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20 a a ffprll 18, 1 9 6 6 Stafford. H. CasselU Upon coming conferred the honorary degree doctor of lawi Iji died Saturday. April -Jfij 1966. In.

Washington, of a heaVt attack. preaidtnt In chargV of unlver- ally- relations and the- .1 and athletics, he-was 57i-- Casstll was graduated front the former Dickinson Seminary Jjcre.ln an outstanding Univcrsti Emma oT Trout of BKer- man Matthews, In the Wllilanuport Hospital Saturday April it; 19M; shortly aiter she was s.W1cT«m"ttr* while In grocery store In Trout i The. former Emma Walter, t- she was Uie tail dueil iltitfiid- ant ot the jielped build the old Quaker meeting house She tame to WUllanup3rt as acting mar. rled woman and moved-to Trout Runjfi 1947r- Donald. 1410 Harding Avenue, tiled In Hospital at 10 p.n».

Sunday! April'17, I9C6. A fanner furniture retailer here, heVaa bom In Philadelphia Jan. 4.. Mr. McKernan was a member -ofStrAnil's Church' and its Holy He was a past grand knight of the Wllllamiport Council No.

and held st. faithful na St. World the 'rank -of lleutp with CasMll had president of University since 1335 after 18 yean as 'An "tarty 1 waj a member John's' United Church- of Was a member, of the Eastern Star. 'Surviving are three mariv W. TroTFT Run: LC John -retired-; Air Force -officer at Selma, S.

Sgt with the Air In Viet twin of the 4th degree Knights of Columbusr Father Relchsteln- er Assembly. Slrylvlng are Anna city, and JJlcharil Pnnn fu O. IIEISER R. Al Grouse and Mrs. Francli.B.

Paris, both of this city; and 26 grandchll- funeral wlli be at 10 ajn. Wednesday In the church. Burial will be In Mount Carmel of Wlld- Frihnd Trout nun, Janet Messlnger, Labrador. There are and five great-grandchll- Adviicate ol the zone defense Ip-co i basketball, he' "''prominence three-letter athlete while an undergraduate at American Following ballon he went on coach IllopibaULbaskctbaU and. ban at "his alma jnater in Washington.

In 1M1 part-In formation of the Alason-Dlxon JUtilntiri 1- rived by his wife. Carolyn Wight" Cassell; twin sons. Stafford Andrew W. GltiCe 36" The funeral will be aU p.m. Wednesday at Page's, 125 East Third wJUMbr Rev.

Rus- sejl C. Bergrr. her-pastor, of- flciatlng. Burial will be In Trout Run Cemetery. Friends may cull at the funeral home from 7 tn Henry O.

Heiser. 76, of 1016 Washington Boulevacd, died at his home eirly Sunday morning, April Kelser spent his entire business Career In the plumbing and heating BusJness Kls father. 'Joseph 133 East Third Street, Tuesday evcnlagJrom 7 to 9. Recitation thejrosary will be at 8. Jonas A.

Moxer Jonas A. formerly of -Fourth Arcnue, died SalC urday, April 18, IBM, at Colo- clno Nursing arid "Convalescent Home, city, where he had been a guest. JLegal Notices the. board after wrl tloa sball have- been lucn-Ucrnu 'is. jttmttts oa i yaru'li lo maintained.

Such U- shall poattri conspicuous- upon the premises "nereundwv written -applies- on for license heretnsbore men- oned shall tw accompanied 'by. a form, every autstlon of which muit answered, which forjn win be iuppliad the Board. AP- Viet Nam Soldiers' Greet Budtfhisf J5onth Vietnamese press together In" greeting for Thick Trl Quang, Buddhist leader, In Da Nang today before be made strengthening Premier Nguyen Cao Ky'a hold on the relaa with a plot ot the premltes uted to be.mcd la with "such license. Section 3. 'Issuance-of Llre'nli Upon receipt Hit'an application by issuance of a license or shall, refute to a nrenie-to-- the applying after an examination of the application and taklnc Into coniidera- turn suitability of property --''Posedito be'used for- put.

character. of- properties located nearby; and tha Yffect proposed UM upon the- luwiulila anq-artthrtlc. in the event the Board shall -approve, Issuance of -a license. TPtoiy impose upon tbe license and-ine'person-appijr- Int therefore lucn Cenni and icon- dluaat'ln addition to the regulations herein contained and' adopted pursuant-to this as may be deemed necessary to carry the sum and intent of this illlluut apprdvkl. or toe license will be re- voted and the 'applicant considered to be.

In violation of this ordinance. Section 8. License ree. The 11- fee shall be. paid tmmedlate- ly upon the Itauance or renewal the'BudflbUt hierarchy in calling for ot a lirenie.

The amount ol the 11- A ot government. Trf Qttang, told nearly 6,000 followers be was joining the moderates--In sioa of demonstration, against'Ky's regime. (Btory on Page i) detennlned hi the ac-. tual land to be'used by toe ixrson to whom the llcrpie Is Isiued, tx- cludtnc all set-back ser, founded here In 1891. hy-twrrnmtrlil merly operated the Moyer Bottling; Works.

B. "More- than feet J50.00. Donna and Lynn Ann. the lat- rear ofr- He served numerous terms as The, funeral win be oh Tues- diet! 8.10 p.m. Saturday, day in the Spiritual Life Center April 16, 1966, at the WUllams- University.

PQK campus- with burial In AHlng- ton Cemetery. Mr. dice was an the Ray-O-Vac Co -He wms of the Mon- association and twice was elected president of the Pennsylvania a Plumbers Assn. He spent many years prompting Improved heating 1 and-'sanltary i are his wife, former Edna Taylor, and a son, James, of Washington. f' at bul perton ia He alio was member of the Mrs.

Syhla E. Hannan, of 4 Society Of Pennsylvania Archeo- late George Harman, died April 16, llamsport. and A. at a daughter, Mrs. Jack, Bar hour, Mr.

was member of Redeemer Lutheran He 1. and a if Robert Hauser, 68, and 'his Rev. Frederick G. Hasskarl, jis will at the convenience of the fpmlly CUMBERLAND, Md. -UPI) --'Motives for -a double and a suicide probably will never be known, state police said todayr No person' licensed under uils or- one-It-- cenie.

keep "more of butlneit within the Township or. maintain than one Junkyard, for' tbe of buylnc dealing In junk. perton ibairenKaie In business ai a Junk dealer in any place other after arrival at West Virginia burg-and been-old 1 0 1 upon LtalvoWty. worked "LV plaSeUthw town, W. Va.

a sawmttl-at'Portner, near 1 0 designated upon Ms license. to Shilling- Red House. Aurora and Red 6 0 Transfer 0 unnit. House are about 15 miles ipart snail on" the opposite sides of the centre to any other perton unie' LUI 1 L. In WlHiamsport She was a tired'teCTlle worker.

Surviving" are jJnughter. ol Bmrick; Mrs, PauMrs: Mary Llberaa of this city: Hires, of Shore, and Wlllia'nfeport. Edward of this The funerjil will be at city. Perry of Cogan Station p-ny Tuesday at Spitler's, 1.30 Conslttpry and the Wllliamsport Elks Lodge No. 173.

Mr. Heiser also was a past pxesident-oMhe-Tall Cedars of Lebanon. former Elizabeth Calvert; four fr ers. UlaberUvengoodrTr. of Rochester, N.Y., 3led In that Htv Satitrrtnv Anril 1fi Shore, and George of vllle, with the Rev.

D. Owen Washington: -four sisters, ton. Brubaker. his pastor. cUy all of She was a for Mrs.

And was the daughter of Harry Red House Saturday ni -the body--of Mrtr Hauser was Frank R. Schillinghurg, 62. iden- tifled by police as the assailant. He was a resident of Aurora, Shillingburg was barely alive uhon tho shootings Were dls- I'ere-no-notesrlound In transfer lilt iicente- shall' notify the Haustr home and aprfarently iiau.i^yii uu auujjK'c, application for a liceru lice said. They said the Hausers dftcj-Jbed in Section 4 of this had been shot with a 12- gauge nance, by.

Mrs. Raymond which schiuingburg used ev 2Kh25 ffij." transfer-flf a iicense-'the trant-" covered and died.a Hauser's body the-basement ani M. found In wife was IS10J1Q1 children in- Blossburg State She was a member of the Law- room. ihall provide and shall constantly keep a book; In which ihall be Talrlv written dqwn in. the Enallsti 'uesday at nhin "ii-V'-j'" burgh; sisters.

MrsI 1 Ken- eluding a ffiy Friends-nwy-call at Cam-j Hill and Mrs. Hafer, WIUlBnwport RD at 1015-Bald neral home.from 7 to 9 tonight. Sprngfield, broi'her, Harry B. Shields, Jer- win Street for Issued lo are three daughters, Mrs. Ben" 20 grandchildren -and i Shore RD; a sister, Mrs.

Paul Mayer. Jamln- Hessner, Lawrence- great-grandchildren, Evelyn Thompson, a iiucvuic Presbyterian i. -f-- husband I I Th6it Police The ruqeral of Hemormg- lariKUSEEst'the'time 01 chaie oLany. J.unk. a.

detcripuan. of every article or material purchased or received by him. and the person from whom tuch -ar- auto ow -nw. IUUK mull timrs- the Rev. Paul J.

Erb. pastor of Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, South Wllliarnsport. officiating. Burial will be In Wlldwood Cemetery- Henry N. Heck, of Avis.

p.m. Wednesday at Redeemer the cxUiiiur uf a Uuslia-iV Mrs. Samuel Hessner. of Woodrow Bishop. 2i6 Chatham died Saturday.

April .16. 1966. in Lutheran Church with the'Rev. 6 1 a a bu wl 111 5 1 Easl Thlr 1 rcnccvillerMwo sons. George Street The owner told police the the Jersey Shore Hospital after John McKuhn.

supply pastor of lace Rochester Wednes- for $8.000. issued lo Sellable at home, and'Richard of stolcn rticl ar valuod Wt an extended illness. the church, and the Furniture Co. ath. N.Y.; one brother, Pros- en arua ar value at $85 nance He wag a retired foreman at Rlchttr.

pastor of iton Bumf), nf Elmlrn; S3 were taken-from his -the JHHMU WIILPM i A ta the uf 9 p.m. He was born In Pine officiating. Burial will be in cimtbn County. installing siding akln penon licensed ordl- U. contUintly- maintain premltes In accord- C1 ance with any iiwlal provHIoni Wildwood Cemetery.

general at 927 "1. STROUP The funeral for Street for $2,260, issued to William J. Raight William J. Haight, 84. a resident of Lysock.

View, died there Sundfty, April 17, 1968. He was a resident of Proctor Route. Born. In Pmrtnr. his Trlcnds mav call at Torrencc -P -of--2111-hawi-Cordes.

rnenas may can at me IU- strict, will i.amr:iw i cr The funeral will be at 1U.30 a.m. Sunday. iiiiti. and Heck, at home; two. Bisters, Mrs.

Ezra Myers and Mrs. W. C. Doiton Peterson, both of Jersey Shore. The funeral art Rear- a Hardenburg.

73, Ick's. 1002 Allegheny dl( --rarly--Sunday--mornlngi and Legal Notices $on of Qark and RosetU Bower Haight. He worked for the Proctor Tannery and was a woodsman he retired. are two brothers, N.Y, and The' funertiiwitl be at 1O30 the Proctor Methodist the Rev. Cleon pastorxof i Church.

iinden RD 1. officiating. Burial sey Shore, Tuesday at p.m. April 1966. at his home at The-Rev.

George W. Ba'rto 3rd, White Pine. He was a retired iastor of the Evangelical United laborer. Brethren Church, Avis, will of- Born October 23. 1892 at Eng- ficinte.

-Burial will be In Rest llsh Center, he was the son of Haven' Memorial Park, Ldck Frank and Florence Mecum Hardenburg. may call tonight-from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Fourth Avenue for $250, issued Cemetery. to John Bal-oHfe, .1... The Rev.

J. her at Scureman's. at Tfoga. Tuesday from. manner prescribed-by thli Mellon and any inbiequent rejrulatlons adopted-by theJJoatd.

timei be maintained to as not to commute a nultance or a menace to the health of the community or Sc 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the rodents intendi to lb) NoTUrbate or other organic at Its regular meeting to be shall be itored In such on Hay 3, 1966, the following PremUet. Ordinance No. 66-1" (c) Whenever any motor vehicle "OnDINANCgTtmuLATL'Vt; men Anthony Bogaczyk leaders Wesley Decker Sr. Wesley F.

Decker 53, of Barbours Cemetery. Friends East a i Street, Mont toursville, 7 to 9 Tuesday. Mr. HardenbuTR was a mem-; Tomorrow is Bank Night chairman, are the White Pine Methodist ivjieaJocaU banks help count Loyataock He was also a mber of the don Uon received by canvass- Sln and 'IlliamsTort Lodge of for Williamsport and MeMn Goldy Jr. is chair- Survlv.ng are three sisters, Loyalsock Twp.

In the current man in DuBoistpwn. and Qjnc, both- of Sag- TK, JUNK DgALERS, THE ESTAB- ai unk and oil shall AND MAINTENANCE drained and removed there OF JUNK YARDS, INCLUDING from. Catollne In an amount'not BUT NOT LIMITED TO AUTOMO- (10) gallon! may BILE JUNK OR GRAVE YARDS, torea above ground In laM An th BO) i TM CE Us I 55 la czyk, 50. of Upland. for- jfNKED ARTICLES, PROVfDINC All other catollne which mcr resident here, died Satur-roil 'THE ISSUANCE or Lik lne onmiut ihall be ltnrfrt which MAINTENANCE roun(1 muit approved OPERATION OF lhe Board.

Born in Covlngton, he was the AND oPERXtloN" OF son-of-Jacob and Frances Fred- YAHDS-U Dtft PRESCRIBED Tae of itorage and erick Boracdrk. PRESCRIBING SemiSS. 9. 1906, Ella Schaf son of Henry and DeCkCr be at He was graduated from Cov. ii'P THE REV- F.

of Washington, D.C.. and dav a brother and a siHcr. Oscar nolds H. Decker and Mrs. Wuriapi M.

Mull, both of this city. funeral will be the Rev. Norman Rey- his pastor, officiating. Burial will Cemetery. and outlying tlonal folder "Cancer and You." Surviving are shopping Mrs.

a Mrs. Mays, executive dl-two Thomas Huffman was-in charge. reetorr-reported. that Sep- both atJwmef-Tfiree sfsterV 3 realtl of it I tl 0 I nd -eVe 0 r. re tl -HfhA yard as tlon for Iicente herViinder, WhirpSS TM dt ShC Bartin.

SS5 Je in White Pine as elL.as-l«-«y*-*nna» are used for cduca- field; Mrs. Louise; Mitchell, of 1 111 aTwJ orte rn 'i 1 tlonal material public and Aoalachin. N.Y.. si'ven en Ji li. 0 I p.m.

Tuesday at West- Fourth Street. FURNACE COMPANY aod 7adK Unbare. OWBWI LT, 3. sncrltr. pas- ttSfTqf Hrst Baptist Church, of- Hdatlng.

Burial will be in Green I Lawn Memorial Park. Warren W. Ph. 322-3392 -MUTING OUt orar yer-all goal Counly Unit Is J24J nit is $24.500. "LTcense Plate Taken i a and Thomas, of Elrnlra Residential chairman cWilliams lliams.

Wllllamspbrt Mrs. rt "co that his temporary IIBOENT. Ut 'SIP 'in the Wimamtport Hdsajtal at Donald Benson. Mrs. Merle pUte with nurqber SKWT3 was Tuesday at -pand.

ajn. arorew-- taken from his car mi Militant 18. 1966. He was admlttedSi Glbbs. Avenue, north of West Fourth Janet M.

dailr your TV Funerals LOCK juanci 1 At Wort (O O-Oack Art lUruxj' Tn Friday. April IS. f. i A Tf section otherwise Hepburn Township Refute Ordinance. Definitions: Unlest IK mutt attended and controlled, at all premltei to llcenied set back a minimum dlt- ot twenty-five fret hUhwayt and' a other property 'tween tbe act T.H..

wgrai mail ior purpose) Janet Mar- of this ordinance the Ol streets, roadi and hlsh- tha Spangler. 7. daughter of-Mr. tn OW wayt. and all other ptuserty SnS.

and Mrs. Any and all of 4 1 tnJ.o^^ofd^ha.^rrUe,' oi all necessary and detirabu the pmnljes to be shall at A9VWf Ql iJlti home; Mlffllnbufg RD. She i uhke1 motor had been 111 since 19M. 0 ther Mlv She waa in the second grade Any "and trf 0jtl trp n1 brothers. Glen L.

and 1 JP flrm i ternal grandfather. Palmer "Uie. of New Berlin, and her maternal grandparepts. Mr. and Pennsylvania.

1 Mrs. Henry Turner, of ei-BQARD: The Board roiu th. JUptrUrlT me lunerai win at the Lyromlnt County. Penniylvanla. urch at Tuesday at JUNK TAtUJ: Any- p.m.

Burial will be In Eas' jullk rinea is itored or accumulated, f-bioe-wemctery. Any pnwrtltes at netrLiarter o- The Emll J. Encleman two or moir unn- nfflriiiim motor vehicles Iherroa will In any be dermed a junk yard. (t PREMISES 1 Any of Ian4 altttatetf In Heoborn Town- Lyfoml.ii County, renniyl- havlnt a lax Iflfc. I Any per- 0 10 provided.

l13 Al mnt Nul- JZ above. 1 of "ls a lh ln Board ronsu- abaftd by tn 7i ult I "lief. 1 Enfortyment- En- Leonard E. Calentlne. 49, of i JUNK DEALER; Afiy.pmon Hrrnm who baya, telll.

Board ordlntnot shall jnrutd the othrr ordlBaucw not i or in any pulmonaty em- leatn. operates, mala a a ftnk. whether MI land owned nuf Ik pfrton Burial was In Cedar Hill Cem- sftlon i No prrvon etery. In butuei at a junk i Surviving are his wife. Miry without first havtnf obtained a nanres-or partt of in 1 Weber, a tan.

Colin, at home; Iicente the Hoard, few which ni? "n.D"l ot a in acrordance rr three sitters. Mrs. Amos nali paid to the TownsMp for of i Mary 'Swopt, of Lutherstoxrg. ihall detirinr "i I I' 1 falo. N.Y..

hU itepTOUMT, Mrs. fAliowint rear, and rarh until April im a i Ophelia Calentlne. ot Luther nU o'f ll uS2 1091811 urg. --eeifB etr. fcerrttarr i INEWSPA'PER iEW'SPAFERt.