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8 N.Y, Jin. 21, (Ml fNE PILLADIUM-T1MES To Contact The Want Ad Department Dial FI 3-3800 LITTLE-USED WINTER ITEMS SELL LIKE HOTCAKES HERE Folks everywhere are searching for things they need. To place your low-cost fast-selling want ad, just phone us at the want ad department. Low annual contract rates cheerfully given. To Contact Tht Want Ad Department Dial FI 3-3800 DEATHS BUSINESS SERVICES i Heat, Plumbing, Roofing 22 JORDAM--entered Into rest Jan 17, 1WI Ella i Jo-dan daugittr of trie late Will'ajm a.io Minerva D.ckenson Stevers and WIDOW of Wilbur E.

Jordan F'ienas are invited to attend funeral to be conducted By the- Rei. Merrsn st tht Scoville Foneral Jan 30 2 bodv wi-l be placed vault Rverside Cemt'ery to ewa't burial in lie Vtex co Cemetery In apring creeds are Invitee to call at the Scsv He Fjneral Hore tnli eveninfl un- 5 a-d Suncsy, Jan. fours sf 2 and 7-9 and oil bumen and hot Paint, plumbmfl lup- plm en sate. fittings. Familo Heating Co.

East St. FI 3-4630 FI J-SW1 OIL BOILERS FURNACES Instilled and repaired. Hot water heat- art on tale. Welding and compressor wcrK Appliance! for talt. J.

K. BOILER JAMES TESORIERO 74-71 East Second St. Phone Nights Fl ovtrn -Trucking Stor. LIGHT TRUCKING at rwienabl. I FI 3-6511 this c'ty, 26, McVahon, husbar-d of EHa McWanon and of trie 'at.

and Mary nj McMahon. art to LATOUR'S MOVING ft STORAGE ft-e-el Monday tt th. i we'll Move, Your Fumlturt a' 9 a Or II Buy It AJI. at S' Ls- 5 Chj-ch at 9 30 a m. In- General Trucking S- a Ceme-erv.

w. Second St. Phon. FI 3-M71 encs a-e inv red 'o flie i Agent For Ds Ho-ie Fr dsv, Sanj'-dav Nortti American ana SwtnCwt) frs-i 2 to and 7 to ASNOCTN CEMENTS Flow-Mi 4 FLORAL TOKENS tympattiy The I -its' In f'owera, exotic part assema'age. KENDIG THE FLORIST Tel.

Fl Funeral 5 DOWDLE FUNERAL HOME East Fcurth St The home-Like Funeral Phene 3-9010 EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted--Female 96 I WILL SaCysIt In my Call FI 3-6AU. MERCHANDISE HoUMboId With Th. Wind lamp, marble figure, marble top II, mahogany cfialrj, mirror, two 6 rugs, pa'r twin dint eld street lamps, slant top woodbex. Pfcn. LY 302 AcMMmy St.

Musical Instruments BALDWIN PIANOS ORGANS, new used AcrMonlc Console MOO. Goss Piano Organ Co, 117 S. Warren, Syracuse, GR 47467. Am the Store SYLVANIA PRESS 25 flash bulbs, wet 11 now SI.29. GENTILE CAMERA 1HOP, Tel.

Fl H-1730 Wearing Apparel 65 FUR COAT--Lady black, good con- tilt-on and lining, JIB. Wool cloth coats, both site 14-16. Leave tel no, for inspection. Address to Box F. care of Pall Times.

REAL EST. FOR SALE HOOBM For EAST SEVENTH (Mdroonu, large living room with fireplace, din- Ing room, kltchan. Undar M.tOO. MINETTO--J betiroom living room, dining rotm. kltehM, ntw We have sevwa) wry good kxema listed.

Call ut for REAL ESTATE FI 3-tttr For Appointment PI 1-14J3 WOMEN'S men and children's doth- Ing for sale, ch.ap. Call after m. 37 Liberty St. Wanted Buy Ask Fitzgibbons Franklin Street Eight-year-old 4 bedroom home just city in the college area. Large living room with fireplace, wood panelled den, modern kitchen including stove and refrigerator, four Situations Wanted--Male 37 PLOWING--Driveways, parking lots and Pnone Mr.

DuSols at FI 3-Utt. WANTED--Odd lobs and part lanltor work. Phone FI 3-1 time EXTRA CASH FOR TRASH-Paperj, rags, iron, and lunk. For home calls 0al FI HIGHEST prices paid for used furniture and antiques. D'ai FI Bob's Esso Station, Scnba.

bedrooms and bath, many clos- ets. Full basement, gas heat, 220 wiring. Storm windows and screens. Lot 100 100. The LOESCHER Funeral Home Reasonable Yet Complete In Every Respect West Bridge at Fifth FI 3-0400 Notlcei 6A R'DESS WANTED Ar-tve downtown 6 1 5 rn, leave 5 3 0 p.m.

Fl 3-5715 Strayed, Found 10 FOUND on West Cavuga St, between chtti N'ntti Sts a lady's Elgin ge'o wa-ch Owner csn have same fcy calling Schoo'. grade 7, LOST--Wal'et conta.n.ng drlvsT! license, registration, etc. Reward if returned. Notify Herold Brewer, 278 Duer ST Fl 32590. LOST--LljM blue containing laroe sum of money and Important pape-s.

Finder pless. phone FI 3-9337 for reward. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 OLDS, 1955 ft, full power, 4 AT Mdan. R-H. nsw tires Ph FI 3-SE20 after 6 Reasonable offer accented.

JAGUAR, 'S3, 3 point 4 litre 4 door sedan Phona FI 3-4434 a'ter m. for more information. VOLKSvVAGON, 7557 sedan, black, radio, excellent condition, own- e-, S950 Phone FI 3-130 after 5 WHOLESALE "557 Rambler--6 cyl, standard shift, ack ong nal, beautiful mndif on, PITiouth--convertible, V-t automatic, 1552 Oldsrrobiie Convertible, ISO. Skyway Motors 351 First St. Tel.

FI 3-6411 or FI J-S711 WALL PAPERING AND PAINTING v-tntui part at reasonable rates. Phone Fl INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE Federal and State Vour home or mine confidential, reasonable rates. Fl 3.3i««. INSTRUCTION Muslcal-Danclng-Drama 44 PORT CITY MUSIC STUDIO 7 West Bridge St. f'tno Lessons Spec'al for FI 3-4321--FI 3-3851.

BOOMS BOARD Rooms With Board 67 ROOMS FOR COLLEGE MEN! Light, c'sar, p'easant home-like rooms with k'to'ien privileges. Reasonab'e rates Inquire Gardner House, 115 W. St Phone FI 31326. Rooms Without Board 68 PETS Dogi, Cats, Other Pets 47 PUPPIES--Collia aod Sfiepard. 7 Old, 110 D'al Fl 3-692S.

LAGOE'S ical Fish Trop Aquarium, pumps, filters, plants, aquanum stands and accessories. DIAL FI 3-7330 1 15 E. Seneca St. Open 9 'til 9 Mon. thru Sat.

and 1 to 7 on Sundavs REAL EST. FOR KKNT Apartments For Bent 74 FOURTH ST vT, 114--Newly 2 duplex apartment for 1 or Qu et neighborhood, Garage. Nicely Under $20,000. landscaped. Murray Street Three bedroom home consisting of large living room, dining room, den or bedroom, modern kitchen, laundry, Us baths, 220 wiring, storm windows and screens, gas heat.

Owner will sell reasonable. Low assessment. West Fourth St. Mothers' March In Oswego On Tuesday Night "Wt are confident of eventual victory in our fight to prevent crippling disesses, but let us not forget the stricken for whom that victory will be too late," John Devoy, Oswego County secretary of the National Foundation for the March of Dimes, said today. "Your contributions to the New March of Dimes," he said, "provided nearly $12,000 in Oswego during 1960." "Of this amount, $5,820.72 was sent to the National Foundation to be used for the Research Program, Professional Education Services, Health Scholarships, Medical Care Costs, he said.

"The remainder," Mr. Devoy declared, "was retained in Oswego County to help pay for yearly expenses including shoes, braces, drugs, doctors, polio Joseph shots, etc. Gosek, Mrs. Carol Endres, Mrs. Timothy Healy, Mrs Genoveee, eo-captaim; Mrs.

William Himple, Mrs. Robert Osmond, Mrs. Earl Zimmerman, Mrs. Edward Tucker. Mrs.

Michael Gimelli, Mrs. Grodkowskl. Mrs. Arthur Mengel, Mn. William Tully.

Mrs. Donald Lewis, Mrs. Hartley Ford, Mn. Ralph Clark. Flftfc Ward First District--Mrs.

Herbert Price and William Good- nets, co-captains; Mrs. Arthur Buske, Mrs. Anthony Meglino, Mrs. Myron Helvie, Mrs. John Rauss, Mrs.

William Palmer, Mrs. Harold Campney, Mrs. Frederick Scharf, Mrs. Joseph Comerford, Mrs. John Kapuscinski, Mrs.

Edward Knopp, Mrs. Raymond Haresign, Mrs. Herbert Price. Second District Mrs. Bart Gentile and Mrs.

Frank Murray, co-captains; Mrs. Beverly Price, Mrs. Monica Adams, Mrs. Rose Knosp, Mrs. Dorothy McGann, Mrs.

Harry Armstrong, Mrs. Robert Delahunt, A smile and a generous con trtbution will be when the Marching Mothers vnock at your door the evening of Jan. 31, he said. West Side workers, under Mrs. Grant McGee, chairman are as follows: First Ward District--Mrs.

George First Bouchard. Mrs. Joseph Clark co-captains; Mrs. Joseph Barrett, Mrs. Gerald Dawson.

Mrs Sam Barbasso, Mrs. Joseph El- gas fjrnsce Available Stove and ref-igeraTor 'urnished S55 a month Including electricity and water. Call Birch FI 3-5575. 4 bedroom home, very con-! 1 Miss Ann Savage Mrs. Being sold Charles Flick.

Miss Kay Baker, Benjamin Banta, Mrs. Germain, Miss Sandra veniently located, to settle estate. Has many new fme features, needs some dec-1 NEAR DOWNTOWN--Upper 4 room anartrrent, heated, pnva'a bath and entrance. Prone FI 3-07H. FOURTH ST--Modem lower 5 room apartrnent Heat and hot water furn st-ed.

Call PI 3-5745. UPPER roomi and bath for small family. Phone FI 3-2374. Horses. Cat.

Other Stk. 48 YOUNG COW for sale, week Phone FI 3-4157 freshened this LIVESTOCK Poultry 49 No Down Payment 19S5 Top--Full power. 1955 Plym 4 dr, wetk. 1953 Pivn. clean.

1953 Chev, 4 dr week 1953 4 8 cyl--Sharp. 1952 Ha-dtop--575 Open Evenlnos Phone Fl Joe Laiande E. 10 th and Onelda St. Oidsmoblle Flat F. W.

Tucker Son F'at nest Imported Car Oswego, delivered S117BOO Dodge--Lancer--Dart Frank J. Shaw First Choice Used Cart 114-118 E. 1st St. Tel Fl 3-0471 A'on-Wed-Frl. Evenings Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Imperial Slmca Leon Shapiro Motor Sales 418 1st St.

Tel. Fl 3-4194 CHEVROLET INC--Jack Reynolds Jl-59 E. 3rd St, Oswego, N. Y. Tel.

Fl 3-8948 Bulck, Opel Ebert Eulck Co. East Bridge and Sixth Sti Otwego Tel. Fl 3-4S31 Oswego's only exclusive Plynouth- Vauant Dealer Thaimann Motors Inc East Onaida St Rfi. Tel. Fl JSI42 Stutfabaker Lark--Rambler American-Rambler--Rambler Rebel and Ambassador Ball Wilson If Fourth St Tel Fl Big Ben Ford Inc W.

lit S's 1st ft Albany Tel Fl 3 7407 Pontlac Cadillac Chamberlain Pontlac Cadillac inc. 43B W. 1st Oswego Fl 3-4343 POULTRY WANTED--All kinds. Highest cash prices paid. Nathan Ralchlln, 304 Carlton Drive, Syracuse 3, N.

Y. Tel Gibson 6-0212. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale 51 GAS RANGE--Universal, In excellent condition, S50. Phone Fl 3 0068 or 145 5th St. REMINGTON typewriter, striped mvjkrat coat, size 14 If.

chrome kitchen set, Limogenes China, set of pipe tnrcaders. 147 Bridge St DOORS--2 wooden combination storm Inquire at 175 Mohswk St or Phone Fl 3-424S size 30" door with long site 32 80 Frmch coor J'ze 30-" 10 s'orm windows, XI' all In good condition, is each door. J1 each w'ndow. Phone LY 29775 ICE SKATES, boy hockey, size 4. G.rlj iigure skates, s'ze 1, J4 each.

Call Fl 34103 Trucks For Sale 12 GWC TRUCK--1957--wi'h snow plow Aiso t-uck hoist. Call Fl 3 7753 Auto Accessories, Tires Etc. IS BUSINESS SEKVICES" Business Serv. Offered 18 GENERAL CONTRACTING--New homes ail 'ypes of rermdel 15 years perieice PAUL EDWARDS, Washington v3 Te! Fl 3-6338. VENETIAN BLINDS SYL BONNEY Phone FI 3-3060 CREPE PAPER In folds and streamers- All colors, 15c ea Denmson's design books, too.

Howard--Stationery and Offict Equipment--39 W. Bridge Oswego N. Y. I DAMICOS VENETIAN BLINDS--Clean- mg, repaired, new blinds shades. 194 VV 7th St.

Dial Fl 3 9492. EAST SIDE--2 apartment 2 bedrooms each, 6 roo-n lower and 4 room upper No utilities. Call Fl 3,0880 EAST bedroom apartmerii, Venetian blinds, stove and refrigerator furnished Phone Fl 3-4314 Apartments Furnished 74-A 5TH ST. -----------heated, ment Phone LO 4 2497. E.

178--3 rooms and bath, a'so one unfurnished apart- Apartments Furnished 74-A orating. Immediate possession. a Ja Wilson Mrs. 7 4 DA Make an offer. Tallman Street Lovely 4 bedroom home, modern throughout.

Hardwood floors, new gas furnace, new gas hot water heater. Storm windows and screens, garage, large yard. Priced to sell. Helen Street Modern home consisting of living room, TV room, large kitchen and bath down, one double and two single bedrooms upstairs. Large lot, go with prop- SECOND ST, 74--Small heated furnished apartment Private bath.

Inquire 1TQ VV. Bridge St. or Call Fl 3-5557. W. FIFTH ST, 194--Modern three rooms, private entrance, tile bath, nicely fur- n'shed, gas heat Perfect for one or two adults Lawton, Fl 3-4444.

THREE ROOM APT. Heat, lights and gas Also private bath. Inquire 93 E. 8th St. Adulij only.

wo extra lots erty. low. Luther Mott, Mrs. Joseph Flo- dak, Mrs. Steven Furnan, Mrs.

William Brown Second District--Mrs. John T. Clancy, captain; Mrs Robert Harrold. Mrs James Cannady, Mrs. PwObert Hamm, Mrs.

Patrick DeAmbra. Miss Constance Wells, Mrs. Raymond McCloskey, Mrs. Frank Crisafulli, Miss Jackie Capron, Mrs. Phillip Johnson, Mrs.

Reginald Bintz, Miss Linda Skillen, Mrs. Robert Newstead, Miss Valarie Cloonan, Mrs. James Castaldo. Third District Mrs. Perry Chetney, captain; Miss Norma Price, Mrs.

Francis Donovan, Mrs Robert Carey, Miss San- Bnslness Places For Rent 75 MODERN 2 BAY SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Moderate Investment For information CALL LY 2-6847 JONES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Building" Rl 134 Eas; Fl 3-0711 WEST END LAUNDROMAT--Wash dry, s'a-ch. Pickua and delivery. 163 VV. Bridge S' Cail rl 3 5291 CAR RADIOS--1961. S41 and up installed RADIO SERVICE HI E.

Tenth St. Tel Fl 3-2471 FReE ESTIMATES--Coal, oil or ges furnace-s HEATING CO Authorized Dealer, 129 E. Bridge St. Fl 31050 OSWEGO TV APPLIANCE telephone number has been changed to Fl 3 1090. SEWING Free Estimates 7el Fl 38503 TRUCKING--We will truck, whatever you have, anywhere.

Call Fl 32820 haul or anytime. TV RADIO SERVICE SHOP MEL BURTIS--37 Cayuoa St. Phone Fl 3 9350 SNOW THROWERS, chain saws, outboard tillers, boats, sales and service (Clin ton and Briggs and Straton Dealtr) Cloonan Small Eng ne Service. Hall Rd, Tel. Fl 33104 COMPLETE FURNITURE REUPHOU STER1NG--Latest samples, (ree pickup, delivery, free Estimates Representative in Oswego every Monday CAMDEN UPHOLSTERING CO Write 21 Fourth Camden, Ph Rome, -JFF 7 5010 collect FARLEY BROS 428 W.

First St Oswego Dial Fl 35461 CRI3--Complete with mattress and springs and bumper, $15. Inquire 198 Syracuse Ave. DOOR CANOPIES--Protect that doorway from rain. Ice snow. Fast delivery.

All colors 'Service With Purvis" Pjrvis Co Fl 3 7260 Farm, Dalrv Products 55 APPLES--HIO guahty fruit and quantity from a halt peck to truck load. DaviS Produce 40 E. 2nd St. ATLANTIC STATION FOR LEASE IN OSWEGO For information and details Call Tom Higgins in Syracuse GRanite 4-6811, Extension 266, weekdays Dr Howard 9-3904 evenings and Houses for Kent 77 2 BEDROOMS and bath up and 5 rooms down Call Fl 34683 MODERN HOUSE--large I'vms room, 2 bedroor-s kitchen, bath, garage, gas heat Call FI 3 1374 HALF A HOUSE, living room dining room and kitchen do.vn, 3 bedrooms and balh up, gas heat, 165 a month. No utilities furnished FRANK MOLINARI Real Estate and Insurance 38 Bridge St Dial Fl 3-2360 For Apic ntnent Fl 39600 or Fl 37341 REAL EST.

FOR SALE Brokers In Real Estate 81B the Wsdsworth Farm, Fifth St Rd. Drive out and select them. Bring Closed Sunday Phone Fl 3-3759. Household Goods 59 TILE FOR FLOOR--Somt that look acfly like wood Install yourjelf or we will do trie lob WITH PURVIS" Purvis Co. Fl 3-7240 Dining Room Set Book Case Fl 38384 NEW HOSPITAL BED with flll adlust- ments Used only 3 days Inquire Hamcl Business Service.

Fl 3.6732. DINING ROOM SUITE, chairs tablti, lamps, piano, beds, etc. 178 W. Sth St or call Fl 33038. STUDIO COUCH--Dining room suite, khchen set, appliances, crib, bathi- nette and other aniciei.

Phone Fl 38271. USED RADIATORS--Also healer In stock Hyde Aulo Radiator Service, fulton LY CUSTOM DRAPERIES House of Fabrics, ifttr I f.m. TV and RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE We Test Them for You Give You First Run GK or RCA Tubes FREE ADVICE PORTABLE RADIO BATTERIES We Have Complete Stock FENSKE'S 106 W. 2nd SL Phont FI 3-5301 Your STROUT REALTY listings gMi National advertising free. Phont Fl 3-1416 (or details McCORMACK REAL ESTATE 199 W.

First St Tel Fl 3 8667 FREE Current list of farm homes, camps, business places E. M. HASTINGS, Realtor, Pulaskl. LOTS FOR SALE in college arta. KING REAL ESTATE 74 E.

First St. Tel. Fl WESTCOTT Real Estate and Insurance 7 W. Bridge St. Phone Fl 3-4840 WANT TO BUY OR SELL CALL FITZGIBBONS Phone Fl 33143 or Fl 33593 DOWD HARRINGTON INC.

INSURANCE S. REAL ESTATE Phone Fl 3-6310 For Appointment Fl 3-4204 BURKE Real Estate Insurance 174J E. 7lh SI. Fl For Sale II w. MOHAWK hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, dtn, bath down.

Balh, 3r up; closets Garage, SO foot lot, $11,400. Call owner, Fl 3 S6H DADOBUILT HOMES Designed for fast accurate assembly Rigid interlocking parts One of the most eco nomicai ways lo build your own home For information, writt Mr Francu Pupparo, 54 3rd Oswego. Y. Or Phone Fireside 2 BEDROOM HOME located west of the 21 acres of land, gat heat, city low Mm. Selling price It 17 WO.

Can be purchased with 1750 down plus closing costs FRANK MOLINARI f. Brido. St. 1-JMS Mr PI frNM Automatic heat Priced dra Bradley. Miss Judy Mumford, Mrs.

Agnes Levia, Mrs. Katherine Dietz, Mrs. Robert Guernsey, Mrs. Vernon Au- Clair, Mrs Katherine Paice. Third Ward First District Mrs.

Wayne Burch, captain: Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. Jennie Botting, Mrs. Clarence Blunt, Mrs. John Canale, Mrs.

Charles Coward, Mrs. Hosrner Culkin, Mrs. Nelson Coe, Mrs. John DeSantis, Mrs. Joseph Familo, Mrs.

Robert Frumkin, Mrs. Santa Murabito. Second District Mrs. John Clancy, captain; Mrs Joseph Hogan, Mrs. H.

Earhart, Mrs. F. McKeown, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Barbara Larkin Mrs.

A. Cordean, Mrs. J. Lynch, Mrs. F.

Gallagher, Miss Ann- jayna Quigley. Third District--Mrs. Arthur Cook and Mrs. William Ohlandt, co-captains; Mrs. Joseph Catalone, Mrs.

J. Paul- dine, Mrs. M. AuClair, Mrs. R.

Stevens, Mrs. J. Denny, Mrs. Herag, Mrs. J.

Pasco. Mrs. J. Nichols, Mrs. Jarnes Brown, Mrs.

D. Ononfri, Mrs. H. Austin, Miss Terry Donovan, Miss Dolores Duncan, Miss Judith Cahill, Miss Margaret Vincent, Mrs. Anthony DiCriscio, Miss Yvonne Nuppert.

Miss Arlene Tositec, Miss Sharon VanWormer. Fourth District--Mrs. Nelson DiGregorio and Mrs. Thomas 94 East llth St. 41 bedroom home, modern throughout.

Gas heat, 220 wiring, very nice basement, garage, large lot Property in excellent condition. Reasonably priced. Fitzgibbons Real Estate 135 West Second Street FI 3-3143 DIAL FI 3-3143 For Appointment Only: FI 3-1663 or FI 3-0793 Auctions 90 AUCTIONEER--John OIBtlla can get you top cash for your assets. Phona Hannibal LO 4-24S3. Automotive For Sale 91 EBERT BUICK CO.

Visit Our Modern Service Dept. See How Our Quality USED CARS Are Reconditioned. All Makes--Buicks, Opel, Ford, Chevrolet. BUY A CAR THAT WILL OUTLAST THE PAYMENTS Ebert Buick Co. East Bridge at Sixth LARRIES SMOTHER PROVIDEXCE 10 TO PROVIDENCE, R.

I. Center Terry Slater banged four goals and led St. Lawrence's hockey team to A 10-3 blitz Providence Friday night. After leading 2-1 in the first period, the Larries scored six limes in the second and twice in the third. Providence goalie Dan Horn- stem made 41 stops while Dick Broadbelt of St.

Lawrence made 21. St. Lawrence it now 9-3 lor the season. 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL ICE-SKATING QUEEN COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Owens, a 16- miss from championship family, is the new or United States figure skating.

'Hie Winchester, high school senior glided over the ice in a brilliant free skating exhibition Friday night to take over the crown vacated by Mrs. Carol Jenkins, who turned pro to accept movie After wintjinf tht 1960 Mn. Dorothy Sharkey, Mn Andrew Wellot, Mri. Doroth Gerald Bennett Mrs. Charlw Gilbert, Mrs Charles Peck, Mri.

Arthu Durocber, Mri. Morris Rebbor Mrs. Roland Smith, Mn. aldine Rossiter. Home Demonstration In lUtic electricity profc lent in your clothing? Col temperatures, low humidity and friction all increase th electrical charge that build in fabrics.

Research it now un derway to reduce this stati build-up, one possibility being a change in the molecular char acteristics of the fiber. Meanwhile, there several ways in which static electricity may be reduced more or les successfully, Mrs. Marylyn Jenkins, acting home demon stration agent lor Osvveg county, informs us. The first solution is to use fabric which does not build up Ann Rei tz Mrs Marv electricity as the outer or in Mrs. Zelma Healy, Mrs.

Irene Bscon. ton, linen, or rayon dress ma not accumulate the charge that would outherwise make i Third District Mrs. Joe- cl tQ the eph DeStephen and Mrs. Josseph Losurdo, co-captains; Miss Jackie DeStephen, Miss Margaret Fragale, Miss Suzanne LePine, Miss Jorga Damore, Miss Mary Margaret Ponzi, Miss Vicky Ruggio, Mrs. Mildred McCann, Mrs.

Patrick Guido, Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mrs. Donld Tanner, Miss Patti Sereno, Mrs. Edward Copps, Mrs. John Chwalek, Mrs.

Patrick Debane, Mrs. W.J. Kostoroski, Mrs. Evelyn Copps. Seventh Ward First District Mrs.

Herman Schneider and Mrs. John Lisk, co-captains; Mrs. Charles Whelley, Mrs. Charles Dain, Mrs. John Richardson, Miss Roberta Raby, Miss Kathy Beardslee, Miss Kathy Stanley, Miss Alice Renski, Miss Shirley Lelas, Miss Phylis Yelas, Miss Sharon Dasans, Mrs.

John Dubiel, Mrs. Neil Howard, Miss Sandra Segal, Miss Shirley Lisk, Miss Mary Ann Reitz, -Miss Jo Ann Woods, Miss Marion Slosek. Second District Mrs. Clifford Eaton and Mrs. Vernon Vickery, co-captins; Mrs.

Leslie Cloonan, Mrs. Albert Tyler, Mrs. William Schrader, Mrs. Thomas Fenske, Mrs. Donald Drake, Mrs.

Harold Young, Mrs. Bronos Poczateck, Mrs. Joseph Jaskula, Mrs. Joseph Krolik, Mrs. Emanuel Alfiere, Miss Mary Bond, MISS JoAnn Eaton, Mrs.

Raymond Jung, Mrs. Joseph Sutkowski, Mrs. Floyd Guernsey, Mrs. Joseph Krawczuk, Mrs. Anthony Bellardine, Mrs.

Frank Plata, Mrs. Edward Izyk. Oswego Town Covers Boulevard, 104, Oswego Center, Southwest Oswego, Fruit Valley and surrounding roads. Mrs. Joseph Demling, chairman; Mrs.

Don West, Mrs. Joseph Oleyourrk, co-captains; Mrs. Robert Rasbeck, Mrs. Elsie Mercer, Mrs. William Lawton, Miss Carol Demling, Mrs.

R. Palmer, Mrs. Robert Perkins, Mrs. Myron Dimon, Mrs. Edward Thompson, Mrs.

Dorwin Hilton, Mrs. Lester Mrs. John Harper, Mrs. Richard Yule, Mrs. John Weeks, Mrs.

R.V. Pntchard, Mrs. Ray Crouch, Mrs. Rose Scruton, Mrs. Rhoda Gaebler, Mrs.

George Ruttan, A second solution is to use fabrics that are blends of cot ton, linen, and rayon. But here the amount of fiber in the blend or any applied finishes will determine success or failure. Two other remedies are the anti-static finishes and fabric softeners now on the market Some anU-static finishes may be added to the wash water, others are sprayed on. Commercial softeners addec to each wash are helpful but their accumulation on the fabric surface may eventually produce grayness. The Council of Chairmen of the Oswego County Home Demonstration Department will meet Monday, Jan.

30, at the Wilcox Memorial, i from 10 a. m. to 2 p. Mrs. Jenkins, acting home demonstration agent announces.

This is an important meeting, thus every unit should be represented by their chairman or other representative. At this meeting, announcements concerning the Spring 1961 program and the coming year's program will be made. Other important activities- scheduled to take place in the next few months will also be discussed. Executive committee members of the Home Demonstration department will be present to talk with unit chairmen. Mrs.

Betty Goodfellow, chairman of the Oswego County Home Demonstration committee, announces the following unit meetings for the corning week: Monday, Jan. 30 Fermvood: The unit will meet at 8:00 p. m. at Mrs. Hilda Goodsell's home.

Mrs. Goodsell will be leader for the first lesson of Hooked Rugs. Those not taking the rug lesson are requested to bring their gloves or other work they wish to finish. Wednesday, Feb. 1 Carleys Mills: Mrs.

James Penoyer will be hostess and leader at her home for a lesson on pastry. The meeting will begin at 10:30 a. m. Fruit Vallej: Mrs. Russell Rose, chairman, will lead a business meeting at 2 at the Community House.

A covered dish, luncheon is planned for 12:30 p. m. Oswego City: St. Paul's Lu- 1 theran Parish HMIM will to the meeting (or this unit's lesson, Makinc Good Pastry, to be given at 10:30 m. Mrs.

Gladys Davidson, leader, requests members brine paper, pencil pastry cloth or board, rolling pin, blender or fork, apron, dish towel. A covered dish meat will be served at 1 p. m. Thursday, Mexico Day: A lesson scheduled for 12 noon at Mnk Nova Jones. The topic is per Tooling of with Mrs.

Floyd Miner conducting the lesson. North Mexico: Percy Rose will be hostess and for a lesson on pastry. The meeting will be held at home at 12 noon. South Palermo: At 8 p. m.

a pastry lesson will be given by leader, Mrs. Helen Morrison, at her home. Wool Payments Apply to Sales Before April 1 Wool growers were reminded today that the 1960 program payments, to be made this summer, will be made only on wool and unshorn lambs which marketed before March 31, 1961. That is the closing for the 1960 program. Harry L.

Nicholson, chairman, Oswego County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, also pointed out that applications for tucb payments under the 1960 wool program must be filed before the end of April 1961. He emphasized that adequate records on the sales must support that information on the ayment applications. For in- tance, producers' sales for shorn wool should show name and address of buyer, date of sale, name and addresa of producer, net weight of wool sold, and net proceeds to producer after normal marketing deductions. Payments to producers for he 1960 marketing year will 'ollow the same methods employed for the 1959 year. Shorn payments will be equal to a percentage of each producer's cash returns from wool sales.

The percentage--to be announced later this year--will be that required' to raise the national average price received by all sroducers for shorn wool dur- ng the marketing year up to he incentive price of 62 cents er pound. Lamb payments will made each producer who sells ambs that have never been horn The payments will be a rate per hundredweight of ive animals marketed to com- jensate for the wool on them a basis comparable" to the ncentive payment per pound of horn wool. Under the 1959 wool program, growers in Oswego County last ear received a total of $748.33 incentive payments earned under the marketing year ended March 31, 1960. MATOTT TO RETURN TO CORNELL HEAD IN ITHACA UP) Deane W. Vlalott said today he would re- ire as president of Cornell University on June 30, 1963, vhen he will have reached 65.

Malott announced his inten- ions in a report to xard of trustees at its quart- rly meeting. Malott, born in Abilene, a served as chancellor mt the University Kansas from 1939 to 1951. He has been Cornell's sixth president since 1951. THINK! THINK! THINK! Because they nerer learned how really to study, and at result got poor in school, tome people go through life thinking they are stupid. Actually they may be quite Bright or even potentially brilliant A University of Southern California professor has proved that failure in school is often just a bad hsbit-- one that can be and replaced with good ACT! ACT! ACT! that bring success.

How to establish inch good habits is explained by Leslie J. Nason in clear and simple language that can understand in a 15-part series starting Monday in this newspaper. It's called "Yon CAN Get Better Grades," and it's required reading both for students and for parents with hoys and gjrk in schooL NEWSPAPER! STARTS MONDAY, JAN. 30 IN THIS NEWSPAPER rVSPAPKRl.