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STAR-GAZETTE Elmira, N. Y. Monday, May 16, 1966 16 MONDAY May 16 EVENING 4-11-18-News, Weather, 6:00 Sports 22-Soupy Sales 1-Movie 9-Maverick 6:30 18-40-Huntlev-Brinkley 34. Margie 11-Superman Hobo 7:00 11-Huckleberry Hound 40-Have Gun Travel -Star Performance $-22-News 18-Movie 12-Fashion for Milady 7-9-34-12 O'Clock High 7:30 11-Honeymooners 40-Hullabaloo (C) 4-5-12-22-To Tell the Truth 8:00 11-Hawaiian 4-5-12-22-I've Got Eye a Secret 40-John Forsythe (C) 40-Dr. Kildare (C) 8:30 4-5-12-22-Lucy (C) 7-9-34-Legend of Jesse James 9:00 11-Showcase 4-5-12-22-Andy Theater Griffith (C) 7-9-34-Sherandoah 18-40-Best on Record (C) 5-12-22-Hazel 9:30 4-Law and Mr.

Jones 7-9-34-Peyton Place Universe Pageant 10:00 4-5-12-22-Talent Scouts 7-9-34-Avengers 18-40-Run for Your Life (C) 10:30 11-Merv Griffin 9-Route 66 11:00 4-5-12-18-22-40-News 4-5-22-34-Movie (11:20) 12-Westerners 11:30 18-40-Johnny Carson (C) 11-Millionaire 9-Laramie 12:00 11-Passing Parade 12-Sea Hunt 12:30 7-12-Movie 1:00 22-News; Movie TUESDAY May 17 12-social Security 7:00 18-40-Today Show Employment File 45-News 22-Ed. TV 9-Chartle's Place 7:30 1-Rocket Ship 12-RFD 5-Calendar 4-Sunrise 22-News Kangarco 8:00 the Clown 11-Pancake Man 11-Fair Adventure 8:30 Romper Room 18-Ladies Day 9:00 for Dollars 22-Dennis the Menace 4-Mike's Carnival 40-Lone Ranger 5-Toy Shop 12-Gloria MEd. TV 9-11-Jack LaLanne 18-Popeye 9:30 40-Sgf. Preston 5-Andy 9-Theater 9 1-Girl Talk. 12-STETA -Gypsy 34-Astro Boy 11-Scarlet Hill 22-Nancy Dolphin in Conflict 10:00 Love Lucy 9-Theater 9 34-Mr.

Willoby -18-40-Eye Guess 7-Dialing for Dollars 12-Ed. TV 18-40-Concentration 10:30 7 -Donna Reed 12-Ralph Carroll 4-5-22-Real McCoys -Never Too Young 11:00 4-12-22-Andv Supermarket Mayberry Sweep 18-40-Morning Star (c) 11:30 4-5-12-22-Dick 18-40-Paradise Van Bay Dyke (C) 7-9-34-Dating Game AFTERNOON of Life 12:00 7-Movie -News; 9-34-Donna (12:15) Reed -House 18-40-Jeopardy Speaker (C) 18-Denny Sullivan 12:30 9-34-Father Knows 4-5-12-22-Search for Tomorrow; Bestidine Light 40-Postoffice (C) 11- 11-Cartoons (C) 4-The 1:00 22-Alfred Hitchcock 5-Fashions 7-9-34-Ben Casey 40-STETA 12-Girl Talk 1:30 40-Let's 4-5-12-22-As Make the World Deal Turns (C) 2:00 40-Days of Our Lives 1-4-34-Confidential for Women 18-40-Doctors 2:30 4-5-12-22-House Party 7-1-34-A Time for Us 11-Millionaire 3:00 4-5-12-22-To 7-9-34-General Tell The Hospital Truth 18-40-Another World 11-Art Linkletter 3:30 of Night Douglas 18-40-You Don't 34 Nurses 1-Superman 11-Bozo Storm 4:00 18-40-Match Game (C) 11-Beachcomber Bill 34-Never Too Young 4:30 11-8th Man Deal 9-Baron Daemon 18-Let's Make a 34-Where the Action Is 5-12-Movies 5:00 11-Surprise Show 1-Cheyenne 34-Mr. Willoby 5:30 11-Three Cartoons Stooges -Beaver DICKINSON, Mrs. Ina Age 83, of 320 Bonaview Monday May 16, 1966. Body at Keefe Funeral Home.

Calling hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Thursday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Herbert F. Hoskins. Woodlawn Cemetery.

Survived by four daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Mildred) Benedict of Bath, N. Mrs. Floyd (Betty) Burd of Cheektowaga, N. Mrs.

Dorothy Knapp and Mrs. Helen Jeblonski, both of Elmira; four grandchildren; four great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. BAKER, Fred W. Age 78, of Lawrenceville, RD 1, Monday May 16, 1966. Friends may call at Shaw Robena Funeral Home, Mansfield, Monday 7 to 9 and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 p.m.

Funeral there Wednesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Orey Crippen. Evergreen Cemetery, Tioga, Pa, Survived by daughter, Mrs. Polly Davis of Lawrenceville, RD sons, Robert of Mansfield, Richard of Lawrenceville, RD 1 and Raymond of Coopers Plains, N. sisters, Mrs.

Lulu Jones of Tioga, RD 2, Mrs. Lucy Smith of Jackson Summit, Pa. and Mrs. Ada Jones of RD 2, Mansfield; 11 grandchildren. He was a veteran of World War 1, a member of the Tioga Grange fo ove 60 yeas and member of the Tioga Post American Legion, TV Timetable (The tv schedules are printed in accordance with information provided by the stations themselves.) WBEN-4 WNBF-12 WHEN-5 WSYE-18 WKBW-7 WDAU-22 WNYS-9 WBJA-34 WPIX-11 WINR-40 TV Previews ANDY GRIFFITH (9 1 p.m.., Channels 4-5-12-22) The second of the nice little series about Andy's taking the family to Hollywood when a studio plans to make a movie about his life.

In tonight's episode, Andy has a lot of trouble trying to get hold of the studio. NBC SPECIAL (9 p. Channels Best on Record." Bob Hope is host on a special program honoring the 1965 "Grammy" Award winners, the top recording stars in the country. Tony Bennett, Robert Goulet, Steve Allen and Dinah Shore are some of the special guests. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (10 p.

Channels Sadness of a Happy Time." Love comes to Paul Bryan in the form of Mrs. Andy Williams, or Claudine Longet, who plays Nicole Longet, a writer whom Paul meets in Spain, Their relationship grows deeper and deeper, although Paul has not told of her illness. THE AVENGERS (10 p. Channels 7-9-34) "The House That Jack Built." Tonight's show finds Mrs. Peel trapped in a weird and horrible house that changes shape all the time.

Confused and pressed for time, she struggles to escape while her life passes in front of her and Steed tries to get to her. CHANNEL 4 MOVIE (11:20 p.m. House of (1958) Curt Jurgens, Dawn Addams. CHANNEL 5 MOVIE (11:20 p.m.) "Bird of (1951) Louis Jourdan, Debra Paget. CHANNEL 22 MOVIE (11:25 p.m.) "Doctor in the House." (1955) Dirk Bogarde, Kenneth More, Kay Kendall.

CHANNEL 7 MOVIE (11:30 p.m.) "Why Must I Die?" (1960) Terry Moore, Debra PaI get. Dete From WEATHER BUREAU OCCLUDED 1 FORECAST 70 Figures Show Low Temperatures Until Tuesday Morning Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated Consult Lacel Faresael RAIN AND SHOWERS are expected tonight in the Appala- chians, north and central Plains and northern and southern Rockies. It will be in the Atlantic states and cooler in the Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley. The Weather Report: Showers and Cooler Elmira and vicinity: Showers, and possbily thunderstorms tonight, followed by cooler weather. Partial clearing with cooler but mild temperatures Tesday.

LOCAL FORECAST Low tonight, 40-45. High Tuesday, 60-65. LOCAL TEMPERATURES High Sunday, 72. Overnight low, 52. SUN TABLE Sunset tonight, 8:24.

Sunrise Tuesday, 5:46. U. S. TEMPERATURES ALBANY, N. Y.

(AP) -U. S. Weather Bureau temperatures to 7 a.m. High Low Albany cy 79 52 Binghamton cy 68 47 Boston 59 46 Death Notices CHAFFEE, Mrs. Bernice Age 67, of Jackson Hollow Van Etten, N.Y.

Monday, May 16, 1966. Friends may call at the Arnold Funeral there Thursday 2 p.m, the Rev. Charles Gormley. Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads. Survived by two sons Phillip and Donald of Van Enten; five grandchildren.

COLE, George A. of 124 Walnut Westfield, Sunday May 15, 1966. Body at the Watkins Funeral Home, Westfield where friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening, after 2 p. m. Funeral there Wednesday at 1:30 p.

The Rev. Rollin Taylor and the Rev. Lacy Van Norman. Austinburg Cemetery. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Ross Brown of Peru, N. brother Howard Cole of West field; sister, Mrs. Harry Crandall of Westfield; five grandchildern. One niece, Mrs. Judith George of Westfield.

He was co-owner of the Cole Chevrolet with his brother, co-owner of the Northern Tier oil a member of the Methodist Church of Westfield, honorary member of the Crary Hose Westfield, member of the Westfield Businessmen's Assoc. and past director of the Penna. Petroleum Assoc. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donation be made to the Society for Respiratory Disease. FISH, Herman D.

Age 55, of 6 Station Road, West Danby, unexpectedly, Sunday, May 15, 1966 at Tompkins County Hospital, Ithaca. Friends may 'call at Allen Funeral Home, Spencer, Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Robert R. Mitchell, pastor of West Danby Baptist Church, officiating.

West Danby Cemetery. Survived by wife, Mrs. Hazel Dennis Fish; seven sons, John of Esperence, N. Homer of Fairfield, James of Rialto, Lawrence, William, Thomas and Randy of West Danby; daughter, Mrs. Elsie Gentile of Apalachin; sister, Mrs.

Luella Thomas and brother, Clinton Fish, both of Spencer; mother, Mrs. John Fish of Spencer; eight granddaughters, seven grandsons; one niece; five nephews; cousins. He was formerly of Spencer; was a taxi driver in Ithaca for a number of years; member Federated Church in Spencer; member West Danby Fire Co. OWEN, Frank B. Age 75, of Owego Montour Falls, N.

Y. Monday, May 16, 1966. Friends may call at Vedder Scott Funeral Home Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 2 p.m.. the Rev.

James Olcott. Burial Montour Cemetery. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Gordon Beebe of Montour Falls; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the First Methodist Church of Montour Falls, member of Havana Lodge No.

56 1.0.0.F., retired foreman of Shepard Niles Crane and Hoist Corp. SCOGSBURG, George Oscar Age 77, of Kane, formerly of Arnot, Sunday, May 15, 1966. Body at Hill-Kelly Funeral Home, Kane and will be removed to the Auld Funeral Home, Blossburg, Tuesday where friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Harold Westover.

Arbon Cemetery. Masonic service at the funeral home, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Frederick Hartman of Horseheads; sisters, Mrs. Helma Kesser of Harrisburg, Mrs.

Denna Packard of Elmira, Mrs. Anna Chappel of Buffalo; three brothers, Frank Scogsburg and Arthur Scogsburg, both of Arnot, Pa. and Edward Scogsburg of Bath, N.Y.; four grandchildren. He was a member of Blossburg Lodge No. 350, AM for over 50 years, also a past master of that lodge.

KELLY, Mrs. Katherine Nash 402 S. Elmer Sayre, formerly of Elmira, Sunday, May 15, 1966, at Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre. Friends may call at the Alteri FUneral Home, 314 Desmond Sayre, Monday 7 to 9 and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Prayer service there Wednesday at 9 a.m.

followed by Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. in the Church of Epithany, Sayre. St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, Elmira. Recitation Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.

m. Survived by sister, Mrs. Frank Coleman of Sayre; brothers, Thomas Nash of Waverly, Joseph Nash of Sayre; sister-in-law, Mrs. Clara Durkin of Sayre; several nieces and nephews. She was the widow of Thomas Kelly; daughter of John and Mary Croft Nash; born in Ovid and spent most of her life in this area; member of the Church of Epithany In Sayre and the Altar and Rosary Society.

BROOKS, Arthur D. of 11 Strathallen Park, Rochester, Friday, May 13, 1966. Friends are invited to attend service in the Chapel of Corbett Funeral Home, 109 West Rochester, Monday at 3 p.m. Internment in Elmira at the convenience of the family. The family requests the courtesy of no flowers.

Survived by wife, Helen 0. Brooks; daughter, Mrs. Orrin (Quaintance) Carhart; son, Gabe G. Brooks all of Rochester; sister, Mrs. Leah B.

Wall of Elmira; seven grandchildren; one nephew. ROBINSON, Ernest J. Age 67, of Bath RD 2, Saturday, May 14, 1966. Body at Jones-Waldo Funeral Home, Bath, where friends may call Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Funeral there Tuesday at 2 p. m. the Rev. Claire Statham. Internment Mitchellville Cemetery.

Survived by wife, Nina Silliman Robinson; daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Crosby of Hammondsport; son, Erwin J. Robinson of Bath; six grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Byron Woodhouse of Bath, Mrs. Gertrude Parmelee and Mrs.

Bertha Wood both of Rochester, Mrs. Bessie Curtiss of Branchport; brothers, Ralph Robinson of Hammondsport Floyd Robinson of Bath. He was a retired employe of the Taylor Wine Hammondsport; born in Jerusalem, N.Y. on June 16, 1898 and was the son of the late Samuel and Esther Bryan Robinson. STEFFENHAGEN, Mrs.

Harriet (Janowski) Age 72, of 603 W. Franklin Horseheads, Saturday, May 14, 1966. Friends may call at Barber Funeral Home, Horseheads, Monday 2 to and to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Daniel Gelatt.

Internment Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads. Survived by husband, Ernest Steffenhagen; eral nieces and nephews. GAMBLE, George Darby Age 54, of Wellsboro RD 1, Sunday, May 15, 1966, suddenly at his home. Body at Johnson and Tussey Funeral Home, Wellsboro, where friends rnay call Monday and Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Wednesday at 1 p.m., the Rev.

Edward Barrett. Wildwood Cemetery, Williamsport. In-lieu of flowers friends may contribute to the St. Peter's Memorial Building Fund. Survived by wife, Cecelia Tarszowicz Gamble of Wellsboro RD daughter, Miss Mary Gamble of Wellsboro RD sons, Thomas B.

of Fort Rucker, Edward Z. and George Z. both at home. Funerals BRINK, Archie Lee Age 86, of New Albany, Satur. day, May 14, 1966, at his home following a lingering illness.

Friends may call at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, 119 Carpenter Dushore, Monday after 7 p.m. and Tuesday in the New Albany Baptist Church from 1 p.m. until time of the funeral service. Funeral Tuesday at 2.

p.m. in the New Albany Baptist Church, the Rev. FLOWERS To Express Your Sympathy HEMENWAY FLORIST 164 Lake St. RE 3-6611 Charles Scott officiating. Internment Hillcrest Cemtry, New Albany.

THURSTON, Herman C. Age 66, of 38 Main Savona, Saturday, May. 14, 1965. Friends may call at the Bond Funeral Home, Bath, Sunday and Monday 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Tuesday 2 p.m., the Rev.

Robert Knapp. Seamens Cemetery, Savona. ANDRUS, Mrs. Bessie A of 712 Broadway, Saturday, May 14, 1966. Friends may call at Olthof Funeral Home Sunday and Monday 7 to p.m.

Funeral there Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., the Rev. Gerald Harris. Gillett Cemetery. KAMINSKY, Mrs. Daisy Lee of 957 Richard St.

Funeral was held at Olthof Funeral Home, Monday at 1:30 p.m., the Rev. Clyde Rosekrans. Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers: Bernard Grebleski, William Hill, Donaid Hill, Hugh Hoy, Lesley Huntley, James Huntley. McDONELL, Robert J.

Sr. of 108 Westmont Prayer vice was held at Hughes Funeral Home, 311 Lake Monday at 9:15 a.m. followed by Requiem High Mass at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, the Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Leo G. Schwab V.F., celebrant. The Rev. Roy J.

Kiggins was in the sanctuary. Pallbearers: Charles O. Forrest, Grover E. Mott. Cornelius W.

Nugent, Charles W. Reddon, Vincent Trapani and Francis J. Wheet. Msgr. Schwab conducted the committal at St.

Peter and Paul's Cemetery. LEGALS STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF CHEMUNG OLIVER LINDBLAD and GLORIA LINDBLAD, Plaintiff -againstJAMES J. MECKES, ETTA SOLOMON, HARRY HATALA, GEORGIA CASUALTY SURETY COMPANY and STANDARD FINANCIAL CORPORATION, Defendant NOTICE OF SALE INDEX NO. 36635 IN PURSUANCE of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, duly granted in the above entitled action, and entered in Chemung County Clerk's office, on the 4th day of May, 1966. Sherman Moreland, III, the undersigned, Referee in said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Chemung County Courthouse in the City of Elmira, County of Chemung, N.Y., on the 9th day of June, 1966 at 10:00 o'clock A.M., the premises described in said Judgment, as follows, ALL THAT Tract or Parcel of Land situate in the City of Elmira, County of Chemung and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: On the north side of East Church street and bounded as follows: On the west by a lot conveyed by Henry S.

Gilbert and wife to Ger- the trude Haase; on the north by Ethan Viall lot; on the east by the George Ells lot; and on the south by E. Church Street and being fifty feet front and rear and about 150 feet deep; Being the easterly part of the lot heretofore conveyed by Maria S. Brown to Henry S. Gilbert by deed dated Feb. 17, 1860 and recorded in Chemung County Clerk's Office in Liber 32 of Deeds at Page 439, Premises known as 605 East Church Street, Elmira, N.Y., also All That Tract or Parcel of Land situate in the City of Elmira, County of Chemung.

and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Bounded on the south by East Church Street, on the east a lot formerly owned by Edward V. Coulton. northerly by a line parallel with East Church Street and about 150 feet northerly therefrom, westerly by a lot formerly occupied by G. W. Holbrook, M.D.

Said lot being 150 deep and 60 feet in width or thereabouts be the same more or less. Premises known as No. 609 E. Church Street, Elmira, New York. Dated at the City of Elmira, N.Y., this 5th day of May, 1966.

SHERMAN MORELAND, III Referee. THOMAS E. SLONIGER Plaintiff's Attorney 361 Diven Avenue, Elmira, N.Y. May 9, 16, 23, 30, 1966 STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF CHEMUNG D. ROBERT BAKER, et.

Plaintiffs. VS CHARLES T. BRIGHT, et. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Index No.

36436 In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 27th day of April, 1966, the undersigned, Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the front steps of the Chemung County Courthouse, Lake Street, Elmira, New York, on the 27th day of May, i 1966, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and described therein as follows: ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the City of Elmira, County of Chemung and State of New York described as follows: viz it being lot number eighteen (18) as designated on a map or plot of lots made for M. H. Arnot by H. P. Benton of lands formerly owned by Mrs.

John Arnot and recorded in Chemung County Clerk's Office Book of deeds Vol. 46, page 66, said lot being situate on the East side of Orchard Street fronting on it and is fifty (50) feet front and rear and one hundred forty seven one half feet in depth. Being the same premises conveyed to the mortgagors by Warranty Deed recorded on September 20, 1949 in the Chemung County Clerk's Office in Liber 370 of Deeds at page 363. Dated: 'April 27, 1966 FREDERICK J. DEFILIPPO, Referee JAMES R.

CARMODY, Attorney for Plaintiff. May 2,5,9,12,16.19, 1966 6tz CITY OF ELMIRA, NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR DECK AND APPROACH IMPROVEMENT OF MADISON AVENUE BRIDGE Sealed Bids will be received at the Office of the City Manager, City Hall, Elmira, New York, until 11:00 o'clock A.M. (E.D.S.T.) on Tuesday, the 31st day of May, 1966, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids shall be submitted in SEALED ENVELOPE titled: BID FOR DECK AND APPROACH IMPROVEMENT OF MADISON AVENUE BRIDGE Each bid shall be accompanied by a deposit in the amount of ten percent (10 of the GROSS SUM BID in the form of a Certified Check. Bank Draft or Bid Bond.

Cash will not be acceptable as a deposit. Copies of the specifications may be secured from the Office of the Department of Public Works or City Manager's Office, City Hall, Elmira, New York. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. CITY OF ELMIRA JOHN SPANNBAUER CARL F. SANFORD, Asst.

City Manager SG ADV May 16, 1966 BIDS POR GASOLINE USED BY BLOSSBURG BOROUGH Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by Blossburg borough secretary until June 6, 1966 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Bids are for approximately five thousand gallons of first line gasoline. Bids to cover one year. Prices to be as follows: Tank wagon delivery at borough garage.

From pump at your station in Blossburg borough it tank wagon is used, gas tank to be filled monthly or as needed. All bids shall be marked plainly on the outside as to contents. Blossburg borough reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to award the contract the way they see fit as to tank wagon or at the station bids will be publicly opened and read at the regular meeting of Blossburg borough council June 6, 1966 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Bids to start in June 1966 to June 1967.

BLOSSBURG BOROUGH SEC'Y ELIZABETH DEMING 144 Main St. Blossburg, Penna. ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGALS notices KNAPP Aerotred shoes, 15 years fitting. J. Pr Tighe.

RE 3-3405. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 8 area meetings a week. RE 4-8204. ASSORTED CANDIES Cookies and ice cream all made without sugar for restricted diets. Prescription delivery service.

Gerould's Pharmacy, S. Main and W. Hudson. RE 3-6696. CARE FOR Elderly people in private State approved home, 24 hour service.

RE 9-2720 RE 9-4904. REST HOME has first floor semiprivate room. RE 3-3878. THE TOWN HOUSE, 509 W. Church St.

State inspected. Beds available. Visitors welcome. RE 4-1349. WHEREABOUTS of Robert L.

or Mildred Bailey. Reward. RE 35115. CHEMUNG COUNTY WELFARE DEPARTMENT is In need of a special foster home where dependent children could remain on a short time basis while waiting for regular placement. The home should be able to accommodate 6 children at 1 time between ages of birth to 16 and located within the city limits.

We need. a well adjusted middle age couple who has had experlence with children and who can give tender loving care. as well as monthly subsidy will better than average board rate be paid. Call Mrs. Hockenbrought at RE 3-5511 between 10-12 week days.

ENTERTAINMENT ROXY DRIVE-IN THEATER only 3 mi. south on Route 14 via Penna. Ave. or Broadway. LOST AND FOUND LOST 2 female Keeshond dogs, black and gray, resemble Huskies.

Answer to "Bet" and Reward. Riley's Kennel, RE 9-1201. BUSINESS SERVICE PLUMBING, HEATING SEPTIC TANK Cesspool pumping and new installations. Free estimates. RE 4-7319 after 6.

DOMINIC SCARINGE, 154 W. 4th Sewers-Cesspools. RE 4-7415. JOHN J. COSTELLO, 311 Roe Ave.

Sewer Contractor. Complete sewer service. RE 4-5312 RE 4-7477. STAN KIMBLE Plumbing and heating. Licensed.

RE 4-8718. RADIO- TELEVISION SERVICE 15 ALWAYS available TV doctor. Service calls 7 days wk. RE 2-0209. BOARDMAN'S TV Service Center.

Sales. RE 2-3579 RE 3-4633. CENTRAL Radio Store Dependable, satisfactory, reasonably priced service, 126 S. Main RE 3-7500. -APPLIANCE SERVICE 15A HOUSE WIRING Old or new, 1 outlet or complete job, free estimates, bank financing.

RE 3-1235 or RE 9-4946. MOVING AND STORAGE 16 A. C. Rice Storage long distance moving a specialty. Elmira's largest fleet cross country furniture vans, dependable service, free estimates.

RE 3-9183. GREGORY'S-Moving, storage, delivery. Elmira agent Wheaton Van Lines. Lower transit insurance rate proof of Wheaton's carful record. 700 Madison Ave.

RE 2-0845. Week. Standard Operat-A TRUCK by Hour Daying Service. Elmira RE 3-5588. TRUCKING A BARGAIN ALWAYS.

tree cutting, trucking, trash, 2-4385. BULLDOZING -Back fill and grading. RE 9-2768. TRUCKING BULLDOZING, backhoeing, top soil, gravel. Phil Hubbard, RE 2-2029.

INSURED MOVING and rubbish pickup. RE 4-0240. LIGHT TRUCKING and rubbish hauled, reasonable rates. 734-2521. LIGHT TRUCKING You have, we haul.

RE 2-5613 or RE 3-0304. REASONABLE hauling of trash or what have you. RE 4-2432. W. C.

Top soil, gravel, fill dirt. RE 3-1215. PAINTING. PAPERING EXPERT Painting, taping, swirling, 18 yrs. experience.

Hesselbarth RE 9-3077, Novick RE 3-9892. EXPERT PAPERHANGING, painting. 30 yrs. experience. RE 4-6413.

INTERIOR EXTERIOR Painting. Top work. Cleveland. RE 2-1505. INTERIOR-exterior painting, guaranteed, estimates.

RE 4-5178. RE 3-9350. PAINTING, paperhanging, dry wall swirling. Free estimates. RE 3-5946.

PAINTING and carpentry work, interior and exterior, reasonable, 20 years experience. Free estimates. RE 3-3498 days, RE 2-1994 eves. MASONRY, ROOFING 18 AAAA roof repairs, roofing, siding, eave troughs, insured, guaranteed. RE 3-4842 RE 4-0685.

ALL BUILDING -All carpentry. All remodeling. RE 2-0996. ALL BUILDING, painting, remodeling, paneling, roofing. Free estimates.

RE 4-8003. ALL CARPENTRY Masonry. Tile setting, interior and exterior painting. RE 2-2466. ALL HOME REPAIRS.

Roofing-siding-new construction. RE 3-0010. BUILDING AND REMODELING H. Diffenderfer. RE 3-7698.

CARPENTER and mason work, homes leveled. Terms. RE 3-7645. Specialty remodeling and new building. RE 3-3695.

CONCRETE, porches, steps, walls, floors, patios, cellars, repairs, Cristofaro Bros. RE 3 2777. CARPENTER WORKLow rates, estimates. RE 3-9350. FLOORS sanded, a refinished Old like new.

2-8102 RE 9-7646. PLASTERING and cellar repairs, chimneys, steps. RE 2-3319. ROOFING, cement work, painting, patios, RE 3-6973, RE 2-4113. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 19 CURTAINS Washings, ironings.

Call for, deliver. RE 2-4189. STRAIGHT and ruffled curtains. Nicely finished. RE 3-5961.

SEWING SEWING, mending, alterations. 1251 W. Second St. RE 3-0514. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE BACKHOE and dump truck service, Fred Dibble.

RE 9-2927. CALL RE 3-4041 for free estimates, lawns raked, cleaned, edged, fertilized, limed, seeded. Also grub control applied. GARDENS plowed and dragged, RE 2-6597. LAWNMOWERS sharpened, prompt service.

848 Broadway, RE 2-0552. LAWN ROLLING $6 minimum, $6 per hr. RE 9-2640. WANTED Wood lathe work duplicating table legs, spindles and rockers. RE 2-0909.

can pay. Terms All work guaranWATER WELLS at a price yo teed. Don Butcher, Ithaca Road, Horseheads. 9-1751. WATER WELLS reliable service.

Welded casing. Reasonable Jim Vanderhoof, Waverly, 1-565-4224. COMMERCIAL PHOTO ENGRAVING For newspapers, year-books, club publications and all type of job printing. All work promptly done at reasonable rates by Elmira Star-Gazette Engraving Department. Open daily 8 to Monday REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AGENTS CAMPBELL Real Estate, RE 4-9465, will appreciate a call in your plans to buy, sell or rent, HOMES, Cottages, lots, acreage specializing Schuyler Co.

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

Baker, Realtor. RE 2-5232. IF YOU DESIRE a quick sale of your property, call Ray Brookman, Realtor. RE 3-9356. NEED homes for waiting buyers.

For dependable and efficient service, John B. McCarty. RE 9-5688. WILL sell property or buy it. Call Dott Realty for appraisels, personal or real property.

RE 3-7723. Wanted I By Cash Buyer 3 Bedroom home. $20 $25,000 category. West Elmira. Ben Solomon Realty Service RE 2-1223 HOUSES FOR SALE CARPENTER RD.

(Pine City) Suburban 5 room, 3 bedroom ranch. Attractive kitchen with good dinarea, dishwasher, 2 car garage, carport. Can be seen anytime. Olson RE 4-7146. CATON AVE.

1022, 10 rooms, 2 baths, home or income, oak floors, gas heat, needs some painting. Garage. Large lot. Cheap taxes. RE 4-5135.

Ganung Realty. CHAMBERS RD. Gold medallion. Large 3-bedroom ranch. baths, Horseheads school system.

Nearly an acre lot. Asking $20,900. Mavor Sharron, Realtors, RE 9- 3651. CHAPMAN vacant. Cape Cod bungalow.

4 rooms and bath down, one large room up, hardwood floors, gas heat, nice lot, garage, storm sash. Only $10,750. RE 4-5135. Ganung Realty. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time OH, YEAH? THEY SHOULD THE ONLY TIME THEY MY HUSBAND IS YOU CALL THAT LET SEE EYE TO EYE IS PITCHING HIS SORE-ARM BUSHER BALLPLAYERS' WHEN THEY'RE PANNING HEART OUT AND A PITCHER? HE WIVES SIT THE MANAGER'S WIFE! THAT HUSBAND COULDN'T TOGETHER ITS OF YOURS BOOTS A TENT IN THE PITCH LIKE A BUNION ANOTHER AND A TIGHT THIS IS OF ALL THE 10 BACK YOU OUGHT TO HEAR STRIKE FO MRS.

SOREARM AND BALL 5 LADY STRANGEGLOVE DISCUSS FAMILY TREES WITH AN UMP'S FRAU SITTING NEAR THE BALLPLAYERS' BRIDES AS THE BATTLE DINGS AND DONGS Than ANO OUR HAT 5-16 IS OFF TO LEE DUBRAY, DUNN 3524 CARLYLE THOMPSON 0 King Features Syndicate, 1966. World richte HOUSES FOR SALE CHURCH ST. W. 720 Like small house with your 2 bedrooms upstairs? Here is an unusual and attractive 5 room, 2 story home convenient to shopping, bus, bank. Charming living room, large dining room, modern kitchen, full bath up and powder room down.

Everything in good condition. Much nicer than apartment living and it won't cost anymore. J. Ambrose, Realtor RE 2-6688. COLLEGE AVE.

(Close to town) Good 5 room bungalow (2 bedrooms) perfect for someone who wants to walk to work or just be close to downtown. Not modern but everything in good condition. Business zoned, so could be used as office space or for some small business. Reasonably priced. J.

Ambrose, Realtor, RE 2-6688. DRY RUN Southport It's unique and different and will appeal only to those who desire same. 3 bedrooms, baths, large living room, low taxes. Olson RE 4-7146. FIRST W.

4-bedroom home. Convenient to schools and town. Owner moving and priced at $8900. Mavor Sharron, Realtors, RE 9- 3651. GROVE ST.

206 Must be sold! Price reduced to $12,000 and owner will consider any reasonable offet. 5 rooms and bath on first floor, 4 large rooms and bath upstairs. All major items such as wiring, plumbing, furnace in first class condition. House nicely decorated and ready to move right in. Excellent for large family or income possibilites.

Appointment any time. J. Ambrose, Realtor, RE 2-6688. HENDY and Lourdes School area, nice 3 bedroom home with modern baths, formal dining room, new kitchen, playroom. Very nice 1 location.

Reasonably priced in teens. RE 35800, E. Hamm, GR. CENTRAL 4021 Only $11,500 if sold this week 4-room bungalow with expansion attic. RE 3-7468.

HICKORY GROVE 3 bedroom ranch, baths, 2 car heated garage. Paneled kitchen, dining room and basement. Covered patio. acre. $19,000.

RE 9-4991. HOFFMAN ST. Excellent all brick rancher. 18. ft.

living room, efficient birch kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms, baseboard heat, attached garage, patio. H. Ruppenthal Realtor, RE 2-0850, HOPKINS ST. 4-bedroom home. Large living room, den, large kitchen, new bath, garage, very good condition.

Asking $10,900. MavorSharron, Realtors. RE 9-3651. LARCHMONT RD. (Westacres) Gorgeous rambling ranch home situated on a huge tree lot that will please those who desire the best.

Center, flagstone entry, charming large living room with corner fireplace, formal dining room, butternut paneled den, kitchen with all the built-ins. 4 lovely, bright bedrooms, 2 baths. Wall to wall carpeting in living room, dining room, den; all custom made drapes included. Basement family room, patio, zoned hot water baseboard heat, attached 2-car garage. This home has everything--words cannot describe it's beauty and warmth.

Let us show you to see it is to want it. Olson RE 4- 7146. LEE AVE. 215, Horseheads. bedroom brick ranch.

$15,200 or $1200 down and assume low mortgage. RE 9-7197. LINDEN PL. Boston 6 and 4, separate entrance, handy location, call now see this bargain, Treat Realty Service Realtor, RE 9-3834, RE 9-5512. MAPLE AVE.

Well built brick home; beamed ceilings in living room and dining room. Steam heat; 2-car garage; large landscaped lot, beautiful shade trees. McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183. HERE IT The long awaited, 3 bedroom brick front ranch in Northwest Elmira. Carport, lovely lot, loads of storage space, spic-n-span inside and out.

Only $16,500. E. E. WOOD, REALTOR RE 3-9191 EUCLID AVE. COLONIAL Transferred executive has left area and reduced asking price on lovely 4 bedroom, bath family home.

Large paneled recreation room with separate heating system, screen enclosed patio, loads of closets and storage space, many extras. 2 car garage. H. Ruppenthal Realtor RE 2-0850 NORTHWEST Anxious transferred owner says we must sell at once. A beautiful 5-bedroom home with new family room.

Look today make offer. E. E. Wood Realtor RE 3-9191 OUTSIDE Four bedroom Cape Cod, large living room, open stairway, 11 baths, acre with fruit trees, school bus at door. $18,300..

Four acres with delightful 3 bedroom home. Newly painted, modern, adorable, automatic heat. School bus, low taxes. $10.600. Brand new 4 room home on acres.

Horseheads school district. Full tiled basement, baths, garage, hot water heat. $12,000. 2 story home on acre. Modern kitchen and bath, built in range and oven, utility room, automatic gas hot water heat, low taxes.

$10,900. E. E. WOOD, REALTOR RE 3-9191 WEST ELMIRA Beautifully kept large split level in excellent residential area. Large center entrance, carpeted living room and dining L.

Attractive wood burning, fireplace set in cherry paneled wall. Streamlined kitchen with built ins, large bedrooms, baths. Extra large family room at ground level opening on to covever rear patio. Separate laundry room. car attached garage.

Baseboard hot water 3 zone heatIna. Nicely landscaped large lot. A in spacious, beautiful home priced low 40's. J. AMBROSE, REALTOR RE 2-6688 WEST ELMIRA 111 DEMAREST PKWY.

Beautiful colonial with entrance foyer, exceptionally large living room with fireplace, wall to wall carpeting extending into formal dining room and up open stairway, modern kitchen with lots of cupboards and counter space, builtin dishwasher and stove, breakfast nook overlooking fenced In backyard, den and bath down, 3 bedrooms with dressing room and modern bath up, double garage. Close to Lady. of Lourdes and Hendy Ave. Schools. E.

HAMM, REALTOR RE 3-5800 HOUSES FOR SALE MIDDLE RD (Horseheads school. district). Don't you have the urge this to be out in the country at time of year? Here is a modernized country home and acres of beautiful land withhin easy commuting of Corning, Ithaca sides or El- of mira. road. 9 Property lovely rooms, (5 bedon both baths, 2 car garage, also stalls for rooms), 3 fireplaces, porches, horses and large storage barn.

An unusual offering and now is the time to see it. Call J. Ambrose, Realtor, RE 2-6688. OLD PINE CITY RD. 5 room ranch.

Recreation room in basement, stone fireplace, Andersen windows, baseboard gas heat, very large lot. Call Tupper, RE 3-7041 for appointment. OVERLOOK tom-built 4-bedroom colonial. Center entrance hall, large living room, formal dining room, large built-in kitchen, large paneled family room with stone fireplace, larium, baths, hot water heat, double garage. Mavor Sharron, Realtors, RE 9-3651.

PLEASANT ST. Very good older home. Large living room, separate dining room, modern kitchen, family room or bedroom first floor, 4 bedrooms, bath up. Near St. Mary's, Coburn School.

To settle estate. H. Ruppenthal Realtor RE 2-0850. RIDGE ROAD, Horseheads Large ranch, 3 bedrooms and bath, modern eat-in kitchen, hot water baseboard heat, intercom system, full basement, screens and storm dows, extra large double garage, lot 158'x246'. McPherson, RE 2-0236.

SECOND 957 A most delightful ranch. 3 bedrooms, extra large den, living room, fireplace, dining room, very lovely kitchen, dinette, baths, attached garage, swimming pool. This home is most conducive for gracious living and priced more than right. $24,750. Ben Solomon, Realty Serve ice.

RE 2-1223. SOUTH 510 A real home for medium size family. 6 lovely rooms, living room with entrance foyer, dining room, both with pet and drapes, good kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms. Small lot. This is really priced to sell.

Frank loney, Realtor. RE 2-4009. TIFFT 603 5 bedroom, split foyer, living and dining room, with wall to wall carpeting, built in kitchen, 1 bath, (2) baths, paneled recreation room, corner lot, RE 9-5518. WESTINGHOUSE RD. Custombuilt 3-bedroom ranch.

Large live ing room, dining room, convenient kitchen, deep lot. Vacant. Asking $17,500. Mavor Sharron, Realtors, RE 9-3651. WINSOR AVE.

Well kept double house in good western location. 6 rooms and bath' each side. Double garage, flowers and trees on nice 60x150 lot. Have a nice home for yourself and income from other side to pay your taxes and penses. Asking $13,500.

J. Ambrose, Realtor, RE 2-6688. ATTENTION GIs If you are eligible and have $300, we have a terrific buy fo you! No money down gives you bedroom home on a main street. Large living room, formal dining room, kitchen, baths full basement. A terrific home for the price of rent.

E. E. Wood Realtor RE 3-9191 SOUTHPORT NEW LISTINGS 816 Broadway Large 8 room bungalow in good condition. LivIng room, dining room, modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath down; 3 bedrooms, place for bath up. New cinder block 2 car garage.

Lot 100 200 with garden area and fruit trees. Taxes under $300. Broadway school. 920 Hazel 5 room bungalow with expansion attic, large carpeted living room, dinIng area, 3 bedrooms, large modern birch kitchen. Enclosed breezeway, 2 car garage.

Lot 100 150. Taxes under $300. Broadway school. See these with us as soon as pos- sible. J.

AMBROSE, REALTOR RE 2-6688 HORSEHEADS 111 Myers bedroom ranch, enclosed porch, full cellar, FHA approved, $14,000 $450 down payment, 30 yr. mortgage. 507 Watkins Rd. 3 bedrooms, full basement, attached garage, FHA approved. $16,900 $700 down payment, 30 yr.

mortgage. Corner Gardner Rd. and Hatfield St. Large 3 bedroom ranch, full cellar, 2 car garage. $19,500.

Vargo Rd. bedroom Colonial, woodburning, fireplace, formal dinIng room, baseboard hot water heat. $19,500. 327 Westinghouse Rd. Large ranch, 3 bedrooms, attached garage, air conditioning.

GI loan can be assumed. $19,600. HOWARD E. BLAIR, REALTOR 739-7424 YOUR NEW ADDRESS CAN BE Buffalo 67 56 Charleston, S. C.

74 64 Chicago pc 60 56 Des Moines 70 Detroit cy 68 Houston cy Kansas City 52 Los Angeles cy 71 68 Miami Minneapolis 68 Montreal pc New Orleans New York Philadelphia 74 Pittsburgh cy Rochester cy St. Louis San Francisco cy 56 52 Seattle pc 52 Syracuse cy 67 Washington 80 51 C-clear; cy-cloudy; pc-partley cloudy; -rain; f-fog. BRIARCLIFF DR. New shaped 3 bedroom ranch. Kitchen wtih built-Ins, living room with carpeting and fireplace, attached garage.

$25,500. WYGANT ROAD Spilt level in like new condition. Living room, dining room, 2 baths, den, recreation room. Vacant. Offered at reduced price of $24,900.

MAPLE SHADE ACRES Ranch with cedar shakes accented with wrought iron. Living room with carpeting, 3 bedrooms (4th bedroom or family room), ceramic Realistically baths, attached garage. priced at $23,800. GREENBUSH HILL ROAD Brick ranch with 20 acres of privacy. kitchen Living with room, dining room, all 3' large bedrooms, 2 baths, attached car garage.

Priced right. HULETT N. Custom-built ranch. 3 large bedrooms, foyer entrance, living room, kitchen, full reduced cellar, in carport. Drastically price for quick sale.

GREENRIDGE DR. Imme4 diate, possession on this 2 story dining bedroom room, colonial. Living room, kitchen, baths, breezeway, attached garage. with BOWMAN a HILL, ROAD Ranch 3 view. Living room 28 with large bedrooms, large kitchen Quiet dead-end street.

garage. $18,200. range, basement, TIFFT bedroom AVE. ranch, New listing. wall hallway, carpeting in living room, 2.

baths, wall attached and car master bedroom. lar. Realistically garage, -full celpriced. home, WESTLAKE 3 ST. Older 2 story room, double bedrooms, sized large living for the handyman, lot.

$7,200. Priced BLANCHARD REAL ESTATE RE 9-5651.