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16 Oneonta Star Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961 Early Fire Levels Home Muthigs Flee Into Cold as House Burns STAMFORD (Special! A Stamford farmer, his a two young sons were driven into early morning cold yesterday when then- home was destroyed by fire of unknown origin. Mr. and Mrs. W-llnm Muthig.

whose farm is located on the River Road abtrat two miles south of Stamford, grabbed thrir clothing, wrapped their two boys ages two and four in blankets, and ran from their home which was without electric and phone service, Mrs. Muthig said she told her husband she heard one of children coughing about 3:30 a.m., went into their room and i covered it filled with smoke. Mr. Muthig was obliged to try three different homes of i liters before he fnund a phone in order to summon the Stamford fire department, According to Mrs. Muting the family lost everything in the fire which destroyed their home.

Mr. Muthig made an attempt to retrieve some farm records a about $300 in cash but was forced back by the flames, which, could be clearly seen three miles distant in Hobart. Mrs. Mulhig said the property was partially covered by insurance. In order to save the barn, Stamford firemen were at the scene for four hours.

New Berlin Mrs. Sarah Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koon were guests at a family party Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Micaroni in Mount Vision. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perkins of Fort Ann spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Perkins. Mrs. John Stickles was a guest of her brother, Warren Ray, and family near Eariville. Mrs. Ralph Hotaling spent Thanksgiving with her son and daughter-in-law Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hotaling on Dilly Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman and daughter of Allendale N. J.

spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Anson. Mr. and Mrs.

Chauncey Stevens were guests of her sister, Mrs. Viva West, in Ilion and were also callers on his sister Mrs. HowarB Davis at West Burlington. Thanksgiving day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harlan Anson were Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman and daughters of Allendale, N. Mr. Benjamin Anson and Clarence Coman of South Edmeston, Mrs.

Ray Adams and three children of New Mrs. Ralph Holdridge and Mr. Samuel Senn Jr. Shawler Brook. Mr.

ana Mrs. William Aikins of Norwich were Thanksgiving day guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Armstrong. Mr.

and Mrs. Cleon Seeley of Edmeston, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Torrey and famUy of Cincinnatus, Mr. and Mrs.

James Moorehead and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gage and family were all dinner guests at the Eldon Gage home Mr.

and Mrs. Neil Huttleston and Mrs. Grace Huttleston were Thanksgiving day guests ot the latters sister Mr. Mary Auburn 'n Utica. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Rowe and daughter Miss Nora and I Alice) Mrs. Rabert Ayers of South New Berlin were Thanksgiving dinner guests ot Mrs. Rowc's mother, Mrs. Alice Coflyn at New Lisbon.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Almstead of Woods Comers w-crp guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koon.

Mr. and Mrs. Iva Evans and children ol Marcey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stevens of Rome were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Chauncey Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leach of Poughkpppsie wertcc? guests of her ptiants Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Van Warner. Miss Ada Mae Musk of Johnson City and Mr. Kenneth Donieree of Blnghanton were weekend guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Musk. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Van Warner of Edmpsfon and Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Yurenka of Garrattsville also Mr. and, Mrs. Richard Leach of Poughkeepsip were guests ol their parents Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Van Warner of Thanksgiving day.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Musk were Thanksgiving dinner guests of her sister. Mrs. Floyd Ingalls, and family at Franklin.

Fly Creek Notes Mrs. Edith Shcpard Mr. and Mrs Henry Eilmaupr. Mrs. Claude Rowe Jr.

and daughter Bonnie and Mrs. Gaude Rowe Oneonta, were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Jessf Shepard Jack Aufmuih and Bf-rnard Me- Inerney, students at Ml. Assumption Institute.

Plattsburc. spent their Thanksgiving vacation with Jack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aufrnuth. Mr.

and Mrs, Howard Aufmuth and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe, Edmeston. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Moore, Cooperstown, visited Sister Kathleen Margaret in Albany, Mr.

and Mrs Kenneth Salisbury and sons Galm and Jeffrey ot Corning were callers on Air. and Mrs. i Jesse Shepard, I Area Deaths Erastus J. Bailey COOPERSTOWN Erastus J. Bailey, "89, formerly of Coopers town, died Tuesday, December 5th in Utica after a long illness, Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday, December 9 at Ingalls Funeral Home Cooperstown with Rev. Melvin Dorr, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Sehenectady officiating. Burial will be in Harhvick Seminary Cemetery. He was born Sep. 1, 1872 at Middlefield, the son of Albert and Sedilla (Thayer) Bailey.

He married Nellie May Wyckoff Sep. 1, 1898. Mr. Bailey was a printer by trade and member of the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Scnene- ctady. Surviving besides his wife; five sons, Douglas Harold Ralph all of Schenectady, Ronald Ohio and Alben Scotia; one daughter Miss Marjorie Bailey, Jersey City, N.J.

and several grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home at their convenience. Onslow L. Brown STAMFORD Onslow i Brown, 50, ol Stamford, died suddenly at his home December 5. Funeral services will be 3 p.m; Saturday at the Stamford, Methodist Church.

The Rev. William Phinney, pastor, will officiate. A service will be held 3 p.m. Sunday in Vergennes, Vt. Graveside Masonic services will follow.

Burial will be in Vergennes. He was born June 20, 1911 in Vergennes, the son of Levi H. and Esther H. Brown He married 0ara Eleanor Jay on December 23, 1934 in gennes. He was a graduate of the Vergennes schools and received his BS at the University of Vermont.

Mr. Brown was a member of the Stamford Methodist Church; president of the board ol trustees of the church; past Deacon of the Norwich Methodist Church; was a 32nd degree Mason a Shriner, former Grand i Priest for the state of Vermont. He was an alderman in Vergennes and Norwich; a member of area sports clubs and of the Delaware County Historical Society. He is survived by his wife; a daughter Diana, Coxsackie, and a son Levi, a senior at UVM. Friends may call at the Spoor Funeral Home, Stamford at their convenience.

Blooniville Neivs Mrs. Charles Hunt 7112 Fred Cleveland, Sr. has returned from Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown, where he underwent surgery. Kenneth Sargent, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Sargent has returned from the same hospital where he has been under treatment. Mrs. David Roberts, instructor in the second grade at Bloomville school, ha received word of the birth of a granddaughter, Susan Diane Roberts, at Pittsburgh. Parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Richard. Roberts. Charles Smith, a senior at SUCO in Oneonta, is practice teaching in second grade at Andes. Mr. and Mrs.

William Askew entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Domonick Vescovi, Bloomville, and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Ada Bermudez, New York, and Dr. Julio Anduze, Hatillo, Puerto Rico, were also guests at the Askew home and spent the remainder ot the week with Mr. and Mrs. Vescovi.

Morris Notes Rose Wrlclit--Phone B2-F-21 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foote have received word that their son, Stephen E. Foote was married to Miss Evelyn Tillman, Columbus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carmen Tillman. Mrs. Brucp Constable. Canton, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Glenn Hoag.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barber, Atlantic City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eccleston.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McKown. Sidney Center, and Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Benjamin were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Edward Luckhurst. Mrs. Stanley Foole and Mrs.

Glenn Hoag were in New Hartford. Mrs- William Sheffield COOPERSTOWN-Mrs, William Sheffield, 54, of Cooperstown, died December 6 at Bassett Hospital after a long illness, Funeral services will be at 3 p.m, Saturday at Christ Church, Cooperstown. The Rev. George French, rector of Christ Church, will officiate. She was born March 29, 1907, in Winnipeg, Canada, the daughter ot Gilbert and Marian (Lyall) Corke, She was married to William Sheffield in 1946.

She was a member of Christ Church; Cooperstown Womans Club and the Study Club. She was a graduate of the University of Manr itoba, Canada. Mrs. Sheffield practiced medicine in Hobart from 1934 until 1946. She is survived by her husband; one daughter, Ann, Cooperstown; a son, John, Cooperstown; her father and mother, Canada; two sisters, Mrs.

Earl Warren, Canada; Mrs. Walter McCord, Canada; one brother, J. B. Corke, Canada. The family will be in attendance at Tillapaugh Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m.

Friday. Schenevus Notes Mrs. Marshall Webster--5S12 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Borst were Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Corsall and Bernice, Cobleskill. Mrs. Margaret Vroman and Miss Jennie Lemer, Oneonta; Miss Ruth Graham, Binghamton; Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Blencoe, Maryland, and Miss Arlene Schmiedel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles New, Steven and Betty Ann, Garden City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Disbrow, Oneonta were dinner guests. Donald Clark and sons Dick and Lloyd, Mr.

White, and Mrs. Rowley, Glens Falls spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Walter Carreiro, New York City, was guest of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jose Carreiro. The Rev. and Mrs. George Rie and Russell were guests of Mrs.

Anona Mason, Unadilla. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowe visited Mr. and Mrs.

John Farouche, Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. William Lynes, Delanson, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Lynes, Bill, Peter and Debby and Jeffrey Alford, Middleburgh were guests of Mrs. Regina Newby. 3ther guests were Mrs. James Spencer and Allen, Middleburgh. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Dutcher were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cottone and four children, New York City. Mrs.

Douglas Hamilton and Judy spent the holidays with Mrs. Arthur Jones, Scranton, Pa. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Staruck were Mr.

and Mrs. Thom- at Hynes, Fishkill; August Hafter and sons, Richard and Lawrence, and Steve Hofler, Bronx. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gould visited and Mrs.

Walter Diamond, burne. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ditmond, Sherburne and Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Gwinn, Norwich. Miss Pamela Gould returned home with them after spending the weekend with the Gwinns. South Valley Mrs. Mildred Mabie Tol. Cherry Valley 6833 Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Mott were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Becker. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Elliott and children, Ruth and Gary, Earl Gillette, Dolgevillc, and Mr. and Mrs. David Yerdon, Cherry Valley, and Mrs. Ruth Hoke and son, Richard, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Brigham. Walter H. Thompson, Long Beach, is spending some time with his wife, this place, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Thompson, Cherry Valley. Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Marks accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Palmer, to Newtonville and were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van Vorhiss. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Boerm and James, of Delmar, Miss Neva Tillapaush, Seward, and Miss Lucretia Daley, Docatur, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hanson and son, Richard. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Hoke, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Van Dewerker and Harvey Barnes, Hartwickr were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Hoke. The Wishing Wefl A. 6 3 7 2 8 7 A 2 it 5 4 3 A 0 I 8 4 6 2 8 6 4 A 2 5 3 6 i 3 7 A a 8 A 6 2 A 6 5 7 I 2 7 8 0 4 3 7 0 4 8 0 8 '8 7 8 5 A 2 3 5 8 3 4 A 5 I 8 A 4 3 5 2. 4 2 6 2 A 8 3 '1 7 4 5 4. A.

"7 I 6 Here is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number 16 less than add 3.

The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under tha checked figures give you. Coroner Rules On Death in Leonardsville PLAINIELD-Dr. Joseph Phelps, Otsego County Coroner, issued a verdict of suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning in the death of Raymond John Jadwick, 38, of Leonardsville.

The body was found early Wednesday afternoon by his sister, Mrs. Olga Furmanski. State police said that Mr. Jadwick was recently despondent. The body was removed to the Drejza Funeral Home, Utica.

Cherry Valley M. Katherine fates--Phone 5521 Mr. and Mrs. John Colwell and daughter, Dianne, of New Hartford, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Stevens, Amsterdam, and Mr, and Mrs. William Schermerhorn Richmondville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Colwell. Mrs.

John K. Oakes, who has been a patient in Clark Nursing Home, Richfield Springs, has returned home. Mrs. Alta G. Cole spent the holiday with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and, Mrs. Wendell R. Miller, Albany Mr. and, Mrs. William Sheeran, Syracuse, were guests of the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Burdett Hawver. Frank Parsons has returned from Bassettt Hospital, Cooperstown, where he has been, a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Schaer have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Groat in Queens Village. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Wizes' visited relatives in Binghamton, Norwich, Sidney Center and Oneonta. Ossian Field, Cleveland, Ohio, and his fiancee, Miss Shirlee Sayles, Bedford, Ohio, visited his parents, and Mrs. 0. P.

Field. Roxbury Briefs Irnia Mae Griffin Phone 4091 Mrs. Carlos Ames visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thiel in Oneonta.

Mrs. Philip Aquillo is a patient at Margaretville Hospital. Edith Schuster and Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.

Koch and children Donald and Linda of N. J. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Schuster.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Collins and son Peter of Schenectady visited his mother, Mrs. Walter Brooks. Miss Elaine Sanford of New Kingston is spending a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Glenford Brownell. Mr. and Del Guidice of N. J.

and Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Brownell of Grand Gorge were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hait.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kierdorf and children, Maureen and Gregory, and John O'Hara, who was home from Ithaca College, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bookhout, Hobart.

Kenneth Rickard and daughter, Mrs. Artis Etts, were guests of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Buel, West Conesville. LECALS THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By the Grace of God Free and Independent TO: EMMA WELZ WUPPERTAL, LANGERFELD 5.

Germany FRITZ BARTSCHECK LENNICK, Krols Jullch, Rudorfcrstrasse 51, Rhlneland, Germany Any. nml all helrs-al-law, and distributees ot PAUL BARTSCHECK, late ot the Town ot Maryland, Otscgo County, New York, deceased, not, hereinbefore named, and whose names, places of residence and post office addresses, if any there bo, are unknown and cannot with reasonable dllleonce be ascertained by petitioner; and if any of them be dead or have died subsequent lo the death ol the said PAUL BARTSCHECK, deceased, then to their hclrs- al-law, next-of-kln, creditors and assignees, it any there be, whose names, places of residence and post office addresses are unknown and cnnnol with reasonable diligence be ascertained by petitioner. fp.m Ibc petition of WILDER NATIONAL BANK OF ONEONTA. N. of the City of Oneonta, New York, proponent, you are hereby cited to show cause before the Surrogate's Court ot Otsego County at the City Court Room In Clly Hall.

In the city or Onponta. In said county on the 9lh day of January. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, why a decree should not be granted admitting to probate a certain Instrument In writing as Ihc Last Will and Testament ot PAUL BARTSCHECK, Inle of the Town ot Maryland, said county, deceased, as a valid will of real and personal properly; and also In show cause why Letters Testamentary should nn( Issue Ihcrcon. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of our said Surrocalc's Court to be L.S. hereunto affixed.

WITNESS HON. RICHARD J. BOOKHOUT. Surrogate ot the County of Otsego, at the Sur- gate's office In Oneonla, N. this ruh nay of December, 1H6L RICHARD J.

BOOKHOUT Surrogate Harrington and Harlem Attorneys for Petitioner Office and P.O. Address 241 Main Street, Oneonta. New Ynrk Personal Appearance not necessary unless you wish to file objections. NOTICF. OF SALE BY VIRTUE OF DEFAULT In Conditional Sales Contract, The General Motors Acceptance Corporation will sell at public auction on December 13.

1961. at 10:00 A.M., at Frank Pindar. Grand Gorge, New York, one 1937 Oldsmoblle Spt. Scd. 9S, Serial No.

A065S005. motor same, retaken from Marvin J. Rose, Grand Gorge, New York. NOTICE ANNTAL MEETING of the members and lot owners ot the RIVERSIDE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION will be held on December 14. 1961, at 2:00 P.M, at offices of Scybolt i Scybolt, 229 -Mam Street, Oneonla, for the purpose of election of officers ot the Association and for the transaction ot such furUier business as may properly be presented at said meeting.

Stuart M. Keenan President Arthur Seybolt Secretary STAR 102 CHESTNUT STREET WANT ADS GE 2-1000 ASK FOR MERRIE BELL MINIMUM AD THREE LINES Counr Five Average Words for Each-Line 3 LINES: 4 LINES: LINES: 6 LINES: Days Days Day 6 Days Days Day Days Days Day Days Days Day $3.20 $2.30 $1.40 $4.10 $2.90 $1.70 $5.00 $3.50 $2.00 $5.90 $2.30 There Is an added charsa ol We for Box replies. above prices do not apply to commercial ads. 50c By sending cash with your order or paying for your ad within 10 days. For your convenience Want Ads are accepted over the phone.

The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for next publication. The Oneonta Star Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a "Make Good" Insertion. The Oneonta Star reserves the right to revise, reject or reclasslfy any advertisement offered for publication. DEADLINES Regular Classified ads 3 P. M.

day before publication. Classified Display Ads 12 Noon, two days before publication. Ad takers are on duty to help you place your Want Ads from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30 to 12 noon on Saturday, To place your Want 'Ad, Dial GE 2-1000.

Milton D. McLean Classified- Advertising Manager FUNERAL NOTICES Funeral Netleei malt be In tn pjn. to appear neit BROWN Onslow Levi, 50 I Stamford, Dec. 5 at his home. Funeral services vail be at 3 p.jn.

Saturday, Dec. 9 in Stamford -Church, Burial in Vergennes, Vermont. a side Masonic services will be 3 p.m, Sunday. Friends may call at Spoor iuneral home at their convenience. SHEFFIELD Mrs.

William, 54, of Cooperstown, Dec. 6, 1961, in Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown, Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday, Deo. 9, in Christ Church, Cooperstown. The family will be in attendance from 7 to 9 p.m.

Friday. BAItEY Erastus 89, -of Utica, Tuesday December 5th, Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Saturday Dec. 9, in. Ingalls Funeral Home, Cooperstown. Burial in Harhvick Seminary.

Friends may call at their convenience. FINN Owen 32 State Oneonta, December 5. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Thursday, December 7, in Rothery Murphy Funeral Home. Solemn Requiem Mass will be at 9:30 a.m.

in St. Mary's Church. Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Oneonta. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.

Friends may call at the Iuneral home until service time. MATHER Mrs. Susie 81, of Otego RD 1, December 4 in Van Gordon Nursing Home, Otego. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, December 7 in Joyce Funeral Parlor, Unadilla.

Burial in Hillington Cemetery, Morris. Friends may call at the funeral home at their convenience. Please omit flow- ers. FUNERAL NOTICES McCOY-Vessie 73, of Walton. Dec.

5 in Smith Hospital, Walton. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7 in Lyon Brothers Chapel, Walton. Burial in Walton Friends may call at Lyon Brothers Chapel from 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Wednesday. ZIMMERMAN Mildred 68, of Edmeston on December 4' at- home. Funeral services will 'be at 2 p.m., Thursday, December 7 in Houk Johnston Funeral Home, Edmeston. Burial In Edmeston Union Cemetery, Edmeston. Friends may call at Houk Johnston Funeral Home from 7 to 9 Wednesday.

CARD Of THANKS 5 The Family-of Sara B. Halstead wish to thank Mrs. Dorothy Bennett; Matron and the Nurses at the Cooperstown Thanksgiving Home for the very fine care. Also thanks to all friends and neighbors for cards, flowers and other expressions of sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. Mr.

and Mrs. K. B. Floyd F. M.

Harrington I wish to thank Dr. Flanders, nurses, nurses' aides for the wonderful care given me during my stay at Fox Hospital. Also to my friends and relatives for flowers, cars and fruit. Thank you very much. Mrs.

Anna DC Flore SPECIAL NOTICES BUY YOUR ONEONTA STAR STAMFORD HEALTH BAR Stamford, N. Y. THE CORNER SWEET Stamford, N. Y. RALPH TABOR Davenport, N.

Y. EDNA GABRIEL Sidney Center, N- Y. SPECIAL" NOTICES BE HEADY WITH BIlIK-Hre, auto or accident Insurance. Edward C. 612 Main.

GE 2-M12. HEY. BIG GUYSI Having trouble finding clothes, to fit you? We've got sizes; to 60. SUiatzky 1 21 Broad SL Dear Sir; Would you be willing to give '40 minutes of your lime to find out how your present Insurance will-do more for your loved ones? Call GE 2-39SO and ask for Mr. Ames for an appointment.

LEAVING FOB FLORIDA Around Jan. 1. Have room tor 2 riders. DIAL GB 2-6625 ABSOLUTELY FREE! SOMETHING TO GIVE AWAY? Here's now It wurlls: me ads, sra FREE and averythlns that's advertised 19 FREE! There must be nothing offered tor lale to thoso replying to free ads. Free ads are limited to ot York State.

Ads run maximum ol 3 days. Bring or Send In Your t'KEE AD PUPPIES--Female heasle. mostly white, Oneonta area. Male puppies: 1 Border Collie pup, 2 Collie Shepherd 2 pups from hunting stock. Border Collie, trained for sheep or cows.

All ol these pups are available lo good homes. Call Cooperstown LH 7-8111 or a postcard lo SPCA, Cooperstown. BEAGLE--female. Ideal child's pet. Free to good home.

Dial GE 2.2429 after 5:30. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED--from Hemlock Road Area, small, brown, male Dachshund. Child's pet. Dial GE ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 NO PLACE FOR STORAGE--One 14' runabout boat and trailer. Controls Gale and oars.

Sacrifice, 5100. Must sell. Worcester EX 7-S745. Open Nights Till 9 p.m. Mon.

lo Christmas Shop Early--Free Gift Wrap Stewart's Hardware, Davenport CR 8-2571 CHILD'S--3 wheel tricycle 57, Baby's Tenda $2, Child's Tap Shoes Size 10, Diaper Pall. CE 2-6719. TREASURES AND TRASH SHOP Main Street, Morris. Open dally. Friday night until p.m.

Vory early wall clock. OG clocks. 3-pc. modern bedroom suite 5-10. modern chests ot drawers, 10x10 rug, 9x12 rug, round walnut extension table.

Governor Wlnlhrop desk, modern slant top desk. Mclnlck wall safe, sectional bookcase, pair ot large scenic pictures, electric train, pine blanket chest, 2 marble top chests of drawers. Howard Sheldon, 263 ONE HOT AIR FURNACE-with Oil Burner. Also grates for Coal and Wood. 550.

GE 2-6940. Pick A Present YOUR GUIDE TO CHRISTMAS GIFTING Pick a 'Present fotCkildren BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES Use Layaway--Buy Now! New and, Used Bikes--all sizes CYCLER? 414 Main Street GE 2-3044 TOYS John Deere Miniatures $2.50 and up. WRIGHT'S FARM SUPPLY. Hartwick AX 3-7731 Let us mall your letters from Santa Glaus (must be in by December 15th to be mailed from Santa Glaus, Ind.) Santa Sdver Banks $1.50 'CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK TRUST Branch West End, 426 Chestnut St. CHRISTMAS TOYS--Miniature Crawlers, Tractors, Trucks, Wagons.

WEST END IMPL. CO. Oneonta, N. Y. Pick a Present 70 PIECE Fluted Rose Stainless Stool DINNERWARE SET 36 Teaspoons 8 Dinner Forks 8 Salad Forks 2 Tablespoons 1 Butter Knife 1 Sugar Spoon 8 Dinner Knives 8 Dessert Spoons 2 Pierced Servins Spoons Iced Drink Spoons 8 Oyster Forks Rec.

$14.93 Now 1 1 W. T. GRANT 239 Main Street GB 2-1560 FRANCIS ANDREWS Edmcston WO 5-8213 ELECTRIC CAN OPENER JUST 514.S5 Stewart's Hardware, Davenport CR 8-2S71 pick a present EVERYTHING IN DOLL CLOTHES-Also Quilt Tops, Hangers, Tea Towels. ALGER 51 SPRUCE GE 2-0766 LOOKING FOR something dlfterenll 1 We have hand cut and polished natural stone jewelry for men and women at LF Minerals and Jewelry, Glens Bridge Road, Route 7, loward Otcgu. Watch for signs.

Open evenings and Sundays. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE On Jewelry, Rings, Etc. KARL S. STICKEL'S Worcester, N. Y.

EX 7-5871 PRETTY UP YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE Napkins Salt and Peppers Table Cloths Novelty Items Mugs Paper Plates and Cups Golden Rooster Gilt Shop Acrou irom tit Poitoffice Pick a Present LIONEL TRAINS $12.95 027 and HO Sets Also Available Dean Phipps Auto Stores 232 Main St. Oneonta only $11.88 at your VICTORY MARKET JOHN DEERE CHILD TRACTORS On these, tractors, nil parts can be bought and replaced. All made with cast aluminum alloy, with hard rubber tires. Only $32.00 DELHI FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Delhi Phone Delhi 192 1961 AUSTIN HEALEY Model 3000 4.

Passenger, Red with Red Like New SPECIAL $2750 MORRIS GARAGE, INC. RT. 7 Maryland GE 2-1120 "IT'S TRUE!" TRANSISTOR RADIOS Only $19.95 Carrylns Case, Ear Phone. Shoulder Strap 6 Transistors ONEONTA MUSIC CENTRE Pick a present CHRISTMAS SPECIAL UNICO Combination Refrigerator Freezer, 20 cu. ft.

Reg. $502.90 NOW $4) ONEONTA GLF WEST ONEONTA Branch GE 2-6830 GE 2-1050 ck a Present for Family SEE THESE' Petit Fours Large and Small Individual Fruit Cakes With Hard Sauce DOO.R-CIFT SHOP 135 Onelda SL GE 2-5641 GET IN THE CHRISTMAS'SPIRIT Why not drop in at the Wllber National Bank. The friendly Bank of convenience. While you're, there, Inquire about the Christmas Club that you can start for as" low as 25 cents every week for $12.50. WILBER NATIONAL BANK 245 MAIN ST.

SUGGESTED CHRISTMAS GIFT One Full Year of the Oneonta Star $15.00 In Otsego, Delaware, Schoharie and Chenango Counties $18.00 Outside This Four-County Area. BY MAIL ONLY! GE 2-1000 'J: ick a 'Jb re sent Pets ARC--Cocker pups, blacks, 'reds, partis, butts. Wonderful dispositions. Inoculated. Hull, South New Berlin, 4-F-22.

AKC--Minlalure Dachshunds, black, tan. Tiny Chlhauhaiis, Toy Pekingese, Collies, sable Decker, Edmeston WO 5-8280. MINIATURE Poodle Puppies, Champion sired, AKC' registered. Mrs. John Baker, Franklin Mt, Road, GE 2-1119.

IF IT SWIMS--We've got HI Tropical Fish and Supplies. Open Sundays. Oteeo Aquarium, Main SI. YU 8-7962. SPORT SHIRTS 18V4 lo 22 BROWHELL'S DEPT.

STORE Worcester, EX 7-59U Pjck a Presaht MEMBERSHIP Pro- Divides 24-Hour Protection, 365 days ot the year Road Service, Routings, Insurance and Bail Bonds. See or call Fred Hickein, 365 Main Street. Phone GE 2-4511. DECORATE YOUR DRIVEWAY with better car 1957 CHEVROLET 210 TUDOR SEDAN ONLY SS95.00 ONEONTA SALES INC. 17 Ford Dcalcr Since 1912" 27-33 Market St.

Lot-Si Main t. JOIN OUR 1962 CHRISTMAS CLUB 25c Branch West End. 426 Chestnut St. A cr i chr 'staas with a 1962 LARK.By Studcbaker Tht Car With Performabllity AMES OLIVER 570 Main street a GE 2 6B33 DE WALT Radial Arm Saws from 5239 SAVE SGS on accessory kit for Christmas DELTA Drill Press, Christmas priced S67.50 MURDOCK HARDWARE 357 Main St. Plenty of Customer Parking Pick a Present 3 DAYS ONLY Genuine SOLID MAPLE BOSTON ROCKER Only $14.99 (Must hrlng copy ot this advertisement lor this price) BAGG'S DISCOUNT HOUSE 387 Chestnut St.

GE 2-5370 Fruit, Cakes Holiday Breads, Pies, Cookies, Cakes. WANDA'S. PASTRY SHOP, West Oneonta, GE 2-32SS. KAY3IOND WALLING OE 2-3176 HTED PICTURES, hand painted mottos, pictures and ceramics 50c and GE CCnlre 3 Elm Sl HAIR'BRUSHES In Nylon and Pure Boar Bristle For men, women, girls, boys, babies. FULLER BRUSH CO.

Call GE 2-3653 or JcHcrson 4262 ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREES 2 Christmas Tree up DEAN PHiPPS AUTO STORES 232 Main Oncontn FOR YOUR DOG-a New Collar and BOBwffi hB llf 0 Jet..