The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 14

IE POST-STANDARD, Syrtcutt, Saturday, April 196S faster Bunny Points Way The Syracuse Transit Corp, buses transporting children to Easter Egg Hunts Monday at Schiller and Burnet Parks will carry Easter Hunt signs. At both parks the hunts will begin at 2:30 p.m. and there will be more than 4,000 hidden eggs. Children going to Schiller Park may take the Oak bus and those going to Burnet may take the Avery or Milton buses. The hunt is being sponsored by the Municipal Recreation Commission, Self-Employed Can Suffer By Improper Tax Returns April 15 the deadline for filing income tax returns is portant for social security purposes also.

"Self-employed persons get social security credit for their earnings based on the tion in their income tax John Lackhart, district ager of the Syracuse Social Security Office, pointed out yesterday, According to Lockhart, the social security office has cases every month in which failure to report, or the filing of an incomplete or incorrect report of self- employment earnings, results in i a loss of benefits not only for the self-employed person, but also for his wife or widow and children. "Making out a correct and complete report cf self-employment earnings," he asserted, "is as important as making sure your life insurance company credits you with the premiums you pay." Lockhart offered the following hints to self-emploj'ed persons to make sure their reports are complete and correct: --Be sure your own correct 1 social security number is put on the Schedule SE part of the separate schedule C. It's best to check the number against your social security card itself. --Be sure to identify clearly the nature of the business, for example: real estate broker, retail grocer, etc. --Be sure to report, accurately all business receipts and make proper deductions for all business expenses, --If you have earned wages or salary from employment, in addition to self-employment income, be sure to report both.

Lockhart pointed out that, although the social security tax rate went up, beginning the first of this year, self-employed persons will pay the 1962 tax rate of 4.7 per cent on the first $4,800 of self-employment net income for the year 1952. Based on a person's earnings from self-employment and employment, social security benefits are paid to him and his dependents when he retires or becomes disabled, and to his survivors when he dies. Lockhart suggested that every self-employed person check on his social security account at least once every three years to make sure it is correct. A post card request form for checking the record is available at all social security offices. Minoa Firemen Elect Officers The Minoa Volunteer Fire Department has elected Britt Vannauker to serve his 29th consecutive year as fire chief of the unit, James Cooper was elected president Also elected were Peter Acquisto, vice president; Robert Carhart, treasurer, and James Lynch, secretary.

Paul Armstrong was elected to the membership committee. Line officers elected were John Meehan, first assistant chief; George Conway, second assistant chief; Tom Nichols, capt-ain; first lieutenant, and Henry Abbott, second lieutenant 'Aid' Stations Thronged by Taxpayers Taxpayer! flocked to the Chimes Building yesterday to obtain assistance with their federal income tax returns as the night Monday filing deadline The. office, usually. closed urdays, will be open from to 1 p.m. today benefit of those taxpayers who need assistance, but have found it inconvenient to visit the building weekdays.

There will be no extension of hours Monday when the office wiU be closed as usual at 5 p.m. Returns mailed so as to be postmarked before midnight will be regarded as having been filed on time. Two types of service are available at the Chimes Building for visitors to the Internal Revenue Service offices. "Stand-up service 1 may be obtained at a long counter near the S. Salina Street entrance, while "sit down service" is available in a special section, just inside the W.

Onondaga Street doors. In addition, telephone service is available for those whose tax problems can be solved with the answer to just a question or two, Raymond H. Reichel, Syracuse district director of Internal Revenue, a issued three last-minute words of taxpayers: Be sure to sign your return. Attach all necessary withholding statements. Be sure to attach the federal copy of withholding, not the copy to go to the state.

If you have a refund coming, you must file a return to obtain it regardless of other filing requirements. m' H. -f J. Show Time Ai Furnished by the Theaten PARAMOUNT 11:51 a.m., 2:10, 7:16 and 0:44 p.m. ftlVIEKA CINEMA 6:45 and 10:25 p.m.

"Nifhti of 8:30 p.m. Happened at the Natalie Samar Natalie H. Samar To Be in Cast For 'Music Man' Miss Natalie H. Samar will portray the role of Mrs. Paroo, the anxious mother of Marian, the female lead in the Pompeian Players production of "Music Man" directed by the Rev.

Charles L. Bqrgognoni, to be presented May 9-14 at RKO Keith's. Miss Samar's 10 years with the Pompeian Players have included such roles as Sue in "Bells Are Aunt Eller in Doris in "Damn a in jama and Ellen in "Of Thee A secretary with General Warners VFD Selects Chief Electric Co. and publicity director of Onondaga County Chapter, Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, she is a graduate of North High School, and attended LeMoyne College and University College. Other members of the cast include William Salomone as Harold Hill, Anita Gancarz as Marian Paroo, Nicholas Colaneri as Mayor Shina, and Luke Oscuro as Marcellus Washburn.

Heading the production, staff are dramatic director Lois Eller, choreographer Margaret Inslee, musical director Mario DeSantis and rehearsal accompanist Genevieve DeSantis Federico. Fair" 11:15 a.m., 2:44, 6:13 and 9:42 p.m "Swordsman of Sienna" 1:02, 4:31 and 8 p.m. RKO Choice" 12:04, 3:33, 7:08 and 10:31 p.m. "Mystery Submarine" 1:49, 5:18 and 8:47 p.m, SHOPPINGTOWN "Mutiny on the 2 and 8 p.m. Longest Day" 2 and 8:15 p.m.

FRANKLIN "Kinf of Kings" 7:50 p.m. KALLET GENESEE-'Walt Disney's Son of 3:15, 6:25 and 9:35 p.m. "Gay 1:45, 4:55 arid 8:05 p.m* HOLLYWOOD "Special Children's 1:30 p.m. "The Miracle 6 and 10:10 p.m. "Bird Man of 7:50 p.m.

Health Chief Notes Increase of 30 In Polio Injections Free polio injections in clinics of Syracuse Health Department this week increased 30 over last week. The total for the week was 166 as against 136 a week ago. Dr. David E. Bigwood city health commissioner, yesterday said all but 24 of inoculations were of children in- the "under 15" age classification.

He reported a majority of injections were administered in the well-child clinic. A breakdown showed 63 were first doses, 33 second, 41 third and 29 fourth. Cumulative totals increased to 86,359 first 71,193 second doses, 27,807 third doses and 12,123 fourth doses. "Gtt Mort Out of Life i 'Go Out to a Movie! 1:45 p.m "Son of 1, 5 and 8 p.m. "The Legend of 3:40, 6:40 and 9:10 p.m.

SALINA DRIVE-IN "Son of Flubber" 7:80 "Lonely Are the Brave" 9:30 p.m. "But Not for Me" 11:25 p.m. LAKESHORE Is for 7:15 p.m. and 12:10 a.m. "Girls! Girls! Girls! 9 p.m.

"Blood and 10:55 p.m. Kolki-GENESEE ContlnHOui from 1:45 P.M. Wbvv7wHAT A 9 ELVIS It Happened WoRlPs SINGIN' 10 NEW HITS NORTH DRIVE-IN-' of the Dead" 7:15 p.m. teriahi" 8:42 p.m. "The Cat People" 10:17 p.m.

"The Thing" 11.35 pm. PARAMOUNT ttfrifyinfl ssss ROD TAYLOR-JESSICA TANDY SUZANNE PLESHETTE WHEDREN Matinees Daily Et, ter Week! ALL STUDENTS Bfftelire and Ofllf ADULTt (SUN. M.W) UST 2 WEEKS TODAY WINNER BEST and 8 2 ACADEMY AWARDS CINEMATOGRAPHY SPECIAL EFFECTS DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S CHOICE SEATS AT BOX OFFICE! DAY I tnd KTMCOLN SWOftDSIVIAN OP SIENNA" aw t- L- HA 2311 A HI DRIVE-IN I THEATRE S.safina Hr2-IOH Riding Clinic Opens April 15 Public Relations Council to Meet Representatives of 26 James Cappello Sr. was elected chief and Aldie LaPoint president at annual elections of Warners Volunteer Fire Department, Line i elected were John Farina, first assistant chief; Elwyn Weisbrad, second assist- and chief; John Resseguie, cap- A A Vt 4 4.

UU-WU to 1 i tain, and Donald Fuller, hose York will a the annua .65 miles from Rochester! spring meeting of the Central and 33 miles from Buffalo. Those New York College Public Rela- interested may contact Mrs. Shel- .1 1 1. jl rt I Son of" RJJBSER DUCT MACMURRAY OLSON- WYNN Today 2 and 8 P.M. Tomorrow 2 and 8 P.M.

I and universities The Easter vacation riding clinic at Sprucelands Camp will be April 15-21. Instructors will be E. Bailey of Albert Celecki Bath- and Kanona and Mr, and Mrs. Charles. F.

Kelley of Geneseo. All are li- colleges! censed trainers and instructors. New! Sprucelands is in Wyoming! DOUGLAS foreman. James Cappello Jr. ed vice president, John Dodge, secretary; Clement Marigine, assistant secretary, nd William Hyland, Major Exchanges Closed Friday NEW YORK.

Lfl--Most major securities a Commodity chajiges were closed yesterday for Good Friday. The New York and American Stock Exchanges, the Chicago Board of Trade, London Stock and London Metals Exchanges, Winnepeg Grain and Montreal Securities Exchanges closed. The Chicago Livestock Market was among those remaining Young To Attend Meet Recently appointed Court of Claims Judge John Carroll Young of Fayetteville will participate with other judges of the court in joint sponsorship with the State Department of Public Works of a special seminar on right-of-way acquisition for public projects. The seminar will be Thursday and Friday at the Gideon Putnam Hotel, Saratoga Springs. It is believed to be the first of its type conducted jointly by the state claims court and a public works agency.

Speaking at the seminar will be presiding Judge Fred A. those in Canada, will be open I Young of the Court of Claims tions Tuesday at the Hotel Syracuse. In charge of Tuesday's program is Dr. William P. Ehling, director of the Office of Information Services at Syracuse University, Featured a will be Dr.

Irwin K. French, di- don Black, 645 W. Ferry Buffalo 22. 3 Teens Clean 'Creamed' Booth Three teen-agers were ordered to "clean up the mess 1 yester- rector of the Office of a a ter police said they had Irative Services in Higher 5meare liquid hand cream all cation, State Department of over a telephone booth at Haw- 3 Hpi vWr 3116 SOUTH SAUNA ACADEMY AWARD l-i MARCELLO Mastroianni i DEWITT 7:15 p.m. "Son of Flubber" 8:15 and 11:50 p.m- "Twinkla and Shine" 10:05 p.m, OPEN DAY Ridet--ConcMiioni APRIL BORIS GUXNIKOV, Vlolinlift Russian Winner: 1962 Tchaikovsky Compttition KARL KRITZ, Conductor LINCOLN 8:45 PJf.

$3.50, 2.75, 2.00. 1.50, life Harrison St. Gft Encloie addressed, stamped Advance Price Available Warren Park Center. 458 S. Sallna; SAVE 50c--BUY NOW! SHRINE SEATS AT BOX OFFICE Ph.

GI6-0320 KAUET SHOPWNGTOW I CAM A i JEFFERSON ST. ARMORY Starts MONDAY 6 BIG DAYS BIG NIGHTS Mat. at 8:00 PJL Seti Now it 45S Si. Tel, 422-6956 General Admission AdaUs Child 75c pox Office Prices: Adults W. Child Res.

t- -1 4 vvi Divorce Pepsi Italian Save Pepsi Gaps! ACADEMY AWARD WINNER FElLINl'i ucation at Albany. open. Most exchanges, including Easter Monday, April 15. London Stock and Metal Exchanges will be closed. Dairy and Poultry By The Associated Press Department of Wholesale er ample.

Demand lair Friday. Wholesale selling prices based on exchnpe and other volume sales Hew York soot Quotations follow: Mixed colors Extras (31 min.) extras medium 4Q Jbs 26-37; standards 29-30V: checks and the state superintendent of public works, J. Burch McMorran, Officials of the DPW the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads, highway departments of other states and the House of Representatives Committee on Public Works will attend the meeting. 1 -i i ii Mail Delivery Begins in Minoa If you live in Minoa you'd better be lure your mail box is up this morning.

Home-to-house delivery of mail will begin today, according to Acting Postmaster Earl T. Huller, 26-27. Whites-- Extras f47 Ibs min) 32-33: extras medium (40 Ibs average ton Quality f47 Ibs min 3 3 3 4 1 (41 Ibs Average) 28-29; (38 Ibs average) oeevees 20, Browns-- Extras M7 Ibs mln) top Qutllty f47 Ibs min) 31V4-33: mediums (41 Ibs 26-28; smalls 1 35 tverftte) 23-24 ptewets Butter offerings ample. Demand fair. Prices unchanred.

Dressed poultry. Northeast ctrlot and trucklot "A and U.S. grade ready-to-cook, An Isolated sale of younr hens ISSUED PERMITS Lewiston Builders Inc 106 Erregger Rd DeWitt, was issued permits Thursday by the Bureau of Building for $10,000 family dwellings at 121 and 125 Marcia St, in the First Ward, a Residential A4 zone in Planning Unit 2. Kir Ploys Tomorrow Onondaga Jazz Inc. will sponsor "Wild Bill" Davison as guest artist with the Will Alger-Jack Maheu Salt City Six at the Belle Mar Supper Club tomorrow afternoon- Trumpeter Davison has played with Tommy Dorsey, Red Nichols, Coleman Hawkins and Louis Armstrong.

Onondaga Jazz plans another jazz session featuring the Tommy Soccoccio Quintet at the Fayetteville Inn April 26. Icy Avenue and Oak Street, Robert Powers, a member of the Youth Division, said that. with the consent of the youngster's parents and the New York Telephone the boys scrubbed down the booth, NYC CONFAB SET The NYS Young Democrats Club has selected New York City for its 1963 convention in June. Bruno Cambareri, den-t of the local club, said large delegation will attend. DANCE TODAY The Cicero American Legion Post will have a dance at 9 p.m.

totiay in the dubro.oms. Music will be played by the Melody- makers. The names of the winners of this week's entry in the cash prize crossword puzzle quiz will be announced tomorroxv. The new entry, rules and list of all the words you need to win will appear Monday, Be sure you and your family get in on the fun and cash prizes each week. Here is today's question in the S500 bonus Puzzle Quiz for use with Monday's entry: What is the today? At Exciting uKiTu-.

fjjUHmJm Ibs reported at 384 cents. Additional interest on both younp hens and fryer- for weekend fetture sales. however dealers imablt to delivery in time On Livestock Market By The Aasociatei Preas (U, S- Dept, of Asrrlculture) Chlcaro Hojss receipts 5.000; slow, butchers sows stcadr to 25 lower; shippers took 60 per cent of supply; 1-2 190320 Ibs butchers, 32 head at mixed 1-3 190-240 ibs R50; ibs 3-3 2flO- 290 Ibs J3.25-13.75: mixed 1-3 300-400 sows 400-500 Jbs 5012.5: 2-3 500-600 Ihi 11.00-1L50. A Cattle receipts a 1 25; uadlne on alaurhter itucrc ilow. mostly with aotnt weifhte 1,300 and fnostly steady; alow fully ijtetdy; bullft load prim a 1.281 Ib slaughter tecrs 25.50: hlpr choice and prime Ibs choice 900- 35Q Ibs 50; 1 loads hoice K400-M25 Ib5 24.00-24,25; Ibs ID slaughter helfws 23 ood utility and commer- tial and cutter? utility and commercial no activity Trtdlnc sentiment somewhat divided and both ers and sellers holding off before develoDinit further auncctinir plans, Squabs unchanted.

Duckllnsr prices fractionally lower. Sharply increased offering available for future dfHvery, Lone Island, froaen ready- to-cook, 4 Ibs and UP 43-45, N. Y. Produce By The Associated Prens on up: heifora ice 8 850 Trading waj fair and moderate Friday In wh fruit and veiretable market. Commodities were mostly flteady.

Apples were unchanjrd. Apples-- Hudson Valley, retultr ape-- U.S. No. 1 unless otherwise stated Eastern box and i bu carton Mc- I. Intosh tn ripe I.75-3.0Q.

ripe 3.25 Delicious Golden Delicious in In tn fMr condition 3.25; 3 Ib film bags U.S. No, 1 214 in min Red Delicious combination U.8. No. 1 fcr 35-37 Golden Delicious U.S. No, 1 27-29, Mclntosh U.S.

No. I ripe 13; controlled phrre storape-- UJ. No, 1 unless bulb Sheep receipts ft mirbt tnt. 100; not enouth for otherwise stated--Eastern box and bu carton Ckrftlcn Delicjoui in ripe 3.75; U.S. fey 4.M): Red Delicious 2 1: In car tons cell ack-- toih 1, U.S.

fey ripe 3.50. HOs Northern Country Meats (N.T.i, ntpt, 4 Markets) drwitd Calves--Receipts of WA. 1 1 110 V6 reoortfcd. Trading ilow. Market attady, Ptr choice 47-41 ccnis.

tood commercial Jt-40 utility 70 Ihi anj up J2-3S, It, and under tt-ift. ftalbblti0f ferinia light, ftt 3.50; cartons tray 645 88s 425-50: 2,50: 9 Melntosh U.S, fey Ib film in min ntnd tontiniiMl especially for rtp miftlity pfjcrlnrs. Mtrkit fliro. itraiitht fcta and litht. Fine? smAll 90-71, mtdium 5 0 Mushrooms--Hurison Valley.

4 Qt bskts extra fey and Specials L50-75. Onions--OrnnRe Western 50 )b 5k yellow mtd tee few 2.50; red braided per Ib few 13-13 cents. 50 Ib sk U.S. No, I Treasury Report WAIMFNOTON fAPWThi CMh tlon NOTON thi Trt i Deposits Fiscal Year July 1 WithdrawAli Fir, Yr rtaiury of April I 4JlT.fl3S.llii7 SOUTH SALIiiA ROUTE 92 MANLIUS, N.Y. SPECIAL PEPSI OFFER: Ride all day for $1.25 5 Pepsi or Teem bottle caps.

.75 VALUE SAVE 500 Park Open Today EVERY DAY IS PEPSI DAY AT SUBTJKBAX PARK BANQUETS FROM $2.50 iVERS INN FRI. PAUL ANKA Appearing Thru Thurj. Johnny Tiilotson Xitc, April 15th Uoyd Price Orchestra CONTINUOUS DANCING EVERT MTE TO TUB TORTORELLI TRIO 3 RSVERS INN For Reservations. OL 2-9711, 1 ') el Accommodations Stcakery Oncn 24 Hours TNI FRANKLIN Ph. Git 5-0711 S-lJnlt Kid Show Today-I P.M.-- Hit 1 i Hit 2--1 Hour Cartoons I Hit No.

3-- Three Sfoofe Comedy I Door Prices-- Easter Baskets LAST TIMES TOXIGHT Jeffrey Hunter In Bibliral Epic "KIVG OF KINGS 1 (Shows Oner tl I Short Subjects At I SUrts Simda-y: I Bob HOPC in "Fancy Pants Also if Late Show Tonight--Last Main OW! -i i i Rte HOLLYWOOD nwkk i vr vvw 4 Special Door Frhe Matinee Todaj I at P.M, "MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE. FAIR 11 Plus "THE (LITTLEST HOBO" md Half Hour Gf CARTOONS, LAST TIMES TONIGHT Academy Xomhittflfts I Actresi--Bfit Aclnr Bancroft, Patty Duke "THE MIRACLE WORKER" I Kfthovs fi'M iknd I Burt Thclma Rfttet "BIRD MAN OF AKCATRAZ 1 I- (Shown Starts Sundair: Hohhs TikfS a Vacation" and "The Comancheron" 1 V. i i t. EASTER FEAST -pJL tt A i i Salvation Army Gets Crash 4 Treat your family to Easter Breakfast or Easter Dinner the lovely Regency Room. Caster Breakfast served until 1 p.m, Caster DInntr servtd noon-9 p.m.

f-r' Lt. James Exner, president of the Syracuse Fire Officers' Association of the Syracuse Fire Department, presents Lt. Roy Speakman of the Salvation Army a crash helmet in recognition of the services offered by the Salvation during the year to the mm of the fire department at fire-fighting scenes, At major fires, the Salvation Army serves hot coffee and doughnuts. The helmets are for the members to wear at the scenes of future emergencies. From left are District Chief John Parceng, Lt, Speakman, Todd Bassett, also of the Salvation Army; Capt.

Edward Stack, District Fire Chief Lit Hill. Choice of HICKORY SMOKED COUNTRY HAM with CUMBERLAND SAUCE LAMB LOBSTER complete dinner $3.50 Children under 12: complete dinner $175 wjlh Easter Bunny cookies. MiNt rtitrvaiioni ntw. Call 472-IS41 XV SPECIIL roK ion AND mis-i btiEisur Bunny wilt be htrt to visit with ihim Hurinc RANDOLPH HOUSE letlffifllil tin fw -xV 1 EASTWOOD PALACE I3D1 at HE 7-8990 Disney's Hits -SOX OF FLUBBER" With Fred MucMurrmy OF LOBO" OF THE WOLFPACK" I Flubber Shown Shown Extra! i SpcrUJ Matinrt Wcdnttdar Thursday; "To Kill i DRIVE-JN THEA Children Undtr if Fittfe FREE IN-CAR HEATERS DEWITT Eric th, GI f-MM AIX IN COtOR OF FLUflRER" Fred MarMurny Family Hit "TWINKLE AND SHIKR" i a LAKESHORE All In PrpsIey-atelJa ftfftTtiia "GIRLS! r.lKS.S! OIRLR!" end Hit "HFM- 1H FOR HCHQIEB" Rtrve McOucfn-BobBr Darin Kxtra late Bonus Hit "BLOOD AND I NORTH Rt. 11, MlhN.

North 4-- GIfanlle ThrHltft-- 4 In (t) THE MlimtUNS Or Tltt DEAD THP, CAT PKOPUE (I) THE TMINO.