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15, I a a a a a a in in 48-THE SUNDAY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 5, 1971 Trips Continued From Back Page in the Smithsonian, after the cafeteria and the gift shop, was an exhibit of farm machinery and a large swinging pendulum. "hem The pendulum used to demonstrate the rota. tion of the earth as it slowly moves its swing in a full circle, GIVE IMPRESSIONS There were other impres. sions of the trip from a num. ber of the children.

Matthew Lewis, 13, of 428 Howard Bob Anderson, 11, of 715 Stevens Ave, and Ruby Martin, 13, of 28 Garden all said they particularly imwere, pressed with the tour of the Capitol. Danita Seals, 13, and Winnifred Wilson, 10, of 538 North said they enjoyed hearing the Capitol guide's descrip, tion, and seeing photos Ford Theater, site of the assassination of President Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth. Judy Smith, of 631 Rockland gave high accolades to the bus driver presented a running comas the tour entered and left Washington. For Frankie Hughs, 17, who was aiding the chaperones on the trip, it was her first time in Washington and she said found it interesting be. she cause it was all entirely new to her.

All expenses on the trips are paid for by LYCE. This includes transportation, admissions and each for buying meals and souvenirs. This is a far cry from the ear. ly days of the program when lunches were packed by volunteer parents. LAUNCHED IN 1968 Lancaster Youth for CulturEnrichment began in 1968 al when Calvin Duncan, Dr.

HarRobinson and several othry ers were assured of funding from local anonymous sources. Duncan and Robinson directed the funding in the direction of a youth group formed nearly a year earlier by John Sturgis, Robert Waters, Eugene Boyce and several men to help county youths have a chance to participate in recreational activities they might otherwise miss. The officers of LYCE are now Martin Dees chairman; Calvin Duncan, chairman, Robert Waters, director, and Wilprogram liam Lackey, treasurer. Assistance Continued From Back Page support of the governor's office in its efforts The accomplishment of a more intensive examination of eligibility for assistance may require a further redeployment of staff," she added. Mrs.

Herr said the new regulations would not mean an increase in the local staff. "In the long run." she said, "it should make the operation more efficient because we will be giving the right amount to people and will not be involved in extra paper work." She said that under the previous system of self-declaration, some recipients were caught in the complexity of regulations and, if overpaid, a claim had to be filed and the recipient had to repay the money. This, she said, created a "monumental" job of paper work for the staff. Under the new system of verification, Mrs. Herr said she hopes for a saving in staff time and to avoid making wrong payments which would necessitate repayment by the recipient or place him in the position of facing a possible claim for fraud.

Items of needs and resources that will be rechecked and redetermined every three months in the cases with earning potentials include household and family composition, earned and nonearned income, income expense deductions, assets, rent or other shelter costs, special need items, employability status, and activity in seeking work or training, including registration with the Bureau of Employment Security. Referring to these items, Mrs. Herr said, "We will have to start on some of them next week." But she noted that in the case of employability, the local office has been checking on employables at least every other month for the past year and a half. Currently, she said, the total general assistance claim load in Lancaster County stands at 470. with 57 of these persons considered employable.

The local staff. she said, is working with these people in an effort to put them into paying jobs, thus removing them from the welfare rolls. In urgent cases where documentation or other verification is not immediately available, and the application interviewer finds the applicant's statement about his income reasonable and not in conflict with other facts, assistance may be authorized without the required verification but may not be continued beyond 30 days if the verification is not obtained. ACTION ADS FOR EVERY. BODY! Whether -Penting-Buying- -Hiring-Selling- Looking tor A Brighter Future Through A Better Job? Looking for a Nice pet tor your Children? Want to Add New Comfort and Charm To Your Home? Gain Greater Driving Safety With A Later Model Used Car Looking For a Job Tailormade for you? Become Your Own Boss and Develop Financial Independence These are just a few of the ways you can save money or earn money thru the Wantads.

You'll be amazed at the wonders a low cost Action Ad can bring you. Call 397-5251, place your ad today. Ask for the Ad-taker. Index TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Houses Open for A 47 Houses for Sale Antiques for Real- 1 Apartments la Memeri Apartments for Rent- lastruction, Unfurnished. 59 75 Auctioneers.

larome and Auto Repairs -Parts- Investment 64A Investments, Auto Financing Autes for Sale, Juvenile Department Trucks Wanted, Autes- Classic Specialty Lawn Garden Equips 31 17 Autos 18 Legal Leis Acreage. 70 55 Livestock- 25 Beats Marine 37 4 14 Lest Found Building 37A Business Machinery Tools. 26 Business Miscellaneous for Sale. 33 Business 45 Mobile Homes- Pe 78 Cords af Mortgage Money, Cemeteries Lets Metercycles Christmas Trees Moving Musical Merchandise 39 Coins Construction Cottages 72 Custom Farm 28 Nursing -fiderly 56 0 Distant Property, Office ...65 Employment Pets 35 Photo I quipment 36 form Equiomen 27 Poultry 24 Farms Form Public 10 Fish Flea 10A Reems For 5 Real Estate 74 ...32 43 Seeds- 29 Funeral Services Funeral (See the Service Center) Situations 62 Sports Swap Help 47 Swimming Help 52 50 Help 51 Travel Trailers- -Campers Help -Male or 49 Recreational Home Employment, 54 Trucks Household 38 Houses For 66 House For 67 Wanted to 12 Houses For Wanted to 61 NOTICE TO ALL ADVERTISERS WANT ADS Cancelled on the same day placed, will appear and be billed one day, unless cancelled before 12 noon. Read your ad carefully the first time it appears in the paper.

If it contains an error, please call 397-5251 and ask for an Ad- Taker. Errors not the fault of the Advertiser, which clearly lessen the value of the advertisement will be adjusted however, the Lancaster Newspapers cannot 3 be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an ad. When cancelling an ad you will be given a "'KILL retain this number as a record of your call. No adjustment will be given without this number. Lancaster Newspapers, 8 W.

King Lancaster, Pa. Intelligencer Journal New Era Sunday News 397-5251 WEEKDAYS 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Sat. 8:30 A.M.

to 5:00 P.M. Sun. 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. When you start an ad it appears the following morning, excepting Lost and Found ads which are taken to start in evening or morning papers.

(Legal advs. and Funeral Invitations are also the exception.) When you stop an ad it is taken out of morning paper the day following your coil (if call is made within deadline). READ YOUR AD FIRST DAY IT APPEARS This newspaper vill not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. Funeral Invitations may call at Keech's on Tuesday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 and Wednesday 8:00 A.M. until time of service.

-Entered into rest in Manheim Twp. on September 3, 1971, Fannie M. Kreider, wife of the Rev. Irvin K. Kreider, of 3101 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, in her 73rd year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the East Peters- ANDERSON Entered into rest in this city on Sept. 3, 1971, Aimee P. Douglas Anderson, wife of Clarence E. Anderson, of 713 N. Queen St.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Gundel Funeral Home, 415 N. Duke Monday, at 1:30 P.M. Interment in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the Gundel FUneral Home Monday from 12:30 P.M. until time of service.

Please omit flowers. -Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa. on September 4, 1971, Joseph G. Baltozer, husband of the late Myrt Brandt Baltozer, of the Hamilton Arms Nursing Home, formerly of 617 Church Street, Mount Joy, Pa. in his 77th year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Nissley Funeral Home, 228 East Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa. on Monday at 11:00 A.M. Interment Camp Hill Cemetery, Mount Joy, Pa. Friends may call Nissley Funeral Home, Sunday Evening from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. BRUMBACH Entered into rest in Lancaster, Penna.

on September 3, 1971, Hiram S. Brumbach, husband of Stella Kissinger Brumbach, of 230 West Colebrook Street, Manheim, in his 45th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Jerusalem United Church of Christ, Penryn, on Tuesday at 2:00 P.M. Interment in Manheim Fair. view Cemetery.

There will be no viewing on Monday evening. In lieu of flowers, those who desire may send a contribution to The American Cancer Society, 249 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Penna. The Buch Funeral Home, Manheim, in charge of arrangements. HAMMER Entered into rest in Lancaster, Penna. on September 4, 1971.

William P. Hammer, husband of the late Erma A. Dunkleburger Hammer, of 265 South Charlotte Street, Manheim, in his 61st year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Funeral Home of John A. Keech, 30 South Main Street, Manheim, on Wednesday morning at 10:00.

Interment in Ruhl's United Methodist Cemetery. Friends burg Mennonite Church on Monday at 2 p.m. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the Fred H. Koser Funeral Home, Cooper Landisville, on Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and at the church on Monday from 1 p.m. until the time of the service. -Entered into rest in this city on September 3, 1971, Mari. anna S. Madonna, wife of the late Salvatore J.

Madonna, of 303 Church Street, Lancaster, In her 86th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 414 East King Street, Lancaster, on Tuesday at 8:30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at Saint Mary's Catholic Church at 9:00 A.M. Interment in Saint Anthony's Catholic Cemetery.

Friends may call at The Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, on Monday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. The Rosary will be recited at 8:00 P.M. into rest in this city on September 3, 1971, Ludwig Muckenthaler, husband of Crescentia Peller Muckenthaler, of 242 Seymour Street, Lancaster, Pa. in his 81st year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Sullivan Funeral Home, 121 South Prince Street, Lancaster, Pa. on Tuesday morning at 9:30 with Requiem Mass at St. Joseph's Catholic Church at 10:00 A.M. Interment St. Joseph's New Ceretery.

Friends may call The Sullivan Funeral Home on Monday evening between 7and 9. The Rosary will be recited on Monday evening at 8:00 P.M. At the request of the family, flowers are to be omitted. 4 Funeral Directors SNYDERS C. ABRAM A FUNERAL DIRECTORS EAST ORANGE GROFF 934 N.

ORANGE CHARLES F. SNYDER 414 E. King St. 393 9661 Both Duncan and Dees emphasized the activities of the enrichment program are open to any youngsters who wish to participate and are not reor racial group. The only stricted to any income chase: striction on children entering the program is that they must be between 7 and 15 years of age.

Dees said a conservative estimate of the number of children who have participated and benefited from the program in 1970 was about 500, He also said the number for 1971 is expected to exceed last and hte Washington trip -an The reason for LYCE's existence is to serve the community by allowing people to do and see things they might not otherwise be able to experience, according to Duncan and Dees. In pursuit of this the organization has goal, sponsored six trips so far this year. These include two trips to see the Tadpole Players at the Fulton Opera House, a trip to New York City, an excursion to Dutch Wonderland, and the Washington trip an industrial tour. All of the chaperones are volunteer workers, as are the administrators of the program. The chaperones for the junket to Washington were Mrs.

Sammie Reed. Mrs Blanche Lackey, Ellsworth Wilson and Robert Waters. After several hours at the Smithsonian, Mrs. Reed commented it was "really a miracle no one got lost." The feelings of the children participating were best summed up by Jerome Pompey, 14, of 439 Christian who said, "I think it's a nice thing they are doing and I really appreciate what the enrichment program is Middle Creek Continued From Page One Risser and he has exhuasted all legal appeals, up to the U.S. Supreme Court will be the last family.

The Commission is preparing to initiate condemnation proceedings, picking up the legal thread that was started when the Lebanon County Court ruled on July 25, 1969, that the state has the authority to take the land by right of eminent domain. Risser had filed suit in 1966 to contest this right. Subsequently Risser appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and lost, and then appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court refused.

last December, to hear the case FAIR VALUE The Commission now will ask the court to appoint a board of viewers to examine the property and establish a fair market value. That value, however, is still subject to appeal by the landowner. The state has made offers ranging from $47,000 to "around $85,000" for the property but Bowers said Friday that it expects to pay $65,400 for the land if it takes it by eminent domain. The Newmanstown R1 farmer still clings to one last slim hope. Gov.

Milton J. Shapp, who injected himself into the controversy to redeem a pledge that he had made in his abortive 1966 bid for the Governorship, has not vet publicly concurred in the a me Commission's contention that it needs the Risser farm to complete the game preserve. Bowers, however, gives the impression that the Governor has given his tacit approval for a go-ahead. Shapp made an unannounced visit to the Risser farm and the game preserve in June. With Risser standing by his side.

Shapp was told then by Charles Strouphar, the preserve's superintendent, that: LAND IS VITAL "Risser's land is vital, sir, to the project. We definitely need it." He then proceeded to explain that Risser's farm would dominate the preserve's controlled hunting area along its northern border, and that two dams and four floodgates would be built on Risser's land. "If Risser is permitted to remain, it'll upset the entire trouphar insisted. The Governor has admitted being "sympathetic" to Risser's plight and has repeatedly urged the autonomous Game Commission to cake "just a corner" of Risser's farm and permit him to remain in his old limestone farmhouse and work the remaining acreage. The Commission.

and Bowers, have adamantly refused. Bowers said Friday that they recently made "a final offer" of "around $85,000" but that Risser refused to negotiate. reiterating what he has said for seven years, that "my land's not for sale. Bowers indicated that the Commission will pay but $65,400 for the Risser farm if it must forcibly obtain possession. Cemeteries Lots Keener Memorials Inc, MAYTOWN MARIETTA 7 In Memoriams SMITH -Entered into rest Bethle hem.

Penna. on September $. 1971, Charles Lanais Smith, husband of Af: lene Gregg Smith. at 5200 Freemans. burg Penna, his 471R year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to al tend the funeral from Tre Falk Fu neral Home, 1418 Main Street, Heller. town, Penna OR Tuesday 11:00 A.M. Interment Hellertown Union Cemetery, Friends may call af The Falk Funeral Home en Monday eve: ning, 10 Public Auctions OF PUBLIC MOLD GOODS AUCTION A FEW ANTIQUES. SAT. SEPT.

STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. Located in Columbia on corner el Manor 15th St, House 1500, Turn South on 15th St. from 130 at the east end of Columbia. Grandfather CLOCK, Ridgeway Grandmother clock made in Germa: ny, colored Motorola T.V.. Magnus Cord organ, Kelvinator reirig, freezer comb.

dinette set, utility cart, Zenith portable nice baked enamel kitchen cab. with glass doors, new black angus Broiler toaster, radios, dining room suite, Hi-Fi, Rodger silver set, record slant front desk, drop leaf end table, nice L.R, chairs sofa, drum cottee tables, bedroom suite, Electrolux sweeper, Cedar Chest, hampers, elect. tans. Singer Treadle Sewing Machine, Elect. Chime Clock, several types of Elect.

Wall Shelf, Mantel Clocks, lots of kitchen dishes, African violets other flowers, loads of flower pols, gossip bench, flower stands, nice floor table lamps, book shell, nieres, etched candle holders, several pieces of Corning ware, deep fryer. tetion pans coffee pots never used, linens bedding, bird cages, glider, loads of pine cones Christmas decorations, roasters, big glass jugs. Shirley Temple pitcher, ENGLISH BUTTER PATTIES, nippon, SET of SALEM HEIRLOOM DISHES, other hand painted dishes, GLASS TRICH EGG, old bottle lamp. jugs, opalesence wine sets, glass baskets, PRESSED GLASS, 2 cuckoo clocks, plank bott. childs' rocker, RUSS SEAT BRACE BACK CHAIR, brass bucket, Stattenshire English TURKEY PLATTER, JEFFERSON TIF.

FANY TYPE LAMP, Empire chest of drawers, beaded bags, clothes tree, CHILD'S ROLL TOP DESK, crocks. old tins, old ink bottles, cottee grinder, dog nut cracker, old wattle iron, foot powered grindstone, augers, buck saw, stone fork, double bit axe, small Planet Jr. garden tractor, hand garden tools, rotary mowers, ext. ladders, wheelbarrow, table jigsaw, Coalwood shop stove, drill, power saw, wedges, light cords, log chains, 1951 Ford many other items. Sale starts Promptly at 10:00 and will last all day.

IRA STOLTZFUS SON AUCTIONEERS PHONE 442-4936 GAP, PA. ORDER OF SALE BY: KENNETH E. SNYDER FOR THE ESTATE OF VIRGINIA HOFFMASTER Refreshments by Manor Farm Women LABOR DAY ANTIQUE SALE RAY SHAUB'S AUCTION QUARRYVILLE, PA. SEPTEMBER 6, 1 P.M. 1901 10.

gauge Winchester cannon, Thaddeus Stevens portrait, James Buchanan plate, 1871 Currier Ives print, cherry dropleaf table, walnut marble top tables, rockers, pine marble top washstand, corner cupboards, chests, tables, large selection of walnut, pine and oak furniture, iron kettles toys, hanging lights, postcard album, jugs and crocks, copper and brass articles, china, Roseville, opalescent, R.S. Prussia, German, Nippon, decorated ironstone. Beam bottles, shaving mugs, dated jars, amber Rohrer bottle, over 2000 items, just partial listing. Other miscellaneous furniture, glass, china. Preview Showing Sun.

1-5 P.M. HOWARD SHAUB, Auct. PUBLIC AUCTION VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY MONDAY, SEPT. 6, 1971 12 NOON Located at 304 Lebanon Road, Man- REAL ESTATE to be offered at 2:00 P.M. Consists of the following: Large lot of ground known as 304 Lebanon Road, Manheim, Pa.

Erected thereon excellent custom built one and onehalf story Colonial Brick Home and Garage also plastered. This fine home contains large pleasant living room with brick fireplace and authentic pine panel and random width oak and walnut pegged floors in living room and formal dining room. Open stairway to second floor bedrooms. Kitchen has built in pantry and cupboards, also G.E. disposal and dishwasher.

Bath completely modern, tub and shower. Hall library with built in knotty pine shelves er and desk. Full basement, also washand dryer. Home is heated with oil fired hot water system. Also the as 7 EAST RAPHO STREET, MANHEIM, PA.

adjoining This the property built air. C. office and studio property is ception room, large studio room full basement, presently being used as graphy studio. Could easily verted to a home. REAL ESTATE will be open inspection August 26th and for your convenience from mentioned a quality with reroom, lab.

and are a photo. be con- for your Sept. 2 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. Don't Miss This Opportunity! PERSONAL PROPERTY consists of the following: early American wing back chair, large lot of new picture frames, toys, play high chair, items, stroller and children's personal lamps, punch bowl, pine trestle kitchen table, numerous chairs, metal shelves, metal file cabinet, wrought iron and wood porch furniture, hand painted wash stand, desk, Victorian chair, set of china service for 12, fireplace assessories, 35 cup percolator, numerous dishes, china and glassware. Swing set with slide, braided rugs.

Also numerous valuable articles not listed. 1963 Corvair Monza 900 Radio Heater SALE BY WINIFRED M. AND DAVID W. MOSEMANN E. M.

MURRY ASSOCIATESAUCTIONEERS 626-5244 JOHN R. GIBBEL, ATTY. PUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE MONDAY EVE. SEPT. 13, 1971 at 6:30 P.M.

Located: N. Queen Maytown. Pa. Across from St. John's Lutheran Church.

Real Estate consists of 2 story frame house with 6 rooms situated on L- shape lot 75 ft. wide 70 ft. deep. SALE BY: MARGRET BRENNER EST. WILLIAM H.

HARTENSTINE Adm. C.T.A. ATTY. MAY, GROVE, STORK RUBIN CONDUCTED J. OMAR LANDIS AUCTION SER- VICE R.D.

1 Manheim. Pa, Omar Landis Girvin Bros. Auctioneers 665-4806 or 665-6054 or 569-9492 "The Standard of the World in Previously-Owned Automobiles, too." USED CARS CROFF '69 Sedan CADILLAC '69 PONTIAC DeVille, Full Power, LeMans 4 Dr, Hardtop, Air Canditioned, FM Stereo, Automatic, Power Steering Deer Locks, Vinyl Reef, Brakes, Air Conditioned, $4795 Vinyl Reef, $2895 '70 CHEVROLET Estate 9 Pass. '69 OLDS Station Wagon, Automatic, 2 Dr. Hardtop, full '68 PLYMOUTH Power Steering, Power Diss Power, Alr Conditioned, 6TX 2 Dr, Hardtop, AutoBrakes, Air Conditioned, FM, Tie Wheel, Vinyl metic, Power Steering, Re.

Luggage Carrier, Like New, Reef. die, Heater, White Wall $4095 $3495 Tires, Vinyl Reef, $1595 '70 CHEVROLET Malibu 2 Dr, Hardtop. Auto. '69 DODGE metic, Power Steering, Ale Dart 2 Dr, Hardtop, Auto. Condition Ad, Turqueise, matte, Power Steering, Ale '68 CADILLAC Black Vinyl Reef.

Conditioned, Real Clean. Sedan DeVille, Full Power Air Conditiened, FM Stereo, $3395 $2495 Tilt Wheel, Deer Locks, Leather Interior, Vinyl '70 CHEVROLET Roof. Impala 4 Dr. Hardtop, $69 Luxury OLDS Sedan, Full Power, $3795 metic, Power Steering, Air Conditioned, Leather Interle Air Conditioned, Daul Front Vinyl Reef, Seat, Vinyl Roof. or, $3195 $3695 "The Leader Any Groff Cadillac, Inc.

625 E. ORANGE LANCASTER 393-1531 USED CAR LOCATION-MARION N. FRANKLIN ST. You took Ant" Public Auctions CONESTOGA AUCTION CO, INC. WALTER BOMBERGER UR DONALD LONGENECKER Licensed Bonded Auctioneer Professional Auction Service 665-2273 PUBLIC AUCTION -Of- Real Estate and Household Goods 11, 1971, AT 10:30 A.M.

LOCATED: 174 BROAD SALUNGA, PA. Real Estate consists of a 2-Story Frame House with kitch. en, living room, dining room and wash room on first floor, and 4 bed. rooms bath on 2nd floor, situated on a Lot 90 ft, wide and 270 ft. deep, Real Estate offered: 1:00 P.M.

In. spection: Saturday, Aug. 28, 2 till P.M. Friday, September 3, 6 till P.M. Terms: 10 down, balance be tore Oct.

11. 1971. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 7 plank bottom chairs, 2 small iron kettles, wooden extension table, crocks, jugs, planters, 2 ket, chests, desk, mantel clocks, chairs, pictures, frames, library table, stands, baskets, jars, rockers, old wood cook stove, wash boiler, Tappan gas stove. Hotpoint erator, Maytag wringer washer, twin tubs, toaster, Radio, stool, cupboard server. couch.

Zenith T.V.. tables bird cage, daybed, heater, beds, chests, dressers service for 12 (dishes), pots, pans, throw rugs. Stepladders, ladders, hose, lawn and garden tools, hand tools, saws, wheelbarrow, shovel harrow, potato plow, tobacco boxes, and many other items. Sale by DALVIN M. MALEHORN CONDUCTED BY J.

OMAR LANDIS AUCTION SERVICE R. D. 1, MANHEIM, PA. OMAR LANDIS GIRVIN 665-4806 or 665-5054 Food on Premises PUBLIC SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 6th, 11 A.M., 1971 RALPH L.

STONER ESTATE. Main Street, Village of RowennaWest of Marietta, Along Rt. 441. HOME CONTENTS INCLUDING ANTIQUES 3 Bedroom 2 story home, bath dwelling. Living room dining room, kitchen w-pantry carriage house.

CALL 653-5310 FOR APPOINT. MENT. Variety of scarce Presidential Political Badges- -Some Coins Confederate Grandfathers clock in Original condition, Scroll arch top, See this one. Bedroom furniture, High chair, Candy case, trunks, treadle sewing machine, Mah. bed.

Sp. Mattress, claw ball table, 2 wash stands, Blanket chest, Step ladders, Man's diamond ring, Post cards, G.E, cleaner, Daybed, Single Hollywood bed, Oak side board, wardrobe, carved dog cane, Fan, Silver trumpet, tape recorder, Pottery, Jugs, Early brass "Ford" Carriage lantern, luggage, Floor lamps, Mirrors, Horse picture, Enamelled car licenses, 1814 Bible, 7 large picture frames, lot pictures, mantle clocks, Library table, 3 In coffee pots from Railroad, typewriter, rocking chairs, Fine oak roll top desk, Stereo viewer, oil lights. Iron bank, tin toys, Cresoline lamp, cruets, Cake stand, Walnut jelly cupdinner set, wooden lg. plane, Vise, candy tools. jar, board, Buttons, Glass Jars.

Old Parchment Deeds from horse from E. Donegal, Early "Penn" weather vane, Glass bottle "Cry 2 green plates Mower iron troughs, 1954 Ford car. Sale at 11:00 A.M. Food Stand. Come early to see inside.

RONALD C. STONER, HENRY J. RUTHERFORD, ATTY. HELEN MARTHA, CLERKS HAROLD K. KELLER BUD ZARR, AUCTIONEERS.

HOUSEGOLD PUBLIC GOODS SALE GOLD COINS 946 COLUMBIA AVE. SATURDAY SEPT. 11, 10:00 A.M. Rare Bachman case Grandfather clock cherry, Moon phase, second sweep hand Brass finials with broken arch Marble 0-G feet, 3 marble top bureaus, top wash stand, 3 blanket chests, Walnut Vic. vanity dresser, Walnut Bookcase or china closet, Bookcase desk.

Finger carved Vic. love seat, Gentleman chair 2 side chairs, 5 piece Mid Vic. living room suite, Knabe upright piano bench, organ stool, 3 plank rockers, Gas Elec. chandelier, Ladies writing desk, Rose pink Gone with the Wind lamp, 2 marble top tables, 3 mantel clocks, Brass bed 2 iron beds, Empire sideboard, Large oak Walnut Gold leaf frames, Pair of Large Round Gold leaf frames, Oak Ext. table, 6 walnut chairs, Pier mirror, Haviland Wedding band china, Cranberry Hobnail water pitcher, Pink rose bowl, Mocha Pitcher, Spatter pitcher, Biographic Annual of Lancaster 1908, 2 Bisque dolls, cradle, trunk, Button Ice cream set, Thumb print compote, Plated silver tea service, Large Villa platter, India Temple bowl plate, Cor.

What' Not with bottles, Child Reed rocker, Balloon back rocker, Ben Franklin Phila. 1851 stove, Table type elec. refrigerator, copper wash boiler, jugs, crocks, Old quilts, linens bedding. 23 Gold Pieces. $5 gold Indian 1909; $10 Gold Indian 1907 10-11-12-13.

$10 Gold Liberty 1873-81-82-94-95-98-99S, 1899 1906 1915. 10 silver dollars, 10 half dollars. 44 silver quarters Washington. Coins to be sold at 2:00 P.M. SALE BY SARA FERRU DILLER ESTATE National Central Bank, Exec.

AMOS SENSENIG, AUCT. VINCE WENDLER, CLERK ZIMMERMAN GOING, ATTYS. Notices CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osborne on their 35th Anniversary and hope you have many, many more.

Son, John; daughter-in-law, Linda; three grandchildren, Gail Marie, Stacey Jean, John Jr. CUSTOM MADE coats. suits, dresses, expert alteration. Ask for Mrs. Smith, 898-8634.

WANTED--ANT QUES AND GOOD USED FURNITURE-393-8604 FULTON MARKET AUCTION SLIM DOWN Rent a belt vibrator at ACE RENTS, 720 N. Prince, 393-1701. WILL BUY ABOUT ANYTHING FOR CASH. Phone 284-2467. MOBILE HOME OWNERS Save on fuel costs, protect against weather, beautify, Install low cost high quality Aluminum Skirting.

For prices call Conestoga Supply House. 393-1201. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Robert V. Nace R.D.

1, Millersville. Pa. RIDE NEEDED from Leola to Lancaster-Evenings, 3:30. Phone, 397- 1212. 24 hr.

Telephone Answering Service with available desk space optional. Russo Anser Phone 397-5288 SILVER For sale. 143 East King Sf. 1 AM-10 PM. BACKHOE AVAILABLE Sewers, Septic Tanks, Etc.

Reasonable. CHARLES ROLINSKI 257-5218. STUDENT: on Old Harrisburg Pike desires ride to Thompson Institute, 5650 Lancaster Street, Harrisburg. 394-2073. RENTAL SPACE for cars, coats and campers.

Also building 20 x100 for rent. 397-6756. FIAT FIAT The Selling Biggest Car in Europe '71 Fiat 124 Station Wagons (2) Automatic '71 Fiat Spider 850 Roadster(2) '71 Fiat 124 Spiders (2) 2 '71 Fiat 124 Coupe '71 Fiat Racers (3) Demo. '71 Fiat 850 Sedan '71 Fiat 850 Coupe '71 Fiat 128 Sedan (2) '70 Fiat 850 Spider '70 Renault R-16, Sunroof, Automatic, Exceptional car. Opel Coupe, Automatic '70 Simca 4-speed '69 Renault R-16, 4-speed, Air Conditioning) '69 Austin Sprite '67 Fiat 1100-R Station Wagon VW Dunebuggy '71 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr.

HT, Air '70 Buick Electra 4 Dr. Hardtop, Air '65 Chev. Corvair Conv. Automatic MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Te Syd Baron's 609 N. STATE STREET EPHRATA 733-2140 Funeral Invitations MCELLHENNEY -Entered into rest in Lancaster Twp.

on Sept. 3, 1971. Mrs. Katherine H. McEllhenney, wife of J.

Paul McEllhenney, of 333 Spencer in her 75th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Richard M. Bair FUneral Home, 441 N. George Millersville, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Millersville Mennonite Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Bair Funeral Home on Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. REITZEL-Entered into rest in Lancaster on Sept. 4, 1971. Josephine Kelley Reitzel, 446 Nevin in her 51st year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of Fred F.

Groff 234 W. Orange Wednesday at 10 Cemetery. a.m. Friends Interment in Greenwood may call at Groff's Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. SHERIDAN Entered into rest in Columbia, Pa.

on September 3, 1971, Anne E. (Brasch) Sheridan, widow of John P. Sheridan, of 401 College Avenue, Lancaster, formerly of York, Pa. aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from The Reiley Funeral Home, 252 South George Street, York, Pa.

on Tuesday at 9:15 A.M. followed by Requiem Mass in St. Patricks Church at 10 A.M. Interment in St. Patricks Church.

Friends may call at The Reiley Funeral Home Monday after 4 P.M. Liturgical Service at 8 P.M. SMITH Entered into rest in this city on Sept. 3, 1971, Miss Emily D. Smith of Calvary Fellowship Homes, 502 Elizabeth Drive, in her 68th year.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Young Funeral Home, 317 E. Orange St. Tuesday at 9 A.M. The Rev. Dr.

George W. Linhart will officiate. Interment in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. There will be no viewing. SOLOMON-Entered Into rest in Lancaster Twp.

on Sept. 3, 1971, Shirley S. Solomon, wife of E. M. Solomon, M.D., of 1424 Center Road.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of Fred F. Groff 234 W. Orange Sunday at 11 a.m. Interment in Shaarai Shomayim Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

If desired, memorials may be sent to the Lancaster Heart 246 W. Orange or St. Joseph Hospital. VAN -Entered into rest in Lancaster on September 3, 1971, Ronald J. Van Zandt, husband of Dolores D.

Keesey Van Zandt, of 147 E. Harrisburg Ave. Rheems, in his 35th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of Fred F. Groff, 234 W.

Orange Lancaster, on Monday at 10 a.m. Interment in the Millersville Mennonite Cemetery. Friends may call at Groff's on Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. 2 Lost Found LOST: WALLET, red, identification, vicinity of Erb's Store, East Petersburg. REWARD.

569-2320. LOST: SANDY COLORED, STRIPED KITTEN, male, vicinity Goiden Acres, 898-8371. LOST: 35 Green Stamp Books, at Manor Shopping Center. REWARD! 393-6421. LOST Lady's Gold TOPAZ RING.

Reward. 1-548-2355. LOST: RED LEATHER CHANGE PURSE, ring-sentimental value. Reward. 299-0025.

LOST: FEMALE SIAMESE CAT, crooked tail, Call 397-1060. LOST GREEN PARROTT Call 397-3661 Funeral Directors Young Funeral Home 317 E. Orange St. 392-8793 Private Parking At Rear GUNDEL'S 415 N. DUKE LANC.

393-1776 RICHARD M. BAIR Millersville 872-5041 SULLIVAN'S 121 S. Prince 397-8298 RICHARD H. HERR Lampeter 464-3341 Notices 18 Import Sport Cars TREES CUT DOWN AND RE. MOVED or cut into fireplace length.

Chain link fencing installed. Witmer. 397-3895. REWARD FOR INFORMATION Station Wagon removed Segro property, 400 Block N. Christian, June 17th.

393-7898. CASH PAID for old refrigerators, furniture, stoves, etc. 393-0634. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR OFFICE COFFEE SERVICE THE MACKE CO. 393-0661 WE BUY ONE PIECE OR WHOLE HOUSE FULL.

392-1719; 299. 0174. Fabulous Pennyrich Bra, increase bust measurement without pad ding. Kitty, 392-3989. 12 Wanted to Buy We pay cash for used refrigerators, furniture, stoves, TV's etc.

Call John Porter for fast service, 393-0634. SILVER COINS. Phone 397-5200 USED VW SQUAREBACK, good condition, automatic transmission. Cash. Roofrack.

392-6766 WE BUY ONE PIECE OR WHOLE HOUSE FULL. 392-1719, 299-0174. BRASS BEDS, old desks, and any antiques. Also used furniture. Call 687-7725.

Wanted to buy Used motorhome. 814- 793-2829. GOOD USED FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD MERTZ, 217 N. Pine 392-7635 LOANS, BUY SELL COINS GUNS, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. SHOTGUNS, RIFLES, TOOLS, ETC SELFON, 221 W.

KING. 393-6352 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, COINS, OLD JEWELRY OLD GOLD. Nestel, 450 N. Queen 393-7045 USED FURNITURE, STOVES, ETC BOUGHT SOLD. BEFORE YOU SELL CALL PORTER'S 393-0634 13 Loans COMMONWEALTH NATL.

BANK Lancaster PHONE 393-5601 PERSONAL LOANS NATIONAL CENTRAL BANK Phone 397-7419 PERSONAL LOANS FULTON NATIONAL BANK Of Lancaster Classic17 Specialty Autos 1941 FORD V8, all original. 46,000 original miles. 215-932-9429. 1950 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN. Excellent original condition.

$300. 626- 8338. 57 THUNDERBIRD, maroon with black vinyl top. Recent engine and trans overhaul, $2000. 464-2428.

1933 FORD, 3 window coupe, new Naughahyde interior, bucket seats, Stewart Warner gauges, 327 bored and balanced, 4-speed, Cragar SS Mags. $2350. 397-2526. 1950 HUDSON. Running condition.

Gap 442-8138 for appointment. 1934 Ford Coupe. Running condition. 1946 FORD 327, 4 speed. Good.

Inspection. 733-2712. Import Sport Cars A CLASSIC MERCEDES-BENZ, 1959 2205 Genuine leather upholstery, walnut trim, AM-FM. Good condition. Best offer over 5450.

392-1426. 65 SIMCA 1000-needs work. Call, 397- 4375, after 3:30, ask for Jack. 1971 VW SUPER BEETLE, many tras, low mileage. $2100.

656-8621 MOHN Bros. Inc. IPEL SALES SERVICE 939 N. Prince 397-5125 1963 VOLKSWAGEN dented fender, otherwise excellent condition. New tires, paint and engine.

$525 or best offer. Leaving September 12th must sell! 626-2101, ask for Lee Schaefer, between 8 and 5, Monday thru Friday. WISSLER MOTORS Auth. Renault American Motors FOR SALE: 1966 SAAB best offer. 230 west Mt.

Joy a 653-4181 Call 393-5532 after 6 P.M. 1967 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, good condition. $875. Call after 5 P.M. 872-7833.

1968 ENGLISH FORD CORTINA 1600, GT, 4-speed. 2-door, one er. 20,000 miles. $995. Call anytime, 733-6275.

1969 TRIUMPH TR6, wirewheels, boot and tonneau covers. 464-3867. 1965 Renault Dauphine good condition. $295. After 4 P.M.

215-593- 5742. 1967 MGB black with red interior, wirewheels, good condition, 733- 8070. 1971 ORANGE VW, mags, extractor, Hurst shift, extras. 653-1647. 1968 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, Mark 111 Convertible, $1200.

Call, 394-1502, after 11 A.M. 1966 VW BUS good condition. Phone, 872-2483. HENRY MEARIG Fiat Alfa Sales Service 1410 Columbia Pike 397-2391 PORSCHE 1965, 356C, green with tan interior. Willing to trade for VW or Jeep.

626-2369. '57 JAGUAR, foor door sedan, good condition, best offer, 1-684-5422. 1965 SPITFIRE, $650 or best offer. Call 656-7334. 1962 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE, 1100 engine, fiberglass top.

872-5091. KARMANN GHIA with recently rebuilt Porsche engine. Excellent condition. Best offer. 872-5716.

1971 VW BUS, AM-FM Radio, extra snow tires. Clean. 397-6795. 1968 FIAT 25,000 miles, excellent. $1025.

Call 626-6190. 67 TRIUMPH miles, good condition, wire wheels, two covers. Call, 393-3923. 1965 VW. EXCELLENT CONDI.

TION. New paint job. 1961 CHEVY TWO DOOR HARDTOP. Good condiion. All good tires.

215-445-3970. 1957 MERCEDES 1905L Roadster, good condition, best offer, 569-2776 WISSLER MOTORS Auth. Renault American Motors 230 west Mt. Joy 653-4181 1968 FIAT, 850 Spyder, Hard and soft tops, snow tires included, one local owner, Crouse Cars, 1321 Manheim Pike, Lancaster. VW Bug, Stick shift, red Austin America 4 yellow '67 VW Squareback nice Fiat 850 Fastback 4 spd.

'67 English Ford Auto. 4 dr. "STEVE" LEPORE 2707 Lincoln Hwy. W. 397-3528 STADEL PENNA'S VOLVO MOTORS, INC.

CENTER 1313 Manheim Pike, Lanc. 393-8720 MANHEIM BMW SALES SERVICE Mill Wolf Sts. Manheim, Pa. 717-665-2020 TOYOTA Sales Service SUPERIOR CARS. INC.

1005 E. King St. 19 Autos for Sale PAUL S. SHIRK New Holland Ph. 354-5733 69 GTO 4 speed.

Stereo Tape. Call between 5-7 P.M. 768-8594..