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Syracuse Study Slated For Adults Classes In German, novice a i industrial hydraulics and pneumatics, and man English are planned for adults in North Syracuse Central School District. All start next week. A beginning course in German wiH be taught from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Roxboro entatioh at .7:30 p.m. Wednes- Junior High School.

Novice Kadio will be given High School. Novice Radio will be given from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays at the high school. The hydraulics and pneumatics course will be 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays at the high school.

English will be Fridays, at the high school. Hughes Displays County Pictures i Daily Investor Mutual Fund Investment Merits Test By WILLIAM A. DOYLE Q. I am a bachelor, 48, with a wlary of about a year. I have to savings a about $10,901 of Series E.

U. S. Savings Bonds and enough insurance. I began looking i mutual funds last year, because I am i AV- In Senate Room Special to The Post-Standard ALBANY The plush suite of Senate judiciary committee offices occupied here by Sen. John H.

Hughes, Syracuse Republican, is adorned by a collection of historical pictures of Onohdaga County. The pictures are on -loan from the Onondaga Historical Association in Syracuse. Hughes asked for the pictures to decorate the wail of the spacious judiciary committee meeting room. He insisted they be hung in that room, where visitors to the office could see tliem. rather than in his private office.

I Certificate of Appreciation Howard J. Steele, 4-H Extension Agent, presents a certificate of appreciation to Royal L. O'Day, left, executive vice president of Marine Midland Trust Co. of Central New York for the bank's sponsorship of the 4-H calendar program in Onondaga County. A total of 1,600 4-H members in Syracuse and Onondaga County received the memo-calendars.

Fair City Elects Duke To Vice President Position Library Lists Story Hours A story hour aimed at stimulating an interest in reading and familiarizing the children with their local library will be presented Saturdays through April 2 at the Maxwell Memorial Library in Camillas. The story hours are sponsored by the Camillus Community Council through the cooperation of the Camillus i and Professional Women's Club. Open to kindergarten and first grade pupils in the Camillus Elementary School, the program will include an hour of stories and songs. Robert H. Moses, president of Fair City Savings and Loan Association, a announced the names of new officers elected at the annual meeting of the board of directors.

Elevated to the newly created position of first vice president is Ray J. Duke of 101 IRS Will Honor Four Retirees Bill Would Limit Committees Used For Campaigns Special to The Post-Standard ALBANY A New York City legislator wants to abolish multiple committees which support a candidate for election to the state Legislature. Jerome Wilson, Democrat-Liberal from New York City, is sponsoring a bill in the Legislature to provide that any candidate for legislative office may form only one politicrl committee promote his campaign for that office. Wilson further advocates that the total campaign expenditures may not exceed the total annual salary of the legislative i sought Some candidates are supported by numerous volunteer and citizens committees and each spends a considerable amount of money under the present law. Employes of the Syracuse Office of the Internal Revenue Service will honor four recently retired co-workers at a party today at Raphaels restaurant.

To be feted- are Miss Margaret Connelly, secretary to District Directors Frank J. Shaugnessy, Raymond H. Reichel and Alva M. Meyers who retired after 25 a service; Antoinette Lombard, who retired after 32 years with the IRS; J. Fayle, who retired after 25 years service and W.

J. Bausinger, who also had 25 years service at the time of retirement. Mutual Funds Woodbine a director for many years and vice president of Bentley Settle Co. C. Hatch of 129 Freeman Solvay, has been promoted to vice president.

Hatch, a Korean War Veteran, joined Fair City in 1958 and has served as assistant treasurer since 1959. He is treasurer the Freeman Ave. Methodist Church and is serving his second term as a Solvay Village trustee. Miss Genevieve L. Lamb of 968 Ackerman who has served in various departments within the association, is new assistant treasurer.

Livestock Markets INVESTING COMPANIES Inv CoAm 14,3615.69 Inves Bos 14.2615.58 12.30 13.37 NEW YORK CAP) Mut --The following quo- Stock 22.4824.44 tatlons, supplies by Select 10.2411.01 fhe National Associ- var Pay 8.77 9.53 atlon of Securities Interc 7.10 Inc. arejnv Resh 18.1719*86 the prices at whichlstel Fd 40,1841.42 these securittesivest Fd 14.5515.90 could have beenjohnstn 18.4418.44 sold (bid) or boughtKcyston Funds: Four Honored By Managers Syracuse Chapter of Management Administration Society honored four members outstanding service at their January meeting, yesterday. Robert P. Johnson and Joseph F. a i were awarded the Diamond Merit Award Key and will receive their scrolls at a later date.

Marshall H. Colby and Jack E. Rathburn were awarded Merit Award Key and Scroll. Cottonseed 0 NEW YORK (AP) cotton- teed oil futures clued to 21 lower. (askedC Bid Ask Aberdeen 3.31 Advise Fd 9.33 in.24 Affil Fd 9.4* 10.26 Am Bus 4.25 4.60 Am Grth 7.57 8.23 Am Inv 32.2932.29 Am Mut Jn.e? 11.66 Assn InFd 7,42 7.57 CUS Bl 24,0425.09 Cus Cus Cus Cus Cus Cus CUS Cus Cus Int B2 24,4626.68 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Hogs receipts moderately active, butchers 25 to mostly 50 lower; opened 25 to 50 clused weak to mostly 25 lower; shippers 60 percent of the supply; 1-2 ID.

buthcers 29.25-29.50; couple hundred head 29.50 and 30 bead fct 29.75; mixed 1-3 190-230 Ibs. 28.50-20.25; bs. 27.50 2S.50; 2-3 Ibs. 26.75-27.75; 1-3 lb. tows 24.50-25.25; 2-3 400-450 Ibs.

500 Ibs. 23.50-24.25; Ibs. 22.50-23.50, Cattle receipts calves 25; grading on slaughter steers weights 150 Ibs. and down fairly active, fully steady; weights over 1150 Ibs. slow, steady to 25 lower; Instances 50 lower on high choice and prim or about steady with Monday; slaughter heifers fairly active, steady; cows active, strong to 50 hlcher; bulls fairly active, steady; load lots prime lb.

slaughter steers around six loads at 28.25; high choice and prime Ibs. 27.5027.75; choice 26.50-27.50; weights 1.CXW-1J53 Ibs. 27.00-27,50; choice 26.25; mixed and good and choice 9004,350 Ibs, 26.00*26.75; good standard and low good 22.00-24.75; high choice and prime 9004,100 lb. slaughter heifers 27.00-27.50;, choice S004.100 Ibs. Doyle about inflation.

I spoke to several brokers. The more we talked and the more I read, the more confused I became. Every broker seems to, have a deferent favorite mutual fund. Finally, I invested $2,000 In shares of a fund In May and another $500 in the same fund In My investment has performed fairly good, so far. I hope to make another vestment soon.

Would you advise me to buy more shares of the same fund or to start Investing in a different one. A. At least for the next investment or two, I would advise you stick with the same fund. Give your investment a chance to percolate. Your investment aim, obviously, is growth in value.

We have to assume that you picked a mutual fund which a tries for growth and which has a record of achieving its aim. I'm sure you don't expect instant miracles from your investment. Your letter shows you to be a sensible and conservative man with your money. (No, girls, I won't -give you his address.) The argument over whether it is better to invent in only one mutual fund or in several is an old one. It will never be settled to everyone's satisfaction.

One fund may perform best one year; another the next year. No one mutual fund stays at the top of the performance heap year after year. As long as you are not dissatisfied with the one in which you own shares, I can see no real reason to look elsewhere. good and choice good 24.00-25.00; standard and low pood 21.50-24.00; utility and commercial bulls 18.00-21.00. Sheep receipts 400; moderately active, slaughter lambs mostly 25 higher; esd slaughter ewes fully steady; package choice and prime 108 lb.

woqlded slaughter lambs 29.25; good and choice 85-105 ibs. deck choice and prime 111 lb. Jed shorn lams with mostly No. I pelts B3 17,9119.54 2S.OO; cull i slaugnter eves 5.00- B4 11.P812.C9 ho.OO. Kl 10.1811.11 BUFFALO K2 7.07 7.72 Clsolng livestock: SI 24.S6 27.12 Cattle steers and hatters too few sales to test the market.

Dairy type S3 S4 Fd 7.07 7.72 24.86 27.12 34.48 15.80 22.6624,73 7.11 7,76 17.46 18.88 Axe Houghion; Fund A 7,43 8.08Knicfcerb 8.06 S.S3 Fund 10,87 11.82Knick Gth 9.6010.58 Stock 6.06 18.1218.37 Sci Elec 17.15 Blue Hid 14.5715.92Life Inv 8.94 9.77 6,59 7.20Life 6.56 7.15 in.50 11.48Loom Ca 33.7133.71 16.70 18.05Loom Say 16.7416.74 Bondstk Best Fd Broad St Bullock 16.36 17.WMOSS Gth 11.1712.21 Can Gen 10.39 Z1.36Mass Tr 17.9019.36 Cdn Fd 19.43 21.n?. MftSS Life 13.0814.30 CapU Inc Capit Shr 8.74 9.5ft Growth 9.7510.68 Cent Shr 13.4814,73 Incom 4.61 5,05 Chaining Funds: Jnsurim 8.37 9.17 Balan 14.32 16.20M IF Fd 19.9221.54 Com Stk 2.30 2.51MIF Gth 6.15 6.65 Grwth 18.8lMut Inves 11.66 12.79 Tntt 9.20 Phrs 17.2917.29 Special Trust 2.97 3.03 13.18 6.65 7.27 5.48 5.99 7.69 8.40 6.82 7.45 9.86 10.78 Chase Fd 10.58 11.56Vnt WSec 12.1013.09 CVm Fd l7.l7!8.77Nat Inves 20.7322.41 Cst Sec UnavailNat Sec rn'on "Pd 13.9rt 1S.19 Balan ColonnGth 16.4517.9* Bond ComSt Brt 9.M 9.86 Dlvld Commonwltb Fds: pf Stk Can Fd 14.P315.J»R Inccm Incom in.8411.85 stock Invest 11.0312.05 Grwth 10.7311.73 Stock 10.9311.95Nftt West 8.28 9.07 ComTr AB Mot 11.6311.87 ComTr CO 1.92 New Eng 11.9712.94 Comp Bd UnavallNew Hor 13.7913.93 Comp Fd UnavallNoreast 18.9318,93 Concord 15.87 IS.XTQne WmS 15.6615.66 Cons Inv 11.0011.37Oppen Fd 25.2127.55 Consm Inv 4.9lPenn Sq 22.5622.56 Conv Sec 11.57 Cnnv Gr 13.12 KMphllft Fd 15.1116.56 Com 19.31 21. 09pine St 13.3313.33 76.41Pionecr 11.98 13.P9 13.23 44 contracts. Mar May Jtii Hifh Low Close 14.52 14.3614.36 14.47 14.30 14.30 14.46 14.32 14.26B doting Bids: Mp 13.90. Oct 13.65 B-BId, Potato Futures (N.

NIW YORK (AP) Poftto futures Mttoe clewed 2 emit Ueover to 2 cents higher fitles contracts. High Mftrcli 2M April 3,03 3,34 November .2.33 Low 2.01 2.97 3.77 2.3$ Close 3,01 3.32 2,33 ASKS FLUORIDE VOTE ALBANY Legislation quiring that a public referendum be held on any city local law providing for fluoridation of the public water supply, or discontinuing fluoridation, has been filed in the Senate by Sen Theodore D. Day Interlaken SODALITY SPEAKER A Sodality meeting is called for 8 today in Our Laly of Counsel Church. Guest speaker will be Mrs, William Waelder of the Syracuse Circle of International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. She will talk on "Confraternity of Christian 14 nc Dela Frl 16.3117.*3p ovidnt Pfver Gr 13.22 Diver Inv 10.44 lM4putnam TR 21.7121.71 5.47 11.75 12.7« 17.4S Phr DowThln 2fi.R 2 Eatn BM 1192 14.

Efttn fift 17.05 Grth 12.5713.74 8.51 9.30 Tech 5.7*! Inv 16.1917.69 15.8117.38 Enipl Gr 25.59 27.1Sscudder Ponds: Energy Equity 29.44 29-44 11.2411.65 Com St 13.3813,38 FmBur 11.3911.39 mtl Inv 15.8916.14 Fed Grth 14,35 Equit 11.1112.14 Fid Cap 16.37selcc Am 12.4*13.50 Fid Pimd 19.61 21.2QShrhold 12.3013.44 Fid Tmd 29.60 32.17sbrs Am 20.89 22.83 Fid Mut 9.9310.85SW Invest 10.0610.88 5.88 6.43Sover Inv 17.93 J9.63 Ml 7.77SWC St 47.7248.19 Scl 6.81 7.44 F.I.F Fla Gth Fla Mut Fnd Lf Fnd MUt Foursq 7.15 7.8lStt1n Roc Funds: 9,04 9.88 Bal 43.634163 14.2215,52 Stock 42.2542.25 Franklin CusMti: Intl Com Stk 7.96 SJSsterl 14.1915.34 Income 10.4211.36 daughter cattle demand good, market strong. Standard and cornnwcUI dairy heifers 17.50-20.00, top 20.50; cutter md canner heifers 15.50-17,00. a demand active market strong Prime no atvivals. Good and choice 39.WM4.00, medium Hogs demand active, butchers 25 to 50 cents lower, sows and boars steady. U.S.

No. 1 and 2 190-230 29.25-29.75; mixed 190-240 Ibs. 27.50-2900. Sows, all weights, 20.00*23.00; boars Sheep lambs demand good, maiket strong. Good and choice Iambs 30.

Sheep 7.00-13.00. Dairy Poultry NEW YORK (AP) Wholesale egg offerings adequate. Demand quiet Wednesday. (wholesale pricss based on exchange and other volume sales.) New York spot quotations follow: Standards checks 31-32. Whites: Extra fancy heavy weight f47 Ibs, min.) 43-45; fancy medium (41 Ibs.

average) 3S-39 fancy heavy weight (47 Ibs. min.) medium (40 'bs. average) smalls (36 Ibs. average) Browns; Extra fancy heavy weight f47 Ibs. min, fancy medium (41 Ibs.

average) fancy heavy wc.ghl C47 ibs. min.) 42-43; wnalls (36 Ibs. average) 3 4-3 5 Ma Butter offerings light. Demand fair to good. Prices unchanged.

offerings adequate. Demand slow. Prices unchanged, Live poultry. Light receipts of fryers cleared readily. By truck: broilers or fryers, white crosses 3-4 Ibs.

avsrase 2526. Pullets: delivered prices paid by N.Y.C, a houses Jan. 20-26 C. arm weights): supplies light. advanced.

Whites Ibs. and up 29-30, few rocks 5 Ibs. and up 31-33. Dressed poultry: New York, Philadelphia and Boston carlot a-id teueJcH turkey markets, U.S. Grade A.

ready.lo.cook, frozen; trading quiet, except for 4n occasional load of fryer-roasters moving in anticipation of future promotions. Offennes adequate but held with confidence on all weights and classes. cents. reported: frycr-roastew Ins. ferings reported: young hens 8-1(5 Ibs.

nt li.y 1 toaw J4K lb3 Ibs. 3SteJ9. 30 Ibs, ind uo fryer-roasters 44 Ibs. Squabs and ducklings unchanged. Q.

I own some stock of a large electric utility company. I believe this is a sensible and conservative i which should grow in value and dividends (as it has in the past) to offset the declining purchasing power of the dollar resulting from inflation. Nonetheless, I worry. Suppose we have another great depression, as we did in the 1930s. Would my Investment become worthless? A.

I don't know. I doubt it. But I just don't know. Some stocks did lose all their value during the great depression. All stocks fell in value.

Most have long since recovered. I don't see any depression on the economic horizon, But I don't go along with the theory advanced by the "new thinkers" that it can never happen again. If it does happen, corporate profits will fall and so will stock prices. However, utilities, by the very nature of thsir business, should stand up than most businesses. I hear radio and television announcers saying that such-and-such a stock was up, or down, so many "points." I would like to get into the stock market but don't know what a point means.

What is a point? A. If you need basic information such as this, you had better go to the library first and get sonre books to study up on the stock market. In individual stocks, a point is one dollar. (Mr. Doyle will answer only representative letters of eral interest in his column.

He a answer phone queries.) Pf Stk 2,89 3.18Tcxas Fd 14.1315.44 Ulll 8.18 S.89fwnC Inc 6.05 6,61 Fund Am 10,75 ILCSUnUed Fund Inv 13.0914,34 Accm 18.752^.49 Gen Invtst 7.35 7.99 jncom 14.9316.21 Group See: Scicn 10.16 Aero Sci 10.9812.03unFd Can 5.92 6.47 Com Et 15.91 I.int Funds: FU1 Ad 10.8811.92 Cal Line 8.16 8.94 Grth Ind 22.22 22.89 Incom 6.73 7.38 16.3917.91 Sit 5.41 5.93 27.21 27.21 a 5.75 6.29 Gryphon Guardn 27.21 Bm 6.05 6.6lVarfnd PI 6.24 6,80 firm Can 10.3311.23WnllSt In 11.6212.70 Imp Fd 5.54 6.03w*sh MU 13,5514.81 Inc Fnd 2.79 3.05Well Fd 14.8816.22 nc 1,15 9.67wcst Ind 7.90 8.63 idd Invert Co WhUeldi 14.4515,62 Incor me 10.0* ll.Oawndnr Fd 31.11 Incorp Inr 1.41 9.19Wlnfleld 10.S711.S5 tod trend 12.8114.08wiscon bu BkStk 7.31 unavlbie 'Country Meats YORK dretud a lifcht. Demand Market firm. Paying prices dflllvcret! at New York City, Per ib: few choice M-M cents, food rommcrcitl 70 Ibi and up 41-43, culii ibi and unJrr 34-4-1 Live rtbbiti: no Market t.rmi- ml. Per lb: 50, htivlci HolhoUM Iambi: Offering! light. mand moderate.

Market firm, Per lb: I fancy imall choice lightwcighti 'H, mediunu 65-73, martei M. ff oard of Trade Rep I.39'/4 1.39'/4 1.37% 1.39% Dec Mar 2.87 SOYBEANS Mar 2.87 May JUl Aug 2.16 Sep 2.74 Kov 2.66% 1.41% 1.41% 2.881/4 1.39U 1.39% 1.42 SOYBEAN OIL 2.90% 2.91 2.87% 2.7S 2.69 2.87% 2.83% 2.7?.% 2.66% 2.85 2.17% 2.88 2.83% 2.66^4 Mar Jul AUff Sep Oct Dec 11.30 11.40 11.18 11.21 11,13 11.21 11.0$ 1.07 11.01 10.86 11.10 10.53 10.15 10.44 SOTBEAV 11.20 11.05 10.81 10.64 10.47 10.9!) 10.8S 10.68 10.52 10.35 Mar Jul AUf Sep Oct Dec 67.75 67.70 M.50 63.85 69.20 68.10 68.20 6M5 66,65 64.60 63.85 68.35 67,30 67.50 A7.35 W.2Q 64.M 63.30 16.70 10.55 10.31 68.40 67.4S 67.60 67.45 66.20 64.20 63.40 2.90 2.92% 2.93'/8 2.88% 2.76 2.69ft i 11.4-1 US 11,10 10.92 10.72 10.34 69.60 68.40 m.co 68.60 67.00 64.90 64.00 Chicago Futures CHICAGO CAP)-- Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange: Pretious Open Hicb Low Close Close SHELL EGGS Sep 34.55 34.75 34.33 34.50 34.45 Oct 34.80 34. SOB 34.70 34.M 34.75 LIVE BEEF CATTLE Feb 27.45 27.45 27.32 27.37 27.40 Apr 27.95 27.85 27.B5 27.954? Jun 28.70 2S.70 28.50 23.55-50 28.6267 AUff 29.15 29.15 28.9528.95 29.0110 Oct 29.15 29.35 29.07 2S.J3 29.15-20 IXC 29.75 29.75 29.57 29.75-70 29.70-75 FROZEN PORK BELLIES Fcb 51.75 52.75 51.75 52.65-75 52.20-50 Mar 49.50 50.55 49.3550.45-6049.90-50.05 May 47.25 48.10 47.0 48.00-10 47.4-70 Jun 47.00B AUf 44.23 44.70 JUl 45.55 4G.15 45.50 46.10-00 45.70.90 AUf 44.25 44.70 44.10 44.70-55 44.20-25 Open Interest: February a 571: March May June July August 2,113. B.Bid, X-Offered, N-NotninM. SLATED A speaker aid discussion will be featured at a meeting of the Onondaga County Farm Bureau Kitchen Konference Committee from 10:30 to 3 p.m.

Thursday, Fcb, 17 in the meeting room of the DeWitt branch of the Lincoln ASKS LAW OUNCE ALBANY A bill to permit juveniles, between the ages of 14 and 18, to appear as entertainers in premises licensed to sell alcoholic beverages, has been introduced in the Legislature by Assemblyman Louis Wolfe, Pittsburgh Democrat, The Wolfe bill would require that the entertainer be accompanied at all times by at least one parent, Extreme cold weather kept receipts and trading to a minimum yesterday on the Central New York Regional Market. Price changes were few and confined to narrow margins. Four carloads of produce were reported, FriUU Huffaker to Note Design Problems i and development problems of heavy duty transmissions will be discussed today by Gamble Huffaker, engineering development supervisor of New Process Gear Division of Chrysler Corp. at the Syracuse Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The meeting will begin at 8:30 p.m.

at the John Milton Thruway Motel following a tour of the Chrysler facilities. Dividends Declared Wednesday'! Final Dividends Declared Fe- of Fay- i Rale rfod Record able INCREASED AMP Inc .15 Drexel Ent 40 Filtrol Cp 60 Frcept sulph 50 Grolier Inc .375 Kaiser Alum 25 Kay Jwlry Str .18 Marshall Fid McGfftW Hill 25 1.05 ,378 ,40 Gt Lakes DD Philip Morris Poor Co Rohm Haas Seabd Surety, NY .50 So Caro EO .25 OMITTED Menasco Mfg EXTRA .25 STOCK Caro Pipeline (x) (x) 3 for 2 sfock split, Kay Jwlry Str 5pc StRegis Pap 2pc Warner El EC (x) (x) 3 for 2 stock snllt. INITIAL Arisul Co new ,125 Pipeline new Jl Int Silver new .25 Warner El BC .075 REGULAR ABC Con Cp 20 2-4 2-7 2-15 2-15 2-23 2-7 2-16 2-15 3-17 3-15 2-4 2-4 240 3-10 34 34 3.15 3-1 3-15 2-2S 345 Apples, CortUnd, bu. Apples. Dellctoue, bu.

2.50~~-2.75 3.7S-4.25 Apples, Delicious, 12-3 lb. cello. 3.75--4,00 Mclntosh, bu, Mclntosh, lb. cello. AppJea, Northern Spy, bu.

3.50--3,73 Aprtti, Northern 12-3 eello 3.5V-3.75 Peare, BOH, bu 4.50-6.00 Vegetables 1.00-1.25 Cabbage, gnu bu. and crt. Cabbage, Red and Savoy, crt Carrots, topped, bu, 1.75--2.00 Onions, yellow, So lb. sack Onions, yellow, 50 lb. sack unions, yellow, 15-3 lb, cello.

Onicns, Red, 25 Ibs 1.35--1.50 Potatoes, us No. 1 wished, 50 fie 1 7t--1 Cfl i (. A i unwashed, 50 Parsnips, lb. cello 1.90--2.00 Turnips, 12 Prices to retailers, Grade A Eggs, died, cartoned and Ex. large, dot Lane, doz Medium, dor Small, dor COMMISSION BOUSES Fruits fancy, 40 Ibs 4.00--4.40 Grapefruit, ctn.

2.75-3,75 Grapes, CaL Emperors, 26 Ibs, 2.75--3.00 Grapes, Cal, Calmerlas, 26 4.50--4.75 Grapes, Cal, Ribiers, 26 Ibs. 4.25--4 75 Lemons, CaL, van fiizes, Ctn. 4.75--5.25 Oranges, var. Ctn, aizes, Ctn, /2.75-- Oranges, var, steec, Temple, 3 bx bx Wth-Bosc, and D'AnJou, 7.00--7.50 Tangerines, Fla. Va bx 4.00--4.50 bx Vegetables Beans, Sthn, gnu tapr 5.25--5.50 Broccoli, 14s Cabbase, Stbn gnu ctn 2.75--3,00 2-28 '347 4-12 3-1 3.1 3-1 2-10 3-10 2-28 2-16 2-7 345 3-1 3-15 Air Reductn ......625 .33 .40 .25 .375 .12 .25,275 .30 .02 .04 45 25 .50 Am Elect Pwr Am Seating Anheuser Busch Bethlehem Stl Brit Am Const Burroughs Cp CocaColaBot, NY Coperwld Stl Computer Scl Defiance Ind Domtar Ud 25 Dorr Oliver J5 Edo Corp 08 Fed Cp Gen Gt Lakes DD Hercules Pdr Hudson PP A Inland Stl Kctchum Co Jeff Std Lf Ins Chem Leesona CD Matheson Co Neptune Mtr Shbldg .50 NuTone Inc 20 Paterson Pchrit .125 Prints Cp Am ,125 StRegis Pap 35 Soeastern Sv ,27 Std Motor Pd A .1875 Std Oil, Cal 625 Tex Eastn Trans .2625 Tung Solel pf 625 Union Carb 50 Unit Bisc Am .30 TJniv AJtn 2 Pf -4375 Univ Am cv pf Uris Bldg Cp Westinghouse El 3-15 2-10 2-18 240 2-11 2-9 2-10 244 ,315 5a .15 .20 35 .625 .15 .35 White Motor 35 Wyandotte CU 30 3.15 2-24 2-10 2-25 4-1 245 248 2-1S 2-23 240 2J5 245 2-8 246 2-4 245 2-28 24ft 240 2-10 2.15 2-9 34 2-7 345 246 240 2-4 245 2-4 2JO 3-15 345 245 2-7 3-9 2-23 345 4-1 3-31 3-15 4-1 34 3-31 2-25 3-7 340 3-7 3-9 340 2-28 4-20 3-30 340 2-28 345 Carrots, 48-1 lb.

cello Cauliflower, 12s Celery, Fla Pascal, 24c Com, Swt. crt- Sthn-, bu. 10.00--11.00 Eggplant, bu. Endive and Esc'ole, Sthn, 2 crL Lettuce, With. Iceberg, 24s Onions, Wtn, doz.

bnchs. Onions, Wtn. Spanish, 50 Ibs. 2.75--3,00 Peppers, Wonder, tiu, en Potatoes, Idaho, Russets, 100 Ibs. 5.00--7,50 Potatoes, Idaho, Russets, 10-5s 3 Potatoes, Idaho, Russets, 540s 3.25--3,50 Potatoes, 540s 2.50--2.75 Potatoes, Russets, 10-5s 2.75--3.00 Potatoes, Sthn.

SwU bu 3.50--3.75 Kadishes, 02 Kutabagas, Can. No. 50 Ibs. Tomatoes, repack, 10 units Tomatoes, repack, 8 Ibs Tomaoes, Rla. V.R.., 8 2.25-2.50 L75-- 2.00 Local Securities Quotations from NASD, Bids are inter- dealer prices.

Prices identified by (x) are inter-dealer asked prices. Inter-dealer quotations do not include retail markup, mark-down or commission. Asked prices identified by have bee nadJusted upward to include approximate markup. Bid Asked Agricultural Insurance 32 33 Cowles Chemical Grouse-Hinds 5-1 Crowley Milk 10 Electro Networks 3-30 3-10 3-10 3-1 3-2 2-18 3-1 300 2-25 2-25 6 i Excelsior Insurance First Securities i First Securities First Trust 17 i Hctel Syracuse com 20 do pfd 7 Leaseway Transportation 27 2-23 3-15 3-1 3-10 3-1 3-2 3-2 3-1 3-31 3-31 3-1 3-1 3-23 3-10 Produce NEW YORK CAP)--Trading was tlow Wednesday in the wholesale fruit and vegetable market. Supplies were light.

Demand for apples was slew. FRUITS Applies: Hudson S. No. 1 unless otherwise stated bu carton and Lincoln National Bank Lipe Roll-way 23 Merchants National Bank 53 Metropolitan Nat'l Bank 27 Midstate Raceway Oneida Ltd. com.

(x-div.) 22 do pfd 26 Pood Markets 19 48 i Equities Radar Design Rockwell Manufacturing Solvay Bank 50 Syracuse Chtoa 51 Syracuse Supply Syracuse Transit Thrift interstate 11 Victory Markets (new) 16 Will Baumer 18 3 5 35Vix 55 22 12 SALARY HIKE SOUGHT ALBANY The salary of state legislators would be boosted from to $25,000 a year under a bill now before the Legislature, sponsored by Sen. Jerome L. Wilson, Democrat-Liberal from New York City. The Wilson bill would bar a legislator from ensag- eastern box; McIntoshJVa in 2CO-50; fair ing 2ny ot er occupation cond 1.75; utility l.2a: Coriland 2 1 4 4 ftf I I A i i ft fit 2.00-25, a i cond Rhode utility L25-50; Rome 3 in Cell pack 100s 3.00-50, fair cond 2,75, 120s fair cond 2.5075, 140s 2.50; Cortland fancy lOCs 3.UO, 120s 2.75, fair cond SO-lOOs 2.00. Tray pack carton--Hnd Delicious fancy lOCs 113s a.50-75, 125s Golden Delicous fancy 113s 4.23, fair cond 3,25, 125s 3-25; fancy 4.25.

Carton 12, 3 lb film bags, Mclntosh. 16 cents, fair cond Red clous fair cond 162-3, Cortland IS-'i Lake Champlain, cell pack fancy 30s UOs J20s 4.00-25, 140s 3.50; Cortland "U.S. fancy 100s 2.75-3.25, 120s 2.50-75; 3 lb film beg, Mcln- tosh in min fancy 21 cents; No. 1, 162-3. VEGETABLES Cabbage: Western New York, 50 lb danish type small-medium and fair cond 1.00-25, medium and large 1.37'WO; red medium few 1.75.

Onions: Western New York, 5o lb sk yellow semf-glove medium 1.35-50, few 1,60, large 1.63-65. few 1.75; 25 Jb red type large 1.50, Orange County, 50 lb sk yellow semi glove medium 1.40-50* few small- 1.75. Potatoes: Long Island, 50 lb sk No. 1, 2 In min Katahdin and Chippewa tew 1.90, large 1.75*85, few low 1.70; No. 1 grade 1.00-10.

Grain and Produce Bj the Associated Press CHICAGO Wheat was nominally lower; basis unchanged receJpts I car; com caster; sis steady to easier; receipts 116 cars including 6 cars for Commodity Credit oats easier; basis steady; receipts 4 cars; soybean receipts were 6 cars- Wheat No. 2 hard 1.69 No. 2 red H. corn No. 2 yellow 1.31 l-4n; NO.

3 yellow i.25fe-31: No. 4 yellow 1.25-25%; No. 5 yellow U3-19V 4 Oats No. 1 heavv white 7PA- 78y 4 No. 2 heavy white No.

2 extra heavy white SoyDcms No. 1 yellow 2.84'A N. Soybean Oil 11.65 N. NEW YORK Cash wheat easy; No. 1 dark northern spring CXF.

N.Y, No. 2 red domestic N.Y. 2.05H. Com easy: No, 2 yellow. C.LF.» NA, No.

3 yellow CJ.P.. N.Y. 1.52%. Rye easty: No. 2 American F.Q.B, N.Y.

(carlots) 1.70, No. 2 western C. N.Y, 1.69, Oats easy: No. 2 White C.I.F., N.Y. 97.

Barley steady; No, 2 feeding: domestic C.I.F., N.Y. t31A. Soybean oil, crude, easy: tank cars, lb Flur steady: (72 per cent Ibs) spring patents 7.17-27n; eastern soft winter straights hard winter straights while a member of the Legislature. LEGAL NOTICE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace of God, free and independent. TO: Grace Jeffs Revellp 12 Shaftshury Avenue, Windhill Shipley, Yorks, England; Jarnes Gunyeon The Yellow Door, 9 High Street, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; Samuel T.

Jeffs, 13 Parkville Highway, Coventry, England; John Jeffs, 444 Westwood Heath Road, Tile Hill. England; Agnes Jeffs Thomson, 12 Westfield Drive, Workington Cumberland, England: Isabella Jeffs Bryden, 143 whito- Road, Kenilworth Warwickshire, England; Charlotte Jeffs Kidwell, 5 Brynd 1 Avenue, Dunyant Swansea South a (Great Britain) George Elgin Rsnsworth, Meggs Lane Chip- arre St eet, Elste nw eggs Lane, Chip perfield Hertfordshire, England; Maxwell Jeffs; 9 Carre Easterawick, Victoria, Australia, distributees of Agnes M. Beauly, late of the Village of Marcellus, In the County of Onondara, New York, deceased, send GREETING: WKREAS, Roy Bennett who resides at 44 South Street, Marcellus, New York has lately applied to the Surrogate's Court of our County of Onondaga to have a certain Instrument in writing relating to both real and personal property, duly proved as the last will and testament of said deceased. Therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of Qnondaga, at the County Court House in the City of Syracuse, in said County of Onondaga, New York, on the 17th day of February, 1966 at ninethirty o'clock in the forenoon of that day, why the said instrument should not be admitted to probate as the last will and testament of said Agnes M. Beauly, deceased, valid to pass both real and personal property, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused the seal of the surrogate's Court of said County of Onondaga to be hcreun to affixed.

Witness, HON. LAURENCE D. WOOD, Surrogate of said County, at the City of Syracuse, New York, the 10th day of Jan- THE POST-STANDARD, Jan. 27, 1966 29 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLIBK, CUSE, JNXW YORK. January II, 1966, NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIV3N, That the Common Council cf the CUy of Syrac'K, on January 3, adopted 11 nance declaring its to rtanun and discontinue for street purposes, unopened portions of Warsaw Avenue, Dewey Avenue, Dewey Place aivl Ruiln Avenue, same having been 'commended by the Commissioner of Planning, in agreement with the advice of the Advisory (ion on CUy planning, by Resolution adopted December 27, 1965.

la accordance with the provisions of Article Chapter 13 of "Tht Charter of the city of Syra- which lands to be aUntiortd and discontinued for b'reet purposes ate within the Fire Department Schtal and Training Grounds situated on State I air Boulevard. NOTICE FURTHER GIVEN, That a Public Hearing relative to such proposed abandonment, will be held In tb? Comnr.cn Council Chambers, City HAI2. on U'nday, January 31, 1966, at 2:00 PM, at uhfch time and place all interested ncrtuiu will be privileged to wait In reference to. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, That a description of the premises to be so abandoned and discontinued, is on file and may be examined in the Office of the City Clerk, 204 City Hail, by Interested persons, during regular office hours. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL EDWARD R.

APPS City Cleric NOTICE OF SPECIAL DISTRICT MEETING OF CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 OF THE TOWNS OF SALINA AND CLAY, ONOSDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special district meeting of the qualified voters of Central School District No, 1 of the Towns of SaUna and Clay, Onondaga County, New York, will be held at the Liverpool High School in the Village of Liverpool, New York on Thursday, the day of February, 1966, at 12:00 o'clock noon of that day, iSsustcm Standard Time, at which time the polls will be kept open from 12:00 o'clock noon until 9:00 o'clock P.M., for the purpose of voting by voting machine on the following NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER CORF- ORATION hereby gives notice that slons to its Schedules for Electric Service No. 1 an4 P.S.C No. KM ElectrtcHT have been filed with the Public Commission to become effective January 31, 1966, The revisions rUl accomplWi following (1) S-C, No. 3 ol No.

204 is restated to make the baato mand charge applicable when the Company furnishes transformation or when aervlct is taken from a net-work stated demand charge aid the It re of accounts which are aupilcablt when Uw customer furnishes transformation are Mft adjusted GO that the amoimtpald by propositions: PROPOSITION I Shall the following resolution he adopted, to wit: RESOLVED, that the Board of Kduca- tion of Central School District No. 1 of the Towns of Salina and Clay, daga County, New York, is Authorized to purchase sixteen (16) school busses at an estimated maximum cost for each bus of S9.500.00, for a total estimated maximum cost of $152,000.00, and to raise said sum of or so much thereof as iray be necessary, by a tax upon the taxable property of the district to be collected In annual installments in accordance wtih the provisions of Section 416 of the Education Law; and in anticipation of such tax to issue obligations of the PROPOSITION' IT Shall the following resolution be adopted, to wit: RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of Central School District 1 of the Towns of Salina and Onondaga County, New York, is authorized to purchase twenty (20) school blisses at an estimated naxi- inum cost for each bus of 59,500.00, tor a total estimated maxiaiun cost of $190,000,000, and to raise said sum of $190,000.00, or so much as may be necessary, by. a tax the taxable property of the dU'rict to be collected in animal installments in accordance with the provisions of Section 416 of the Education Law; and in anticipation of such tax to obligations of the district. By order of the Board of Education. Dated; January 27, Maurice N-126 District Clerk.

customer Is unchanged, (2) The provUicc for maintenance of power tor corrective equipment if This revision will have no feet on revenue. (3) The rule relating-to proration of customers' Wlto to the of changes or revisions to schedules, and the provision In I of P.S.C. No. 204 relating to Installation tf multiple meters have been revised to Amplify and clarify the language. siuns win have no effect on electric rev ro- ues from existing or prospective ers.

Complete copies of the schedules available for public inspection at offices of the Company where applications for electric service are Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation By Macholdt N-20 President NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER CORPORATION hereby gives notice that revisions to Us schedule 1 Gas have been filed with the Public Service Commission to become effective January 31. 1966. The revisions make minor changes in Rule 6, Extension of Mains, to conform said Rule 6 provisions of Part 230 NYCRR as said Part 230 NYCRR will be effective January 31 1966. Complete copies of Schedule F.S,C. No.

1 Gas are available fcr public inspection at offices of the Company where applications for gas service arc received. Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation By E. J. Machold, N-I9 President Rye Hour steady: fancy patents Ibs) (100 Cornmeal steady: (100 Ibs) yellow idated Feed bran, per ton, basis Bufflfalo 4fl.OGa. Hopssteady: (1D65 crop) F.O.B.

cars per UK, Pacific N.W. States seedless calif seedless 4S-49. Tallow easy: Per F.O.B. KY. tankcars: special loose octra ICOSD Greases steady: Per F.O.E, A-askcd; uary.

1961 N-67 JOHN H. McKINLEY Deputy clerk of the surrogate's Court. THE TJN0ERSIGNED. reserving the right to bid, will sell at public auction for to the highest bidder: One 1963 Ford, serial No. 3454V127852 at 10 A.M..

Feb- 5, at Fayette Garage, 712 Fayette New York. Repossessed from: Chrles R. D. P. C.

Corp. N-128 R. Lawler, Mgr. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE SYRACUSE, N.Y., January 26, 1966 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK NEW YORK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Common Council of the City of Syracuse. Has, on January 17, 1966, adopted an ordinance declaring its intention to discontinue the Special Lighting Systems of the City of Syracuse, heretofore established by ordinances of the Common Council, to the following named streets: University Avenue (E.

Genesee St, to University Place); Comstock Avenue (Euclid Avenue to Broad Madison St. to Beech Street to Ostrom Avenue: Ostrom Avenue CEuclid Avenue to Madison Street College Place (University place to Euclid Avenue); Euclid Avenue (College Place to Westcott Street); And NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, That a Public Hearing on tue discontinuance of such Special Lighting Systems, will be held in the Common Council Chambers, City Hall, on Monday, February 14. at 2:00 P.M. at which time and place all interested persons wjll be privileged to speak in reference ihnrcto, BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL Edward R. Apps N-01M City Clerk NOTICE SPECIAL DISTRICT MEETING Central School District No, 3 of the Towns of Clay, Cicero, Salina and DeWitt, Onondaga County, New York, The Board of Education of Central School District No.

3 of the Towns cf Clay, Salina and DeWitt, Onondaga County, New York, HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that a special district meeting of the qualified voters of said Schoo: District I will be held in the Lobby of the um of the. District High School, on Fay Road in North Syracuse, New York, in said School District, on the 9th day of February 1966, at 12:00 o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time, for the purpose of voting by voting machine upon the propositions hereinafter set forth. Polls for voting by voting machine will be kept between the hours of 12:00 o'clock noon, arid 9:00 o'clock P.M.* Eastern Standard Time. PROPOSITION NO.

1 Shall the following resolution be adopted, twit: RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of Central School District No. 3 cf the Towns of Ciay, Cicero, Salina and DeWitt, Onondaga County, New York, is hereby authorized to construct a new high school building on the Muole site, now owned by said School including original iurnlshings, equipment, machinery HHL apparatus to be used for such purpose, grading and improvement of the site and incidental expenses in connection therewith, at a total estimated cost of 000.00, which sum of or so much thereof as may be shall be raised by the levy of a tax upon the taxable property of safd School District and collected in annual installments as provided by Section 416 of the Education Law; and, in anticipation of such tax, ob- ol saJd School District shall be Foreign Exchange Foreign exchange; in dollars and decl Tues. of a dollar; Canada in (Free) Great Britain (pound) 2.H046 2.8042 30 days fuUirca 3,1022 2,8022 80 futures 9D days futures (pound) Belgium (franc) France (franc) Germany (Deuuche mark) Holland (guilder) Ufcly (lira) Norway (krone) Portugal (cacudo) Sweden (krona) Denmark (krone) Latin Amrrlcn (pcso-frco) Brazil (cruzciro-frce) Mexico (peso) Venezuela (bolivar) Fir Eiit Hong Kong dollar Japan (yen) 2.8003 2.8002 2,7079 2.7D78 2.2440 2.2435 ,204025 ,203975 ,2492 ,276425 ,27635 ,1400 .0350 ,03 ,1934 .1453 ,1452 .0054 ,00047 ,0801 ,2228 CIL, ,1754 ,1754 .002770 N-IC7 Common Council of tho City of Syracuse, N.Y,, has heretofore adopted ordinances determining and declaring Its Intention of making the following described improvements in the City of Syracuse, the expense of which to be assessed Construction of a ten (10) Inch vitrified clay or concrete pipe sanitary sewer and a twenty-four 24) inch reinforced concrete pipe storm drain from an existing manhole Jn E. Seneca Turnpike Jocated 210 feet plus or minus westerly of the northwest corner of East Seneca Turnpike and East Brighton Avenue, northeasterly through a private right of way 265 feet, plus or minus, to a point In East Brighton Avenue; and a ten (10) inch vitrified clay or concrete pipe sanitary sewer and an eighteen (U) inch reinforced concrete pipe storm drain from the last named point 690 feet plus or northerly in East Brighton Avenue to a point, Objeetfims to such proposed mem must be madft In writing pursuant to Chapter 684 of the Laws of 1905, and the laws amendatory thereof and supplementary and be delivered to the City Clerk on or before the 31st day of January, 1966, but not liter on that day than the time at which any regular meeting of the Common Council that may be held on that day shall be and if any such objections be filed, a UcArlni thereon will be held at the regular meeting of said Common to he hold at the mon Council Chamber In the City Syracuse, N.Y., on the of January, at 2 o'clock P.M., and any proof thnt to offered will then be received. In no objection is madft within the time herein upcctficd, all persons will be issued.

PROPOSITION NO. 2 Shall the following resolution be adopted, RESOLVED, that in the event that Proposition No. 1 is approved, tlic Board Education of Central School District No. 3 of me Towns of Clay, Cicero, Snlina and DeWitt Onondaga County, New York, is hereby authorized to construct swimming pools as hereinafter described, cnginal furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus to be used for such purpose, and incidental expenses in connection therewith: (a) Swimming pool as an integral part of said new high school building at a total estimated cost of and (b) Swimming pool a an addition to the present high school building at a total estimated cost of And the sum of 8350.000.00, being the aggregate of the aforesaid amounts, shall be by the levy of a tax upon the taxable of said School District and collected in annual installments AS provided by Section 416 of the Education Law; and in anticipation of such tax, obligations of said School District shall be issued, BY ORDER OP THS BOARD OF EDUCATION, CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3 OF THE TOWNS OF CICERO, SAUNA AND DEWITT, ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK.

DATED; North Syracuse, N. January 19o6, By WILLIAM O. COLARCCCO, School District Clerk deemed to have Acqulctccd in tho pro posed improvement, BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUN- EDWARD APPS, CUr Clerk THE UNDERSiGNm reserving the right to bid, will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder: One 1961 Pr.Uiftc serial No. 661L3366 at 10:00 A.JJ, Feb. 5, 1966, at Paycttc Oarage, 712 Fayetta Street, Syracuse New York, Repossessed from: Maxte Ryals and Bar kin.

N-127 Corp. R. Lawler. Mtr, SEALED PROPOSALS DEPARTMENT OP PURCHASE Syracuse, Jammry 20, At SKALED PROPOSALS will be received Office of Department rrf Purchase, City of Syracuse, until Jammry, 31, 168 2:00 P.M. for one nravy duty bench model drill pointer anc: 2, Electric hoipht gimpe 3, Tool grinder for cftrbir Develoment and training program, City School District, aamo to comply with the plans and ftptctflcations on fllfi In the of the Department of a Specifications submitted on call, N-011J A.

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