OR CHICKEN" The way you like it SEA FOOD DE LUXE FAIRFIELD HOTEL CHEF'S SPECIAL luncheons, menu changed daily, 75c; homemade soups and pies.

Plaza Restaurant. MIDGET HAMBURGERS, 15c: T-bone steak. SI.65. at Chris' Restaurant. Chambersburg St.

EDUCATIONAL Schools and Instruction 7 TYPING-SHORTHAND. PRIVATE or group instruction. Contact James R. Feather. ED 4-1444, 121 Buford Ave.

(above Bigham's Real Estate 1 EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted 9 GIRL WANTED for restaurant work. Apply in person. Steak Shoppe. St. DO YOU need extra cash" We have a wonderful opportunity waiting for you.

Write Box 88-N, The Gettysburg Times. RECEPTIONIST: CAPABLE of managing professional office, aged 30-40. 8:15 to 5:30. average days week including Saturdays. Give education and experience.

Reply Box 95-U, The Gettysburg Times. Shirf Press Operators Experience Preferred Buf Not Necessary APPLY IN PERSON EDDIE'S CLEANERS 49 Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, Pa. EXPERIENCED SEWING machine operators, piece work rates, opportunity to make S50 a week or more. Apply Kay Allen Classic, 4th Gettysburg, Pa.

Phone ED 4-5323. Mole--Female Help 10 Wanted WE HAVE an opening for-a full or part-time job. age 17 to 70. Must have car. Write Box 87-M.

The Gettysburg Times. MAN OR woman! Earn $100 per week and up full or $30- part time. Supply established demand for Rawleigh Products in Gettysburg or north Frederick Cojirjty, Md. Write Rawleifili's. Dcpt." PAE-I520-U15, Chester, Pa.

Help WQBMQ 1 $2.50 PER hour or more for par or full-time route work. Larg repeat orders. Man or woman Write Paul Stewart, Chambers burg. R. 5.

TEACHERS S3.M an hour fo summer employment. Box 91-Q, The Gettysbur Times. Mole Help Wonted I WANTED: SALES clerk for Joe The Motorist's Friend Store Gettysburg Shopping Center Opportunity for advancement Apply in person to Mr. E. Nace.

No phone calls, please. WANTED DEPENDABLE MAN as a RELIEF CLERK Apply in person Hotel Gettysburg WANTED: BOYS to deliver Sun day paper routes in Gettysburg Pays commission and bonus Write Dan Runkle, York Sunday Kews, 107 E. Philadel phia York, or call York 27-881. SERVICE STATION attendant salary plus commission. Write Box 75-Z, The Gettysburg Times.

Work Wonted 12 MAN WILL do grass cutting anfl yard work. Call ED 4-3349. BOOKKEEPER DESIRES full time work. Experience includes profit and loss, taxes, payroll; also general office work, switch board and some knowledge of office machines. Married female, 2 teen-age children.

References. Available June 16 Write Box 92-R, The Get- tysf- Times. 11 IESS SERVICES Building Remodeling 17 NORTHERN HOMES in over 100 models and floor plans, 3 ways to build. Glenn E. Simpson.

Phone ED 4-1929. ARENDTSVILLE PLANING MILL Aluminum 3-track tilt $13.50 Free estimates on: Jalousie enclosures jobs Awnings PHONE BIGLERVILLE 415 40-INCH DE Luxe Frigidaire electric range, late model. Call York Springs 62-Y after 5:30 p.m. Lownmower Soles 24 and Service COMPLETE LAWNMOWER sales and service. Smith's Radiator Shop, 31 E.

Water St ED 4-2820. SPECIAL PRICES on riding mowers. Kane's Lawnmower Shop, Arendtsville. Pointing Decorating 27 INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING Floor Sanding Refinishine EARL STEINOUR AND SON Call ED 4-1551 WE DO spiay painting: Lawn furniture, barns, roofs, fences: also furniture refinishing. Earl Steinour Son, Breckenridge St.

ED 4-1551. Personal Services 28 WEDDING INVITATIONS. Bender's Gifts. Lincoln Square. Photographic Services 29 PROFESSIONALLY MADE portraits are always in season as welco'me as your smile.

Call for a sitting. The Lane Studio. 34 York Gettysburg. ED 4-5513. MAKE DAD happy on Father's Day.

him a family portrait fr6m Ziegler Studio. 69 W. Middle St. Call ED 4-1311. Rugs and Furniture 31 REUPHOLSTERING, ALL the latest fabrics.

For free estimates see G. L. Adair. Gettysburg R. 1.

Phone ED 4-22GO. HAVE YOUR upnoistenng done now for spring. No waiting, many new samples, free estimates. Community House Furniture, Littlestown, Pa. Ph.

366. TO RERUSH and recane cherished old chairs, call Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wayfaurn, Biglerville 255-R-4. CLEANING, CARPET and furniture, rug binding and seaming.

Hess Duraclean. phone Gettysburg ED 4-5949. Roofing and Siding 32 DONALD B. SMITH. INC.

Roofing Contractor Hanover, Pa. Phone MElrose 2-2100 Richard E. Black. Rep. Call ED 4-6114 6-9 p.m.

Free estimates Shingles, siding, built-up roofing spouting and sheet metal work Special Services 33 COMPLETE SEWER installation, including digging and replacing concrete. We have all necessary equipment available. Harry Recvor. Biglerville 266. SEPTIC SERVICE: Septic tanks cleaned and installed.

Excavating and grading. E. G. Sliealer Son. Call ED 4-4811 or 4-3565.

Gettysburg 4, BUSINESS SERVICES Special Services 33 GILBERT EVANS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Call Littlestown 3394387 Collect MERCHANDISE Antiques 37 VISIT BRENDLES' Antique Shop, 102 Lincolnway East, New Oxford. Always open. MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments USED PIANO, 1 year, Kohle and Campbell, 36 inches high in excellent condition, bench i included. Write Box 96-V, The Gettysburg Times. Office Equipment OFFICE SUPPLIES and equip ment.

Special rubber stamps fo your business. Bookmart. Open till 9 p.m. Building Supplies 40 FOR SALE: Wheeling galvanized Cbanneldrain Cop-R-loy roof ing, all lengths available. Big lervnie Warehouse Co.

Phone 4-J. Cameras and Supplies 42 POLAROID MODEL 80-A high speed kit. Only $49.95 at Dave's Photo Supply, 244 Steinwehr Gettysburg. Fuel 44 AUTOMATIC LP GAS SSERVICE Town Country Gas Service, lac Call ED 4-4515 For Free Installations Home Improvements 45 SWIMMING POOLS by Fox- Pools installed includes the following: Digging out and complete installation Sand and gravel filter Finished grading with paiio Block laid Water" Plus many other items CALL BIGLERVILLE 415 ARENDTSVILLE PLANING MILL KOOLVENT AWNINGS are permanent, practical, quality protection for your home. For a free estimate on America's finest awnings, phone MacDonald Company, Gettysburg, ED 4-2017.

Household Goods 47 8-CUBIC-F OT KELVINATOR upright freezer, like new. Call ED 4-2001 after 3 p.m. 'IANO, TV, electric stove. Kenmore automatic washer, maple cabinet unit, dining table. 18-inch boy's bicycle.

Priced to sell. Call ED 4-5695. GENERAL ELECTRIC range, good condition. Phone ED 4-1563. GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WASHER 12-pound capacity- Load selector 5-year warranty ONLY $19995 Pay only $9.33 per month M.O.SIXEAS FURNITURE Chambersburg St.

Low Overhead At WOLF'S FURNITURE STORE Two -Taverns, Pa. Means Bargain Prices Alwavs 'HE BEST for less in used furniture and appliances. Wai- hay's Furniture, Fairfield Rd. 12 linoleum rugs, choice of floral or tile pattern. Regularly S9.95.

special S5.00 at Gettysburg Furniture Center, Shopping Center. FILES: 4-DRAWER, steel, $29.50 2-drawer, $16.50. Desks, safes chairs; also new factory sec ends. United Sales 144 George, York, phone 4-9280, 01 101 S. 2nd, Harrisburg, phone CE 2-9330.

Pets'ond Supplies 56 FREE: MALE puppies, 4 month: old. Watch dogs and children's pets. Call ED 4-3898. SHETLAND PONY and colt with saddle and bridle. Phone Big lerville" 5-R-12.

COLT, 1 year old, gentle, price $90. Phone ED 4-3565. WANTED: GOOD homes for four kittens. Call Biglerville 262-J. Specials at Stores 57 HANOVER MATERNITY Shop Maternity dresses, sportswear lingerie, 41 Frederick SL WEBER'S ART Suppues: Paints brushes, canvas boards.

Hart man's Hobby House, Lincola Square. GYM SETS, slides, adults' porch and lawn swings, bicycles anc tricycles. Jacoby's Gift Shop We give SH Green Stamps. Wanted to Buy 61 WANTED: CARS, scrap iron and junk of any kind. Phone Biglerville 304-R-22.

Call at anytime. FARM AND GARDEN Implements 64 USED'CATERPILLAR, model 15. Ralph S. Sandoe, Biglerville 209-M. INTERNATIONAL 45 baler.

Ferguson rake, excellent condition. Justin Horick. Aspers R. 1, Biglerville 37-R-15. Livestock and Supplies 66 3 GOOD Holstein heifers, vaccinated.

Ready to breed. Phone ED 4-2695. Miscellaneous 68 KATAHDIN POTATOES, SI per bushel; also 10 7-week-old pigs. Raymond Pepple, Fairfield 125-R-5. Poultry and Supplies 69 EVER SEE Lower's Egg Basket? 3 dozen $1.00 LOWER'S STORE, Table Rock We Give SH Green Stamps HEAVY YOUNG roasting chickens: also frying or barbecue sizes.

We do custom dressing. Phone Shenk. Biglerville 328-J. Products and Supplies 70 ERTIFIED CLINTLAND seed oats, field, lawn seeds. Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op Association, Gettysburg, Pa.

ERTIFIED CLINTLAND seed oats, S1.80 per'bushel. Walter Lady Warehouse, call Biglerville 347. ASPARAGUS, BY the bunch or bushel. Freeze some. Tate's Custard Stand.

Arendtsville. Call Biglerville 148-R-12. RENTALS REEZER, UPRIGHT and chest type, gas ranges and oven, Magic Chef built-in. Cullison's Unclaimed Freight, S. Washington St.

GE REFRIGERATOR, very good condition 80-R-5. a Biglerville Apartments Unfurnished 76 APARTMENT, 4 rooms, bath, garage, utilities. 30 E. Lincoln Ave. ED 4-2627.

3-ROOM AND bath apartment, first floor. Frank Beard. 106 Carlisle St. 3-ROOM AND bath apartment, 2nd floor, adults. Located 50 York St.

Frank Forrest. NEW 10-PIECE living room scl, includes 2-piece living room suite, 2 step-end tableC 1 cocktail table. 2 table lamps, 3 decorator sofa pillows. S159. Ditzler's Furniture, York Springs R.

2. Trees, Plants. Flowers 48 ERANIUMS, FLOWERS of all kinds, seeds, seed potatoes and vegetable plants. Lower's Store, Table Rock. Call Biglerville 291.

A A TOMATO, cauliflower, broccoli, red beet and pepper plants. 43 E. Middle St. Machinery and Tools 51 WAGNER AND Wheelhorse tractors, garden tillers. Shealer's Motor Clinic.

28 N. Stratton St. Miscellaneous APE RECORDER buy of the season, the new "Made in America" Gemark. 2-spced recorder. Only S69.9."i at Dave's Photo Supply, 244 Steinwehr Gettysburg.

BEEF FOR FREEZER Quarters, hall or whole Black Angus or Hereford beef Cutting or grinding free LOWER'S COUNTRY STORE Biglerville 291 ES, MY dear, it's water clear. Glaxo asphalt tile coating lasts months. waxing. Reckling's Supply Store, York St. OFTY PILE, free from soil is the carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre, Redding's Supply Store.

O-CART FOR sale. $7 Call New Oxford MAdison 4-7771. APARTMENT FOR rent, 1 or 2 adults, at Oak Ridge. Call ED 4-5740. E.

S. Longanecker. 2ND FLOOR, 5 rooms, bath, lawn included. Close to Aspers. References required.

Write Box 90-P. The Gettysburg Times. APARTMENT FOR rent in Biglerville. Call Biglerville 270-R. 3-ROOM AND bath apartment with stove.

Available now. Mares Sherman, ED 4-5913. 1ST FLOOR, 3-room apartment, all conveniences, private entrance. 1 or 2 adults. 206 S.

Stratton St. 5 ROOMS and bath. 2nd floor, one block from square in Warren Apts. Phone ED 4-6268. APARTMENT IN Biglerville.

2nd floor. 5 rooms and bath. Available immediately. Call ED 4-1854. ROOMS partly furnished, adults prefered.

See Mrs. Hileman, Mtimmasburg, last house on right, after 4 p.m. Business Properties FOR RENT: Warehouse, center of town, approximately 16.000 square feet. J. E.

Codori. Garages for Rem 79 LARGE GARAGE, 40x100 FEET J. E. Codori 46 York St. Houses lor Renl 80 6-ROOM HOUSE, all conveniences, hot water heat, near town.

Write Box 93-S, The Gettysburg Times. RENTALS Miscellaneous 82 TRAILERS AND trailer spaces for rent. Apply E. L. Smith Garage, or phone ED 4-1819.

Wanted to Rent 86 WANTED: 3 BEDROOM house in country. Warren Sponseller, R. 1, Gettysburg. WANTED: 6-ROOM house. Write Box 40-P, The Gettysburg FINANCIAL Business Opportunities IOC SMALL BUSINESS, well estab lished, doing good turnover Can be operated by man am wife or a small family.

Attrac lively priced to sell. Write Bo 85-K. The Gettysbur 0 Times. AUTOMOTIVE Automobile Dealers 107 REAL ESTATE Agents--Broken SO IF IT'S REAL ESTATE See Lee M. Hartman 56 Hanover St.

Phone ED 4-1713 WM. A. BIGHAM 121 Buford Ave. ED 4-381 Real Estate and Insurance For Real Estate See WEST'S J. C.

Bream, Rep. ED 4-1824 P. L. DIEHL, REALTOR R. J.

Brendle. Agent New Oxford Branch Office 102 Lincolnway E. Ph. MA 4-2388 Forms for Sale 92 138-AC RE DAIRY farm, 100 acres tillable, complete with milking parlor and loafing pens. 7-rooir.

modern home with bath anc heat. Stream and hard road. The best in western York County. Call Reihart, Dillsburg 6181, or East Berlin 2527. Houses ior Sole 93 2 COMPLETE apartment brick house in Biglerville, remodeled throughput.

Reduced for quick sale. Will make cash settlement for sewer installation. Call we- nings or weekends for appointment, Biglerville 70-R. 3-BEDROOM HOME, 2 tile baths, lots of closet space, attic storage, basement, hot water gas heat, large living room with fireplace, dining and family room, modern kitchen, garage, large lot. Woodcrest Development, block west of Confederate Ave.

on Fairfield Rd. Open every day but Saturday. Call ED 4-4826. 2VSTORY FRAME HOME 2Vz miles west of Gettysburg. 6 rooms and bath, attic, new base- joard oil hot water heat.

On large ot. HARRY D. RIDINGER Real Estate Broker Phone EDgewood 4-2213 MODERATE PRICE six-room house. York baths, gas heat. Immediate possession.

Apply Ramer Insurance and Real Estate. Phone ED 4-2917. PRACTICALLY NEW modern 3- bedropm brick home in Bendersville. beautiful built-in birch kitchen, carport and full basement. Phone ED 4-3503.

HOME, IVi miles on Biglerville 6 rooms, bath and utility room, full basement and 2-car garage. Priced to sell. Call ED 4-2001 after 3 p.m. REDUCED FOR quick sale. 4- bedroom modern home.

3 miles out of Gettysburg. Will help finance. Many extras. $12,000. Phone ED 4-3083.

LOCATED ON Gettysburg Battlefield. 2 miles south on Rt. 15. 13 acres, modern 6-room frame home, baths, recreation room, screened porch, fireplace, gas heat, modern horse barn, 30 60; garage: also frame bungalow, 4 rooms and bath, carport. Will sell as unit or separate.

Phone H. XV. Bucher. ED 4-4575. ROOM BRICK home, bath on first- floor.

2 bath on second floor, large garage. Write Box 81-F, The Gettysburg Times. The ONLY REAL SECURITY A Home of Your Own home in Rolling Acres or sale. Call I. H.

Grouse sons. Littlestown, Pa. Phone J59-4121. NEW BRICK rancher, modern kitchen, hardwood floor, ceramic tile bath, 3 bedrooms. Located in ne development in Arendtsville.

Call Biglervlle i 354-R-13. I SEE E. L. Smtih for good usec cars and trucks. 2-41 S.

ington St. Phone ED 4-1319. 30 WEST AUTO SALES R. 30, 1 mi. west of Country Club ED 4-3300 HELLER KELLER MOTORS We buy and sell used cars at th Esso sign on Steinwehr Ave Phone ED 4-4511.

DAVE OYLER MOTORS Lincoln-Mercury-Comet Dealer Safe-Buy Used Cars Steinwehr Phone ED 4-J116 Accessories Ports 10) NEW LEE TTRES Sale Priced At less than Recaps 6.70 15 rayon, $9.95 7.50x14 nylon, $12.95 No trade-in needed DIRECT-TO-YOU-GAS STATIONS Service and Repair 10! TEXACO SERVICE only avail able in Gettysburg at Angell's Texaco Service, Steinwehr Ave ED 4-2712. KEEP YOUR car at its best. How long has it been since you hac your radiator cleaned? James P. Neth Radiator Service, Biglerville Rd. ED 4-1790 or 4-4907 Mobile Homes 111 HOUSE TRAILERS for sale or rent.

Apply E. L. Smith Garage. 241 S. Washington SL Trucks ior Sole 114 '48 CHEVROLET dump truck or will sell body separate.

Apply first home below Evergreen Cemetery. Vernon Franklin. Automobiles for Sole 115 Buying a USED CAR? Timely Tips That Can Help Protect Your Investment! 1. Choose your dealer carefully. 2.

Buy only from a well established reputable dealer. 3. Buy only from a dealer who maintains his own adequate facilities to service the car you buy. 4. Insist on a WARRANTY in writing that can be "backed- up." 5.

BUYING from a NEW CAR DEALER IS YOUR BEST BET Most new car dealers sell locally owned trade-ins, not Used Cars obtained from Auto Auctions or distress merchandise from large cities. 3. Insist on knotting where the Used Car came from. "Ask who was the previous owner." Most new car dealers will be happy to tell you and invite you to contact the previous owner. New Cars bought from Used Car Dealers REMEMBER, only the New Car Dealer is authorized to extend a FACTORY WARRANTY to a buyer, NO ONE ELSE.

WARREN CHEVROLET-BUICK SALES (Serving Adams County for 48 Years) Largest and Most Complete New Car Dealer in the Area incolnway East ED 4-3191 GETTYSBURG. PA. Miscellaneous 95 OR SALE or rent, formerly Shields' Home Ice Cream stand, Rt. 15 north. Apply Plaza Restaurant.

FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 100 RELIABLE PARTY WANTED 'o service a route of do-it-your- elf tube testing units handling ast moving RCA and Sylvania elevision and radio tubes. Could et up to $526 per month to vo selling or soliciting. We fur- ish machines and locations. Cash ivestment required from $1.497 $2,994 for inventory only. Reuirements: 6 to 12 spare hours 2 references.

Adequate Do not answer un- ss fully qualified and sincerely nterested into going into a fast loving repeat business tiiat is apidly expanding itself through- lit the country. For personal in- crview in your city include hone number, address and i Mercury Distributors. P. 0. kx 662.

Belleville. Illinois 1931 MODEL A roadster. William Rupp. R. 6.

Gettysburg, near Table Rock-Mummasburg crossroads. '57 PLYMOUTH Savoy V-8. 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, heater. Nice clean car, S845. Brown's Auto Exchange.

York St. ED 4-4704. ALFAS, PORSCHES, Healeys, MG's, Jaguars. TR 3's, Lancias. VW's.

Take a drive in each make to see which vou like. Over 100 new and used. greatest sports car center, Eu- roiean Motors. Rossville tPin- chot Park i. Pa.

USED CAR SPECIALS 'fil Corvair Monza, Powerglide '60 Olds-mobile sedan, power 'GO Chevrolet "6." Powerghde '58 Plymouth hardtop, overdrive '58 Chevrolets. straight sticks. Your choice $1.095 '57 Ford sedan. $495 '57 Plymouth. S495 EMERSON ORNER Bendersville "Your Want Ad guaranteed trouble-free driving --and already I've been arrested three times 1" A Bit Of History About Early Settlers By B.

F. M. MacPHERSON PENNSYLVANIA AND THE PENNS The rather sketchy biographical account of Thomas Penn, tha son of William Penn. the founder, 'and his second wife, Hannah Callowhill. is continued at this ime.

It might almost be said that Thomas Penn did more harm nan good in administering the af- airs of the family province. He cheated and defrauded the Indi- and helped to bring about years of disastrous border and managed to stir quite a bit of trouble in other direc ions. He ruled his clan with "an ron hand" and was the cause of more than one tragedy as in the case of his nephew, John Penn. After the death of his father, Thomas Penn considered himself the 'head of the family" and felt it be Ms duty to make his opinions and influence felt in all quarters. The results of his 'reign" speak for themselves.

JThomas Penn died March 21, 775, in England and was interred, vith other members of his fam- ly. in Stoke Poges Churchyard --famous as the burial place of the poet. Thomas Gray! The vital story of the Penn fam- ly and Pennsylvania began in he empty pockets of an impecunious King of England--Charles I. An unpaid debt of some 16,000 jolden pounds sterling vhich that monarch owed to Ad- Tiiral William Penn, was cancelled American real estate. William, he Quaker son of the old sea ighter.

inherited the debt and iquidated it for some 46.000 quare miles of forests which had never seen. ASSEMBLES 100 QUAKERS After he struck his epochal bar- ain with Penn spent early a year preparing to take jossession of his wooded empire. other things he assembled ome one hundred zealous Quak- rs and in August, 1682. feeling iat the moment had come, set ail for America in a ship named Welcome." During the voyage early a third of the passengers board the vessel died of small ox but in spite of this William 'enn and. those of his followers vho survived the trip, set to work vith a will to create a common- veahh out of the wilderness.

The story of just how well the super salesman," William Penn, ucceeded is too widely known to ear repeating. However, the Penn amily themselves have always Deen somewhat of a mystery in ertain respects. The following etails pertaining to the Penns taken, in the main, from otes compiled by the late Dr. Cook Myers. Penn "of Mmety." the raet-great-grandfather of the ounder.

died in 1591. His son, Villiam Penn II, had prede- eased his father, but was sur- ived by a widow. Margaret (Rasa Penn. and six children, one i column next week. BLACK '59 Chevrolet Impala 2- door hardtop.

V-8 348 engine, stick. Call Biglerville 158-R-4 after 6 p.m. GROCERY OR gonerdl store in Adams County, doing an excellent business. No building to buy, rent. Approximately $15,000 inventory.

Just coming to rush season. If interested make mo an offer. For further information write Box 89-0, The Gettysburg Times. '58 PONTIAC Star Chief, good condition. Glenn Thomas, S.

a i St Biglerville. 'S9 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. "6," gear shift, extra nice. Zcnlz Auto Sales, Carlisle St. '59 FORD Country Squire, 9-passenger Station Wagon, like new.

Hunt Gettysburg R. ED 4-2189. whom was a son, Giles Penn. ho later married Joan Gilbert. iles 3 Penn and his wife the parents of two sons and our daughters.

One of the sons was another William--later to be register of the Church of Allhallows. Barking (London), was the place ci the baby's baptism 1644, October 23," William, son of William Penn, and Margaret, his wife, of the Tower Liberty." Even in childhood William Penn was religiously inclined, and although his family had always adhered to the established church of England, the son early came under occasional Puritan influences. After completing two years at Christ Church College. Oxford, he was expelled in 1662 on account of his nonconformist scruples and activities. This was, naturally, much to the chagrin and anger of his father, who next sent his son on a continental tour to wean him away from, his extreme religious inclinations.

In Paris young Penn seemed to be influenced, for a time, by court society- as his father Later, however, he (Penn) attended a Huguenot Academy and there acquired some ideas regarding "inward spiritual religion" not at all to his father's liking. RECALLED BY FATHER William Penn was recalled home by his father at the outbreak of the Dutch War (1665). In this conflict the son had a glimpse of naval activities, sailing with the fleet and returning with dispatches for the king. In this same year, however, his (Perm's) mind was again turned to serious contemplation by the horrors of the Great Plague. At the time he attended also Lincoln's Inn for aboirt a year--learning enough law to help tiim- later in business affairs and in meeting the legal issues of religious persecutions.

Early in the year 1666 William Penn went to Ireland, where he took charge of some estates near Cork, owned by his father. At this time, as he later wrote, he "again tasted worldly pleasures" at the brilliant court of the Duke of Orrnande, lord lieutenant Ireland. He also showed some military ability in helping to quell a mutiny. It was at this time that the well-known portrait of Penn in armor was painted. The great turning point in the life of William i5 Penn was, lowever, at hand.

He heard again ihe powerful preaching of Thoms Lee. an early Quaker apostle, who had influenced him some years before. As he continued to attend the meetings of the Friends he i Penn' was soon in trouble with the authorities and vas. for a time, in prison. While there he composed his first appeal for liberty of conscience.

Released from prison and summoned sharply to England by his father, he soon became an avowed and acthe Friend. With tongue and pen he vigorously advocated the doctrines of that sect. Trie on tne Penn family, and particularly on William Penn. the founder, will be continued in HAD THREE CHILDREN William (41 Penn was baptized on April 23, 1621, in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle at Bristol, England.

On January 6, 164344, William 4 Penn was married to Margaret Jasper, the daughter of John Jasper, of Rotterdam, Holland Three children were born of this, marriage William Penn. the founder, the eldest of the two sons of Admiral William 4 and Margaret Penn, was born October 14. 1644, "in the parish Delaware River Pact To Be Passed WASHINGTON A A pro pos-ed federal-state compact tor oi Delaware water resources corner up ior House action today with the likelihood of speedy passage. The bill, which would create an interstate commission with four and the federal govern- me.u hat, been tor 40 debate prior to i Partners the pact ie Pennsylvania. New Jersey.

New York and Delaware. states have sent delegations to Washington to urge passage of the bill. State legislatures ot all called St. Kntherine's. near the but Pennsylvania alrcad a Tower cf London." The baptism' approved UM pad..