THERE OUGHTA HI- STATION F-L-U-B HIRES OF RADIO ENGINEERS TO IMPROVE EQUIPMENT AND MAKE THEIR "FI" I'LL TAKE A I'LL GIZMO READING COORDINATE AND CHECK THE WITH THE FRAMMISTAN! ON F.C.C. RATING CHART! 00 -opt. By ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found 8 LOST black German Shepherd, tan legs, named Ceci. Lost from automobile accident near Conklin, Dec. 24th, Plainfield, N.
J. license. Owner is heartbroken. LARGE REWARD. PI 8-4540.
LOST 2 beagle dogs, have collars, Tioga County. Reward. ST 5-6105. LOST -Vicinity Montgomery Wards Store pouch-type olive green leather change purse with amount of money. Reward.
SW 7-6457. LOST- -German Shepherd, 6 months old, body black; face, head, legs, tan, answers to Fred. Vicinity Endwell. RA 2-0853. REWARD.
LOST-Christmas gifts; 3 pair arctics, bedroom slippers. Vicinity Montgomery Wards' parking lot. 648-5976. LOST -Black and white Angora cat. Vicinity Main St.
Arthur Ave. ST 5-2859; RA 3-8813. Reward. Auction Sales 8A CATTLE AUCTIONS EVERY SATURDAY -HORSE AUCTIONS, 2d AND 4th Wednesday of the Month Largest Horse Auctions in East D. R.
CHAMBERS SON, INC. UNADILLA, N. EMpire 9-8231 FURNITURE AUCTION every Saturday night, 7 p.m., Perry Howell Auction House, Whitney Point, N. mile above Fairgrounds. Consignments welcome.
SHERMAN PERRY, Auctioneer. Dial SW 7-4618, Johnson City. PUBLIC FURNITURE AUCTIONS WEDNESDAYS and Fridays, 7 p.m. Moyle's Auction Rooms, 1553 Maine Highway, Endicott. We pick up Corisignments.
AL MOYLE, AUCTIONEER, 748-7416 GOULD'S AUCTION SERVICE 3205 LAWNDALE ENDWELL, N. We pick up consignments. Auctions weekly. Phone ST 5-4891 for details BOYD A. RESSEGUIE FARM AUCTIONEER PHONE CANDOR, N.
Y. OL 9-3699 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted- -Men 9 ANALYST Computer -BS Math, experienced Binary Computer. $12,000. DESIGN Engineer -Experienced analog digetal circuit designer. To $12,000.
OPERATIONS Research Specialist -MS in math. To $15,000. RELIABILITY Engineer EE degree. System and program oriented. TO $15,000.
Above are fee, expense paid. Send resume or call in person, Executive Placement Div. Normile Personnel Agency, 612 Press Bldg. FARMER Dairy. Single, live in.
RA 3-2802. ROUTE MAN-Base wage and incentive. Over 25 years old. Ideal Laundry and Cleaners, 1900 North Street, Endicott. SALES AND SERVICE Married man with car to service established area.
Weekly guarantee, $90 to start. Write po Box 302, Johnson City. SALESMEN -I have a selling job for several men in locations throughout the state for good men who will work. He can practically write his own check. As each month have men in the $1,000 class of earnings.
If you are interested and ready to go to work, will be glad to interview you at your home. Write Box 7619, Press, listing phone and address. SALESMAN -Aggressive for local wholesale distributor of paper products, toys and confectioneries. Established route. Salary commensurate with experience, plus commissions.
Write Box 10, Press, stating qualifications. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -Apply in person only at Harder's Atlantic, 242 Conklin Ave. MIDDLE-AGED MAN Farm, small dairy, good home in preference to high wages. MI 8-6266. SNELLING SNELLING EMPLOYMENT AGENCY O'NEIL 723-9501 OPPORTUNITY FOR 2 MEN.
If you are sincerely interested in your future and are willing to do better than average days work for a better than average opportunity, we would like to talk to you. We could introduce you to men earning $7,500 to $10,000 per year in this area. Phone 723-6422. WANTED Florist. Designer-manager who can take charge of new store.
Salary and percentage basis with opportunity for profit sharing. Write Box 7620, Press. Help Wanted -Women 10 BOOKKEEPER -Experienced Burroughs Sensimatic. PAYROLL- -West ACADEMY EMPLOYMENT 612 PRESS BLDG. CHILD CARE- -Weekdays, my home, East Maine Rd.
797-5192, evenings. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted- -Men 9 BE A LAW! PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. Deaths CROCKER-The funeral of Miss Helen Wallace Crocker will be held at 2 p. m.
Friday at the Prentice Funeral Home, 55 Main St. The Rev. Dan C. Thomas, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Spring Forest Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. DAY-The funeral and interment services for Mrs. Florence P. Day will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Allen Memorial Home, 511-513 E.
Main Endicott. The Rev. Alfred L. Crayton, D. pastor of the Endwell Methodist Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. The family will recerve friends at the memorial home this evening from 7 to 9. Sunlight Rebekah Lodge 65 will conduct ritualistic services at the memorial home this evening at 8:30. FISK-Arba Fisk, 90, died Wednesday at Rochester, where he made his home. He is survived by a brother, Herman Fisk, Hamden, two sisters, Mrs.
Myrtle Cole, Rochester and Mrs. Nellie Buckley, Binghamton; two nephews and two nieces. He was an active member of the Dansforth Senior Citizen Club of Rochester. Funeral services will be held in New Haven, Conn. at his former home.
HILL-The funeral of Mrs. Anne (Sands) Hill will be held at 9 a.m. Friday at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Rutland, Vt. Burial will be In St. Joseph's Cemetery, Rutland.
Friends may call at the Clifford Brothers Funeral Home, 30 N. Main Rutland, this evening from 7 to 9. Local arrangements are by the J. F. Rice Funeral Home, 150 Main Johnson City.
JONES-David W. Jones, 70, Hyde Park, died Tuesday while shoveling snow. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emmy J. Jones, Hyde Park; two sons, George S.
Jones, Endwell and W. David Jones, San Jose, two daughters, Mrs. James Beesley, Poughkeepsie and Mrs. Roger Harrington, Vestal; two sisters, Mrs. Walter V.
Price, Madison, Wis. and Mrs. Edwin S. Larrabee, Stillwater, Okla. He was a former building inspector in the City of Binghamton; he was a member of the planning board of Hyde Park, a trustee of the First Presbyterian Church of Poughkeepsie and a practicing architect in Poughkeepsie at the time of his death.
Mr. Jones was a retired IBM employe. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. from the First Presbyterian Church, Poughkeepsie. The family will receive friends at the Schoonmaker Funeral Home, Poughkeepsie, this evening from 7 to 9.
Local arrangements are by the H. P. Moat Funeral Home, 765 Main Vestal. KENNEDY-Mrs. Daisey F.
Kennedy, 60, died Monday evening at Wilson Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her husband, the Rev. John H. Kennedy, Moravia, Lybria, West Africa; a son, John H. Kennedy, Santa Cruz, two daughters, Mrs.
Richard L. Schultheis, Vestal and Miss Frances Kennedy, Santa Cruz; a step-son, Lloyd Kennedy; Fresno, a step-daughter, Mrs. Marian Wright, Santa Cruz; eight grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Alice Williams, Peru, South America, Mrs. Ida Gault, South Bend, Mrs.
Beula Snyder, South Bend and Mrs. Dorothy Phillips, Florida; two brothers, Irvin Bullard, South Bend and the Rev. Wilbur Bullard, Running Springs also several nieces and nephews. She was a missionary of the Assembly of God In West Africa. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m.
Friday at the H. P. Moat Funeral Home, 765 Main Vestal. Mrs. Kennedy's son-in-law the Rev.
Richard L. Schultheis, Th. pastor of Memorial Park Baptist Church, will officiate. Funeral and interment services will be held Monday in Sacramento, Cal. The family will receive friends at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Park Baptist Church Building Fund. KRAMER-DeOzro Kramer, 75, 3609 Watson Endwell, died Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. at his home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louise Kramer, Endwell; a son, Herman Kramer, San Jose, a brother, William Kramer, Endicott; a sister, Miss Faye Kramer, Williamsport, a step-daughter, Mrs.
Dolores Blanchard, Elmira; two step-sons, Nicodemas Denison, Albuquerque, N. M. and Laurence Denison, also of Albuquerque. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Endicott and the Roundhill Lodge 533 of Endicott. He was a retired Endicott Johnson Corp.
employe and a member of its 30-Year Club. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from the J. F. Rice Funeral Home, 150 Main Johnson City.
The Rev. Henry Clay Banks, D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Endicott, will officiate. Burial will be in Vestal Hills Memorial Park at the convenience of the family, Roundhill Lodge 533 will conduct a memorial service at the funeral home Friday evening at 7:30. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
You're Worth 95 Fat Lambs Wellington, New Zealand-(A) -An American visitor to New Zealand is worth 190 cases of apples, or 95 fat lambs, or three and a half bales of wool. The Government Publicity Division told of the analysis that valued an American in terms of foreign exchange. It said 169 Americans recently spent 16 days in New Zealand and spent, on an average, 190 New Zealand pounds ($530) each. That's the value of those lambs, or wool on the export market. Nice Job, Rip It Out Springfield, Mo.
(P) After paving the parking lot for a new apartment building, owner Bob Withers decided he would be doing everyone a favor if he the excess asphalt to pave an access alley owned by the city. The volunteer project cost him $500. City officials were unimpressed. Because Wither's paving didn't meet all specifications for city streets, the apartment owner was ordered to tear up his asphalt and restore the alley to dirt and gravel. CHENANGO BRIDGE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 1002 River Rd.
Chenango Bridge 648-4177 SYMPATHY FLOWERS T.C. Garden Center Flower Shop RA9-2292 $6, $7.50, $10, $15, $25 and up Floral Arrangements TO EXPRESS YOUR SENTIMENTS MacLennan's 499 Court St. RA 2-6484 Dec. 26, Deaths McCORMICK -James L. McCormick, Gary died late Tuesday night at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital after a short illness.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Esther R. (Crimmins) McCormick, Binghamton; a son, John C. McCormick, Mt. Vernon; two brothers, Thomas L.
McCormick, Elizabeth, N. J. and Joseph F. McCormick, Binghamton; also several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was president of the Binghamton Wholesale Grocery Corp.
and had formerly operated the J. L. McCormick Paint Wallpaper Store at 160 Main St. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 8:45 a.m. from the J.
A. McCormack Sons Funeral Home, 141 Main St. and at 9:30 a. m. at St.
Patrick's Church. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. McCOVEN-The funeral of Harry J.
McCoven will be held at 8:15 a. m. Friday from his home, 79 Tompkins St. and at 9 a.m. at Holy Spirit Catholic Church.
Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at his home at their convenience this afternoon and evening. Parastas services will be conducted at 8 this evening at Mr. McCoven's home. MONTANYE -Nancy Lorraine Montanye, 7, 10 Dartmouth Johnson City, died Tuesday at 3:30 a.
m. at Roswell Park Hospital, Buffalo. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Montanye, Johnson City, a half-brother, Allan Cappucci, Windsor RD two grandmothers, Mrs.
Thomas Montanye, Johnson City and Mrs. Ida Smith, Mehoopany, Pa. Funeral and interment services will be held Friday at a. m. from the Ivan A.
Son Funeral Home, 428 Main City. The Rev. Joseph C. McGuinness, pastor of the Primitive Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Kitchen Cemetery, Harvey's, Lake, Pa.
at the convenience family. The funeral family home will receive from 2 friends to 4 at the today 7 to 9 p.m. MOSSAKOWSKI-Mrs. Mary L. Mossakowski, 73, 63 Bernice Johnson City, died Wednesday at the Wilson Memorial Hospital after a long illness.
She was born in Hazelton, Pa. and married Peter Mossakowski. She was a member of St. Stanislaus Church of Binghamton and of the Royal Neighbors of America. She is survived by her band, Peter Mossakowski; three sons, Peter (Mossakowski) Miller, Paul (Mossakowski) Miller, both of Johnson City and John (Mossakowski) Miller, Endwell; four sisters, Mrs.
Dora Cupina and Mrs. Anna Urban, both of Binghamton, Mrs. Susan Shirhall, Hillcrest and Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien, Baltimore, three brothers, John Klenotiz, Binghamton, George Klenotiz, Johnson City and Michael Klenotiz, Long Eddy, N. five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be held Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from the Greskovic Funeral Home, 161 Clinton St. and at 9 a.m. from St. Stanislaus Church.
Burial will be in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. The Rev.
George Guzewicz will recite the Litany at the funeral home Friday evening at 7. O'FARRELL The Rev. Charles M. 'Farrell, 76, recently-retired pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church in West Endicott, died unexpectedly Tuesday in Syracuse. He is survived by three nieces, Sister Dominick, O.
Blaudett, Mrs. Jeraldine McGarry, Providence, R. I. and Mrs. Louise Tynan, Philadelphia, three nephews, the Rev.
Charles Farrell, O.P., Washington, D. the Rev. Peter Farrell, 0. Blaudett and Ambrose Farrell, Providence. Father 'Farrell retired Nov.
22. At that time it was announced that he was in ill health and that he would live in the St. Pius Home in Syracuse. He was In charge of the building of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in 1941 and the church's parochial school in 1960. Father O'Farrell, a native of Manchester, England, was ordained Feb.
22, 1921 at St. Joseph's New Cathedral in Buffalo. He was a graduate of Niagara University, of the Grand Seminary of Montreal and of Our Lady of the Angels Seminary at Niagara University. He received his early education in the elementary schools of Woonsocket, R. I.
He was pastor of churches in Clayville, Syracuse and Mexico, N. before coming to West Endicott. A Solemn Pontifical Mass will be offered Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church by the Rev. Auxiliary Archbishop David E.
Cunningham. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Whitesboro, N. Y. Friends may call at the Walter J.
McCormack Son Funeral Home, 216 Washington Endicott from 3 p. m. today until 3 p. m. Friday.
At 4 p. m. Friday the body will be taken to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church where he will lie in state. The Office of the Dead will be chanted at 8. Endicott Knights of Columbus will recite the Rosary this evening at 7:30.
REED-Howard H. Reed, 61, 82 River Sidney, died Tuesday at 6:05 a.m. at The Hospital, Sidney. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emmeline Cope Reed, Sidney; a daughter, Miss Marilyn Reed, Annendale, a son and daughter, Katherine and Robert Reed, Elmira; a son, Capt.
Sidney Lindberg, Salina, two brothers, Delbert and Walter Reed, Sunbury, a brother, Russell Reed, Chicago; seven grandchildren. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Church, Sidney, Sidney Elks Lodge, 2175, Delaware County Chamber of Commerce and the National Restaurant Assoc. He had lived in Sidney for 30 years and had been proprietor of the Reed's Diner since 1939. A Rosary service will be held at 7:30 and an Elks service at 8 this evening at the C. H.
Landers Chapel, Sidney. Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 a.m. from the Sacred Heart Church, Sidney. The Rev. Father Charles V.
Dammann will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, White Store. Friends may call at the funeral chapel this evening from 7 to 9. RYAN-Mrs. Dorothy A.
Ryan, 50, 136 Pennsylvania died at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Binghamton General Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her husband, Frederick J. Ryan, president of Teamsters Local 693; a daughter, Miss Mary E. Ryan; a son, William C.
Ryan; her mother, Mrs. Genevieve Denison; three sisters, Mrs. Edwin (Norma) Russell, Mrs. Daniel (Ruth) Gentilini and Mrs. Margaret Snow; all of Binghamton; also several aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was a member of St. John's Church. The body was removed to the Walter D. Sullivan Son FUneral Home, 45 Oak where funeral services will be held Saturday at 8:15 a. m.
and at 9 a.m. at St. John's Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at the funeral home Friday evening at 8:30.
Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. SMITH-Jay M. Smith, 77, McClure, died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon at his home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Daisy Wally Smith, McClure; two sons, Herbert Smith, McClure and Kenneth Smith, Hanco*ck; a daughter, Mrs.
Clayton (Margie) Warner, Deposit; 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. He was a member of Deposit Lodge 396 McClure Methodist Church and Deposit Men's Club. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the McClure Methodist Church. The Rev.
Darreld Shoop and the Rev. John Hengeveld will officiate. Burial will be in McClure Cemetery. Friends may call at the Walter A. Dains Funeral Home, 78 Second Deposit this evening from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Memorial In loving memory of My husband -Our Father JOHN GIORGIO Who Passed Away Two Years Ago Today. December 26, 1961 Card nf Thanks KUZMICH-1 wish to thank my many friends, neighbors, relatives, the staff of Wilson Memorial Hospital, the coworkers of the Pioneer Factory and Connelly's Bar and Grill for the kind expressions of sympathy extended to me during my recent bereavement. The cards, beautiful floral offerings and use of cars have been greatly appreciated. Mrs. Iva Blank LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE GMAC will sell at public auction on January 15th, 1964 at 11:00 A.M.
at Kaplan Chevrolet-Buick, Hanco*ck, New York, one 1959 Buick, 4-door, Serial No. 4F3025516. We reserve the right to bid. LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the City School District, Binghamton, N. until 8 o'clock P.M., EST, on Monday, Janvary 13, 1964, at its office 98 Oak Street, Binghamton, N.
and then at said office building opened and publicly read aloud for: Furnishing and delivering Spring Sports Supplies for Central North High Schools in the City of Binghamton, N. Y. (f.o.b. Schools). Forms of proposals and specifications may be secured at the office of the Board of Education, 98 Oak Binghamton, N.
Y. These proposals must be sealed and properly marked on the outside to indicate the contents, and each shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond or a Certified Check drawn to the order of the City School District, or Cash, in an amount equal to Five Per Cept of the total amount of the proposal, which amount will be held by the District, without interest, as a guaranty that the party or parties whose bid is accepted will enter into contract to furnish items specified. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any bids submitted for this Subject, if, for any reason, such action is determined to be for the best interests of the City School District of City of Binghamton, N. Y. M.
McGRAW, District Clerk SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier daily 42c a week, Sunday 20c a week. Daily by mail first and second zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $15.00. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $21.00. Sunday by mail first and second zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $10.40. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, $13.50.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors GOULD FUNERAL HOME 19 GRAND BLVD. BINGHAMTON, N. SW 7-5842 Florists 3 BARNES FLORIST 6 Main St. Dial RA 4-4326 Weekdays 8:30 a. m.
to 5:30 p.m. COSTAS FLOWERS Flowers That Will Satisty Corner Vestal-Mitchell Ave. RA 4-4374 HILLSIDE GARDEN CENTER 1441 FRONT ST. RA 2-4208 FLORISTS Distinctive Designs for all Occasions. Open till 9 489 Chenango 723-8111.
MacLENNAN'S FLORIST Floral Telegraph Association Member 499 Court St. Dial 2-6484 RIVERSIDE FLORIST 122 Main Johnson SW 7-3038 Personals ABDOMINAL BELTS Spencer of Spirella foundations, bras. Mary Nicholas, ST 5-0514. ALL damaged garments rewoven. Bring in or mail.
ROYAL WEAVING, 503 O'Neil Building. RA 2-3154. TIEN and men's skilled correct styling. Expert tailoring, man guarantee it to fit by Tip-Top Tailor's save Capital RA 2-4731. BURNS, MOTH HOLES AND TEARSRewoven.
Knit suits shortened. 119 Pennsylvania Ave. RA 3-4633 CALIFORNIA Leaving January 1st. Male passengers, share driving, expenses. MI 8-5945.
CAMPBELL HOME FOR THE ELDERLY -Has a vacancy for a male resident. RA 2-3208. CHAIRS, Tables, Punch Fountain, Beds UNITED RENT-ALLS 3303 E. Main Endwell, PI 8-7414 CHRISTINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Call RA 3-0901, anytime. Also evenings by appointment.
COMPLETE FORMAL WEAR TO RENT RA 2-0327 HAGGERTY FORBES, 96 FRONT ST. DON'T STORE it, call the PRESS at RA 3-9421 and ask for an Ad Taker. DRAPES, SLIPCOVERS, custom made. Wide Fabric Selection. Shop at home.
KURO DECORATORS, PI 8-8561 FUDGE -On orders 3 pounds or more delivered, 85 cents lb. SW 7-0580. JOHNSON CITY FLORIST--Open 9-9 777 Harry L. Drive. SW 7-4458 "LIVE BETTER" WITH LINDSAY WATER LINCO, PI 8-6749 VESTAL PARKWAY, VESTAL PHILLIPS' REST HOME- Now under new management.
Reasonable rates. RA 9-0383. QUALITY CATERERS All occasions, Christmas and New Year parties. 729-2082. 22-3-22 RA 22-3-22 YELLOW CAB 22-3-22 RA 22-3-22 RIDE WANTED Vicinity Endwell (Country Club Blvd.) to and from Court Binghamton, leaving about a.m.
and returning around 5 p.m. Call PI 8-3696. RUBBER STAMPS, all kinds, fast service, first quality. No order too large or too small. JOGGERST.
SEASON'S GREETINGS OLUM'S FURNITURE CO. 114 Clinton Binghamton 222 Main Johnson City SLIPCOVERS -DRAPERIES Cottons Synthetics Fiberglass. Color consultation. Shop at home. SALLY SHAW THE FAIR STORE, RA 2-4251 TRANSFER NOW TO 4 DIVIDEND ON YOUR SAVINGS OWEGO FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 18 LAKE OWEGO, MU 7-3232 OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 7 A P.M.
ZIPPER SERVICE-AIl types of garments. New low price. New trouser pockets, 50c. Free call and delivery. Master Cleaners, 219 Chenango St.
RA 2-7777, Lost and Found FOUND -Charcoal grey Angora Vicinity West Corners. ST 5-0356. FOUND -Glasses with dark grey pearl rims. Vicinity corner Schubert and Hayden Street. RA 4-6404.
FOUND -Male poodle, black. Vicinity of Conklin Ave. Call RA 2-3843. FOUND Child's glasses near IBM Homestead. RA 9-0035.
-Man's Bulova wristwatch, white leather band with 2 snaps. Keepsake. Reward. Finder please call ST 5-2407. HUNDREDS WHERE DO ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL utilities.
RA 3-6744. PARK $75 monthly. No THEIR SOUND WAVES WIND UP YEP! PARK rooms, bath, garage. Available immediately. RA 2-1739.
REALLY "HI" ON TINY, NOISY TOYS! PINE rooms, bath, heated. 2 children welcome. DON'T FORGET SQWEEK J. SQUAWK 3. GRAWCK PROSPECT 280-3 stove, rooms, THE PRE- AMP BR-R-R-T B2zZzz refrigerator, utilities.
$65. SW 7-2976. TRANSMISSION ACK- SMOKE GETS IN RIVERSIDE DRIVE-3 charming rooms, OUR TRIPLE -X YOUR EYES bath, furnished. prestige Second floor. address.
$100. All RA utilities 3-6334. KAAAA SEMINARY rooms. Second floor. GORGONZOLA! RA 3-5002.
SEMINARY refrigerator and range furnished. ST 5-4275. ST. CHARLES 146-Johnson Cityrooms, private bath, second floor. Landlord pays all utilities.
Children welcome. $16 weekly. Inquire first floor or RA 3-6334. TOMPKINS rooms, heat, hot water, (second), children. RA 2-0795.
TRAVIS bungalow, range, gas heat, $70. RA 2-8366. TREMONT 7-3 rooms, heated. Ideal for couple. Walking distance to a town.
$55. 723-3566, 722-5429. VESTAL 2 bedrooms. After 5, for appointment, RA 2-6590. VESTAL rooms, heated, second floor.
Adults preferred. RA 2-4467. WALNUT 103-4 large rooms, large closets, all utilities. $75. 722-7529.
Thanks to WINDING ments. SW WAY-5- 7-8744; and SW 7-1084. 3-room apartFRANK DOUGHER 12-24 CENTRAL redecorated. 2, 3, 523 THIRO ST. SHORTEN rooms.
RA 4-0717; RA 2-36-9; RA 3-2429 DUNMORE, PA. between 7-8 a. 5-7 p.m. CENTRAL redecorated, 5 rooms, heat, hot water. RA 2-1321.
EAST SIDE-5 rooms, bath, all utilities furnished. RA 9-0722. EMPLOYMENT BOARD AND ROOMS NORTH SIDE 3 modern rooms. Help Wanted -Women 10 Kooms-Without Board 21 NORTH SIDE -First, $85, heated, redecAdults preferred. RA 4-8648.
Mature. West Side. $50. FRONT 95-Central. Clean sleeping orated; Third.
$68. Utilities. 729-1200. BOOKKEEPER Endicott. Experienced room.
available, private entrance. NORTH SIDE-4 rooms. Peaceful view. Income Tax Returns. $75.
GRAND Room for gentleman, KEYPUNCH Operators-Experienced. 1st, private entrance. SW 7-2271. Range. Adults preferred.
RA 2-7405. 2d shift. SOUTH-5 freshly renovated rooms. SecRECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY Down- HENRY clean, single, third ond floor. RA 4-8729 evenings.
town. Experienced IBM Executive. $70- floor, hot-cold water, heated, private. 7-6782. SOUTH SIDE Single house, 3 $7.
SW rooms. Immediate possession. 723-4020. Academy Employment Agency MAIN (near) Attractive rooms, NORMILE PERSONNEL SERVICES business girls. Laundry, kitchen privi- WEST SIDE-Second floor, modern heated 612 Press Building Private entrance.
RA 2-0158. 4 rooms, bath, porch, garage. $75. leges. RA 2-2112, SW 7-7414.
WAITRESS work, no experience neces- MAIN ST. -Nice room, near bath. Gentlesary. Apply in person. Rainbow Gar- man.
797-2538, RA 4-3665. WEST-3 rooms, heat, hot water, range. den Lanes, Francis Endwell Adults preferred. 729-0062. after 5:30 p.m.
MAIN 43-Large room, redecorated. WEST SIDE-3 tiled bath, redeckitchen and laundry. rooms, AUTO DEALERSHIP needs good typist, orated, utilities. SW 7-1728; SW 7-7077. Community experienced preferred, but will train ENDICOTT-(Near IBM) single, double.
WEST SIDE -Nice 6-room single house, conscientious worker for busy interest- $6.50 up. PI 8-4783. redecorated. 729-4511. ing position.
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leges. Gentlemen. SW 7-7858. $100. No utilities.
729-2082. Has organizational and sales openings. SHERATON INN -Permanent guests by WEST SIDE-5 modern rooms, bath. Excellent opportunity. No canvassing.
the month, all hotel facilities. 3 rooms, bath. 723-0255. Flexible hours. Full or part time.
RA 3-8341 (Manager's Office.) Call RA 4-7468, for interview. WEST SIDE-3-bedroom apartment, first UNION-2 large sleeping rooms, bath floor. Must be seen to be appreciated. DING DONG AVON CALLING can mean with shower. 785-9478.
$70. Free rent. Dial RA 4-1610, extra money for you as an Avon RA 4-0696. available Call RA 3-4004. ments.
$7 2-room apartments. 100 APALACHIN-5 Representative. An exclusive territory MADISON HOTEL Rooms and apartnow. up. rooms, new, available.
Washington St. RA 4-1318. February 1, $125 monthly. 625-3982. EXPERIENCED saleslady for handbags and hosiery.
An opportunity for wide- Rooms for Housekeeping 22 BINGHAMTON-5-bedroom home, 2-car awake person, immediate position, full garage, fireplace, baths, $200. time. Write Box 7608, Press. DICKINSON Exchange Rush ENDWELL-4-bedroom ranch, 2-car gaSARATOGA TERRACE- Reliable woman Park Terrace. Extra modern rage, fireplace, pool.
$250. for child care. SW 7-7510. large apartments. 1 to 3 bedrooms, etc.
BINGHAMTON-4-bedroom house. $95. RA 2-8444 or Montrose 283-R7. ENDWELL-Modern 2 and 3 bedroom WANTED-Middle-age woman to care for CENTRAL Large, sunny kitchenette. garden apartment, range, refrigerator.
invalid 5 days a Quiet, single person preferred. 724- ENDICOTT-7-room single. $135. week. RA 4-1965.
for housework 2583. ENDWELL-Modern 3-room apartment, WOMAN-Reliable light range, refrigerator. $90. and companionship. No washing or MAN wants a housekeeping rcom or VESTAL-5-room piano.
Vicinity ranch. $150. ironing. Room, board and salary. Ref- two; and the use of a SUBURBAN HOME-5 rooms.
$150. erences. ST 5-3748. Endwell Shopping Plaza. Address replies to Box 49 Press.
MRS. KOLCUN, 754-2825 WOMAN to care for 2 children, my RENTAL SERVICE home if possible. No housework. 797- NICHOLAS T. SBARRA, BROKER 6900; ST 5-8158.
REAL ESTATE for RENT BINGHAMTON -Large, single, excellent Help -Men or Women 11 Apartments and Houses 26 location. $175. ENDICOTT -Large single $100. BETTER STORE has positions now open ARTHUR-MAIN ST. AREA-4 rooms, 1 modern, 3-bedroom, for experienced.
bedroom. Select. $74. RA 2-8960. $115.
SHOE SALES PEOPLE Box 7612 care of Press Positions Wanted -Men 13 ATTICS, cellars, garages, cleaned. Carpenter, concrete and painting. Frank Acquisto, RA 3-3438. CONCRETE -Sidewalks, patios, garages. Exterior interior painting.
Guaranteed work. Free estimates. Shumadine. RA 3-6049. DRAFTSMAN to layout and draw electrical scales, part time, experienced with facilities at home preferred.
Owego Heat Treat, ST 5-8061. PAINTING Specializing in interior. LARRY ZOPP. RA 9-4255. PLANT MANAGER -15 years successful experience.
All phases production management. Industrial engineering includes selection and training of supervisory and hourly personnel, production control, estimating methods, quality control and purchasing. Excellent COordinator, administrator of effective cost reduction programs. Age 38, college background. PI 8-9823.
AVERAGE ROOM PAINTED $15 plus paint. Papering. References. Lewis. 722-1968.
Positions Wanted- 14 CHILD CARE my suburban home. By hour, day, week. RA 2-2747. CHILD CARE -In my home, North Side. Call RA 3-0793.
CHILD CARE in my Jackson Endicott, home. 785-6540. IRONINGS WANTED DIAL RA 2-8442 IRONINGS wanted. Pickup and delivered. RA 4-3401.
TYPING- -Bookkeeping and billing, my home. RA 9-2164. COLLEGE JUNIOR -Desires babysitting until December 29. RA 4-5941. DAY CARE CENTER-Opening soon, applications being accepted now.
RA 2-6013. EDUCATIONAL Instruction 16 DALE CARNEGIE Courses. For information call collect Harvey Paquette, Windsor OL 5-2591. IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Train you for a beauty career State Approved Methods 30 ODELL ENDICOTT, PI 8-8304 BOARD AND ROOMS Rooms-With Board 20 BOARD, pleasant room, shower, $15. Central location.
Employed gentleman. SW 7-9227. Rooms- Without Board 21 CONKLIN 92-Pleasant room, shower, parking (near), privileges. RA 4-4605. EDWARDS ST.
(Off Main)-Room, shower. Gentleman. RA 4-3350. EDWARDS Near Main-Comfortable sleeping room, lavatory. Gentleman.
RA 4-2825. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Men 9 OPENINGS FOR MACHINE DESIGNERS TOOL MAKERS ALL-ROUND MACHINIST ADVANCED TOOL MAKER APPRENTICES Universal Instruments Corp. RA 2-1244 SALLY DeMARIO BEETHOVEN Three 4-room apartments, heated. Inquire: Resciniti Cleaners, 140 Beethoven St. BELLEVIEW 6 large attractive rooms.
SW 7-7972. CARLTON 15, South Side Delightful 5 rooms, bath. Elegant condition. Adults preferred. $78.
3-6334. CHAPIN rooms, bath. Adults preferred. RA 4-9404 after 4. CHENANGO 6 rooms, bath.
$52 monthly. RA 2-2112, SW 7-7414. CHENANGO ST. 4-3-room apartment. First floor.
SW 7-4459. CHESTNUT 61-First floor, 5 rooms, heat, hot water furnished. Call days RA 4-5367. CHESTNUT 66-5 nicely decorated rooms. No utilities.
SW 7-5033. CONKLIN 138-5 rooms, second floor. Couple preferred. $35. RA 3-6301, between 9-5.
CONKLIN 200-6 rooms, garage. First floor. Call RA 3-6188. CONKLIN 251 rooms, bath, electric, gas, heat supplied. 253 Conklin RA 3-0004.
CONKLIN rooms, bath, gas heat. $27 monthly. RA 4-5519. CONKLIN ROAD-10 minutes from Courthouse, 2 bedrooms, gas heated. $17 weekly plus utilities, child welcome, nc dogs.
Inquire Conklin Hardware, 659 Conklin Road. COURT 99-3- and 4-room apartments. Landlord pays all utilities. Third floor. $50 and $55.
RA 3-6334. COURT clean rooms, bath, second floor. $65. RA 2-1715. DIMMOCK HILL rooms, heat, hot water.
SW 7-6011; SW 7-2602. FLORAL AVE. 4 rooms, modern kitchen, gas range, hall-stair carpeting, utilities. Nice home, garage available. Adults preferred.
SW 7-1586. FRANKLIN rooms, first floor. RA 4-0835. FRONT large rooms, 724-7584 between 1-4 p.m. FRONT ST.
Modern 2-bedroom. with Has large living room and kitchen dinette area, tile bath, hot water baseboard heat furnished, large closets, convenient location near city. $110. Adult family preferred. BOLAND REALTOR, days, RA 3-5648 GRACE Near Ansco-4 rooms, all utilities, $85.
SW 7-2976. GRACE ROOMS RA 9-1125 GRAND 10-2 bedrooms, living, dining, sunroom. Heated. Garage. $110.
Choose paint. 754-2253. GRAND heated rooms, bath, garage, yard. $85. SW 7-0851.
HAWLEY heated rooms, porches, range, refrigerator, janitor. RA 4-2510. HIGH rooms, utilities, children, $18.50. RA 2-0311. LEROY rooms, no utilities.
$65. RA 3-5002. LISLE 11-5 extra large rooms, bath. Second floor. $85 heated.
RA 3-6334. LISLE 5-7-Attractive rooms, bath, third floor. $60 heated. RA 3-6334. MAIN 143-5 rooms, bath, heated.
References required. 722-2715. MAIN large rooms, heated, jani- tor, storage space, elderly couple preferred. $95. RA 9-0906.
MAIN rooms, bath, hot water, heat. 797-3276. MARGARET 12 Immaculate rooms. Refrigerator, range, utilities, garage. Business woman preferred.
SW 7-1871. MINDEN 5-Single house, 4 rooms, bath, garage. SW 7-5175. MUNSELL 49-5 rooms, bath, immediate occupancy. See McBride, first floor; SW 7-5529.
MURRAY ST. 3 rooms, third floor, heated. $65. HOTCHKIN, RA 2-0610. OAK, References 121-Second required.
Inquire floor, first rooms. floor. OAK apartment with utilities. Woman preferred. RA 2-4203.
NANCY SLUGGO---WHAT'S WHEN MY TV' THAT'S WHERE I THINK I'LL THAT MARK DOING STARTS ACTING STOMP TO MAKE DROP IN ON ON YOUR FLOOR UP--- IT WORK OKAY SLUGGO REAL ESTATE for RENT Apartments and Houses 26 5 rooms, $90. VESTAL-Ranch, 3-bedroom, $90. We have others PI 8-8182 Mrs. CHERIALS ST 5-3118 TYDINGS CHENANGO BRIDGE-5 rooms, bath, heat, garage. $100.
MI I 8-4027. ENDICOTT -East Edward St. rooms, decorated. $50. 754-2019.
ENDICOTT- Rentals, $80, $90 $125 per month. Some furnished. 5-1591, ST 5-7162. ENDICOTT, 1515 Newell bedrooms, heat, hot water. ST 5-7255.
ENDICOTT, Near apartment. Newly decorated. Heat, refrigerator, stove furnished. PI 8-3385; ST 5-2324. ENDICOTT, Union District-Modern room apartment, heat, hot water, convenient to stores, off street parking, $115.
ST 5-4388. ENDICOTT, Central-6 rooms, garage, utilities, children. $115. 785-2663. ENDICOTT -Modern 4 rooms, heat, hot water included.
$85. ST 5-6482. ENDICOTT New 2-bedroom twin, ceramic bath-kitchen. Private. ST 5-9192.
ENDICOTT AREA-5 rooms, bath, second floor, garage, $80 monthly. All utilities. ST 5-3729. ENDICOTT-4-room apartment ent with bath. Near IBM.
Call ST 5-1298. ENDICOTT, Central Heated 5 rooms, $80; 3 rooms, heated, $90. Utilities. Adults preferred. ST 5-0352.
ENDICOTT, Nantico*ke Ave. 4 rooms, bath, garage. First floor. ST 5-1277. ENDICOTT New, modern 3-bedroom apartment.
Available now. Call ST 5-2691. ENDICOTT, 318 Odell rooms, bath, enclosed porch, 5-2085. ENDICOTT, West Franklin rooms, range, refrigerator, heated. ST 5-3494.
ENDICOTT- -Near IBM. New 2.50 2-bedroom apartment. Inquire 111 N. Jackson Ave. ST 5-7362.
ENDICOTT -Near IBM. 2-bedroom, 2- story house, furnished or unfurnished. Bath, shower, gas furnace. Call 748- 4721. REAL ESTATE for RENT REAL ESTATE for RENT Apartments and Houses 26 ENDICOTT-3 large rooms, bath, all utilities furnished.
Call 785-3224. ENDICOTT-Nantico*ke Drive. 5 rooms and bath. PI 8-0069. ENDICOTT-5 rooms, sun parlor, second floor.
Walking distance to E. J. and IBM. ST 5-7621. ENDICOTT, 32 Arthur rooms, bath, second floor.
Utilities furnished. $75. PI 8-3590. rooms, tiled bath, all utilities furnished. Call PI 8-6619.
ENDWELL-Large 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, duplex. Children. ST 5-7517. ENDWELL, 3109 Robins St. 4-room apartment.
Garage. Private entrance. ENDWELL, Watson rooms, references. 754-2808 evenings. HILLCREST-31 rooms, bath-shower, all utilities, range, refrigerator.
$73 monthly. Wolfinger's, 1011 Chenango St. RA 3-6303. JOHNSON CITY, 99 Corliss Ave. rooms, heat.
Adults preferred. JOHNSON CITY-5 rooms, bath, garage, heat, hot water. SW 7-5645. JOHNSON CITY-7-room single, partially furnished. $110.
SW 7-6636. JOHNSON CITY, Olive rooms, heat. Second floor. SW 7-4330. JOHNSON CITY, South Side-3 rooms, modern, utilities.
Call 729-3007. JOHNSON CITY, 190 Riverside Dr.3 rooms, bath, utilities furnished. JOHNSON CITY, 476 Main St. Nice neighborhood, 4 rooms, bath, heat, hot water, janitor service. $60.
797-7285, 797-6444. JOHNSON CITY 31 rooms, heated, first floor, private entrance. Available Jan. 1. SW 7-9826.
JOHNSON CITY, 6 Main St. TerraceNear Library. 5 rooms, bath, heat-hot water furnished. Inquire Mr. Clark.
JOHNSON CITY, Floral Ave. -3 rooms, redecorated. SW 7-7213 till 5:30. JOHNSON CITY, 476 Main st. Nice neighborhood, 4 rooms, bath, heat, hot water, janitor service.
$60. 797-7285, 797-6444. OAKDALE Modern duplex. 4 rooms, bath, second floor. One child.
Available January 1. RA 9-1331. PORT CRANE (Near)-4 rooms, bath. $40. RA 4-5336.
PORT CRANE rooms, range, refrigerator, utilities; also 5 rooms furnished or unfurnished. MI 8-4257. PORT DICK-4 rooms, bath, heat, hot water. $85. 729-1200.
UNION- Vacant 5 large rooms, second floor, heated, $80. PI 8-9451. VESTAL-Modern 5-room single, 3 bedrooms. RA 4-5464, SW 7-7077. VESTAL, 1140 Front rooms, bath.
Jan. 1. 754-2300. VESTAL -Exclusive area. Heated 2-bedroom apartments.
Refrigerator, range and dishwasher. Large kitchens. $125. RA 4-2831. VESTAL AREA 4-bedroom house for rent.
ST 5-7289. VESTAL 2-bedroom apartment, first floor. $60 monthly. 748-4167. VESTAL-5 room house, 6 miles from city towards Vestal.
RA 2-7149 till 4 p. m. Evenings, RA 4-1015. rooms, heat furnished, private road, children welcome. PI 8-9537.
WEST CORNERS 4-room apartment. ST 5-4806 between 7 and 9 8. 8-10 p.m. WEST CORNERS 3-bedroom house, partly furnished. $70.
ST 5-4296. WEST CORNERS 5 rooms, bath. ST 5-1007. SUBURBAN- -Large 6-room duplex. Heat, hot water furnished.
Completely remodeled. Hawleyton 5-F13. REAL ESTATE for RENT SOUTH SIDE PENN MANOR 76-78 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BINGHAMTON'S FINEST GARDEN APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM RENTING NOW IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $117 per month For Appointment Call RA 2-4279 ASK FOR MR. WEINTRAUB AFTER 5 P.M.
CALL RA 4-8113 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR IBM CUSTOMER ENGINEERS SPECIAL RATE Reduction Accommodations For the Holidays THE BEST IN APARTMENTS Look first at Executive Circle ALL SERVICES 2720 Watson Endicott 748-4721 LOOKING TO RENT IN ENDICOTT? Close to IBM Shopping Schools Bus Service VISIT HILLSIDE COURT at 400 W. MAIN (STREET New 2-3-Bdrm. Garden Apartments RENTING NOW $128 per month KITCHEN EQUIPMENT UTILITIES CARPORT FURNISHED RENT NOW -GET YOUR MONTH FREE RENT For Appointment Call RA 2-4279 ASK FOR MR. WEINTRAUB AFTER 5 P.M. CALL RA 4-8113 NEW VESTAL APARTMENTS SOMETHING NEW IN APARTMENT LIVING Builder Lansing Development Corp.
GOLDSCHMIDT-MEINSTEIN AGENCY, INC. (Exclusive Agent) VESTAL RENTAL OFFICE 797-5573 NIGHTS SUNDAYS RA 9-4724.
