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Boston Evening Globe Monday. March 7. 19T7 27 LEGAL NOTICES MARKET BASKET CITY BOSTON HEL PROPERTY DEPARTMENT ImOTCE TO CCl-BACTORS rO GENERAL B-DjfOfl GUARD ANO TiON SERVICES AT PuBl IC PARKIKU A'-'VA i TSL LT. aL STREET TnE GOVERMKENT CENTER. BOSTON, Rep.

Pines maps plan towj ELECTIONS CHOSETTS FURNITURE. ETC STEREO, TELEVISION Tne Cty of Boston, acwq oy 'T Room 811. Boston Ctv MM 1 ty Boston. Mass. 201.

twremafiw nMerrea the Araromg "rJJ. CI ICT ssaied prooosM or ouara eno prmecr- -T pamna tac.ty SO SoorxMy SueH Coer Proposals Ml be reenveo up unM tweive-tnwty 22iJLS MARCH IS. 1977. the orf.ee Of Ifce Aaromg Auorrh. Hoom AIRPLANES-SERVICES TOO COITHAYETOBE TO FVY IN THE HAVERHILL FLYING CLUB.

172S. HQS-Lances. Arrows Apaches. 372-944. We buy and port.

TVs. -reo components and 35 mnv Cam Bnng to Used Sound. R. st Cjmb. 354-9734 225 to protect rape victims KATTRESS CLOSEOUTS TRUSTED IFUHDS TWIN-FuLL-QuEEN-KING ANY SIZE FROM Stt FJm PIFCf 611.

Boston Cm, Ha. 1 Otv ha Sqon Bosiorv JrZ vrntcn 1me and place tney be puocy opened P-oposais must be suemned dupfceate on tne Ptpos obtained from the A.ardmo Author. Eecn copy snaM be comowety twea m. soned. enclosed i Neobury St Boston.

27-7707 AMPZILLA amp Berwen to, uGnitcan soeaM- BEDDING SPECIALTY SHOPS. Maiden. 324-6381: SomervHe, 666-1900: Waltham. 893-5137. Pr-a to sett.

203-674- PARTNERSHIP in 1976 Grumman Tiger tor sale plane certified tor If R. 763-2731. 1225. nccnru. imc.vhf nortabie.

HinKITORF WANTED guar. S2S-S50. USED SOUND. By Maria Karaginais Globe Staff During a recent rape trial in Massachusetts, the 12-vear-old victim was Ate, anlmues. fOQS.

ciw. 432 Harvard sealed and puy marked done. One copy of the proposal shea be ed 3 Authority. the o.ce oes-onaied above. nf' oepos4 the to ol a certif-ed checu ssued by Oar or trust company payable to me City of apsJ' $2,500.

The duplicate cocy of the proposal she V2 City Auditor. Cty Mae. Boston. Mass previous to the time tor the opening of proposals. The proposal sna be Moo oerore the tune slated above for the opening of proposals No proposal may be withdrawn after the urne Wnn nr proposals end lor five I Si days (Saturdays.

Sundays ana teqai holidays ecludedl from the opening of the proposals tion. no proposal filed by the three lowest nPJtT. bte bidders may be withdrawn prior to execution and delivery the contract, unless no award has been made upon expiration ot ANTIQUES 566-8552. bronzes. pa.ntmgs.

bnc-a-bcac. KAV6EE. 266-4467. MILTON Three incumbent selectmen, easily won re-election Saturday against one challenger in what was called an "issueless campaign. John P.

Linehan, a 49-year-old trial lawyer who practices in Boston, was the "top vote-getter with a total of 4755. Linehan was followed in vote total by Walter F. Timilty, 31, the president of Elk Laundry, Inc, and brother of state Sen. Joseph Timilty. Timilty is beginning his second term as selectman and received 4709 votes.

In third place was James D. Colt with 4418 votes. GAMES, DOLLS, TOYS Stores, Office Furniture Fixtures BROOKLINEANTlUE GALLERY OPENING MARCH 9 9 Top Antique Dealers Und One Roof at prime Beacon bl. DOLL HOUSE Do" house 1 location, r-loom iur For caU 566-3666 or OFFICE EOUIPMEHT miniatures snow saie 2 10-5. HOLIDAY INN.

Rte. 1A ft 95. So. Attleooro. Ma.

'Our biggest problem is the understandable reluctance of the victim to subject herself to a humiliating public examination of her personal life WILLIAM F.QUIXN, Newton police chief the prescrioeu imw irwreiur. tn- The successful bidder w.ll be required to provide Jf? the payment of compensation and 'or the otnw benef.ts under the Workmen CompensatKM LawGerHLat (Ter Ed.) chapter 152. to alt -ersons to be employed under contract, ana sufficient proof of compliance 327-48 90. Fa cabinets, check caomers. 2-dr.

cabinets, desks and chairs Can be moved March 30. CaU Mon. 524-1444. NAME YOUR PRICE! u.c uSi iVTr lllMr? r.HAIRS. DIN HEATING 4 PLUMBING hm 5(TS DESKS.

CLOCKS. stipulation win regutreo oerore wiwv" TrS CTSn of bJder is speciftcall, directed to the leoujM empioyment opportunity section ot the sr.fKaliona and the obligation of the contractor to take affirmative action connection with employment practices IhrrxiOiTC tne work Specifications and other contract documents w.ir be hv0 and after FEBRUARY 28, 1977. at the office of the Awardine and after FEBRUARY 28. WANTED i ORIENTAL RUGS. ETC.

i ALSO HUMMELS WANTED Wat. -cool centr. a-c. 536-1136. Authnritv.

qualified to do busi- HUMMELS WANTED: FIIRNITIIRF WANTED A penormance mini wwiy "Tv tn the ness under the laws ot the CmnmcweasatisfKtory to the Awarding Authority, and in the sum of $10,000. wiM be required ot Hotel, Restaurant Supplies Name your price, call 969-2456. All types of quality used furni ture, oining iuwii sets, desks, china closets. Also china, cut glass, silver, rugs a WATER COOL CENTR. AIR Cond.

wanted. 536-1 136. the successful general oiaoer. The Awarding Authority reserves the right to if: ties and to reiect any or all proposals or any item or item Ol a proposal, if it be in the public interest so to i CITY OF BOSTON louoirv. r-or Debt ll-Z APPLIANCE CO.

Used Ice Maker tor Sale. 322-1243 tnwtjr ANTIQUES. 731-3326. RECORDS, cash paid for new ELECTRIC grill. $200; electric used records, jjs a 731 -626 TL JOANNE A.

PREVOST Commissioner of Real Property Chairman, Real Property Board ARP YOU MOVING? steam table. $250: miscella-neous eguip. 436-6976. WANTED, used spruce timbers I'll buy silver, books, rugs. PI I1MR1HR SUPPLIES rhinaT linens, etc.

Please can NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 6x8. or 12x12, useo nyoraunt. jacks. 5 ton. 100 ton.

Call Frank Cogliano, wkdays. 426- 6968. Mrs. B. jonnson.

MISCELLANEOUS Proposals will be 'f'fl by the Middlesex County Commissioners in care of CentraJ Purchasing until 11 am WeCL, March" 23, 1977 at Superior Court House. E. Cambridge. WTD: ORIENTAL RUGS PRIVftTF MAIL BOXES LEGAL NOTICES ANY Sifc-AWT wrjyii.w. CALL ANYTIME.

277-0466 Milton SELECTMEN AND SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS (1 year, elected): James D. Colt. 4418; John P. Linehan 4755, Walter F. Timilty 4709; Sylvester J.

Flaherty 2263. SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3 years, i elected): Mary Fitzgerald. 3622; David Jeffries, George F. Murphy, 2909 Carlton Peterson. 1903.

PARK COMMISSIONER (1 elected (or 3-year term): Philip E. Casey, 2827; Paul P. Joyce, 3637; Christopher J. CONSTABLE (4 elected for 3-year terms): Williarn J. Cashman, 3618: Andrew J.

Donahue. Jr 3710; John Healey, 1715; William M. Hodgdon. 993; Bernard J. Lynch.

III. 2818; Edward M. Mashrick. 2129; Ronald J. Murphy, 1282.

James Sullivan, 2309. TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY (3 elected for 3-year terms): James M. Kickham. 4486; Cathenne K. Molloy 5004- James M.

Russell. 4380: Christopher J. Tingus 1621. PLANNING BOARD (1 elected tor 2-year term): Edward L. Dufly.

1737; Roger L. Gregg. 2248; James G. Hannon. UNCONTESTED OFFICES: Town Clerk, James G.

Mullen Jr Assessor. Daniel E. Duggan, Town Treasurer Joseph Graziani. Board of Health, Virginia A. Gatley, ModeratorRobert A.

Lamere; Trustee of Cemetery. Paul F. Housing Authority. Thomas P. arrylanning Board.

J. William Dolan; Planning Board, Suzanne Collins. incumbent Indiv. locked lor rent. DLD.

310 Franklin Boston. In 1973, a reported forcible rape occurred in the US every 10.3 minutes. It is estimated that only one in 10 rapes is ever reported. Rape is the fastest-growing violent crime in America, yet according to the American Jury Project, an accused rapist stands a 50 percent better chance of acquittal than the average criminal defendant. "So long as the defense attorney is permitted to intrude into the private sexual life of a woman in order to vilify her personal reputation and discredit CHECK my price, I buy antiaues.

complete estates. for lumoing the Middlesex County Hospital. Waltham. Ma. Specifications may be obtained at the Central Purchasing Office.

Superior Court House, E. Cambridge, ATLANTA wood stoves, '4 Off Call Mr. Wallace. 444-9528 LOST BANK BOOKS SUFFOLK FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK Thermoststic 12 nr. ourn $149 95.

Del. EMPORIUM 994-520O Ma. HAND refinishing stripping. Furn. home interiors.

Fine items lovingly restored or purchased. 354-7894. NOTICE TO CERTAIN UN HOMELITE Chain saws up to 25 V. oil from ss as. tree w.

Book No. Book No. Book No. MASSAtHUSCi a PIKE AUTHORITY CAL- Lahan-sumner TUNNELSCONTRACT NO. 361- Seated proposals tor the Repair.

Pointing and Sealing of Masonry Walls at the Ventilation Buildings of the Callahan Tunnel: and tor Clean-ino, Painting and Miscellaneous Repairs at the Old Tunnel Administration Building, in the City of Boston, will be received at the Office of the Chairman. Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. Suite 3000 Prudential Center. Boston. Massachusetts 02199.

The work sites are located at the Callahan Tunnel Ventilation Buildings in Boston and East Boston, and at the Old Tunnel Administration Building in Boston. All bidding shall be in strict accordance with Chapter 149 Sections 44A and 44L and Sections 26 to 29 inclusive and Chapter 30 Section 39F and 39M inclusive, of the Gen-oral Laws of the Com EMPORIUM. 994-S2UU. SARA COVENTRY, Earn free LARRY 969-6446 BUYS SOUVENIR SPOONS. NAPKIN RINGS.

THIMBLES, etc. uuM ni I imitoo Time oniv. 746099 1081957 2108975 4114435 4160333 5105223 7043586 7503545 8129409 9005002 9005003 home parties. 265-2971. Call alt.

5:30. SPIRAL STAIRCASES, fully SCRIMSHAW. 19th century, for sale. A fine collection. Write 292.

Globe Office. assembed. wrouqm iron $450. 275-0466 Or 664-4967. SWIMMING Pool distributor VIOLIN, Tyrolean ca1780 wa Guarnerius label, Rogers oroup subject School Days ft other things.

653-0215 aft. 6. 9700713 (Mar. 7 1 has brand new isr am nrnimri (31' 16' X4 DOOlS for r. fnr nnlv IIIIIIIBU.

TC19815 247151 393036 748926 $777 complete. Inciu. finer, liner, deck, fence, ladder and Book No. Book No. Book No.

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Book No. Book No. installation. Credit terms arranged. Call toll free 800- 243-8846.

Arwen Industries, monwealth of Massachusetts, as amended to date. General bids shall be filed with the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority not later than 10:30 a Prevailing Time. April 5. 1Q77 at the Office of the BILLIARDS-POOL PIN8ALLS slate pool tables, supplies service. ALLBEE ft 894-2040.

1500 S. Main 5pringneiu, CLAIMED "UrfSWncD BY HOME OWNERS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Pursuant to G.L. Chapter 2O0A anv ended notice is given that the following described Property 0 the following named presumed owners, whose last known residence was in the city or town inoicated will be turned over tc the Treasurer and geiver General: Abandoned Property Section on or before April 1, 1977 (except where extmded by the Treasurer) arjd that therefore the bolder therefore shall cease to be liable there-Name and Address of Presumed Owners. John J. Silvester Wattaqua-dock Hill Road, Bolten, Massachusetts.

-Florence Harr Trustee for Karen Harr. 2201 Indian Hill Drive. W. Lafayette. Indiana.

Svlvia J. DeCosta, 59 Mt. Hope Street, Dedham, Massachu- Lawmnce Meyerhoff. 405 South Huntington Avenue. Boston.

Massachusetts. Frieda' Friedman. 15 Tenni Road. Mattapan, Massachu- Walter Dupont. P.O.

Box 116. Boston. Massachusetts. Harold Myers. S3 State Street, Boston, Massachusetts Rm.

Nathan White. Trustee for Melanie. 18 Tremont Street, on.nn MaecarhusettS. Ma. asked by the defense attorney if she wore see-through blouses and make-up.

In another case, an unmarried, 27-year-old rape victim was asked if she was a virgin. And in a third courtroom, the victim of a brutal gang rape was instructed to describe the assault and tell the jury whether or not she had had an orgasm. "For the rape victim, dealing with the legal system can be almost as traumatic as the attack itself," according to state Rep. Lois Pines (D-Newton). A letter signed by Pines and several other lawmakers says that, "Under the.

present law, it is difficult for a rape victim to take the witness stand knowing that it will be the intent of the defense attorney to destroy her credibility as a witness Often it is the victim who feels on trial." The letter, also signed by psychiatrists, district attorneys and chiefs of police, was sent last week to 240 members of the Massachusetts Legislature, urging their support for a bill prohibiting the admissibility of certain evidence in rape trials. The legislation would prohibit evidence about a victim's prior sexual hisory. Under the provisions of the bill, evidence on the victim's sexual conduct with the'defendant or evidence on the recent conduct of the victim to explain the source of any physical feature-would be allowable, but only after a private hearing before the judge outside the presence of a jury. "We find that many girls who are raped hesitate to make complaints in the first place," said Suffolk County Dist. Atty.

Garrett Byrne. "They don't want to drag their whole life and history into court and frankly, I don't blame them." Another advocate of the rape legislation, Newton Police Chief William Quinn, has said, "Our biggest problem the prosecution of rape cases is the understandable reluctance of the victim to subject herself to a humiliating public examination on her personal life which puts her own character on trial." Last week, an attorney who has successfully defended rapists explained the strategy he uses in the courtroom. "An aggressive defense counsel will paint a mosaic of of promiscuity around the he said. "You do it with a smirk." "In a rape case, the victim's credibility and reputation is pitted against the defendant's credibility and reputation," he added. "Since there are no witnesses, it comes down to credibility.

The victim is on trial." Supporters of the rape bill cite the following statistics: EMERSON A-C. 8000 BTU nn. Mans IU spu Chairman, Massachusetts Tnrnnike Authority. Suite Racer, used $100; 1 king sized 1088155 1090289 1700022 2253351 3517774 3750325 4700682 6130212 7700313 8128358 8129571 8500588 9700298 (Mar. 14) 3nnn Prudential Center.

Bos- RESTORED Antique pool tables. ALLBEE 269 Lexington Waltham, 894- 2040. bed. wnooa. iivim.

sofa. Colonial, $150. Call 438 0065. Billema SELECTMEN (3 I elected): 'Gordon JBrainerd, 2644; Kenneth LBuftum. 1118; Arthur Doyle.

2056. Thomas Greenhalgh, 1784; Bernard F. McKenna, 567; John 'TREASURER (unexpired 1 year, 1 elected): Thomas F. Cooney, 2134; Arthur M. Curtm 2632.

COLLECTOR OF TAXES (3 years, 1 elected): Ethel R. Wriaht 3322: Janet M. Nichols, 1418. SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3 years, 2 elected): 'Paul F. Ford.

1733 'Maureen Collins Rea, 2416; Mary A. Cunningham, 39f bond Flynn. 2137; John R. Jones 281; Elbe Ann McLaughlin. 981; Andrew Pendleton, 470.

PLANNING BOARD (5 years, 1 elected): Jo! 1641; Peter A. Corea, 350; William G. Greene 1517, Paul METERYCOMMISSION (3 1 elected): 'Andrew J. Bowen, 2954; Harriet L. O'Connell, 947; James F.

O'Donnell 742. HOUSING AUTHORITY (5 years, 1 elected): Elizabeth F. McCarthy. 2898: George L. Desrosiers.

1665 SEWER COMMISSION (5 years, 1 elected): Frederick H. Brown, 1716; Christopher J. Calo. 611; Andrew T. Card 1080- James J.

Galvin. 528; Laurence M. bbby 562, TolS officesASSOCATE ASSESSOR, Aus.in P. Bent; BOARD OF HEALTH, Paul R. Kelley.

'Incumbent ton. Massachusetts 02199. at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Sub-bids shall be filed with the Anaccnrhiieetts Turnoike Au Book No. Book No.

MUSIC- WORKWOMEN'S thority not later than a Prevailing Time. March 29 1977, at the Office of the Chairman, Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. Suite RECORD-LP rock, soul. 50 I AT nn CO. rents to 95 cents, many 10 CO-OP BANK Book No.

Ctf 310-3221-2 Book No. 8600577-4 choose from, any ami. 101 Discount fuel, 43 cents per gal. COD. 846-3003.

6261 3000, Prudential Center. Boston. Massachusetts 02199. at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and 21-32195 21-14586 WHY PAY gal. Discount fuel.

42 cents MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 24-86873 (Mar. 7) D. 825-6061. Book No. Book No.

Book No. Book No. Book No. Book No. Book No.

Book No. DISCOUNT fuel oil. COD, can- net coal; wnie. aog a tai HAMMOND GRANDEE litter. 5b-u.

25-81950 25-77072 27-02237 24-85706 22-43855 1093782-9 21-15837 25.81335 Used. reg. $7145. now S4BH3, Lian.mr.nri A.1 DO. used.

1595. ciopwonn. summer rates, i her as a witness, victims will be understandably frightened to come forward," says Sharon McCombie, director of the Rape Crisis Intervention Program at Beth Israel Hospital. "The rape victim fears additional pain and humiliation in the courtroom which can compound the psychic injury she has sustained by the rape itself," she added. There appears to be widespread support for the rape bill.

Although similar bills have died at the State House in past years, this legislative session supporters are cautiously optimistic. Under the leadership of Sen. Alan Sisitsky (D-Springfield), the bill won Senate passage, and last week the House gave the bill initial approval by sending it to the Committee on Bills in the Third Reading. The legislation is expected back out on the House floor for a final vote sometime this week. Critical to the bill's defeat in the past was Sen.

Michael-Flaherty (D-South Boston), House chairman of the' Judiciary Committee. Last week, Flaherty said he supports the concept of the rape bill, but is disturbed by the wording of the legislation. "I am worried about possible constitutional questions related to the defendant's right to cross-examine he said. Early this week, Flaherty will sit down with supporters of the bill to try to work out a compromise. But Flaherty said last week that even if a consensus is not reached, he will not attempt to block passage of the bill this year.

We have 18 grand pianos from cords siiMj; unspm anuw. lengths $80. 447-6049 eves. read aloua. General bids and Sub-bids shall be submitted in a sealed envelope, on the face of which shall be stated the name and address of the bidder; the date tor opening proposals; and that the proposal is for Massachusetts Turnpike Authority Contract No.

361-0025. A Statement of Qualification shall be submitted along with the proposal. General bids and Sub-bids shall be accompanied by a proposal guaranty in a sepa-Paio coaled envelope in the Book No. Book No. Book No.

Book No. Book No. $1595 up. L.ail rvir. joe iuva.

AVERY PIANO, 256 Weybosset 23-67512 (Mar. 14) Providence, R.I., 6000 DIAMONDS JEWELRY PIONEER CO-OP. BANK WE BUY PIANOS Book No. 25750 (Mar. i) BUYERS, for cash, diamonds.

ai I k-iuns ANY CONDITION CITY BANK jewelry, moaern a ami LUFTIGS, 333 Wash. Bos Nathan White. Trustee for Johnathan. 18 Tremont Street, Boston. Massachusetts.

Raymond Manning. 7 Main Street, Brockton, Massachu- Ce'lia Cornblatt. 137 Clinton Road, Brookline. Massachusetts. Frederick Sprague.

co Harvard Club, Boston, Massachusetts. Helen Raiskin, Trustee for Jor-danna 228 South Gale Drive, 'Beverly Hills, California 9021 1 Helen' Raiskin, Trustee for Julee. 228 B. South Gale Drive! Beverly Hills, California P0221 Henry Greene. 27 State Street, Boston.

Massachusetts. in addition, the Association holds four (4) accounts 0 less than $25.00. the totat value being S83.47. A list of such accounts are available for in-soection at the office of the AssoSon. HOME OWNERS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

LU" Philip Wernick Fxecutive Vice President TOP DOLLARS $. 599-1056 TRUST CO. form of a bid bond, cash, or a certified check on. or a treasurer's or cashiers check issued by a responsible bank or ton, Rm. 401.

tst. i ooo. PIANOS HAULED AWAY FREE Old uprt. 8. Players.

625-0287. CASH for diamonds, jewelry. Book No. 6058 Book No. N-476 trust company, payout Massachusetts Turnpike A.

GRAVALLESE, 333 Wash- Book No. N-618 (war. A.ilhnnlU CELLO, fine German instru inqton Boston, Rm. 639. ment, pert, playing us and bow.

1-234-6308. BLUE HILL CREDIT UNION Wilmington SELECTMEN (3 years, 2 elected); James Banda. 1490- Peter Enos. 669; George W. Hooper, 740; A.

John Imbimbo, 1520: Bruce MacDonald, 1306. SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3 years, 2 elected): John O. Brooks, 1529; Lilian M. Buckley, 617; Paul R. Washburn, 1371: Lester E.

White. 1500. SCHOOL COMMITTEE (1 year, 2 elected): David Dingle. 419; John C. Heine.

1080; James D. Tighe 1295 HOUSING AUTHORITY (5 years, 1 elected): Lorraine C. Brozyna, 1449; Elmer F. Parker, 996. HOUSING AUTHORITY (3 years, 1 elected): Matthew Harris.

593: Kevin J. McMillan. 1931. REGIONAL VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3 years, 1 elected): William C. Cameron, 621, Robert A.

DiPalma. 529: Lawrence P. Flaherty, 154o. Nonbinding Questions: 1 "Shall the Board ot Selectmen petition the Massachusetts Legislature and local representatives amend the statutory provisions 01 the Massachusetts General Laws to permit by Town Meeting action, a vote by the Town of Wilmington for approval or disapproval ol a school budget based upon 75 percent of the votes cast at a Town Meeting on said school iioo Yes 1329 No21B incumbent. Project Value: $30,000 The Proposal Guaranty for General Bidders shall be in the piano; STARCK, baby grand FOR SALE Call 925- Book No.

57336 (Mar. Book No. 50929 (Mar. 14) amount of S1 500. The Proposal Guaranty 5nh-Bidders shall be in for the $500 or best oner.

0310. amounts as follows: GROVE HALL SAVINGS BANK PERSONALS Sub-iraae neqra Bid Deposit Painting $300 Book No. 131144 (Mar. BRIGHTON CO-OP. BANK Minimum- wage raies ndv been established in accordance with Mass.

G.L. Chapter CHARLES C.URWIN "WINTER SPECIALS" KITCHEN REMOD. FREE DISHWASHER BATH REMOD. FRPF VANITY 149, Section 20 10 nuu- Children seek wnereaoouTs. Call daughter at 512-454-0841 or son at 802-862-5156 or write: Urwin.

4519 B. Avenue The provisions of theCom- Book No. 14314 Book No. 300184 Book No. 301366 Book No.

52272 Book NO. 54220 monweann 01 Order No. 130. Anti-Boycott Covenant, are made Austin. Texas rural.

enrvic Anrialman is alive and art 01 mis cui 01.1. he orovisions and require Buy from the men who do the well ana nas reiumou 5.a N- Surf on Rte. 9, Fra- Commonwealth of Massachu-setts-SEAL; LAND COURT: Case No. Misc. 84023.

To Nathaniel Bell and Mamie R. Bell, both of Boston. County of Suffolk, and said Commonwealth; General Motors Acceptance Corporation. duly existing corporation, having an usual place of business in said Boston; and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940 as amended- Grove Hall Savings Bank, a duly existing corporation, having an usual place of business in said Boston: claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering real property in Dorchester Clistrict of said Boston, numbered 10 Gleason Street, qiven by Nathaniel Bell and Kiamio Roll to the plaintiff. AS LOW AS 5869 a nrirac Vfr mingham.

Mass. HAPPY BIRTHDAY EBF.N Love. Biqfoot All styles colors avail. Fully ments of the Equal Employment Opportunity. Anti-Dis-crimination and Affirmative Action Program as established by Administrative Bulletin 75-14 of the Commonwealth ot Massachusetts are made part of this contract.

Bids and Sub-Bids which do not contain a completed and signed Book No. 14387 (Mar. EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BANK Book No. 223841 Book No. 221473 (Mar.

14) ENTERPRISE CO-OP. BANK Book No. 20020410 (Mar. 14) LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK Bnnb Kin 23618 guararueea. TdTll RIMRFT AVAILABLE a rprvice Core of Re- will take weekly or monthly- tireii Executive) did it help vou? Will you answer some general questions? Call 729- payments.

Call Al at SUPREME REMODELING 325-1190 WEST ROXBURY, tia-mi. nFDHAM. 6416. Contractors iiiiui Minority Subcontracting Certification will be declared Non-Responsive and thus inei- WEIGHT Control thru Hypnosis and Behavior Modification: All nhairianci supervision. 396-2290 MEDFORD.

anytime Arlington Arlington voters rejected, 7701-5473. a nonbinding referendum for continuing compulsory and binding arbitration for police and fire department personnel. About 44 percent of Arlington's voters 13,795 went to the polls Saturday to vote on the referendum question as part of the balloting for the annual town election. (Related story. Page 3, on the nonbinding referendum on extending the MBTA Red Line through town.) Results of other voting: u.nc,i SELECTMAN (1 elected for 3-yer term): 'Arthur 0.

Saul, 7811; Michele R. Abruzzese 4576. ASSESSOR (1 elected for 3-year term) Paul W. Gately 4427: 'Daniel A. Purcell 7486.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE (1 elected for 1-year term). Kathleen Dias 6760: William H. Irving 4970. SCHOOL COMMITTEE (3 elected for 3-year fermi). Mary 4 Winstanley 2969; Modestino Torra 1690; Linda A.

Braun 5653; 'William A. Carey 7390; James J-Lyons 6048; Patricia B. Worden 4316; Marilyn F. Hart 3619 Uncontested races: Moderator, Harry P. McCabe.

denotes incumbent. Book No. 9360 (Mar. 7) iible tor awara. Documents, includ Pail OMNI intiwrr-v Medford ing Drawings anu ov- Gag order struck down in juvenile murder case 282 Winthrop St.

Mass. 324-4713. ROSLINDALE CO-OP. BANK rjnnu Ma 79267 FREE ESTIMATES INSULATED ALUM, ft VINYL SIDING A SPECIALTY Book No! 31-0262 (Mar. 7) tions.

are on me Dodqe Corporation. 858 Park Square Building, Boston, and the Master Builders Association 39 Kingston Street. Boston after two o'clock p.m.. Prevailing Time, on February 28. 1977.

General Bidders may obtain Photographs Cameras TELEPHONE WORKER'S COOP BANK viviTAR. series 1. 70 mm-210 Ctf. No. 4503 (Mar.

14) Associated Press mm. Macro zoom tens, new. Universal thread, cost S34 dated June 29. 1964, and duly recorded with Suffolk Deeds. Book 7859.

Page 360. has filed with said court a complaint for authority to foreclose said mortgage in the manner following: by entry and and exercise of power of sale. If you are entitled to the benefits of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940 as amended and you object to such foreclosure you or your attorney should file a written appearance and answer in said court at Boston on or before the eighteenth day of April 1977, or you may be forever barred from claiming that such foreclosure is invalid under said act. Witness, WILLIAM I. RANDALL, Esquire, Judge of said Court this first day of March 1977.

JEANNE M. MALONEY Deputy Recorder. water pollution by the petroleum industry. fsMjijnrvivAPAI TH OF MAS S195. 603-622-3827.

two (2) copies eacn ui Contract Documents and Bid Forms, and Sub-Bidders may obtain one (1) copy each of the Contract Documents and Bid Form, from the Office 01 the Chief Engineer. Massachu SACHUSETTS, Seal LAND COURT, Case No. 84112. To Richard M. Barron.

Trustee ol the Troon Knob Trust, of New-nn MiHsioco Countv. and SWIMMING POOLS PRE-SEASON SALE iH. Luxury above-ground pool dis-tirbulor will sell and completely install a huge 16 x31' O.D. swim pool complete with fenc-inq sundeck. filler and pump.

Completely installed on any level site at only $777. We also sell a full line of swimming pools in all price ranges. Full financing available. Call collect to BOB at (617) 282-0800. ATLANTIC POOLS.

3 Orleans Springfield. Agreed to decide whether states RADIO CB WASHINGTON The Supreme Court today struck down a decision by ntlahnma courts barring three Oklaho aid Commonwealth; Arnold refuse large trucks on interstate can ha Rarrnn and Dorothy Bar- eliminate static inter rr'n both ol West Palm Beach Community ma City newspapers from publishing highways within their borders Qtoto nf Florida: Barron, An setts TurnpiKB MUinoruy. South Avenue, Weston. Massachusetts 02193, telephone no. 617237-3250.

by depositing Twenty Dollars ($20.00) for each set of Contract Documents, in cash or in form of a certified check payable to the riorenn ComDanv. having an ference. Complete suppression techniques used by professionals. Rush $1.98 to niarp nf husiness in PRODUCTS. P.O.

BOX 51 ton, Suffolk County, and said rnmmonwealth: Liberty Bank rhplmstord. MA. 02768. anri Trust ComDanv. a duly Massachusetts Authority, which shall be re activities isting corporation, having an usual place of business in i said o.nn- uarru Rarron and Eli funded upon return 01 me REFRIGERATORS JULIO SONS BATH-KITCHEN COMPLETE REMODELING Visit Showroom 364 Hanover Boston, Ma.

For free est. call 241-9272 Work Fully Guaranteed nor M. Barron, both of Newton, Middlesex County, and said Commonwealth; and to an persons entitled to the benefit Notice is hereby given that the Annual Report tor the fiscal year ended January 31, 1977, of the William Dameshek Research Foundation is available for inspection at its principal office between 9:00 a.m. and 4 00 p.m., Monday through Friday for 180 days after publication of this notice. The principal office is located at 171 Harrison Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.

Seymour Raichlin. Trustee. Ddlal Art nf 1940 REFRIGERATORS WASHERS BOUGHT SOLD. ELECTRIC, 323-9074: 449-1482. amended: CitV Bank Trust Contract uocumem within 14 calendar days following opening of General Bids.

Permission and arranqements to inspect the site ol the work may be obtained by contacting the Office of the Chief Engineer. Work shall commence on receipt by the Contractor of Notice to proceed. All work shall be completed within 90 calendar days after authorization to SSwad will not be made to a r-nmnanu a rfiilv existina COP nnratinn having an usual Used Whiskey Barrels nlar-a hltQinORS in Said BOS- The court's action, involving Wisconsin's banning of all trucks longer than 55 feet and all twin-trailer rigs, could carry important consequences for the nation's trucking industry. Refused to hear the appeal of persons alleging they were cheated by an airlines package tour to Europe and want their suit settled in Federal Court. The justices let stand a ruling by the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals that the Federal Aviation Act does not provide for private suits and such complaints must be made in state courts.

in ho the holder the name and picture of an H-year-oia boy charged in a shooting death. The court's unsigned opinion was the first free-press decision since it ruled last June that prior restraints on-reporting rarely rarely could be justified and that judges must take all other available measures to insure fair trials before resorting to so-called "gag orders." The high court said that an Oklahoma judge abridged freedom of the press bu issuing his gag order. The court said the information barred from publication was obtained in a public hearing and could not be surpressed. The justices last November temporarily struck down the effects of the of a mortgage covering real nrnnertv in said Boston 50-gallon barrels gpoo lor planters, doghouses, etc. Limited quantity.

$4. each. 40 Sprague Readville, REFRIGERATORS BOUGHT BY ALLEN SUPPLY, 254-1954. 81 Harv. av Allston.

745 Atlantic Ave. Mass. Contractor who is not financially able and properly anil inned to undertake and 1 1 -jo i-j nue, 164-172 South Street and 137 Beach Street, given by Richard M. Barron, Trustee ot ih. Tmnn knnh Trust, and Ar The Boston School Department Emergency School Aid Act Project, City Wide Advisory Committee will convene its scheduled monthly meeting on Thursday, March 10, 26 Court St.

(1st floor auditorium). Boston Mass. S.30 p.m. Persons of the Greater Boston Community are invited and welcome to attend. For mora information, please call, Mrs.

A Butler, 726-6525. nMnlalO th UiOrk. ROOFS! ROOFS! Th Authority reserves the nold M. Barron and Dorothy. USED REFRIGERATORS iD Bought sold.

CENTRAL APPLIANCE SERVICE, 57 Harvard Allston, 254-7073. iiiiui 11101117 inlormai no Muiiiviij right to waive any or reject any or all proposa By: John T. osais. riscoll Drisc Barron, to the Plainim, oaieo May 9. 1973, duly recorded with Suffolk Deeds, Book 8626 Paoe 250, has filed with Warehouse cleanup, have leu over roofing material tor 8 houses.

Not all colors available. Will do and guarantee all work. Call Len 356-6050; will take weekly or monthly payments. Chairman UfF RHY REFRIGERATORS said court a complaint tor au. thnritv tn foreclose said mort Cash paid.

354-3610 all makes. Residents of Boston will have the opportunity to voice their opinion on city spending, Tobin Bridge toll fees, "and Jamaica Plain street reconstruction at several public meetings scheduled in the city this week. This week's neighborhood events include: PubliTfiearing on transfer of certain reserve funds to accounts of. Assessing. Election, and other departme s.

lO arn in Cily Council chambers. Called by the Council Committee on Ways and Means. Public meeting to review plans for reconstruction of Centre street Jamaica Plain, 7 p.m. at Agassiz School, 20 Child st. Representatives ol MBTA, Mayor's office, and Massachusetts Department ol Public Works will be present.

Residents invited. GUenfrafmeMehnghof Neighborhood Coalition of Jamaica plain, 7 p.m. in the cafeteria of Agassiz School, 20 ChiW st. WEDNESDAY, March 9: Meeting of Jamaica Plain Community Development Corp. Steering Commiltee, 7:30 p.m.

at Agassiz School. 20 Ch Id st. Residents invited. For inlormalion or transportation, call 524-2555. Meeting of West Roxbury Civic 8 p.m.

at Beethoven School, 5125 Washington West Roxbury. New foster home program will be explained. rtano in the manner following: NOTICE OF PROPOStu RECONDITIONED refrigerators by entry and possession and MERGER Nonce 1:. 1 given under the United States Bank Momer Act that The UNCLAIMED RUGS Able Rug Cleaners 20 Franklin Allston, Ma. 782-5C10 exercise ui iiwnc aro entitled to the benefit tor sa witn guar.

a.uw'i-APPL. SERVICE. 184 Brighton Allston; 782-3393. Let stand a decision by LICENSING BOARD FOR THE CITY OF BOSTON Application No. 1074.

Date March 7, 1977. Notice is hereby given, under Chapter 138 of the General Laws, that Alberto Hernandez dba "El Gran Chaparal" has applied for a license to sell alcoholic bever of the Soldiers' and Sailors cae: order issued by Oklahoma County Kentuckv-S highest court that land r-l Rollol Act of 1940 amended and you object to fnrorlnsure vou or your attnmov should tile a written anri answer Judge Charles E. Halley, allowing the ownm who seU thfi mineral rigrlts of three newspapers owned by the Okla- their land can prohibit surface strip homa Publishing Co. to report fully on mining coal on the property. the young boy's trial and sentencing.

oi4 at Rnston on or be- iho iHlh dav of April. nr unii mav be forever barred Irom claiming that such foreclosure is invalid under ages of the following kind Malt Wines as a 7 Day Restaurant at 2136 Washington Street; rear entrance to alleyway (Roxbury District) in said Boston, is one room and kitchen first floor; one room second floor; basement for stock, of said building. CHARLES L. BYRNE. RICHARD L.

ARRING-TON. JON C. STRAIGHT, U-censing Board. witno( WILLIAM RANDALL. Esquire, Judge of said Court this 1st day ra Marrh 1977.

JEANNE mai ONF.Y. Deputy Recorder First National Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts, has made application to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Washington. C. 20429, as required by United Stales law for its written consent to acquire by merger Banco International.

A. (a subsidiary of The First National Bank of Boston), located in Montevideo. Republica Oriental del Uruguay. All of the offices of Banco International. S.A..

which are located at Calie Zabala. Numero 1463. Avenida General Flores. Numero 2966 and 18 de Julio, Numero 975 in Montevideo, Uruguay, will be operated as branches of The First National Bank of Boston, upon receipt of all Uruguayan and United States bank regulatory approvals. This notice Is published pursuant to S.18(c) ol the United States Federal Deposit Insurance Act.

The First National Bank of Boston. Boston, Massachusetts Banco Internacion-al, S.A. Montevideo, Uruguay tuc nnMMON WEALTH OF Irving Usen Charitable Trust, Depart. ment of Public Utilities. March 2 1977 D.P U.

19066. iho nonartment on MeetinJ on ambulatory health services In -Boston are- 7:30 nivn motion as to the Fruit" IreetVBoston. Anne Keith, R.N., will speak. Sponsored nmnriotv of the rates and charges set forth in the follow. ii 1 1 tin 10 Part III wnose prmnyai vnmc ed at 1 Fish Pier, Boston, Mass.

announces that it annual report for the year 1975 1 available lor inspection by any citizen during reqular business hours of the Foundation, from 9-30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday throuqh Friday for 180 days from date of the publication of this advertisement. The principal manager of the Foundation Is Irving usen. by Central Metro rteann TuimcnAV Marr in- Section 14 Revision of Pages 1 through 4 Orlqinal Page 1A mon iith the Deoartment on Meeting ot Boslindale Hislorijal Society to discusl parade plans, 8 p.m., at Roslindale Congregational Church.

Public hearing on Revision ol Tobin Bridge Toll rales and traffic regulations, al executive offices ol the Massachuselts FromALIlHae0dWSe98- SERVICES BUSINESS I 0265. Ss 'aT barTCalo'? BE A MODEL FOR A DAY Marlboro. 485-05BO a NDELbM- HIGH pine planks, 2 In. 12 in. hacuta given.

For details and 22 It. and 3 in. 12 in. 22 It. a 268.5905.

623 Com-963-7059. monwealth Boston. 300 used 2-llght. 8 ft "orescent SERVICES BUSINESS 749-1537. FURNITURE, ETC.

I At your home, guaranteed. 536-. 4400 days: 729-6390 eves. Wtd. Oriental Rugs ISimSK Any size and Condition (ree e3timates, call J.

J. DOW 1 11 A SONS. 242-4466. 242-6132. BOSlOII RllQ 10.

A BARTENDING SERVICE CALL ANYTIME W734-2292 Complete prof, service for all occasions. Call 661-4938. Any top HARDWOOD FLOORS BEFIH. nrices. 287-9720.

25 up. JIM. 698-5557. AMERICAN Din. all APARTMENTS Painted mahogany.

Ig. chinahutch, sq. cracked and peeling ceilings ohio Mfi chairs. 395-2502. retin.

in stuccoed or painted. Exterior painting. UIDOmENI- MOVING out of state, full c0 painting. 666-4977. household furniture, under 1- TT7T yr -old.

475-4758. GENERAL REPAIR work. 7 Mechanical, elec, plbg. Fair MUST Sell, Thomasvllle master ra((SE Free eEt. 522-9764.

pecan wood, nclu. server' hutch, extra chairs. LGE. TRUCK Driver for hire, pad. S1700.

Exc. call closed 20' box, by day or afl.ifi p.m., 583-679B. week. 272-6252. SPREADS, drapes, aheels, OFFICE cleaning floor waxing mattresses, name brands, sm.

done at reasonable rates, Call weekly payments. 436-6612. Jack, 321-0393. January 31. 1977 to become effective March 2.

1977 by the New England Telephone and Teleqraph Company. Upon the foreqoing Investigation, the Department of Public Utilities will hold a public fienrlng at its hearing-room, 1210 Lnyerett Port Authority, wn iioor, as mgn duivh. Marrh 11. The publishing firm owns the Daily Oklahoman, the Oklahoma City Times and the Sunday Oklahoman. Larry Donnell Brewer, 11, was arrested last July and charged in the shooting death of an Okalhoma railroad switchman.

The boy's name and picture were widely displayed by the local news media after reporters attended a preliminary hearing. Halley then issued a pretrial order prohibiting further display, ruling that the boy's right to rehabilitation outweighed any freedom of the press considerations or the public's right to know. The youngster was later convicted of delinquency by second-degree manslaughter. In other cases, the Supreme Court: Refused to review a lower court's decision giving the Federal government' broad regualtory powers in policing. "Income Tax Help" on filing 1976 returns, 9 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. R.I. may ground copters United Press International PROVIDENCE After two crashed within one year, Rhode Island might stop flying its officials around by helicopter, according to the head of the Division of Airports for the state Department of Transportation. Albert R.Tavani said the crashes de-molished the state's two working helicopters, and a third needs $25,000 worth of parts and work before it can fly again. The first crash occurred last summer when the chopper carrying former Governor Pilip W.

Noel went down at the W. Alton Jones campus of the University of Rhode Island. The second helicopter went down last month in Narragansett Bay off Warwick. at Brighton Municipal Building. CaTHoniV Marrh 19' Sallonstall Building, iuu cinelnn Mnfisa OMUU OlfCDi, uwjiwi chusetts on Wednesday, April 6 1977 at 10:00 o'clock in the wanMn Ev Order of the Give one million people a chance to buy what you are selling.

Call Globe Classified. 929-1500 Department. MURISL K. GAL LAHER, Administrative Secre- INFORMATION REQUESTED REGARDING MISSING PERSON The undersigned requests Information as to the whereabouts ot one PHYLLIS COTE, daughter of Arthur F. Cole, who died at Boston City Hospital.

July 11. 1965. His last abode was as a boarder In the home of the late Mrs. Abel In Jamaica Plain. Phyllis Cote would bo A niece of Albert B.

Cote ot Somorvllle, and of Mnlvinn M. Burko ot Ro'lln-dalo. Anyniiii having Information concrtrning her plense contact Josoph A. Desmond, Estnto ol Fredwrick Cole co Concord Group Insurance Companies, 4 Bouton Street, Concord, New Hampshire 03301. tary.

Give one million people "Inlormalion Referral Workshop on resources nvwiauiu from lederal, state, and cily government and Irom private agencies, 9 a.m,-4 m. al St. Clements Hall ol St. John't Seminary, Brighton. Bring your own lunch.

Sponsored by Sisters' Senate, Symposium on Impact of Orange Line Commuter at Roxbury Communtiy College. Keynote speech by Sen. Edward Brooke, with panelists Elbert Bishop, Chuck Turner, and Loretta Reynolds, If vour dub, ehurch group or other organization is planning activities of public interest thai are free of charge and will be hold in the city of Boston, please, write; Nfborhoods e0 M. Fields, City Room, Boston Giooe, Boston, Mass, 02107. a chance to buy what you are selling.

Call Globe Classified. 929-1500. oAVatu i A 1 "ir--i-i a ir-f- n-i i iaa w.ra -4 x.A.t.w..