Wellsville Daily Reporter from Wellsville, New York • Page 6

Page Six WELLSV1LLE DAILY REPORTER, WELLSVILtE, NEW YORK August 28, 1962 Announcements 1 Par Sale-New 14A i Real Estate For Rent 20 IS ALCOHOL Causing yen trouble" Write Group A.A! Post Office Box 3fi1. Wcllsville, N.Y. Meetings every Wednesday evening. FOR In television en- iortainnicnt. Got a TV cable hook up today.

Wellsville TV Cable Inc. Phone 1350. Cord Thanks 2 THE Mill" kin wishes to (hank'everyone for their acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. HOME MADE Hot dog OFFICE SPACE And industrial and hamburq buns. Rountnrs's buildings for lease.

Strout Realty Bakery. Closed all day Wednes- Richard Graves, lie. rep. Photic day. 21C9.

COMBINATION" ALUMINUM i Storm sash and screens, excellent values nl loot's Lunn's pm nr) oM show you. Everything for build'- SLEEPING ROOM Ing and remodeling. Lunn Lum- IJ 1 ITQO ber 256 W. State St. Phone I Vato bath.

Phone 1799. 426. Rooms Foe Rent 22 8 For Rent 23 LUMBER FOR Evory purpose, Millxvork, paint, hardware, wall- ONE Two bedroom unfurnished, board, roofing of all types. Call newly decorated. Phone 613 or Lunn Lumber Co.

Phone 426. 1962. LoSt, Found, Strayed 4 FOR SALE Typewriters: new SMALL LOWER Furnished a- portables formerly $94.50 now $68. partmcnt, veranda, private en- plus tax. Free! Free! Typing trance.

144 Scott LOST Hark colored male redbone hound. No collar. Telephone 8W. LOST IN WI-fLLSVlLLK White gold heart shaped pin with Lions Club emblem attached. Contact Reporter Office.

Reward. Personals 5 bte, typing course, 2 years Free! LOWER 2 BtfDROOM Apart- servicc on machines $79.50 up. mcnt, garage, steam heat, close Mason's, to) 3155, Almond, N.Y.I to town. Available Sept. 1.

Phone or 120-30 Pine Corning, N.Y.] 34 for appointment. Tel XN 2 7808. For Sale-Used 14B LOSE WEIGHT Safely and easily with Dex-A-Dict tablets, only 98 cents at your local drugstore. Business Sendee ELLIS H. GATH General contractor Concrete sidewalks, curblngs, floors and general repairs.

Free estimates. Phone 1016, Witter Ave. LARGE SELECTION Of used refrigerators, gas and electric. $39.95 and up. Gibson's.

AUTOMATIC WASHER Excellent condition. John Ross, 44 Dyke St. Phone 1552. NEIGHBORHOOD before school sale, Aug. 27-29.

107 Maple Ave. MURPHY MOVING Storage, local and long distance moving. Agent; United Van Lines Telephone Enterprise 2263. WORK IS PLEASURE With sharp tools. Have 'your saws, Jointer blades, small tools, knives, scissors sharpened at Hendershot's, 64 Valencia Ave.

Phone 1353-M. GLASS For any car, truck or bus. Dean's Auto Parts. Phone 300. 276 South Main.

CESS POOL And septic tanks cleaned and Installed. Back hoe and dump truck service. Call Patton's Almond. Phone 3463 or 2683. RADIATORS Cleaned and repaired.

Dean's Auto Parts. Phone 300. FREE MOTHPROOFING all drycleaning. Call 518 for free pickup and delivery. Rosser's, 26 W.

Fassett. DO YOU HAVE Septic tank problems? Don't do anything expensive until you use Camp Cesspool Septic Tank Cleaner, disintegrates grease and sludge and creates proper drainage, no pumping necessary. Hopkins Lumber Coal Co. FOR IMPROVED Appearance and all around greater cleaning satisfaction, send your cleaning to Wellsville Dry Cleaners, 21 E. Fassett.

Autos, Trucks, Trailers 8 EXPANDING MOBILEHOMES fly Capital, Detroiter, Great Lakes, Marlettc, on display at Lewis Mobile Homes, Wellsboro, THE WOLVERINES Transportable home, furnished. 20 40 for $5,995,00. Sec at E. J. Rouse Mobllehomc Sales, Bchnont, N.Y.

SHOP Then compare at Bob Christman Auto Sales. Phone 85. Automotive Service 10 FRONT END Alignment and wheel balancing prolongs the life of your tires. Our Visuallner machine takes the guess work out of wheel alignment Jerry Hackett Motors. DAMAGED FENDERS Dents straightened and smoothed to look like new.

Body Shop. Phone 1854. MAPLE small drum table; safa bed, 372 N. Main. Phono 1460.

THREE ROOM Furnished apartment. All utilities. Adults only. Phone 1799. TWO BEDROOM First floor a- partmcnt with garage.

Available Sept. 1st. 39 Seneca St. Nice. Lunn Lumber Co.

Call 426. COMPACT FURNISHED Apartments suitable one person. Finest facilities. Automatic laundry. Mclntyre, 135 Madison.

FURNISHED Apartment, 4 Yooms, close In. Also others available. Phone 411. RUMMAGE SALE" Excellent MODERN Floor apt. buys in clothes for whole family.

2 bedrooms, large living room, Miscellaneous articles. Aug. 29 Sept, 1, 9 to 5., 145 E. Gencsee St. FRIG1DAIRE Electric range, available Sept.

1st. Phone 2339. utility room in Stannards. Available Sept. 15.

Phone 2551W after 6 p.m. Glade Weimcr. UNFURNISHED Apt. over Marathon. Phone 107W.

REFRIGERATOR $25, Kitchen stove $20, bed) and dresser $20, 3 gas heaters, mirror $4, old clock. Call 222M for appointment. BABY BED Sectional davenport. Phone 1204R. PEERLESS 45,000 BTU circulating gns heater.

No automatic controls. Phone 913. FIVE SECTION Overhead door, 7' 9', $40. Phone 1988. 20 CU.

FT. Upright freezer; Ironrite electric mangle; Simmons sofa bud; 2 pc. livingi'oom suite. All of these items arc in very good condition. Phone Ulysses, Pa.

Victor 8-7539. Poultry, Livestock, Pets 15 "BOOK WITH THE BEST Let Rumscys do the rest 1 has long been the phrase that pays. Today, more than ever, you need an auction organization with the experience, the personal interest, and the equipment that assures the success of your sale. Play it safe and Make yours an "Auction by 70 BREEDING EWES 1 L.A. Case tractors, 1 AC combine; 1700 bales good hay.

Phone Lyle Tarbox, Ulysses, Pa. Victor 8-7539. Wanted 18 WANTED TO BUY Antique furniture, dishes and glass primitives, oil paintings. Call WellsviUc 1300 Black Decker drill, or one of comparable quality. Phone 1353-M.

Real Estate For Sale 19 THREE ROOM Apartment on Main St. Robert A. Sweeney, Broker. Joe Ccylc, Salesman. Phone 1150.

TWO BEDROOM Apt. no.nr school. -19 South Brooklyn Ave. SMALL APARTMENT Unfurnished, 5 rooms and bath, garage, private, phone 1433W. FIVE ROOM Apartments.

Choice 1st, 2nd, or 3rd floors. Adults only, Call 119 31.1. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT- Phone 1767-J. Real Estate Brokers 24 BUYING OR SELLING Your home. Call the Changosc Agency, N.

Nicoloff, Licensed Salesman. Phone 2314. Auctions 25 HARRIS NIGHT Sale on Orr Hill, out of Addison, Tucs. evening, Sept. 4 at 6:30.

Due to recent death of Mr. Harris, selling 32 good Holsteins (2 colored cows' 1 majority arc NY- ABC bred, and due this Fall to Jan. 1st. Pony and saddle horso. 2 tractors, haylincr baler, JD Flail chopper, pickup truck, dairy equipment and small tools.

Over 4,000 bales good hay. 17 A. really good Mrs. Eathel Harris, owner and executrix. Auction by Rumseys'.

AUCTION SALE Red Barn Auction Stable, Bolivar Road, Wellsville, N.Y. Every Friday night 711. Furniture, groceries, clothing, dishes, small toots. Bailey Auction Service, Phone Wellsvilic 1404 or Ulysses, Pa. VI 8-7927.

Help Wanted 11 NATIONAL FOOD COMPANY Has opening for three men, call collect Olean FR 2-3735. HAVE OPENING For experienced retail floor covering buyer and salesman. Both hard and soft surface. Southern Tier Area. Write Box 219 care Reporter.

Situations Wanted 13 WATER WELL Drilling, $2.00 per foot. James Robblns, Wellsville, 4311-J3. For Sale-New 14A PAINT SALE 10 per cent off on all exterior paint. Wellsville G.L.F. BALER TWINE $6.95 per bale Wellsville G.L.F.

ROOFING SALE Cash and carry. WcllsvUle G.L.F. ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS Porch railings and columns. Clothes line poles, Trailer hitches, welding and portable welding You name it, I'll make tt. John Ross.

Phone 1552. GUNS Buy sell or trade. The best for less at Kay Cee Tackle Shop. ACRES NEAR Stannards with Vfc royalty on 2 oil wells at $650. 40 acres, Rogers property all wooded, best hunting in AUc- gany Co.

Proctor District 39 acres, 20 acres, some timber at $2000 each. 46 acres, some hemlock timber, springs, mineral rights at $2500. A-l hunting. Ralph W. Harris Broker.

Phone Welln- villc 4251,12. James Vroman, Salesman. Phone 1584. ANDOVER The Kathryn Welch home, Main and Center Sts. 3 bedrooms, furnace, modern kitchen.

Call us for details an price. "Rock" Boyce, Realtor. Ph. 371 or 250R. SCIO HOME With 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, full basement, furnace, Vt acre lot, 2 ear garage.

Farmnn St. Remodeled home, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, double lot, garage. Price reduced. Robert A. Sweeney, Broker, Joe Coyle, Salesman, Phone 1150.

RIVERSIDE New ranch home, basement, garage, all electric kitchen, oak floors. Will showj Wellsville Realty Ruth Brown, Leo Ludden, Brokers. Phone 1494. evenings. 1457.

Reporter Classified Advertising CASH or 2 Insertions, 40 per word per day, 3 or more con- lecutlve Insertions 3o per word per day; 6 or more consecutive Insertions per word per day. CHARGE or 2 Insertions, 5c per word per day; 3 or more consecutive insertions avjc per word per day; 6 or more consecutive Insertions 3c per word per day. Slclp day take Htj Minimum Cash Minimum Charge Minimum Copy must be In by 9:30 am. to Insure Insertion the same day- Contract Rate tor month or longer upon application. The Reporter reserved tne right to edit or reject all copy.

Errors In tnould be reported promptly we will not be responsible tor man than one incorrect Insertion. 3LIND AD HANDMNQ CHABOI For addressee! cars ot there viu UC N. HIGHLAND Top location. Really built, basement, garage, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Let's dicker! WellsviUe Realty Co.

Ruth Brown, Leo Ludden, Brokers. Call 1494, evenings 1457. CAMP AMBROSE Route 6, opposite Trading Post, completely furnished, water well, gas, fireplace, screened porch. Look! Offers wanted. Wellsville Realty Co.

Ruth Brown, Leo Ludden, brokers. Phone 1494, evenings 1457. FOUR BEDROOMS S. Main. Double garage, Ig.

lot, modern kitchen, I 1 baths. We want offers! Owner works away. Wellsville Realty Co. Ruth Brown, Leo Ludden, Brokers. Phone 1494, evenings 1457.

CHARMING Three bedroom home, garage, cellar, large lot, fine location. Strout Realty. Richard Graves, lie. rep. Phone 2169.

THREE BEDROOM House, modern kitchen, 1 car garage liew, low price, Plione Auction Service 26 YOUR AUCTION Is an important event! Don't get your information second band, but go straight to Kent's for an honest and reliable appraisal and auction service. Or we buy outright. Call us at Hinsdalc 4301, 2584 or 2431. P.S. Remember our Maplehurst Livestock commission sales every Monday at our Hlnsdale pavilion.

Television Schedule atoms 5 p.m. (4) "Three Men in White" (1941) Lionel Barrymore, an Johnson 5:30 p.m. (5) "A Dispatch from Reuters" Edward Robinson, Eddie Albert; (7) "Bomber's Moon" (1943) George Montgomery, Annabclla 11:15 p.m. (7) "On the Run" (English; 195(5) Noll McCallum, Susan Beaumont 11:20 p.m. (4) "The House Intrigue" (Italian-German; 1958) Dawn Addama, Folco Lulll TONIGHTS 5:00 (4) Movie Bozo anrt Popcye 5:30 (2) Quick Draw McGraW (5) (7) Movie 6:00 (2) Sea Hunt 6:20 (5) Magic Moments 6:30 (2) (4) News 6:45 (2) (4) (5) News 7:00 (2) Rlpcord (4) Phil Silvers (5) Victory at Sea 7:15 News 7:30 (2) (5) Laramle (4) Lucy Dcsi (7) Bugs Bunny 8:00 (7) Bachelor Father 8:30 (2) (5) Alfred Hitchcock (4) Dobie Gillis New Breed 9:00 (2) (5) Dick Powell (4) Comedy Spot 9:30 (4) Ichabod and Me (7) Yours for a Song 10:00 (2) (5) Cain's Hundred Talent Scouts (7) Alcoa Premiere 11:00 (2) (4) (5) (7) News 11:15 (7) Movio 11:20 (4) Movie 11:30 (2) (5) Tonight 1:00 (2t Consult Dr.

Brothers (7) News 1:15 (7) Mahlia Jackson WEDNESDAY MOVIES 9 a.m. (5) "Code of the Secret Service" (1939) Ronald Reagan Rosclla Townc 1 p.m. (2) "Partners in Crime" (1937) Lynne Overman; (5) "Sweet Adeline" (1935) Inane Dunne; (7) "Marry Me Again" (1953) Marie Wilson, Robert Cum- inings 5 p.m. (4) "The Case of the Red Monkey" (English; 1955) Richard Conic, Ron Anderson 5:30 p.m. (5) "International Squadron" (1941) Ronald Reagan, Olympe Bradna 11:15 p.m.

(5) "The Betrayal" (English; 1956) Diana Decker, Philip Friend 11:20 p.m. (4) "Of Mice and Men" (1940) Betty Field, Burgess Meredith 9:30 (4) Dick Van Dyke 10:00 (21 (5) Piny Your Hunch (4) Armstrong Circle Theater Naked City 10:30 (2) (5) Brinkloy's nal (2) (4) (5) (7) News 11:15 Movie 11:20 (4) Movie 11:30 (2) (5) Tonight Show 1:00 (2) Consult Dr. Brothers '7) News 1:15 (7) Mahlia Jackson Olean, Auburn Win Semi-Final Series Hy 'fllE ASSOCIATED I'WKSS League chnmnion and runnorup Erie must l.caten each other silly scrambling for the New league pennptil. They've both boon knocked out. of the playoffs nv two straight games.

Auburn eliminated Jamestown Monday night in their bcst-of- three semi-final at Jamestown, 9- clubhcd a two-tun homor in the 7. The Yanks' Bernio Smith third inning and Auburn added four runs in the seventh that put the game on ice. A two-run double by Bob Montgomery featured a seven-run explosion by Oloan in the ninth as the Sox skimmed by TCrio 8-7 Two Erie errors helped the Olcaii cause. The best of-thrcc final is at Auburn tonight and Wednesday night, with the third game, if necessary, scheduled for Olcr.n Thursday. SPECIAL DAYTIME PROGRAMS TOMORROW (Regularly scheduled daytime programs, Monday through Friday are listed in Saturday's Reporter.) WEDNESDAY EVENING 5-00 Movie Popeye 5:30 (2) Felix the Cat (5) (7) Movie 6:00 Sea Hunt 6:20 (5) Magic Moments 6:30 (2) (4) (5) News 6:45 (2) (4) (5) News 7:00 (2) Pioneers People Arc Funny (5) Victory at Sea 7:15 (7) News 7:30 (2) (5) Wagon Train (4) Alvin (7) Howard K.

Smith 8:00 (4) Window on Main Street (7) Miami Undercover 8:30 (2) (5) Rebel (4) Checkmate (7) Top Cat 9:00 (21 (5) Mystery Theater (7) Hawaiian Eye ACROSS 1. Crucial C. Automobile shelter 12. Essential IS. The Mount of Olives 14.

By 15. Proclaim i 17. Paring tool J8. State 20. Vase with feet 22.

Compass point 23. ing amount 85. Weep 87. River in Babyl. i mythological hero 31.

Was ious 83. Behold 34. Means of transportation: abbr. 35. Satirical 37.

Conductor's stick 39. Korean ctier 41. Young doa 43. Choke 44. Poke: stake 43.

Algonquian Indian 48. Fingerless glove 50. Abrupt 52. Dance step 54. Company; abbr.

65. Hairy' (7. Leaf of corolla 69. Parish of Louisiana 00. Rebuke verely Bottle Still Rages For IL Fourth Spot By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With the end of the International League campaign in sight, thn fight for the last playoff "spot is turning into a battle between Atlanta and Columbus.

Monday night, the Crackers carved out a 7-2 victory over the Jets, to go one up, 9-8, on the scn- series. The victory also pave Atlanta a one game margin over Columbus for fourth place. The Crackers are now 12M- games back of the league leading Jacksonville Suns. The Suns dropped a 4-2 decision to the Richmond V's, and the scc- place Toronto Maple Leafs height garr.es back, edged the third Rochester Red Wings, 7-3. Buffalo at Syracuse was rained out.

The Red Wings got only three hits, but two of them were home runs by Dan Kravitz and Nino Escalera, for a 3-1 Rochester lead. Toronto got two in the sev- AIRY AND LIGHT-' Thli Is the Interior of the new Trans World flight center at New York's Idlewlld Airport. The concrete and glass terminal build- Ing, which suggests grace of a bird In flight, was designed by the late Eero Saarlnen. Barrier Breakers Claim No Trouble By J. WALTER JOHNSON PENSACOLA, Fla.

pupils who broke the racial barrier iri nine Escambia County schools said there was no trouble and things went well in the classrooms. The 21 children who Monday became the first of their race to enter previously white schools in northwest Florida may be joined today by J. Nichols, 10. Alvcr backed out at the last minute Monday, telling his parents: "I don't think 1 could make His parents indicated, however, they probably would let him go to previously white N. B.

Cook Elementary Schoo'l until arrangements can be made for his transfer back to his former Negro school. Sheila R. Harris, 16-year-old Negro senior who entered Pensacola High School, said that on the whole everything was very nice "The majority of the kids were very nice to me," she said. "Nobody had any bad things to say to me. "Of course I was apprehensive at first, but they helped me a lot.

I lost my way to class twice and some students showed me how to get there. There were no compli- cations. Virtually, no spectators were on hand citlver for the opening or dosing of the schools attended by. 42,000 pupils. Escambia is the sixth Florida county to desegregate schools.

Buffalo Livestock KEATING PLEDGES SUPPORT OF COOPER I WASHINGTON Kcn- 'nclli B. Keating, said today he will support Irving Ben Cooper's nomination to be a federal district judge for Southern New York. The endorsement by Keating, a member of a five-member Senate BUFFALO, N.Y. subcommittee consider- Clo 'ing livestock- I 6 Cooper's nomination by PrcsiCattle: Steers and hcifcrs-Too few sales to establish a market. Dairy-type slaughter c.ttto-D* nnrmaUon othe former mand moderate.

Market steady. Now York cjt sessions fr a tr an i 7.n U1 Court judge was Opposed by the 16.00-17.00, top 17.50. Standard American and New York City bar cnth, one in the eighth and pp.t 1he game away in the ninth as Dennis Menkc hit a two run homer Tuesday's schedule: Toronto at Syracuse Buffalo at Rochester Columbus at Atlanta Richmond at Jacksonville dairy heifers 18.00-20.00; commercial 17.00-18.00. Calves: Demand good. Market about steady.

No prime offered. Choice calves 33.00 34.00, top 35.00; good 30.00-32.00. Hogs: Demand moderate. Market about steady. U.S.

No. 1-3 butchers 180-225 Ibs 18.25-19.25; 230-260 'Ibs 18.25-19.00. Sheep and lambs: Demand moderate. Market steady. Good and choice lambs 22.00-23.00.

JOHANNESBURG GETS 12-INCH SNOWFALL JOHANNESBURG, South Africa heaviest snowfall in memory covered Johannesburg today. Frolicking seeing snow for the first started wild snowball fights that sometimes led to swinging fists and smashed windows. The snow was 12 inches deep in places. If you want to "up" nutrients, use both regular fluid milk and non-fat dry milk solids when you arc making milk shakes for your youngsters. associations on the ground he lacked judicial temperament.

ACTOR HOOT GIBSON IS LAID TO REST INGLEWOOD, Calif. cowboy actor Hoot Gibson was buried while old-time Western stars arid their villains, the Indians, mourned in buckskin, chaps, stetsons and beaded Indian dress. Gibson, 70, was buried Monday at Inglcwood Park Cemetery. He died Thursday of cancer. ZENITH PORTABLE TELEVISIONS RADIOS BATTERIES MALLERY RADIO and TV Phone 438 or 2044 Solution of 1.

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Link, letter M. Old horse SB. It is so 38. Scotch cap 40. Arboreal marsupial 42.

Chink 45. Walked wearHy 47. Surpasses 49. M. Water sort 51.

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