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1 ANNOUNCEMENTS I July 28, 1977 PRESS, Binghamton, N.Y. 5-C I ANNOUNCEMENTS 10-EMPlOTMENT I ANNOUNCEMENTS I ANNOUNCEMENTS SKINNER James J. 70 EMPLOYMENT 70-lPlOYEIIT Hthi Wnitd 71 PHONE SALESPERSONS Nwdm tor local radio station promotion. Apply in person: 121 State SI second floor Use Xero entrance PIZZA MAKERS Pari lime, evenings Call. 77J-0437 A-Line Employment Agency, (Division A 10 Main St4 Binghamton PRUDENTIAL SALES REPRE SENTATIVE Seeking dynamic highly motivated people with initiative to build sales career.

Full training program. No experience required, all fringe benelits. Interview call: James E. Davis, 797 1772 REAL ESTATE SALES Licensed or unlicensed, will train, liberal commissions For confidential interview Call O'Connor Realty, JVMSII; 42S-4717 SALES Call on all types ol industry. Local territory.

first year. Immediate hire! Call Jim Ford, Snelling Snelling Agency, 723-50l. SALES ENG1NER Major manufacturers' representative will be expanding its coverage in the Syracuse-Utica-Binghamton area. Graduate EE is preferred with a background in the knowledge and use of precision electronic components. Previous sales experience is desirable, though not mandatory.

Salary, commission, and all business expenses. An equaf opportunity employer. Contact, Mr. George Mitchell, Ossman Component Sales 280 Metro Park, Rochester, N.Y. 14623 716442-3290 20 EMPLOYMENT WWrVWrVVVWrWi RESTAURANT Helf Wtirtt! 72 PART TIME work available Individuals interested in permanent part lime work in various fields (Tellers, clerk typists, collector, mainiftance) May call First City National Bank, Personnel Department, for information SALESPERSON Local area, no overnight travel, ecellent opporru- nitu tnr hinh arninat callina On local retailers, and service trades.

Complete training Work independent, no corporate hassle, good potential for manangement position. Send, resume today to Ray Benck A Associates, 117 Hawley Binghamton. Y. SALES Real Estate Looking for quality salespeople, new or experienced to ioin the most progressive real estate organuation in the Southern Tier We ofler complete training in all phases of "Gallery of Homes" operations. For a confidential interview call: 7B5-336I.

SHEELEN WELLS GALLERY OF HOMES 1 700 Main ndicott SALES REPRESENTATIVE Results oriented sell starter with proven sales record. Aggressive, Experienced, Professional to sell exclusive line of exterior building mate- INCENTIVE PACKAGE Call for an interview appointment: 741-7365 An Equal Opportunity Employer SALES Trim mature person interested in health and sales career at the Executive Spa on Men's Days, Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday Call 729-W25 for interview, appointment. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Openings lor school year starting September 7, class 2 license preferred, will train eligable drivers if qualified Hourly rate 4 00 per hour. Interested persons should contact John Mihaiko at 23S Court St, Binghamton.

723-4300. 20 EMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT Must have prep-cook Press Experienced mature person to manage 3rd shift in high volume 24 hour full service restaurant. experience as well as management Age no barrier, excellent salary and benefits. Uill 775-0912 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.

weekdays, Ask for MR. CORBIN. 11 LEGAL NOTICE Tht Rnoiution published hcrnritti hat been adopted on tht 5th day of July and tho validity of tht obligation author lied by such Reso lution may bt hereafter com a ted only tf loch obligation were author ized for an obiect or purpose tor which tht City School District of tht City of Binghamton, New York, is not authorized to expend money or it tht provisions of law which should have been complied with as of the data of publication of this notice were not substantially compiled with, an an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity is commenced within twenty days after tht date of publication of this notice, or such obligations were authorized in violation of tht provisions of tht Constitution. G. J.

DEAAAREE District Clerk City School District Binghamton, New York July 21, tt77 TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE RESOLUTION DETERMINING TO BORROW THE SUM OF Jl, $00,000 UPON A TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE OR NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE COLLECTION OF REAL ESTATE TAXES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR rt77-7IOF THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK RESOLVED, upon the recommendation of tht Superintendent of Schools, that. Section 1. Pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of Section 2530 of tht Education Law and Sections 74.00 and 39.00 of the Local Finance Law, the of Education (sometimes referred to hereinafter as the Board) of the City School District of the City of Binghamton, New York (sometimes referred to hereinafter as the School District), does hereby authorize the Issuance of a tax anticipation note or tax anticipation notes of the School District maturing on or before June I 1973 and does hereby determine to borrow upon said tax anticipation note or tax anticipation notes, the sum of ONE MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS (U 500,000 00) or as much there of as may bt necessary, for the purpose of providing funds to temporarily finance operations of the School District and tor that purpose the President of the Board of Education of the School District is hereby authorized to make, sign, execute, and sell at public or private sale, a tax anticipation note or tax anticipation notes of the School District for the sum of ONE MILLION, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,500,000 00) or so much thereof as may be necessary, payable on or before June I 197a, with interest at a rate not to exceed the legal rate permitted, which said sum is hereby appropriated tor such purpose, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Section 7. That the date of maturity of such not or notes shall not and does not extend beyond the applicable period provided by Section 24.00 of the said Local Finance Law for tht maturity of such notes, to wit: beyond one year from the date of issuance. Said note or notes are authorized to be issued in anticipation of the collection of real estate taxes levied for the School District fiscal year beginning July 1, 1977 and ending June 30, 1978, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Section 3.

That the amount of real estate taxes levied for the School District 1977-78 fiscal year, remaining uncol lected against which such note ts authorized to be issue in the sum of 19,292,530.00 as of July 1, 1977, ana BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Section 4. Subject to the provisions of this resolution and Local Finance Law, me powers and duties of the Board of Education relative to prescribing the terms, form and content and to the sale of issuance of the notes and the renewals thereof, are hereby delegat ed to the President of the Board of Education, the Chief Fiscal Officer of the School District, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Sections. The validity of the notes authorized by this resolution may be contested only if: a. such obligations are authorized for an obiect or purpose for which the School District is not authorized to expend money, or b. the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of the publication of such ordinance, are not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contest ing such validity, is commenced with in twenty days after the date of such publication, or such obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of the constitution, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Section.

This resolution shall, after It has been duly attested by the School District Clerk, be published in full in the SUN-BULLETIN and the EVE NING PRESS, the official newspa pars of the City, together with i notice in substantially the form prescribed by Section 81.00 of the Local Finance Law, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Section 7. This resolution shall take effect immediately. SIXTH REVISED LEAF NO. Wa SECOND REVISED LEAF NO lOd EFFECTIVE AUGUST 22, 1977 APPLICABLE TO ALL SERVICE CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE SCHEDULE FOR GAS SERVICE OF COLUMBIA GAS OF NEW YORK, INC. S.C NO.

3- GAS (Issued Under Authority of leNYCRR 270.70) The above leaves are revised to 1 change the base period for determin ing customer base volumetric alloca tions from the period 1969 through 1971 to the period 1969 through 1975 and (2) establish a sliding scale pen alty provision applicable to usage in excess of authorized allotments. The aforementioned revised tariff leaves are on file for publ ic inspection at Company Offices during office hours. ies Skinner, 40, of 68 Bigelow Binghamton, died suddenly Monday evening at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maureen (Bris-lin) Skinner, two daughters, Rosemary C.

Skinner, Colleen M. Skinner, three sons, James P. Skinner, Michael R. Skinner, and Robert G. Skinner, bis mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Skinner, a sister, Mrs. Rose Marie Brislin, a brother, Robert P. Skinner, all of Binghamton; also several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his father, Ralph M. Skinner, on July 21, 1973.

He was an employe of IBM, Owego, with 20 years of service. He was a member of St Paul Church and its Holy Name Society, a member Knights of Columbus, and was also a veteran. Funeral services will be held Thurs day, at 10:30 a.m. at the Thomas J. Shea Funeral Home, 137 Robinson Binghamton and at 11 a.m.

at St. Paul's Church where a Mass of the Resur rection will be offered. Bur will be in Calvary Ceme- tery. Friends are invited to call Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.

WILCOX Robert (Robbie) Wilcox, 6, of 17 Pleasant Afton, died Mon day at the Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital, new York City, after a long illness. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Wilcox, Alton; two brothers, Kenneth and Jimmy Wilcox, at home; two sisters. Dawn and Mary Jean Wilcox, both at home; maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Flovd McGlone, Long Island; paternal -an Mr. ana Mrs. illiam Wilcox, Unadilla; several aunts, uncles and cousins. He was a kindergarten student at the Afton Central School.

He was a member of St. Agnes Catho lic Church, Afton. Funeral services will be held Thurs day at 10:30 a.m. at St. Agnes catholic Uiurcn, with Father Stanley Ger-lock officiating.

Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery, Afton. The family will receive friends at the Karschner Funeral Home, 121 Main Afton, Wednesday evening from 7 to 9. Recitation of the Rosary will be held Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. CAREY Gladys I.

Carey, 74, of Brady Hill Road, Binghamton, died Sunday evening at Binghamton General Hospital, after a long illness. She is survived by Tier husband, James C. Carey, Binghamton; her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hollingsworth, Binghamton; three sisters, Mrs.

Mary E. Ames, Windsor; Mrs. Mable K. Lyon, Hall-stead, Mrs. Jessie I.

Fish, Binghamton; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was a member of the Conklin Forks United Methodist Church, and of the Eastern Broome Senior Citizens. She was a licensed practical nurse in the Binghamton area for many years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the William R.

Chase Son, Funeral Home, 44 Exchange Binghamton, with the Rev. Alan L. Finney, Pastor of the Brookvale United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Chenango Valley Cemetery. Friends may call today, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

at the funeral home. Card tf Thanks HENECY -The family of Steven A. Henecy wishes to express its thanks to his many relatives, neighbors, and friends tor their acts of Kindness during his recent hospital confinement and death. 11 Itfoh 11 STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENTOF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DISCHARGE UNDER PROVISIONS OF NEW YORK STATE POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM. APPLICATION NO NY-0103004 (SWM) HAIST MOBILE HOME PARK Nanticoke (T), Broome Co.

Notice Is hereby given that, pursu ant to Titles 7 I 8 of Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law of New York State for the administration of and the issuance of permits under said Law, Haist Mobile Home Park ID Binghamton, N.Y. 13905 has tiled an application for a permit to discharge 6000 gpd of sanitary wastes into a tributary of the East Branch of Nanticoke Creek and 3000 gpd of sanitary waste into groundwa ters from the applicant's facility lo cated at Dunham Hill Road, Nan ticoke (T), Broome Co where the applicant operates mobile home park. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation tentatively intends to Issue a Stat Pollu tant Discharge Elimination System SPOES) permit for the sub ect discharge! s). A final Issuance will follow; (1) review of the application to assure compliance with all applicable provisions of Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law of New York State and all applicable provisions of the Federal Water Pol lution Control Act Amendment of 1972 (PL. 92-500); (2) development of special conditions setting forth specific effluent limitations and other controls applicable to the discharged) described above Including schedules of compliance; (3) development of monitoring and reporting require ments tor rne applicants perform ance; (4) consideration of all written comments from persons who qualify, as described below, as interested parties on this notice of application.

Further information may be ob tained from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, P.D.E.S. Permit Section, Room 201, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, New York 12233, (A C. 518, 457-4125), where the application and related documents are available for public nspection. GEORGE K. HANSEN, E.

Chief, D.E.S. Permit Section Division of Pure Waters VILLAGE OF JOHNSON CITY PLANNING BOARD SUBDIVISION: VLS, Inc. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Planning Board of the Village of ohnson City, in the Town of Union, County of Broome and State of New York, in the Mayor's office on the second floor of the Municipal Bui ki ng at the corner of Corliss Avenue and Willow Street In the Village of Johnson City, New York, on the 9th day of August, 1977, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, upon the question of the adoption of a resolution of said Plan ning Board approving VLS, Inc. Subdivision in the Village of Johnson City in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Subdivision Regulations of said Village and the Village Law of the State of New York, subject to such conditions and restrictions as may be specified in the resolution of said Board fixing the time and place jof this hearing, which resolution is on file in the office of the Clerk of the Village of Johnson City. Dated: July 25, 1977 By Order of the Planning Board of the Village of Johnson City, New York JOAN SPALIK Village Clerk Auctions 12 AFTON AUCTION NOUSE ANTIQUE AUCTIONS 3rd Sunday of each month PHONE, 639-2522 ANTIQUE AUCTION Thursday, July 28, 6 p.m.

Auction Barn, Phar-salia, 7 miles East of Cincinnatus, Y. George Ortii, Auctioneer, 607-63-3877. AUCTION HOUSE Sanataria Springs, every night. 7:30 sharp! 648-9619; 648-8013 CLIFF NEWMAN SON THE ACTION AUCTIONEERS NICHOLS, N.Y. 699-3615 EMPIRE LIVESTOCK MARKET Drydea every Monday and Wednesday, call 844-5492.

GLENN H. MUNSON Auctioneer; Selling; Appraisals. Groton, NY 607-98-3739; McLean, 607-838-8273 HARRIS WILCOX, INC. AUCTIONEER, Bergen.N Y. 14417 PHONE, 716-494-1880 HOWARD VISSCHER Auctioneer, Real Estate Broker Nichols, Y.

607-699-7250 H. MELTZE 8, SONS AUCTIONEERS, Cicero, N.Y. (315 699-5461 JACK WOOD'S LIVESTOCK AND AUCTION SERVICE Cincinnatus, N.Y. 607463-2435 JIM ADRIANCE AUCTIONS Montrose, Pa. 717-278-1574 THINGS AN TIQUES AUCTION Specialists in antiques, houehold furnishings.

Sell or buy partial or whole estates. P75-1447 775-1773 Whitney Point JJvestock Market SALE EVERY TUESDAY MEL MANASSE, OWNER, 692-4774 Personals 14 AAAA-l PRO GOLF INSTRUCTION Beginners 8 veterans. $5 per lesson. Improvment guaranteed. 729-9418.

OUR ADS BRING RESULTS Try one Place an ad in The press and The Sun-Bulletin. Call 798-1141 and a helpful Ad-Visor will explain the "How NEEDED A reliable man or woman to operate a Motor Route in the following areas: CASTLE CREEK-GLEN AUBREY AREA PORT CRANE-TUNNEL AREA ROSS CORNERS-VESTAL WEST CORNERS Must be available in the early afternoons Monday-Friday and early mornings on Saturday Sunday. A reliable vehicle is a necessity. CALL 798-1166 For More Details Ptnaeals 14 AAA TENT RENTALS AT A DISCOUNT. For your Backyard Party, come rain or shine.

Weddings, all other occasions. Variety siies. WE ERECT! Tents by EUREKA. 729-0306, "Al-The Tent Man ABOARD Amlsh Tour, August 4, Corning Glass, Shopping, September 10 Miller, 715-0501 ALL DAMAGE 0 Garments Rewoven ROYAL WEAVING 21 Birch 721-3154 ALTE RATIONS All types of men's clothing. Work done in our tailor shop.

Schaplro's Men's Shop, Endicott, 741-8257 ARE YOU WORRIED about your drinking? Acholics Anonymous can help Can 722 5913 BUY OR SELL You Out. Colonel Dick Monasky, 729-4954, 669-4168 CASH FOR GUNS Higest prices paid for all types ALLEN'S, 106 Court St, Bing WITHOUT CLAMS -Conolly's Tunney's I We and you can't afford them, everything else we got, including the best door priie in or out of town. Va Barbecue chicken, Mini Steaks, Sausage, peppers, onions, hot dogs, hamburgers, salads, out the Kazoo, Corn on Cob with real butter, 4 hours music by a darn good band. Liquid libations to match the salads. Price is Right! SB 25 in advance.

SI0 at the gate. Saturday, July 90th, Noon-7 p.m. Conklin Forks Rd. Rain date. Sunday July 3Ht.

Call Tunney's 2 at 729-9006 now! The more the merrier. Buses We I com a. The Deal of the Year. Don't Miss the Fun Cheer. CONFIDENTIAL The Evening Press will not disclose the name of any Bok Number advertiser in classified.

However, readers answering box number ads and desiring to protect their own identity can follow this procedure: Address your reply to the box number and attach to it a note listing the name of persons or firms you do NOT want your reply to reach. If the advertiser is anyone you've mentioned, we'll destroy your letter. Address your letter CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE Evening Press Classified Advertising Vestal Pkwy. East Binghamton, 13903 DISCREET Personal Introductions Couples Singles everywhere. Plamates, Bo 3355, York, Pa, 717-845-1635.

DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS Gertrude. 41 Grand Binghamton. 723-9251. HIDY OCHIAI'S Karate Ask about Our NEW EXERCISE-ONLY COURSE. No contract.

Pay by the week. 748-8480. INSURANCE Homeowners, 525,000 for $65; Mobile Home, Commercial, Auto, Motorcycle. Jim Seager, 797-8011. INSURANCE Mobile home owners, $15,000 for S100.

Home owners, renters, $21, commercial. H. Pike, 775-1012 anytime, 10 p.m. LEASE EXPIRED 40 off On all Arts Crafts Supplies, gift items and plants. 1184 Vestai Ave.

The Garden Room. PRACTICAL HYPNOSIS Control weight, smoking, relax nerves. 24 hour service. 724-1869. PREGNANT AND WORRIED? -Birthright cares and offers freecon-fidential help Call 798-7661 PROFESSIONAL LIKE Macrame, embroidery, crewel, done reasonably Call Kathy alter 6, 7M-7759.

PROFESSIONAL HYPNOSIS By appointment. Hypnosis Consultation Services, 772-0369. SEAMSTRESS Alterations, suits, coats, dresses, gowns. Eipert, reasonable. Louise 754-6729 START YOUR NEW tall fashion club now at at the Fashion Gate.

Endicott Plaza. Northgate Plaza. Tom Please meet me at the Polish Festival this Sunday. Love, Sharon. VIA ECKANKAR You can travel into uncharted Spiritual Worlds by Soul Travel.

p.m. 772-0212. WHAT'S IN YOUR FUTURE? Money, Health, Business and Sex. Reginald Heyward, Astrologer, Charts and Readings, 722-3092. ZIPPER SERVICE All type garments.

Hems, alterations. MASTER CLEANERS 219 722-7777 1400 AMERICANA HOTEL Accommodations for S350. New York -Acapulco. Anderson, 724-1018. lest and Found IS FOUND Beagle puppy, female, about 8 weeks old.

Vicinity Zimmer Rd. area. Kirkwood 775-0165. FOUNO Dog Border Collie Vicinity of Tatt Heights, Endicott, Collar. 748-9702.

FOUND Dog, months old, light tan German Shepherd, very friendly, vicinity of Town of Union Endwell. 785-9684. FOUND Pekingese Male Black-White dog. Vicinity of Jensen Rd. Vestal Parkway 625-3675.

FOUND Ring. Near Parking ramp w. State St. Friday, July 23. Owner identify 797 0529.

FOUND Two brass colored keys, on a wire ring, vicinty of Mer-scereau Park, Endicott. 785-1296. Real Estate for Sale. 75-110 Financial 1 15-120 (Business Opp. 118) Services Of fered 125-140 Merchandise 150-195 livestock Automotive 230-250 4 wards: Hal.

count KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE No experience necessary, on the job training. Should be able to work at any of the 4 stores in the area. For interview Octllis HILLARY -Zenas F. Hillary, 76, of 1531 Belle Air Clearwater, formerly of Louisa Bing-hamton, died Sunday at Binghamton General Hospital. He was predeceased by his wife, Edna Hillary.

He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Adam (Beth) Gal, Binghamton; Mrs. James (Linnette) Harvey, Darien, two sons, Robert N. Hillary, Northridge, Frank Z. Hillary, Conklin; one sister, Kathryn Gier, San Diego, one brother, Richard Hillary, San Diego, also several grandchildren.

He was a retired Railway Mail Clerk, a veteran of WW and a member of the V.F.W. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Thomas J. Shea Funeral Home, 137 Robinson Binghamton. The Rev.

F. Porter Adams, Pastor of the Fairview United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Vestal Hills Memorial Park. Friends are invited to call at the funeral hnme today, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday, 7-9 p.m.

ABBOTT -Mrs. Cleo Abbott, 72, RD 1, Lisle, N.Y., died at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson City. She is survived by three sons, Harold Abbott, Whitney Harlow Abbott, Whitney Point, Eldon Abbott, Berkley Heights, N.J.; two A Li. Iff urU 'Uduguiei mis.

nauei (Gladys) Bailey, Whitney Point, Mrs. Vernon (Pauline) Trask, Freeville, N.Y.; 18 grandchildren; 8 a i i greai-granucnuuren; inree sisters, Mrs. Claudia Car- ley, Miami, Mrs. Cecil Piprrp HiintQ Pnrnorc N.Y. Mrs.

Dana Jenks, -Whitney Point; one brother, John W. Palmer. Rovston. Ga. also several nieces and I ch ucpucwa.

one wao iciueu teacher, having taught at the Whitney Point Central Schools for 26 years. She was the past president of the Whitney Point Teachers Association, past matron of Eastern Star, Twghnioga 531, past president of the American Legion Auxiliary nrt i be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Nichols Funeral Home, Whitney Point. The Rev. David Davis, pastor emeritus, assisted by the Rev.

David Van Slotten, will officiate. Burial will be in Central Lisle Cemetery. The family requests that those wishing may make memorial contributions to "the Whitney Point Emer- "gency Squad or the Heart c- i luiu. cxiaiciil liUKlllliugcl Chapter 531, will nold a manorial service this eve- nine at 8 D.m. at the funeral hnmA ha fomiU will ieueivc liieiiua una cvciiiiik Irnm 7 tn nf I Vi I1UIII HI 9 .111.

LI 1 1 Nichols Funeral Home, Whitney Point. Bayza, 90, of 128 Virginia Johnson City died Tuesday morning at Wilson Memorial Hospital. She is survived by two sons, John Petrovsky, Johnson City, Paul Petrovsky, Binghamton; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harold (Sue) Perry, Binghamton; a nephew, Stephen Marek, Binghamton; three grandchildren, Steven Petrovsky, Johnson City, Mrs. Doris Skiba, Kirk-wood, N.Y., Paul Petrovsky, Buffalo.

She was a' member of the Slovak Lutheran Church of the Ascension, Binghamton. Funeral services will be held at J.F. Rice Funeral Home, Inc. 150 Main Johnson City, Thursday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev.

Thomas J. Drobe-na, Pastor of the Slovak Lutheran Church of the Ascension officiating. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery, Johnson City. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. Friends deserve the comfort of lowers.

MacLENNAN'S 499 COURT ST. 722-4484 vestal hills memomal pack 61 MAUSOLCUM Call 797-8407 Perpetual Care is not an extra fee. Bronze Memorials by Gorhom Master Craftsmen in silver and bronze Hetf WiteJ 72 GUITAR PLAYER For starting local rock band 18 or over 729-3897 IMMEDIATE OPENING Construction Superintendent for 10 million dollar highway project in Southern Tier New York State Must have considerable experience In Bridge Work, Asphalt paving and sewers Call of write C. Alan BoUey Inc 265 Genesee St Auburn, N.Y 13021 Phone 315-253-731I. INTERESTED IN FLORIDA? -IBM trained service technician, ma na gemen xper i en ce hel pf ul Send resueme to Birch's Office Machine, 1100 E.

Strawbridge Ave, Meiborurne, Fla. 32901. JOBS A Line can solve your unemployment problems. Get a job with us and we'll treat you to dinner at the Ramada to celebrate. Call now for details, 772-0437 A-Line Employment Agency, Division 106 Main Binghamton JOBS-JOBS-JOBS-IVAN 8.

ASSOCIATES Employment Agency Suite 601, Press Blag 723-5466 KENNEL ATTENDENT Wanted for local Veternary Hospital, experience preferred, send replies to Box 3105 care of Press Sun Bulletin. KEYPUNCHED Openings available for experienced operators on all shifts. Full and part time. 754-1420, Keypunch Center, 120 Washington Endicott, N.Y. 13760 LOCAL CLUB looking for manager Salary plus commission, duties include cooking.

Send resume to box 3104, care of Press Sun-Bulletin. MACHINE OPERATORS Will train, good salary, all benefits. Call, 772-0437. A-Line Employment Agency, (Division 106 Main Binghamton. MAINTENANCE Control Planner High school or equivalent trade school education, with emphasis in plant engineering, must have working knowledge of maintenance materials and functions plus 5 years experience in facilities maintenance.

Must have ledgibie handwriting and good communication skills for dealing with employeesVendors. Excellent employee benefits Apply In Person to Singer Link Division, Colesville Binghamton, N.Y. An Equal opportunity employer MF MAINTENANCE For Apartment Complex Prefer married man, over 35. Salary and apartment Must be handy. Call 748-4721, 11-5 only.

MANAGER Food and beverage service. Be responsible for all aspects of business Experience necessary. Reply including salary expectations, to T. Redmond, P.O. Box 7, Windsor, N.Y.

13865. MARRIED MAN Good milker; capable of managing farm. 797-5492. NATIONWIDE Search 6. Placement through National Personnel Consultants.

N0RMILE Personnel Associates Agency 53 Oak Street, Binghamton, N.Y. 723-5377 NATIONWIDE search placement through National Personnel Consultants N0RMILE V1JUMIICI MiiULiai MyCllt-y 53 Oak Street, Binghamton, Y. 723-5377 OPENINGS FOR Welder and Press Brake operator. Apply at: Automation Sevices, 4W Grand Avenue, Johnson City. 729-9181.

OWNER OPffiATORS With semi-dump trailers to operate between New York, Pennsylzania, Ohio, and Michigan. Call Rick Foster, collect, at 814-453-6694 PART TIME Expanding national company seeks presently employed persons for early evening work. $75 salary for approximately 15 hours work Must be 21 or over with auto. Apply in person to Marine Midland 117 Main St, Endicott, Tuesday, 7 30 p.m. PART TIME SALES PRO For a fine Ladies Apparel Store Prefer mature, experienced person Contact Mrs.

Smith. 797-1136 CALL CLASSIFIED To place an ad call 798-1141, 6 days a week Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

20 tMPLOYMENT ELECTRICIAN WANTED Paid vacation, paid holidays, benefits. Call 754-6565. Avon LETS YOU GET MORE OUT OF LIFE I Hare's your opportunity to ctrn money; win prizes, honors, personal recognition. Call 723-4004 tor information. SALESPERSON Golden opportunity for reliable person.

Establish your own route, monthly repeat business. Must hove spoken tales bitty, Kost Tire Sales 33S Court Binghamton. COMPANION For Elderly Lady. Weekdays or with room and board. Please send references to Box 3095 care of Press Son-Bulletin.

SALESPERSON For men's and formal shop. Experience helpful but not necessary. References required. Apply in person, SCHAPIRO'S MEN'S SHOP 56 Washington Endicott Quality food service operation setb professional cook for full time, year round position. Must have: 3 to years experience in high volume operation.

High school diploma or equivalency. Familiarity with standard auolrty cooking equipment. Ability to follow recipes accurately. High professioftal standards. W.effer: Competitive wages Fringe benefits Blue Cross Blue Shield Credit Union Opportunity to further your education And others Contact: taski Clark Professional Chef North Campus Dining Cernen University tthoca.

New York 14853 (607) 256-5550 An equo' opportunity employer. Ust w4 hvtW 15 FOUND 3 CeH, one liger tripe, one ell black, i months Also Male Siomese. I year. 723-4040 After 5, 722-041. LOST Black end White Angora Kitten, vicinity ot Beethoven St.

Binghamton. 724-2141. LOST English Setter White with black around head. Kirkwood area, Reward 77S-04S. LOST Greypoodle, male, no collar, name it Charlie, reward, 775-4841.

LOST Man's wallet, In First City case black, vicinity Court State St. Reward. 723-270 after 6 pm. LOST Man's wedding band Greenwood Park. Reward! 7S4-477S.

LOST Siberian Huskey, puppy (about months old). Last seen in Hillcrest area Gray with white. Reward. 7 2030, 724-0SI0 20-fMPLOTmEMT HJ Wonted: 72 A LOCAL AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR is helping many persons earn money working a few nous per day. We can help you, 2S-27M.

AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR Is helping many person earn money working 2-4 hours a day. We can help sou. For appointment, call 7 24-58 35 or 785-5030 AN OPPORTUNITY Gruver ealty, one of Broome Counties leading real estate offices is now hiring sales persons. We offer formal training, leads and a liberal commission spilt to moke you one of the best in your field. yd have ever considered real estate as a career, call us today.

723-7551. A PLEASANT Mature Woman For full-time live-in position in a small home for elderly, 772-016, 723-2354. APPLICATIONS Being accepted for all shifts for local Burger Kings. Apply: between I a.m. and 10 a Friday July 29 at Burger King Res- taurant, 3306 Main Endwell.

ASSISTANT MANAGER A retail chain! Excellent working conditions! $9,100 Call E. Bolcer, Snell-tng Snelling Agency, 723-9501. ASSISTANT SERVICE WRITER -All company benefit! must have driver's license. Apply in person to: John Surowitz at FEDUKE FORD 703 E. Main Endicott.

ATTENDENTS Full and pari time openings. Must be honest, curtious and willing to work. Apply at KRS Sunoco, 164 Main Johnson City. AUTO GLASS MAN Prefer experience with auto glass. Company benefits, Binghamton area.

800-962-0906. AUTO MECHANICS Experienced car or truck mechanic must have own tools, must be reliable. Interested persons contact John Mihaiko at 235 Court Binghamton. 723-4300. BABYSITTER Days, my west side home.

Call evenings, 724-9116. BABYSITTER My homo, 6 a.m. -4 p.m. Own transportation. 648-8353.

BABYSITTER NEEDED Immediately. Vestal area. 2 small children. References, own transportation needed. Your home- mine.

785-8234. BABYSITTER NEEDED Bevier St. area. Call between 3 and evenings, 724-5106 BABYSITTING In my West Side home, experience with infants preferred. Starting August 9.

724-7449 BASS PLAYER Rhythm or lead, serious applicants only, 785-2780. BETTER THAN AVERAGE earnings to start. An opportunity for future management, 724-1734. BOOKKEEPER Experienced, some knowledge of credit and collections helpful Salary based on experience. Life and health insurance.

Reply to: Box 3097 care of The Press Sun-Bulletin, stating experience and references. BOOKKEEPER Post ion aval la be in broadcast orieneted business. Must be accurate and neat with take-over capabilities. Apply to Box 3IQ7 Binghamton PresoSun Bulletin. BOOKKEEPERS, TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS Call PEG Snelling Snelling Agency, 754-4555 BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN? No investment! Queen's Way to Fashion.

Best money making home party plan opportunity. Call 723-0635 648-8951. CAB DRIVERS Day or night shift, apply in person. Yellow Cab 385 State St. CARPENTER Experienced in framing and finish work.

Call 775-2506, after 5 CASHIER HOSTESS Days, responsible person, send replies to Box 3098 co PressSun Bulletin. CHILD CARE Teacher's baby in Endicott. References. Own transportation. 754-1805.

CLERICAL Typing, billing experience. Full and part-time. TRUCK DRIVERS Class 3 license, experienced. WAITERS WAITRESSES Full and part-time. All shifts.

MANY OTHER JOBS AVAILABLE N.Y EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 40 Main Street Binghamton or 63 North Avenue Owego COOKS, DISHWASHERS COUNTER HELP For second and third shift. Apply in person at Pancho's Pit, Endicott. COUNTER HELP -Must be over 18, night or days, no summer help, apply between 2-4. Tommios Restaurant, Main Street, End wet I. CRITICAL CARE COORDINATOR, Advanced clinical experience required, with demonstrated competence in teaching and management.

Salary commensurate with experience and education. HE AD NURSE in modern 1 2 bed ICU-CCU Unit Prior supervisory experience in ICU-CCU required. STAFF RN'S immediate openings, 3-11 and 1 1-7. Please send resume to the Cortland Memorial Hospital, 134 Homer Cortland, NY. 13045.

EARN EXTRA MONEY Take orders for Lisa Jewelry. Call for FREE Catalog Sales kit on toll free 800-631-1258. EARN $42 50 per week, part time, 12 hours, per week full time, depending on hours. Salary or commission, call 722-2304 11 a m. to 1 m.

Monday-Friday for interview. ENTERTAINMENT BOOKING AGENT Must have experience in sales and a keen knowledge and interest in the music business. Low sa lary against commission. Tf you've 90 1 what it takes, you can make a bundle -Music Star Agency 724-4304. ETHAN ALLEN PERSONNEL "Your Opportunity Agency" 772-1560 Colonial Plaza, 30 State St EXECUTIVE SALES PERSON -Leading national company is looking for college or ad with background in data processing, excellent pay, top benefits.

Fee paid. Call, 772-0437. A-Line Employment Agency (Division 106 Main St Binghamton. MELD ENGINEER TECHNICIAN Photographic Machinery Manufacturer needs solid, ambitious self-starter to install and trouble hoot popluar new line of equipment Must be aggressive, willing to travel world-wide, also capable of training dealers and customers. Salary to $22,000.

Permanent position, many other benefits. Located 40 miles north of Philadelphia. Old est a bit shed company. Send resume to Box 3110 care of the Press Sun-Bulletin. FOOD SERVICE HOSTESS (2) needed 5 days weekly.

From 8 am. to 2 in Conklin Hall stead, Pa. For interiview call: Nancy, 723-2)92, 1-5 p.m. FULL-PART TIME Service established customers for large chemical company, 724-1734. GENERAL ACCOUNTING POSITION In local area Assist the controller.

Minimum 1 year experience $11,000. Call ELLY. Snelling Snelling Agency, JC, 797-1265. 722-4839. ca An equal opportunity employer SHOP SUPERVISOR Applications now being accepted for an automotive shop supervisor.

Experience required. Responsibilities include: Supervision of mechanical technicians, scheduling and assignment of work, writing repair orders, and diagnosing mechanical problems. Excellent opportunity with growth potential. Salary plus commission. New tar demonstrator provided.

All fringe benefits. Contact: John Wolcott, service manager. 723-8971 or apply in person at: Personnel Dept. (located at River Mede Manor, 159-163 Front Binghamton.) B0TNICK MOTOR CORP. An equal opportunity employer CLASSIFIED INDEX IMMEDIATE OPENINGS MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES AX3 7RAIS3ES Due to expansion in our company, we have several positions open.

We are a subsidiary of Reynolds Metals that offers a variety of energy saving products to our customers. Leads furnished, lucrative commission plan, weekly advance of up to $225 while training. This is an excellent opportunity for highly motivated individuals to build a future with a progressive company thru hard work. We will supply the training necessary to succeed and offer advancement to management as soon as you are able to respond to the challenge. Call for confidential interview appointment.

748-7364. An Equal Opportunity Employer Announcements 1.15 Employment 20-25 Educational 30-35 Board Rooms 40-45 Real Estate forRent Real Estate far Rent or Sale 65-70 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Federal insurance Administration (24 CFR Part 1171 (Docket No. Fl- PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR THE VILLAGE OF ENDICOTT, BROOME COUNTY, NEW YORK AGENCY: FEDERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION ACTION: PROPOSED RULE SUMMARY: The federal Insurance Administrator hereby gives notice of the proposed determinations of base flood elevations (100-year flood) for the Village of Endicott, Broome County, New York, in accordance with Section 110 of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (P.L. 93-23J). 17 Stat 980, which added Section 1363 to the National Flood Insurance Act of IMt (Title XIII of the Housing and Urban Development Act of I9M L.

Waal), 42 C- 400I-412S, and 24 CFR Part 1917. Any person having knowledge, information, or wishing to make a comment on these determinations should immediately notify Honorable Joseph A. Caldwell, Mayor of Endicott, 1009 East Main Street, Endicott. New York 13760. DATES: The period tor comment will be ninety days following the second publication of this notice in a newspaper of local circulation in the above-named community.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Richard Krimm, Assistant Administrator Office of Flood Insurance (202) 7SS-SSI1 or Toll Free Line ISM) 424H72 Room 5270 4SI Seventh Street, Southwest Washington. DC 20410 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: These base flood elevations are the basis for the flood plain management measures that the community is required to either adopt or snow evidence of being already in effect in order to qualify or remain qualified for participation in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). There elevations together with the flood plain management measures required by Section 1910 3 of the program regulations are the minimum that are required. They should not be construed to mean the community must change any existing ordinances that are more stringent in their flood plain management requirements.

The community may at any time enact stricter requirements on its own, or pursuant to policies established by other Federal, state or regional entities. These proposed elevations will also be used to calculate the appropriate flood insurance premium rates tor new buildings and their contents and for the second layer of insurance on existing buildings and contents. Proposed base flood elevations (100-year flood) are listed below for selected locations. Maps and other information showing the detailed outlines of the flood-prone areas and the proposed base flood elevations are available for review at the Village Hall on the Bulletin Board. 1009 East Main street, Endicott, New York 13760 proposed 100-year flood elevations for selected locations are: Elevation in Feet (r "MONEY MAKER" rvWrchtwtdiM under $300 pike of Mem must be listed in 1 3 tines 1 2 werdt) ht 7 day mfceth The Prt and Th Sun tuMettn.

(to. oddtf. line SI 00) Sua, "cambmotian ADVERTISING ACCOUNT SALES EXECUTIVE Career opportunity in Advertising Sales with the Press Sun-Bulletin for aggressive self-starter. Experience in sales and marketing with college background preferred, but not required. Established local sales Excellent working conditions.

Salary plus commission. Paid vacation. Profit Sharing Program. Medical and Retirement Plan. Car Mileage.

Opportunity for advancement. Send resume to: Box 3600 Press Sun-Bulletin Vestal Parkway East National Geodetic Location Vertical Datum 1929 Southwest Corporate Limits Source of Flooding Susquehanna River OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Saturdays: 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.

CHECK YOUR AD Read your ad carefully after the first insertion. If it contains an error, call Classified immediately. Notice of errors must be made prior to second day of insertion. TO PLACE YOUR AD In Owego: 687-0572 27 Exchange Ave (extended) 1 Madison Avenue (extended) (31 Northeast Corporate Limits 32 Nanticoke Creek Disposal Plant Road 29 Duane Avenue 29 National Flood Insurance Act of 19M (Title XIII of Housing and Urban Development Act of IWi), as amended; 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128; and Secretary's delegation of authority to Federal Insurance Administrator 34 F.R.

2680, February 27. 1969, as amended by (39 R. 2717, January 24, 1974). Issued: J. ROBERT HUNTER Deputy Federal Insurance Administrator i Binghamton, N.Y.

13902 An Equal Opportunity Employer.