The Titusville Herald from Titusville, Pennsylvania • Page 5

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1960 THE TITUSV1LLE HERALD. TITUSVILLE. PENNA. PAGE FIVE 00 KING FOR REAL ESTATE? See the YELLOW PAGES Save Saturday's TV section.

Sales, Use Tax Shopping Complaints Being Probed HARRISBURG (AP)-The State Revenue Department said Tuesday its Bradford Sales and Use Tax office is investigating complaints about Pennsylvanians doing tax- free holiday shopping in New York State. Gerald Goldberg, head of the department's sales and Use Tax Bureau, said the specific com- SPECIAL VALUE! Northern AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET plaint under investigation came from several Warren businessmen. The businessmen complained that residents in their area are doing tax-free shopping for the holidays in comunmities across the New York state border. "We have not started any prosecution against anyone yet," Goldberg said. However, he said New York state business places "are required by law to register with us, collect the (4 per cent) sales tax and remit it if they do any substantial amount of business with Pennsylvanians." He said the department "is in the process of negotiating" now with the New York business places involved in the Warren complaints.

"Most of the business places in that area are registered with us but there are some that aren't," Goldberg said. "We have told the they face prosecution if they refuse to cooperate." Under the law, the public is required to pay a use tax on goods they purchase outside the com- moniveakh and which are taxable inside the state. The department has been working for some time f.o make certain that this provision in the law is complied with- 88 0 Quality Nylon blend fabric, sanifresh bacteria resistant binding. Completely automatic bedside control. Full two year replacement guarantee.

Double bed size, 12' 84' with single control. We Hove It Con Get Or It Isn't Made. BRYAN S. Franklin St. I Jill Phone 2-2271 HARDWARE, INC.

Frank V. Hull The funeral service for Frank V. HulJ was held yesterday at the Tracy Hone of Funerals. Rev. Lloyd Chelton of the Hydetown Methodist Church officiated and read two hymns, "The Old Rugged Cross" and "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," and two poems, ''Now the Laborer's Task is Over" and "On a Death of an Aged Friend." Interment followed Ln Woodlawn Cemetery.

New Zealand has four large cities Auckland, with a good Area Center, where African Ian- harbor; Wellington, the seat of government; Christchurch, with its famous cathedral; and Dunedin, with the country's oldest university. FUNEtlAL XOTtCES BEEBOWER-Friends of Mrs. Gerry G. Beebower may call at the Willis L. Arnold Funeral Home in Townville anytime after 2 p.m.

today and attend the funeral service there at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in the Troy Center Cemetery. funeral service for Frederick W. Doerr will be held at 11 a.m.

today at Jie Hoovler Funeral Home in Franklin. Interment will be in the Morefield Cemetery at Sharon. funeral service for Mrs. G. Raymond Lamey will be held at 2:30 p.m.

today at the First Methodist Church. The body will be taken to the church at 1 p.m. from the Howard E. Johnson Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Lamey Cemetery at Dempseytown.

of Mrs. William Tobin may call at the family home at 439 Roberts anytime after 6 p.m. today, and attend the funeral service there at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.

I DOWN GO PRICES! Tyc-Toc Club News The youth center will hold the holiday dance on Friday, Dec. 30, from 8 to 11 p.m. sr che Titusville High School cafeteria. The Fenders will supply the music for the dance. All, teenagers from ninth grade and up are welcome to attend.

Dress for the dance will be school clothes or better. Refreshment will be served. All members having peanuts must return them or the money by Saturday evening, Jan. 7. Members should get out before the holiday season is over and I sell their share of peanuts.

All members wanting to get into the tournament should sign up before Dec. 30 at the club. Chess, checkers, ping pong for girls, boys, mixed doubles, will be scheduled. The club will be closed the fol-1 lowing evenings because of the holiday season and because of the dance at the high school teria: Saturday, Dec. 14; Tuesday, Dec.

27; Friday. Dec. 30; and! Saturday, Dec. 31. DEATHS Mrs.

William Tobin Mrs. Minnie Foss Tobin, 86, died at p. m. yesterday at the Titusville Hospital following a long illness. She was born on Oct.

27, 1874 in East Troy, the daughter of Fredrick and Wilhelmins Ludwig Foss. She married William Francis Tobin of Titusville on Feb. 25, 1895. He preceded her in death 23 years ago. She was a member of St.

James Episcopal Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Irene Bodamer, Mrs. Helen Trudgen and Mrs. Marian Brady, all of Titusville; a son, Roscoe F.

Tobin of Erie; 28 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Helen Beatty of Titusville. Two sons, two daughters, four sisters and two brothers preceded her in death. Friends may cail at the residence, 439 Roberts anytime after 6 p. m.

today and attend the funeral service there at 2 p. m. Friday. Rev. William K.

Reid of the St. James Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be in WoodJawn Cemetery. The Peterson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Gerry G. Beebower Mrs. Roxie Bjebower, 70, of Townville, RD 1, at 8:35 a.m. yesterday at we Warren State Hospital following a long illness. She was born in Troy Township on Jan.

17, IS90, the daughter of Edward S. and Olive Mary Davison Sweet. She married Gerry G. Beebower on May 30, 1908. She was a member of the Townville Methodist Church, Steuben Grange and the Steuben Ladies Aid.

She is survived by her husband and the following children, Mrs. Viola May Knight of Meadville; Mrs. Lena Gertrude Maynard of Townville, RD Albert J. Beebower, Townville, RD nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, two brothers, Lyndley Sweet of Oil City and Ted Sweet of North Warren, a sister, Mrs. Lottie Proper of Oil City.

Friends may call at the Willis L. Arnold Funeral Home in Townville anytime after 2 p.m. today and attend the funeral service there at 2 p.m. Thursday. Rev.

Albert Breadhurst of Townville will officiate. Interment will be in the Troy Center Cemetery. Sljt When answering a want ad, say you saw it in The Herald, TINKER TOYS Reg. $1.98 Extra Large Giani PIGGY BANKS Reg. $2.98 75 While They Last Wonderful Buys On The Biggest Choice To "Go for a Shiriey Temple DOLLS Reg.

$1.50 Carnival Varsity UKULELES Reg. $1.98 Drink and Wet DOLLS 12-Inch and 14-Inch Reg. $3.95 $1.60 Electric IRONS Reg. $1.89 12-, 13-, 17-Inch TODDLERS Res. $4.95 1.90 Big 22-, 25-Inch VINYL DOLLS Reg.

Hobnail-Orchid TEA SETS $3.98 Value $1.50 EANUHIPPS AUTO STORES OPEN EVERY DAY TIL 9:00 212 S. FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 9-9491 Save 7 50 Give Electric Saucepan Dutch Oven $18.95 Complete Now enjoy heallhful, sparkling stainless steel at list price of most aluminum appliances. All fully immersible. ELLIS "CARLOAD" DAY BREVITIES Curry 3-3141.

Advance Cleaners, 5-0301. Harvey Dubiel Supply Tracy Ambulance service 7-4321. Please call for lay-aways at Teig's. Women of the Moose Auxiliary meeting 7:30 I Titusville stores open daily, 9 to 9. Easy parking.

Holly, mistletoe and Christmas greens at Rowe's Flower Shop. Schrafft Candies. Complete Christmas selection. Wilson News. i Crystal vases and dishes at Paul M.

Edgar, Jeweler, 115 Diamond St. Christmas wrappings sharply reduced. Wilson News, Titusville News Co. Holiday special Permanents, $6.50 and up. Mae-Ette Beauty Shop, phone 5-7603.

Comolete cigar, tobacco, cigarcu: selection. Wilson News, Ti- tirville News Co. Transistor radios from $29.95 up. Radios, record players, hi-fi, TV sets. Teig's, Titusville.

Quality birthstone rings, onyx, pearl, Hematite, and cameos for men and ladies. Nelson Jewelers. Ch-istmas Mums, 75c bunch. Shetland's Greenhouse, Route 8. Kydetown.

Phone 5-2642. Open till 9. Shockproof, waterproof, antimagnetic Christmas watches from $15 up. at Nelson Jewelers, S. Franklin St.

See our advertisements in the classified for gift suggestions. Loomis Home Furnishings, HO Diamond St. Thompson Drug Store open to 9 p.m. this evening, Thursday and Friday. Open Sundays, Christmas and New Year's, 1 to 5 p.m.

Diamond rings from Nelson Jewelers, guaranteed satisfaction. The quality grade you select and the exact size of your center diamond, is clearly marked on the inside of each ring. Fleck's orange car, 828 W. Spring. Open daily 11 to 6, Thursday 11 to 9.

Sunday 12 to 6. We take orders for fruit baskets. Oranges 3 doz. SI, grapefruit 70c tangerines 3 doz. SI, delicious apples basket, 89c, cooking onions 3-lb.

bag 15c, tangelos doz. 65c. Plant D. L. Williams, owner of the Nehi.

Bottling Co. at Meadville, announced the closing of the. plant, giving ill health as the reason for discontinuing operations. The plant has served the Meadville area for the past 22 years. Dies in Hospitat-Audley Clawges, 61, of Kane, RD 2, crushed between the station platform and a moving Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight train Monday, died yesterday in Oil City Hospital.

The accident occurred in Kane. Clawges was a conductor on the train. Appreciative Subscriber Mrs. Samuel V. Sloan of 410 W.

Spruce an appreciative Herald subscriber, yesterday sent The Herald news staff some home-baked sweet rolls. She has in previous years sent cookies and candy. The Herald appreciates her thoughtfulness. Pay The recent pay increase for state employes announced by Gov. David Lawrence will bring raises for 176 at Warren State Hospital.

The cost will be $25,000 per year, officials said. There will be an immediate raise for 94 of the 176. The remainder will receive the pay boost during the calendar year. Ex-Councilman Dies Augustus Van Riper, SO, former Meadville city councilman for terms and one-time confectionary store operator in Meadville, died Monday morning in Spencer Hospital, Meadville, after a six-week illness. Van Riper served councilman from 1930 to 193S and from 1942 to 1946.

He was director of parks and public buildings and public safety. Home The home of Joseph Ward in Irwin Township, Venango County, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The blaze routed Mrs. Ward and her three children. aged 12, 15 and 17.

The children discovered the fire as they went upstairs to prepare for school. Ward, who was at work, estimated the loss at $20,000. Just three years ago, the Ward family lost their home at Centertown when lightning set it on fire. In Mexico, Too MEXICO CITY (AP)-The National Confederation of Chambers of Commerce says the cost of living jumped 16 per cent in Mexico this year. TmrSVlLLE CORRY To place an Ad Phone 2-22-d Holiday Masses Set At St.

Titus The traditional celebration; marking the Nativity of Jesus Christ at St. Titus Church will begin with the solemn mass at midnight. The Rt. Rev. William L.

Sullivan will be celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Richard Butryn as deacon, and a visiting priest as sub-deacon. Also assisting will be Mr. John Bodamer as master of ceremonies, Robert Felton as thurifer, John Beal of St. Mark's Seminary, Erie, as boat bearer, Jack Bucceri as cross bearer, and Alan Bodamer and James Brewster as acolytes.

The children's choir, under the direction of Sister M. DeLourdes, with Miss Doris Goodwill as the organ, will assist the sacred ministers in singing the mass, and will present a prelude of Christmas hymns beginning at 11:40 p. m. Fifty vested altar boys will lead the celebrant and his assistants to the altar, as the choir sings the processional, "Angels We Have Heard on High." At mass the Gregorian chant of Mass IV will be sung, except for the Kyrie, which will be the "ad libitum" and the Ambrosian Gloria. The offertory hymn will ba "Adeste Fideles." All other Masses in St.

Titus Church on Christmas Day will be low masses. These are scheduled at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m. There will be additional masses offered between the scheduled masses, so that mass will be offered continuously from 7:30 until the last mass at 10:30 a. m.

There will be no noon or afternoon mass on Christmas Day. Confessions for Christmas will be heard Saturday morning at 11 o'clock for children. Confessions of adults will be heard Saturday afternoon from 3 until 5:30 and in the evening from 7:30 until 9. In addition to the regular confessors, a visiting priest will hear confessions both afternoon and evening. DAD'S 708 W.

Walnut St. Phone 7-6565 Open Wednesday until Thursday 'Friday Saturday 6:00. Shop Dad's at Night. Fancy Grapes ....8 Ibs. Sl.OO Tangerines 4 doz.

Sl.OO Grapefruit 7doz. 69c California Oranges doz. 59c All Kinds of N'jts and Candy, While They Last. Tb. 23c Fresh Dates Fresh Country Chickens Tb.

59c Call in your order now, 7-6565. They are really fine. Fresh Made Pizza Pies only SI.29 Real, real Fancy Cortlanrl Apples 8-lfa. bag 79c Solid and pretty. Cortland Apples bu.

Oleo 7. S1.00 We Will Be Closed Monday. 69c Large White Eggs Green Onions 5 bunches 25c Fresh in. Extra special. Very low shelf nrices at Dad's.

You always save with cash. Dad and All a Very Blessed Christmas in the Lord. T.arcc Package Potato Chips 49c Don't Forsst Apples at Dad's, Priced Low. Large size 99c size 49c Verv nice gift for anyone. Give foods for Christmas.

Large California Pascal Celery ea. 23c Don't miss the creen onions at Dad's. Let mr mention it asain. 5 bunches 25c Fancy Christinas Bananas 7 Ibs. Sl.OO RATES TO FIT and ar s'ation at GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.

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Merry Chrisfmas Box, gala in red, gold and green, packed with buttercreams, nuts, fruits, caramels, marshmallow-and-fudge; pasfels, dark and milk chocolate. 2 Ibs. $3.00 Titusville News Co. when you want the best US W. Central Ave.

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