Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 33

Astronauts Plan Moon Explosions WASHINGTON (AP) The first astronauts to walk on the moon will set off a string of small explosions on its surface. Their intent will be to set up tiny moonquakes that may radio back to earth information as to the nature of the moon's crust and The National Aeronautics and Question: Will Buddy Be in Town? If singer Tony Bennett don't get him, Elmira may yet hear the sound of Robby Hackett's trumpet. The onetime soloist with Jackie Gleason's Orchestra missed Sunday night's engagement at Pierce's 1894 Restaurant. Snow kept him confined to New York City. Joseph S.

Pierce, proprietor, said he was making every, atto set ur another date tempt. Heights restaurant. He is awaiting word from Hackett's agent. Pierce said there's a possibility Hackett may join Bennett in his Chicago opening Feb. 7.

If he does, "we may as well forget him." The trumpeter has been at the Rainbow Room in NYC and Bennett, with whom he frequentperforms, has also pearances there during Hackett's stay. When it was learned Sunday afternoon that a plane flight to Elmira was out of the question, the restaurant was closed and many music-lovers who had made reservations had to be. so informed. Pirece said. Nursing Home Included in Sewer District The Elcor Nursing Home at 110 Colonial Drive, Horseheads, is now included in Chemung County Sewer District.

Formal approval for permis. sion to extend the sewer district to include the nursing home located off Broad St. was approved recently by State Comptroller Arthur Levitt. Although the home is within the district it has its own sewer facilities and the approval, officials say, is routine as there is no bond issue involved. Sawer lines have been in operation for some time.

C. H. Whiting Dies Firemen were called to the home of Chester H. Whiting of 506 Maple Ave. Wednesday night at 10:20 when he was taken ill.

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First Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1966. Body at Smith and Fudge Funeral Home, where friends may call, Thursday 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Friday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Daniel Gelatt, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Horseheads.

Woodlawn Cemetery Mausoleum. Please omit flowers. Mrs. West was born at Stamford, Dec. 10, 1879.

She graduated from Keuka Institute, Keuka College, Class of 1900. On Sept. 3, 1902, she was married to Dr. John B. West by George H.

Ball D.D., first president of Keuka College. She was member of the First Baptist Church of Elmira for 35 years-for the past 15 years, she has been attending church with Dr. West at the Horseheads Baptist Church. Survived by husband, Dr. John B.

West; son, John Richard West, M.D. and daughter, Mrs. Harrison K. T. Voorhees, both of Daytona Beach, grandchildren, Mrs.

Donald Page and Miss Lynda West, both of Daytona Beach, Harrison K. T. Voorhees I1 of Tampa, and J. Rex Voorhees of Atlanta, J. Richard Voorhees of Daytona Beach.

brother, Charles W. Wood: sister, Mrs. Jennie Buiman, both of Victor, N. sister in law, Mrs. Mildred Warren of Middlebury Center, several nieces and nephews.

YOUST, Sullivan Age 77, of Richmond Mills Town of Richmond, Sunday, Jan. 23, 1966 at his home. Prayer service was held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Brown Funeral Home, 20 Washington Livonia, N. Y.

Internment will be held at the convenience of the family in Lake View Cemetery, Honeoye, N. Y. Survived by sister, Mae G. Youst of Rochester; brother, Angelo of Bath Veterans Facility; stepdaughter, Mrs. George (Emily) Swingle of Honeoye.

OSWALT, Mrs. Irene L. 61, of 563 Clark Waverly," N.Y., Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1966. Friends may call at Russell Funeral Home, Waverly, Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Funeral and committal there Friday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Robert E. Grover. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery, Waverly.

Survived by husband, Lest'e Oswalt: son. Robert J. Oswalt of Elmira; daughters, Mrs. Vivian Satterly and Mrs. Joan Lo Vecchio, both of Horseheads; three brothers, Levi Race of Watermill, L.

1.: Almon Race of Penn Yan and Ivan Race of Holcomb, N. one greataunt, Mrs. Jessie McManus of Corning; eight grandchildren; one greatgranddaughter, several nieces and nephews. She was a member, past noble grand and past district deputy, Waverly Rebekah Lodge No. 101, and a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainman.

FALSEY, Edward M. of 15 Mather Binghamton, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1956, suddenly. Friends may call at Luckner Funeral Home, 4.49 Park Waverly, Thursday and Friday to 4 and 7 to 0 p. m.

Prayer service there Saturday at 9 a. m. followed by Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. in James Catholic Church, Waverly. St.

James Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary, Friday at 8 p.m. Survived by wife, Mrs. Marie Delaney Falsey; four sisters, Miss Ellen and Miss Mary Falsey and Mrs. Margaret Miller, all of Considine Waverly, of Mrs.

John (Elizabeth) Washington, D.C.; sever. al cousins. Before his retirement in 1964, he was employed by Ansco Corp. of Binghamton with 19 years of service. Since retiring, he has acted as school crossing guard in Binghamton.

He was a communicant of St. Christopher's Catholic Church of Hinmans Corners: member Moose Lodge 1490 of Waverly; Fraternal Order, of the Eagles 2644 of Johnson BURROUGHS, Mrs. Lottie M. of Age 86, Pine of 558 Maple formerly City, Thursday, Jan. 27, Keck 1966.

Friends may call at HollyFuneral Home, Thursday 7 to 9 and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Saturday at 11 a.m., the Rev. Robert Greaves. Woodlawn Cemetery. Survived by son, Gordon D.

Burroughs of Elmira; three children, Mrs. Jeanne Young of grandMrs. JoAnn DeMott of Elmira and John Burroughs of Elmira; brother, Andrew J. Dort of Wellsboro, Pa. She was the widow of the late Rev.

George G. Burroughs who served as pastor of the Pine City Baptist Church from 1921 to 1932. Mrs. Burroughs was a member of the Pine City Baptist Church and the Women's Guild of that church; member of W.C.T.U. WHITING, Chester H.

Age 70, of 506 Maple Wednesday, January 26, 1966. Friends may call at Holly-Keck Funeral Home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral there Monday at 9:30 a.m., the Rev. Richard T.

Loring. Woodlawn National Cemetery. Survived by wife, Maude M. Whiting; sister, Mrs. Margaret Grams of Niagara Falls, N.

several nieces and nephews. He was a former employe of the Arnot Ogden Memorial Hospital and a former county employe. DEWEY, Harry Philip Age 70, of Gaines, Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1966, at the Soidiers and sanors Hospital, Velisboro. Friends may call ar Collins runeral Hoine, Gaieton, Thursday 7 to 9 and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m.

The pody will be removed to the Gaines Methodist Church at noon Saturday for services at 2:30 p.m., the Rev. William Lusk assisted by the Rev. Kieth M. Dewey. Knowiton Cemetery, Gaines RD.

Surby wife, Mrs. Stella Hill Dewey; sons, Philip H. Dewey of Big Flats, N. the Rev. Kieth M.

Dewey of Pittsford, N. daughter, Mrs. Leon G. (Betty) Parker of Weilsboro: brother, Guy H. Dewey, of Elmira; sisters, Mrs.

Rexa Benn of Corning, Mrs. Maude Feig of Galeton, Mrs. Norman Repard of Wellsboro: 11 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Pine Creek Sportsmen Club; Potter County Anglers Club; Coudersport Consistory; Galeton Masonic Lodge No. 602; Loyal Order of the Moose: trustee Gaines Methodist Church; district deputy of 1.0.0.F.; past president of the Board of Education; past master of the Grande: Scout Master Troop No.

44; member of the V. F. director of the Gaines band; vice president and manager of Gaines Watrous TV Antenna past president of the Rural Letter Carriers Assn. In lieu of flowers. friends are requested to contribute to memorial fund in his name which will he establiched at Gaines Methodist Church, Masonic service at the funeral home, Friday at 8 p.m.

Funerals JONES, Glenn H. Age 42, of Roseville, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1966. Friends may cell at Shaw Robena Funeral Home, Thursday 2 to and 7 to 9 p. m.

Funeral and services there Fridav at 2 p. Watson Cemetery, PADGETT, Mr. Franklin Age 85, of 128 E. Chemung Place, Tue day, January Friends may call at Kalec Funeral Home Wednesday 7 to p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and to 9 p.m.

Funeral there Friday at 1 p.m., the Rev. Robert McCune. Forest Lawn Memorial Park LODGE NOTICE Officers and members of Elmira No. 517, Loyal Order of the 2 Referred To Youth Bureau Two 14-year-old boys have been referred to the police Youth Bureau after allegedly taking money from an E. Church St.

home. Mrs. Mary Benjamin of 706 E. Church St. reported to city police that a bank had been taken from her home between 7:30 and 8 p.m.

Tuesday. The two youths, known to have been in the house, were questioned concerning the theft and were referred to the Youth Bureau. DiSNEy'S True Life Adventures CROW CONFAB A SPECIAL SIGNAL SUMMONS CROWS TO A MEETING. 1966 Walt Disney Productions THEY MEET AND CAW, World Rights Reserved MAKING MANY DIFFERENT SOUNDS UNINTELLIGIBLE TO HUMANS, BUT WITH DEFINITE MEANINGS TO THEM. 1-27 Distributed by King Features Syndicate, MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE 21 CABINETS made to order, furniture repairing and refinishing, bird houses and feeders.

Miscellaneous woodwork. Fred Hungerford, 503 John Horseheads. RE 9-2207. WATER WELLS at a price you can pay, Terms. All work guaranteed.

Don Butcher, Ithaca Road, Horseheads. RE 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 af reasonable rates by Elmira Star-Gazette Engraving Department. Open daily 8 to Monday through Friday. Dial RE 4-5151. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE AGENTS 22 BUYING OR SELLING call R.

A. Bennett Realtor 3-3849. "You'll do better with CAMPBELL Real Estate. RE 4-9465. will appreciate a call in your plans to buy.

sell or rent. FOR ACTION call RE 4-2083, RE 3-7723. Dott will liquidate your holdings or buy out right- listings needed buyers waiting. HOMES. Cottages, Lots, A AcreageSpecializing in Schuyler Co.

For buying-selling. Moddick Odessa 61. 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. HOUSES FOR SALE 23 ranch. Recreation room, attached CATALPA DRIVE, 111.

3 3-bedroom garage. A lot for your money! $12,500. Hamm, RE 3-5800. CHURCH ST. W.

720 Attractive 5 room home in convenient Hoffman shopping area. Charming living room, formal dining room, cheery kitchen, baths, 2 large bedrooms. Everything in good condition. Owner must move willing to sacrifice. J.

Ambrose, Realtor. RE 2-6688. CLINTON ST. W. Modernized 7 room colonial.

Brick fireplace in carpeted living room, formal dining room, pine paneled den, knottypine kitchen with built-ins, 3 large bedrooms, sleeping porch, baths, 2 car garage. Available quickly, J. Ambrose, Realtor, RE 2-6688. CLINTON, W. Newly listed Boston.

4 rooms and bath down, 5 and bath up. good income, asking $7500 will consider reasonable offer for quick sale. E. Kretschman, RE 2- 2825. GLIDER CIRCLE, Harris Hill Manor.

Charming ranch home located in a scenic suburban area. Spacious living-room stone fireplace, formal diningroom, gorgeous kitchen with built-in range, oven, disposal, baths, attached 2 car garage. This home is attractive, has style and is immaculate. Olson RE 4-7146. GROVE ST.

Spacious room, just right for large family. Double living room, dining room, family size kitchen, powder room, rear enclosed porch, down; 3 good size. bedrooms, 2 smaller ones, bath, sleeping porch, up. 2 car garage. Well maintained home, convenient to Arnot Hospital and E.

F. A. Asking only $15,500. J. Ambrose, Realtor.

RE 2-6688. HATFIELD ST. Horseheads. Attractive capecod situated on 8 spacious lot. 4 rooms (2 bedrooms) and bath down, 2 bedrooms up.

Attached garage, near shopping area, churches ect. A neatly appointed home all will enjoy! 01- son RE: 4-7146. MAPLE AVE. In area of nice homes. Capecod, 6 rooms, 4 concrete basement, gas heat.

2 car garage. Utter Realty, RE 3-9586. PRATT ST. Comfortable compact home, 5 rooms, new heating system, garage, deep lot. Asking 200.

Utter Realty, RE 3-9586. REYNOLDS ST. New on market! Good 7 room, 3 bedroom home. Garage. Near busline, schools and only $10,500.

Quick possession! 01- son RE 4-7146. RILLA ST. You will enjoy the convenience of this modern ranch. Nice living room with carpeting. Delightful kitchen, 3 excellent bedrooms, full' cellar, garage.

Low taxes! Only $17,200. Blanchard Real Estate. RE 9-5651. ROBERT Cape Cod. Large lot, garage.

Under $9,000 Daum Realty, 734-2340, WILLYS ST. Spic and Span remodeled 6 room home (3 bedrooms). Modern ceramic bath. all modern kitchen, 220 wiring, copper plumbing. Garage with workshop area.

Taxes only $240. Exceptional value at $10,800. J. Ambrose Realtor, RE 2-6688. A HOMEY home with 4 bedrooms.

Large heated garage with heavy duty flooring. Near Holiday Inn. Dott, Realty. RE 4-2083. A NEW 3 bedroom ranch just completed.

Large kitchen, built in range, patio, garage, lot 100x150. Built by reliable contractor. Pine City area. RE 2-0725. ANXIOUS OWNER must sell this perfect 2-bedroom home.

Make offer. 739-5382. ATTENTION: Retired People bedrooms, modern bath and kitchen, large living room, all on one floor. Large lot. Low taxes.

Practically maintenance free. E. V. Smith, Realtor, RE 4-7573. ALWAYS CALL Dott Realty.

RE 4-2083 RE 3-7723. BEAUTIFUL English type. 7 rooms, baths, all improvements. corner lot, double garage. Might consider bungalow as part payment.

Call Tupper. 733-7041, BEAUTIFUL new ranch. Large liv. ing roon, fireplace, utility room, baths. double car garage, full basement, baseboard heat.

Drive. Big Flats, RE 2-2254. STAR -GAZETTE Elmira, N. Y. Thursday, Jan.

27, 1966 33 Space Administration outlined the plans Wednesday in announcing the selection of seven geophysical instruments to be used by the first two-man teams of Apollo astronauts to land on the moon, perhaps in 1969. One of the astronauts is to walk 1,000 feet away from the lunar landing site, depositing tiny minaturized sound-detecting devices called geophones at regular i intervals. As he walks back to the lunar landing vehicle he will touch off a series of small chemical charges. The devices will cause thumping sounds that will be stored recorder and transpicked up, by the geophones, mitted to earth for analysis as to the nature of the lunar surface. The astronauts also will deposit at the lunar landing site a miniature mortar device, weighing less than 15 pounds and containing four charges, each consisting of a quarter of a pound of chemical explosives.

These will be fired later, by ground command, to hurl projectiles for distances up to 2,000 feet. Their impact is expected to provide information on the moon's physical properties to a depth of about 500 feet. The instruments will be left on the moon, and are designed to transmit radio data to earth for six months to a year. Claims Court Oaths Taken By Young Star-Gazette Bureau ALBANY The cycle was completed Tuesday. Fred A.

Young took two oaths of office administered by Secretary of State John P. Lomenzo and returned to his old position of presiding judge of the State Court of Claims. He had stepped down from that post in 1963 to become state Republican chairman. Two years later he relinquished that post study to in undertakeulstiespecial pro- cedures for Gov. Rockefeller.

Recently the governor renamed him to the Court of Claims, and Tuesday he designated him presiding judge. Judge John P. Gualtieri, of Clinton, the scholarly jurist who succeeded when Judge Young resigned, asked in December to be returned to trial work. Judge Young, of Lowville, was sworn in both as a judge of the court, for which the Senate confirmed him, and the presiding judgeship, to him. which He the will governor serve a full nine-year term, filling a position the legislature created last year.

348 Register For Evening School Classes A total of 348 persons registered for the new term of Elmira Evening School, but there are vacancies in nearly every class. William R. Cieri, supervisor of adult and federal programs, Enlarged Elmira City School District, said vacancies particularly occur in four courses: Law Everyone Should Know, Wednesdays, 7 to 9 p.m.; Modern Math for Parents, Wednesdays, 7 to 9 p.m.; Beginning Typing, 2. classes, Thursdays to 9:15 p. Law for Secretaries, Wednesdays, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

State Spending Attacked by G. A. Shoemaker The governor's record breaking $3.987 billion budget is the cause for a clash between Assembly Speaker Anthony J. Travia, D-Brooklyn, and Senator Warren W. Anderson, finance chairman.

Citizens Public President Garth A. Shoemaker of Elmira has warned the State Assembly that Governor Rockefeller's budget is a "$4 billion vehicle on the highway to higher The state is spending more and going deeper into debt in a time of high prosperity, the tax survey group cautioned. Many new programs this year "will grow to multi-million dollar costs in future budgets," the group reported. $10.50 STOLEN A theft was discovered at Gerow's Laundry on the Old Ithaca Road, Horseheads by Patrolman Robert G. Waters at 2:20 Wednesday moring.

A candy vending machine was forced open. Missing was about $10.50 in change. Moose will meet at the Moose Home, Thursday at 7:45 m. to proceed to the Kalec Funeral Home to conduct service for our late brother, Franklin Padgett at 8 p.m. Signed: RICHARD JENNINGS Governor T.

RICHARDSON Secretary ZURES, Mrs. Catherine A. of 106 Winding Way, Horseheads, Tuesday, January 25, 1966. Friends may call at the Kalec Funeral Home Wednesday and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Prayer service there Friday at 8:15 a.m.

followed by Solemn High Requiem Mass in St. Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. St. Peter and Paul's Cemetery, In Memoriam In loving memory of my husband, Stephen F. Seeley, who died Jan.

27, 1964. You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last will remember thee miss you now, my heart is sore, As time goes by 1 miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentie face No one can fill your vacant place. Mrs. Virginia B. Seeley Card of Thanks The Family of the Late Charles Davis wish to thank the many relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness extended during their recent bereavement.

LEGALS STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF CHEMUNG BENJAMIN L. SOLOMON, 509 Edgewood Drive, Elmira, New York, Plaintiff VS. MARGUERITE OSTASHESKI, RD No. 1, Horseheads, New York, Defendant. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON- ED to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not served with this summons.

to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within 20 days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Trial to be held in the County of Chemung. The basis of the venue is residence of Plaintiff in Chemung County and location of real property in Chemung County. Plaintiff resides in Chemung Cou ty.

Dated this 18th day of November, 1965. O'BRIEN ETKIND, Plaintiff's Attorney Office and Post Office Address Federation Building Elmira, New York NOTICE INDEX NO 36249 TO MARGUERITE OSTASHESKI: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. Robert Brink, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 24th day of January. 1966, and filed with the complaint and other papers, in the office of the Clerk of the County of Chemung at the County Clerk's Office, Elmira, New York. The object of this action is to compel the determination of a claim to' real property under Article 15 of the Real Property Law of the State of New York, upon the premises described below to bar the defendant from claiming an interest or estate in said property and adjudging the plaintiff vested with absolute and unencombered title and fee to said property.

The property in question is described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Towns of Elmira and Horseheads, County of Chemung, and State of New York, described as follows: Beginning at the northeasterly corner of lands deeded to Ostasheski by Vanderhoff: thence westerly along the therly line of lands so deeded 1220 feet to a point: thence southerly to a point 1341 feet west of the southeasterly corner of land so deeded: thence easterly along the southerly line of the lands so deeded 838 feet to a point: thence northerly along the west line of lands heretofore by Ostasheski to Bryant 413 feet: thence easterly 513 feet to the west line of Hoffman -Street; thence northerly along the westerly line of Hoffman Street 20 feet to the lands of Ostasheski now or formerly: thence westerly along the south line of Ostasheski, now or formerly, 300 feet: thence northerly along the west line of Ostasheski, now or formerly. 140 feet: thence easterly along the north line of Ostasheski, now or formerly 300 feet to the west line of Hoffman Street; thence northerly along the westerly line of Hoffman Street about 197 feet to the place of beginning. Being easterly portion of southern half of lot 1 of the subdivision of Great Lot No. 126. Also in the above Town of Elmira, County and State bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the westerly line of the highway leading northerly from Carr's Corners (Hoffman Street extended) at a point 197 feet southerly from the point of intersection of said westerly line of said highway with the northerly boundary line of the south half of Lot No.

1 of the subdivision of Great Lot No. 126. and running thence southerly along the westerly line said highway 140 feet to a point: thence westerly on a line perpendicular to the westerly line of said highway 300 feet to a point: thence northerly on A line parallel with the westerly line of said highway 140 feet to a point: thence easterly on a line perpendicular to the westerly line of said highway 300 feet to the point the place of beginning, and being a lot 140 feet wide front and rear and 300 feet deep. fronting on the westerly line of said highway, containing about one acre of land. Being same premises set forth in Liber 355 of Deeds at pg.

339. Dated: January 24, 1966. O'BRIEN AND EDKIND Attorneys for Plaintiff Federation Building Elmira, New York Feb.3,10.17,1966 4tz NOTICE FO NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY THE TREASURER OF CHEMUNG COUNTY. NOTICE 18. HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 601 of Abandoned Property Law the State of New York that: The unsersigned as Treasurer of the County of Chemung has on deposit or in his custody certain moneys and property paid or deposited in actions or proceedings in the several courts in the said coun-1 ty.

The persons whose names and last known addresses are set forth below appear from the records of the said Treasurer to be entitled to certain such property of the amount of $25 or more. DEPOSITED IN ACTIONS OR PROCEEDINGS COURT IN THE COUNTY Name Austin Last Known Unknown Address Charles Snyder Mary Bennett John A. Lucas Joseph Ruoco Grant Lawson Mary Smith Ival White Elmira, New York Leon J. Mosher Unknown DEPOSITED IN ACTIONS OR PROCEEDINGS IN JUSTICE COURT H. Goldstein Unknown DEPOSITED IN ACTIONS OR PROCEEDINGS IN COURT UNKNOWN Leo Meyers Unknown Carroll Heaps Davis Braus Earl Baldwin Caroline Bates DEPOSITED IN ACTIONS OR PROCEEDINGS IN SURROGATE'S COURT Edgar Milliken TAKE FURTHER NOTICE That (A) a list of the names contained in this notice is on file and open to public inspection at the office of the Treasurer; (B) any such unclaimed moneys or other property will be paid or delivered by him on or before the thirty first day of March to persons establishing to his satisfaction their right to receive the same; and (C) in the succeeding month of April, and on or before the tenth day thereof, such unclaimed moneys or other property still remaining will be paid or delivered to the State Comptroller and the undersigned shall thereupon cease to be liable therefor.

Dated: Elmira, New York January 27, 1966 R. Arden De Vore Treasurer Chemung County, New York Jan. 27, 1966 1 tz ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTICES A COMPLETE tax service Segur, 482 Mt. Zoar. RE 4-9507.

AS PERSONAL income tax service. Reasonable rates. L. R. Boyd, 88 Scott 733-6045.

APPOINTMENT unnecessary. Income taxes. 1021 Oak RE 3-6779. 422 W. 4th St.

RE 2-2280. BEVERLY COPP Income taxes. BRASH. EVELYN State and federal taxes. 424 W.

Third. RE 3-1484 INCOME TAXES Small business. individual. S. H.

Dove, RE 3-3302. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS area meetings a week. RE 4-8204. FOR A FEW day you may have a completion hospital room in your Bed. walker, commode, oxygen, and everything eise for the sick room may be rented or purchased and delivered by Gerouid's Pharmacy, S.

Main W. Hudson, RE 3-6696. JANE. I used to hate you. Your rugs always looked younger than mine.

But that was before I went to Cory's Hardware, 1548 Maple Ave. (RE 2-5981) and rented a Glamorene Electric Rug Shampoo er for only $2 a day. WILL CARE for elderly ladies in my private home. RE 9-2720. BEAUTICIANS ALL TYPES of beauty work done in your home.

RE 2-1966. LOST AND FOUND FOUND. Black cat, long hair, white markings. RE 3-1154 RE 3-1112. LOST Beagle.

black, brown, white. in area of Joley Watkins. Reward. RE 2-2150. LOST on W.

Gray between Davis Hoffman, ladies glasses in aqua case, reward. RE 2-1513. BUSINESS SERVICE PLUMBING. HEATING DOMINIC SCARINGE, 154 W. 4th Sewers-Cesspools.

RE 4-7415. ED McDONALD, 365 Lyon sewers. septic tanks, and dry wells. RE 4-8325. JOHN J.

COSTELLO, Roe Ave. Sewer Contractor. Complete sewer service. RE 4-5312 RE 4-7477. SHEESLEY'S SEWER SERVICE, septic tanks pumped and sewer connections made.

3-1862. 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. MOVING AND STORAGE 16 A. C. RICE Storage Corp. -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 careful record. 700 Madison Ave. RE 2-0845. RENT -A- TRUCK by Week. SOS-Avis.

Standard Operating Service. Eimira P.E 3-3588 TRUCKING AL'S trucking, tree cutting, moving, what have yoy. RE 2-4385. BEST SERVICE, 24 hours, 7-day week, moving and hauling, attic and cellar cleaned. LO 2-8625.

GARAGES. cellars, attics cleaned, rubbish hauled, moving. RE4-1334. LOOK! -Trash hauled, moving jobs, deliveries, trees cut. RE 4-5660.

PAINTING, PAPERING 17 EXPERIENCED painting and paperhanging, reasonable. RE 3-3375. EXPERT PAINTING Taping, 3-9892. Hesselbart RE 9-3077. Swirling, 18 yrs.

exp. A Novick RE INTERIOR EXTERIOR painting. Top work, Cleveland. RE 2-1505. INTERIOR Over PAINTING and paper hanging.

20 yrs. experience. Free estimates. Very reasonable prices. RE 3-1603, H.

Harrington. INTERIOR PAINTING, free estimates, reasonable rates. RE 2-5277. PAINTING, paperhanging, dry wall swirling. Free estimates.

RE 3-5946. ARPENTRY. MASONRY, ROOFING 18 AAAA roof repairs, roofing, siding, eave troughs, etc. Iroquois Industries. RE 3-4842 RE 4-0685.

A BETTER ROOF REPAIR Chimney, gutters. decks and waterproofing. Snow and ice removal from eaves and decks. Guaranteed. Security Roofing Co.

RE 4-5178. ALL BUILDING -All carpentry. All remodeling. RE 2-0996. ALL CARPENTRY Painting, remodeling.

Free estimates. RE4-8003 ALL REMODELING and building jobs. None too small. RE 4-6560. BUILDING AND REMODELINGH.

Diffenderter. RE 3-7698. CARPENTER and mason work, home leveled. Terms. RE 3-7645.

FLOORS sanded. refinished Old like new RE 2-8102 RE 9-7646. NEW CEILINGS doors windowsporch steps kitchens, any type carpentry or painting. L. H.

Davies RE 2-7532. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 19 CURTAINS laundered, washings wanted. RE 3-4542. CURTAINS, washings and ironings. Called for delivered.

RE 2-4189. IRONINGS done in my home. 503 Lake St. downstairs. IRONINGS WANTED Clean private home.

RE 3-2142. WASHING and ironings wanted. RE 3-4417. SEWING--TAILORING 20 ALTERATIONS and dress making. Tailoring.

J. Sullivan RE 3-6207. INVISIBLE reweaving. J. Kukulka, 318 E.

Miller St. RE 4-8566. SEWING, mending, alterations. 1251 W. Second St.

RE 3-0514. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE BOOKKEEPING, payroll records, income taxes, reasonable, experienced. Vincent RE 4-2974 afternoons, RE 3-7394 evenings. I'M YOUR BEST FRIEND Marsha. but I don't know how to tell you this.

Your rug is dirty. Suggest you rent A Glamorere Electric Rug Shampooer for only $2 a day at Midway Materials, Rt. 17 Big flats, LO2-8487. HOUSES FOR SALE PINE CITY Need a home for a growing family? This excellent newer 2 story is it! Spacious living room, with new wall to wall carpeting, dining room, modern kitchen, full bath and laundry room off kitchen. Paneled den or extra bedroom, plus 4 large bedrooms and full bath (colored fixtures up).

garage. 1 acre of privacy. Offered at reduced price! Blanchard Real Estate. RE 9-5651 JUST OUTSIDE Newly listed 4 bedroom Cape Cod. Living room with fireplace.

Dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook. Full cellar. Gas heat. Low taxes. Emmick RE 4-0047.

REASONABLY PRICED Top quality conventionally built 3 and 4-bedroom homes. Orchard Drive, Green Valley subdivision. Olcott Road, Big Flats. Open daily 9 p.m. Empire Homes.

RE 3-0990. SOUTHPORT -Commercially zoned excellent business opportunity, 6- room bungalow with 2-car garage. RE 3-7723. SOUTHSIDE 2-apartment: 6 and bath each: easy walk business area. $9500.

McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183. SUBURBAN ACRES Big Flats, 2 interesting 3 bedroom 2 bath 1 story homes nearing completion. Direct from builder Your choice of color, carpet, etc. John Mack, RE 2-4635. WESTACRES (Upper Larchmont Rd.) in West Elmira.

A discriminating home buyer, ready to invest in the finest of locations, highest quality construction, the most functional planning, the ultimate in master workmanship, will do well to investigate this most desirable, spacious ranch home. Nestled on a huge lot amid towering shade trees and just a three iron shot from the Elmira Country Club greens, it commands a scenic view for miles. Center foyer (flagstone floor), angled cut stone fireplace in large living room, formal dining room with an air of elegance, cheery den with butternut paneling and sliding glass doors leading to an inviting terrace, delightful kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, wall oven and range. Four large, sunny and attractive bedrooms, master bath (vanity), full bath off master bedroom. A most appealing basement family room zoned hot water dustless baseboard heat, attached car garage.

If you desire privacy in a retreat with little traffic, sumptuous living, then. let Olson RE 4-7146 show you this unusual and distinctive property. HOUSES FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL ranch-type home 10 minutes from Elmira. Ultra-modern kitchen and bath, nice oak floors, one large and one small bedroom. Furnished or unfurnished, large garage with workshop area.

Ideal house for retired couple. Priced right for quick sale. Olson RE 4-7146. BROADWAY SCHOOL, good 3-bedroom: new furnace: 220 wiring: lot 150x150. Large garage.

$13,000. McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183. CALL R. W. Garrett.

"Your brokfor prompt action -buyingselling. Listings wanted. RE 2 2-4422. CAPE COD Hendy Creek area. New kitchen, new car garage, recreation room with pool table and bar, 1 acre of land.

RE 2-9081 after 5 p.m. "like new;" 2 bedrooms, attracCHARMING Southside Rancher tive living room; 2-car garage. Lot 61x150. $14,500. McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183.

COUNTRY ESTATES Present owner has maintained this home to perfection, and the interior decoration is in excellent taste. The lot is one of the largest in the area. 7 rooms and a bath and a half on 1, floor. Covered patio, double attached garage. Just under $30,000 Hildreth Realty, RE 9-5767, RE 4-0761.

DIVEN SCHOOL, good 9 room home: gas heat: 2-car garager 500. McCorkle, Realtor, RE 4-6183. EIGHT MILES OUT 5 rooms and bath. This home in process of being remodeled. Big, beautiful modern kitchen is completely finished.

Several rooms and exterior yet to be remodeled. 1 of land. School bus for Diven and Ernie Davis High School. E. V.

Smith, Realtor. RE 4-7573. ELMIRA HEIGHTS: Off W. 14th St. Splendid family home.

7 rooms (3 bedrooms), 2 full baths 1 of which is new with vanity, modern kitchen. Copper plumbed rewired, new furnace, new roof. car garage. $11,600. Olson RE 4- 7146.

HEIGHTS 5 room older home, Excellent condition. Dott Realty, RE 4-2083, RE 3-7723. HORSEHEADS CENTRAL Owner has 2 houses and only wants SO make us an offer on this 6 room ranch, car garage, corner lot. Just reduced $500 to $12,400. Hildreth Realty For appointment only RE 3-7372, RE 9-1963.

NEW LISTING Large 4 bedroom large lot, 200 ft. frontage, blacktop ranch, 5 mi. from Horseheads, road, schoolbus. Move right in. Treat Realty Service, Realtor, RE 9-3834 LO 2-8542.

OFF W. WATER ST. Ideal family home. 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms. hardwood floors, new ceramic tile bath, new 220 wiring, exterior newly painted.

3 car garage. Owner transferred. Utter Realty RE 3- 9586. BENNETT CIRCLE Beautiful hill view but close to town. Nearly new 3 bedroom with large family room (Thermopane windows), basement, garage, gas heat.

Well-shrubbed. Blacktop drive, plus many extras. Quick possession. Owner transferred. OLCOTT RD.

2 bearoom DUngalow on approximately acres. car garage. New area. Horseheads School district. BLAUVELT 739-3677 NEW LISTINGS ELMIRA HEIGHTS W.

Lenox Ave. Very nice 3 bedroom, kitchen, dining room, living room, gas heat, 220 electric, pardwood floors, car garage (in basement), blacktop. Lot 60x180, nicely shrubbed. Low taxes, fairly priced. GOLDEN GLOW HEIGHTS Brookline nearly new, good condition.

3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, utility room, gas forced air heat, 220. Carport. Situated on lot 60x120x150. Taxes only $189.65. Call today to inspect this excellent buy at $9800.

BLAUVELT 739-3677 NEW LISTING Maple Shade, Big Flats Four bedroom ranch with two car attached garage. Living room with Lees Nylon wall to wall carpet, one and a half baths, laundry room. Beautiful compact kitchen with built in eating nook, all on first floor. Basement family room 34 13-6 with fireplace, acoustical ceiling, strong Excelon tile, Weldwood birch paneling, rheostat dimmer switch to recess lighting, one other room ready to receive paneling. Yours for $25,700 For appointment call Red Haupt.

CALLAHAN and HOOEY REALTORS INSURORS Elmira RE 3-4291 Corning 962-3156 NEW LISTING West Elmira 106 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE. 3 bedroom, two story. Immaculate Inside and out. Large living room, dining with louvered doors, sun porch off kitchen, new walk, black top drive room with corner china closet, den to one car garage: deep well shrubbed lot with trees. Shown by appointment only.

Call Red Haupt 733-4291 CALLAHAN and HOOEY REALTORS INSURORS Corning 962-3156 HORSEHEADS New listing 3 bedroom ranch, custom built. Large living room, dining room, beautiful birch cabinet kitchen, spacious master bedroom with bath, also full ceramic tile bath, excellent closet space, full basement, attached garage, deep lot. Connected to village water and sew. ers. Convenient to Ridge Road schools.

Priced at only $19,400. Mavor Sharron RE 9-3651 Two brokers for the price of one LOW BUDGET How can you resist this Cape Cod two bedrooms, bath, living room, kitchen and laundry area, down large bedroom with built in drawers and closet space plus extra space up. One car garage, private lot well landscaped. Easy walking distance to work, school and shopping. Taxes only $187.

Low heat bills. Yours for $10,900 Kelly Big Flats Excellent 3 bedroom ranch with ceramic bath, very large kitchen, family inside area in basement, newly painted and out. Excellent area for children. Taxes $172. Yours for $16,500 Suburban Acres Owner transferred.

3 bedroom ranch lot, with brick front two car garage, large one pine and half baths, slate foyeer, knotty kitchen with built ins, knotty pine den with fireplace. Large covered rear porch, partly finished family room in basement, hot water baseboard heat. $23,500 For appointment call Red Haupt. CALLAHAN and HOOEY REALTORS INSURORS Elmira RE 3-4291 Corning 962-3156 15 51 51 17 4118 62 61 Va 12 20 20 20 44 337 72 7 20 2.500 39 15 9-16 9-16 57 270 401 227 18 13 163 162. 163 16 118 9 10 2 12 150 17 19 23 140 517 151 201 28 95 9 21 35 5 5 21 18 10 201.

3 50 36 36 228 45 43 43 43 18 24 28 81 3 7-16 3 7-16-1-16 24 5 5 78 80 2800 11 82 54 18 BONDS 10 106 106 106 19 91 90 90 124 123 124 15 15 15 128 123 128 76 76 76 581 99 99 82 821 RAY STILES AT THE FRAME 908 PENNA. AVE. Phone RE 3-6575 Sunset Rd. (Troy Rd.) acres, bedroorns with modern kitchen. Only $7500.

with Spruce St. 3 bedrooms, bungalow income to pay your payments. 2 car garag, onlye $10,800. Yale St. Larg feamily home, immaculate condition, just move in.

Pine fireplaces, Hills Beautiful tri-level, 2 baths, 1 acre lot with pool. Wallace Place Perfect condition, 3 bedrooms, modren bath, no repairs needed. Pine City bedroom single for only $7900. acres, modern bath and kitchen with appliances. Wellsburg Land contract, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.

and 5 acres. Lower Maple Large 3 bedroom ranch, fireplace, 3 car garage, lot 150 210. Farm Dundee. Good house and large barn with new silo, 114 acres. Lots Pauline Ave.

100 250, Christian Hollow, acres, $1950; Lowman Rd. 1 acre, $1500. South Creek Rd. RI. 14, 430 M.

frontage, acres, business zoned, ideal for motel site. Mosherville $11,500. Brand new 3 bedroom ranch, large modern kitchen, bath. 300 ft. frontage.

Taxes $125. Sullivan St. Perfect Inside and out. Beautiful floors, 3 bedrooms up, 5 rooms down, full basement, gas heat, garage. We're proud to show you this one.

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