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STAR-GAZETTE Elmira, N.Y, eMIa Notices' ANNOUNCEMENTS Uclans, Irish May Hit Top Baylor, which had stunned Sy SEPTEMBER 26 EVENING Associated Press i A new teen-age battery at Notre Dame and a couple of architects of the "big bomb" at UCLA are sticking their noses into what was supposed to be a private war between Alabama and Michigan State for the season's top college football honors. The Fighting Irish haven't had a national champion since 1949 and the Bruins from the West Coast have never been No. 1, although a Rose Bowl victory save them fourth last year, but both must be rated powerful title threats on the basis of tneir explosive performances Satur-dav. UCLA, which crushed Pittsburgh the week before, toyed with a Syracuse team ratea ine best in the East and 20 pounds heavier to the man in winning 31-12. Junior Quarterback Gary Beban.

a deadlv nasser. found an ideal target in Buzz Busby, a lS-vear-old sophomore who runs 100 yards in 9.4 seconds, hitting him on long bombs. At South Bend, the Irish discovered another combination In Terry Hanratty, 18-year-old quarterback, and Jim Seymour, 19-year-old receiver, who clicked off passes of 84, 39 and seven yards in beating Purdue 24-14. Just as UCLA's quick defenders stopped Syracuse's formidable Floyd Little, holding him to 20 yards, so did Notre Dame cool off Purdue's Bob Griese, who beat the Irish the year before. Both top-ranked Michigan State and third-rated Alabama, with UCLA sandwiched between in last week's poll, won' convincingly, although against less awesome opposition.

The Spartans turned loose a race horse backfield of Jim Kaye, Dwight Lee, Clint Jones and Bob Apisa in smashing Penn State 42-8 and Alabama, national champion the last two years, trampled Louisiana Tech 84-0. Other teams fa last week's Top Ten except seventh-ranked Purdue and lOth-rated Baylor won rather handily. nKyittTrrcrmng (The tv schedule art printed In ac cordance with Information provided by the station themselves.) WNBF 12.. WHEN-S WSYE-li WKBW 7 WDAU 22 WNYS WBJA 34 WPIX-ll WINR-40 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (7:30 p. Channels 4-5-12-22) "Pass the Vegetables, Please." Bob Denver finds a crate of seeds which are dutifully plan ted by the hungry castaways.

The seeds grow faster than the beans in Jack and the Beanstalk. THE LUCY SHOW (8:30 o.m.. Channels 4-5-12-22) Lucy is desperate to cash in on a double your money back if not satisfied advertising campaign of a bean company. There's some fun as she meets company president Ed Begley hoping he will parlay her 1,300 cans of beans so she can furnish her apartment. RUN FOR YOU LIFE (10 p.m., Channels 18-40) "Bord ers of Barbarism." Joan Collins, daughter of a dead British counterspy, is after a tin box of diamonds and documents.

She lures and woos Ben Gaz- zara into their game in a pithy scavenger jaunt which finds them in Yugoslavia. CHANNEL .11 (11 p.m.) "Heartaches." (1947) Sheila Ryan, Richard Norris. CHANNEL (11:20 p.m.) "The Phoenix City Story." (1955) Edward An drews, John Mclntire. Rochester Reigns in i Softball Columbia Bank of Rochester touched talented Carl (Fireball) Roberts for the winning run in the eighth inning Sunday night io aeieat suyiine TV of Auburn, 6-5, for the championship in the annual Umpires' Softball Tournament at Eldridge Stad ium. Winning pitcher Dave Mur- pny, wno relieved Rochester starter Joe Kollep in the seventh, began the winning ral ly witn a double and scored the winning run on Bob Rus sell's single.

Phil Argento smacked a two- run homer in the first off Roberts, one of the finest pitchers upstate iew xorK tor years, Roberts gave ud eight hits. Au burn sent the game into extra innings with a three run rally in ine eignin. In semi-final eames. Roberts hurled Auburn to a 2-1 victory over Suburban Foods of Syra cuse ana Kocnester tripped Mc-Clouth Chewy of 3-1, behind Murphy. jname stogner's one hit pitching gave McClouth a 2-0 triumph over Suburban in the consolation game for third place.

Southside JVs Top Li'l Raiders, 12-6 The Southside JVs edged by the Horseheads JVs, beating their hosts 12-6. Chuck Bailey was the star for Southside, gaining good yardage and scoring once from me HJ-yara line. ttouthside 6 6 0 012 Horseheads 0 0 6 06 Hfm l)ww in TempenMuras tM4 Unm Timay Mwoixf 'IIH Finger Lakes Chart 6:00 22 Soupy Sale 7-Movle 40 Six OXKck Report 34-Mr. Wlltoby 6 4-5-12-22-New 1MO Huntley-Brlnkley 34-Margie 11 Superman -Syracuse U. Football 7.flft Huckleberry Hound isMovle 4 Midwestern Heyride (e) Twlllnhl Zona 34 Star Performance a-22 News 12 Fashions for Milady 40-Havt Gun Will Travel 7 40 Menkees (c) The Munster 7-4-34 iron Horse (c) 4-5-12-23-Gllligan't Island (C) 800 4-S-12-22 Run, Buddy Run (C) 8 40 Roger Miller (C) Patrol (C) 4-5-12-22-Lucy (C) 9 7-M4 Felony Squed (C) lS-40-Road West (C) 9 nft U-H-Famlly Affair (C) lw and Mr Jones 7-t-M-Psyton Piece 11-Honey Wt Movie 1 nn 734 Big Valley 1 0:00 tMO-Run for Your Life (C) 4-5-H-52 Jean Arthur Show (C) 11-Perry Mason 10:30 4-12-22 I've Get A Secret 1 1 rSport 4-5-1 M8-22-40-New 11-Movle 4-S-22- -Movie 11 IM0 Johnny Carson (C) 7-11-12-22-Movle -Route 46 1200 Dlvore Cour' 1:00 22 Newsi Movie I inlliieWf 1 SEPTEMBER 27 7 An 12 social Security iulTli Chaw 7 (7:15) Employment File 4-5 News 22 Cartoon Land 7 on Chenle's Place.

OU 7-Rocket Ship 12 RFD 4 Popey 22 News 5 Morning Calendar Q.rift -s-'2-ii cap Kangare Uivv ii pancake man 8 11 Biography Leave it to Beaver 9 la Ladies Day vU 7-Diahno for Dollars 22 Educational TV 4 Mike's Carnival 40 Wally Western 5 Toy Shop 11 Gloria 14 Adventure Time -Merv Griffin 11-Jack LaLanna rt is Pooeva OU to-sgi. Weston S-Andv 12-STETA Theater 7-Glrl Talk MRobln Hodd 4 Gypsy 11 Biography 22 Nancy Dolphin lft.nft 11 Thrill Hunters I 4-5-22 i Love Lucv Theater 34-Mr. Wlllobv ls-40 Eye Guess I Dialing for D.trs 12 to. TV 1ft. 1ft 1 Mo Concentration U'dU 7-Glrl Talk It-Ralph Carroll 4-5-22-Real McCoys uar anaoows 11 Cartoons 11 7--34 Supermarket Sweep I 4-12-23-Anoy of Mavbernt lWO-Chaln Letter 11 Popeye i 1 4-5-12-22 Olck yen Dyke I I is-40-Paradiso Bay (C) 7-e-34 Dating Game IS Showdown 11 Carol Corbet! show 40 Concentration AFTERNOON 1 MM-Lm Of Life I n-Rocky 7-Movto News- (12:15) House Spookor M4 Donna Reed 1S-40-Jooperdy (O 1 1.1ft IS Denny Sullivan -J4 Father Knows Beet 4-5-12-22 Search for Tomorrow; Guiding 40-Swingln' Country 11 Cartoons (C) I.ftft The Millers lJJ SlAMrail Ullrhnrt Fashion II Mlllinalr 40 NASA Film 12 Dr.

Joyce Brother 1.1ft 4-5-12-22-As the world Turn I.OU 40-Let Make a Deal (C) ll-Movie 2.ftft 4-5-12-22 Password 7-M4 Newhrwed Game 40 Days of Our Live 11 Super Car 4-5-12-22 Housa Party Time for Us 40-Doctors 3 ft M-34 General Hospital UU 4-5-12-22-TO Tell The Truth 40-Another World 3 Art Baron Daemon 4-5-12-22-Edqe of Nlottt 34 Nurses 7 Superman 11-Boze tou pern say 4 4-5-12-22 Secret Storm Dark Shadows 40 Match Game 11 Beachcomber Bill 4.Jft 5-12 Certoons MO Movie 11 (th Man Mike Douglas IS Let's Make a Deal 14 Where the Action It 22 Soupy Sales Show 5 ft 5-12 Movies UU U-Popevo 34-Wlltobv 11 Surprise Show 7-Highwey Patrol 22 wierv erittin 5.1ft cartoons u-Three stooges Per t'm U.S. SUUAU C3 sMrs oiini Buffalo tv 59 39 Monday, Sept. 26, 1966 16 REAL ESTATI AGENTS 21 CAMPBELL Real Estate, RE 4-9465, will appreciats a can in your piana to buy, sell or rent. ML. HOMES, Cottages, lots, acreage specialising Schuyler uo.

Buying, selling. Moddlck. Odessa 594-3380. HOMES Farms, acreage, cottages. New York and Mary C.

Baker. ML Realtor. RE 2-6232. IF YOU DESIRE a quick sale ot your propeny, can nij man. Realtor.

RE 9-9356. NEED homes for waiting buyers. For dependable and efficient srv Ice. John B. McCarty.

RE 9-5688. HOUSES FOR SAll IS BARNES HILL RD. 6 room rancher of colonial design, living room with antique brick fireplace, large formal dining area, built-in kitchen, 1V4 baths, double attached garage, lot 100 175. Low ts area. HUdreth Realty, RB 4-0761.

BIRCHWOOD AVE. 237 Elmlr Heights. Splendid 6 room, 8 bedroom home. Wall to wall carpet" ing in living room, dining room, low taxes. $8,900.

Olson. RE 4-7148. BROADWAY, 816 Southport. Large 8-room bungalow at realis tio price of 2 bedrooms, modern bath down; 8 bedrooms, place for bath up. Modern kitchen, 2-car garage, lot 100x200.

with fruit trees. Taxes only $285. Good condition throughout Owner anxious to sell. Ambrose, Realtor. RE" 2-6688.

BROOKLINB AVE. 2 bedroom home, 220 wiring. Patio. Garage. Lot 60x150.

Low taxes. $8,500. Mo-Corkle, Realtor, RE 4.6183. CLINTON W. 520 5 bed.

rooms, laundry, 14 bath upstairs, downstairs 2 living rooms, dinin room, den, kitchen and bath. DEVONSHIRE DRIVE Complete-ly jemodeled 4 bedroom ranch. New kitchen with birch cupboards, lovely eating area. 2 extra largo bedrooms, ceramic bath, 2-car garage. Low taxes.

Blanchard Real Estate, RB 9.5651. FOX ST. $7,900. Buy land contract 8 neat rooms. Rents for $120 plus 4 rooms for owner.

New gas furnace. Stiles Son. RE 3-6575. FRANKLIN ST. E.

Horseheads. Lovely 3 bedroom oncK rancn. Large living room with stone fireplace, wall to wall carpet. 14! baths, loads of closets and built-Ins. Recreation basement with fireplace and door opening on to terraced 14 acre lot 3 car garage, city water, gas heat Listed at $25,000.

Don't wait! I "Realtor" Hynes RB 4-2335. GR. CENTRAL AVE. City. room oiaer type smgie, new ceilings, copper plumbing etc.

Largo lot 2 car garage. Automatlo laundry, refrigerator and gaa range are all Included In the low asking price of only $9,000. Owner will finance with reasonable down payment Hurry 1 "Realtor" Hynes RBI 4-2335. GRAY W. Excellent Income, 8 rooms and bath on each floor, taxes just $276, priced at only; $14.900.

Hlldreth Realty, RE 4-0761 HOLD EN ROAD 3 acres. Beautiful ranch home. 2 fireplaces, baseboard heat wall rugs. View of Valley. For details, Stiles as Son, RE 3-6575.

HOLDERMAN Hollow Rd. miles from heart of city. 10 acres, 1000 ft road front 9 room, 2 bato home, large barn adaptable to many uses such as horses, pets, antiques, etc. The price is right, can ba inspected by calling Franlc Maloney, Realtor, RE 2-4009. HORNER ST.

Riverside school area. Desirable 6 room, 3 bedroom home. Pleasant modern kitchen, new wiring, copper plumbed, 2 car garage. Olson, RE 4-7146. HULETT ST.Horseheads." Ideal retirement home.

Bungalow, 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, bath, hardwood floors, cellar, garage. $10,000. Blanchard Realtor, RE 9-5651. ITHACA ROAD Horseheads 4-bedroom, bungalow, large living room, formal dining, ceramic bath, full cellar, sewer connected. Immediate possession! Blanchard Real Estate, RE 9-5651.

LENOX AVE. W. Town of Horseheads. Charming 8 room, 1 to 3 bedroom picture book Cape Cod with expansion attic modern kitchen (built-ins) economical gas hot water heat garage and black top drive. Most attractive over 4 aero 3 terraoe lot with private -park and picnic areas.

Many other features. Would you believe, under an assumable mortgage and early possession? Sid Hynes RE) 4-2335. LOWER MAPLE AVE. Charming Cape Cod, fireplace, breezeway, 3 car garage, located on 64 acree of land. $22,500.

Howard E. Blair Realtor, RB 9-7424. MAPLE AVE. Ideal horn for large family. Center entrance, fireplace In huge living room, formal dining room.

4 or 5 bedrooms 14 baths, garage. $15,000. Olson, RE 4-7146. I MAPLE AVE. Large "family home, 9 rooms, 14 baths.

Lot 185x179 with many beautiful trees, $16,500. McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183. MILLER ST. E. Modern 8 room 2 baths, new gss furnace.

Large sunporch. Dining room, -acre lot. Fruit berries. A Real Buy! Stllei ft Son. RB 3-6575.

MORNINGSIDB 67 A real bargain for a homo in West Elmira. 6-room English colonial being sold to settle estate. Low taxes. Priced at $10,000. J.

Ambrose Realtor, RB 2-6688. OAK ST. 708 Good 6 room home, carport large yard, very ood buy, $5,900, Ben Solomon. 32-1223. PINEWOOD DR.

HORSEHEADS Brand new split foyer and amazingly priced at $19,600. Entrance foyer large living room, neat kitchen (built-ins) dining area adjacent 3 sizeable bedrooms, spaclnua bath with long built In vanity. Bae ment floor tiled, garage. An un- usual good buy let us show youl Olson, RB 4-7146. RIDGE ROAD Just beyond Ridge Roaa tscnooi.

Hewer nome situated on double lot, 120x150. Large shad trees surround this comfortable 2-bedroom home. 4 bedrooms could be yours with little finishing done upstairs. 2. car garage.

Screened-ln patio. Low taxes. Immediate possession. Blanchard Real Estate, RB 9-6651. RIVERSIDE AVE.

Excellent 8 Dearoom in A-l condition 220 wiring; new roof, garage. $14,600. Me- Corkle, Realtor, RB 4-6183. SCIO ST. Reduced in price I De- siraoie a-oearoom, 3-story borne newly decorated inside and out Nicely carpeted living and dining rooms completely modernized kitchen with birch cupboards, 2-car garage.

Newer furnace, 220 wiring, copper plumbing. Available quickly. J. Ambrose, Realtor. RB 2-6688.

SING SING 1305 Midway upiwcen nurseneans ana Big FurtS, We invite your inspection of thie very attractive 6-room ranch. Kitchen dining area, living room (fireplace), 220 electric forced air heat full basement Some extra, features include electric dishwasher, thermopane windows, all copper plumbing. Attached 14 -car garage, blacktop drive, lot 100x200. This home new in 1964 is excellent throughout and Is very fairly priced In the mid 20' s. Call Blau-velt Realtor.

RB 9-3677. SPORTSMEN Camp In comfort In this A-104 Swift A frame. Delivered en your lot for only 11,584 plus tax. Erect yourself In a few hours. Contact Glider City Swift Homes, Inc.

frln, N. Y. Phone RE 9-3032 or RE 9-2464 WE FINANCE, NO DOWN PAYMENT MARKS, Mrs. Dorothy Hovencamp Age of 512 Jefferson Monday, Sept. 24, 1964.

Friends may call at the Hagerman Funeral Home Tuesday only from I to 7 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., the Rev. Rltchard Lyon. Wood lawn Cemetery. Survived by husband, Nelson Marks) daughter, Mrs.

Charles (Dorothy) Bednarek of Elmira; sons, Harold Marks of Elmira and Ronald Marks of Elbrldge, N.Y.i sister, Miss Hazel Hovencamp of Elmira; brothers, Martin and William Hovencamp, both of Elmira; several grandchildren. She was a registered nurse at Arnot Ogden Hospital. WHITTIG, Mrs. Anna E. Age 15.

of 313 W. Gray St. and Blos- vaie, N.Y., formerly of E. smlthfleld, Monday, Sept. 24, 1964.

Friends may call at Smith and Fudge Funeral Home, Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., the Rev. Rltchard E. Lyon, Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by husband, William R.

Wit-tig; daughter, Mrs. William G. Ed-minster of Elmira; sons, Leon B. of Utlca and Wesley T. of Lee Center, N.Y.J brothers, Will Taylor of Wav-erly and Purley and Archie Talvor, both of BlnghamtrwH 14 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren.

ALFSEN. Willis of 247 Allen Elmira, Monday, Sept. 26, 1964. Friends may call at Keefe Funeral Home, Monday 7 to 0 and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at a.m.

and In St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m. St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Henrietta Brownell of Gloversvllle, NY.i Mster, Mrs. John Baker of Cooperstown N.Y.; grandson, John Brownell and five great-grandchildren, all of I lion, N.Y.; two stepdaughters, Mr. Alice Fetterman of Syracuse and Mrs. Gertrude English of California; stepson, Robert Simon of Syracuse. He was a retired employ of Remington Rand.

BARNES, Emery L. Age 54, of Mansfield, RD 3, Sunday, Sept. 25, 1966. Friends may call at Shaw and Robena Funeral Home, Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 7 p.m.

Funeral there Wednesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. David Griffiths and the Rev. Charles Brooks. Prospect Cemetery. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Theadora Barnes; son, Emery Barnes, Jr. of Mansfield, RD daughters, Mrs. Ann Token of Albany, Ga. and Miss Donna Barnes, at home; sisters, Mrs. Florence Sargent of Mansfield, RD 3 and Mrs.

Lillian Pedelty of Painted Post RD four grandchildren. ALLEN, Dora I. Age 10, of 104 Hoffman Sunday, Sept. 25, 1966. Friends may call at Oithof Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 p.m.

and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 a.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 11:30 a.m., the Rev. Herbert J. Gordon Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Kenneth (Phyllis) Young of Lehigh Acres, Fla.i son, Atcott Allen of Bmlra; three grandchildren; six great grandchildren. BERRY, Mrs. Annetta Age t5, of 144 N. Williamson Blossburg, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1964.

Friends may call at the Adams Funeral Home, Blossburg, Monday 2 to 4 end 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1966, at 11 a.m. In St. Luke's Episcopal Church, the Rev.

Harold Westover. Arbon Cemetery, Blossburg. Memorial service at Adams Funeral Home, Monday at 8 p.m. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Gladys Eddlngs, Mrs.

Ida Stroubla both of Blossburg, Mrs. Cathryn Kre-gor of Liberty; sons, J. Demarest Berry of Forksvllle, Thomas J. Berry of Wilmington, sister, Mrs. Sylvia Russell of Lawrencevllle; 11 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; several step-grandchildren.

Sh was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church; St. Luke's Guild; Faith Rebekah Lodge No. 96. EWEN, Mrs.

Leonora R. of 70S Park Place, Sunday, Sept. 25, 1966. Friends may call at Hughes Funeral Home, 311 Lake Monday 7 to p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m.

Prayer service there Wednesday at 1:15 a.m. followed by Requiem High Mass et 9 a.m. In St. Patrick's Church. St.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Survived by brother, Jeremiah Hurley at home; several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was the widow of John Ewen. LENOX, Daniel H. Age SI, of 15 Cadwell Waverly, Saturday, Sept.

24, 1966, at Sayre House after a lingering Illness. Body at Kolb-Allgeler Funeral Home, 445 Waverly Waverly, where friends may call Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 7 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 1 p.m., the Rev. Robert Grover, ptstor of Waverly Methodist Church officiating. Cole Cemetery, Monroeton, Pa.

Survived by sister, Mrs. Gertrude Mascho of Corning; several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was a member of Waverly Methodist Church; Moose Lodge No. 1490 of Waverly. MITCHELL, Thomas B.

Age 41, of 277 Parkwood Elmira Heights, Sundcy, Sept. 25, 1964. Body at Ballard and Lindgren Funeral Home where friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 7 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 11 a.m., the Rev.

Robert A. Delorme. Maple Grove Cemetery. Survived by son, John S. Mitchell of Horseheads; daughter, Mrs.

John De-Golyer of Elmira Heights; brother, Robert Mitchell of Elmira Heights; sisters, Mrs. Effie Dunn, Mrs. Margaret Brooks, Mrs. Jane Willis all of Florida, Mrs. Helen Thomas of Horseheads; eight grandchildren.

He wes an employe of the Eclipse Machine Dlv. of Bendix member of Oakwood Methodist Church; past master of Heights Lodge No. 913 FStAM. LODGE NOTICI Officers and members of the Heights Lodge No. 913 will meet at the Ballard and Lindgren Funeral Home Tuesday at 7 p.m.

to conduct a memorial service for our late member, Thomas B. Mitchell. Signed: LOUIS A. RICE Master -NORMAN GEARHART Secretary WALSH, John F. of 211 W.

Fourth Watkins Glen, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1966. Friends mey call at Royca Funeral Home, WMklns Glen, Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Prayer service there Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. followed by Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m.

in St. Mary's Church, Wet-kins Glen, Father Francis H. Turner. Holy Cross Cemetery, Watkins Glen. Recitation of the Rosary Monday at 8 p.m.

In-lleu of flowers contributions mey be mede to the New Altar of St. Mcry's Church. Survived by wife, Alice Walsh; daughter, Mrs. Doml-nick J. Celorco of Seneca Falls; sons, Richard J.

Walsh of New Haven, David M. Walsh of Mayport, Fla.i sister, Mrs. Robert Schorder of Long Island; three grandchildren. OSGOOD, Mrs. Mary E.

Age 93, of Hendy Creek Plna City RD 1, Sunday, Sept. 25, 1966. Friends may cell at' the Hagerman Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

the Rev. Herbert J. Gordon. Wood-lawn Cemetery. Survived by husbend, Fred E.

Osgood; daughters, Mrs. Eva Lenhard of Mrs. Carl (Elliabeth) Holler of Roch sons, FLOWERS To Express Your Sympathy IIEMENWAY FLORIST 164 Lake St. RE 3-6611 NOTICES NEED MONEY? Fund raising our specialty for any size group, at yrs. experience.

Scouts, churches schools and clubs. It Interested phone RE 8-3238. CALL CLIFF COLDIRON for your Stewart MCGulre shoes, 733-2874. FOR A FEW PENNIES a day you may now have a hospital room in your own home. Everything for the alck room, for rent' or for eale at Geroulda Surgical Simply Center.

S. Main and W. Hudson St Deliver service, RE 4-7220. TROUBLED with stuffy nosa or si nus like conditions? Try Arna Ointment, 49o Jar at Elmira Drug's stores. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 8 area meetings a week.

RE 4-8204. ULCERS? Nervous stomach? Get new PhS tablets. Works fast as liquids. Only 8So at Elmira Drugs' 4 stores. BEAUTICIANS COLD WAVE SPECIAL $5 com.

plete. Irene Holcombe, 732-0352. LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown shell rimmed glass es bifocal, case, RE 2-1078. BUSINESS SERVICE PLUMBING, HEATING 14 SEPTIC TANK Cesspool pumping and new installations. Free estimates.

RE 4-7319. DOMINIC SCARINGE, 154 W. 4th Sewers-uesspoois, kjs 4-7410. JOHN J. COSTELLO.

811 Roe Ave. Sewer Contractor. Complete sewer service. RE 4-5313 RE 4-7477, SHEESLEY'S Sewer Service, 251 Lynwood Ave. RE 3-1862.

Septic tanks pumped, cesspools installed. Complete sewer connections. STAN KIMBLE Plumbing and heating. Licensed. RE 4-8718.

RADIO-TELEVISION SERVIC1 IS ALWAYS available TV doctor. Service calls 7 daya wk. RE 2-0209. ART DOANE'a TV service, color. black and white.

RE 8-3796. BOARDMAN'S TV Service Center, Sales, RE 2-3579 RE 3-4633. CENTRAL Radio Store Dependable, satisfactory, reasonably priced service, 126 s. Main KiS MOVING AND STORAGI 16 A. C.

Rice Storage Corp. Storage. long distance moving a specialty. Elmira'a largest Ileet cross coun try furniture vans, dependable service, free estimates. RE 3-9183.

GREGORY'S Moving, storage, de livery. Elmira agent Wheatonvan Lines. Lower transit insurance rate proof of Wheaton'a careful record. 700 Madison Ave. RE 2-0845 RENT-A-TRUCK ty Hour Day- Week.

SOS-Avis, Standard Operating Service. Elmira. RE 3-5588. A BARGAIN ALWAYS, tree cutting, trucking, trash, moving. RE2-43S5.

ALL TRUCKING, MOVING, hauling reasonable. RE 4-2790. GENERAL TUCKING, trash hauled, reasonable, RE 2-7845. RffBBISH AND GARBAGE remov- ed. Kennedy Trucking.

RE 4-8452. RUBBISH REMOVED, reasonable KG 3-3711. TOP SOIL, gravel, fill. HaLstead of Lowman. RE 3-6324.

TRUCKING Trash or furniture. anytime reasonable. RE 4-2432. W. FENTON Top soil, gravel fill dirt RE 3-1215.

PAINTING, PAPERING 17 A-l painting, papering, carpentry. Handyman, low rates, kjs 8zoi. EXPERT Painting, taping, swirling 20 yrs. experience. Novick RE 9892.

Hesselbarth, RE 9-3077. EXPERT PAPERHANGING, paint ing, 30 yrs. experience, kk 4-6413. INTERIOR Painting. Free esti mates.

RE 2-9051 RE 3-1654. PAINTING and carpentry work. In terior, reasonable, 20 yrs. expert' ence. Free estimates.

RE 8-3498 days, RE 3-1994, evenings. PAINTING Exterior. Interior, 22 yrs. experience, frea estimates. RE 4-978S.

PAINTING, paperhanglng, dry wall swirling. Free estimates. RE 8-5946 PORCH STEPS, roofing and coat- lng. house nalntlng, foundation work on houses. RE 8-5454 RE 8-2067.

fARPENTRY. MASONRY. ROOFING IS AAAA roof reoalrs. roofing, aiding. eave troughs, insured guaranteed.

Iroquois. RE 3-4842 RE 4-0685. ALL BUILDING, painting, remodel ing, paneling, rooting. Free estl ates. RE 4-8003.

ALL CARPENTRY Porches rebuilt and porch steps. RE 2-0996. ALL KINDS new roofs, applied, re pairs, reasonable. RE 4-2432. BUILDING AND REMODELING H.

Diffenderfer. RE 8-7698. CARPENTER and mason work, homes leveled. Terms. RE 8-7645.

CARPENTRY, masonry, painting, exterior, interior, RE 4-2790. FLOORS aanded, refinlshed. Old like new. RE 2-8102 RE 9-7646. PLASTERING and cellar repairs, chimneys, steps, RB 2-3319.

LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING It IRONING3 done In my home, S3 DasKec 3-113. STRAIGHT AND RUFFLED cur tains, nicely finished, RB 3-5961. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICI SI BACKHOB AND BULLDOZER ser vice. RE 4-9784 LO 3-3338. BULLDOZING and root rake work, soil conservation work.

Fred Mould, KB 8-ZZ3. CARPETS CLEANED In your home. No soaking or harsh scrubbing. Duraclean fabric specialists. Phone RE 9-9898.

CLOCKS watches repaired, guar anteed, 848 Broadway, RE 3-0552. PROFESSIONAL RUG and uphol stery, cleaning. 9x13 rugs 14.95, wall wall sq. ft. Kleen Sweep of Elmira, RB 8-4716.

WATER WELLS at a price you can pay. Terms, ah worn guaranteed. Don Butcher, Ithaca Road, Horseheads. RE 9-1751. WATER WELLS reasonable.

P. E. Perry, Erin RE 9-1878. WATER WELLS Reliable service. welded casing.

Reasonable. Jim Vanderhoof, Waverly, 665-4224. COMMERCIAL PHOTO ENGRAVING Per newspapers, yeer-books, club publications and II type of fob printing. All work promptly dona at reasonable rates by Elmira Star-Gatette Engraving Department. Open dally I to 4 Monday through Friday.

Dial RB 4-5151. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AGENTS APPRAISALS Experienced resi dential appraisal service tor estates employe transfers etc. Prompt service. Reger, Realtor, RB 9-7395. A SOLD sign on your home is un- oispuioa oviaenca that "Realtor" Hynes did ft again.

RB 4-2335. CALL GARRETT Real Estate, 732-4422 when selling or buying, New York or Pennsylvania Walter Allen of Edgar Allen of Plna City RD 1, George Allen of Kearney, N. step-daughter, Miss Helen Osgood of Plna City RD sister, Mrs. Loretta Emerson of brother, Charles Perry of Rome, N. several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

LOVEN, Leon Hart of Flint, N.Y., formerly of Elmira, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1966. Funerel Tuesday at 2' p.m. In the Funeral Home, Gorham. Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads, Survived by wile, Mrs.

Esther Loven; dauohters, Mrs. Helen Muxworthv of Rochester and Jene Loven of Penn Yan; half brothers, Jesse Loven of Odessa, Del. He was a member of Horseheads a AM Lodge and a former associate with Myer Loven Garage, Elmira. LODGE NOTICE Officers and brethren of Horseheads Lodge No. 364 will meet at Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheeds, Tuesday, Sept.

27, 1966, at 3:30 p.m. to hold a Masonic service for our lata brother, L. Htrl Loven. Signed ORLEY KNAPP Master EUGENE GARLICK Secretary Funerals GENSEL, Harry W. of 207 Birch Friday, Sept.

23, 1964. Body at McCarthy Funeral Home. Calling hours Sunday 3 to and 7 to 9 p.m. and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 11 the Rev Horace Pitt-man.

St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of the Moose Lodge No. 517 will meet at the Moose Home Monday at 7:15 p.m. and proceed to the McCarthy Funeral Homo to conduct a memorial service at 7:30 p.m.

for our late brother, Harry Gensel. Signed: FRANCIS MATHEWS Governor HARRY RICHARDSON) Secretary KING, Harold J. of AOS McDowell PI. Funeral was held at Holly Keck Funeral Home, Monday at 11 a.m., the Rev. Paul Becker.

Pallbearers: Lynn Coleman, William Ollvey, Varner MacRorle, John Patterson, Kendrlck King and Terry Anweller. Forest Lawn Memorial Park. PERROTTA, Peter 374 W. Church St- Friday, Sept. 23, 1964.

Friends may call at the Mogros Funeral Home Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday et 9 a.m. and Solemn Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. In Lady of Lourdes Church. St.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of Captain Clarence R. Oliver Post No. 154 will meet at Mogros Funerel Home, Monday at 7:15 p.m. to conduct a memorial service for our late comrade, Peter Perrotta.

Signed: GEORGE P. MARKS Commander CHARLES A. CORTRIGHT Adjutant MCCARTHY, John J. of 791 Penna. 5aiuraay, 24, 1744.

Friends may call at Hushes Funerel Home. 311 Lake Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to Prayer service there Ve! a. m. followed by Solemn High Re-qutem Mass at 9 a. St.

Marys Church. St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of the E'miri Lodge of Elks will meet at Hughes Funeral Homo, 311 Lake Monday, Sept. 24, 1966, at 7:30 p.m.

to conduct a memorial service for our late brother, John J. McCarthy. Signed: FRANCIS J. GUSTIN JR. Exalted Ruler CHARLES YENSON Secretary LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of the Elmira Aerie No.

941 Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet at Hughes Funeral Home, 311 Lake St Monday, Sept. 24, 1964, at 8:30 p.m. to conduct a memorial service for our lata brother, John J. McCarthy. Signed: ROSWALD VI ELI President WILLIAM DEEGAM Secretary LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of the Harry B.

Bentley Post No. 443 Amerlcen Legion will meet at the Hughes Funeral Home, 311 Lake Monday at 7:45 p.m. to conduct a memorial service for our departed comrade, John J. McCo-thy. Signed: PHILIP SANTONE Commander RICHARD WHITE Assistant Chaplain DALGLISH, Harrison J.

Age 84, of 908 Sclo Friday, Sept. 23, 1964. Friends may call at Smith and Fudqe Funeral Home Sunday and Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 11 a.m., the Rev. Rob-art Lester.

Woodlawn Cemetery. LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of Ivy Lodge No. 397 F4iAM will meet at Smith and Fudge Funerel Home, Mondey at 8 p.m. to conduct a committal service for our late brother, Harrison J. Dalgllsh.

Signed: WALTER E. BENNETT Master JOSEPH H. KAY Secretary DAVIS, Glenn A. Age 89, of Westfleld, RD, Saturday, Sot. 74, 1964.

Friends may call at the Watkins Funeral Homo, Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 1 p.m. Austlnburg Cemetery. SCOFIELD, Herman T. Age 79, of Miami, formerly of Ven Etten and Spencer, Friday, Sept.

23, 1966, at Miami. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Allen Funeral Home, Spencer, N.Y., the Rev. Robert Har-mon of Spenr.er Federated Church officiating. Evergreen Cemetery, Spencer.

COOLBAUGH, Mrs. Mary J. Age 53, of Dratif Elmira RD 2, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1964. Friends may call at Kalec Funeral Home Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.

and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 1 p.m. Forest Lawn Park. PETERSON, Mrs. Fannie S.

Age 79, of 320 E. Franklin Horse-heads, Saturday, Sept. 24, 1964. Friends mey call at the Barber Funeral Home, Horseheads, Sunday 1 to 9 p.m. and Monday 2 to 4 end 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral there Tuesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Fred S. Kelsey. Interment Map la Grova Cemetery, Horseheads. TEACHMAN, Sidney Russell Age 54, of 341 N.

Hamilton Painted Post, N.Y., Saturday, Sept. 24, 1964. Body at Phillips Vunerei Home, Painted Post, where friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o.m, Funerel there Tuesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Kenneth Rverly. Falrvlew Cemetery, Painted Post.

LEGALS 2f OTICB or SALS Sealed Bids to be marked "Bid on Fire Truck" and addressed to tha Boorugh Secretary, 110 W. Packer 8nyre Penna. will be accepted for the sale of a 1938 American La Franca Quad Fire Truck. Truck has Lycoming motor, 500 gallons per minute pumper, 160 Jrallon water tank, and 220 feet of adder. This truck may be lnanret ed at any time at the Sayre Borough Hall.

Bids will be received not later than 7 p.m. E.D.S.T. on Oct. 8 1966. The Borough has the right to accept or reject any or all bids.

MART LOU OSBORN Secretary Bavre Borough racuse in its opening game, teu victim of Colorado, which throttled ace passer Terry Southall for a 13-7 victory. Mammoth Nebraska, No. 4, came out of its lethargy for 18 points in the final quarter and a 28-7 triumph over Utah State. Southern California, No. 5, won its second straight major inter-sectional game by beating Wisconsin of the Big Ten 28-3.

A 64-yard punt return by Martin Bercher helped inspire Arkansas to a 27-8 victory over Tulsa. Michigan, No. 9, won over California 17-7. It was a bad weekend for the big Eastern independents. Besides Syracuse and Penn State, Pittsburgh took another on the chin at the hands of Duke 14-7.

But Army, under new Coach Tom Cahill, won its second game, beating Holy Cross, 14-7. The top Ivy League teams, Dartmouth and Princeton, both won, the former over Massachusetts 17-7 and the latter over Rutgers 16-12. In the Deep South, Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Florida continued to look like the biggest threats to Alabama. Tennessee, on a comeback, shut out Auburn while Tech rolled over Vander-bilt 42-0. Florida, with Steve Spurrier, topped Mississippi State 28-7.

Mississippi, usually with loads of talent, indicated it might be tough for Alabama by downing Kentucky 17-7. Tulane continued to surprise, thrashing Texas 21-13. North Carolina edged North Carolina State on a late pass 10-7. Clemson won a thriller from Virginia 40-35 and Maryland trounced Wake Forest 34-7. In the Southwest.

Texas bounded back from its loss to Southern Cal and beat Texas Tech 31-21 while Rice scored 17-15 over Louisiana State and Southern Methodist beat Navy 21-3. The Air Force scored an upset whipping wasnington hmj, Utah downed Oregon 17-14, and Wyoming rolled over Arizona State 23-6. SEVENTH RACE 3 YO UP SUM 1 mile a TO yds. 1 Micneny 2 High Offthehog 3 Ambiguity 4 I Regret 5 Royal Rob 4 Espalaris 7 Mid Erin 5 Dl Rico McKeever 112 Lopez Brandt O'Dell Morgan 112 110 117 120 120 120 113 EIGHTH RACE 3 YO A UP 1 Watch Hilt 7 Eddie Shack 3 Samson 4 Paulls 5 Ray' Hill 4 Swan Park 7 Roman Call NINTH RACE 3 YO A UP 1 Hickory Dock 2 Du Barry Rose 3 Romanvllle 4 Big Squeeze 5 Argumentum 4 New Contender 7 math la 5 Summerfleld Tempered See $1100 1 mile Ollvare '17 Cosentlno Carey Morgan Morgan Brandt Maletto 120 120 110 113 117 120 11100 Healy McKeever Curt in McKeever Lopez Pisa no Morris Cosentino 120 107 120 115 120 110 117 170 117 TUESDAY'S SELECTIONS First Bulpawatl, Ocean Miss, Par-ento. Second Freedom Flyer, Acreon, Erin Mist.

Third Vogel' Victor, Whatadevll, Prosecutor 2nd. Fourth Rice Wine, Stat Street, $wt Stroller. Fifth In the Sack, Solaris Lad, Star Break. sixth Reel Black, Vineyard, Lore- moor. Seventh Mlchelly, DIRIce, Royal Rob.

Eighth Eddie Shack, Ray' Hill, Samson. Ninth Tempered Set, Du Barry Rose, Argumentum. Best Bet Eddie Shook In tth. Robinson-Led Chiefs Drop Buffalo, 47-6 TROY The Troy Chiefs led by a star-studded backfield. defeated the Buffalo Niagarans 47-6 Saturday night, in a semi- pro football game.

Mel Robinson scored twice, as did Tom Morgan. Robinson, running from his fullback position, had TDs of 2 and 80 yards. Morgan, an end took passes of io and 83 yards from quar terback: Don Koesch for scores. Ed Prettyman scored once on a 22-yard run and added an extra point. The Chiefs will be home Oct.

8 against Lockport at 8, at the Troy Fairgrounds. They travel to Nashua, N.H., to play one of the best semi-pro teams in the East this Saturday. Watkins-Bound Brabham Victor In French Run ALBI. France (AP) Jack Brabham of Australia, in Brabham-Honda, won the Grand Prix formula 2 auto race Sunday, easily outrunning his 16 competitors. (Brabham, the year's leading driver, will compete next week- ena in the U.S.

Grand Prix at Watkins Glen.) Brabham was challenged for 65 of the 85 laps around the track by Frenchman Jean-Pierre Beltoise in a Matra-Cos-worth. Beltoise, six seconds behind the leader, was forced to the pits with engine trouble. TUESDAY'S ENTRIES PIRST RACE I YO IUP SUM 1 Miss Cyprus Donnelly 2 Bulpawatl Lopez 3 Royal Clowneu 4 Oceana Mis Curtlfl 5 Squankan Plsano 4 Parento Donnelly 7 Classic Bay Manor Dark Whisper Jacob Nekoda Brave Maletto 10 Gallant J. SECOND RACK YO UP S11M 1 Tom' Host 1 Rock Run Lsdy Valer! I Erin Mist Donnelly 4 Royal Pleasure Johnson 5 August Gift Ollvare 4 Freedom Flyer 7 Cartersvllle Morris I Evening Knight Hesllp Acreon McKeever THIRD RACE fur1 110 117 117i 117 no 113 117 117 120 120 I tur no 117 110 117 117 120 IK 105 110 I YO UP SUM 1 mile 1 Son Ator 7 Whatadevll 3 Knight O'Gtln 4 Vogel's Victor 5 Rocky Way 4 Dear Reward 7 Prosecutor 2nd FOURTH RACE I YO 4 UP 1 Toy Pebble I Leo's Image I Rhody Ring Lopez 120 120 Valerl Ollvare Cosenthts Morrl 120 120 120 120 120 SUM 54 fur Morris 120 Lonez Ollvare i-n 117 4 Friar Tuck Jim 5 Sweet Stroller Northcutt 4 Roman Warrior Morgan 7 Rice Wine Brandt State Street Morgan 120 117 no 106 110 FIFTH RACE 1 YO MDS. I1J0O IU fur 1 Solaris Ltd 2 Page Charmer 3 In the Sack 4 Dotty' Beau I Cloudy Mist 4 Star Break 7 A Meadow Mole A Salubrli A Mr.

A. K. Mori Curtln 120 Ollvere Lopez Vedllago McKeever Velerl Mrs. T. waller.

SIXTH RACE a yo a up tnoo 1 Silver Sprint McKeever 7 Reel Black Morgan 3 Brandy Isle 4 Vineyard Brandt 5 Ned' Mike 4 Nobody's Ltd Ollvare 7 Philip 0C Donnelly Sarno Northcutt Lor a moor Vedllago 10 Tourgeddofl Roffo I fur 112 113 120 120 120 117 no 117 112 120 Pollocks Take Golf Playoff Jack and Camilla Pollock fired a 9423-71 handicap scotch ball score Sunday to win a four-way playoff for the annual Mary Hoffman golf tournament title at the Elmira Country Club. Four teams wound up in a tie for first place after the regular 18-hole competition last week. Other playoff scores were Jim and Sue Hersch 9821-77, Dr. Jim and Joan Gray 9113-78 and Bob and Jane Jones 99 15-84. ECC's final stag day tournament of the year, a member-member event, will be held Wednesday.

i Solunar Tables The schedule of Solunar Periods, as printed below, has been tten from John Alden Knight' Solunar Table. Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting In good cover during these timet, If you wish to find the Best or! that each dav has to Offer. The Malor Period begin at the times shown and las for an hour and a half shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter. The Minor Periods are of somewhat shorter duration. Us Eastern Dtyllght Saving time, a.m.

r.m Dete Dav Miner Malor 4:00 9:20 Minor Malor 5:40 9:40 4:05 10:70 4:25 11:00 4:45 11:40 7:00 Sept. 25 Mon. So Sept. 27 Tues. 4:35 10:00 Sect.

21 Wed. 1:15 10:40 $pt. 2 Thurs. 4:10 11:20 Sept. 30 Frl.

7:10 11:53 Oct. ISat. 1:10 13:30 Oct. 2 Sun. MO 1:05 lias lx SCATTERED SHOWERS and thunderstorms are expected tonight in the Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountains, southern Plains and mid-Atlantic areas.

It will be cooler in the Northwest and Plains while warmer temperatures will prevail In the Gulf coast. Quite Cool, Frost 87 72 60 51 67 43 67 41 83 72 76 57 80 63 84 72 62 63 52 35, 88 73 67 46 65 43 56 42 65 51 65 57 59 42 64 56 Elmira and vicinity i Clean i it i i 1 auu quite cogi wiui scattered frost in valley areas tonicht. Generally fair Tuesday. LOCAL FORECAST Low tonight, 35-40. High Tuesday, 60-65.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES High Sunday, 63. Overnight low, 32. -SUN TABLE Sunset tonight, 7:00. Sunrise Tuesday, 7:01, S. TEMPERATURES ALBANY, N.Y.-(AP) U.S.

Weather Bureau temperatures to 7 a.m. Hiffh Low Albany 61 32 Binghamton 56 36 Boston 64 49 1 Chicago Des Moines pa Detroit Houston cy Kansas City cy Los Angeles cy Miami cy Minneapolis pe. Montreal New Orleans cy New York Philadelphia cy Fittsourgh St, Louis cy San Francisco cy Syracuse cy Washington cy C-clear; cy-cloudy: oc-oartly cloudy; f-fog. i.