Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 29

OTMCRS 9OE5 IS AROUNO NOT TWJ6. VOU'RE MOT PAIR TO PAGWOOO WfclTTILL YOU WHAT OfTHERS TOUB ME, TOOAV MffS REPEATING THE I P6NT WANT TO HBAft IT KILDARE YES. WITH YOU, PR. KILDARE HELLO, SKY HEALER. SOMEWHERE? BUT I'M THAT HE TURNEP X5U DOWN.

HE KNOWS THAT ONCE HE'S EXPOSED TO SCIENCE E'S WASHED I OON'T KNOW WHAT GOT INTO LEONASP GILLESPIE-- IWASININ6 THAT A MAN LIKE SKY HEALER COULD DO YOUR PATIENT AW BUT AT LEAST WE HAVE HIM IN Off. PRETTYPETAL'S HOWE. WONDER HOW DOINS WITH THE POISON PLANTS; AND THE STRANGE WAT ARE YOU KISSED OUT FOR? SLISHTLY PRIMITIVE AROUND WITHOUT RFADY FOR MY" FIRST PAY IN THE GREENHOUSE, PALOOKA YOU BECAME THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP: AMP FOOTBALL TOOK ME OUT OF THE COAL MINES, AND PUT ME THROUGH NOW IT LOOKS LIKE srorrs PIPA LOTFOK BOTH OF US, WAS JUST A KID WHEN YOU BUT, SOY, YOU CURE WERE 90M6THINS' GEOUSS 19 SETTING UP NOW, IT LOOKS LIKE HE'S I GUESS HE'S AS TOUGH AS AKE 5KY.AN r-in OLD HOME TOWN FfcCNRHAS 1 TAKCNJOB TOA WOT BALL -I GAME TO HIS 60NPLAY. GBOH6E WILLGO ON TO PLAY PRO UN8ELIEVABLE WHAT SCIENCE CAN DO WOMAN CAN BE I'M WATCHINO AM INTERESTINS OH, THINK I'M GOING TO HAVE A COUGHING MAYBE THIS BUBBLE GUM WILL MY COLD JACKSON LET HIM IN AN' I'VEG A QUESTION CHIEF BIG EAC5 ISHEPE WHEN HEB KAECVSEES IT AND BLOWS HrS STACKT, IT GOULD BLOW THBC C.t.&i I i VlWfO Ski NOT ONLY SAW DEAR RTTE5 FOR OU(? STAR CASE RX5rfT OUT JULIET JONES RUT-BUTYOU GOT CALK3HT1 AT FIRST, MEAKINe THE. LAW WAS OVERCOMING NATURAL PRB AOAtNST SHATTERfNa THE MORAL 1 P6AT TH6 RAP, AS WE SAY IN MY PROFESSION.

1 PEFORMEO-PLfT FOR ABOUT A MONTH. THEN-7HE ROUTINE ALL. CVER AGAIN! EVEN EASIER. YOU TfU.YOURSBLr'—WHY WHEN YOU CAN TAKlf LVC Physics Dcpt. Receives $7,500 Matching Grant ANNVILLE The National Science Foundation has issued grant to thu department of physics at Lebanon Valley College for the support of an "Undergraduate Instructional Scientific Equipment Program." The grant is under the direction of Dr.

Jacob L. Rhodes, chairman of the department of physics, and teiminates May 31, 1966. It will enable Lebanon Valley College lo expedite current Plans for the improvement and development of undergraduate curriculum in physics. Dr. Rhodes points out that "Student enrollment in physics courses and the number of physics majors have more than tripled over the past seven years.

The complete renovation of th6 physics labbratones, the increased annual expenditures for apparatus, and the improvement of the curriculum, including the initiation of a program of independent study for Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Monday, November 2, 1964 Paga 29 STATISTICS PET DOCTOR lyA.W.Moller.D.V.V. Mt itudents, helped us keep pace with the increased number of students and their Improved preparation for the study of physics." Of the 24 LVC students who received their bachelor's degree with a a in physics between and 1M3, six are currently teaching physics in high school, is an architect, four are working in government research laboratories, eight are in industrial research and devel- hours, oprnent, and three are pursuing full-tlmft graduate studies. Two of the high school teachers have received master's degrees in physics and five of those in laboratories are pursuing graduate study in evening programs Of the 1954 graduates in physics, three have received assis tantships for graduate study in physics, one is a civilian physicist with ths U.S. Navy, one is serving as a Navai officer on Missile project, and two have gone into business and industry Recommrndations Used In calling attention to the cur riculum revisions of the depart ment of physics within the pas year, Dr. Rhodes noted that "Recommendations which came out of the Denver and Ann Arbor Conferences on undergraduate curricula for physics majors were given considerable weight in the planning of the new curriculum." The independent study program has increasingly contributed to the development of departmental majors.

Sly Man Takes Part In Sit-In Tor Krebiozen Fmirs) Nitlcis South Townshtf October 31, 1964 E. Coyte, Funeral on momlaf 9:00 o'clock from Thompson Home, IX S. 9th St. Requiam Hith 9:30 St. Church.

Interment at St. EUts Cemetery, Newjnanitowa. tivts tad art invHM. may call Tuesday tvenini 7 to the funeral home. Rtcitattan Rotary at I.

o'clock. From eral office tjurltif non-working Dunns said he participated the demonstration "to do for others what was donft for me." emphasized that he wants Krebiozen made available to other victims of cancer. The local man explained that in 1955 he returned home from a Philadelphia hospital where he had twice undergone surgery for cancer of the throat and mouth. He said he was giv eg LeRoy hiuhand October 31, ef ChnitlM 19M net Weaber Htrr, afM years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Krtamer Funeral Home, Eli E.

Main Ajuivllle. Interment at Ml. Annville Cemetery. aad friends ire Invited. Frieiidj may call Tueaday evening 7 to at the funeral cn up started as to doomed, receive when he Krebiozen from Dr.

F. Allen Rutherford, this city. He said the drug cured him and since 1961 he has needed no further treatment. Dunne's four day visit to Washington to Join in the drug ban protest was onft of a number of public appearances he has made throughout the country on behalf of the drug. He had previously appeared before Washington groups.

Dunne said his fellow demonstrators in Washington people like himself, "people Lancaster on November Deborah wife of Raymond R. Leob of 7 S. Main Manheim, 68 years. Funeral on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. rom The Beck Funeral Home.

21 Market Square. Manheim. Interment at Ml. Lebanon Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice.

Friends may call Wednesday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Mfl.LER—In Palmyra nn October SI, 1964 John husband of Ruth Barahart Miller, aged 74 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from The Taylor Funeral Home. 712 Chestnut St. Interment at Kimmerllngs Cemetery.

Relatives and friends are invited. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at Ihe funeral home. (TAYLOR) Three of the 1964 majors graduated Q. I a large fith tank, plenty ef plants of the bottom and good air supply. 1 am trying to raiie goldfish but never seem to get any young.

Have you any suggestions? Marilyn Brady, Indianapolis, Ind. A. If you have healthy malei and femalei and proper water end temperature controls, you iKould have eggi. Since these aren't hatching, you hove leveral Ihlngi to look for. One it the water and lank.

Your letup loundi fairly good, but (till goldfish are hard to There the poiiibility that the mother and (other ore eating Ihe eggs or even the few young that might hatch. Even though the eggi fall among the planti, the filh tail ilill ferret Ihtm out. For thii reason, most goldfish are' raised in large ponds where Ihe young have a better chonce for survival. You might have better luck if you buy a breeding trap. This fill In your fish lank and prevents the fish from gelling to the lower area.

Then the eggt can hatch ond the young chance to slart life. Alter they hatch, you will probably wont lo transfer Ihe adulli la another lank, away from the young. physics with departmental honors through this program John Foster Green, Reading, Russell C. Hertzog, Lebanon, and Elizabeth demons Miller, Kulztown. Two members of the present senior class are striving lor similar recognition.

The growth of LVC's department of physics has been assisted along the way by other grants. In 1961, the Atomic Energy Commission presented $9,820 for the purchase of equipment for a nuclear physics laboratory. In 1962, Research Corporation gave $12,000 in unrestricted PASSED AWAY Lebanon on October 31, 1964 H. nee Houser. wife of Levi H.

Ruhl, SVilhelm aged 75 years. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from The Rohland Parlors, Sh fc Cumberland Sts. with services In charge of Rev. Harry T. Richivine.

Interment at Mt. Annville Cemetery. Relatives aad friends are invited to attend without further notice. Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at the parlors. Card 01 Thanks who had been helped by the use of Krebiozen." desire to thank and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement in the death of Paul C.

Kunkle. We also wish to extend our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, tymitathy cards and use of automobiles. THE FAMILY WORD-A-DAY By BACH funds for the improvement of course offerings and the establishing of a research program with participation by both faculty and students. This year's grant to the de partment of physics is the second of its type received by Lebanor Valley College from the National Science Foundation. In 1962, the department of chemistry re ceived a $7,1100 matching gif grant to provide equipment for under-gradusitR science and en gineering instruction.

JUST WHEN HUGO GOT INJURED TO CAMPAIGN SPEECHES THEY'RE ALMOST NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that the Super visors of MlllcreeV Township have pre sented a Petition for the appointment Ronald E. Sheetz as an Auditor foi th Township of Millcreek. Lebanon Count Pa. to fill the unexpired term of Gen Zellerj. A hearing on said petition wil he held Thursday, November 12.

1954 a p. Court Honm No. 1. Municipal Building. Lebanon, Pennsylvania.

W. C. Graeff. Attorney for MillrreeJrTwp. uneral Directors THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME S.

9TH ST. DIAL ZTZ-OTM SINCERE SYMPATHETIC SERVICE CHRISTMAN'S 272-7431 lorists 5A South Side Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND AT REASONABLE PRICES 810 S. 12TH ST. 273-2683 VAVROUS FLORIST VTH GUILFORD Satisfactory Service Since 272-3971 19D8 FOR QUALITY FLOWERS BERNSTEIN FLOWERS NITE 272-24M Cemetery Plots, Monuments SB Gingrich's Memorials Authorized "ROCK OF AGES" Dealer Open Daily to 5 P.M. Evenings Sunday by appointment 5lh It Maple St.

1'hnne 27-J-n901 in-cured ADAPTED 1O EX16T1WG CONDITIONS; ACCUSTOMED TO ACVER6E; DISCIPLINED 11-3. SENATOR CAUCUS byPeteWyma THE GENERAL STATE AUTHORITY AND HERR STREETS, Harrisburt, Pennsylvania 17120. Notice Contraclori. Bii Wednesday, December 19M. Openhif 1:00 o'clock P.M.

Standard Time. General Stale Authority will receive at above office jealed proposals, which will be publicly opened and read 'at above, itated time for the fol- Inwlnc Contracts: Construction Athletic Field. THADDEUS STEVENS TRADE SCHOOL, LANCASTER, LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, McCloud and Scatchard, Landscape Architects, 33 South Broad Street, Lltitz, Pennsylvania. Contract No. General Construction, Guaranty S6.250.<W, Deposit SM.OO per Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check, cashiers chuck or hid hflnd.

on Ihe form furnished The General State Authority, a bid guaranty payable to The General Stale Authority in the amount designated. Plans. Specifications, Prevailing Minirium Wage Predetermination, Document Forms and Proposal Forms may be secured by prospective bidders by applyinj to The Authority, and depositing amount per set stated. Plans and specification? may be reviewed free of charge av offices of The General State Authority. ISSUE DATE: October 27, A.

J. CARUSO, Executive Public Notices 6 PLAN TO ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICS THIS SUNDAY NO CASH NEEDED INSTANT CREDIT Newest "No-Cash" Way shop No money flown-monthi to pmtg, BARGA1NTOWN USA Brinr credit. Apply today Special Announcements HOMEMADE Assorted Chocolates GIFT WRAPPED S1.3S LB. BOX ORDER YOURS NOW FOR XMAS CALL OR STOP PALACE RESTAURANT 703 CUMBERLAND LEBANON U.S. Civil Men-women High pay.

Thousands training until appointed. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE information on jobs, salaries, requirements. today giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service.

Pekin 51C, nilnota Director THE GENERAL STATE AUTHORITY 18TH AND HERR STREETS Rarrlsburg, Pennsylvania 17120. Notice to Contractors. Bi'd Date Wednesday, November 1964. Time of o'clock P.M. Eastern Standard Time.

The General State Authority will receive at the office sealed proposals, which will be publicly opened and read at above Mated time for the following Gold Storage Unit Enlargement, WERNERSVILLE STATE HOSPITAL, BERKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANW, Boyd C. Wagner Incorporated, Consulting Engineers, 801 Avenue, Wynmissing, Pennsylvania. Contract No. Gen. Guaranly tfi.2SO.00; Contract No.

Guaranty J4.000.00, Con tract No. Elec. Const. Guar anty Deposit 125.00 per Each proposal certified "Something's screwy, Senator, one of our computers just said, 'hold everything keep your fingers crossed'!" muit check, be accompanied by a cashiers check er bid 10 Service Tests! 18 and over. Secure jobs.

Short hours. Advancement of johs open. Preparatoi7 Mile and Female Help Wanted 14 MEN WOMEN to work In poultry processing plant. Apply In parson. College Hill Poultry, Freaericlis- burg belweea 8 a.

m. It 4 p. m- MEN-WOMEN Here is opportunity for permanent lifetime positions. You can earn SI23 per week. Local Company with highest standards needs 3 persons CD stiff for public relations work.

Salary while training. Qualifications are: over 25 years of age, have car, be able to work full time. Box C-24 care News. RELIABLE man or woman with car who has 12 hours weekly or ipare time needs to earn S25 to J35 extra money weekly, can do so by making calls on missed prospective Fuller Brush customers. Ph.

272-3951 belween fc 10:30 p.m. bond, on Ihe form furnished by General State ai a bid guaranty payable to General State Authority in the amount designated. Plans, Specifications, Prevailing Minimum Wage Predetermination. Document Forms and Proposal Forms may be secured by prospective bidders by applying to Authority, and depositing the amount per staled for each contract. Plans and specifications may reviewed fret trf charga at the offices of The General Slate Authority, la- tue Date: Oct.

19, 1964. A. J. CARUSO, Executive Director CLERK TYPIST Male or female. Steady permanent employment.

Excellent working conditions. Apply in person only to Mr. R. r. Williams, Williams Chevrolet-Cadillac, 25th If Cumberland Lebanon, Pa.

Male Help Wanted 15 Man for working In egg processing plant. Splendid opportunity for full tone employment, with well established company. First shift, excellent worlting conditions. Hospital and accident Insurance, vacation with pa; ardt. SALLY'S SALLIES Ca'll must have high moral stand- R.

W. Sander, Litita 626-2074, DISHWASHER WANTED. APPLY PEG'S DINER, Rt. 22. NO PHONE CALLS should end your other Mr.

McGwl" PUBLIC SALE REAL ESTATE Saturday, November 21. 1964 At 2:00 P.M. Located at 518 North Chestnut, Palmyra, Lebanon Pa. TRACT NO. that certain tract of land, erected thereon a frame dwelling containing 3 bedrooms and full bath on second Door.

Many closets. Large kitchen with built-in' cabinets, dining room, large living room, open stairway and laundry on first floor. Hot air heat, electric hot water heater, front and rear porches. One car frame garage. Lot size: Frontage 95 ft.

more or less. Depth 165 ft. TRACT NO. 2 Building lot located in 500 block of-North Lincoln. Above properties are located in desirable section of Palmyra.

Terms by ELLA VON BROKER Ida Keeler Estate. T. Glenn Horst, Auctioeeer. Akron. 859-1331.

J. Marlii Shreiner, Attorney. SHORT ORDER COOK. APPLY IN PERSON'. LINCOLN DINER, LINCOLN AVE.

It CUMBERLAND ST. DISHWASHER WANTED. APPLY IN PERSON. COUNTRY ROAD RESTAURANT. R.

D. r5, LEBANON WANTED ALUMINUM MAN To Install Windows. Doors i Siding HENRY'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 433 S. 9th SL 273-4171 Porter General Cleaning APPLY IN PERSON TREADWAY LVN 9 A.M. to I P.M.

NOTICE will be by OF NORTH CORNWALL TOWNSHIP for the purchase of one 8 ton truck, four wheel drive, one 'V' plow and nne "OXE WAY" plow, and one cinder spreader, installed. The Supervisors will publicly open and record the bids a special meeting which will be held at 7.3) P. M. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. at NEVERSINK FIRE HALL, PLEASANT HILL.

Lists of the specifications are available from the SECRETARY OF THE SUPER. PENNSYLVANIA. PUBLIC SALE GILBERT'S AUCTION ROOM 143 N. 8th Lebanon, Pa. Tonight At P.M.

Use Our 2 Free Parking Lots. We buy for cash or sell OR commission Antiques, Household items and Appliances, tie. Phone 272-1M1. Paul K. Gilbert, Auctioneer..