The Bristol Daily Courier from Bristol, Pennsylvania • Page 15

JANUARY 6, 1962 and LtviliOAiiM No Letter Today? Read The They're Meant Especially For You. 61. Articles For Safe FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS Genuine latex molikd reversiWe for living rown furniture, day and boat mattressear. Any thickness. Bolsters, and ail die cushions, 8:30 to 5.

Monday and Thursday 9. Saturdays 10 to 2. Cartex Old Route 13. (1 mUe of MorrlfvUle. Pa.) CY 5-7126.

GUNS Hundreds of Firearms. Bucks gua Colt Dealer, Woler's. 206 Mill Bristol. Pa ST HI-FI TaWe model. Orundig.

4 speakers. AM-PM short wave. Mahogany cabinet, excellent condition. $100. De- taiU WI 9-2590.

HOLLYWOOD BEDS All sizes, complete. Sealy. Simmons, Slycon. Leftover freight from Christmas. All brand new.

$28-38. The Unclaimed Outlet Store, 144-46 N. Broad Trenton, N.J. Open daily 'til 6. Monday and Thursday 'til 9.

HOOVER CLEANER Ute model. Not a rebuik. Call WI 5-1027. ICE SKATES 3 hockey 8. 9, and 11), one pair figure skates, size 8 and 1 pair ski boots, size 6.

WI 6-3195. KELVINATOR AUTOMATIC WASHER Fair condition, make offer. 76 Vicar Lane. Leviltown, WI 5-5064. KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED to any color.

Genuine Masland Duran. $3.95 up. Showroom, 1 Capri Shopping Center. Martin Dinette WI 9-0391. I CHEN sets (26) leftover from freight.

5 piece chrome or bronze. $28. (7) piece chrome or bronze, $45. Slightly irregulars, but all brand new. Terms.

The Unclaimed Outlet Store. 144-46 N. Broad Trenton, N.J. Open dally 6. Monday and Thursday 'til 9.

61B. Articles Wanted WE BUY ANYTHING We sell everything. Sattler's, 5th Avenue and State Road, Croydon, Pa. Call us today, ST 8-2321. WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA ed.

not older than 5 years, WI 5-5059. 61D. Antiques For Sale CHINA Lowestoft, Leeds, etc. Other antiques. Merrimac Shop.

112 S. Main, North Pa. OX 9-3616. 10-4 p.m.; weekends by appointment. CUT CLASS Boston Rocker.

Copper- lustre. Limoge. brass and copper, bureaus, blanket chest, rough and refinished. The Attic, rear 341 Jefferson Bristol. ST 8-7147.

ORIENTAL ANTIQUES and Philadelphia's finest selection Oriental objects Decorative accessories. gifts, wall decorations. J. W. Daniel, 1704 Walnut.

PE 5-3044. 61E. Antiques Wanted BE SMART Get my generous estimate first on furniture, antiques, cut glau. china, music boxes, etc. Mr.

Dunlap, SK 7-6563, SK 7-3496. 62. Business Equipment 85. Automobile Dealers 87D. Mobile Home Supplies ROGER motors INC, Route 130, Burlingtcn.

N. J. DU and service for Mercury, Comet. Triumph Also quality used cars. I MELVIN R.

YEAGLE has everything I for the mobile home, Old Lincoln Highway. Trevose, EL 7-4906 SIMPSON CHEVROLET Large selection of guaranteed used cars. Low GMAC terms available. 222 E. Bridge Morriiville, CY 5-7184.

WEED CHEVROLET New and used best deal in Delaware Valley Green Lane at River, Bristol ST 8-2624 Open evenings 88. Trucks For Sale NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Big selection of used trucks. C. Hamvn. 1415 Radcliffe Street.

Bristol. Cil' ST 8-6702 now. 85A. Foreign Cars 89. Tires Accessories AUTOSPORT Franchised BMC and Jaguar agency, sales, service, parts.

U.S. Route 1. MorrisvUle. CY 5-1161. WI 3-2292.

GERMAN LLOYD '59 Station wagon, $200. ST 8-9747. HILLMAN-MINX 4 door sedan. Excellent Sacrifice moving out of state. WI LLOYD '60 must sell.

$395. CaU WI 54739. MERCEDES-BENZ and Auto Union- DKW Authorized sales and service Coleman Buick Inc. 1060 Spruce Trenton. N.

J. OW 5-5425 NIW, USED OFFICI: EQUIPMENT desks, tables, chairs, filing cabinets, safes, business machines. State Sales Equipment. 794 E. State Trenton, J.

EX 2-8066. KNIT WEAR for the entire famUy. Sweaters ior everybody. Ward Sweater Shop, 2735 Bowman Eddington. ME 9-1119.

LIVING ROOM SECTIONALS have seen our great buys in the past, you will easily know these all foam, 4 piece sectionals to be a terrific buy at $129. Easy terms. See them at The Unclaimed Outlet Store, N. Broad Trenton. N.J.

Open dally 6. Monday and Thursday 9. LUMBER 2 4. ft. kiln dried hemlock.

4 sides i 35 cents per piece. Call Central Building Supplies, Newtown. WO 8-3833. MATTRESSES Goodyear pUofoam, (cool polynrathene. not rubber).

Single bed size. doable bed size. $36.50. Need an extra inexpensive bed? Let tell you bow you can have one 4t a fraction of usual cost. Phone CY S-4116.

Airtex ProducU, 105 East Bridge MorrisvUle, Pa. mink COAT Size 32-24. Good coodltkm. Reasonable offer. WI MOVIE CAMERA Bolex.

8 lens, case, $3S. WI 3-2276. OUR SHIPPER has located 4 of furniture in our warehouae on lay-a-way, taken out. ing of a beautiful 7 jHece bedroom set, 8 piece dining room suite, 7 piece kitchen 9 piece living room. Originally for $800.

The first $375 takes this entire house full. Of course can give you iheir usual easy credit terms. See Mr. Frank today at Major's, The Unclaimed Outlet Store 144-46 N. Broad Trenton.

N.J. Open daily 'til 6. Monday and Thursday 'til 9. PAINT boy direct from our factory and save. Highest quality at lowest prices.

We give lop value stamps Penn Valley PainU. Rt. 13, Levittown, WI PIANO TV Chair, mirrw. lamp, drapes, rug. WI 5-0549.

POT Cast Iron, ideal for Elarty American planter. $17.95 up. Furniture, 324 N. Broad. Trenton.

N. J. EX 3-4889. REDUCTIONS UP TO 50 PER CENT The Trim and Tree Shop at Bill Blackwells. 1962 (Mden Ave, Trenton.

N. J. Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Last day for sale is January 10th. REFRIGERATORS Used, apartment Size. $25 up. Guaranteed. Also freezers and dryers.

WI 6-8752. REFRIGERATORS $15 to $100. FuUy guaranteed. Clearing out all stock. State Rd.

and Elm Croydon, ST 8-3180. SAW Wen, 1 hp. like new. List pricu, $44.95, wiU $25. After 6.

ST 8-1724. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT supplies, show cases, new. used. M. Temkln.

chairs, tables, stools, cash registeij, 525 S. Broad. Trenton. EX 2-3712. 63.

Boats Accessories FREE 35 WATT SHIP TO SHORE with each new Cruiser, frcmi to sold in January. Come to and see us before you Iwy. We are New Jersey's largest Owens dealer and have on display more of Owens boats. 25'-40', than you will see at the New Yorlt Boat Show. AJao uaed boats, all sizes.

Open weekends. Fair Yacht Works, Fair Haven, N. J. Sllady- dies 7-3010. MERCURY BOAT YARD The fanoily boating center.

Open daily 9 to 5. E. Pear! Builington, J. DU 69781. Call us for information on Coast Guard Public Insitructicms Course, JOHNSON SEA HORSES on display.

Jolui 9 Marine Supplies. Route 1. (next to Harbison Ford) Morrisvilte, CY 5-1141. 64. Building Materials GRADED CINDERS Locisano Broihers, WI 5-2700.

JOHNS-MANVILLE asbestos siding. Fiber-Glass insulation, vinyl Terra-flex floor tile. C. Stoneback 4 Sons, 701 Canal. Bristol.

ST 8-0416. 65. Fuel Oil Coals AKTHRACITE COAL delivered. Stove or nut. $18: Pea, $16; Buckwheat, $15.

CaU BiU Shire, ST 8-3005. COAL, NUT AND STOVE $20.95 a ton. Pea coal. $19.95. Guaranteed quality anthracite or money returned.

Fuel oU. Torresdale Fuel ME 9-0160. RENAULT '59 Dauphine. radio, heat er, 1 owner, like new, 5800 original miles. Only $675.

Will finance. Feasterville Motors, (Opposite Central-Pem; Bank) ille, EL 7-3653. RENAULT, PEUGEOf, CARAVELLE '42 $1395 P.O.E. Sales, service, parts. A1 Green, 1427-31 RadclUfe Bristol.

ST 8-3308 SIMCA '59 4 door sedan, $495. Lower Bucks Motors, CY 5-5002. VOLKSWAGEN '57 Sun Roof, black with red leather interior. Radio and heater. One owner, like new.

Only $750. will finance. Motors, (opposite Central-Penn Feaster- vme. EL 7-3653. FIRESTONE SNOW TREADS $9.95.

Lifetime and Road hazard guarantee. Phillips 66 Service, Rt. 1, between Pennde! and 413. SK 7-9577. 89A.

Auto Parts JOHNSTON AUTO PARTS 710 State Croyaiiu, ST 8-8448. Open dail.v from 7 a.m. to 9 p.rr.. Sunday 8 a.m to 3 p.m 90A. Truck Rental HARRIS TRUCK RENTALS Do-it- yourself Jobs clean-up, hauling, moving, etc.

Compare our rates. 1121 Beaver Bristol. ST 8-9282. 90B. Trailer Rentals LO-RATE AUTO TRAILER Rental and Sales.

or one way. any where. Also 2 and 4 wheel boat 2.362 State Cornwells HeighU, ME 9-2310. 91 A. Inspection Stations VOLKSWAGENS BY PITCAIRN Authorized Dealer.

sales, service and parts. Also, choice used Volkswagens on sale. Garth Pitcairn, Route 1, Morrlsville, CY 5-1166. VOLVO '58 2 door, radio, heater, excellent condition. SK 7-2227.

BRISTOL MOTZ AUTO REPAIR 475 Pond. Bristol. laspection senice, 9 to 5 p.m. Saturday until noon. 24 hour Road ST 8-9817, ST 8-6917.

RENAULT, PEUGEOT, CARAVELLE Al Green, 1427 Radcliffe Bristol. CROYDON VOLVO MG. Austin Healey. Sprite, Datsun, Lark. Hawk.

Authorized sales, Big stock, best deals. Keystone Motors. Doylestown. FI 8-2301. GENE'S SERVICE STATION Inspection No.

8046. State Croydon. ST 8-4167. Tune-up specials. Repairs, Used Cars bought and sold.

86. Automobiles For Sale BUICK '57 Special Riviera 4 door, hard top. Radio and heater. Dyna- flow. power and brakes, owner, like new, Pye Auto Sales, 13, Bristol.

WI BUICK '55 $195. Radio and heater, automatic. Wam-sley Pontiac, Route 1, WI CADILLAC '60 6 window, Sedan de Ville, loaded. Exceptional condition, very low mileage. $3996.

Alexander Motors, 940 Prospect Trenton, N. J. EX 4-3111. PENN-JERSEY AUTO STORES and Service. 934 Bustleton Pike, Feasterville.

8 to 5 for inspections. Store, 9 p.m. Fast, best service. EL 7-9948. LEVITTOWN RAYMOND'S SERVICE STATION New portviJle Rd.

and Rt. 413, Levittown. Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., 6 days a week. Reliable repairs.

WI 93. Automobiles Wanted DELAWARE VALLEY AUTO PARTS Top dollar paid for junk cars and trucks. Call WI 5-8353 or ST 8-8743 day time. CADILLAC Flat head engine and $50. WI 9-0441.

Air, 4 radio and beater, Powerglide, power steering and brakes. S. Rmiman Sons. Bustteton Pike and Street Road, FeaAten'ille, EL 7-1852. 67.

Machinery Tools CASE FRONT END LOADER In good condition. CY SNOW MACHINES 4 wheel drive tractors with snow blades, powerful; will turn arouJid in short radius. now! Cochran, TU 2-6300, 'Trenton. 68. Feed Fertilizer WELL ROTTED GOAT MANURE For Call ME 9-2768.

78A. Top Soil CHEVROLET '59 Kingswood, 9 passenger station wagon. 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering and brakes. Ra dio and heater. One owner.

Beautiful blue and white two tone paint. per cent guar. $1595. Bill Marsh Ford, Newtown, Pa. WO 8-3808.

HY 32800. Ask for Bill Marsh, Sr. or Jr. CHEVROLET '58 Bel Air, Sport coupe. 8 cylinder, automatic transmission, radio and heater, power steering, power brakes, 1 owner car.

Stockburger Chev- WO CHEVROLET '54 Clean, automatic, radio, heater. Snow tires. Reasonable offer takes it, CY 5-9059. WANTED Late and old damaged cars, junk cars. Have used auto Paris.

Open daily 8 to 5 p.m. Sunday 9 to 1 p.m. Paul A. Giordano, 1501 Willow Street, Trenton, New Jersey Call EX 6-9286. Legal Notices CHEVROLET '55 Station wagon, standard transmission, excellent condition.

Phil Messina. Fine Motor Cars. Rt. 13 below Eldgely WI 6-3500. CHEVROLET '55 $10 per week.

We finance our own cars. credit is good at Ciokl Brand Motors. 2580 Bristol Pike. ME 9-1146. ESTATE NOTICE Estate of Richard P.

Phelan, late of the Borough of Penndel, of Bucks and Slate of Pennsylvania, decea-sed. Letters Testamentary on the above estate have been granted to t.he undersigned, who requests all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of decedent, to make known the same, and all persons indebted to the deccdent to make paj-ment without delay to; Richard J. Stokes. 1372 Bru.sh Hill Road, Milton 86, Thonaas R. Janes, 901 Hill Avenoe, Langhome, Executors, or to their attorney, William J.

Begley, Esq. 120 Mill Street Bristol, Pennsylvania. Dec. 30 Jan. 6-13.

CHRYSLER '53 6, new brakes and tires. -Must sell, $200. WI 3-1082. TOP SOIL irom Manur. Cali (Jtaarles Galamboe.

5-3464. isiNK drainboard. Caloric bottled gas range. ST SIX PIECE BEDROOM SUITE (22) Modern, Early American, Danish, all brand new. Leftover from Christmas freight.

$115 to $145 each. These are some of the most outstanding in the better stores. Cash or credit. Major's, The Unclaimed Outlet Store, 144-46 N. Trenton.

N.J. Open daily 'til 6. Monday and Thursday 'til 9. Free parking 120 E. Hanover St.

SNOW PLOW BLADES truck, tractor, jeep. Only $295 and 3 wanted. Phila. WA 6-2070. SNOW SHOVE LSI Hurry, hurfy, they last! Only a few of our best quality shovels left.

Hardware, 3101 New Rogers Road, Brist(ri. SOFAS AND SOFA-BEDS All brand new. over froon Chriatmes freight. See these today. $35 to $50.

Some worth twice this amount. Apply Major's, The Unclaimed Outlet Store, 144-46 N. Broad Trenton, N.J. Open daily 'til 6. Monday and Thurs- rtsy 9 SPEAKER SYSTEM Heath Kit.

Legato, factory assembled. $175. Call SK 7-4716 after 6 p.m. STAMP COLLECTION for sale or trade for U.S. coins.

HY 3-4329. STAUFFER REDUCING MACHINE Like new. will sacrifice; $150. 'Thunderbird, battery driven, $80. WI 55205.

THREE ROOMS FURNISHED Early American or Modem. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, tables and lamps, etc. Everything to furnish 3 rooms beautifully, all new. Extra special with outfit, free rug. Only $299.

worth at least $500. Immediate delivery. Cash or credit. The Unclaimed Outlet Store. 144-46 N.

Broad Trenton. N.J. Open daily ni! 6. Monday and Thursday 9. Free parking 120 E.

Hanover St. TV Motorola. $35, Call SK 7-9594. VACUUM CLEANER Universal Jet 99, tank type. pink.

$25. WI 5-1695. WINTER G.E., T.V. SPECIALS Near 1962 lines, new daylight blue, Wblttam Son, Newtown. Pa.

CaU WO 8-3712. H' EXTENSION LADDER $9.95. Olden Paint Company. WI 5-8804. 61B.

Articles Wanted A BETTER DEAL call ST to sell your appliances, refrigerators, or any household item. Value Village. Bath Rd. off Bristol. ANDY'S AUCTION cash tor your good used furniture, cut glass, china, brie a brae, tools, etc.

Open evenings 6 to 8. Auction sale every Thursday 7 p.m. WI 5-3765. CASH for old coins, used musical instruments. Call 5, WI 5-9378.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS Furniture, tools, of all One piece or house full. Spot cash. Im- medlate removal. ST 8-3180. PIANO Used spinet, upright or grand.

Call N. J. EX 8-7133. Mr. Roberts.

TV'S to any condition, pay to $5, WI 5-8049. RUTT EVERY DAY RAIN OR SHINE from 10 to 6 Is apple time at STYER BROS. FRUIT FARMS Unghorne, fa. 82. Pets For Sale BEAGLE PUPS SmaU type, $10 and $15.

EL 7-2525. AOXER PUPPIBs also German All stock AKC registered, inoculated, wormed, cropped. at. ranged. OSboume 5-7700.

CHIHUAHUA PUPS AKC small, healthy, beautiful, reasonable. EL 7 2280. COLLIES Shepherds, Cockers, other cute puppies for pets always available too. Reasonable Guaranteed healthy. Fair Farm, Sullivan Way, Trenton, N.

J. TU 3-2212. GERAAAN SHEPHERD AKC, male. 7 months, reasonable. WT 5-1571, after 5 p.m.

GERMAN SHEPHERD (6) AKC. 9 excellent stock. Inoculated and wormed, SK 7-5929. POODLE An AKC quality litter of perfect bred puppies. Real quality for your money.

Stud service from champion breedixig. Complete groonaing service. Al Bradley. ST 8-6400 and ORchard 3-2116. Thinking of buying a poodle? Compare elsewhere, but see ours before yon buy.

Ail and coiors. Home raised under veterinarians supervision. All Make your own reasonable terms. E. J.

Laing, Veterinarian. ST POODLES Professional clipping, stud service, AKC moculated. Miniature and toy breeding. Terms arranged. 81' 8-0348.

SCOTTIES AKC. home raised, black, champion bloodline. ST 8-6596. ST. BERNARD years old.

Spade. $50. Thomas McAndrew, 821 Winder Drive. Bristol. STANDARD POODLES Puppies.

8 weeks old. Easy terms. ST 8-9034. TROPICAL FISH SALE 5 neons. $1: 5 scissor tails, 5 angels.

5 danios, 5 white clouds, 7 guppies. $1. Aquarium, 617 State Road, Croydon, ST 8-8889. WANTiD, PUPPilS All breeds at once Dog Farm. Route 611, Penna.

ROgera 6-8802. 85. Automobile Dealers BRISTOL FORD. INC. New Fords.

and trucks. Always a top selection of used cars and trucks. Complete service and parts facility. ST 8-3301 or ST 8-3311. BUICK'S Large new and used car selection for immediate delivery.

den Buick, U. S. Route 1, Langbome, Pa. WI 9-1500. DIECKHAUS MOTORS Dodge-Chrysler Sales and Service.

"You get a better deal aiiywhere." 1776 Farragut Bristol. ST 8-2S11. GEORGE T. FLEMING A SONS Roate 13. Bristol, ST 8-3323.

Rambler's always available for inomedi- ate delivery. HARBISON FORD will not be undersold! Route 1. Morrisville, Pa. Phone CY 5-7172. JEEPS high priced, but are better than new ones.

Femdale, Pa. North of Doylestown. Open evenings. Femdale 2-3711 or 2-4617. J.

WOERNER DAVENPORT Chrysler Plymouth and Valiant. Sales and Service. In our 37th year at Maple and Pine Streets. Langhome. SK 7-5141.

LEVITTOWN AUTO SALES Specializing in 1-owner cars, body repairs and automatic Sales aiod service, Rt. 13. Bristol. ST 8-5541. MAC FARLAND BUICK, INC.

'Mac the Scot. where thrift is a Wood Street. Bristol. Pa. Call ST 8-8451.

MC BRIDE MOTORS Bustlettn Pike above Street FeastervUle. El 79696. Authorized Chryaaer-Plymouth- Valiant Dealer. Sales, service, REEDMAN Chevrolet and Corvair factory authorized G-M. and service.

Private sale now gcAng on. Select from the world's largest inventory of new and used cars. G.M.A.C. flnamce plan. Also agents for Motors Insurance Corp.

A subsidiary of General Motors Located at Langhome Speedway, Route 1, Langhome, Pa. SK 7-4961. CORVAIR '60 4 door, radio and heater, shift, low mileage, $1295 CaU EL 7-1351. CORVETTE '5i Convertible Automatic, radio and heater. $1399.

Reedman Pontiac, Route 13 and 2nd BrLbtol, ST 8-8454. DODGE 'Si Royal. 4 door. Automatic, radio, heater, clean. $450.

WI 5-5841. FORD Fairlane, 6 passenger, se dan. Heater defroster. $1998. Ford.

S. Route 1. Langhorne WI 5-80)0 FORD '60 Fairlane 2 door sedan. 8 cylinder, standard transmission, radio and heater, clean as a new car. Guaranteed 100 per cent.

Bill Marsh Fwd. Newtown. Pa. WO 83808, HY 3-2800. Ask for BUI Marsh, Sr.

or Jr. FORD '58 8 cylinder, Fordomatic. power steering, radio and heater. Black with red vinyl interior. Vinyl top like new.

$995. Bill Marsh Ford, Newtown, Pa. WO 8-3808, HY 3-2800. Ask for Bill Marsh, Sr. or Jr.

FORD '57 Country Squire, repossession, 9 passenger Nation wagon, automatic. V-8, Radio and heater, all leather interior. Exceptionally clean, low mileage. Take bank balance of $850 at $8.80 per week. Payments can be lowered with a trade- in.

Bristol Auto Sales, Route 13 and Haines Road, Levittown, WI 9-2720. FORD '57 V-3, loaded. condition. Sacrifice. WI 6-1159.

FORD '54 Station wagon. 8. automatic, radio, heater. Low mileage. Like new in and out.

$550. WI 5-5841. FORD 'Si 2 door, light green. V-8 standard shift. Clean.

SK 7-5401. FORD '54 Fordomatic, new snow treads, best offer. Private. ST 8-5234. FORD '41 Coupe.

Modified engine. Dual exhausts, skirts. '48 Mercury transmission with floor shift. $150. De- taUs.

WI 9-2590. MERCURY '55 (Convertible, automatic, radio and heater, $295. McKee Ford, 620 Bustleton Pike, FeasterviUe. EL 76600. MERCURY '55 2 door hard top, standard transmission, radio and heater.

Leather interior. $495. Tyman Avito Sales, Rt. 1, Penndel. SK 7-6000, OLDSMOBILE '5i Super 88, Holiday coupe.

Radio and heater, power steering, one owner. $499, $10 down, $27 per month. Pye Auto Sales, Route 13, Bristol, WI OLDSMOBILE '56 4 door 88. Full power. $695.

Bristol Rambler Farragut Ave. and Green Lane, Bristol ST OLDSMOBILE '55 88. 2 door, fully equipped, power steering and brakes. Call WI 6-7597. OLDSMOBILE '54 98.

4 door sedan, automatic, radio and heater, power steering and brakes. $225. Motors. 134 Lincoln Highway, above Oxford Valley WI 3-1991. PLYMOUTH '60 2 door, station wagon.

2 tone, 6 cylinder. Must sacrifice. Will trade. Call WI 5-5400. PLYMOUTH '58 Custom Suburban 6 passenger station wagon.

V-8, radio and beater. PowerfUte, excsellent dition. Pye Auto Sales, Route 13. Bristol. WI 6-0600.

PLYMOUTH '57 Belvedere 4 door hard top, V-8, radio and heater, Powerflite. Special, $395 full price. Pitcairn Oldsmobile. Route 1. Langhome.

WI 9-2500. PONTIAC '57 Chieftain 2 door station wagon, Radio and heater. Hydra- matic. $499, $10 down, $27 per month, Pye Auto Sales, Route 13, Bristol, WI 6-0600. RAMBLER '60 Station wagon.

air conditioning, low mileage Other extras. WI 5-4180. STUDEBAKER door station wagon. Standard transmissicm. heater.

6 cylinder. very economical. $595. Lower Co, Motors. CY 5-5002.

87. Mobile Homes LIBERTY 41 foot, furnished. On large lot. Call ME 9-6826. ROBBINSVILLE TRAILER SALES INC.

150 new and used mobile homes. Used 10 per cent down, new 7 year financ Ing. Bank tnterest rates. Route 130 Robbinsville N. J.

Pnone JU 7-1320 USED 50X10 Mobile Home. Boy and girl bedrooms, IMs baths. Guarantee and free delivery. Trailer Sales. Rt.

1. Fairiess Hills. WI 6-9530. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby that the Board of Towaship Supervi.sors of the Township of Lower Makefield. Bucks Pennsylvania, on December 28, 1961, duly enacted an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE AND DIRECT THE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MAKEFIELD, BUCKS IN THE MAXIMI AMOUNT OF ON'E DOLLARS ($100,000) FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FL'NDS FOR A.ND TOWARD RO.AD THE CONSTRUCTION OF STOR.M DRAINS A.ND THE PURCHASE OF RO.AD BUILDING EQUIPMENT; PROVIDING FOR THE OF INTEREST ON AND FIXING THE DA'TES THEREOF: ST.ATEVG THE ESTLMA- TED PERIOD OF USEFU-LNESS OF THE FOR WHICH SAID ARE TO BE ISSUED; APPROVING THE FORM OF BOND AND COUPON; IDING FOR "niE ASSEISSMENT, LEVY A.VD COLLECTION OF A TO PAY THE INTEREST COVTETN.A^iTBD TO BE P.AID THEREON THE PRLNCIP.AL THEREOF AT M.ATURm'; EST.AB- LISHING A SI.VKLNG FUNT); DIRECTING THE CHAIR.MAN ANT) THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF 'TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS TO PREP.ARE, V'ERIFY ANT) FILE THE REQUIRED STATEME.NT; AND AUTHORIZING DIREX'TING THE SECRETAJIY TO CERTIFY TO FILE WTTH THE DEPARTMENT OF I.NTERNAL AFFAIRS CERTIFIED COPIES OF THE PROCEEDLNGS.

'The following is a summary (rf said ordinance: The preamble recited the fact that the existing net debt of the Township, together with the debt to be incurred, did not exceed the constitutional limits. Section 1 authorized the issuance oi the bonds in the amount and for the pur pose set forth in the title. Section 2 described the type of bond to be issued, the denomination, number.s, date and interest rate. Section 3 described the maturities of the Ijonds. Section 4 recited the period of usefulness erf the improvements for which the bonds are to be issued.

Section 5 provided that the bonds should be issued free of present or future State tax. Section 6 provided for the method of execution of the bonds. Section 7 set forth the form of bond, the form of coupon and the form of endorsement. Section 8 pledged the full faith and cretlit of the Township for the payment of the principal of the bonds and the interest and taxes accruing thereon. Section 9 levied a tax sufficient to pay the principal of the bonds and the interest thereon.

Section 10 established a sinking fund. Section 11 provided for the filing of a financial statement in the Court of Quarter Sessions, Section 12 provided for the certification and filing of the proceedings relating to the bond issue with the Department of internal Affairs. Section 13 repealed all onlin- ances inconsistent with said ordinance. WUXIAM J. M-ACKENSEN, SECRETARY BOARD OF TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS TOWNSHIP OF LOWER Jan.

6 Balmy Breeze Of Hope I One Weather Prediction: I I Bad Times Ahead For Snowplows I By TOM NOLAN WASHINGTON (NEA) -We can look forward to a warmer winter and cooler summer in most of the continental United States for 1962, says Dr. Charles Abtx)t, 89, former head of the Smithsonian Institution. The venerable scientist goes even farther than that. He says summers will be cooler and winters warmer for the next five years. This is no woolly-bear cater- piHar prediction based on thickness or sparseness of the coat.

Abbot bases his forecast on what he calls "a hidden family of harmonic regular periods that exists in To discover this family, Abbot presently a research associate of the Smithsonian analyzed temperature recordings from 1870 to the present in 10 major U.S. cities. After computing the average monthly temperature for each of these cities, Abbot applied his harmonic cycle theory ti) predict future temperatures. These are measured in terms of deviations from the average. His latest paper on the A Long-Range Temperature just been published by the Smithsonian.

The forecast in nine of the 10 cities New York, Atlanta, St. Paul, De- troit, St. Omaha, and Los Angeles will be welcome to those who beef about weather extremes regardless of the season. The general trend in these cities is for a definite lessening of the extremes over the five-year period. The sole exception is Salt Lake City, where the prediction is colder winters and hotter summers.

The predicted temperature drop Or rise however, is generally less than three degreees in case. Abbot claim to hit the nail on the head every time. He points out that his method is chiefly valuable in predicting weather extremes. ability i to anticipate weather of unusual kinds is makes a forecast financiaKy he adds. He checks his results by five years into the past without peeking at actual weather records.

The correlation between calculation and actuality is pretty high. The directions of predicted changes check out better than i 75 per cent of the time. In most of these cases, though, the culated rise or fall averages about a degree off the recorded temperature. In 1962 sees a winter warm front stretching from the East coast across the north of St. Paul Salt Lake Omiha Los Angeles Ups and downs: Temperatures for winter of 1962 will show tliese variations from the average- according to the Abbot prophecy.

the countiy and down the Pacific coast. For the South-centrail and Mountain states, he predicts both a colder winter and hotter summer. His forecast calls for a cooler sununer throughout the country, excetit for small in the South, Midwest and Rocky Mountain regions. Long-Range Temperature has not bei-n greeted with great enthusiasm on the part of Washington meteorologists. One complaint is that 10 cities are not a true random sample.

limiting himself to those cities that have temperature records as far back as says a critic. I The chief gripe, however, is with attempt to validate his methods by successful kind of like Monday morning quarter- asks one scientist. Scoffs another; hor.se handicappers get rich touting the resu'Its of last year's Nevertheless, stUl that happy forecast. And most folks will be anx ous to give the benefit of the doubt. 175 Attain Honor Roll At Wilson High Principal Frank J.

Furgele of Woodrow Wilson High School announced that 175 students have made the honor roll for the second marking period. Forty-three' students attained or roU which requires a scholastic average of 3.5 to 4.0 and the receipt of no failing grades or unsatisfactory citizenship grades. One hundred thirty-two students have attained positions on the meritorious honor roll which requires a scholastic average of 3.0 to 3.49 and the receipt of no failing grades or unsatisfactory citizenship grades. The Woodrow Wilson Honor Roll students for the marking period are as follows: Distinguished 12th: Brodie, Michael; Dugan, Harry; Horowitz, Bernard; Knecht, Harry; Lindstrom, Jon; Mark; Zelonis, James. Melnick, Melvin; Muller, Fran- Meritorious cis; Rotman, BsteUe; Zielonis, 12th; Sally May; Bach, Jean, nth; Abbott, David: Antolino, Phyllis; Dettmer, Gail; Flotow, Christal; Gilbert, W'ayne; Kathleen, Hartley; Hesel, Richard; Myra; Bella vita, Chrs; Brett Marcy; Briding, Joyce; Broad.

Marilyn; Butler, Ruth; Davis, Carol; Ewan.s, Marie; Goad. Claudia; Hilder, Lynne; Hilgendorff, Rubini, David; Sackett, Kenneth; How'ard; Hinchliffe, Susan; Hor- Wolfe, Beverly. 10th: Billmers, Meyer; Gainer, vitz, Peter; Richard, Johnson; Kapolka, Ruth; Kase, Gareth; Louis; Killmer, Louis; Maiorana, Kasser, Francine; Knetler, Dale; Kathleen; Mioviech, Vicotor; Konirh Barbarar Kutz Donna: Murphy, Dennis; Roberts, Gary; Scott, Bonnie; Stanshine, Jerome; Tunnell, Clayton; Waltei-s, 9th: Anderton, Charles; Boston, Andrya; Conn, Candy; Dewitt, Judy; Fisler, Kathleen; Figlerski, Carol; Gilbert, Joann; Hoffman, Eileen; Kosher, Edward; Schiager, Barbara; Shelton, Gen- Kopich, Barbara; Kutz, Donna; Lutzker, Albert; Munyan, Jean; June; Olin, Dianne; Painter, Karen: Leslie; Nancy; Sellers, Frank; Steele, Joan; Yoking, Chai'els. 11th: Biaumont, Pamela; Blomer, Susan; Dieter, Grace; Eves, John; Gill, Richard; Goddard, Hamlen, Janet; Hill, James; eva; Swanson, Lilyan; Taylor, Hogue. Gloria; Knighton, Robert; Officials Will Tour Township Weather permitting, the Bristol Township Board of Commissioners, the school board and several other officials will tour the township on Jan.

13 to look over problems which they fact jointly. The problems include drainage on school properties, drainage ditches, school crossings, vandalism at school properties and others. According to Township Manager Vincent H. Hartley, the tour will begin at 1 p.m. and will be taken by school bus.

Hartley said School Superintendent Robert P. Martin and Henry B. Decker, assistant school superintendent in charge of business, will be among the officials taking the tour. DeUiaas Lists Honor Roll For Second Marking Period The following is the second marking period honor roll for students of Bristol Del- haas High School: BOYS 10th Grade James Anderson, Ronald Angehr, Donald Beaulieu, Keith Couchman, William Devine, Billy Elder, John Gamble, Harmes, Henry Hoagland, Frederick Kanter, David Kelchner, Richard Link, Warren Oppmann, Joseph Pazych, Glenn Portnoy, Robert Progran- sky, Lawrence Schretter, Henry Seigel, Gary Subers, George Valdes, Carl Valori, Douglas Watson, William Weise. 11th Grade Lawrence Bachman, Russell Baker, Henry Counts, Nicholas DeMara, Karl Eysenbach, William Farquer, Michael Hinton, Charles Matlack, Steven Richman, Robert Ritter, Vladimir Vlassen- ko.

12th Grade Alan Beck, Henry Bogarde, Ronald Bolvin, Colin Cho, Elw'ood Dougherty, Nicholas Embrico, William Fecht, Dennis George Gamble, John Hellings, David Jablinksi, Joanthan Katz, Michael Lundholm, Henry Stephen McGruder, John Martinolich, Roy Plummer, Todd Polk, Robert Simons, Theodore Stake, John Talipsky. GIRLS 10th Grade Barbai'a Bradford, Barbara Brown, Carol Ann Brovra, Barbara Cameron, Arleen Carlin, Kathleen Crossley, Maryann Curry, Susan Decker, Claire Eckbold, Kathy Fisher, Joyce Franzson, Lenis Fritz, Rochelle Galman, Marie Gaudioso, Rita Gtantz, Camlyn Harvey, Jean Hashagen, Patricia Heffernan, linda Heuser, Elaine Kline, Elaine Koon, Christine Koryat, Edna Kutzer, Marion Labor, Susan Landy, Karen Loeffler, Eileen Lunny, Sandra Miley, Marilyn H. Miller, Diana Morgan, Yvonne Polfliet, Joyce Pople, Patricia Reilly, Sandra Rigby, Dorothy Riggs, Kathy Rogers, Trudie Rollins, Carole Sauter, Carolyn Cheid, Kathleen Scott, Carolyn Seidner, Judith Springer, Mariana Spruhde, Catherine Steever, Janet Thomas, Charlotte Waddington, Cai-la Washington, Margaret Weiss Margaret Welsh, Florence Whitted. 11th Grade Gail Blownberg, Caren Cho, Judith Decker, Janet Ditty, Sheila Gaittins, Rose Groom, Marilyn Horn, Harriette Hubbard, Stephanie lovina, Betty Jean Kiddy, Mary Ann Kitson, Ann Marie Krause, Kathy Labyak, Ida Meller, Morges, Cheryl Diane Rockhill, Janet Seidner, Karen Sooby, Barbara Sweeney, Francis Swope, Mabel Tillo. 12th Grade Diana Alexander, Donna Allen, Nancy Bender, Susan Bohannon, JoaTine Castsidy, Bonne Cohen, Susan Earnest, JoAnn Edwards, Carol Ellis, Merri Gilardi, Rosemary Gross, Eleanor Hartnett, Carol Hensel, Patricia Hibbs, Noreen Hunter, Sadie Jordan, Joyce Kelly, Karen Klebe, Elizabeth Kollar, Karen Konefal, Anna Eleanor MacVaugli, Katharine McMuilin, Roberta Patterson, Mary Jane Pierce, Frances Reeves, Joan Riggle, Sondra Schnetliar, Mary Ann Naomi Stein.

Cai'ole Thomas, Judith Vattimo, Janet Woolvin. A student must have a average or better with no and no unsatisfactoiy marks in citizenship to be placed on the honor roll. Class advisors making up this honor list: Senior Class, Miss Ivy Foley and Richard Hagele; Junior Class; Mrs. Townsend and Bernard Clarke: Sophomore Clas.s; Mrs. Rose Marie Strine and Tliomas Brown.

Kremser, Victor; Maciolek, Mary Lee; Maphis, George; Munter, Muriel; Nash, Donna; Ostroff, Marsha; Oulton, Jack; Reitz, Carl; Saxman, Joyce; Schweder, Daniel; Shallcross, Joseph; Sipple, Melinda; Worthington, Frank. 10th: Adams, Carol; Anderson, William; Bandel, Garry; Barnett, Lesley; Boyce, Patricia; Brescia, Barbara; Depew, Raymond; Ertwine, Sally; Foster, Anna Mae; Gallagher, Sharon; Gardner, Susan; Gudanowski, Rose Ann; Gwozdziewicz, Bonny; Hally, David; Hogarth, Betty; Hunter, Robert; Kasper, Beverly; Kreshover, Neil; Kruger, Ellen; Kushlan, Michael; Carol; Joyce; Leech, Lynn; Lindemann, Robert: Loughney, Ruthann; Mancini, MariljTi; Michaels, Marie; Murray, Margaret; Nochumson, Sam; Robertson, Donald; Sch- 1am, Mark; Stelmack, Dorothy; Stutland, Joel; Swank, Susan; Young, Claire; Zaikoski, Cynthia. 9th: Albert, Bruce; Butler, Nancy: Coppens, Christine; Elliott, Donna; Fafara, Barbara; Gerhadt, Carol; Glick, Marcia; House, Elizabeth; Hoffmann, Michael; Harris, John; Jones, Robert; Kaplan, Martha; Kase, Cheryl; Lutzker, David; Lancaster, Victoria; Letwin, Lee; Long, Rosalind; McConnel, Ronald; McCray, Kathleen; McCormack, Marilyn; Moran, John; Nash, Marie; Nicholson, Harry; Thomas: James; Oxspring, Carol: Petersen, Lynne; Rissler, Eleanor; Rovane, Linda; Rowe, Marri Ellen; Smith, Earl; Such- enko, Marianna; Salvagno, Barbara; Shellhamer, Daniel; Shullman, Dandra; Schulte, Gertnide; Williams, Jerome; VanKirk, Nancy: Voelker, Joseph; Young, Margaret. Check To The Winner A check for $15 is presented by Richard Nitzberg (third from left) Joseph Weed, whose house first prize for outdoor decorations in a Christmas contest sponsored by the Penns- bury Heights Civic Association. From left: ilobcrt Friedel, vice president; Harold Fuchs, president; Nitzberg; Weed, and Russell Romano, chairman of decorating committee.

The Weed house, with outdoor manger, Santa and star on roof and all in red lights, is located at 555 Stevens Road. (Courier- Times Photo).