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THE TIMBS RECORD, TMY, N. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10, .969 Dorcas Circle Hears Talk On Korea ELNORA Victoria Sine 371-9641 Tfie Dorcas Circle of WSCS cf the Shenendehowa United! Blethodist Church entertained all circles of the church in the the church Hearth Room on Jlonday evening. Speaker of the evening was Mrs. Bristol Chatterlon of Central Bridge, who has a Daughter, Sue Ellen' serving as a United Methodist Missionary, in Korea. Mrs.

Chat tertori spoke and showed slides of some of her daughters work and experiences as a teacher in the Methodist Missjon School Following the talk Mrs. Chat terton had on display a table filled "with many articles taught to the children. the ar tides were pieces finest em broidery mounted on rice paper, and many other things taught the children, 1 so that when they leave the school they can go out and provide their own living. Many such workers are needed in these schools in Korea according to 'Mrs. Chatterton who are willing to give a few years of their time to help these poor children." During Sue Ellen's visit to America she was able to bring a few children who were to meet their foster parents for first time.

Following the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. John Weaver and Mrs. Ward! Harris, heading the Bloodgood of the United -States Marines -who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William' Bloodgood of Vische'r Ferry, has returned to his hase-ai Qliantico, Va.

Francis Townley of Vische'r Ferry--Road has returned homeTfrom Boston following a visit with her mother, Mrs. Robert Blakeslee. Mr. Marvin Sweet of Grpnis Road are home from a visit with-Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Turner of Eenn Vann. The Allen Circle of VSCS of -the Shenendehowa Church will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl Werner, Werner 'Road. Mrs.

Arthur Boynton, will preside. The Grqms Circle of the "Tell Me Why!" care of this endehowaMSthodist Church You must include your meet May 12, at the home- of Mrs. Louis MacNeil, Sugar Hill Road, at 8 p.m. The Susannah Wesley Circle of WSCS Shcncndehowa Methodist Church held a short meeting in the church Hearth Room following the" 'program pre- cente.fl.-by the'Dorcas Circle. Mrs.

Charles Frier, presided, at pla.ns for the annual festival in. Septem'ber, were discussed. This will be the last meeting for the year. The group will hold their annual outing on June 10. Jeffrey Kramer' is opening an' office for the general -practice of optometry on Clifton Park Center Road near -Clifton Knolls.

Dr. Kramer did his undergraduate work at Marietta College and Cornell University. He is a "graduate'of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Kramer served in the army in 1955 and He has been a in the optp- metric extension program for six years.

Dr. Kramer is married former Rochelle Harris of West-Hartford, Conn. The Kramers have two children. Dr. comes to the area after practicing optometry Slephentown GOP Names Eckhardt SNAPPING GOOD SHOW--A large snapping turtle demon- strafes the strength and snap in its powerful jaws fo Troy Patrolman Theodore Morsello, who was -detaining the armored remnant from the reptile age until the arrival a Mohawk and Hudson River Humane Society official, who would relocate the snapper in an area swamp.

Who Invented Flour? Win The New Book of Knowl-1 Waterwheels, which were in- edge (20 volumes). Send your questions, name, age, address Zip Code. In case of duplicate questions, the author will de- vented in Rome about the 1st Century B.C., provide a source of to move millstones. For hundreds of years waterwheels and windmills provided a power STEPHENTOWN Mrs. Judith Fagan 733-4562 George Eckhardt has been I elected president of the Stephen town Republican Club.

He is a local farmer and a toivn councilman. Others elected include Lewis vice president; Mrs. I Gladys Howe, secrjtary. and Houghtling, treasurer. Mrs.

Andrew Pease was reelected to the executive committee. A number of Re'nsselaer County officials attended the club's recent meeting, and each spoke briefly on the need for party unity and action in the November election. Attending were Lawrence J. Bizzarro, county judge; John E. Mirch, Surrogate judge; Martin B.

Stack, county clerk; Maynard Dixon, county highway superintendent, and John A. Murphy, candidate from the 10th district to the county legislature. recent State Supreme Court decision divided tha county into fifteen legislative districts. Stephentown was placed along with the towns of Petersburg, Hoosick and Berlin in the 10th County Legislative District. Cemetery Unit Elects Cemetery Association held'ils annual meeting recently to discuss the care and upkeep of the cemetery.

Officers elected were Clarence Carpenter, president; Robert Eldredge, vice president; Mrs. Beatrice Wheeler, secretary, and Avery Hall, treasurer. Thomas Wheeler and Eldredge were elected as directors for two year terms. Guest of Honor Fred Hanlon of Stephentown was guest of honor at the Floyd Carlton Post celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the American Legion. Hanlon is a 50-year member.

Both Mr. and Jlrs. Hanlon attended the banquet at Mario's New Lebanon. Fire Co. Meets Volunteer Fire Company will meet Tuesday at 8 at -the fire hall.

President John Diggs Jr. will preside. cide the winner. Today's winner jsource for mills that produced is: Catherine Gianakura, 1, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

By A. LEOKUM We all know that bread, one flour. Today, flour is usually enriched by adding vitamins and minerals, because most of the grain's natural vitamins arid of the world's most important minerals are not used in the foods, is made from flour. What i flour. is It' is, a powder, made by grinding "the hard -seeds of cereal grain plants.

This process CLASSIFIED INFORMATION rrOUU Ad Dent. Bonn-Main O'llce A.M. lo TM P.M Honda; Ihrouih Friday. I AJat lo 5 P.M Saturday to 1M P.M Sunday. An A4-Taktr ta as near to you aa four telephone.

CaU an Ad-Taker wta fctip you word your Whether to OT cancel aA id or oaj a. dissWeiS eJ WM eel) or ohoae u) oj tcse Mam Office-Broadway and Mb Are. WatervUet 17U Broadway Cohoei Btaoeo fS Ontario St. Latham Troy-Seh'dy 40 North Mala St. eMJiuc Hooarl falb Oftlea-- 15 UUn St ZJ7.J9W 61S-V73: WANT AD RATES ifftctly.

April ItU NON BUSINESS KATES Olya 4 Daja 1 Daja 1 4 Day) I Daya I Day Me Per Une Per ZSc Per Una Per Day Me Per Une Per Do 3Je Per Une Per Da BUSINESS RAIiS J4c Per Une Per Day Per Une Per Daj 34e Per Lino Per 0ay S6o Per Une Per Day Contract Kate on Application A SOc aervlce charge wlU be made eo Troy Record box number ada. MAJOR CLASSIFICATIONS Announcement--1 to 5. Education--10 to 16. Enlpluyment--20 ta 28. Financial--jo to 3S.

farmer's Market--40 to 47 Lawns and Gardens--49. Merchandise--SO to 71. Personal Service--80. Business Service--90. KeaJ Estate-Rent 109 to 112.

Real Estate--Sale 120 to 1Z7. Automotive--130 to 145. IPICIAI. NOTICII Birth Ndtlcei 30c Per Une Per Da; Cards of Thanks. Confirmations, Engagements, Marriages.

Anniversary Masses. In Memonsras. Resolutions of Resgect. Unrelitafs etc. toe Per Line Per Day.

Classified advertisements are pub- Ushed In both The Troy Record imornlng) and The Tunes Record of the same day for one orlce. AU advertisements start In ihe morning edition and appear In the evening edition constltl'tlnK luli Insertion. No advertisement counted as less three lines Part lines counted as full lines. When am ad Is "killed" It Is automatically entered our klU sheet for cancellation on he day following vour Instructions Claims that an ad was canceled on different date cannot be honored unless substantiated bv our records. CHECK TOUR AD The Troy Record Co.

will not ba for more tban one tn- eorrect publication. The Troy Record Co. reserves the privilege of revising or rejecting any advertisement teven after acceptance) which deems objectionable and to change the classification of any advertisement from that ordered to conform the policy at this Company. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY--We love LORI, LISA, MARK, DEAN Burgh Vets To Install Henmngsen CAT- -Black with short tail found In North Troy Area. Call 235-3514.

DOG--Male, lost vicinity waterford- Cohoes. Small, black with white on chest. Answers to "Corky." Reward. 537-8667. Wheat, rice, corn and rye are the chief grains that are milled for flour.

But of ail the grains, wheat is the most important, and when we say. flour we usually mean wheat flour. In the milling process the wheat kernel is broken open and the broken down so th'at the outer and inner parts may be separated from one another. By the time the white flour has been ground into a 'powder, the rough outside parts of the grain have been sifted out. When was this first done by man? Wheat has been milled since man discovered that the inside of the kernel tastes b'et- i ter than the outside, and ihisi happened long before the first' city civilization began.

In prehistoric times, man used a hand Thomas E. Hcniiingsen of the OThii TIMI- -Veterans-of Lansingburgh, FUN TIME will be'installed as of -The'Chuckle Box that organization by George D. Jlolly (at a picnic): We've got'MacCulloch, past president, at installation ceremonies, to be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the club rooms, 606 Second a club spokesman reported Friday. Big Sister: Bobby, if you eati other officers to be installed rest of that pumpkin George Lattermore, vice thousands of things to eat.

Polly: Gee--what? Molly: Beans. ELECTROLYSIS-- Hair removed per. manently. Newest methods and equipment. Reasonable.

Martin Goldstein. 12 Second St 172 S151 you'll burst! Bobby: Okay. Pass the pie and get- out of the way. in New York-City for the past miu tw 0 simple parts: five vearc Tmc ci-iariQm0Q arp'. five years.

Thii specialties are contact lenses- optometry. and pediatric TV Food Success i president; Alan Thornton, treasurer; Theodore DcFey, finance secretary; MacCulloch, secretary, and William Tobin, chaplain. Directors will be Major Mac- jLaughlin, Philip Zadigan, Leon- iard-Degnard, Howard Nelson, DeFey, Clifford Walters, Owen D. Connolly Frank Fernet, Roland O'Mara, Gerald Monney, John J. O'Brien, a i P.

O'Brien, John O'Haire, Tobin and Edmund Sloan. KIDE WANTED--Waterford to State Education Dept. and return. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

235-5065. STATE WORKER--Needs ride Tram don-nton-n Troy to downtoirn Albany. Monday thru Friday. Call 274-1473 alter 6 p.m hollowed-out stone to hold the of bad weather being described grain and a smaller, rounded Us "inclement," The word "in- stone for the grain. grain, aim -smaimi, -stone for beating or pounding comes from the Latin meaning "not" and clem- JUDU UR KAHATE Learr.

under quailed black be't Instructors. Men, women, chtldreo Troy Judo Club, in River 'St 272-9ZS5. LEARN BLUEPRINT READING All types. The proven I.C.S. way.

VA approved. Details, free, no obligation. Write Box 125, Troy Record Co. JOHNSONVILLE Mrs. Norman Gushing PL 34155 no no-ne Mr, Joanne Mo- BRAKPAN, South Africa (AP) I This saddle stone was a There 'is no television in slightly rounded-out lower stone South American- style TV dinners are a big success.

A food company that introduced the dinners a few weeks -Ho says -they, are selling at more than 1,000 a day. used with a roller-type upper stone. Using sieves made of merciful to us! Win The New Book of Knowledge Yearbook. Send your rid- reeds rushes or papyrus, the Idles, jokes, to: "Riddles, Joes; Eavntians were able to separate Tell Me Give Zip Code. Egyptians were able to separate most of the outside parts of, the grain from the flour.

Today's winner is: Kathy Watkins, Walhalla, So. Carolina. Class. Display-Employment Display Display-Employment jlesky. A discussion was held on going to 4-H Camp Rally Day.

Each member had made 12 cookies which they took to the patients at the Melrose Nursing Home. At the home they sang songs for the patients. Next meeting will be next Saturday at Mrs. Robert Woolsey's home. This is your chance to work for a modern railroad Penn Central Company now seeking large number of men with some electrical and mechanical background or aptitude, for diesel maintenance and repairs in new facility.

Training provided. Shift work and various relief days. Good starting rate plus many fringe benefits. APPLY General Yard Office A. E.

Perlman Yard Selkirk, N. Y. AT 9 A.M. ANY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY An Iqud Opportunity LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BUREAU OF PURCHASES CITY HALL TROV. VORK Notice is hersby given that sealed proposals with sureties attactied will be received by the Bureau of Purchases of the City of Troy.

Xew York, at Its office. City HaH. Troy. New York, Tuesday, May 27, 1969. until 10 A.M.

Eastern Daylight Saving Time for the following: Miscellaneous street work Including paving and repaying of certain streets in tile City of Tror, N.w York. Specifications for the above may be seen at the Cflice ot the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, Troy, New York. At 10:00 A. M. Eastern Daylight Time, on the above mentioned date, at the office of the Turchaslng Agent, City Hall, the proposals for the above mentioned items wiU be publicly opened and officially declarer! by him.

A certified check, payable to the order of the City Treasurer, for five per cent 5Ti) of the amount of fach proposal must accompny each bid. The contract shall be awarded to tli lowest responsible bidder which said fjiialt neat Ion shall enable the awarding authority of the City to taKe Into consideration the financial responsibility the hidder. proven skill and expfrirn facilities for performing the contract, previous satisfactory performance and such other abilities o( bidder as will enable bim to perform efficiently the contract bid upon. The Fuccessf.il bidder will be required 1 to tarnish adequate security for the faithful performance of thli contract by Surety Bond or otherwise. I Subject to the right of the City Manager and the Purchasing Agent to ject i.ny tnd all bids.

i By Order of the Bureau of LEO A. CURLEY, I Purchasing Agent MIDGET HE.4.RI.VO Notlci Is Hereby Given that a. public hearing ftn the 1969-70 annual school ImtlKPt or the City School District (Central) of the City of Merhanlcvllle. Netv York, will be held In the Mldille Schoo Autlllnrhim 10 Nortii Main Street, or Monday, June 2, 1D69 at 8:00 P.M. BUST.

Copies of tht Itliilpet will bs avallabK at the Board of Buslneu Officn foi- All Interested persons. I Dales: March (i. 19U9. SIDNEY V. KORT.

JR. Clerk, Board of Iducatloi ASSEMBLERS Ability and aptitude to learn assembling of hydraulic and pneu- matU? garage type jacks. Long established company. All benefits. CS1P Industries 413 North Pearl Albany.

434-3147. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 "Cheer-E Notes" 2 toil and Found WATCH lost Sunday morning between 324th and 115th Streets. Reward. BE 5-0185. 3 Notices ATTKOTION! OLD PIANOS TAKEN AWAY' FREE.

HE 4-2933. MEMORY'S GARDEN Place in Trinity- Garden Reasott- able. 7H5J8400. WILLIAMS LAUNDRY SERVICE? 781 River St-. We pickup, wash and deliver.

service call 2734585. Personals 5 Auto Tranipartation EDUCATIONAL 14 Private Instructions VOW AVAILABLE--Maple products. Maple syrup, maple sugar candy, maple cream. Happiness Mills, 2600 6th Troy. SCUBA DIVE Register for continuous course.

National School of Underwater Diver Training, Inc. 274-632K 14-A Driving Lesions ARSENAL CITY DRIVING SCHOOL Classroom instruction, private lessens, pick-up service 273-4566. NOTICE Advertisers and Readera Di ACCORD WITH N.Y. STATE AND fEDERAL LAWS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOVMENT BECAUSE OF SEX. UNLESS BASED ON A BONA-FIDE OCCUPATIONAL CeUAUFIC.ITION.

TBE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE -HELP WANTED" COLUMNS ARE CAPTIO.YED AND "FEMALE" FOR CON. VBNIENCt OF THE READER AND ARE NOT DESIGNED TO SPECIFY THE SEX OF AN APPLICANT FOR THE POSI. TION OF INTEREST. EMPLOYMENT 20 Help Wanted--Men EMPLOYMENT 20 Wonted--Men A FINE OPPORTUNITY For a workinr warehouse supervisor. AU benefits.

5-day veel. Must have car. Call Mr. Green. Latham.

Accounts Receivable Management Trainee Opening for an individual inteierfed in starting career in accounts receivable leading to a future in credit management. Applicant should be a recent college graduate or possess stronfi collection experience. This is growth prgressive and expanding company. Opportunity for career advancement is excellent. Send complete resume to Mr.

R. A. Purcell. THE ARROW CO. Division of Clueti Peabody Inc.

433 RIVER TROY, 121W An Equal Opportunity Employer EMPLOYMENT DRIVER 5 day week. Monday thru Friday. Apply: Wilco Foods; UVi Orr Troy. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORP. 2t WHtttU-MajB LOT BOY--Steady full time meat days a week.

Expe necessary. Drivers license and. erences required. Karl Motor 2773 S-i! Tror. MACHINIST- Expd operating lathf and machine tn making and turer Ss'scv ployment.

Full FOSTER 2nd and MUi SU. Hudson, MACHINE OPERATORS. v. hsmsdlite la following BILLET GRINDERS ith tbUity md desire te perfor repetitive mieblninr turret Uiit asd crill an- chines. Minimum experience.

AU benefits. CMP InduitiltS 413 North Pearl Albany. 434-3147. MACHINE OPERATORS, laborers, Steady work. Apply Mr.

Fraiey, I Albany Steel. WS Broadway. Me- a J2.J to J3.03 GENERAL LABORERS! itartinf J2.S3 to J3.03 per hour plus fxeelltnt benefits including pension plan, paid tJons. paid jlfr Insurance and hc-s- pitillzatlon, 7 paid holidays. Apply at Employment Office between the hours of 9 a.n.,-1 p.m.

SPRING STREET WATERVUET ire an equal opportunity employer. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Openings tor ussemblris and drill press operators. Good starting pay. 40 hour week. Good benefits, steady, no experience necessary.

Extrudart Metal Products, 100 Xo. Mohawk echoes. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Offered for Troy and East territory. Salary and commission. All benefits.

This is our 35th year in business we have many accounts for you to start with. Call Green. Latham. 785-5510. ASS1STAXT GROCERY MANAGER- Experlenced, reliable, rctcrences.

good starting salary, paid hospltal- ization and vacation. 434-2136. ASSISTANT MANAGER TRA1XEE-- High school and some college preferred. Excellent opportunity. Start 55.200 to $7.200 after training.

Fee paid. Immediate. Call Mary J. Ce: qua, 272-1055, Cerqua Placement Agency, 403 Fulton St. ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER TRAINEE Car necessary.

4-6 week training period. $120 per week while training. Call Mr. Howeletb 436-1956. FINANCIAL de- free finance or account Ins investment aririvIsJi.

ImmediHe. $11,000 plus jenerou-i fringe benefits Fee paid. Call Mary J. Ccrqin. 272 1055.

Placement Agency, -401 Fulton St. FREIGHT HANDLER Prefer married man who can work 3 to 8 houri Monday throujh Friday with itarttnj time between 8 a.m.*3 pjn. dally. Mutt ba huskr: APPLY MAIL ORDER PERSONAL FIXJOR MONTGOMERY MALE ATTENDANT OPERATING ROOAA Vs! 5 Day week. 7 p.m.

't thru Fri. Excellent fringe Pfease apply Personnel Office, SL. Mary's Kospltil, 1300 Ave. WARD MALE HELP FULL TIME DAYS OU XIG1ITJ, Appli In rfrscm MIKE'S SUBMARINES No. Troy Bf.wem P.M.

MAN PART TIME For afternoon and eveninf Apply- Eden ParX Nursing HomtjS' 2417 15th St. 272-04M. MAX. experienced, to cut fish. cutter preferred.

CiU FIA Fry, 272-0144. MAN--Over work in lumber yard, 6 week. CHI 2S3-443V MAN--Stronjr, reliibie, for incoratnf and outsoln- textile waste ship- ments. Good pay and benelfts. Must drive a fork-lift.

required. Call 237-2440. Ask for. Mr. Kudermasi.

FULL TIME MAX--Steady work to maintain and repair property. Carpentry and painting. Write Bos 230, Troy Record Co. FULL TIME--40 hr. week with elec- tricai background in commercial wiring.

Call any time 664-7319. GAS STATION ATTENDANT Evening shift. Experienced preferred not necessary. Perlman's Service, Hoosick and River Troy. i MAX to work in hardware store, ex-' perlenci! helpful but not sary.

Good opportunity. Apply In ipprson Stiles 149 Kemsen- Cohops. MAX--Experienced, for auto body and painline. Top wages, good working rondltlons. 237-0890.

MAX--Full time trainee, clean, liable young man to learn business, Including ling, testins, and offics pro- ccdures. Call 237-2440. Part time mornints Saturdays, outdoors. $2.25 pet. ATTENDANT Summer only.

Afternoons, evenings, Sundays for health club. Full time. Good pay plus extras. Albany Jewish Community Center, 438-6651. BARTEXDER--Apply in person only.

Betiveen -i and 7 p.m. at Otto's Restaurant, Latham Traffic Circle. GAS ATTENDANT-- Part- Saturdays, ou hour. 235-4324. MAN--To help on deliveries of ruii and carpeti, 8 day week.

Apply. Rug and Carpet Outlet, 320 North Troy. time, Sunday, Tuesday, Th-rsdiy, r. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Hess. 71B New i MAN WANTED Tor Loudon Latham. BORD'EN DAIRY PLANT MAN Full benefits Including free hospital- izatlon. Insurance and pension. Call HO 2-6481.

An Equal Opportunity Employer GAS STATION ATTENDANTS Full time employment. Salary plus commission. Pump gas, only. No servicing. Mlnlt Man Car Wash, 124 Ferry Troy.

BOY for plant work. Apply Bryct Beverages, 2 Oakwood Troy. BUS OPERATORS Openings ere available for bus operators. Must have neat appearance and be able to qualify for chauffeur's license. United Traction 110 Watervliet Al banv, N.

Y. 12206. CAR WASHER AND POLISHER Tin mediate opening tor reliable man experienced with Dodge products as well as other make cars. Nice, clean, well-lighted shop. Fine working condition.

Company bem fits. Steady employment. Apply In person (Xo phone call) to KEWELL BROS. DODGE, 169 Ontario Cohoes, CARPENTER For home construction or person willing to learn trade. Reply stating references and expected wage to Box 267, Troy Record Co.

iIAN WANTED Tor leneril mi. chine shop. Apply Cardijh Michiflt Works Inc. Elm Cohoei Watervllet. N.Y.

MAN--Wanted for scrap yard. Ex- pfrlenced preferred not sary. 272-5400. lr MAX--With Clasi 3 license to truck and work in warehouse. Wholesale Grocery.

Apply 211 Delaware Cohoes. GROCERY CLERK--Fall time. Some MAN experience necessary. Delivering. References required.

Watrford. 237-9701 or 279-9032. GUARDS Full-time and part-time. Immediate openings in tii-clty areas. Work regular hours every week, assignments can be tailored to conform with your availability.

Opportunities for advancement, time and a half pay for holidays, free life Insurance, paid vacations, group hospiUlizaUon, free uniforms, paid training. Moonlighters, college students, and semi-retired gentlemen welcomed. have clear record. Apply in person or' call 489-8487 for appointment. PINKERTONS', INC.

EXECUTIVE PARK SOUTH STUYVESANT PLAZA. ALBANY, N. Y. An Equal Opportunity Employer MAN WANTED--To drive canteen truck. Night work.

Apply Post Ht-staurant, Watervllet MASS EUR Licensed health club. Full time. Steady. Good salary plus extra benefits. Call Mr.

Kurzon, Albany Jewish Community Center, 438-6631. HELP WANTED For lawn care and landscaping, experience not necessary. 664-8257. CARPENTER'S HELPERS For prefab factory. Steady year round work.

Many benefits. Call Woodcraft, 273-8393. CARPENTERS--Must have tools and vehicle. Top pay. Plenty of work.

1038 Watervllet. Apply 9 a.ra.-ll a.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING LAUNDRY DEPT. 0 Hr. week, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Excellent fringe benefits. Please apply: Personnel Office, St. Mary's Hospital, 1300 Massachusetts Ave. CARPENTERS Industrial Maintenance MECHANIC WANTED For stockroom. ivorJt.

See Mr. Murray at Second Troy. MECHANIC--Dependable man with experience in truck part time helper needed. work. and compiny benefits.

Call 6 MECHANICS HELPERS--Truck work. Will train. Good starting Com- pany benefits. 463-6603. MECHANIC WITH TOOLS--Apply George's Auto Transmission Strv- Ice.

453 2nd Ave. See George. MEN Local office of company now hiring for full time employ-" mcnt. High school over, 18 tiixt capable of turning $155 Per Week To Start COLLEGE STUDENTS Considered for summer employ-. mcnt.

Only those able to start immediately need apply. CALL MR. DEAN TEL: 46.1-4133 BETWEEN 9 A.M.--2 P.M. tional, local man with a 4 JT, degree, fanner- ship potential. Excellent benefits.

Start $6,000. Fee paid. Call Kim Price, Snelling and Agency, HO 5-2245. Sneliing LEGAL NOTICE ADVI.RTISKMT.NT OF IUHS I Hndton Vftlley Conimunlly Troy, York 1JI80 The Board nl Trustees of Hudson Val- "Community College, for the operation ot ttlt SUM -University Urban Center, will receive bids for "Equipment and Material for Study Skills Laboratory" in the ofricfi of the-President at tht Administration Building, Guenther Hill, on the college campus, 80 Avenue. Troy, New York, until 3:00 p.m.

(D.S.T.) on May H. 1969, at which time they' will be publicly opened and read aloud. A certified check In the amount of of the bid must accompany the Specifications may be obtained upon pplicfttlon'at the 3 University Urban Center. Washington and Front Streets, Troy. New York.

The Board 01 Trustees of Hudson Valley Community Collie right to reject all and to waive in formalin c.i in a bid. asrte to conform to lQ3n, 103h and. 103c jk il if the nenml Municipal Law af the of New VorV. FITZOIBflONS, rreildrnt Call Van at 273-3393. CEMETERY WORKER GROUND MAINTENANCE MAN Tor cemetery.

Permanent position for dependable person familiar with dump truck and tractors. Healthy outdoor work. Unusual benefits including hospitalization and life insurance. Apply in Person OAKWOOD CEMETERY 101st St. and 7th Ave.

Between 9-5 P.M. COLLEGE GRADUATES Several, immediate interviews. To $10,000. fee paid. Call Mary J.

Cerqua, 272-1066. Cerqua Placement Agency, 403 Fulton St. CREATIVE ATTORNEY for outstanding OEO Legal Services project, relocate Capital District. Minimum one vear general practice. Legal Aid Society of Albany, 79 North Pearl Albany.

DIETARY DEPARTMENT POT WASHER Experienced Full time 7 x.m. to 3 pan. 5-day week- 7 paid holiday! Vacation Pension plan available Group life insurance Group hospitaJhaUon Excellent starting salary Year round employment LEONARD HOSPITAL A good place to work. Phone or visit Personnel Office. LEONARD HOSPITAL 41 114th St.

Phone 2.3$ 0310, Ext. 26S "An Equal Opportunity Employer" DISHWASHER-- Nights, 6-3. Apply in person after 6. Otto's Restaurant, Latham Traffic Circle, 7831349.. DONUT MAN TRAINEES-- Excellent pay while learning a trade.

Good chance for advancement. Excellent working conditions. Call Mr. Done, Menands, Dunkin Donuts. 463-4909 or DRIVER-- For nationaJ company.

Uniforms furnished. Guaranteed SiUry. Piid vacation and holidays. Fully pt id hosplLUza- Hon. M34300.

DRIVERS 1 Class I yard ind local transfer- Also and drivers In trl- city area operators license. Salary $133.40 weekly. Apply in person REA Express, Port of Al! bany, Albany, N.Y. An Equal Opportunity Employer SALARY $3,800 PLUS YEARLY Depending on ability ind effort. Must be able to repair Industrial machinery, some electrical knowledge and tome welding ledge.

Apply In person after 12:30 DELMAR PALLET Railroad Albany JANITOR Full time position with all benefits for a reliable man with good past work record. CMP Industries 413 North Pearl Albany. 4343147. JANITOR-- Nights, for modern office building in Troy. Good pay to start with fringe benefits.

40-Hour week. Call 274-4800 Ext. 43 for Information. LABORER and truck driven. Class 3 license.

5 day. 40 hours, benefits. 235-S550. MtN To fill customer's orders, on bulky and heavy merchandise. A i a should have at least 2 years high school and be able to complete an plication.

These ars permanent full time positions, 5 day, 40 hours. APPLY MONTGOMERY WARD MAIL ORDER PERSONNEL OFFICE-- 8th FLOOR CHEMICAL OPERATORS If you want a Job with responsibility and you can show sound judgment and mechanical ibllity will train you. Work tvUl be on continuous rotating shifts. Starting rate an hour with substantial Increases, ihlft bonus, and excellent benefit plans. A I For Indoor cleaning and outdoor yard work, 1st shift.

Must to lift, climb, etc. Starting rate $2.43 per hour. Excellent employtt benefits. Permanent position. APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Mon.

Thru Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. SILICONE PRODUCTS WATERFORD, it Y. An Equal Opportunity Employer FLOOR MEN COURIER-CITIZEN CO.

"T7HALIST. IMSIKTMATE OPENING IN OUR COSIPOSING ROOM FOR PI.OO» MEN. STEADY WORK. LIBERAL BENEFITS. ijU time, Miul bt 16.

Apgly In Suptr Car Wuh, IM liver Tror, Call 617-458-6351 And Ask For Mr. Kaminslc!.