The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 53

DEATH Folriield 20, 1973. Frodcls J. Bremton ot 171 Colonlol Drive, FolrtleW, Igther ol Froflk ond Ml 13- R. brolher oi Mrv RoMlIe Burty ond AW is Marguerite Brtruxm. Funeral will held on Saturday rt 9:30 In FalrileJd funeral tioriw of.WHmot, West Post Rood, end at 10 in St.

PlusX Church with a Moss of Christian Burlol. Interment 'In ST. Friends may colt Friday evening 7-? p.m. rwal Anastashi lin Souoatudc Friends oro In- Patrick W. Anastashi ot 9 Frank- OBITUARIES day celebrant of the Miss and read Burial Michael's the committal.

vlted to attend funeral from Charles Lewis funeral home, 210 stale sfreet, WesTport on Friday, Sp. 2) ot 9:30 a.m. and In the Church Assumption or 10 o.m. with a Mais of Christian Burial, interment in Assumption Greens Farms. There will be co 11 Ing BELLE-m this city, September 19, .1973.

Mrs. Francis Belle, beloved wife of Uyrnan Belle of Brentwood avenue; Falrfleld. Arrangements 1oler by Morion's 25 Currier street. COY--In MUforiJ, SepT. 1973.

GEOcg? A. CTMy of 327 Williams avenue, Day. torta seoch, beHoved husband of the late Ada Bel Ing Coy and cousin of Mrs. Burton Van of Woodruff road, Mllford. Services will be held at the Cody-White funeral home, 107 Brood street, Friday at 2 p.m.- interment in Mllford cemeiery.

There wlH be no coll- ing hours. FAIELLA-m 1hls city Sept. 17, 1973. Maria Saruclla Falellcr, beloved wife ol Philip Falella of 140 Arlington beloved sister of Miss Angelina Santella. Friends In I led lo nllend the funeral oft Saturday morning at 8 o'clock from the Parente-Lauro funeral name, 569 Washington and at 9 o'clock IrTSt, Raphael's Church wllh a Moss of Ihe Christian Burial.

Interment In St. Michael's cemetery. Friends, may call Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. FLEMING-ln 1 hi cltVSect. 17, 1973.

David Fleming, age 80, of 30 Fleming Road, beloved father of'Mrs, Gerald Sighlcellf. Prlvole services and inler- ment were held at 1he convenience of 'the family. Those desiring may make lo the New York Counsel on Alcoholism 29 Ealt 22nd street, N.Y., M.Y. ICOIO. Wllmot, West 8, Goulding 1209 PosT Road, Fa1r- Hiss Adele M.

Dougherty Services for Miss. Adele M. Dougherty, of 2625 Park avenue, who died Tuesday, took place today in Our Lady of the Assumption church. Burial was in St. Peter cemetery, Belleville, N.J.

Mrs. Philip Fatella Services for Mrs. Maria.San- tella FaieUa, of 140 Arlington street; wife of Philip Falella and a switchboard operator at Park City hospital, who died Wednesday in St. Vincent's hospital, will be conducted Saturday at. 8 a.m.

in the Parente-tauro funeral home, 559 Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Raphael's church. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mrs Faiella had resided in this city all her life.

Survivors in addition to her lusband, are a sister, Miss Angelina a a ol Bridgeport; and several nieces and nephews. of three brothers, Paul-Forgacs, ol Stepney, and Steven and Louis Forgacs, both of Fairfield; five grandchildren and four great- grandchildren. Mrs. Ruben Gordon Services for Mrs. Celia Splotaroff Gordon, 6fi, wife Ruben Gordon 'of 331 Vmcelette street, who died Tuesday, took lace today in the Green funeral lome.

Rabbi Moshe Congregation Agudas Achim of- iciated, and burial was in Agudas Achim cemetery, Fairfield. David Fleming David Fleming, 80, of 80 LOOWIN--In Trumbull, Sept. 19, Mary J. Loawln, of 5663 Main street, Trumbult; sister of Mrs. Helen Terrell ond Mrs, Genevleve Longdon.

Friends are Invited la nltend 1 the funeral from the -Spodacclno and Sons funeral home, ffft Washington avenue on Saturday, Sept. 22nd al 8 am. and at 9 a.m. In Holy Rosary church with a Mass of the Christian Burial. Interment In St.

Michael'j cemetery. Friends may Friday 3 to and; 7 to 9 LONGTftETH--ln this city Sept. 19, Anna Pull en Lonostrcth, age 93, of 3030 Park Avenue, beloved rhotner oF George Thaddeus Langstrerh. Memorial services will be held on Saturday al 12 p.m. at Pullman Chapel of the Golden Hill United Methodist Church, Bridgeport.

Interment will be at the convenience- ol the family Ohio. There will be 'no calling hours. Those desiring may moke contributions to 1he Grants Tn-AFd-Fvnd, 3030 Park Inc. Wllmot, West Gouldlng funeral home, 1209 Post Road, Falrfleld, are In charge of arrangements. MAHER--In thistly, Sept.

17,1973. John P. Maher of 315 Judson place, Brldgc- Invited to'attend the funeral on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. In the Cyril -F. I Ins funeral 1640 Boston avenue, comer Rldneficld and at 9 a.m.

In St. Ambrose r3iurch with Mass of Christian Burial, interment In'St. 1 Michael's cemetery. Friends may coll Friday 3 5 a 7 9 p.m. Parking Jot entrance on Rldgeflcld avenue.

MRNG1NO--In this city 20, 1973. Fleming road, Fairfield, died Monday In Bridgeport hospital. Private services and burial were con due ted at the convenience of the family. Mr. Fleming, born in Harrisburg, was an area resident most of his; We.

He was a retired purchasing agent for the American Chain and Cable company. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member of the Fairfield County Hunt club, the Country Club of Fairfield, the University club and Ihe Princeton club, New York city. He was active in the Sheltered Workshop for many years. Survivors are -a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Slghlc'elli France; and five grandchildren.

Joseph Forgacs, Sr. Services for Joseph Forgacs, 68, of formerly of Bridgeport, who died Wednesday in Franklin hospital, will take pi ace tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Ihe Ramsey luneral home, Franklin. Born in was. a Bridgeport resident-many years'and was employed at the former Columbia Records Ho moved to New Jersey 20 years ago.

Survivors his wife, Mrs! Victoria Collins. Forgacs; a son; Joseph Forgacs, of Franklin; a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Bennett Mrs. Howard Halght, Sr. Services for Mrs.

Evelyn M. Haight, 53, -wife of Howard Haight, of Miami, and formerly of Fairfield, who died Tuesday in Miami will take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. In the E. O. Curry funeral home, 313 North James street, Peekskill, N.Y., with the Rev.

Ralph J. Morgan, pastor of the United Methodist church, Peekskill, officiating. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery, Peekskill. John T. Matter Services for John T.

Maher, 56, of 215 Judson place, an em- ploye of the Ross and Roberts Plastic company of Stratford, who died Wednesday, will take place Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the Cyril F. Mullins funeral home, 1640 Boston avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Ambrose church. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. A native of Bridgeport, Mr. Maher was a member of the cemetery. the Rev. Francis Pranckus was celebrant of the Mass and read the committal.

Bearers were Charles Stankevi- cius, Antanas Sunaitis, William Kajeckl, Michael Arisen, James Hawley and Francis Niestemski. William R. Seaman Services for William R. Seaman, 71, of 60 Botsford place, Trumbull, who died Tuesday, took place today in St. Emery's church, Fairfield.

Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery. The Rev. Dennis Szocs was celebrant of the Mass and read the committal. Bearers were Louis Puskas, John Hamburger, Robert Honorary bearers were niem- ers of the Bricklayers union OKal 2: Robert Sparano, Joseph John Frank Pluchino, Anthony Clericuzio and Joseph Granese. Active bearers were Egidio, and Angelo Tannucci, James Lousi and Cleo Grilli.

Male Help Wanted UTO 'SALES help -We requlrt 2 od- cnol auto sales people to -Kid oCt our staff. PJease call Rtger Willri, at $53-9431 for appointment. NORWALK PLYMOUTH "11 Connecticut Ave-, Norwolk, Conn. CARPENTERS APPRENTICES. Ap- CARPENTER WANTED Experience In remodeling a muif.

Coll Dorsch and Roger Farkas. Mri. Michael Sember. Services for Mrs. Veronica Morchln Sember, 93, of 45 Wade street, formerly of State, street, widow, of Michael Sember, who died Wednesday In Moun tain Laurel convalescent home Miss Mary Josephine Logwin TRUMBULL--Services will take place Saturday for Miss Mary Josephine Lofjwin, 58, ot 5663 Main street, a former employe of the Hawley Manor resturaot, Newtown, who died yesterday in her home.

The funeral will be conducted at 8 a.m. in the S. Spadacclno and Sons funeral home, 499 Washington Bridgeport, and at 9 o'clock in Holy Rosary church. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford.

Born in Newburyport, Miss Logwin resided in the Bridgeport area 50 years. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Helen Terrell of Naugatuck CARPENTERS WANTED Steady year round work. Apply on Ihe lob, 1000 War- mi HIM Ylfollord. sn Olno.

THE -BRIDGEPORT POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, GAS STATJON ATTENDANT Full or GROUP LEADER. Train schedule small group wiring electronic assemblies. Wiring experience It necessary olio ability to get work done. Excellent on Equal Opportunity Etnpioyer, Fitch 51., East HQfwatk. uuTM Brltfwwf' parlllme, need men available Lorrv Sorvrday 3 o.m.

to 12 noon, Sunday Ws BrttotXEf om 6 P' ltort 1w hour lors, Bnagepon in SJ.rrt_^Jnlfo/m Sun- plled. Retirees welcamt. 1 Male Help Wanted rMN FOR Cutting and Mint have iome experience. Calk 347-4401 for appointment or apply perton Mercury 524 Laioytttt iuv i uunv, 1011 Nichols near Route 'or call 377-5044. evenlngi.J MECHANIC Experienced with: truck and bus work.

For a QOI powered school bus fleet. All regular company beneflls. Call Dunn Bus INCLINED young of aulomotic oiiembjy, perfcrm minor lust men Is, 1 Male Help Wanted PRESS ROOM, fof-enjan. Good OPPO- Ivnliy for rlghl rrton; overtime orvd beo- eflri. Apply ot Tool Onion Bpt.

PRINTING FIRM tat 2 openings, ex- celient apporltxiMy tor experienced Kkige acid. slomp preu operatx camera sfrTpper, excellent benefllt fc poy. Call PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR Foldlna plont offers op- porfunity (or quolrtJtd letter press operator to star! as working Salaried portion with good benefiti excellent future potential. Cell Mr. Kevcj collect orronge for contidenllai rnier- lew, Scott Daniel) Porl'anJ, will be conducted Saturday at and Mrs.

Genevieve Langdon of Holy Name society oE St. Ambrose church, and the ridgeport Council of Catholic Men. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Sandra Bruder of Milford, Cynthia Moore of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Carolyn Hull of Stratford, and four grandchildren.

R. Anthony. Manglno a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. the Baptist Carpatho Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic church.

Burial will in St. John's cemetery, Stratford. Panahedeon services will be conducted Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the funeral home. Born in Austria Hungary, Mrs.

Sember resided in Bridgeport 74 years. Survivors are three sons, John Sember Sr. and Steve Sember, both of Bridgeport, and Michael Sember, of Daytona Beach, four daughters, Mrs. Ann DeChamps, of Bridgeport, Mrs Mary Huck, of Stratford; Mrs Helen Rinko, of Fairfield; and Mrs. Agnes Gendron, of Orlan do, 15 grandchildren, great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren.

John P. Sodosld Services for John 63, of 743 Clark street, who died Milford; and several nieces and nephews. Cella Manglno; brother of Nicholas and Vincent Manglno, ond Miss Helen Manglno. Friends are Invited to ctleiHl the funeral from the S. Spodacclno Sflns funeral home, 4W WaiViinqlon Avenue, on Salurdoy, Sept.

22ntl ut 9:00 n.m., and at 10:00 a.m. In St. Raphael's with a Mass of Chrhllon Burlat. Inlerment St. Ml- chacl's cemetery.

may cr" TJiursdcly 7 to 9 p.m., Friday 3 to and 7 to 9 p.m. MORAN--In South Carolina, Sept. 17, WX'Nonehan Rase HambrocK Moron, formerly oE Tnjmb'jll, Conn. Friends are Invited to attend a Memorial Serwlce In EDlscopal church, Bridgeport on Frkfay afternoon, sept. 21 at i Interment win be In Park cemetery, at the convenience of the family, Lt Is requested lhat'botn calling be-emitted but IKdeslrcd, contributions may DEATH NOTICES READE--In Pulney, Vermont, Soot.

19, 1973. Hannah D. Reade, wife of Bernard E. Reade, 5r. ol Rt.

Putnay, Vermont. Services will be held In'Ihe Fair Held Fur-eral home of Albert Spear, 39 South Benson road art bcpt. 22nd al 1:30 o'clock. Inlermcnt Irt Mt. Grove cemetery.

Friends may call Thursday evening from 7 lo 9 and on Friday from 3 la ond 7 to 9 p.m. If desired, confribullons may be made to the Cancer Socle'y. SEMBER--In this city, Sept. 19, 1973 Mrs. Veronica Morchln Stmbcr, widow of Mldiae! Sember Sr.

of 45 Wade formerly of Slate street, be loved molticr of John Sember Sr. Michael orxt'Steve Sember, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mrs Helen RInko ond Mri. Agnes Gendron Friends are Invllett to attend Ihe Anthony.Mahgino, 63; of 256 Hunyadi street, Fairfield, died today in St.

Vincent's Services be Saturday 9 the. Spadacclho arid home, avenue, arid at 10 o'clock in St. Raphael's church; Burial-will be in St. ivlichafel's cemetery. Mr.

'a- native of Bridgeport, was employed with le city ss "an inspector of eights and measurers. He was member of the Bridgeport rder of Elks and a U. S. Navy etenm of World War II. Survivors his wife, Mrs.

tfarion Cella Mangino; two Nicholas and Vincent Mangino, both of Bridgeport; ne sister. Helen Mangino of Bridgeport: and several, nieces nd nephews. Monday, took place, today in Holy Rosary church. Burial.was in St. Michael's cemetery.

The Dominic Riisso was celebrant-of the Mass and read the' comrhittal. Bearers were Daniel Giannini, Glenn, ihyayne and Jeffrey Giannini, Robert'Noia and Donald Zclla. Patrick W. Anastasia WESTPORT Services for Patrick W. Anastasia, 57, of 9 Franklin Saugatuck, a Public Works department em; ploye, who died yesterday in Norwalk hospital, will take place iomorrow at a.m.

in the Charles H. Lewis funeral home, 210 East State street, and at 10 o'clock in the Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in As sumption cemetery, Greens Farms. Born in Westport, Mr. Anastasia resided in Westport all of his life.

He was an army veteran of World War II and a member of the Joseph' J. Clinton Post 399 Veterans. of Foreign Wars and of the Saugatuck Hose Company Survivors are two sons, Robert and Michael Anastasia' of Norwalk, daughters, Miss Patricia and Lorraine, both of Norwalk; his Mrs. Carrie Anastasia of Westport; four brothers, Frank, Edward, Anthony and Jonji Anastasia, all of Westport; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Ricca and Mrs.

Gerald Ricca, both of West- roduct Development work dealing with wtal finishing processes. lolling ex- eflence preferred. Salary commemorate Itn experience. Contact Miss Rum F. Enthone Inc.

P. 0. Box 1900, Hew oven. CHEF WANTED Experienced. Inter- lew altar 5 pJn, DeNllJo 1 Villa In River Bpt.

CHILD CARE. Staff for residential reolment for dliturtjed children, Min- mum 21 years old. 2 years college. Own ranportgtlon. Call 9 a.m.

to p.m. Mon, ttiro Frl. Mr. Chorney. to 9 Monday through Friday.

Dependable man wonted to supervise office leaning activities in several accounts In area. Involves hiring person- Ki, Training, taxing building Inspections, good starting poy- Travel allowance. Full time future available. Call Dally between and 9 p.m: Collect, 2W-2Q51. 1ST CLASS machinist, or tool tile maker days.

Seymour Sheridan, 264 COLLECTIONS Local collection agency seeking telephone collectors for part time evening positions. Five day week. per hour. Colt- COMPUTER OPERATOR to S174 Wk MAJOR IBM 360-30 DOS SYSTEM. 1 Good benefits.

'Call R. Hupka BAILEY OF TRUMBULL, 9294m CONSCIENTIOUS man, wanted for night, work In capacitor winding dep) Must hcve mecrwnlcal oplllude. F-DYNE ELECTROHICS CO. JS7-M31. Deg.

2-J yrs. Public or Industrie! ex? Salary lo 513,000. Fee Paid. Good growth. SMELLING SNELL1NG, 33W COOK to work full-time.

Nlghls. 5 p.m Colt NESS or visit 7 Latayette Mllford, for local Interview. GROWING CPA firm wants Individual wllh experience In jpybllc accounting. Post'Telegrwn, BOK 1239. GUARD WANTED Apply 3030 Park Bpt.

Interviews between a.m. and 3 p.m. Phone 333-4622, star Security. HEADER OPERATOR wonted. Experience Top pay beneEDi.

Brighton Best Socket Screw MS KnowKon HEATING SALESMAN Experienced, excellent fcr right rnan. Salary, plus commission. Apply: Mopiewood Brldoeporf. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLERS Sheet mdal mechanics, servicemen, helpers. If you wont fo work want a steady we have an opening for you.

Call 1-9M-92I7 or apply at Steve Vialtone Sheet Metol 72 Acton West Haven. from a.m.-6 p.m. HELP WANTED Port Tirne dlshwmher. Apply In person. Merrill Parkway Restaurant, Black Rock- HIGH SCHOOL BOY-- K.lrchen helper, 8:30 p.m.

to 10:30 p.m., Tues. through Roberts Magic Kitchen 47 Nichols SfraMBTd. HOME OWNERS MaXe K-1) per hour doing Light milling, turning etc. at home. Full or part time.

Send fa dimes list stating your experience ta Post Telegram Box 1222. time men for day work. Call between 5, 33J-7570I er ups, ond be responsible for flow of material. Excellent opportunity Apply isrnscm Research 118 Burr Bpf. MECHANICS ELECTRO MECHANIC EXPERIENCED OR GOOD MECHANICS TO LEARN THE ELECTRICAL 1 II 1 A M.50 PLUS PER HOUR BASED ON EX- PERIEIICE AND DESIRE.

COMPLETE BENEFIT PROGRAM. SCHULZ ELECTRIC COMPANY 300 EAST NEVY HAVEN MEDIUM sire Haven Company has openings an ihe first and second shifts, for experienced platers and plat- ers helpers. Firs! Shift, rack plating supervisor. Second shift, fttnerol plating supervisor. For appoinlnient call W3-160X Seaboard Metal and Finishing Freshmsodow West Haven, (Behind Topps).

time. Including Thurs. and Frl. nights apply In person, Skydeli, 1050 E. Mai Bpl.

METAL SPtmiERS. Experienced mela spinners. Part time, full time. Blu Cross, CMS, overtime. Precision Meta Fabricating, 377-6535.

MECHANIC WANTED. Experienced all phases of engine repair. Must hav strong electrical background. Position 1 salaried. Truck lools ere provided, Fr Inge benefits ore exceptional.

Fashion en rolls boln shop work road service col In Industry private homes. Will consider training the riant mon. Write Pos Telegram BOX 1217 stating work ex perlence, education, salary level desired. MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER, parts, must be ot1e to use all common PRODUCTION TRAINEE. Rore OppOf- (o enler trve production fldd wllh a local "FORTUNE, 500" mooyfoo urer.

Coll tor Informal loo ImrrvedkitelV' Fee Pold. FO UN ERSONNHL, 40 Washington 1 Hertford. -3 yrs. experience In COBOL, BAL, RTG, 8M. 340-170 DOS, OS.

Tee Paid. esume 8, hliTory or call for ap- mCn ZACKRISON ASSOCIATES Main 51., Bpt. -2 yrs mini Anolyils, design pro- arom. KnawlMige of assembler BAL. op- incorioni.

Fee Fold. Send resume salary Htrory or call lor appl. ZACKRISON ASSOCIATES 51,, Bpt. PROJECT ENGINEER Excellent opporluolty for a compelenf mechanical engineer wltn BS or 'MS degree 46 yrs. of experience tn Ihe areas ot machine design construction automated equipment.

Will be expected lo carry through from concept to completion. are one of Ihe Country's teadirq manufacturers of surgical products. A one of the largest employers In the area. 'Our plant Is modern, growing, with excellent future prospects. Employee benefits ore unsurpassed.

We Invite yci nqulres. Please wrlre too: DAVIS GECK PLANT 1 Casper Danbury- Conn. 04310 RESPONSIBLE, mature adult lo vise and hondJcopped cMtttre and adults. Also must be good driver cooking desirable. THE FROG POND RESTAURANT 378-8874' COOK, for Red Coach Grill, Darlen, p.m.

shift. Steady employment Fop salary- For manager ot ore Information call HOUSE SCRAPERS wanted. Experience necessary. Must be able to work will) power sanding equipment. One and two family houses.

tt.OO per hour. Call Hydro Air Spray Systems, 384-1357. land tools ond light, mechanics Some blueprint reading required. Perman- enj position. Coll Mr.

CREDIT ANO COU-ECTIONS Local collection oaencv seeking two telephone caHecti oaencv 'ors, mil ilde wcrk on IMMEDIATE Openings for experienced set up men on punch shear ond press brake. Also, need paint sprayers, metal finishers, spot punch press operators. Apply: Shank Metal fff ducts, 49 Day St- So. NgrwclV. witti no Held coils.

Excellent commission program with all fringe benellls. People with finance company or bank credit experience are desired, however, we will train csgresslve, hard workl-- duals, am 5-5191 or send -0. Box IK Bridgeport irking ta resume 1 INSURANCE AGENTS, salary plus commlsslbns, service agency clients no prospecting. Stamford's largest Write: Post-Teleorom BoxlOft. MILLING MACHINE operator, same experience, full or port time.

K. Tool 21 RMelle Mlltord, capped people. Call 1-735-8727 for oppofnt- menr. MONEYl' PART TIME You can make W-tw a week, clear speaking voice needed. Mon.

5-9. Sot. Mr. Rlcclo' ot QUALITY CONTROL Inspecllorvln Process-lst piece. Ground Hoar opporlunl- fy to set-yp basic QC system carry out all phases ot our Inspection very srrtell company, rapidly exporvllrg, non- nse, good work corvdltlons.

oooa" iflls, near Turnpike. We need experienced, Industrous, self-starler, male or lemale. Send letter or resume with ilsfory salary fo: ECA, Box 9123. Book of Remembranffr. The Albtrt Sucor (uncrot 1222 Fairfield avenue Ij in charge of arrangements.

Mun ImtrtloB M.mory and MMI be uibmmed In orrl- Ine ol publlertlon Mill tn 410 SUM f.t., Bilifltpart. Cow. DOUBLE-BRONZE TRAVE MARKER WHK Complete WILLOW MONUMENT WORKS 2766 North Bpt. 335-0237 MOMENTS perseniliy dMlpicd by Walter A. Tomczyk BARNUM Monument Works TOMCZYK BROS.

Work done in all Conn. N. Y. Cemeteries'. 1086 Bamum Bpt.

(Kur Cinlnl Art. Bpt. HoijiLm Call for Appmt. 335-6073 funerol from the funeral residence of nc Frank Polke and' Son. ISM Falrfteld a -avenue, corner Hancock oo Saturday ot a.m.

and at St. John, the BapHit la Corpotho-Rusalan Orthodox GrceX Cath- -o ollc church al 9 a.m. Interment In St. John's Stratford. Friends may Si call Thursday 3-5 ond 7-9 Pannl nweon services -a 7:30 p.m.

SENTENNE-- In NonwalK Hoipllol. Sept. jn Reginald B. Sentence, husband of Dorothy Klnney Senteniw o( 1 Mlnule Man ME, Westport. Frtends are nviled to attend the- fuwrol FrSdav.

9 a.m. In the' Church of Assumption, for a Mass ot Chrlsllcn Burial, mter- ment in Siyillowbrook cemelsry. Tha family "requMts oo calling hours. In leu of flowers? contributions to the A Heart Fund, IS Beitswwd, Conn, would be Ar- rangements by Fable funeral home. 215 West State street, Westport.

THIBAtILT-- tn Ihls city 19, Eugenia (Gene) Plstev Thlboult, -Widow oflho lair- Albert Feltx-Thibtxjirai-SU Villa Falrtfeld, devoted mot ot Roberr TMboult, age Friends InvileU lo attend 1he funeral from Chartes T. Pistey Sons funeral Tiome, 255 Burnunn Avenue, corner Noble, on 1 Saturday at 8:15 a.m. and at 9 o'clock K6ly Family Churdi, with Mass or Christ too Burial, in- lermcnt in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may coll 3 and 7 m.

on Friday. In lieu of flowers Mosus would IMS odprKtotetl- In loving memory of 'my wifr, Jesslft Jack TomErnsofl, who passed owoy 1 years ago tortay, Sept. 1970. 1 loit my irie's companion A linked -wltn. my own Day by day 1 more A i wa1 tc- through 1 1fe alone.

God saw tha rood was oetting rough Ttre WUs too sleep to climb Ke gently closed your weary eyes And whispered peocfl be thine. Sadly missed fay her husband Bill. IN WEWORIAM In lovirvg memory of our mom, Jessla Jaclc who pasted owoy thrct years, OBO today, Sept. What would we give If we could soy "Hi Mom" in Ihe some old way. To hear your voice To see your saWe To sit and talk wllh you-ownllt Thouon absent you ore rear And you loved so very Sadly mined and lovingly remembered by sans, daughters randdilldren.

Mrs. Nanchan Mo ran Memorial services for Mrs. Nanchan Rose Hambrock Moian, 5, formerly of TrurabuH, who died Sunday in Self Memorial lospital, Greenwood, S.C., will ake place tomorrow at 2 p.m. a St. John's Episcopal church Burial will be in Park cemetery at the convenience of the family.

The Albert. W. Spear funeral iome, 3222 Fairfield avenue, is charge of arrangements. Peter Services for Peter E. Police, 60, of 78 Fern street, Fairfield, who died Monday, took place today in St.

Thomas Aquinas church, Fairfield. Burial was in Si. Michael's cemetery. Petrucci was 'celebrant of; the Mass anc read' the" committal!" Bearers, 'all' members of the Power Squadron; 1 were Eben, Burr, A. T.

Kahn, John Blake, A. Edward Schulz, John Condon, and Earl E. James, of the -Fayerweather- Yacht club, was an honorary bearer. Anthony Puglia (Poole) Services for Anthony Puglia (Poole), 83, formerly of Windsor street, who "died Monday, took place in St. Raphael's Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. The Rev. Guido Montanaro was celebrant of the Mass and read the Bearers were and Michael' Puglia, and Eric Rosso.and Benito Gallucci. C. Henry Stuart, Sr.

BRIDGE WATER C. Henry Stuart, of Christian street, a horse dealer and trainer, was dead on arrival Wednesday morn ing at New Milford hospital after being stricken ill in his home. Dr. John M. Street, medical examiner, said death was caused by a heart attack.

Services will take place tomorrow at 2 p.m. in St. Mark's Episcopal church, with the Rev. Byron ituhlman, rector, officiating. Burial will be in North cemetery, Sherman.

A native of Sherman, Mr. Stuart was a-resident of Bridgewater 43 years. He was known for going west to bring back horses for breaking and training at his Christian street farm. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olive Traver Stuart; five sons, Millard J.

of Kent, C. Henry, of Milford, Donald William T. and Richard E. Stuart, al! of Bridgewater; seven daughters, Mrs. James Williams, Mrs.

Edward Barrett, Mr. Donald Williams, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Edward Ferriss, Mrs. Edwarc port, Mis.

Ann Kozar of Norwalk, Mrs. Louis Buono of San Pedro, and Mrs. John MacDonald, of Westport; and several nieces and nephews. DELL MEN managers and clerks, experienced, flood salary and benefits. For Interview appointment, pnone collect.

will Snow you HOW to moke WOO monthly benefits part 15-10. hours per week, home. Send name, address, phone" number to P.O. Box 21j, Folrfleld, Conn. 06430.

DESIGNERS Electro, mechanical packaging experience hton rates: IMMEDIATE Call collect anytime, 1-735-5S45. CLAIR ASSOCIATES ANSON1A; CONN. INVESTIGATOR Prlvole. Part trre. car necessary, surveillance experience hetoful.

335-2950. JEWELRY SALESMAN Experienced all phases Including ment. Good salary plus. Call 363-9194 af- "MIGHT OWL" SANITATION MEN needed lo work food Monroe. Must aver IB.

Hrs. approx 1: DJn. to 4a.m. APPly Iri person, to Red Foods, Main Monroe, Man --1. between 9 o.m.

4 p.m OFFSET PRESSMEN Interested in helping: lo manage small printing company. Mutt be able to produce gooc quality- work, as weit as talk to customers, order marjerfosi, and estlmxrr Knowledge of heipfu all Mr. Summers'-for on appointment DOCK SUPERVISOR Copoble of handling misc. freight and supervision cl platform help. Vollerte TransportallDn Conn.

South NorwQlK a.m.-noon. Monday thru Friday. 8 to Sot. Experienced preferred. Pleasa coll Mrs.

Coedlrt, weekdays between 9 10 2M-S681. wy orxl worXIng' Call Santos ik for Joe A BETTER JOB, ALASKA, FLORIDA. ALIFORNIA, ARIZONA, LAS VEGAS. NEWSPAPERS FROM THE SO STATES. READ THE CLASIFLELD SECTIONS.

DRIVER FOR TRACTOR-TRAILER Must be experienced. Apply In person, fl' phone calls. The Bridgeport Bed SpMni IP? Thompson Bpt. A BETTER pcrMlme income for mon- agement minded person. Exciting business expanding.

For appointment, ABLE MAN for servicing buses. CMSj Blue Malar Medical, vacation. Apply In 1 Soao Avc. Bpt. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN SOUTH CENTRAL CONNECTICUT FIRM NEEDS TWO ELECTRONIC TECHNl CIAN5 FOR SERVICING S.C.R.

CON TROLS IN ELECTRONI. EQUIPMENT OMPANY BENEFITS INCLUDE PAID PENSION PLAH AND MEDICAL INSURANCE, BUT MOST OF ALL WE HAVE EXCELLENT FUTURE GROWTH. 1228. ACCOUNTANT Semi-Senior, pojllion open wllh CPA firm. Splendid opportunity for capable party.

Adequate salary, profit shoring pension participation, life Arheellfi Insurance plus other fringe benetlli. Phone 336-256T. A MAN WANTED to coll on selllrtg- pauenger Tlrt background helpful but nut necessary. Apply Super Retread Tire IBS Stage ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Solid state trouble shooting ability, preferably with audio recorders ord-or TV Unusual opportunity for personal devetoi ment as key member of firm In growl Call 1-M6-9660, Norwalk. NCORD COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS Industrial Educ.

TV KITCHEN HELP Some Knowledge of ooklng. Hours 1:30 to 6:30. For Hiformr on tfcll Mr. "Jones. 3753841.

ext. 23i. LATHE OPERATOR or rrwchtnlSt, Isl lass, for small work. Tool OPERATOR FOR BRIDGEPORT MA- HIKE AND OPERATOR FOR ENGINE LATHE Must te able to- set up and operate short runs and prota-type. you re distatlstled W1 th present woaes or working conditions, we have the right lob or you.

Top notch meo only. All benefits, ty of overtime. Name your own e. Milford area. Post Telegram BOX LABORERS WANTED In for in-ground wlmmlng poo! Installation.

Must have own -transportation. 377-OlOP. LIBRARY GUARD Needed for weekends University of Bridgeport Hours Sot. 9 a.m. p.m..

Sun, 12 noo 11 p.m. Coll Mrs. Os p.m.. feyee, 394-471 1 ext .56. An Equal Opportunlly Employer.

LOOKING FOR A FUTURE? Need experienced dock, look for a strong future U1 iastest growing mota benefits, pleasant hours. QUINN FREIGHT LINES South Smith Conn. W-33Q4 1-300-243 RESTAURANT MANAGER Nonvalk, fait food. 6-day week. Muit versallle.

Good salary. Call Mr. 1-748-11M. RETIRED GENTLEMAN funeral home; kitchen, be4rt live iMnJB room. No rent for aniwering doorbell other duties.

Call 334-8200, q.m. to a.m., 2 lo 5 Wont a belter loo? L' SNELL1NG SHELLING, iLESMAN Glor OIL BURNER.service- Excellent SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE, Large natlorwl firm, seeks.Individual with executive aWllty person- allty'who looking, for; mai-- i foci ment We talary fo IILOM) while offer a In our 'trail marvape- starirng prooram. Complete flroup I-MA-I70D, 'trolnjng eneflts. Cell SALES REPRESENTATIVE For eonvnon molor carrier. Southern Conn.

aita. Equal 1 opportunity employer. Coll I-795-0218. OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT poterv lal 75 counlrles, all occupations, sales, nurses, construction, teaci SANITATION MAN needed for frozen food plant, Hrs. 3:30 p.m.

to 11 p.m. Apply In person to Red L. 13S Main Monroe, Mon. thru FrF. between 9 4 p.m.

jpalio! nurses, construction, teachers, management, machine operators, ctarlcal, recent omds. Continental Broker: Conn. Appt. only, 1-3M-9991. S(ra1br1tlge Apts.

225 Golden Hill o.m. lo 3 p.m. dolly. PART TIME MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 3:30 P.M-9 P.M. STEADY WORK LH FURNITURE FACTORY.

CALL MR. LEE, 333-514S. 779-9323. A MAN, ALL oround work In metal oo. rivers License reqvl red.

Apply idvoncedi Metaleroft, 100 Logon A MAN wanled foF fcHtlmeT position mold room." Apply Super Retread Ire Company, II! Stojg; Stratford. ELECTRO PLATER for eleclrfinlc circuits, silk screner, geflerol PC technician experience desirable, capable trainee will be con- iTtfered. Call 1-847-7332. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN, 18 or over, work In retail store. Part-Urns on rveekenefs.

Good opportunity, oood pay tVrlle Box 11W, HI If men t. RequlremenU' diligence desire to work. 21 or order. please send Enquiries, name pnone to Post Box Tig Law, Mrs. Robert Orvis, all Bridgeport; a brother, Ernest Stuart of Waterbury; a sister Mrs.

Robert McCaughan of Al bany, N.Y.; 39 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Mrs. William Muller DARIEN Services for Mrs. Margaret Siebel Muller, 84, of 3 Birch road, widow of William C. Muller, who died Tuesday, took place today in Peter's Lutheran church, Nonvalk.

The Rev. Edward P. Merkel, fisistant pastor, officiated, and burial was in Spring Grove cemetery. ELECTRONIC TECH Time positron available for electronic technician, either mornings or afternoons. Call 377-33S3, or appty.ct.TV Engineers, 344 Boston Slrattofd.

ELECTRONIC PARTS wipply rampant as openings for counter ond receTving clerks. Veterom 246T ENERGETIC pTOttoction supervisor for ssemtly ol electronic )vne Eleclronrcs 367-6431. A-J OWNER of succestul young In Tial orgonlTOtlon In need of very bright ogresslve, personable right hand man to latce full resixxislbl I Ity of office customer management. Lifetime opportunity tor right man. Send resume to P.O.

Box 418S, Conrr. 06607. GI NEE R5-O ESIGN RS-ORA FTSMAI Experienced In CM! Engineering Held. Permanent pwlHon with progressfve con' firm. Excellent working Aisoclales, West yHcven, 1 -934-5391 LUMBER Hardware Salesman retail store, 5 day week, vacollan, good benefits.

Apply In person only, Henderson Tibull Supply, 2300 -Reservoir PART TIME position liquor sloire, 3 nights Must be reliable. Write ume'to: P.O:.Box 7GO, LUXURY APARTMENT neetfs doormon wllh good background and mojt be cccomodollng orvd most be nect osk for superlntwxJenT, LUXURY APARTMENT needs men dependable and reliable for cleanEna; ha! Sf oporfincnls, Intrnorortor, rooms, maintenance and-Ivrvmnowlng. Must be flexible God -wofkVia condl- ilons. Ask for iupef kiTervdtnl, MACHINISTS and sheet -metal, mechanics. Many full and part time openings avaltabfe, wllh required.

Top 11 ng salary. For Interview call The Wertdon 17 Irving Stamford. 1 An Equal Opporrunlly Env ptyer. robie. Loco end 'Saturday giving brlet i Stratford, Coi SANlTATIOr; MAN needed for froien aod plant.

Hri. 3:30 p.m. lo II p.m. Ap- -ly In person to Red 188 Main Monroe, Mon. thru Frl.

between 9 i.m. 4 p.m. SECURITY GUARDS 3 art trme 4 p.m. Saturday to 12 12 noon Sunday to 12 mlOfilaftt. Must t.ove phone ond crean record.

Apply in ioon. 1U Stole person, 9 o.m. to Room 302. SECURITY GUARDS WEEKENDS-WEEKDAYS FULLTIME-PART TIME EitabUihed security agency Is looking lor men. Posliloni naw open from to New Ha wen.

Good starting NO SELLING Good pay (or light Soturrfay deliveries. Oar ridgeuor f. Second floor, right, Thursday, 7 fo 8 p.m. Experlenled I.E.'* wrth backorourvf In process sheet wrJtlng, time study, plant layout-or-value-analysis. Work 3.

to hewn'per evening, T5 -to-20 per Excellent pay. Send to: Box TIS6, Poif PART TIME food plant In Conn. Hours approic. 3:30 p.m 0 p.m. 5 a wwk.

Coll Red Fo Aonroe, frorri 9 ajn, 4 p.m. Mon. har Frl. at 76M633 OPERATOR, metal fobrlco- ben Hits. Contact Flaherty Gtavara No experience we will APPLICATIOHS now being accepted tor stock boy.

Full lime. Apfrty In person, Skydeli. 1060 East Main Bpt. ENGINE LATHE OPERATOR opera lor, Inspector trainee. must be able to reod Apply Mr- Bayer, -177-276T, Space Croft 76 finch Wllford.

An Eaual Opporjunlty APARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT, full lime. Must be able to do minor repairs, Apt. plus sclary. CoH Mrs. Carbonella 1-772-1200.

MILDRED S. HIGGINS INC. train. Health, life Insurance. Instrument Polrfleld 334-3400.

PART TIME floor deoner. area. 15.75 per hour, 6-9 a.m. Own ransoortotlon. Only Interested partlu EXPERIENCED TRUCK.

Driver drive 22 if. dtesel straight truck. know S. New York "area. Apply Tom-Wat Long Beach Slraf- ford, Cor.n.

APPRENTICESHIP open for machinist machine repairmen Optra- tors needed. Coll 878-4501. ASSEMBLERS WANTED i Rile Aluminum Products, 2i Can words really express your feelings of comfort? Glenn C. Remkus MILFORD --Services for ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK, full Ime. Apply: Merit i7 HOT- Jsofi Brldaeport (Lavlne Coat Co.

3rd floor). ASSISTANT A A For motet. must have some experience. Apply In person: Merrllt Parkway Motor lnn 4190 Black Rock Tpkev, Fglrtleld. EXPERIENCED BANQUET cook, to wirk full lime.

Apply Holiday rin ol 815 Lafayette.BtvJ., Bpt. A EXPERIENCED Mofd Man for recap hop, scrtory open also part time mold tire checker, driver. See John ConfeHo at Tfres, 1455 Honeyipat Exl. StroHord. EXPERIENCED culomofclle mechanic good opportunity tor right men, paid noli days, vacaHon, uniforms laundry.

Appl' service manoperv Bednar 520 Boslon S01S. MACHINISTS Tst ctoss only. Over- Irrns, benefits, excellent conditions, htflft tourty rate for 'qualified men. Call -2300 or stoa In ot BAK, Mfg. CO.

246 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC A sober, rellabte person needed for In- djstrlal office building molntenonce Must have thorough knowledoe of varlou trades, hove own hand tools, be oble veiling fo work alone must have city Bpt. Sailer License. Excellent fringe benefits, pleasant working conditions a ay rate equal to your SKllH. Please cal for on appointment MAINTENANCE MACHINIST perlenced, to assume responsibility fo factory-ana machinery maintenance, manent only. Coll 8784361 for cpc ment.

pay, char a cleon police record. A MUST. Coll Immediately or come frilo our office. GLEASON PLANT SECURi- TY, 144 GOLDEN HILL SERVICE STATTOM WORK Must have soles ability. AppCy ki person: Smith Mobil, T77 Devon.

BHEET METAL MECHANICS fc. HELPERS Healing olr conditioning contractor needs experienced mechanics nelpers, Year round work. Call 1-914-9217 or apply ot Steve Vlgllone SJwt 72 Acton Haven, from SHEET METAL mechanic for clow tot- lerance work, alr-canditloned building. PART needed to work.In roien food plant In Monroe on 5 p.m. p.m.

processing shift. Apply in person. Red Foods, Main Monroe, SHIPPING CLERK opportunity to enler this malor area firm. They require some experience In scheduirng, and expediting of shipments. 5S-8JOO fee paid.

Fortunt Personnel, 60 Washington V547-0900. PART TIME DRIVER lor early marn- io vending route a.m. to II a.m., alarv UO. Call 368-3108, If no aner -PART-TIME food plant' 1 in Monroe, Conn. Hours opprox.

3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. 5 days a week Call Red L. Foods, MorLroe p.m. Mon.

inru PART TIME men needed to work frozen food crfont In Monroe. From approximately 7 a.m. lo o.m. Apply In person lo Red Foods, Monfoc. Conn.

o.m. Apply 1U Maki I Union Bpt. SHOE SALESMAN wonled. The' Bool Shop, 64 Wall loyofh. good, benefit).

Coll TAILOR foi men's clothing store. Good pleasant workWvj conditions. Oolhei, solar Phorv PART TIME--7 a.nx-10 o.m. Fort mov- HELP WANTED, Port 01 Glenn Remkus, 47, ot 101 Ber- Irose avenue who died Monday, took place today in the Cody- White funeral'home. The Rev.

William Matthew, pastor of the Wildermcre a Congregational church, officiated, and burial was in Lawncroft cemetery, Fairfield. dealership, experience necessary. Good pay, many benefits. A for Larry Page Motors, 734 Bridgeport Mllford. say everything words cannot.

FLORIST ASSOCIATION Or' GREATER BRIDGEPORT Mrs. Bernard E. Rcade Services for Mrs. Hannah Dodds Reade, 57, of Route 1, Putney, wife of Bernard E. Reade, Sr.

and mother of two Bridgeport residents, who died Wednesday in her home, will be conducted Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Albert W. Spear funeral home, 39 South Benson road, Fairfield. The Rev. Stan ley.Allaby, will officiate.

Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Bom in Bridgeport, Mrs. Reade resided in this area most of her life. Survivors in addition to. her husband, are a son, Bernard E.

Bridgeport; a Beverly Bued EXPERIENCED CAKE bater. Must ood decorator. Call 8X7-3052 or apply River. 126 ttett 'Canaan Norwfllk. 38 Ppricvroy.

(Imc. Apph 401 Boilon ly In person. Railroad Salvage, EXPERIENCED SHEET rbcktrs and tnpen needed. Call ttt-itU. MAN.

Expefltnced xjllding 'molntenance. 'mcchonle. Good shvsloal eonoltron. Plumbing.or electrical Background helpful. Please apply to Post Telcgrorn Box No.

1238. Mrs. Vincent J. Budzinski MONROE Services for Mrs. Josephine Andrews Budzinski, 45, wife of J.

Budzinski, of 34 Greenwood drive, who died Monday, took place today in St. Stephen's church. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. Charles A.

Gadziala MONROE Services for Charles A. Gadziala, 58, of 16 Captain's Hill road, who died Tuesday, took place today in the Wilmot, West and Goulding funeral home. Burial was in St. Rose cemetery, Newtown. AUTO DEALERSHIP PARTS DEFT.

ASSISTANT Expansion plans will soon these poillIons. Apply now -n person to Service Manager Arnold Caposso. Bob Kelly's BRIDGEPORT DODGE EXPERIENCED Compuler Operator, time, 2ntl shut, with knowledge of sorter end collator. Must be willing fa work some weekends. Marnoemeat Itv formation Services, Stratford Conn.

375-5877. Ask for Mr. Benard or Mr. Davis. An Opportunity Em- loyer.

EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS EXPERIENCED KITCHEN ond both oVsIoner wanted for ksrge and prooresslve etall operation located In palrflela Couiv y. Must be capoole of norxmnq nowroom ard outside sows. Excellent opportunity for rlgM person. Send esurne: Bex 1230. PMl.Triearam AUTOMOBILE LOT MAN Fast Growing well equipped mooern Dodge dealership In need ol suoilied 1 -We oHer the best In working odyontagn ond pay.

Join our fasl growing team. Apply 10 Mr. Red Barlow. Bpt. Dodoe.

ParX Ave. car manager. No Phone coll I. Reade, of daughter, Mrs. inger, of Fairfield; her mother, Mrs.

Alice Dodds, of Bridgeport; four bothers, Harry Dodds ol California, John, William and Robert Dodds, all of Bridgeport; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Sumple, of Trumbull, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. GM CX erlence not necessary. Mary benefits ee Mr.

Tom Pontloc, North Bpt. Irving W. NORWALK Services for Irving W. Flax, 63, of 245 West Rocks road, who died Tuesday, took place today in the Collins funeral home. Rabbi Israel Yiw- ne of Congregation Beth Israel officiated, and burial was in Beth Israel cemetery.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN ex pertervced Sell new Oldsmobllei, new CadiUocs 8. vsed cars. No phone colls Apply to Sores JQ95 BARNUM AVE. Botlon Post Orange. hlnkTng Individual.

for general store maintenance. Excellent working; conditions. See Mr, Schoee, Stratford 31, Conn. Tpfce. MAINTENANCE 1 PART TIME Evenings.

Earn 175 weekly with your'tar. Must over 17. r- A 3K-M6S anytime for Interview. PART TtME wanled. Apply afaytlifl ploio, BrldgBpoft.

MAINTENANCE MAN to trouble shoo! -nd repair machinery. in hydraulic, pnumotlc and electrical controls ond rr.olntenance. The Roberk Bi Long Hill Cross Shell Work. Good! pcy. 315-9595.

EXPERIENCED ROOFERS gutter arwJ eoter men wanted. Call onyllmt, EXPERIENCED MACHINE tool Illlci MAN Part lime, 5 nl wecV, WOO a month. ramc, ad- dreu, phone to P. O. Box 3017.

PART or retired man operate elevator. Mo Irwiuli-e front Holel Bor- MAN OR BOY 1o work In ptMrmocy 11 OJTK fo 2 p.m., thru txrt rwcwiary. In pericn only. Salerno'3 Mgofson MANAGEMENT CALIBER fu' part lime, training provided. Co -4m o.m.

to op rote poy- Stamfortf, Conn. Electric, 737 Canol MANAGEMENT Trainee. Satary lo 2XXX). Qggretslve period EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN Good pay. Good worklna condltioni.

Call, days MV3Q97. FAST GROWING CARRIER looking lor JTJ assistant dispatcher. Must hcve knowledge ol ptus general knowledge king iodystry. Send resume to Crouch Inc, Central Bpt. -Attention to the Termlnol Monoger.

An Equal Opportunity Emptoytr. MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT Experienced En supervision, law pri. ure boilers, maintenance and general re xjlr. Send resume with references crio salary expcclcd lo: CruthTs. YMCA, ,51 Stale Opt.

06603, AUTOMOTIVE PARTS -counter man wonted will cor.itotr Iroinrng 3M Post ll cor.it n. Tnlcr County Avno Parts, 'Ice complex nwclcor and mini compulei Applicant is' "not neces- coll ISS-j A YOUNG aggressive man wtnled for steady poslllon In shoe start. CoJLMr. SedlcV for oppolnlmeni. raseti tfectrcnlc -mutt have a strong digital Programming helpful bu Sary.

Ii oecessorv. sei ond salary requirement In cor R. Gatll, CustM ytanager, orocey MerldenXonn. BREAKFAST COOK, experienced onl pply, tn pmon, 9 a.m. to noon.

Mrs. Anthony Sakocus (Sakoctus) Services for Mrs. Adclia M. 80, wife of Anthony Sr'-icus ol 93 Tunxis Hill cutoff, Gino L. Grtgorlnl TRUMBULL Services for Gino D.

Gregorini, 78, of S6 Garwood road, who died Monday, took place today in St. Raphael's church, Bridgeport. Burial was in Si. Michael's cemetery. Rome, Slratfreld Motor Hotel, 1241 Bpt.

BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT MATURE COUPLE needed for viilon and moinlenonce ot ISO unil nt complex In greater New oparfm Haven who died Monday, took place to-t The Rev. Emcdio Gregori was) area, Mult tx cble to work In ond around cwnplex- Salary of 1160 per end 5 room cpartmen! cludWuj btdioyns dining room, living ViUhen with cpoliancts, 3 tut bafhs ond all utilities. 1-JW-WXl faclwren 7 ond p.m. Ertglrrecrlrn WIRING SOLDERING Supervise mechanical ciwfnbty wiring sofflerlrvg In small but progresilve ettc tronfc Xoowle4ge of good winrv practice In eiectrkal coblrreh sma. eltctroolcs anembllei tsienttol.

16 Fitch E. N' -FULL TIME GAS STATIOM Altenaon! Minor repair work, ofr Si reel. SUattord. FURNITURE SALES TRAINEE Exceiicnl opporluniiy wllh old tirm, good eci-nlng polrr.tlol. Vilory including lrir.ge btfieMt.

ly; George B. Clark Fuinilure Cc, 105 road Bridgeport (oopoiire Rcods AUt for Mr. Tunkei, iERVICE REPRESENTATIVE for a technician ex- of typr'Vrilers ond machines. Some outside neceiiary; minlnurn" record ketplrxj ond C)dm1n1slrative chores Involved; Business opporhirilty pcrlencetl in repairs PART TIME men needed to Vr-ork In rozen food plant In on o.m, 1:30 p.m. pfoceKlng ihlff.

Apply In pcc- -on, Red Foods, 1U ii, Monre, PART-TIME man wanted -7 Somft exptrlence In plant clean ng nccwjary- Apply at Frisllnxilcs, 778 Rlv'er Shelton. TAPERS 'or 7S-24JO. TEMPORARY MP LO YM'ETN't" 1 needed. PoHersom Club. Telephone 257-7390 from 7 a.m.

noon TOP PAY, top benelirs lor mechanic. We ore locking lor AAA--I mon who knows hcs ints lo better himself. Contact i ling, 877-1W. TIRE CHAIIGER, full tlrr.e, Exoirlence 1rh prjsienger A truck lifts preferred. Cowl sotary, excellent benefill.

Apply In i only, Fairfield Firestone, 7SJ Highway, tnkjor Mr. Morktjon. mover wonted. Exi Company, 645 Knowt- TOOL DIE erlence Top ieit SocVel Screw on Bpf. PART TIME WORK ovolfoDle In Iroren foot plont In Monroe, for 2-3 nlcMi per opproxlmalely 6 p.m.

to 11:30 In person ta Red Foods 1M tAonroe, Conn. Mondcy Vwu Ftldcy a Qjn. 4 p.m. PHARMACIST FULL TIME VILLAGE PHARMACY Coll 3 7 fAAN OR young man fo work 1n pfiar- IOCY p.m. fAon.

Ifiroogh Frl. Also llertwirng wccVendJ. Driver's license PHARMACIST Full lime, Westpor Pofprn Drug, TSJ-UTt. TRUCK DRlVER-Chippermam wanled Bortktt Tree h'ait be over t.hc BpJ. area.

Call 743-1234 coJIecl for inlervierv. As-t for Mr. Smith or Ifr. Clark. PHOTOGRAPHER OilkJrm's port rait sptcla fst.

Call 375-9672. Evenlngi and 37S-J745. PLUMBER LICENSED of experienced lumber's helper. Colt MANUFACTURING opporlunlty for on Individual xpericrKed In blueprint reading, machine iSop work llo-iv ond shop operations. Excellent salary arxJ boaelll Please write, vlilt or cortl Mr.

William G. Phlppl ol 734-3331. FARREL COMPANY DIVISION USM Corporollon 35 Artionla 06401 PORTER 5 day Men. 1hru Frl. Shift begins ot a.m.

and ends ot p.m. Inlervtcwiryg Mon. thru Frl. between 2-3 p.m. in oerion ro St 'i Manor, Main TrumbylL POT WASHER regular kitchen es, iteody emptoymcnl, day tondcys cff, rr.ust hove crm Ironiporta Ion.

Coll George, Ovef ot the Pot- Club. MANUFACTURING ENGINEER. Itr degree ex per. MaTi volume mefal MAFI WAITED for woreho-jse work Iriveri helper. Start lime wage as worker, 12.M on hr.

teme Jrlvlng ot starting wape S3.15 on hr. Storting time 3 a.m. Union AC- ri, 10 eeorcistey TRAINEES-- Ambllioul, wng sritir'ng Iradei-- sheet meJol ond metal Ing. Preos'on MeJol FaOrlcoling, TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED--Good poy ti bcncfils. necessary.

Apply Jn perjon, Dept. Stc-re, Ave-. Bpt. TRUCK DRIVER, warehouse marr. roof- winter's helper, Irvck driver's helper, siding mechanics- Steady vrork, many benefits.

Apply: 7V2 LongbrccK Strotiofd, Conn. AsV lor Al Oilier. TURRET LATHE OPERATOR, ihorl light work, top starlkia salary win i Serai ovirllme. For call itt-4271. I rving Sramford, An Equal Opporlunlly Em- ploYer.

PRESS ROOM SET-UP MAN. perienced In pmi or.d rr.eTa itomping. Overflaie tcrcTitt. Apply: ade 8- Dlt, TURRET LATHE OPERATOR -J Some desirable. Must be fast accurate.

opportunity wltri overtime. Coll 314-946J. PRESS OPERATOR vwnied, for TM" Stole" Pioslici, to y. ExT, "PRESS OPERATOR Apply of Artodc Tool Union AvE-, Bpt. right mon.

ond bentfili. APO'V: ArcaiJe TM1 i Die 31 union Avt- TYPOGRAPHIC COW PAN SMfclnd jnercer-c so'esirwn to cover expend existing routes, experience In graphic ads emntlal. Resume to P. 0. Box 7063, Hovcn.

"WAITERS, Coll alter o.m: WANTED tor ooQfejsivc too rirwier, ell cround machinist. Broxn 4 (t setup men ana cperotors. Top money lor top men. can be arranged far your unicnce. Call.