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FOR SALE—Kelvmator 13-foot freez­er and 9*foot Frigidaire, practically new and priced reasonable. Inquire at 41 Eagle Street, phone 216-M, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE-i-Hemstitching machine in A-l condition. Phone 566-M, Mt. Morris, N. Y.»

FOR SALE—Tomato plants, sweet and hot pepper plants, eggplants, cel­ery plants, early and late cabbage, zin­nias, marigolds, asters, petunias, snap­dragons, salvia, carnations, ageratum, also potted geraniums for Decoration Day. Frank D'Angelo, 162 Main Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Tomato plants and pep­pers. Philip Cipolla, 21 Elm St., Mt. Morris, N. Y. fcll 1 . . — , — — . 1 , 1 - 1 — • — | . 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 . — — I. • — I. — • ..I.I.I...III. . I I . . . •!•

FOR SALE—"My double" dress form in excellent condition, reasonably priced. Call 222-W, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE — Potted geraniums of excellent quality. Fred Nicastro, 50 Erie Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Baled straw, hay and corn silage in our silos. 'Bush Sales & Service, phone 215 Or 214, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Six burial lots in one of the best locations in the Mt. Morris Cemetery. Will sell all or divide in half. Robert Gibson, Box 103, Nunda, N. Y., or phone HO. 8-3632 after 6 p.m.

FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms downstairs. Private entrance. Available June I 1st. Inquire 24 Murray Strict, phoni 231-W, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Pleasant 2 bedroom apartment in Nunda. Immediate occu­pancy. Inquire at Mt. Morris Enterprise, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Three room apartment with bath, inquire of Mrs. Angeline Inguaggiato, 6 Shepard St., phone 293-R or 292-R, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Apartment, upstairs, two bedrooms, automatic beat, garage at 18 state Street. Write R. J. Ryan, 99 Park̂ Street, Arcade, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Three-room ' furnished apartment. Now available. Call after 5 p.m. Inquire at 34 Hopkin St., Mt. Morris.

FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms. Mrs. Frances Passamonte, 68 Murray Street, phone 546-M, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

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HELP WANTED—Farm Hand—Sal­ary: $2,600 to $3,300. 8-hour day. Paid vacation and sick leave. Use of Employees Sick Bay and othed fringe benefits. Also—Farmer for Dairy Barn. Pay—$2,990—$3,780. Inquire of Dr. C. Greenberg, Sonyea, New York.

FOR SALE—Mobile Homes, Imperial and Roy-Craft Plumbing and Heating. Open evenings. Curtis A. Sliker, Leices­ter, phone 2301, Leicester, New York.

"E FOR SALE—Porch ratlings, custom built of wrought iron. Free estimates gladly given. Stop at T h e Forge" or write Roadside Craftsmen, Hemlock, New York, Telephone 433-R. ,

FOR SALE—Bank run sand, gravel* and fill. Also will do general excavating, fill, and top soil Also will do general excavating, bulldozing a n d trucking Joseph Cappadonia, phone 301-J, South Main Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

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msmye9 FOR SALE—Building lots on Stanley

Street. Apply Frank I. Ferngno, Attor­ney, Main Street, Mt Morris, New York.

FOR SALE—House at 10 Spring Street with ail conveniences. Inquire of Attorney Frank J. Ferrigno, 163 South Main Street, phone 95, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

REAL ESTATE DWELLING ON BEGOLE ROAD—

8 rooms, new siding and storm windows: Ample water supply. Reasonable, will accept any offer.

Property—Home with apart-oil hot water heating system, new

aluminum storm windows and screens. Attached garage. At 28 Stanley Street. Priced for quick sale, $8,750.

CHAPEL STREET— Modern dwell­ing, field stone front, walls, stairs and entrance, 3 bedrooms, fire place, screen­ed porch, automatic gas heat, garage under living area, full cellar with many conveniences. large storage garage on the property. Five building lots adjoin­ing, included. Within village limits.

PROPERTY OWNERS—If you de­sire to sell, we solicit your listings. We have clients waiting to buy certain types of real estate.

SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING iAWtm, VANDORN^WrETT AGENCY, INC.

with Warren Cobb, Realtors Hjoaw 93 *

Mount Morris, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Tea room house with bath in food condition. Nice garden and yard. Price reasonable for quick sale. Inquire of Mrs. Ray Thompson, 38 Hopkin Street, Mt Morris, after 5:30 p.m.

FOR SALE — House located in Tus-carora. New built-in kitchen, tiled bath, four bedrooms. Large tawn„ ample water supply and oil heat. May be seen any­time by appointment. John R. Gray and Clifford L. Halpenny, Phone Mt. Morris 816-F6 after 6 p.m.

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FOR RENT—Four , room apartment. Available at once. Inquire of Louis Falsone,. 123 N. Mam St., phone 154, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

HELP WANTED—Male and female needed! Man or woman to service cus­tomers in Mount Morris with National­ly Advertised Watkins Products. Part time or full time locality available: Above average earnings. No investment neces­sary. Write D. E. Davenport, 74 E. Rob­inson Avenue, Barberton, Ohio.

SCRAP WANTED—I am buying all kinds of scrap metal and paying the highest market prices. Long and short distance hauling of all kinds. Frank Pagano, 14 Walnut Straet, Phone 78, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

WANTED—Your rugs and upholstery to clean and repair. Tacked down rugs cleaned on location. We also do all types of upholstering. Custom-made draperies and slip covers. PARKERS UPHOL­STERY SHOP. Phone Nunda Hopkins 8-5545, Nunda, New York.

WANTED TO BUY—Farm, with of without buildings, that would be suitable to re-forest. Send description, and price to L. Bauer, Box 34, Johnsonburg, N. Y.

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NOTICE — We have a very good as­sortment of all garden supplies. Peat Moss Fertilizers, Insecticides, Grass Seeds, Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Mos­es Garden Center, Lima, New York.

MT. MORRIS ENTERPRISE W , May 22, 1957 Page Eleven

Local Man Elected A Member of the American Angus Group

Edward E. Siebert, River Road, has been elected to membership in. the American Angus Association at St. Jos­eph, Missouri, announces Frank Rich­ards, secretary.

Mr. Siebert was among the four pure­bred Aberdeen-Angus breeders in New York elected to membership in the past month.

Sgt. Richard C. Tracy, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tracy, DansVille, ret cently participated in a training demon­stration for visiting Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets at Fort Riley, Kansas.

Tracy is a squad leader in Company B of the 28th Infantry at Fort Riley.

He entered the Army inj Sept. 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Dix> N. J. Tracy was graduated from Dansville Central School in 1955.

INSPECT KITCHEN EQUIPMENT—Mrs. Elaine Cappadonia, left, dietician

proudly displays some of the new equipment in the kitchen at the ML Morris

Central School cafeteria to officers of the Parent-Teachers Association.

Looking on are Mrs. Mary Scorsone, Mrs. Margaret Orlando, president and

Mrs. Rita Brade.—Photo by Steve Runfola.

BAKE SALE—Sponsored by St. Ann's Society of the Assumption Church on Saturday, May 25 commencing at 10 a.m. at the Star Super Market, Mam Street. Mrs. Frances Bonadonna is chairman and Mrs. Angeline Laliucci is chairman of the committee on arrange­ments.

NOTICE—Will trade a pair of table lamps for a good used desk. Inquire of Mrs. Burton Royce, phone 92-R, Perry, N. Y.

RAILINGS—Ornamental hand-forged railings. Estimates given. Fred L. Guern­sey, Phone Avon 4833, Fast Avon, N. Y.

LADIES—SPIRELLA will put you in the Fashion Picture with garments created for you alone. Figure Stylist J. Louise Bryant, phone 809-F-12, ML Morris, New York.

MOWERS—Warantee Service and Parts. Clinton, PoWer Products Engines and Reo Engines and Mowers. Inquire of PARMELEE, Mt. Morris, New York.

PIANO TUNING—I can tune your piano any evening or Saturday. Send card to Carlton Dunn, Reg. Piano Tuner, Sonyea, N. Y.

GRADING—Excavating, Bulldozing, Black Top, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, and Crushed Stone. Cipriano Sand & Gravel Company, phone 259, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Four rooms with bath. Modem upstairs apartment. Available June Lst. Inquire at 24 Murray Street, phone 231-W, ML Morris, N. Y.

FOR RENT—Five room apartment with bath. Available June lst. Inquire at 25 Hopkin Street, phone 318-J, Mt. Morris, N. Y. .

FOR RENT—Three room apartment with bath on first floor.* John Musca-rella, Shoe Repairman, 7 Hopkin Street, phone 339-J, Mt. Morrfc, N. Y. ,

FOR RENT—Three room apartment with baah, heated, upstairs with private entrance, newly redecorated, available June 1. Inquire at 21, Murray Street after 5 pan., ML Morris, N. Y.

ELECTRIC WIRING—When You need Electric Wiring or TV Service call the ELECTRIC SHOP, phone 212, Mt Morris, N. Y.

KEYS MADE TO ORTiER"^Keys made while you watch. Noahs Ark, Main Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

CEMETERY WORK — Monuments, Markers and Urns. Bob Zangerie, repre­senting Gibney Monument Works, 18 Hopkin Street, phone 339-W, Mt. Morris, N. Y.

' TANKS CLEANED—Septic tank's and cesspools power cleaned. Homer Pratt, phone 43-J, Leicester, N. Y. i

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Traffic Violations! #

Listed By Sheriffs Department

Arrests made for traffic violations in Livingston County during the past few days by Livingston County Sheriffs Deputies were listed by Sheriff H. Don­ald McColl yesterday as follows:

Town of Avon—Charles Meshkun, 48, Middlcton, Conn., speeding. Arraigned before Police Justice George Stewart, he pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $15.

Town of Geneseo—Patricia A. Weid-erkehr, 26, Batavia, passing stop sign, fine of $5 imposed; Ford F. Ruggieri, 22, Olean, dangerous speed, fine of $10 im­posed. Both cases were disposed of by Geneseo Peace Justice Mark Welch.

Town of West Sparta—Grace A. Heineman, 40, East Aurora, speeding, fine of $10 imposed; Mary L. Mc Bride, 35, Warsaw, speeding, fine of $15 im-posed; Richard L. Hemnier, 22, Dans­ville. speeding, fine of $15 imposed, noes were imposed % West Sparta Peace Justice Alton Muchler

Town of York:—Harry Heim, 50, Buf­falo, passing red light, fine of $5 im­posed; Dor land Campbell, 27, Glen Mills, Pa., passing stop sign, fine of $10 imposed; Stephen P. Hurd, 17, Hornell, unlicensed operator of motorcycle, fine of $10 imposed; Robert E. Kelly, 16, Hornell, permitting unlicensed operator to operate motorcycle, committed to Liv­ingston County Jail for 25 days; Donald Luckenback, 21, Pavilion, speeding, fine of $15 imposed; George Phinnemore, 50, Ontario, Canada, speeding, fine of $15 imposed; Norman Reed, 24, State of Ne­braska, speeding, fine of $15 imposed. All cases were disposed of by York Peace Justice Seth Clemons.

According to Senator Byrd of Virginia, "There is not a department of this gov­ernment that can't be cut byv5 to 10 per cent and ttill function in an effective way—except for those items that are fixed by their cost."

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PHOTOSTATS—Photostats and pho­to copies while you wait. Genesee Val­ley Building Service, 28 MiHSt. Mt. Morris, New Ijfork.

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OPEN: Every Day, Except Saturday, 8:00 to 9:00 Saturday 8:00 to 5:00

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Phone 585 Dansville, N. Y^

AUCTIONEER—Complete equipment furnished to auctions, tents, chairs, bookkeeper, clerk, advertising, billing and help conducting sale. L R. Roffe, auc­tioneer. Cuylerville, N. Y., shone Lei­cester 7872. . *

Mrs. Charles W. Weis Named To Important Republican Post

Two prominent New York Republican officials today were named to key com­mittee posts at the forthcoming Republi­can Regional Conference which will be held at Trenton, N. J., May 24 and 25.

Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr., Republican National Commirteewoman for New York was named chairman of the Com­mittee on Democrat Weaknesses. Mrs. Weis is from Rochester.

Horace C. Flanigan, New York State GOP Finance Chairman, was chosen as vice chairman of the Committee on Re­publican Organization.

Among the nationally prominent persons who will attend- the conference are Meade Alcorn, chairman of the Re­publican National Committee; Miss Ber* tha Adkins, assistant chairman and di­rector of the GOP Women's Division; Sen. Andrew Schoeppel of Kansas, chairman of the Republican Senatorial Committee; Rep. Richard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Republi­can Congressional Committee; Former Gov. tyoward Pyle of Arizona, assistant to the President; Mrs. Peter Gibson president of the National Federation of Republican Women, and Charles Mc-Whorter, chairman of the Young Re­publican National Federation.

President Eiseifhower will address the conferees by telephone at the opening session Friday morning, May 24. Sher­man Adams, the assistant to the Presi­dent, is principal speaker at a banquet to be held the same evening.

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LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED — Mowex time is here. Have you mower checked, touched up or sharpened, Saws also sharpened. Frank Burch, Leicester, New York.

--Advertise in the ENTERPRISE!

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* AUCTION NOTICES I ;

AUCTION—L. R. Roffe, auctioneer. The undersigned will sell at public auc­tion to settle the Estate of the late Mary Lockwood at 16 South, Street, Dansville, N, Y., commencing at I p.m. sharp on1

Saturday, May 25. Beds, dressers, com­modes, kitchen cabinet, sewing machine, brown steel wardrobe, breakfast table and chairs, gas heater, 2 studio couches, 3 spring rockers, chest of drawers, metal 2-door cupboard, steel cabinet, ironing board, odd tables, stands, chairs, dishes, steel cot, 3 APARTMENT RANGES, 2 lawn mowers, quantity of tools, porce­lain top table and 4 chairs, NEW APT. Gas RANGE (never used), Elec. washer with pump, odd articles. Everything sold to highest bidder! Terms: Cash day of sale. THOMAS SLAIGHT, Ex, ecutor for Estate.

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