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Restricting Measures Clear State Assembly Frwa le vote would have been "a silly waste of time." "If they didn't have the 1M votes today, they would have had them tomorrow," Maxwell said. Pelrosky, professing complete surprise at Maxwell's action, said it was "some kind of a deal. save the two Republican members from voting on the bill." He was referring to Reps. H. Jack Seltzer and Clarence P.

Manbeck, both of Lebanon County, who wound up voting against the measure. In contrast, the Senate passed House reapportionment 27-16 in a straight pary line vote after a delay of several hours necessitated by the discovery of technical errors which required the juggling of several Allegheny County House districts. After a short debate, the House concurred in Senate amendments 108-84 in a vote which also followed straight party lines. Discovery of the errors forced postponement for several hours of the opening of the special session on $72 million in non- preferred appropriations for colleges, universities and state aided hospitals and homes. The session was due to begin at 5 p.m.

Monday but was set back to 9 p.m. A total of 42 of the special appropriation bills, which demand a two-thirds vote of both for passage, were introduced in the state Senate. However, only 39 of them have administration support. The other three were sponsored independently by Democrats. No Indication There is no outright indication by the Democratic leadership of either the Senate or- the House will have enough Democratic votes for passage, which was withheld twice in- the House during the regular session of the General Assembly last summer.

In a short message read at the opening of the session on non-p referred appropriations, Scranton referred to the refusal of Democratic lawmakers to support the- measures the first two times, then added: "I urge the members of the minority party to Join with the majority and, as speedily as possible, appropriate funds. "During this period of time, the colleges, universities and hospitals which depend upon subsidies from the Commonwealth to help pay for their operation have been denied the funds they so urgently need. Many have had to borrow money to keep going." Because all of the appropriation measures were introduced in the Senate, the House will not return to deliberations on the non-preferred allocations until 4 p.m. Thursday. It fixed Friday at 11 a.m.

for reconvening on reapportionment. CONTINUING BANKRUPTCY PUBLIC SALE Gingrich Planing Mill Equip mini and store. Builders Sup plies. Etc. DEC.

11 at 6:00 P.M. At the Gingrich Planing Mill which Is only 200 feet west ol Route 72 In Bunker Hill, Lcba non County, Pa. Cause No. 615 171 for Ralph B. and Grace S.

Gingrich. Philip H. Feather, Trustee Edward Rothman, Hbg. Paul K. Gilbert, Auct.

Classification Index Lebanon Daily News Want Ads DIAL 272-5611 I-VITAL STATISTICS llrth Noticit 1 FuMial Nttirtt Cwd 4 Fuiwrtl Diuctwi Flwitts 3A. CiiMtiry ritti Monuments SI PuWic Koticti Political Noticu 6A Dining Out 6t Entertainment Special AMtovnctmtnti 7 toff, Found, Strayed Pinonali 9 Trovtl and Transportation Moving and Storage Miscellaneous Religious, Lodge Social 10 11 11A 12 Water Level Still Below Overflow For Cornwall CORNWALL, Dec. 10 The water level in the Cornwall Borough water reservoir rose 66 inches in November but is still 32 inches below the overflow level, according to reports at the Borough Council meeting Monday night. Pumping from the wells into the reservoir is continuing, but pipe borrowed from the Civil Defense will be returned, it was reported. In other the Highway Department reported thati snow fences and snow removal equipment have been prepared or the winter season.

Four 3uilding permits were issued last month. Accept Resignation The resignation of Karl Karinch as special police officer was accepted by Council. The police department reported three complaints and four accidents investigated. The opening of the Cornwall bypass five miles to the borough police patrol area, it was reported. Council also appointed Raphael Arnick and Gerald Boughter as Civil Defense Auxiliary policemen.

Paid bills were reported totaling $2,903.99. Balance in the general fund is $18,250.47 and in the water fund, $22,942.90. The Borough Council will hold its annual reorganization meeting and develop the 1964 budget at the next meeting on Jan. 6, 1964. Male and Female Help Wonted 14 Mole Help Wanted IS Agents ISA Female Help Wanted 16 Work Wanted SERVICE DIRECTORY An Alphabetical Listing Of Services For Your Convenience New Merchandise For Articles Far Sale Antiques For Sate taby Netdi For Salt Christmas Trtts For Salt Musical Instruments For Salt Sporting Goods For Salt Boats i Motors For Building Materials It Supplies For Machinery Tools For Home Improvements Building Contracting Paints Supplies Awnings, Storm DOOM and Windows Household Goods For Salt Plumbing-Heating Equipment Electrical Appliances For Salt 32A 33 33A 336 33C 330 33E 33F 33G 33H 331 33J 33K 33L 34 34B 35 Wearing Appartl For Salt Feed and Fertiliiers For Nuritry Needs Fruiti and Vcgtrabtti Lawn and Garden Supellti Industrial Equipment SMW Cltaring Equipmint Livestock For Poultry Supplies For Dejs, Birds, Peti, Ftr Sale Fresh I Froien Coal, Wood Ftr Fuel Oil Radios, Television For Salt Stort, Office Equipment Swaps and Trades Miscellaneous Wonted To Buy Apartments For Rent Rooms For Rent Resort Rentals Houses For Rtnt Business Places For Rent Garages For Rent Farm and Land Rent Homes For Rent For Rent or Sole Wanted To Rent Miscellaneous Rentals ESTATE Houses For Sole Lots For Sale Farm, Land, Timber For Sole Business Property For Sale Miscellaneous For Sole Wanted Real Estate Estati Income Property Business Opportunities Wanted Opportunity Money To Loan Wanted To Borrow Financial Misc.

Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts Trucks, Trailers For Sale Repairing, Service Stations Official Inspection Station Miscellaneous Mobile Homes Wanted Automotive Automobiles For Automotive Rentals 17 37A 37B 37C 370 37 J7F 31 HA 39 MA 40 40A 41 42 43 44 45 47 41 SO SI 52 53 54 S4A 55 56 57 52 59 60 60A, 608 41 62 63 64 6S 66 67 68 68A 69 70 71 KEPPLEY-tf Womelcdorf, Stella 5. Kepptey, aged 74 yean. on Friday at 1 p.m. (ram Zion C.c. of Womeladorf.

Interment at St. aniel'i Cemetery, Robewnia. ay call Thursday evening 7 to it the anner Funeral Home, womcladorf and the Church Friday from 12 noon until irvice hour. Lebanon on December 1963 Martha M. nee Ream, wile of John H.

Mate, 28 Pine aged 61 yean. uneral on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 clock from Clauser Funeral Home, chaeffentown. Interment at Union emetery, 'Myerstown. and iendi are invited to attend. Friendi may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9 at he funeral home.

(CLAUSER) Sheridan oh the 6th Berdie K. Matthew, aged 63 years, ervices on Wednesday at 1 P.M. from he Ellas Church, Newmanslown. Interment at adjoining cemetery. Friends may all Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at the Daner Kuneral Home, Womelsdorf and estiay from noon until service hour at he Church.

Consignment Sale Sat. Dec. 14, 1963 12:00 NOON On Roy I. Ebersole Farm 3 miles North of Annville, miles Northeast of Water Works on Annville to Bunker Hill road. 4-Can I.H.

milk cooler, good condition; 4-can Esco milk cooler, 2 Surge seamless milker units, 20-quart covered pail and stainer, Farm Master vacuum pump, 16 good milk cans, horsepower electric motor, Frigidaire automatic washer, wash bowl, bath tub, Spin dryer washer, small cash register, fiberglass, doors, oil drum with pump, lot of new ladies' children's shoes, nuts, bolts, screws, tools, dishes, furniture and many other items. Conditions by Roy I. Ebersole Ebersole Boyd, Auctioneers D. Ray Wcnger, Clerk Woman Startled By Car, Falls At Crosswalk A local woman fell Monday afternoon as she was startled by a car on a local crosswalk, according to a city police report. Harry T.

Richwine 3rd, 17, 15 E. High told Patrolman Charles E. Forinash he was traveling south on Eighth Street and making a left turn to go east on Walnut Street about 3:40 p.m. Monday. The youth said he applied his brakes as he saw a woman walk onto the crosswalk.

He said she became startled upon seeing him. He said she reached out and touched the hood of his car and fell to the street. The woman, identified as Bankrupt Storage Firm Files For Reorganization NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) Another firm connected with the bankrupt Allied Crude Vegetable Oils Refining Corp. of Bayonne filed for reorganization Monday under'chapter 10 of the federal bankruptcy laws.

In filing the bankruptcy petition, in U.S. District Court, Harbor Tank Storage of West New York, N.J., said its debts could total more than $225,000 and its "contingent liabilities" could go as high as $40 million. The firm subleased 41 storage tanks from Allied Crude in Bayonne. Harbor Tank's action was one more blow to the edible oil in- which captured little attention until Allied dustry public Crude went bankrupt last CO Bertha Shay, 54, of 726 Union told police the car did not touch her. She said her vision is limited to seeing straight ahead.

Station Wagon is Hit By Car; Damage $225 Damage estimated at $225 resulted Monday afternoon when a station wagon operated by John A. Albright, 55, 310 Center RD 20, ran into the rear of a station wagon operated by Donald R. Hardy, 43, 1022 N. Twelfth according to a city police report. The mishap occurred at 39 E.

Cumberland St. Hardy said he was halted in a line of traffic, going west, when the mishap occurred. Albright said he did riot see the Hardy vehicle. Damage to the Albright station wagon was estimated at $125 and to the Hardy vehicle at $100. NS Outstanding Public Sale HENRY B.

LESHER Estate Choice gold and early American coins and paper notes to be sold at Gilbert's Auction Room, 143 North 8th Lebanon, Tonight, Tuesday, December 10, starting at 6:30 p.m. This sale includes many choice and key coins, large paper notes, including many uncirculated gold coins as $10.00, of 1852, 53, 54 and 74 Cal. gold. Rare 1799 $10.00 gold, rare 1R11 $5.00 gold, silver, dollars from 1795, 1800, etc. Silver half dollars from 1795, etc.

Large as- lortment of 25c, 20c, lOc, half dimes, 3c, 2c coins, uncirculated coins in rolls and group and single as 1866, 1867 ind later dates, dimes in rolls, uncirculated quarters, uncirculat- ed Indian pennies in 1860, 1862, 1863 and 64, etc. Assortment of large flying eagle, Indian, and Lincoln cents, 1794 Vi cent. 25 large paper notes with rarities, $5.00 Nat. Curr. First National Bank, Lebanon, 1865.

Rare $5.00 demand notes of 1862, 1869. In $1.00 bills, educational and com notes, Lebanon Valley National Bank, Lebanon Series 65, rare $2.00 coin note 1891 and others. 50 large early silver foreign coins from 1764. Here is a collection intact for a generation. For illustrated list of this coin or antique or write to Auction Room, Bank or Attorney.

Inspection Day of sale after 1:30 p.m. till time of sale. Conditions by The LEBANON VALLEY NAT. BANK, Lcb. Administrator.

SAMUEL G. WEISS, Attorney. PAUL K. GILBERT, Auctioneer. month when it was unable to meet more than $18 million in margin calls.

That led to the liquidation of Ira Haupt Co. of the New York Stock Exchange and to the absorption of J.R. Williston Beane, Inc. and suspension of another commodity house. Several investigations are being made to to find 690 million pounds of edible oils which are missing or never existed except on paper.

Myerstown Lions Hold Yule Party For Children MYERSTOWN, Dec. 10 The Myerstown Lions Club staged it annual Christmas party for chil dren of members Monday eve ning at the American i i Home. Santa Claus paid a visit to th party and distributed gifts i the children: Fifty children aiv 35 club members were present Hal Sweezy, program cliaii man, presented two color films Christmas carol singing a led by Clarence Kline. birthday song was also sung fo Sharon Reigel, who is years old today. The program opened i greetings by William Derr, clu president, and devotions led the Rev.

J. C. Christman. Emerson Hoffman, a membei at-large who recently returne from duty with the Merchan Marines, and Jerry Spangle were guests. Howard Rittle, chairman the club's Christmas party, an nounced it will be staged Dec 21.

Nitices In Lebanon on December Eva nee Nisiley, wife of George T. LandU of 344 N. 9th Lebanon, aged years, uneral Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 clock from The Kreamer Funeral ome, E. Main Annville. Inter- enl at Hummelstown Re and friends are Invited.

Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Tuesday, December 10, 1963 Page 25 A HANDY UP TO THE MINUTE YULETIDE GUIDE SIFTS FOR CHILDREN SCHWINN blcyclci, full of Murray Jr. wheel foods, bobbin, toyi, guns, waconi lc We trade, hold it deliver. Bickel'i Cycle Center, 100 W. Myerstown K4-4S08. LEBANON FACTORY OUTLET STORE 710 Union St.

between 7lh 8th. Children's Clothing Factory Prlcei. Open From 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Large selection of toys for boys girls all Discount prices.

Harris Dept. Store. Myerstown. Ph. S56-2324.

We give fc Green Stamps. PASSED AWAY Lebanon on December 8, 1963 Llllie B. nee Southal), widow of Landis R. Mease, .105 Canal aged 66 years. on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th i lumberalnd Sts.

with services in charge Rev. C. C. Hollingsworth D.D. Inter- icnl at Walmcr's Cemetery.

Relatives nd friends are invited attend without urther notice. F'riends may call Tuesday vening 7 to 9 at the parlors. ICOMPLETE model railroad outfit, I trains, plenty of track, JIM worth equipment for $40. Ph. 865-W95 for details.

LARGE selection of beautiful toys at reasonable prices. Toy Box, 200 Penn Cleona 273-7095. PASSED AWAY Myerslown on December 8, 1963 Maud nee dishing, widow of Rov A. Mills 918 Maple aged 75 years. 'uneral on Thursday afternoon at 3:00 'clock from St.

Luke's Episcopal Church vith Rov. L. Edgar Teter officiating, nterment at Ebenezer Cemetery. Rela- ryes and friends are invited to attend vithout further notice. Friends may call Vednesrtay evening 7 to 9 at the Roh- and Parlors, 5th Cumberland Sts.

VFW Auxiliary services at 7:30 p.m. Pine Grove on December 7, 1963 Mrs. Cora Emma nee Marks, widow of Elmer Reed of 25 Union Pine Grove, aged 67 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at oclock from H. L.

Stiyder Funeral Home, 139 S. Tulpehoeken Pine Grove vith Rev. John E. Youse officiating. In- ermcnt at Klopp's Union Cemetery, Ham in.

Relatives and friends are invited Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to at the funeral CLOSING OUT ON ALL TOYS UP TO 29 S. 9TH ST. OFF. TED SMITH, PH. 272-7141 GIFTS FOB HIM EVINRUDE outboard It fishing equipment At Miller's Sport Store, E.

Cumb. St. 273-1781. GIFTS FOR ALL TYPEWRITERS lc adding machines, cash registers. Several under cost clearance Engle Market Elizabethtown.

EVERYTHING FOR THE ARTIST L. Stahl aged 60 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M. from The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Hershey. Interment at Hershey Cemetery.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Wednesday noon until time of service. No Viewing Tuesday Eve- njns- (HOOVER) Lebanon on December 1963 Stephen Stellar, aged 84 years. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 8:30 clock from Thompson's Funeral Home, 126 S. 9th St.

Requiem High Mass 9:00 o'clock SS. Cyril lc Methodius Church. In- ferment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home.

Recitation of the Rosary at 8 o'clock. Save on complete snow ski sets, ski boots ski sogglts, skiers bongo boards, lenis Bleeping bags, fishing boots and waders rods, reels, warm ski jackets mittens and booties, toboggans coasters. All types of best America made leather wallets, coin purses, pas traveling wallets, metal foo lockers and all types suitcases at MARTIN'S CHRISTMAS STORE 20 S. 6TH STREET Card of Thanks HILBERT We desire to thank neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the illness and death of Howard J. Hilhert.

We also wish to extend our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy cards and use of automobiles. THE FAMILY. desire to thank neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the illness and death of Emma L. Tlice. We also wish to extend our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy cards and use of automobiles.

NIECES AND NEPHEWS Funeral Directors SINCERE SYMPATHETIC SERVICE CHRISTMAN'S 272-7431 THOMPSON'S FUNERAL HOME US S. STH ST. DIAL 272-070) Family Christmas Party Held By Jonestown Lions JONESTOWN, Dec. 10 The Lions Club held a family Clmst- mas party Monday night in the social hall of St. John's UCC.

Santa Claus paid a visit to the party and presented the Lions, their wives and children with presents. More than 80 adults and children attending the affair were served a ham dinner by the women of the church. It was announced that the Christmas party for the children of the community will be held in the square on Monday night, Dec. 23. In case of inclement weather, the party will be held in the- Jonestown elementary school.

This event is sponsored annually by the Lions and the Jonestown Fire Co. The Lions will also sponsor a block shoot Dec. 15 at the Lions Park, it was reported. The meeting was closed with a number of films shown by Clifford Wood. Ed Trainer, president, conducted the meeting.

Lion Henry E. Gerhart had charge of the program. Annville Man Suffers Injuries In Accident Dr. David C. Freedman, 351 W.

Main Annville, suffered extensive injuries in an automobile accident Monday afternoon on Route 934, three and a half miles north of Annville in Bellegrove. Jonestown State Police Trooper Joseph F. Zaun reported that Dr. Freedman's 1963 sedan slid on the wet highway and careened off the road, striking a tree. Following emergency treatment by Dr.

Francis P. Tierney, of Hershey, he was taken to the Harrisburg Osleopathic Hospital. Dr. Freedman was taken home early last evening after hospital treatment for a broken nose, torn ligaments around the right knee, and lacerations of the face. State police reports stated the one car accident occurred at 2 p.m., and estimated damage to the vehicle at $1200.

HOME PROJECT LONDON "Solicitors' Journal," a legal maga zine, said today a poll revealed that many British lawyers have their hair cut by their wivci. Taverns Association Hears Psychiatrist Dr. J. S. Smith, of the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital, addressed the members of the Lebanon County Taverns Association at their meeting Monday afternoon at Bailey's Restaurant, 922 Cumberland St.

Dr. Smith, assistant chief of staff and chief of psychiatry at the hospital, spoke on the-treatment of patients. During a short business meeting all officers were re-elected for another year. They are: Frederick J. Arnold, president; Foster Shutter, vice president and William D.

Bailey, secretary- treasurer. COMPLETE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS GINGRICH'S FLOWERS J16 E. LEHMAN ST. 272-5331 VAVROUS FLORIST 4TH GUILFORD 272-3171 Satisfactory Servict 1908 Jonestown Legion Holds Annual Chrstmas Parly JONESTOWN, c. 10 A Christmas party was held Mon day evening by the American Legion Auxiliary of Post 883, Jonestown at the Legion home.

Gifts were presented to the gold star mothers who were guests. A girls trio composed of Patty Tobias, Evelyn Boltz and Barbara Seibert provided en tertainment. Carols were sung and gifts were exchanged. A covered dish social was served to 20 who attended. Plans were completed to hold a games party at the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital Friday.

STATISTICS Funeral Notices PASSED AWAY Lebanon on December 9, 1963, Mrs. Katie Alspach nee Groy, widow of Jonathan E. Alspach, aged 79 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th fc Cumberland with services in charge of Rev. R.

J. C. Potliegcr. Inter ment at Kochcnderfers Cemetery. Rela lives and friends are Invited to attend without further notice at the Parlors.

Palmyra on December 1S63 Elmer husband of Eleanor Deroll Ely, aged 60 years. Fimeral on Thursday afternoon 10 o'clock from The Taylor Funeral Home, 712 Chestnut St. Interment Kochen- derfers Cemetery. and friends are invited. No Viewing.

(TAYLOR) Bachmanville on Dec. 1963, Mrs. Kathryn nee Gepfer, wife of X. C. Funkhouser, aged 55 years.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon a( 2 o'clock from The Spring Creek Church of the Brethren, Hershey. Interment at adjoining cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at the Hothermel funeral Home, Palmyra. Funeral Directors Florists 5A CHRISTMAS FRESH CUT TREES 'OTTED TREES, WREATHS, ROPING fc ALL TYPES XMAS DECORATIONS MILLER NURSERY NV MILL ANNVILLE OPEN 8 to 10 P.M.

DAILY FRESH CUT LOCAL CHRISTMAS TREES LAUREL, ROPING i WREATHS ASSORTED TYPES STARTING THURSDAY, DEC. 5TH SHATTL'S GROCERY fiTH fc GUILFORD STS. Peffley'a Texaco Set-vice FRONT LEHMAN STS. LESTER MOLL 519 EAST WALNUT HEBRON REASONABLY PRICED Jeautiful spruce, nine, fir, hemlock. Up to 4 ft.

West of Carnival Grounds, Quentin TAG YOUR TREE NOW THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM. ALSO WREATHS BOWS. YULE TREE FARM, N. 4TH AVE. WEAVERTOWN ROAD.

OPEN 9 TO 9 DATLY PHONE 272-3263 HOLIDAY IDEAS SON-OF-A-GUN mist sprayer, plastic aerosal type. $2.25. Adda humidity for house plants, excellent for African violets. Country Greenhouse, Rt. 3 miles S.

of Leh. 72 CHRISTMAS Beautiful Christmas Decorations AT HAROLD'S FURNISHINGS 705 CUMB. ST. 272-848 OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M Decorative gilts, World-Wide Import Murdough Decor. Robesonia 693-5369 Fragrant Balsam Wreaths Laurel Roping Holly Mistletoe, Grumbine' Greenhouse, 8th It 9th St.

Markets. GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY BIBLES THE PERFECT GIFT WERT'S BOOK STORK 3 S. 8TH ST. WALLETS, neckties, table cloths, run, place mats, aprons made by blind. 528 Cumb.

St. Ph. 272-3101. BATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY Boys' It Girls' Birtlwtone Rings Pictures Umbrellas Glauwan LAYSER JEWELERS MYERSTOWN 8SM274 WALL DOOR MIRRORS OF ALL TYPES PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS 15 S. 9TH ST.

DIAL 273-1695 HORN'S GIFT SHOP ifts For The Whole Family CARDS 443 N. 3RD ST. 272-7484 Shop Arnold's Boot Shop 34 N. STH ST. Daniel Green slippers, dress shoej for ladies.

Men's Bostomiar. Crosby Square shoes. Hush Puppies. Buy them gift certificates. GIFTS FOR HER HOOVER ELECTROLUX AIR WAY AND ALL POPULAR MAKE VACUUM CLEANERS AT SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES YOUR PRESENT CLEANER CAN BE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT.

A-l Vacuum Cleaner 1007 CUMBERLAND 272-T103 All weather coats (Reversible) I6V4-22VJ S14.9B; 24W-32Mi ttS.M IRENE SPECIALTY SHOP. CVMB. Male Help Wanted 15 EXP. BENCH MOULDER For Ijght-gated work (hand) APPLY OR WRITE Crescent Brass Mfg. Corp.

7TH It SPRUCE READING PHONE 372-7834 HERE'S an opportunity to get into the insurance business. Nationwide insurance, one of the nation's largest insurance organizations, with a complete line of auto, life and fire insurance is rapidly expanding nationally. Excellent opportunities are available for qualified men to join our organization as sales representatives. Full training 'program earn while you learn. If necessary, keep your present job until you are established.

Let us tell you about excellent earning and advancement possibilities. For complete Information call 272-0624. PART time caretaker for Apt. house in 200 block S. 8th St.

Small home available or must live near premises. Phone 272-1672, Mrs. Lape. EXPERIENCED mechanic Jood pay vacation, insurance benefits etc. Apply John Ogurchak, Service Manager, Lutz t- Bitterrrun, Robesonia.

FOR QUALITY FLOWERS BERNSTEIN FLOWER'S 272-1931 NITE 272-2422 CUSTODIAN for Lebanon church. No furnaces to tend. Attractive position for man with an interest. Addreis letters to Box A-96 care News. NATURAL ARTIFICIAL WREATHS BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY PIECES HOCKLEY'S FLOWERS 118 S.

STH ST. DIAL 272-1501 FULL OR PART TIME 0 MEN Must he over 22 and married. Our men average between 5120 and 1200 week. For personal Interview call South Side Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND AT REASONABLE PRICES 810 S. 12TH ST.

273-2683 Cemetery Plots, Monuments SB Gingrich's Memorials Authorized "ROCK OF AGES" Dealer Open Daily 8 to 5 P. M. Evenings Sunday by appointment 8th Maple Sts. Phone 272-0901 Beauty Salons 6D BARGAINTOWN SUNSET BEAUTY SHOPPE OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to P.M.

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED 272-8101 Sell to Wholesalers exp). Sal. PIu. ihoe Sales Trainee js.Ott "nsurance (Debit) Sal. Comm MFG.

TECHNICAL Engineer (or Ceramist) Open Sewing Machine Mechanic Open Oil Burner Service Man exp. Auto Parts Msr. Trainee S.1.200 Truck Mechanic lc Maintenance Open ypewriler Repairman SS.200 ipreader (sxp. only) rlachinist Sewing Machine Onej Sewing Room Supervisor Open 3 lant Trainee (Future in Mgmt.) Body Mail (Exp. fc Tools) Good Knitting Machine Fixer (relocate) High Private Employment Agencv NO CHARGE UNLESS PLACED Special Announcements 7 YOUNG TO YOUR LIKING.

BY THE Vt OR CALL 865-2222 Lost, Found, Strayed LOST: LADIES WATCH BETWEEN S. 8TH fc N. 7TH DECEMBER 6. REWARD. CALL 272-4538.

LOST: Eastern Star ring. Dark blue stone with star in center at Trinity Lutheran Church Phone 272-M7S. 10 U. S. Civil Service Tests! Men-women iR and over.

Secure jobs. High pay. Short hours. Advancement. Thousands of jobs open.

Preparatory training until appointed. Experience Usually FREE information on salaries, requirements. Write today giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Pekin 466, Illinois. LEARN WELDING WM.

A. SIMMERS 2000 W. WALNUT ST. 272-7571 Hale and Female Help Wanted SHORT ORDER COOK APPLY IN PERSON PEG'S DINER, RT. 22.

Male Help Wanted 15 DISHWASHER. APPLY IN PERSON, LINCOLN DINER, LINCOLN AVE. CUMB. ST. EXPERIENCED GRILL MAN.

APPLY IN PERSON FURMAN'S DINER RT. 422 MYERSTQWN MEN WANTED FOR SALES fc SERVICE WORK. APPLY 545 LEHMAN ST. 9 A.M. TO A.M.

EXPERIENCED DOUBLE SCORER OP ERATOR. APPLY AVON PAPER. BOX 1120 E. CUMB. ST.

PART time combination assistant tnina ger doorman must be able to work evemnrs, couple afternoons fc week cnns if necessary. Some suitable back ground preferred but not necessary. Will train person willing to learn. Apply in person to 'the manager of State Theatre, Lebanon. MAN for poultry work.

Apply In person College Hill Poultry, Fredericksburg between 8 A.M. IE 4 P.M. EM PLOYMENT, students over 1ft And teachers considered. Write giving age it to P. 0.

Box 131 Leh. TODAY. Good experienced carpenter CALL 272-1448 FUNERAL HOME SCHAEFFERSTOWN RECEIVING CLERK Experienced preferred. Apply in per son, Rene Singer Shop. PERRTANENT SALES POSITION 1 Leading local company Is desirous ef finding serious minded man who wll work hours a week in return for hli pay It company benefits.

If you have lc are willing to be trained our way us a ihort letter to Box care Nawi tonliht. MARKS PERSONNEL P.M. 10 N. 7TH ST IRENE UHLIG 273-6761 OFFICE SALES College Graduate exp 112,000 Accountant It Mgr. Leb J10.MX JPA exp.

for Industry ilu.WIO Anaylst. BS Acctj $7,000 Accountant College $7,000 Personnel College Grad. 'ublic Accounting exp $7,000 Trainee (B.S. Degree) Open Accounting Exp. (Trainee) Route Salary Comm distributor to $20.00 a day selling pretzels from doo to door.

Apply Lonc'a Pretzel Bakery 514 N. 3rd St. Female Help Wanted 16 POCKET COLLAR SETTERS PLEATING MACHINE OPERATORS ON COTTON DRESSES FOR DAY It NIGHT SHIFT- EXPERIENCED ONLY APPLY ROBEL FROCKS 161 N. OTH LEBANON BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY LEBANON'S GUIDE TO WHO'S WHO FOR SERVICE An Alphabetical Listing Of Services Up-Io-Date As Only Your Newspaper Can Be Business Industrial Sanitort Floors Cleaned Waxed Polished 2198 Lehman St. 272-10Z1 KENMORE WHIRLPOOL PARTS SERVICE 272-7401 212-9877 PAVING EARL FITTING 273-4746 For Quick- Efficient Line Cuts Coarse Screen Screen Engraving Service Try The Lebanon Daily Newt Photo Engraving Dept.

Ait Work Also Available 8. 8th Poplar Sti. DIAL 272-5611 Lewars Electric MOTOR SERVICE fc SALES 831 Wilhelm Ave. 272-3851 LUKE K. TICE General Elec.

Parts Service PH. 273-016S Houses Barns Roofs Painted HARRY J. LEADER Ph. 838-2512 or 534-2277 Small Engine REPAIRS JOHN EDR1S 723 Cornwall Rd. 273-5381 Business Sen Ice Rome Improvements ALUMINUM WINDOWS STORM DOORS, JALOUSIES, ENCLOSURES RAILING FIBERGLASS AWNINGS Johnny 'Red' Fees DIAL 273-4687 Repairing Antomobllei We Service Dodgg and Other Make.

Truck! W. W. Miller Myerstown 866-2158 Muffler Tailpipe! Guaranteed For Car LUe MARK LIGHT'S. 1510 Cumb. St.

Tractor Tire Specialists BAMBEHGER'S FRONT CUMB. STS. 272-6641 TV. Radio Repairing TV Repair All Makes Radio TV Save Service Charge, Bring own act to shop 29 S. 4th St.

272-2481 Open Evenings until 9 p.m TV, JUdlo Crestview Electronics SALES SERVICE 705 Lehman 273-6787 Open Eves. Till 9 P. M. Bob Hoch Service Center Inc. Lebanon 173-4568 Repairs on All Radio, TV, Home AppliaoeM Car Radios, Salei If TV Antenna Evening! Until 9 P.

M. TV Radio Serv. Car Radio Serviced All naall repaired Ted Smith's 29 S. 9th St. 272-71U Waiter White Jr.

TV Service till P. H. 273-5521 NEUMAN'S TV 372-6231 Kepabring Model Trains H. O. TRAIN REPAIRS HOBBY HOUSE Open Evenings 1300 Florence St.

273-5461 Female Help Wanted 16 Musical Instruments For Sale 33D LICENSED Practical Nurse for doctor's office. Pleasa'nt working conditions, good, salary, all-day hours. Write giving resume include small photo to Box A-104 Care News. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED FOR 5 P.M, TO MIDNIGHT SHIFT. APPLY IN PERSON FURMAN'S DINER.

MYERSTOWN. Work Wanted 17 BABY SITTING IN MY HOME. ANYTIME. EXPERIENCED. MEALS.

SNACKS. CALL 272-2697 TRENCHER BACKHOES LOADERS STONE BACKFILL DUMP TRUCKS SNOW REMOVAL Available on hourly or contract basis. Call LEE CONSTRUCTION CO. 865-2313 MINUET CONSOLE PIANO LIKE NEW COMBINATION TV tc RECORD PLAYER. CHEAP.

CALL 272-3598 CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES ALSO CURTAINS. CALL FERN BARRY, ANNVILLE 867-1239 New Merchandise For Sale 32A CHRISTMAS selection Lane Tables, lamps, rockers, recliners. R. T. Klein- fclter, new furniture, 123 N.

7th St. 273-1371. WANTED 3 Experienced dealers to demonstrate toys-jewelry-household gifts. Can sell year around. Call 273-3064.

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY EATWELL DINER, 1539 E. CUMB. ST. WAITRESSES tc cooks wanted.

Experienced preferred but not necessary. Apply Frank's Restaurant, Granlville or call Shellsville 469-3395. IF YOU NEED steady Income but can only work part time represent AVON cosmetics, experience not necessary. Open territories Myerstown, Annville, Lebanon. Write P.

O. Box 392 or call 272-3307. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS of brand new furniture. We have just received ,1 cancellation on 3 rooms of BRAND NEW furniture being held in storage for young couple now moving in with parents. Consists of 7 PC.

Modern Living Room Group, 5 PC. Modern Bedroom Outfit and 37 PC. Kitchen Ensemble. There is an unpaid balance of S397.64. Can purchased by reliable party for as little as S5 week.

Apply LIEBMAN 613 Cumberland St. Ask for Mr. Richard. RELIABLE woman wanted to live in, do some light housework care for children. References.

Call 867-6191. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER 35 HOUR WEEK EXCELLENT SALARY PLEASANT OFFICE CALL MR. BRAMAN OR MR. KLOMPUS BARGAINTOWN USA PH. 273-2665 3 LADIES for temporary telephone work from our Lebanon office.

SI.25 per hour. No experience necessary. You can work from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. or 5 P.M.

to 9 P.M. Apply in person Mr. Fetterman, Hotel Plasterer, Gth lc Chestnut Sts. roQm 403 Wednesday, Dec. 11 between 9 11 A.M.

or 6 7 P.M. Articles For Sale WILL you invest one evening, without obligation to learn about an interesting, good paying 272-9700. work? Call MARKS PERSONNEL 9-1 P.M. 10 N. 7TH ST.

BRE.YDA SPOTTS 273-6711 OFFICE It SALES Switchboird Payroll $50 Typist (Secy. Potential) Start S58 Mature Secretaries M5 to $55 Exp. Secy. 25) Confidential Secretary Good Friday (Bright, Personable) Good Secretary (Bright Beginner) I45-S50 Exp. Bookkeeper (Manual It Math.) MO Secy.

Good With $50 plus Payroll Clerk (Factory Exp.) $55 Sales Representative (Insurance) Good MFG. lc TECHNICAL Manufacturing Trainees Start $50 Sewing Room Foreladics (Exp.) Hich Sec. (Irregular lira. For Dr.) $50 Medical Secy. (Reliable person) $50 Reg.

Nurses (7-3 Shift) Salary Hlch College Grad. (Work with Children) $50 Private Employment Axency NO CHARGE UNLESS PLACED Single Needle Operators EXPERIENCED ONLY PAID HOLIDAYS PAID VACATION INSURANCE BENEFITS Jl.JS PER HOUR WAGE MILSAN A MILLS INC. WALNUT STS. BALDWIN ORGASONIC SPINET ORGAN. ON'N MINUET SPINET ORGAN.

less than one year old. Like new. BUCK MUSIC HOUSE FRED N. BUCK STUDIOS Pianos BALDWIN N. arm ST.

273-7221 'LATFORM rockers recliner chairs as low as 529.95, Harold's Furniture 705 Cumb. St. 272-8481. DID you know that you can buy furnl ture, appliances, rugs and carpets anc all your home essentials at discnunl prices at Levitz Direct-To-You Warehouse? Come free in front and browse long as you like. You need no cash to buy! And take up to 3 years to pay on easy weekly or monthly payments.

Check Levitz Warehouse prices before you buy! 15th and Willow Sts. Open Mon. thru Frl. 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.I Sat.

9:30 to 5 P.M.! 33 GLASS FOR FURNITURE TOPS HOCKLEY'S AUTO GLASS 432 LEHMAN ST. 273-0221 BERT'S a gay girl ready for a whir! after cleaning carpels with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Lebanon Hardware Co. ARTIFICIAL fireplace made of stone with marble top, has ill the accessories Call 273-4786, REMNANTS ends of upholstery fabric leatherette.

$2 to 54 a yard. Buffamoyer's Upholstery Shop, 5th It Guilford Sts. Ph. 272-3761. Antiques 33A JACOB GUTHART Grandfather clocks antique lights, art glass lc Christmas items.

Hours: 9:00 to 9:00, 1790 House Womelsdorf. ANTIQUE lamps, parts accessories, re stored lc rebuilt. Buy tc sell. Pauline's 505 N. I Oth St.

Ph. 272-8572. Christmas Trees 33C Home grown sheared Scotch pine, none over J2.50. Tag your tree now. H.

Roush Wind Swept Farms, R. Leb. 865-224 Musical Instruments For Sale 33D BAND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENT RENTAL! our low monthly rental plan an RENT UNTIL YOU APE SURE. credited to your account from all rentals paid. Several paymtnt plan available for your LOSER'S MUSIC 80S CUMBERLAND ST.

rial rental of band lor aU chool band programs. PARTY'S MUSIC STORE 31 CUMB. ST. 27J-4S88 BABY GRAND PIANO EXCELLENT CONDITION STANLEY L. KETTERING 36 S.

8TH LEBANON 272-8I2J PIANOS ORGANS OPEN 9-9 Excelllent Values. Alton Relfsoyder. BRICKERVILLE 3IG clearance sale on new pianos LLOYD V. FEGAN, 428 N. 10th St.

Open evenings. 272-2641. ALTO SAX TRUMPET. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WILL SELL FOR Vi PRICE. CALL 866-4553.

T'S EASY It's fun to play the piano or organ. See Perry B. Reifsnyder in Lebanon at 9 N. 9th St. Open Tues.

Fri. evenings until p.m. Ph. 272-3952. LARINET IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

WAS $122 NEW, WILL SELL CHEAP. CALL 273-5142. Sporting Goods For Sals 33E MEW USED SHOT GUNS RIFLES. COPES MOUNTED, GUNS REPAIRED. ALL WORK GUARANTEED HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED MILLER'S SPORT STORE 307 E.

CUMB. ST. 273-1781 BOWLING SHIRTS Lettering Done On Ben Beck 08 E. Penn Cleona. 272-6760 00 Shot guns, rifles li hand guns tn stock.

Tropical Treat, 2 East el Elizabethtown on Rt. 230. iIAKE them really happy this Christmas with a bicycle from BUu Shop, 509 N. 3th St. 272-8921.

8MM DEER RIFLE, 7 50 BINOCULARS, ALSO STEEL DESK! CALL 273-1839 Ve buy sett all types of guns, regardless of condition. Gun repairing it ebuilding scopes mounted. All work done in our shop guaranteed. skates harpened. MARTY LEVAN GUN SMITH SPORTING GOODS 33 N.

9TH ST. DIAL Awnings, Storm Doors.Windows 33L SALE Storm Windows Sizes In Stock Aluminum Storm Doors Bonk Financing 22 8 Triple Track Tilts 102 Visit Our Show KIHHJI runv'C AI.I MINI HENRY'S 433 So. 9th St. ti..