Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 29

Red Cross Personnel See Mental Health Film Three representatives of the Lebanon County Chapter, American Red Cross, previewed a special film on mental health entitled "The 91st Day" on Thursday night at the Wernersville NOTICE Public Hearing to be held by Mayor and Council, City of Lebanon, on the J3rd day of December, 1963 at 9 P.M. prevailing time; room 208, Municipal 400 So. 8th Lebanon, Pa. to consider Bill No. 76, "An Ordinance amending the Zoning Map and Ordinance of the City of Lebanon, being Bill No.

22, Sessions 19M-19S9 by delimiting an area annexed to the City under provision! of Bill No, 62, Sessions 1962-1W3 is a Residential DUtriet Multi- Family Town." RICHARD D. SCHREIBER, Attest: Mtrvio P. Kighl, City Clerk Mayor local attending the ahowing were John Worrilow, chapter chairman; Mrs. a Koenigsburg, board member; and Mrs. Alice Herncane, executive director.

The Red Cross Chapter representatives also met briefly with Nancy Snyder, of volunteer services at the hospital, who had high praise for BUDGET NOTICE Bill 71, Seislons 1M2-1M3, the proposed Budfet at the City ot Lebanon. for next lucal year beginning January 6, 1964, patted tint reading Nov 25, 1963 and can be inspected during business by any person or persons, the office of She City Clerk, Municipal 400 So. tth Leba: non. Pa. Ths above hill aa revised or amended will called for final paiaafe at a meeting nf Council to bt held Monday, December 23, 1963, 9:00 o'clock P.M MERVIN P.

LIGHT, City Clerk the faithful volunteer work over the by personnel of the Lebanon County Chapter, She said more are needed for this type of service. Mrs. Nellie Siraub is chairman of the local chapter's volunteer group which serves at Wernersville State Hospital. The film showing was followed by remarks by Dr. Mark Risser, superintendent of the hospital, and a reception for all guests present.

LILLIE M. CONNOR ESTATE PUBLIC SALE Valuable Leb. 3 Apt. Property DEC. 17 at 3:30 P.M.

On premises, N. E. corner Bth and Walnut Lebanon, Pa. This attractive story corner brick property has been converted into 3 fine apartments. First Floor Apartment Living room, combination dining room-kitchen, one bedroom and bath with shower.

Combination First and Second Floor Apartment Living room-dining room combination, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath. Second Floor Apartment room, kitchen, two bedrooms and Unfinished attic, Basement 'concrete, oil heat, sewer connected, separate meters for all tenants. Lot approx 31 ft. by 70 ft, Dec. 14 from 1 to 2 P.M.

and on day of iale. Paul K. Gilbert Auctioneer Davis and Katz KIDS WANTED FOR CHEMICALS Sealed Proposals will be received by the Uiyor and Council of City of Lebanon, until 1:30 P. 23, for furnishing (he following chemical product! during thi year 1964. 100,000 pound! more or leu of Liquid Chlorint delivered upon order F.O.B, High Bridge Reservoir, Schuylkill Rexmont Reservoirs; Jonestown Filter Plant; and thi City of Lebanon Sewer Disposal Plant.

6,100 pounds more or Anhydrous Ammonia, delivery F.O.B. High Bridge Reservoir, Schuylkill Rexmont Res ervoir, Jonestown Filtsr Plant. 60,000 pounds more or less Sulphate of Aluminate, delivery F.O.B., Jonestown Filter Plant. 200,000 pounds more or leas Chemical Hydrsttd F.O.B. High Bridge.

1R.OOO pounds more or leas Calgon, de- High Bridge Reservoir in 10.000 pounds more or leas Copper Schuylkill Co. (Calgon price must elude all royalties). Lebanon Dally News, Lebanon, Friday, Decambgr 13, 1963 29 MARY FENIELLO ESTATE PUBLIC SALE Val. Lcb. Single Southside Home WED, DEC.

18 at 4 P.M. On premises 1050 Cornwall Road. Lebanon, Pa. This unique single story frame and aluminum sided 2 apartment dwelling can be used as a single residence, First Floor apt. has 5 rooms, laundry room, and complete bath, Second Floor apt.

contains 4 rooms, storage room, and complete bath. This property is heated by a modern Fitzgibbons oil fired steam heating system. Large open lot, 72 ft. 250 more or less, with 2 story frame barn containing 2 car garage and work shop. Here is a property situated in a fine residential area.

INSPECTION Dec. 14 from 2 to 3 P.M. Conditions by LEBANON VALLEY NATIONAL BANK EXECUTOR Paul K. Gilbert Auctioneer Robert Sullivan Attorney Henry B. Lesher Est.

PUBLIC SALE 3 Valuable Brick Jonestown Homes, Choice Building Lots Saturday, Dee. 14 At 2 P. M. Each to be sold on their premises. All properties situated on East Main Street, Jonestown, Pa.

TRACT NO. a single 2V 2 Story Brick Home. First floor has 3 rooms including living room with brick fireplace open stairway. 2nd floor: central hallway to 4 bedrooms, each with closet; and complete bathroom. Attic.

Coal fired hot water heating system. El. hot water heater. Open lot, approx. 31 ft by 198 ft.

Tract No. a vacant corner building lot situatec in the S.E. corner of the square in Jonestown and adjacent to Tract No. 1. Open lot, approx.

35 ft. by 198 ft. Tracts No. 1 and No. 2 will be offered separately and as a unit Tracts No.

3 and a Double Story Brick Home Each home has on 1st rooms, laundry, hallway with open stairway; 2nd to 4 bedrooms and complete bathroom; attic; coal fired hot air heating system. Open lots each of approx. 33 ft. by 198 ft. Tract No.

3 has on rear, a 2-Story Frame Barn. Tracts No. 3 and 4 will be offered separately and as a nnlt At the same time to be sold 1942 Buick Sedan and Steel Safe. Dec. 7 from 2 to 4 P.M.

and on day of sale, Conditions by Lebanon Valley National Bank Admr. d.b.n.c.t.a Panl K. Gilbert Auctioneer. Samnel G. Weiss Atty.

At the same time will be sold a 1942 Buick Sedan and a steel safe. MARY ANN UHRICH GERNERT PUBLIC SALE OF Antiques Household Goods Dec. 14, 1963 102 S. College Myerstown, Pa. Sulphate, delivery F.O.B.

HiRh Bridge Reservoir, Schuylkill and Rexmont Reservoir. Information and will furnished by Bureau of Engineering, Municipal Building, Lebanon, Pa. All bids must be sealed, plainly marked Bid) for Chemicals." addressed to M. P. Light, City Cleric.

Municipal nd delivered in the City Office, Municipal Building before the hour ctated bove. The Mayor and Council reserve the Ifht to reject any and all bldi. C. MAURICE EHDMAN, Director and Public Property Ulett: Light. 2 PUBLIC SALES GILBERT'S AUCTION ROOM 143 North 8th Lebanon MONDAY; DEC.

16 Use 2 Free Parking Lots At 1 o'clock, remaining Lesher £st. items, yard goods, etc. At 6 P.M., other Estates and Private Parties. Smith Candies will be sold at 7:30 P.M. Practically new G.E.

push button electric range with 2 ovens, removable doors; smal oven has stainless steel door; panel chrome and alumi num back splasher; original cost over $400.00. Kelvinator electric range, j.E. electric refrigerator with freezer, revolving shelves; new Boss kerosene range with glass oven door, Hardwick gas range, 36-inch Caloric comb coal and gas range, Florence comb, coal and gas range, Monarch and Magic Chef coal range, 4 TV sets, 2 comb, radio record players, Caloric clothe; dryer, Easy automatic and wringer washers, Speed Queen wringer washer, Dexter twin tub washer, 2 oil heatrolas, G.E and 2 other refrigerators. Kit chen base cabinet sink, wasl bowl, single drain board kitchen sink. Beds complete, bureaus chests of drawers, wood anc metal wardrobes, hall rack 5-pc.

wrought iron and pink marbelized breakfast set, 8-pc walnut modern dinette set, 9-pc chrome and formica breakfast set, 2 dining room suites, 3-pc living room suite, plastic and upholstered chairs, French record cabinet, pair step lamp tables with ceramic tile inlay coffee tables, lamps, utiiitj cabinets, roll top office desk anc chair, 2 file cabinets. Power and hand lawn mowers drill press, jig saw, lathe com plete with motors, variety tools, 2 sets of Encyclopedia mm movie camera, 25x15 Valor rifle scope, trailer hitch and lights, 4 skin mink neck piece, National cash register 2 Remington typewriters, coffee grinder, American Flyer elec trie train, large jardiniere, vari ety of Christmas lights and deco rations, 2 girls' bicycles. We buy for cash or sell on commission Antiques, House hold Items and Appliances, etc Phone 272-1801. Paul K. Gilbert, Auctioneer Find County Man Not Guilty But Must Pay Costs (Continued From Oni) Jonestown RD 2, was scheduled for today.

Three trials are on the court list for next week but District Attorney Aivm B. Lewis Jr. said there is a possibility that guilty pleas will be entered by two of the defendants. When the court term started Monday, 10 cases were listed for trial. Guilty pleas cut down the list, Hess was charged with an offense in front of his second floor apartment window on July IS.

He denied the charge. Hess and his wife testified for the defense Thursday along with nine character witnesses. The latter were: Earl Leaman, Palmyra auto FILE OF THE COUNCIL OF THF. CITY OF LEBANON, PA BILL No. 72 SESSIONS 19SMW3 nlroriurrd by Mr.

L. Sijtor Zimmerman Nov. 25, Famed First Reading Nov. 25, 1963 AN ORDINANCE ROViniNG FOR A PER CAPITA TAX OF FIVE ($5.00) DOLLARS ON EACH AND EVERY RESIDENT OF THE CITY OF LEBANON TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE AND OVER FOR THI- YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR. SAID ORDINANCE BEING ENACTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF ASSEMBLY OF JUNE 25.

1947 (PAMPHLET LAWS INS). AND IIS AMENDMENTS. Be It Ordained by the Mayor Council of the City of Lebanon, and hereby ordained by the authority the same: That SECTION 1. For the year Nineteen lundred Sixly-four and for General reve me purposes a per capita tax of Fiv S5.00) Dollars is levied, assessed and mposed on each and every resident he City of Lebanon Twenty-one year, age and over. SECTION 2.

This ordinance enacte under the authority of the Act of As sembly of June 25. 1947. (Pamphlet Law 115), and its amendments. SECTION The per capita tax Five. (S5.00) Dollars imposed by this or dinance shall be in addition to the resl dent tax of Five (S5.00) Dollars imposei upon all residents of the City of Lebanoi Twenty-one years of age and over fo Nineteen ealer; tht Rev.

Harold Fahne- lock, Harriiburg RD Samuel Hummelstown insurance gent and church deacon; the ev. John Patrick, Hummelstown Herman Geesaman, a bone mpson of Hummelstown RD Arthur Shirk, a Shellsville armer and factory worker; Deitz, a Sunday School uperintendent and church deacon Hummelstown RD Fred rightbill, Palmyra factory work- and Loretta Diehl, a Hummelstown RD 1 Sunday School Members of Ihe Hess jury were: Andrew Allwein, Lebanon ID Francis Gabriel, Hex- nont; Lester Getlle, John L. 'levius, Myerstown; Marilyn Gray, Jessie Roland, this city; Jean evy, Lebanon RD Margaret Lewis, Sheridan RD Rita 'ittle, North Lebanon Township; Howard E. Long, Jonestown RD Josephine Miller, Annville, nd George W. Wallace, Palmyra James R.

Whitman a counsel for Hess and Assistant District Attorney George Christiansen 'represented the commonwealth. The drunken driving charge McCarty stemmed from accident on Aug. 24 in which is car swerved onlo the pave nent of the grocery store prop he year Hundred Sixty-four which residents tax is levied under th authority of the third class city code. Passed finally by the Council of th City of Lebanon, Dec. 9, 196.1.

Richard D. Schreiber, PresMen Mervin P. Light, Clerk Approved Dec. 9. 1963.

Richard D. Schreiber Attest: Mervin P. Light. City Clerk FRY'S Lebanon County's Leading USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Miles North of Annville Route 934 Easy Credit Terms Daily 9 to 9 sat. to 5 Buys Phone 867-2116 Sell Free Delivery 3-Pc.

maple living room suite sectional living room suites an others, sofa beds, end an coffee tables, rockers, swive chairs, rugs, book shelves, fice type desks, students' desks TVs, radios, sweepers, electri sewing machines, coal and heatrolas, white bucket-a-da ranges, combination coal an gas range, coal oil stoves, 30 electric ranges and others, ga ranges, refrigerators, 5, 7 an 9-Pc. breakfast sets, Mayta washers and others, Apt. wash ers, rinse tubs, 15 cu. ft. refrig erator-freezer combination (on year old), bedroom suites dining room suites, kitche cabinets, linoleum rugs, gas an electric water heaters, Holly wood beds, roll-away beds, sin gle and double beds, springs clean mattresses, chest drawers, wardrobes, bureaus cut-down mirrored front piano cribs, high chairs, coaches play pens, infant crib, potti chairs, car beds, boys' and girls bicycles, dishes and many mor items.

Lester S. Fry, Prop. The undersigned will at Public Auctioi i December 20. 1963 at 10:00 A.M. ell a 1963 Plymouth 2-Door Hardtop serial number 3136-108028.

a 12 East Main Street, Palmyra. Penn ylvania, seized and repossessed from Al ert L. Good. The undersigned reserves IB right to hid. THE HERSHEY NA- IONAL BANK.

erty of Mark Vasil, 1325 Lehman St. It wrecked a soft drink machine and damaged the building, the jury was told. Patrolmen Richard Suavely and George Gruber, who investigated' the accident, both testified that in t'ueir opinion McCarty was under the influence of intoxicating beverages. Suavely said McCarty told him he had been drinking in Annville and had also consumed several quarts of beer en route to Lebanon. Charlei Roth, 239 S.

Cherry (his city, who was following McCarty's car east on Lehman Street at the time nf the mishap sbartly before 8 p.m., also testified. He described McCarty's condition (o the jury as follows: "He was like I would be if I tried to come home and fool my wife with a 'snootful'." Charles Snavely, 424 Fourteenth testified to smelling drink on McCarty. Wayne Smith, 14, of 375 N. Twelfth a bystander, also testified. Thomas A.

Ehrgood represented McCarty and District Attorney B. Lewis Jr. represented the commonwealth. Classification Index Lebanon Daily News Want Ads DIAL 272-5611 I ANTIQUE SHOW Gertrude's Club Hall 302 £. Lehman St.

Dec. 14 and 15 Opens 12 Noon Sunday 11 A.M. Antiques and Coins A Shupps Grove Managed Show C. J. Weik, Mgr.

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 copier, 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 Eborsole Boyd, Auctioneers D. Ray Wenger, Clerk Arbelin Schropp Celebrates 102nd Birthday Today (Continued From One). two years.

She possesses an active mind, a keen sense of humor and an astounding memory for names and faces. She sometimes speaks of friends and relatives of decades ago as if she has been with them only yesterday. Keeps Active Aunt Arbie refuses to live in the past however. Her failing eyesight doesn't permit her to read as easily as she used to but her housekeeper read's the newspaper for her. She also watches TV on occasions.

Last summer she tried out an air- conditioning unit for the first time. She has 12 greal-great- great-nephews and nieces nine boys and three girls. Recently, while watching two of her great great great nephews playing at her feet, she sighed and said, "You know, I'd like to get down on the floor and play with them, but I must be getting old." I-VITAL STATISTICS Birth Notices Funeral Notices 2 Card of Thanki 3 In Mmoiiom 4 Funeioi Dirtctou Florists SA Pleti Monuments it Public Notices i Political (A Dining Out Entertainment 6C Beauty Saloni to Special Announcement! 7 Loit, Found, Strayed 9 10 Travel and Transportation 11 Moving and Storagt UA Religious, Lbrfge Social 12 Miscellaneous JJ Male and Female Help Wanted 14 Malt Help Wanted IS Agents ISA Female Help Wanted 16 Work Wanted 17 SERVICE DIRECTORY An Alphabetical Listing Of Services For Your New Merchandise For Soli J2A Articles For Sale Antiques For Sale JJA Baby Needs For Salt 33B Christmas Trees For Sale 33C Musical Instruments for Soli 33D Sporting Goods For Salt Boats Motors For Salt 33F Building Materials Supplies For 33G Machinery Tools For Sail 33H Home Improvements 331 Building Contracting 33J Paints Supplies 33K Awnings, Storm Doors and Windows 33L Household Good! For Safe 34 Plumbing-Heating Equipment 348 Electrical Appliances For Salt 35 Wearing Apparel For Jolt II farm 17 Feed and Fertilizer! Fir Sab J7A Nursery Needs 171 Fruits and 1JC Lawn and Garden Supplin 170 Industrie! Equipment 3TI Snow Clearing Equipment 17F Livestock For Salt 31 Poultry Supplies For Salt 1IA Dogs, Birds, Pets, Fir If Foods: Fresh I Frozen Cool, Wood For 49 Fuel Oil 40A Radios, Television Far Sail 41 Store, Office Equipment 41 Swaps and Trades 4) Miscellaneous Wanted luy 44 Apartment! For Rent 41 Rooms For Rent 4t Resort Rentali 47 Houses For Rent 41 Business Places For Rent Garages For Rent 50 Farm and Land For Rent 51 Mobile Homes For Rent 52 For Rent or Salt Wanted To Rent )4 Miscellaneous Rentali ESTATE Houses For Salt fj Lots for Sole 56 Farm, Land, Timber For Sail 57 Business Property For Salt 51 Miscellaneous For Salt 59 Wanted Real Estate 60 Estati tOA Fncomt Property 601 Business Opportunltiei ll Wonted Opportunity 42 Money To Loan Wanted To Borrow 64 Financial Misc. 15 Auto Accessories, Tirtt, Parti It Trucks, Trailm For Salt t7 Repairing, Service Stations 61 Official Inspection Station itA Miscellaneous 69 Mobile Homes 69A Snow Travel, Automatic HI Wanted Automotive 70 Automobiles For Salt 71 Automotive Rentals 71A VITAL STATISTICS Funeral Notices 2 Funeral Notices In Reading, 2 10th Minnie M. PASSED AWAY Booser Nursing Home on December 13.

1963 Minnie Louise neo Mann, widow ol Wilson D. Boltz. aged 84 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors. 5th fc Cumberland Sts.

with services in charge of Rev. Robert C. Bcnner. Interment at Ebonezer Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice.

Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the parlors. Manheim on December 12, 1063 Edna wife of Claude R. EnRle, R. D. ir3, Manheim, aged 50 years.

Funeral on Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock from Mt. Hope Episcopal Church. Interment al adjoining cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the Keech Funeral Home, 30 S.

Main Manheim. Kapu, aged 66 years. Services Saturday at 1 p.m. from Friedens Lutheran Church, Myerstown. Interment at adjoining cemetery.

call Friday evening 7 to 9 at the Dinner Funeral Home, Womelsdorf and it tht Church on Saturday from 11 a.m. service hour. PASSED AWAY Lebanon on December 10, 1363 Warren husband of Helen nee Drews Lewis of 1121 Miiflin tftd 60 years. Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 1:38 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th Cumberland Sts. with services in eharfi of Rev.

Sandy R. Stover. Interment at Ebenezer Cemetery. Relatives and are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Friday tveninf 7 to 9 at the parlors.

Myerstown on December 12, 19G3 William Fisher, aged 63 years and 11 days. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Frieden's Lutheran Church, Myers- lovvn. Interment at Grand View Memorial Park. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the Bahney Funeral Home, Myerstown.

(BAHNEY) Milk cupboard, walnut corner cupboard, walnut china closet, 8 round back kitchen chairs, cane seat chairs, some with arms, coal oil lights, hanging lamp, cherry boy mary, home made cabbage cutter, wood chest, Sampler dated Feb. 28, 1837, Himmel Brief, childs' chair rockers, china doll with home made clothing, heart shaped table in reed, love seat, easels, large copper kettle tripod, blanket chests, spice box, water sets, milk kettle, baby coach in reed, ladies riding saddle, old jugs, oval pan, 3 legged cast iron dipper, book rack, inlaid taboret with 1500 pieces, express wagon with wooden wheels, lot of pictures and frames, miniature spinning wheel, butcher fork spoons, octagon 8-day clock, wall rack for papers, clover leaf table, lap blanket, shaving mustache cups, trays, bone dishes, luster creamer, Societe ceramique tea drinker, glass baskets, ribbon plate, milk white, sugar bowl, goblets in acorn design, Austrian crown vase, cut glass fruit dish'es some gold etched, celery trays fe of miniature cast iron comme mama girl figurine, flower vases in grape design, candy jars, old blue Dutch River dish, cruet, boy girl images, glass ink wells, jewelry case, hat pin holders, iron bank, Royal' Venton plates, Japanese tea set, demijohn, china tea set, lot of hand painted China, pitcher with dog handle, cup saucer with old Myerstown High School, variety of small cups saucers with feet, some in gold, carnival glass, salt pepper shakers, cake stands, compotes, home made ceramics by Mrs. Gernert, Warwick china set, Catham china set, colored glass, Vienna irt plates, Prussian china dish, gold rimmed pitcher glass set, cut glass fruit dish decanter, home spun linens, Marseilles spreads, many more antiques. Rockers, Duo Therm double burner oil heater, magazine racks, taborets, umbrella stand, 3 piece parlor suite, floor, bridge and table lights, smoking stands, 9x12 rugs, runners, morris chair, Stewart Warner floor model radio, square round extension tables, side board, Dock ash range, Quality gas range, kitchen cabinet, G.E. elec.

clock, ironing board, step ladders, gal. tubs buckets, Speed Queen elec. washer, wall mirror, iron beds, luggage, maple dresses, chest of drawers, mattresses, porch chairs, swivel chair, parlor tables, card tables, hall rack, trestles, icale, elec. hand sweeper, meat bench, elec. waffle iron landwich grill, pillow shams, pressure cooker, lot of comforts, quilts, blankets, linens, silverware, dishes, kettles, pots pans, ihovels, saws, rakes, lawn mowers and many more articles.

Sale time 9:30 A.M. sharp. Conditions by MARY ANN UHRICH GERNERT Ray Rhoads ft Harvey Weik Auctioneer! Arthur Alupach Clerk Relreihments will lerved by the iadlei el the Pretcott Company. 4 2-DAY GIGANTIC AUCTION AT SUNSET MARKET 1 North Of Lebanon On Seventh Street Next To Sunset Beverage FRIDAY, DEC. 13TH Starting At 6 P.M.

SATURDAY, DEC. 14TH Starting At 2 P.M. Christmas Small and Housewares BILL CARPENTER AUCTIONEER 8UN8ET RALES PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND Household Goods Will he Sold at Public Sale, on Jan. 4, 1964 On the premises at 111 N. Railroad in the borough of Palmyra, Lebanon County, Pa.

Sold as property of Estate of Ada Baehman, deceased, the fol lowing described Real Estate, to wit: Real Estate situated at 111 N. Railroad St. Consists of frame house, with 5 rooms, and bath, out kitchen with story summerhouse attached. House has modern conveniences, ce ment basement, practically new Timken oil fired hot water heat. Outbuildings consist of 1'A story garage and workshop approximate size 2V 30' with access from alley on rear of lot.

Real Estate is in good state of repair, in ideal location must be seen to be appreciated. Household Goods G. E. Refrigerator, Westinghouse electric stove, 3 piece living room suite, 2 bedroom suites, Whirlpool wringer washer, Hoover sweeper, treadle sewing machine, steel utility cabinet, 5 9' 12' rugs, runners, throw rugs, antique 6-legged drop leaf table, 8 half spindle antique kitchen chairs, 3 pine chests, antique marble top stand, antique marble top table, grandfather clock, German mantle clock brass clothes tree, brass bucket, corner shelf, wash stand, bureau, radio phonograph, couch, 60-piece china dinner set, lustre pitcher, lustre cup, Fostoria glassware, commerative plates, individual salts, fancy glass- Accident In Annville Causes $400 Damages An accident at Manheim and East Main Streets, Annville, on Thursday afternoon resulted in damage estimated at $400 to the two cars' involved. Sgt.

Edgar Fernsler of the Annville police department identified the drivers as Francis W. Shaffer, 33, 335 W. Main Myerstown, and Karl L. Lockwood, 34, 135 E. Locust Annville.

Fernsler said the cars collided as Shaffer was traveling east on Main Street and Lockwood was heading south on Manheim Street, entered the intersection. There were no injuries. Palmyra on December 11. 1963 Wnlter husband of Myra Nye Fox, aged 74 years. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from The Second EUB Church, Palmyra with Hev.

Melvin E. Patrick officiating. Interment at Gravel Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may cal! Friday evening 7 to 9 at the Bothermcl Funeral Home, Palmyra.

Route Fredericksburf OB December 11, 1963 Lucetta nee widow of David E. Lick, aged 91 Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Hassujger Funeral Home, Tnd- crickshurg. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives and iil- vited. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 at the funeral home.

PASSED AWAY 1484 E. Queen Ami- ville on December 12, 1963 Lucy D. Burgner, widow of David II. LJghtner, aged 77 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th Cumberland Sts.

with in charge. ot Rev. Sterling Thompson. Interment at the convenience or the family. Relative! and friends are invited to attend without further notice.

Friends may call Sunday 12 noon until time of services at parlors. Route its, Lebanon on December 10, 1963 Paul Gaidos, aged 81 years. Funeral on Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock from Thompson's Funeral Home. 126 S. 9th St.

Requiem High 9:00 Sacred Heart Church, Cornwall. Interment at Holy Saviour Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call John Josephson Cited For Insurance Sales John Josephson, an agent In the Lebanon district office of Prudential Insurance Company, has been cited by his company as outstanding in group insurance sales. Josephson, who has been with the company since 1936, lives at 705 Smith Lebanon.

According to George Messersmith, manager of the Lebanon office, Josephson will be presented with the company's achievement award. Friday evenin; home. Recitati o'clock. 7 to ion of 9 at the funeral the Rosary at Palmyra on December II, IDM Mrs. Cora A.

nee Kleinfelter, widow of the late Moses Mark, tied 85 years. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from The First E.U.B. Church, Palmyra, with Rev. Dr. Harold C.

Hollinjiwarth officiating. Entombment in the family Mausoleum in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited. may call Sunday evening 7 to 9 at tne Holhermel Funeral Home, Palmyra. PASSED AWAY Lebanon on December II, John hushand of Helen nee Gruner Hummel, 545 Maple aged 69 years.

Funeral on Saturday afternoon at- 3:00 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, 5th It Cumberland Sts. with services hi charge of Rev. Walter C. Hales Jr. Interment at Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Friday evening 7 to 9 at the parlors. Schaefferstown on December 12, 1963 Andrew J. Moyer, aged 74 years.

Funeral on Sunday afternoon it 2:00 clock from Clauser Funera! Rome, Schaefferstown. Interment at Schaeffert- tovn Cemetery. Relatives and invited. Friends may call Saturday timg 7 to 9 at the funeral home. (CLAUSER) HELP WANTED CHICAGO (UPI) The American Hospital Association urges youth- in search of a career to look to the local hospital.

The country's nearly 7,000 hospitals employ almost 1.7 million persons in some 200 job classifications, ranging from accountant to X-ray technician. Even with this large number of persons employed, the association reported that many positions in hospitals are unfilled because of shortages of personnel. aluminum cook- pans cooking ware, heavy ware, pots, utensils. 2 lawn mower.1, step ladder, garden hose, 2 porch rockers, axe, rake, forks, shovels, lawn and garden tools and numerous other items. Real Estate to be sold at 2 p.m.

Inspection on day nf sals. Sale to commence at 12:30 o'clock, p.m., when conditions will be made known Earl Hottetter Executor. Earl S. Buffeumeyer, Auctioneer EaH Brubaker, Attorney. INVITATION FOR RIDS FOR FURNISHING WATER WORKS MATERIALS FOR THE BUREAU OF WATER CITV OF LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA Sealed Proposals for furnishing Cast Iron Water Pipe, Cast Iron Fittings, Valves and Fire will be received hy the Mayor and Council of the City of Lebanon, Pcnna.

at the office of the City Clerk, in City Hall, Lebanon, unlil (1:30 P.M. Dec. 23, 1963, at which time and place the proposal! will be pub licly opened and read. Specifications are on file In the Office of the City Engineer, and are available upon request. The Mayor and Council of the City of Lebanon, Penna.

reserve the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any and all bids, and to award the contract in the best interests of the City of Pcnna. C. MAURICE ERDMAN, Director, Parks and Public Property Attest: Mervin P. Light, City Clerk Common Market Leaders Seek To Avoid Showdown BRUSSELS, Belgium (DPI) Common Market agricultural ministers returned to their cap- tals today for weekend consul- aliens, pessimistic over the chances for heading off a showdown between France and Germany on farm price policies. French President Charles de laulle has hinted that he will pull France out of the six-na- ion market unless a common arm policy is agreed on by Dec.

31. West German Chancelor Ludwig Erhard has refused to accept the French deadline. The dispute could mean the end of the six-nation trading )loc and set back progress on European unity. "It will be a miracle if we can finish the discussions by Dec. 31," Dutch Agricultural Minister Barend Biesheuvel Thursday.

The farm ministers spent the past week trying to hammer out common price and subsidy rules on beef, rice and dairy produce. Each of the countries now has its own rules. The agricultural talks will resume Monday, but few observers thought they would make much headway before the Com mon Market foreign ministers meet Wednesday. This conference had been planned to make final policy decisions on the farm question. Palmyra on December 13, 1963 Charles Herman, husband of FMri Oliver Raynes, aged 61 years.

Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Rothermel Funeral Home, Palmyra. with Rev. Jack W. Ferguson Interment at Gravel Hill lUla- tives and friends are invited. may call Sunday evening 7 to al rte funeral home.

Hummelstown on December 12, 1963 Ellen Mae, wife of William Sowers of 15 E. Main aged 75 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from The Bowser Funeral Home, 2 B. Mam Hummelstown with in charge of Paul H. Trump, Her Pastor, officiating.

Interment at Hummelstown Cemetery. Relatives and are invited to attend without further nol' Fr may a Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. BIDS WANTED FOR Dirsici. Kiir.i, on. Sealed Proposals will be received by Ihe Mnyor arul Council of the City Lebanon, until 8:30 P.M., December 23, for furnishing 101.000 gallons more or less of Diesel Fuel Oil during tht year delivered upon order K.O.H Jonestown Kilter Jonestown Rooster Slnlion, W.ilor Meter and Mnhi lenanro Shop, 307 Mn.

Bin Street, Lpbn non. and Highway Garage, 7lh anc Oak Lebanon, Pa. Information and Specificalions will he furnished hy Bureau of EnRineerinRj MiiniiMpnl HuildiiiR, Lebanon, Pa. All hiris must he scaled plainly marked "ni(h for Diesel Kcicl Oil" and addressed to M. P.

LiRht, City Clerk, anrt delivered PASSED AWAY sp ANGLER-ln Lebanon on December 11, 1963 LiHie E. nee Lowe, wife of Fred- crick J. Spangler, 446 N. 7th 82 years. Funeral on Monday afternoon at 1:39 clock from The Rohland Pariorj, 5th A Cumberland Sts.

with in chirn of Rev. Ralph D. Althouse. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

ind friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may Sunday evening 7 to 9 at the TROUTMAN-of Sinking Spruifs the llth Lillie M. Troutnwn, tftd Services on Sunday at 2 P.M. from Trinity Tulpehocken UCC. near Myerf- town.

Interment at adjoinlni cemetery. Friends may call Saturday eveniai 7 to 9 at the Danner Funeral Home, Womclj- rtorf and at the Church Sunday from 1 P.M. until service hour. (DANNER) Card of Thanks MjLLS-We desire to thank neifhbon tad for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the HlneM and death Mn Maud Milta. We alM, wSh to our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, sympathy cardi and UM tuta.

mobiles. THE CHILDREN Funeral Directors THOMPSON'S FUNERAL HOME S. 9TH ST. DIAL m-mn SINCERE SYMPATHETIC SERVICE CHRISTMAN'S 27Z-7431 Florists 5A COMPLETE FtORAL ARRANGEMENTS GINGRICH'S FLOWERS 716 E. LEHMAN ST.

272-93tl Laurel per yd. HOCKLEY'S FLOWERS 118 S. 8TH ST. DIAL m-isai VAVROUS FLORIST 4TH GUILFORD ITMtTl SatUfaclory Servlcn 19M In Ihp City Cler ty rk's Office, Municipal Building, Lebanon, before the hour Malcd ahnvp. The Mayor find Council the right tn reject any anrt all bids.

C. MAURICE ERDMAN. Director Parks and Public Property Light, cit, Christmas Party Held In Prescott Fire Co. PRESCOTT, Dec. 13 A Christmas party and covered dish social highlighted the activities at the December gathering of the Prescott Fire Ladies Auxiliary.

The group presented the company with a Christmas gift of $500. Laurile White, baton twirler, was presented on the program. An award was received Mrs. Esther Light. Mrs.

Edith Bours, was in charge of the session) Wednesday night at the hall. Twenty members in tie annual alf air South Side Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND AT REASONABLE PRICES 810 S. 12TH ST. 273-2683 FOR QUALITY FLOWERS BERNSTEIN FLOWER'S 272-1M1 N1TE Z72-HB Cemetery Plots, Monuments 51 Gingrich's Memorials Authorized "ROCK OF AGES" Open Dnil.v 8 to P. -Sunday by appointment Blh Ic Muple Phone 2724901 funeral Directors FUNERAL HOME SCHAEFFERLTOWU.