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I Junior Catholic Guild Accepts New By-Laws The Junior Catholic Guild met Monday evening in the Girls' Assembly room at John Bapst 1 High School, when the new by-laws and constitution were read by Miss Joyce Beaulieu and accepted. Miss Jacqueline Hughes, president, conducted the business session. Miss Beaulieu, chairman of the by-laws committee, was assisted by Miss Michelle Milroy, Miss Carolyn Willey and Miss Hughes. Plans were made for an informal dance on May 7, the place to be announced. Miss Ann Trainer will be chairman.

Tentative plans were made for a Communion breakfast on April 24 with Miss Anne Frawley as chairman. The Rev. Richard A. O'Donnell, E. Libby, lay I advisor attended.

spiritual director: and Mrs. Carl NEWS CLASSIFIED The People's Market Place SELL-RENT-FIND-HIRE ANNOUNCE. TO DO EVERY JOB USE WANT ADS TEL. 2-4881 Personals ALL UNWANTED HAIR Electronically removed. Margaret Harter, 22 Central Street, Bangor.

2-8867 Thursdays and Saturdays. AMAZING. New radiomatic short wave method removes unwanted hair permanently, safely. Monday through Friday. Shirley Schneider, 346 Center, Bangor 2-0781, HAIR DRESSING Of all styles in your home by licensed beautician.

Tel. 2-3280. LOANS- Lowest rates in Bangor. Licensed. Watch repairing.

0 Pawn Shop, 89 Exchange. PERMANENTS In your home by licensed beautician. Tel. 2-3322. Public Notices NURSERY SCHOOL -In home of experienced teacher and practical nurse.

Opening February 15th, $15 monthly. Call 2-1572. TOP VALUE LOANED On guns, fishing equipment, and all types sporting equipment. Central Loan Pawn Shop, 89 Central Street, Bangor. WE LOAN Money on watches, diamonds, rifles, Anything of value, Enrico Frati, JewelerPawnbroker, 91 Pickering Square, Bangor.

Building Contracting CARPENTER WORK Wanted. Any and all kinds. Tel. 2-3172. WE SPECIALIZE Kitchen cabinets, tile bathroom floors and walls.

Install, ceiling squares, hang Hermon 8-3419. Heat'g, Plumb'g, Roof's 10 LENNOX FURNACES Hollis Elkin 321 Main St. Tel. 7983 Misc. Business Service 11 ACE'S SEWER CLEANING Cesspools and septic tanks.

Phone Old Town 7-3855. Brewer Upholstering Custom upholstering and repairing, antique specialists. Free estimates, state wide pick up and delivery. Terms arranged. Work guaranteed.

Tel. 2-3455 day or night. BANGOR UPHOLSTERING CO.34 years' experience. All custom work. Free estimate.

10 years guaranteed. Pickup and delivery free. 157 Hammond Street. 6660. ELECTRIC SHAVERS REPAIRED- Shaver service.

Shaver returned day received. J. W. Leighton Agency, 98 Central Street, Bangor. INCOME TAX Preparation, by qualified accountant with B.

S. Degree in Accounting. For appointment dial 2-5943. Edward J. McInnis.

LEVANT UPHOLSTERING CO.9 miles from Bangor. Route 222. Custom work. Work guar anteed. Tel.

116-4-2925. PIANO TUNER- -And repair technician service now available at Viner's. Expert workmanship, fully guaranteed. Call Viner's Music, Broad Street, Bangor. Piano Tuning Repairs Piano Service.

Tel. 2-8131 QUEEN CITY -Upholstering Company. Expert upholstering, 15 years' experience. Low prices. Free pickup and delivery.

Tel. 2-9472. SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned. Huffman, Winterport, BAldwin 3 4213. SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned and repaired.

Reasonable rates. Free inspection. Phone Hermon 8-5506 or Levant 4-2395. UPHOLSTERING Lowest prices in town, Custom work, all work guaranteed. Special! Living room sets, $85.

Tel. 2-3967. Is Your Cellar Wet? when the snow melts. Now is the time to waterproof for a dry cellar at. lowest cost.

H.F.-Bonded Epoxy Method. P. 0. Box 274, Bangor. Tel.

2-7210. Mov's, Truck's, Storage 12 ASHES HAULED Furniture moving, rubbish hauled, general trucking. Call George Chapman and Sons, 3754. FURNITURE MOVING General trucking. Trash removed.

Tel. 2-2807 or 3754. J. LIGHT TRUCKING Ashes and rubbish hauled. Also furniture moving.

Reasonable rates. Dial 12-3044. HANCOCK Bangor Daily News, Tuesday, February 9, 1960 Tel. 2-4881 Deaths And Funerals JAMES McISAAC. A GREENFIELD, Feb.

McIsaac, 79, a resident field most of his life, died Sunday in a Bangor hospital after several days of illness. He was born at Prince Edward Island, Canada, November 26, 1880, the son of John and Mary (McIsaac) Mclsaac. He came to this country age of 19 and served in" World I in Company E. 46th Infantry, recelvine, was his discharge, in 1919. as trapper and worked in a number of woods operations.

He had also been employed by the State under Darrell Harris of Greenfield. is survived by a brother, and a Canada. sister in Prince Edward Island, Funeral services will be conducted in the chapel of the Craig Funeral Home, 28 High Street, Old Town, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. ELBRIDGE T. WILLIAMS Word has been received here of the death of.

Elbridge T. Williams, of Kelseyville, in a Los Angeles Hospital January 14 following a heart operation. Mr. Williams was born in Wisconsin but he and his mother, Mrs. Mary Pearson Williams, lived in Bangor for several years, residing on Parkview Avenue.

He attended Bangor High School. Besides his wife, Mrs. Marie Williams, Mr. Williams is by four cousins in eastern Maine. SOWARD U.

WALKER EAST CORINTH: Feb. 8 Soward U. Walker, 74, died early Monday morning at a Bangor hospital Born at after a Bradford brief 1885, he was the son of William and Lucretia (Glidden) Walker. Mr. Walker was a retired laborer and was a former member of the Grange.

Survivors are one son, Gerald. Walker; one daughter, Mrs. Elva O'Dell, both of East Corinth; two sisters, Mrs. Doris Chapman Bangor and Mrs. Flossie Adams of Garland; two half-brothers.

Lewald Towle of Bangor- and Frank Towle of Brewer Lake; 12 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren, several nieces and cousins. Friends may call at the Evergreen Funeral Home East Corinth Tuesday afternoon and evening. Funeral services will be held a' the funeral home Wednesday o'clock. Entombment will be at Corinthian Cemetery to await spring burial in Evergreen Cemetery. EARL POMROY The, death of Earl Pomroy, 61, occurred suddenly Monday morning at Winterport.

Born in Hermon, December 1898, he was the son of Sumner had resident of Bangor and Persis, Clark Pomroy. He for the past 30 years. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Muriel Marshman of Brewer; three sons, Roger of Brewer. Erwin of Bangor, and Wilfred of Boston; three brothers, Oscar of Hermon, Albert and Alton Bangor; 11 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.

The remains are at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State street, where friends may call. Funeral services will be held there Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FRANK W. JACKSON MORRILL, Feb. 8 Frank W.

Jackson. 87, died Monday at a Belfast hospital. Born at Belfast "September 27, 1872, he was the son of Alfred and Lucy (Woodbury) Jackson. He had resided at. Morrill for the past four years.

Surviving are several nieces and nephews including Mrs. Marie Twombly of Morrill, Albert Jackson of Merrill, Guy Jackson of Swanville, Roland Jackson and Mrs. Wilhelmina Chadbourne, both of Sanford, Mrs. Harris Leonard of California. Funeral services will be at the Coombs Funeral Home in Belfast Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock with the Rev.

George Duff of the In Memoriam In memory of my husband. Cyril Lord, who passed away loving, February 7, 1956. Sadly missed and deeply remembered by his wife. Evelyn M. Lord Gerald Ireland In Memoriam Leathers--In sad memory of Mother, my dear and our loving Gertrude Leathers, who died one year Though ago.

fate our February paths 9. may separate, 1959 And hide your smile from from us. view. powerless to take Loving By memories her of husband. you.

and children and grandchildren Card of Thanks The family of the late Perley Ireland to thank neighbors, relatives for their kindness extended to us in our sad bereavement through the loss of our husband and father. God bless you Mrs. Mary C. Ireland Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Fitzhugh Mr. and Mrs. James Card of Thanks wish to thank my friends, neighBors and relatives for the many cards. and letters I received while in the hospital. Also for and their sending thoughtfulness gifts, in Rowers, visiting fruit, candy and home cooked me foods during my convalescence.

Mrs. Merle Willett, Newport, Maine Brookings Smith Funeral Home (Formerly. Pend funeral. Home) Complete Funeral Service 133 Center Banger Wilmot I. Brookings Gary W.

Smith Tel. 4753 Est. 1874 Meany Raps Choice For Labor Panel MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Organized labor's top chief Monday characterized the prospective new chairman of the House Labor Committee, Rep. Adam Clayton Powell as a "terrible" choice for the job.

George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO, said Powell had a poor voting and attendance record in Congress and has "used his position to stir up racial hatred at the slightest provocation." "I think it's terrible to have a man like that chairma of the labor Meany said. Powell, a Negro and pastor of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York City's Harlem area, is in line on a seniority basis to move up next year as chairman of the House Education and Laporat is, if Committee the in Democrats Washington, retain control of the House of Representatives. The present chairman, Rep Graham Barden is are; tiring from Congress this year. There was no immediate comment from Powell on Meany's criticism, voiced after an opening session of the AFL CIO's Executive Council: One of Meany's council colleagues, President A. Philip Randolph of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, said he disagreed and felt Powell deserved the committee chairmanship.

Randolph is also a Negro. "I don't like Rep. Powell's ord of absenteeism either and I hope he will improve it," Randolph said. "But he has a good record of voting on labor questions and. civil rights.

"I am also opposed to any statements that Rep. Powell has made that may be labeled as racist, although I am sure he not a racist at heart." Randolph said 1 Powell would be "a distinct improvement" as bor committee chairman over Barden, who, Randolph said, is "not distinguished for his devotion to laother civil CIO rights." leaders privately deplored Meany's open criticism of Powell, feeling that labor unions will have to deal with him as labor committee chairman. They agreed, however, that Powell's frequent attachment of racial discrimination banning amendments to bills in Congress has jeopardized and sometimes killed measures which the unions regard as worthwhile. Powell is due to face trial soon on federal income tax evasion charges, WANT ADS BANGOR DAILY NEWS WANT-AD CLASSIFICATIONS NEWS WANT- ADS arranged to give the greatest possible service to readers. This encourages readership and secures quicker returns for advertisers.

All ads properly indexed are placed in A-B-C order under appropriate headInge. Mis-classification is not permitted. Correct indexing la important -helps the reader And what is sought earns better position to the column for the Only advertiser. the standardized beadings listed below are lines available. Special headings or display are provided of advertisement Announcements -Lost and Pound -Personals 1-Publie Notices Business Services-Building and Contreeting -Dry 'Cleaning.

Laundering 0-Beating, Plumbing, Rooting Misc, Business Service -Moving, Trucking, Storage -Painting, Papering Refinishing 15 Tailoring. Dressmaking Employment Help Wanted. Male Female -Help Wanted. -Help Wanted. Male, Female -Salesmen, Agents -Situations Wanted, Female Wanted, Male 22-Vecational Instruetion Financial Business, Opportunities 24-Wanted To Borrow 25-Dogs, Birds, Peta -Horses and Livestee: 97-Poultry and Supplies 28- Wanted Livestock For Sale99- Articles Por Bale 30-Building Materials -Business Equipment -Farm Dairy Products -Farm Equipment -Fuel, Peed, Pertuizere -Flowers, Plants, Seeds -Household Goode -Machinery and Tools -Musical Supplies -Motore, Boats.

Balt -Sperting Goods -Wearing Apparel 42-Wanted To Buy Board And Rooms-Rooms With Board -Rooms Without Board -Rooms For Housekeeping Wanted -Rooms. Beard Dentals Apartments Furnished Apartments Unfurnished 49-Houses For Rent Garages Por Rent 81-Business Property, Rent Cottages Rent Land For Rent To Rent Estate For Salem -Houses For Sale -Business Property, Bale 57- -Camps, Cottages For Bale and Land For Sale 69- Real Wanted 60-Automobiles For. Sale 61-Trucks, Tractors For 62-Mobilehomes-Tratters 63-Auto Parts, Accessories Airplanes and Motors Wanted Automotive LOCAL WANT-AD RATES Rates On Ads From Outaide of State On Request Worde Day Days Cash Cash Cash 1.08 3.60 1.11 3.84 1.19 1.33 4.56 20 40 6,04 1.54 5.38 1.61 6.59 1.68 1.76 6.00 Esch Additonal 1 7c 6c 1 Word Confidential bes numbers ad4.0 words de word count and send service charge. All Want Ads must received before m. far.

following day's DIAL 2-4881 Errors In advertisements should be reported immediately to The Bangor Daily News Office. The paper will not be responsible for more than ODe correct insertion. GRIN AND BEAR IT By "Science has taken every precaution for your safety, fleebus pressurizer, neutron ejector, barometric actuator, gyroscopic energizer and a rabbit's foot Repairing Refinishing 14 BEACON AUTO BODY -For expert body, fender repairs and painting. Call 2-4878. 244 Main Street.

Help Wanted Female 16 NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS When answering advertisements NEWS Sex number er de not send original references phetes with your application letthe advertiser, Only duplie cates or reproductions should be sent the advertiser is not obligated to return them the applicant. Originals should be kept for your personal files and fer personal interviews thet may develop. HOUSEKEEPER Age 35-55. Experienced. Live in modern home, 2 children.

References required. Write Advertiser, Box 0-21, Bangor Daily News. HOUSEKEEPER-Wanted for adults, Reliable, middle age lady. Own apartment with bath available. Vicinity of Bangor.

References. Good wages. Write Advertiser, Box N-21, Bangor Daily News. PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Permanent position, some perience in personnel work preferred. Good wages and fringe benefits.

Interested persons apply, at the Personnel Office, Loring Air Force Base Exchange, or call Loring Air Force Base, Extension 2-6147. WOMAN-Or young girl wanted to care for 3 small children, school age. Tel. 2-6154 after 6 p. m.

WAITRESS Experienced. Good pay, no Sunday, holiday or night work. Anniy in person. Delly Sandwich Shop, corner of Exchange State. Continuous Year Round Income Are you looking for a convenient way to earn money, bonds, and prizes? Call Mrs.

Edmond Lebrun, Hampden Highlands, Maine. Tel. 2-5689 or Hampden 102. We have several exclusive established sections open now. Use those free hours to earn with Avon.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOU'VE GOT TO TELL. USE WANT ADS Unclassified Display WAITRESSES WANTED Night Shift Jasper's Drive Inn High Ellsworth HANDSEWERS WANTED Steady work, Hospitalization and Life Insurance benefits, paid holidays. NORTHEAST SHOE INC. Pittsfield, Maine Tel. Hudson 7-5135 WAITRESSES WANTED Full Time and Part Time Apply In Person NEW ATLANTIC RESTAURANT 66 Main Bangor COUNTER GIRL No Nights, Sundays or Holidays Apply Cowan's.

Luncheonette 79 Pickering Sq. TRUCK DRIVER WANTED Good Wages, Steady Employment Apply In Person To FRIEDMAN FURNITURE COMPANY 154 Exchange St. SALES multi-millien dellar company cognized nationally the leader the industry has an outstanding pertunity available. Our program requires top netch experienced salesmen capable of handling esteblished accounts well opening new ones. Due our tremendous grewth, pessibilities inte supervisory and positions unlimited.

previde attractive draw against siens, during thereugh the lob training pregrem. Age 27 40 Car necessary. For interview please call collect Mr. J. L.

Henry, The Statler-Hilton Hetel, Bosten, Massachusetts HA, 6-2000 PM PM. Menday, February 8th. AM 9 PM Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdey Feb. 9, 10 11. AM to 12 noon Friday, Feb.

12th. Help Wanted Male UPHOLSTERER Wanted. Good pay, steady work. Excellent working conditions. Write advertiser, Box B-21, Bangor Daily News.

Morrill Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be at Keene, N. H. MRS. EDITH LONG THOMASTON, Feb.

8 Mrs. Edith Blanche Long, 83, widow of Clarence Long, died Monday at her home, 155 Main Street. She was born in England, December 24, 1876, the daughter of Thomas and Liza (Smith) Collins. Surviving are, two daughters, Mrs. Chester Winslow and Miss E.

Nancy Long, both of Thomaston; a brother, Herbert Collins of Morristown, N.J.; and 24 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Thomaston Assembly of God Church with the Rev. Calvin Rogers officiating. Interment will be in Village Cemetery, Thomaston. MRS.

JOSEPHINE Z. KANE SURRY, Feb: 8-Mrs. Josephine Z. Kane, 92, the widow of Capt. Newell Kane, died Monday at her home here.

She was berr at. Mt. Desert October 28, 1867, the daughter of Willard and Edwina (Hodgdon) Dow. Mrs. Kane was a member of Arbutus Grange of Surry and the Surry Baptist Church.

Survivors are three sons, George, Willard and Dolph Kane, all of. Surry, one daughter, Mrs. Doris Carlisle of Surry; brother, Isaac Dow of Norway; seven grandchildren, 12 greatgrandchildren, several nieces and Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Jordan Funeral Home at Ellsworth with the Rev. Evelyn Grindle officiating. Bearers will be William Carlisle, Clarence Smith, George Clark and Lloyd Torrev Burial will te in Surry cemetery.

EUGENE R. LEACH BUCKSPORT, Feb. 8 Eugene Reuben Leach, 70, died Monday at his home here after a brief illness. Born at West Surry, February 16, 1889, he was the son ob Reuben and Charlotte (Conary) Leach. Survivors are his widow, Mrs.

Edith Leach; two sons, Frank and Merrill Leach; one step-son, Clifton Moon of Blue Hill; two step-daughters, Mrs. Caroline Lanpher of Verona and Mrs. Ruth Cunningham of Mt. Desert: several grandchildren and cousins. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Clark-Mitchell Funeral home here with the Rev.

Charles T. Brown officiating. Burial will be in West Surry Cemetery. DEATHS AT FORT FAIRFIELD Susan Mary Ossie, 2, Sunday. A Mass of the Angels will be said at St.

Denis Church, Fort Fairfield, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. AT DEXTER Ivan R. Farrar, 70, Monday, Funeral arrangements will be announced. AT SKOWHEGAN Lawrence D. Ryan, 60, Monday.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Lord Funeral Home. AT BINGHAM Timothy Allan Nichols, 19 months old, Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at the 1 Bingham Congregational Church. FUNERAL SERVICES OLD TOWN, Feb. 8.

Funeral services for Amos John Whitlock were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel of the Craig Funeral Home, 24 High Street. The Rev. Roosevelt T. Benson of the Reformed Baptist Church officiated and read the committal at the funeral home. Entombment was in Craig's receiving vault at the funeral home and burial will be in the family lot in Milford cemetery in the spring.

Sidney Creem, United Stores Head, Is Dead BOSTON, Feb. 8 Sidney G. Creem, 58, of 41 Alderwood Road, Newton Center, president of United Stores Company, died suddenly Sunday at the Parker Medical Center in Boston. Active throughout his life in retailing and merchandising, he had served as president of United Stores Company for 25. years.

He was a member of Temple Emmanuel in Newton, and the Blue Hills Country Club. leaves a wife, Evelyn (Shiro), formerly of Old Town, four sons, J. Michael, of Brookline, Harvey, Gerald, and Robert, all of Newton: two brothers, Maurice of Newton, chairman of the board of United Stores Company, and Louis, of Brookline. Services held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock in Temple Emmanuel, Newton. County Attorney Schedules Talk At University ORONO, Feb.

8 Orman G. Twitchell, County Attorney for Penobscot County, will speak at meeting of the class in Maine Government at the University of Maine Thursday at 3 o'clock in 218 Library. His subject will be "The Office of County A question period will follow the talk. This is one" of -a series arranged by Prof. Edward F.

Dow, head of the department of history and government at the university. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE For eventual, assignment to grocery store management. At least high school education. Only qualified personnel will be interviewed. Apply Sampson's Super Market, Bangor, Brewer, or Old REAL ESTATE Salesmen for increased husiness at new location.

Excellent opportunity for. Spring activity. MULLINS AGENCY 1 Hammond Street Dial 4574 SINGLE MAN For dairy farm. Experienced, good wages, board and room. A.

L. Bean, Hudson. Tel. Levant 4-2913. WANT TO ANNOUNCE A COMING EVENT? USE A WANT AD Help Male, Female 18 AN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL For 70 teacher elementary school with 2,000 pupils, will be in Maine shortly to interview a few excellent teachers.

3 years teaching experience and a bachelor's degree. Salary will range from $5500 to $6800. Maine Teachers Agency, 61 Main Bangor, Maine. SELL USED ITEMS FAST. USE NEWS WANT ADS! Unclassified Display PERMANENT POSITIONS OPEN FOR MATRONS Between the ages of 35 and 65 State Reformatory for Women at Skowhegan, Maine.

Salary $75:00 per 6 day week less maintenance. Paid annual vacations, sick leave, retirement and insurance benefits. Character references will be requested. Apply in person or by mail to tendent, Reformatory for Women, Skowhegan, Maine. SALES PERSON WANTED Woman, experienced, reliable, for full time position.

Many extra benefits. CUTLER'S WOMEN'S SHOP Old Town, Maine. No Phone Calls Help Wanted Female 16 WAITRESSES Two for day work, Queen City Diner, 77 Exchange Bangor. DOLLARS -You can earn extra dollars the Avon way. Write to: do Mrs.

Edward Beckett, Avon Products, Box Presque Isle, Maine. WANTED--A lady around 60 years of age as a companion for couple. A good home rather than high wages. Apply P. Noble, Knox Street, Millinocket, Me.

Help Wanted Male 17 SPECIFICATION WRITER Architectural. Previous experience and references required. Crowell, Lancaster, Higgins Webster, Architects, 6 State Street, Bangor. Telephone 4511. Unclassified Display EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WANTED YOUNG WOMAN Hours 9 A.

M. to. 1 P. M. Excellent working conditions.

Highest salary paid. Must have best of references. Please apply in person at the STAR STORE. 115 Main Street, Bangor SALESGIRLS WANTED Must have experience. Highest salary, paid vacation, liberal discounts, excellent working condition.

Apply in Person. THE STAR STORE 115 MAIN BANGOR OPPORTUNITY B. F. GOODRICH CO. OPENING FOR YOUNG SALES MINDED MEN Salary-Bonus-Vacation with pay--Free medical and Hospital plan -Free life insurance and educational on benefits.

An cellent opportunity for advancement. Applicant must be willing to relocate. Interviews Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 6 to 9 P.M. Feb.

10 from 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Apply MR. STEVENS, BANGOR HOUSE, BANGOR, ME. Applications being received for the position of CITY MANAGER CITY OF ELLSWORTH Position now vacant Forward resume or statement of qualifications to E.

Rebert Jerdan, Chairman City Council Ellsworth, Maine TOWN MANAGER VACANCY Applications are being received, TOWN OF PITTSFIELD Give qualifications, experience, etc. OFFICE OF SELECTMEN -PITTSFIELD, MAINE WANTED OUTBOARD MOTOR MECHANIC for year round work. 44 hour week, with 2 week paid vacation. Apply to Advertiser Box F-21, Banger Daily News, giving experience and references. Also wage wanted to start.

Situations Female 20 CHILD CARE In my home days while mother works. Tel. Orono 6-3665. MOTHER With nursing experience will care for children in my home days. Bangor Gardens area.

Phone 9306. MATURE WOMAN Age 50. desires baby sitting. Monday thru Saturday. Lillian Brown, 58 Everett St.

SITUATION WANTED Woman, 26 with 2 children would like housekeeping job, good home preferred to high wages. Advertiser Box H-21 Bangor Daily News. Situations Wanted, Male 21 BAKER -Twenty-one years experience as all round baker. Steady work desired. For interyiew write Advertiser, Box P-21, Bangor Daily News.

RELIABLE -Young man desires immediate employment in: Office, personnel, management, Some sales or general labor. Tel. 3729. PEOPLE DO READ THE NEWS WANT ADS. YOU ARE! Vocational Instruction 22 CERTIFIED DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS ALDEN SHAW BANGOR 2-3089 LOOKING FOR SECURITYLearn Beauty Culture.

Classes forming Feb. 23rd, 1960. Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture, 16 State Bangor, Maine, Business Opportunities 23 BANGOR Good location, well business. Luncheonette and beer on premises. sonable price.

Call 9152. BEAUTY SHOP -Downtown Bangor. Old established business. Write. advertiser Box K-21 Bangor Daily News.

NORGE COIN OPERATED LAUNDERAMA DO NOT OPEN AN OBSOLETE COIN LAUNDRY STORE. OPEN A STORE AS NEW AS THE FUTURE. GET THE COMPLETE STORY BEFORE YOU INVEST. BEST FINANCING AVAILABLE. NEW ENGLAND'S OLDEST COIN LAUNDRY DISTRIBUTOR.

Automatic Equipment Corporation 142 Tremont St. Brighton, Mass. STadium 2-7850 STadium 2-9840 FOR SALE- -Canoe City Laundromat. 354 N. Main Street, Old Town, Maine.

This is a golden opportunity for 'the right party to step into a going business with an immediate large This is not coin operated, but a laundry established for 6 years. Especially lucrative for a man and wife combination. No experience needed except business ability. Owner has other business interest. Interested party must be able to provide $5,000 down payment.

For private interview please contact owner on premises. Evenings call Bangor 5059. ROOMING HOUSE BUSINESS Completely furnished, Bangor commercial zone. Cash, terms. Write: Rooming House, General Delivery, Bangor, Maine.

SAW MILL -For sale. Consists of Red Seal Continental Diesel 140 H. P. Ricker 75 saw mill, Glover feed, Powers edger, all belt- drive. Call Kennebunk, Maine YUkon 5-4504.

Dogs, Birds, Pets 25 BEAGLES, DACHSHUNDS Terriers, Chesapeakes, cross breeds. Burns Kennels, Carmel, Tel. Hermon 8-3400. PUPPIES Beautiful Toy Miniature Pinchers, Manchesters, Beagles. Hartford Kennels, 32 Gould avenue, Dexter WAlker 4-7370.

THE NICEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD READ AND USE THESE PAGES Horses' and Livestock 26 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN Curtis Candy. $25,000. "Wallie Queen," son from Carnation bloodline dam. Cuyler Rich, Newport. Poultry and Supplies 27 PULLETS For sale, $1.50 each, laying Oscar Brown, Guilford, Maine.

Phone TR 6-2298. Articles For Sale 29 ADDING MACHINES McCaskey cash registers, safes, duplicators, checkwriters, scales, choppers, slicers, typewriters, store office equipment. Used equipment, bought, sold, expertly repaired of Bangor, 195 Exchange St. COMBINATION STOVE Oil and electric. 7 Fourth St.

Upstairs. After 4:00. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Excellent condition. $100. Dial 2-1675 after 5:00 P.M.

FLUSHES $24.95, bath tubs, lavatories, plastic pipe, copper tubing, and fittings. Striar Plumbing, Pickering Bangor. LIVING ROOM Tel. Hermon 8-3286. PEANUT VENDING MACHINES -Make extra money, 15 nearly new machines, will sacrifice at less than half price $20 each.

Telephone 4063. TARPAULINS We can supply you with any size. R. J. Smith 2 Union Brewer, Tel.

4679. TYPEWRITER Repair service, television equipment, sales and service. Ted Johns, Carmel. Prompt service. Call 8-3238.

VAN BODY-12 foot, insulated. aluminum panel. Perfect condition. Side door. Wheel boxed.

Originally cost $2.000. Must be sold quickly. Price $550. Call 3508, Bangor, for appointment. FOR INCREASED BUSINESS LIST YOUR SERVICE IN A WANT AD.