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FOR SALE A FOR SAIX—Used 1953 2T Dodge
truck with 2-speed axle. Good condition. WALKLEY FARM EQUIPMENT CORP., PHONE 512, PERRY, N. Y.
FOR SAJJfeV-Used H and M tractors in excellent condition. Just overhauled and good tires. WALKLEY FARM EQUIPMENT CORP., PHONE 512, PERRY, N. Y.
FOR SALE—1955~ Ford Custom Tu-dor, 8 cyclinder Fordamatic drive, two-tone blue. Inquire of Mrs. George B. Swikehardt, 22 Stanley Street, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR SALE—Ear corn, well matured, 20-25 ton in crib. $34 per ton at farm. Edward Siebcrt, River Road, phone 805-F-22, Mt. Morris. New York.
FOR SALE—Good used 11 ft Frigid-aire in excellent condition. Phone anytime 217-M, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR SALE—Mobile Homes, Imperial and Roy-Craft Plumbing and Heating. Open evenings. Curtis A. Sliker, Leicester, phone 2301, Leicester, New York.
FOR SALE — Porch railings, 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, till, and top soil. Also will do general excavating, bulldozing and trucking. Joseph Cappadonia, phone 301-J, South Main Street, ML Morris. N. Y.
AUCTION BILLS—Best quality auction bills in all sizes at tower prices at the ML Morris Enterprise, Genesee Street, phone 90, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
I 1 +r Real Estate For Sale it
FOR SALE—Mt. Morris-Sonyea Road —"The Bow Wow" Service Station, light lunches, living quarters, excellent location just north of Sonyea, priced for immediate sale to settle estate. Call or write Thos. Bishop, Lie. Real State Broker, Geneseo, New York.
FOR SALE—Eight-room Cape Cod house, built in 1942. Living room 13x21 with wood burning fireplace, dining room, kitchen, 4 bedroom, 1 Vx baths. Gas heat, insulated, heated garage. Lot 67x175, fully shrubbed. Excellent condition, beautiful view at 4 Glen-Morris Avenue. New Price. Call Norbert D. Noon, phone 169-M, Mt Morris, N. Y.
FOR SALE—Building lots on Stanley Street Apply Frank J. Ferrigno, Attorney, Main Street, M t Morris, New York.
REA L ESTATE
WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED —THIS OPPORTUNITY CAN BE FOR YOU. —if you wear cosmetics, have pleasing personality, can spend few hours daily, Avon Cosmetics offers you a splendid opportunity. Write or phone Lucille E. French, 177 High Street, Avon, phone Avon 7111.
HOUSEWIVES—For your Stanley home products call Irene Whitney, dealer. Phone Mt Morris 826-F-4.
HELP WANTED—Needed—Man or woman to service customers in Mount Morris, with Nationally Advertised Wat-kins Products. Above average earnings. Part time or full time locality available. No investment necessary. Write D. E. Davenport, 74 E. Robinson Avenue, Barberton, Ohio.
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. PARKER'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP. Phone Nunda Hopkins 8-5545, Nunda, New York.
SCRAP WANTED—1 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 Street phone 78, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
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GRADING—Excavating, Bulldozing, Black Top, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, and Crushed Stone. Cipriano Sand A Gravel Company, phone 295, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
TAMES CLEANED — Septic tanks and cesspools power cleaned. Homer Pratt, phone 4>J, Leicester, I*. Y. «
PROGRAMS—Specializing in booklets, programs and all types of lodge by-laws and constitutions. Mt Morris Enterprise, Genesee Street, phone 90,
W EDDLM, INVITATIONS — We carry the very best and most complete line Many designs, all in railed letters, to choose from at lowest prices. Mt. Morris Enterprise, Gen**ee Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
1 r™ t CARD OF THANKS i CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during our recent bereavemnt; also to those who sent flowers and offered the use of their automobils.
Lloyd R. Roffe and Family
t LEGAL NOTICES
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LOST—On or near Barone Avenue, key case with four keys. Finder return to this office and receive reward .̂
LEGAL NOTICE Please Take Notice that sealed propos
als are sought and requested for the performance according to specifications of a contract to be let by the Village of Mount Morris for the plumbing and heating work in connection with the construction of a new fire house.
The sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees at the office of the Village Clerk at the Village Building until 2 p.m., February 23, 1957, and will be publicly opened at said office at 2 p.m. on that date.
Proposals must be made in accordance with the plans and specifications for said work, a copy of which may be obtained at the office of the Village Clerk in the Village Building.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEFS OF THE VILLAGE OF
MOUNT MORRIS By Anthony J. Leone,
Village Clerk
£ MISCELLANEOUS 3 TRACTORS OVERHAULED—NOW
is the time to get your tractor overhauled and painted. Check with "Bud" to see when you can get it done in our shop. WALKLEY FARM EQUIPMENT CORP., PHONE 512, PERRY, N. Y.
SPECIAL FOR FARMERS—Steam clean and paint any I.H. tractor for just $39.95. This offer will be good for only a short time, so take advantage of it. WALKLEY FARM EQUIPMENT CORP., PHONE 512, PERRY, K. Y.
ANNUAL MEETING OF MOUNT MORRIS LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION
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warin ACAMMIA* D M UI# cold weatn* er of winter is another story. Here are some tips that can help you to solve your winter parking problem:
If the car'* not protected by a building, majce sure it's parked with
itt back into the wind, radiator grill facing away from it.
Cover the hood of the car with vjejee ^awwa* aa^ajajajo>#a^pajw ^p -̂e*
atrip of canvaa. Anchor it by catching ends between the hood
and the car's body. Newspaper or cardboard over
the windshield and rear window pre ven ta sno w and i ce from cak i n g on the Rfaas. The windshield wipera shjpld keep the front window covert from blowing away or you can buy a special vinyl plastic windshield cover. For the back window, a little cellulose tape should do the trick.
During these cold winter months, the car's finish is going to take a beating. Protect it by frequent washings, then give the body a coat of ear was. Cover all the chrome trimmings with a light film of oil, and retouch rust spots with paint.
If you Always park your ear dose to the house, here's a trick you may want to try: Run an extension osrd from the house to your ear. At the end of the cord is an electric light bulb which you rest on the ear's engine block near the radiator. When you get up in the morning, plug the end of the cord in the house socket. The heat from the bulb will help ease cold weather starting.
MT. MORRIS ENTERPRISE Wednesday, February 20, 1957 Page Seres
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Weekly Legislative D I G E S T
Direct From Albany By I Ion. Kenneth R. Willard
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—Sixteen pages this week. —Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Yueckstock of Mt. Morris at Wyoming County Community Hospital on Friday. Feb. 8. a daughter
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AUCTION NOTICES —1 •
Albany—I was happy to see recently in Albany, Dr. Charles Greenberg from Craig Colony with whom the writer had a very pleasant Dutch-treat breakfast. Ira Snyder from Hemlock and Chester Haak from Livonia were also down. I am indebted to Ira and Chct for a very pleasant evening at their Fair Association dinner. As long as there are men as interested in and dedicated to the rural fairs as they are. we can all look forward to enjoying them in the future
| years. Let's hope they never lose their j enthusiasm and interest and let's give i them our continued support. Sheriff • McColi and our good friend Sayre Beam j were in the Capitol attending a Sher-i iff s __ Association /meeting. Through
them 1 had a chance to meet the Sheriffs from our neighboring counties. These
1 meetings are valuable to all of us for in 1 them there is an interchange of ideas | and the making of acquaintanceships. 1 i feel that we all get better law enforce-[ ment when these officials get together
like this for the mutual exchange of ideas and the working out of their prob-
1 lems. i The Governor's budget is out. It is I an enormous work, consisting of two j volumes, covering 1,749 pages and ! weighing approximately six pounds. Between it's pages are all the suggested State expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year. It looks and is tremendous, calling for the expenditure of nearly one billion, six hundred million dollars. Strangely enough, it ignores the request of the low salaried State employees for at least a cost of living increase in pay. I feet that this has affected the morale of the employees at Craig Colony, The Mt. Morris Hospital and the State Armory, and I believe that they are entitled to more consideration than they have been shown. I realize that the legislature cannot increase the Governor's budget by law. but I do hope some fat can be trimmed from certain parts and used to holster up the lean sections, especially in the ca>e of the State employees. Please remember that it took a budget director with a trained staff the best
hundred million dollars of this budget comes back to our local governmental units, bolstering their economy and relieving them of levying higher local taxes. No one likes taxes, but considering the local assistance feature and the many services of the State government, is $100 per individual for the sixteen million people in the Empire State an unwarranted levy? About , the only way taxes can be lowered is to curtain services or shared monies and so far no group has asked to have their share reduced.
MRS. JOSEPHINE PATANELLA NAMED AS VICE-PRESIDENT
New officers of the Genesee Valley Hairdressers Unit No. 52 have been installed as follows:
Mrs. Josephine Patanella, Mt. Morris, 1st vice-president; Mrs. Arthur Putney, Dansville, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Helen Fox, Danswilk, secretary; Mrs. Josephine Chiappone, Mt. Morris, treasurer. Trustees are Mrs. W. J. Reagan, June Sims, Geneseo and Charles Garagozza, Mt. Morris.
SAW FILING—Hand saws and chain saws. All work guaranteed. F. M. Burch, Leicester, New York.
. oil hot water heating system, new aliuminum storm windows and screens. Attached garage. At 28 Stanley St. Priced for quick sale, $8,750,
RAILINGS—Ornamental hand-forged railings. Estimates given. Fred L. Guernsey, phone Avon 4*33, East Awm, N. Y.
recently redecorated, modern kitchen, hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, 4 bedrooms and sleeping porch. New garage and concrete drive. At 126 Main Street. - 4 learn o— attract**e country borne on 2 acres of lead. Scipio Road, Nunda, N. Y. New oil heating system, fireplace •ad screened porch. Price $8,500. VAN DOBuN4W*XTT AGENCY, I N C ^
Morris, N. Y.
HUNTING POSTERS—Get your No Trespass signs with your name imprinted. Legal size and durable stock. Mt. Morris Enterprise 10V* Genesee St., ML Morris, New York.
INVITATIONS — Our selection of wedding invitations and announcements is complete in every detail with many type faces to choose from. Our prices are lower. ML Morris Enterprise, pbooe 90, Mt Morris, N. Y.
AUCTTOiN—The undersigned having decided to quit dairy farming, will sell
meetin of the Mount ;i« Auction at the Empire live Stock j part of a year to make up this docu-Morris Library Association will be held , Market at Caledonia. N. Y., at 1 p.nv J ment; then you will realize how hard it at the Library on Monday, February 25. | o n Tuesday. Feb. 26th. 24 Head of j is for any conscientious legislator, faced 1957 at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of chow* HoKtein Cattle. These cattle with a multitude of problems, all kinds electing two trustees to succeed Mrs.' w e r c mostly raised on farm and were j of pressure groups and over seven thous-
artificially *ifed and bred back artific-1 and bills to digest during a three-month tally. Many of them close-up or recent- j session, to tackle the budget. However.
I.O.O.F. LODGE AT NUNDA NAMES LEON HOWE, HEAD
At the regular meeting of Nunda I.O.O.F. Lodge, Monday evening, the following officers were installed for 1957:
Noble Grand, Leon T. Howe; vice grand, Richard Buchinger; secretary. Earl Rymer; treasurer, Howard Shute; supporters to vice grand, Charles Meh-lenbacher and Donald Orsburn; supporters to noble grand, Kermit Perry and Paul Willis; warden, Clarence Crotty; conductor, Marvin Preston; inside guardian. Ray Clute; outside guardian, Orville Smith.
Olney Foote and Mr. Frank Bryant; to receive the annual report of the Librarian and to transact any other business which may properly come before the meeting. The meeting is open to all legal voters of the township.
Joseph S. Montesano, President Helen M. Foote, Secretary.
AUCTIONEER-—Complete equipment furnished to auctions, tent, chairs, bookkeeper, clerk, advertising, billing and help conducting sale. L. R. Roffe, auctioneer, Cuylerville, N. Y., phone Leicester 7S72.
SALE-—House at 10 Spring Street with alt conveniences. Inquire of Attorney Frank J. Ferrigno, 163 South Main Street, phone 95, ML Morris, N. Y.
t FOR RENT 1
FOR RENT—Six room farm house, 1 mile from ML Morris with garage, chicken coop, garden and other small buildings. Inquire Of Anthony Megliore. 25 Murray Street, phone 196-R, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR RENT—Four room apartment at 15 Eric Street, available at once. Inquire at 11 Spring St., phone 119-R,, ML Morris, New York.
FOR RENT — House at 11 State Street, after March r. Anthony DiGio-ia, 6 Eagle Street, phone 192-R, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR RRNT--Three-room apartment with oath. Michael Ca»ar*22V4 Dam-onsville Street, phone, 294-M, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR RENT—Four room apartment with hath, heat and hot water inctode* Larry Falsone, phone 562-W, 91 Stan lev Street, Mt. Morris, New York.
FOR RENT-—Three-room furnished lPartment. Now available. Call after
T£T Inquire at 34 Hopkin St., Mt. Morris. .
FOR RENT—Four room front apartment with hath, aimflahte at once. In-£ £ » t 2 9 North Wu^Jtoeet* phone " a * ^ i L i i o r r i s , New York.
prat RENT—Three room apartment
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York.
CEMETIRY WORK — Monuments, Markers and Urns. Bob Zangerle, representing Gibney Monument Works, II Hopkin Street, phone 339-W, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
YOUR ADVERTISEMENT—An advertisement in the Mt. Morris Enterprise every week is an investment and not an expense. Try one next week. Mt Morris Enterprise, phone 90, Mt. Morris,
> F.LECTRIC WIRING — When you need Electric Wiring or TV Service call the ELECTRIC SHOP, phone 212, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
MOWERS — Warantee Service and Parts. Clinton, Power products Engines and Reo Engines and Mowers. Inquire of Pfc^MELEE, ML Morris, New York.
RUBBER STAMPS—If you arc in need of rubber stamps, made to your specifications, daters or stamp pads call at the ML Morris Enterprise, phone 90, Genesee Street, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
PIANO TUNING—I can tune your piano any evening or Saturday. Send card to Carlton Dunn, Reg. Piano Tuner, Sonyea, N. Y.
KEYS MADE TO ORDER — Keys made while you watch. Noahs Ark, Main Street. ML Morris. N. Y.
YOUR FIGt KK—If you're not completely happy with your figure. It's no Figure Problem to our Spencer Designers. They meet your individual needs fur free figure anaysis. Call your Spencer dealer, Mrs. Virginia Troisi, phone Geneseo 885F-4 or write Box 803, Ret-sot, n». •• i
LADIES—SPIRELLA will put you in the Fashion Picture with garments created for you alone. Figure Stylist I. Louise Bryant, phone 809-F-12, Mt. Morris, New York.
JOB PRINTING—When you need letterheads, envelopes, stationery, cards, posters or any kind of commercial printing call the Mt. Morris Enterprise, phone 90, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
NOTK7E Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Morris at the Village Building in said Village on the 5th day of March, 1957, at I o'clock in the evening of that day, upon the question of the enactment of the following ordinances:
"ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING ON LAKE STREET*'
Be it RESOLVED and ORDAINED by
the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mt Morris, County of Livingston, and State of New York, as follows:
Section 1. No motor vehicle shall be parked, or left standing, on Lake Street at any time.
Section 2. There shall be forthwith erected by the Village suitable signs, indicating the no parking restrictions.
Section 3. The penalty for each and every violation of the provision hereof shall be. and hereby is, fixed at the sum of Two Dollars, ($2.00).
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. DATED: Feb. 1*. 1957.
Anthony J. Leone, Village Clerk.
CAUCUS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Cau
cus of the Republican Party. Village of Mount Morris, New York, will he held at Village Building in said Village on the 26th day of Feb.. 1957, at 8:00 o'clock in the evening for the purpose of selecting nominees for Village of Mount Morris, New York, officers to be voted upon at annual Village of Mount Morris, New York, Election to be held March 19th, 1957.
\ Serafine I. LaDetfa George S. Haywood Joseph S. Montesano Joseph DTmperio Jeremiah W. Flynn
Village Committee
CAUCUS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the caucus
of the Democratic Party, Village of Mount Morris, New York, will be held at Village Building in said Village on the 26th day of Feb.. 1957 at 8:30 o'clock in the evening for the purpose of selecting nominees for Village of Mount Morris, New York, officers to be voted upon at annual Village of Mount Morris, New York, Election to be held March 19th, 1957.
Ronald Lombardo Charles Leone Sam T. Biondolillo Willard Brooks Francis D. Kane Dr. F. M. Kelley James LaBarbera
Village Committee
—A diplomat is one who can bring home the bacon without spilling the beans.
—Three out of every four American homes have electric toasters, more than 90% have electric irons, 60% have vac-
1 uum cleaners, 80% electric washers.
ly freshened. All blood tested and in- \ we must all remember that oculated for shipping fever. 4 - 6 mo. !
old Heifers: I - 2 yr. okl; 2 - 3 yr. olds; 4 - 4 yr. olds; 5 - 5 yr. olds; 2 - 6 yr. olds; 1 - 8 vf. old; 1 - 9 yr. old; 1 - 10 yr. old and 2 - 11 yr. olds. HOWARD JOHNSTON and LEONARD SIPPER-LEY.
DRIVERS INJURED IN CRASH AS CAR SKIDS ON HIGHWAY
Two persons were injured when cars operated by Rosalie M. Shemmire. 42, and Warren Nelson, 45. Hunt, were involved in an accident in the Town of Mt. Morris. Both were treated by Dr. Stanley J. Jackson.
According to Sheriffs Sgt. Roy J. Croston the car was operated by the Nunda motorist skidded on the icy highway and into the path of the oncoming
over nine • vehicle operated by Nelson.
FARM AUCTION—Having discon-continued farming. I will offer at public auction all r#y livestock, tools and some household furnishings, the farm is located 4 miles south of Avon on Little Road and 1 mile east of Fowlerville on Friday, March I. commencing at 12:30 p.m. sharp. 27 Head of Cattle—Black and white cows, fresh and due to freshen soon, on* good stock bull. Farm Tools— int.fH Tractor. Int. W-30 Trac tor on steel, |nt. Power Take-off Bailer. Int. Side Defvery Rake; John Deere 2-bottom plow on rubber. John Deere 12 ft. drag, John Deete 17-Disc Drill, Lc-Roy 12 ft. Cultipacker, rubber tired wagon and rick, Case 2-bottom plow on steel, weeder, 2 hay cars 150 ft. hay rope, grapple fork, watering trough, 60 ft. drive belt, Harverly 8-can slide-in milk cooler* 2 double unit Universal milking machines, 2 double rabbit coups. year-old power lawin mower, wheel barrow grass seeder with two boxes, metal bag truck, I set of tractor chains, 150 bates of hay. Household Furnishings— Maytag washer with motor, double porcelain wash tubs, 2 single tubs, 2 coal and wood heaters, 3-piece dining room suite, 2 tables, odd chairs, 3 Congoleum rugs, double bed, bouse plants, 2 twin beds, 1 battery radio, several dressers, electric radio, small desk, roll top desk, with chair, electric flat iron and electric roaster. Mf, and Mrs. Irving Yates, Owners. Kenneth W. Hanna, auctioneer and sales manager, York, N. Y.. phone Geneseo 843-F-12.
FOR SALE House and approximately 8-100 of an acre of
land located at 34 Massachusetts Street in the village of Nunda, New York forrnerly occupied by Inez Satter-lee. Conveyance will be by Quit Claim Deed. Property will be opened for inspection on MONDAY, MARCH A, 1957 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Sealed bids should be sent to J. Donald Root, Commissioner of Public Welfare at Geneso, New York together with a certified check for at least 10% of the purchase offer. No bids for less than $2,000.00 will be accepted. Bids will be opened on Monday, March 11, 1957 at 10:00 a.m. at the Welfare Commissioner's Office at Geneseo, New York.
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The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids if not satisfactory. Deposits from unsuccessful bidders will be returned promptly.
Real Estate taxes shall be adjusted as of March 21, 1957.
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