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in a a a a a LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 65 NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals for Project No. 937-70, Construction of Utilities, Cochituate State Park. Natick, Massachusetts, will be received at the Office of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management, Room 1304, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Massachusetts, until 2:00 p.m. on Feb. 18, 1981 at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read.

The project consists of the installation of electrical, water and sewer (including lift station) systems. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check, a treasurer's or cashier's check or bid bond payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the amount of $3,250.00. No other form of bid security will be accepted. The bidding documents may be examined in Room 1304, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, and coples obtained by depositing a check in the amount of $25.00 payable to the Commonwealth of sachusetts. Refund will be made to those returning the documents in a satisfactory condition within twenty (20) days after the opening A conference for prospective bidders will be held at 10:30 o'clock a.m.

on Wednesday, February 11, 1981, at the Cochituate State Park Headquarters Building. The right is reserved to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BY: Richard E. Kendall, Commissioner Advertised: January 28, 1981 POLICY FOR REGENCY HALL CONVALESCENT AND RETIREMENT CENTER It is the policy of the Regency, Hall Convalescent and Retirement Center to admit and treat all patients without regard to race, color, or national origin. The same requirements for admission are applied to all and patients are assigned within the home without regard to race, color, or national origin.

There is no distinction In eligibility for, or in the manner of providing, any patient service provided by the nursing home or by others inside or outside of home. All facilities of the nursing home are available without distinction to all patients and visitors regardless of race, color, or national origin. All persons and organizations having occasion either to refer patients for admission or recommend Regency Hall Convalescent and Retirement Center are advised to do so without regard to the patients race, color or national origin. COMMONWEALTH OF BOARD OF BAR EXAMINERS. In the matter of ROBERT SAMUEL AGNELLO of Manchester, THOMAS FRANCIS McGUIRE of Amherst, STEPHEN S.

OSTRACH of Cambridge, BRUCE LINDSLEY ROCKWOOD of Wilbraham, MICHAEL BORIS ROSEN of Boston, DONALD MICHAEL SOLOMON of Brookline for admission as Before reporting on the character, acquirements and qualifications of above named for admission to the Massachusetts bar, the Board of Bar Examiners publishes this notice in accordance with Rule 3:016 of the Rules of the Supreme Judicial Court. Boston, January 26, 27, 28, 1981. FREDRIC S. O'BRIEN, CHAIRMAN Slipper Sox! 7570 bay Alice Brooks Wiggle your toes warmly, happily in high or low slipper sox. Ruffles rim pretty, new 2 layer slipper sox one style with multicolor flower trim, the other with a pert pompon.

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172 designs, 3 free patterns inside. $1.00 ALL CRAFT BOOKS. $1.75 each 134-14 Quick Machine Quilts 133-Fashion Home Quilting 132-Quilt Originals 131-Add a Block Quilts 130-Sweater Fashions-Sizes 38-56 129-Quick 'n' Easy Transfers 128-Envelope Patchwork Quilts 127-Afghans 'n' Doilies 126-Thrifty Crafty Flowers 125-Petal Quilts 121-Pillow Show Offs 118-Crochet with Squares 117-East Art of Needlepoint 114-Complete Afghans 112-Prize Afghans 111-Easy Art of Hairpin Crochet 110-16 Jiffy Rugs 108-Instant Macrame 107-Instant Sewing 106-Instant Fashion 104 Instant Money 103-15 Quilts for Today ARTS CRAFTS one of the categories Globe Classified's Market Basket. 929-1500 is the number to call it that's what you re selling: MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Please be advised that Section 5(1) (3) of the Urban Mass. Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, requires that public hearings be held to obtain.

testimony regarding substantial service and fare changes. A public hearing will be held on Thursday, February 26, 1981, at 6:00 P.M., Hearing Room, 21st floor, McCormack State Office Building, One Ashburton Place, Boston, Massachusetts. On December 23, 1980, the Advisory Board of the MBTA approved an insufficient operating budget for 1981. Due to the shortage of funds to provide an appropriate level of service, a financial emergency exists. Accordingly, general systemwide service reductions are contemplated in addition to the following proposed specific reductions and Commuter Rail fare changes.

1. BUS SERVICE: Eliminate special school bus trips (private and public); Significantly reduce or eliminate subsidy to private carriers in Winthrop, Hull, Eliminate suburban mini-bus subsidies in Lexington, Winchester, Bedford, Natick, Needham. 2. STREETCAR SERVICE: Close Mattapan Streetcar Line (alternate bus service available). 3.

SUNDAY SERVICE: (Bus and rapid transit) Effective February 1, 1981: BLUE LINE: Rapid transit service from Government Center to Orient Heights; Bus service available from Orient Heights to Wonderland (Suffolk Downs, Beachmont, Revere Beach, Wonderland stations closed). ORANGE LINE: Rapid transit service from Forest Hills to Wellington; Bus service available from Wellington to Oak Grove (Malden Center, Oak Grove Stations close). GREEN LINE: Prudential Station closed. Collector's booth at Lechmere closed; Passengers will pay when boarding at Lechmere. BUS SERVICE: Eliminate twenty-four (24) high-cost, lowly patronized routes.

Route changes will be announced before February 1, 1981. Effective March 22, 1981: RED LINE: Rapid Transit service from Braintree to and from Andrew to Bus service available from Andrew to Ashmont (Columbia, Savin Hill, Fields Corner, Shawmut, Ashmont stations closed). ON OTHER BUS ROUTES: Sixty (60) buses will provide all Sunday service. 4. COMMUTER RAIL: Close 9 Commuter Rail stations: West Gloucester, Auburndale, Morton Street, Uphams Corner, Plimptonville, Silver Hill, Woburn Square, West Newton and Cross Street.

Eliminate all off-peak Saturday and Sunday service at 3 stations: Belmont Center, Waverly Square and Prides Crossing. MONDAY-FRIDAY- Eliminate 2 mid-day round-trips between Boston' and South Acton. Eliminate 2 rush-hour round-trips between Boston and Hastings. Eliminate all service to Cross Street and Woburn (8 of the 17 round trips will be retained as far as Winchester). Eliminate 1 morning round-trip between Boston and Stoughton.

Eliminate 1 mid-day round-trip between Boston and Attleboro. SATURDAYS-Eliminate 2 round-trips between Boston and South Acton. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS- -Eliminate 2 round-trips between Boston and South Acton. Eliminate 5 round-trips between Boston and Ipswich. COMMUTER RAIL Proposed New Fare Structure For Implementation February 15, 1981 Present Proposed Present Proposed Zone Fare 12-Ride Fare Monthly $12.50 $13.75 $33.00 $39.00 15.00 16.50 39.00 46.00 17.50 19.25 46.00 52.00 20.00 22.00 52.00 59.00 22.50 24.75 59.00 63.00 25.00 27.50 65.00 67.00 32.50 35.75 85.00 85.00 27.50 30.25 72.00 72.00 30.00 33.00 78.00 78.00 35.00 38.50 91.00 91.00 37.50 41.25 98.00 98.00 One Day Round Trip Senior Citizen and Youth Group Fares To and From Boston Age 5-11 Ages 65 and over 12-18 Zone Proposed Present Proposed Present 1 $1.00 No change $1.95 ($1.65) 2 1.15 2.30 (1.95) 1.40 2.60 (2.30) 1.60 2.95 (2.60) 1.85 3.15 (2.95) 2.10 3.35 (3.25) 2.35 3.60 (3.60) 2.60 3.90 (3.90) 2.80 4.25 (4.25) 10 3.05 4.55 (4.55) 11 3.30 4.90 (4.90) A surcharge is also being proposed on cash fares aboard trains only at stations where tickets are sold.

At this time, comments may be made regarding the planned service reductions by the MBTA, in order that consideration be given to the effect on energy conservation and the economic, environmental, and social impact of the changes in fares and service. All will be given a full opportunity to state their views on these changes. BARRY M. LOCKE, Chairman PEABODY HOUSING AUTHORITY. Invitation To Bid.

Sealed proposals for the Purchase, Delivery and Installation of Office and Furniture Equipment for the Peabody Housing Authority, situated on 75- 81 Central Street, in the City of Peabody, Massachusetts will be received by Awarding Authority at the Office of the Peabody Housing Authority, 75-81 Central Street, Peabody, Massachusetts until Friday, February 6, 1981 at 12:00 noon. At which time, bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Contract Documents, including drawings and specifications may be obtained at the Offices of the Peabody Housing Authori75-81 Central Street, Peabody, Massachusetts, by depositing $10.00 in the form of cash or a certified check payable to the Peabody Housing Authority for each set of documents. The amount of the deposit will be refunded to each bona fide bidder and to each bidder who returns all documents in good condition within five (5) days opening of bids. Plans and specifications may be examined without charge at the Office of Phineas Alpers, Architect, 344 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts and at the Office of the Peabody Housing Authority.

All proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope, clearly endorsed with the project name, and date and time for opening of proposals. All proposals must be completely filled and signed in longhand on copies of form found in the specifications. Extra copies of proposal forms are available. All proposals must be accompanied by Cash, Bid Bond or Certifled Check on, or a Treasurer's or Cashier's Check issued by a responsible Bank or Trust Company, payable to the Peabody Housing Authority, in the amount of Five Hundred Dolars No other form of bid security will be accepted. All bids for this work shall be submitted in accordance with the provisions of General Laws (Ter.

Chapter 149, Section 44A through 44L, inclusive, as amended, and all other applicable requirements of the General Laws. Conditional bids will not be accepted. Peabody Housing Authority, DAVID McDONALD, Chairman. Equal Housing Opportunity. Legal Notice: NOTICE OF THE FILING OF A COM- PLAINT AGAINST JOHN A.

MACNEIL. TRUSTEE OF THE 444A GENEVA AVENUE REALTY TRUST. AND A SHORT ORDER OF NOTICE. Notice is hereby by RAMON POMALES. JOSE RUIZ, RAFAEL SENICES.

ODALIX BAUTISTA. EFRAIN ALEJANDRO ORTIZ. WILLIE PEREZ, IRMA MALDONADO. and ANGELA CORPORAN that they have filed a CIVIL ACTION in the HOUSING COURT OF THE CITY OF BOSTON, bearing the DOCET NUMBER 11672, against JOHN A. MACNEIL.

TRUSTEE OF THE 444A GENEVA AVENUE REALTY TRUST, entitied RAMON POMALES. ET AL V. JOHN A. MACNEIL, and that said court has granted plaintiff's Motion for a Short Order of Notice of a hearing on their MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION, which hearing shall be held in said court on February 2nd, 1981, at 2:00 p.m. At that time said court will hear plaintiffs' petition, pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 111, Section 127H, that said court appoint as receiver of the buildings at 444A-452 GENEVA AVENUE and JOSEPHINE STREET.

DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, to which title is now held by JOHN A. MACNEIL as TRUSTEE OF THE 444A GENEVA AVENUE REALTY TRUST. non-profit corporation formed by said plaintiffs, all of whom are tenants of said properties, and entitied the JOSEPHINE-GE- NEVA TENANTS ORGANIZATION. UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE. TON.

Notice is hereby given that the following has been seized for violation of the laws of the United States District Case No. 80-0417- 00068. 18 Gold bracelets, pair Gold earrings with white and pink stones, 2 gold bracelets with one blue stone, Boston, Massachusetts, 19 USC 1497. Any person claiming any part of this property is required to appear and file with the undersigned a claim to such property and a bond in the sum of $250.00 within 20 days from the first posting of this notice. Unless such a claim and bond are filed within the time the property will be forfeited and disposed of in accordance with the taw.

JOHN V. LINDE, DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF CUSTOMS MARKET BASKET Foster B. Silva, land warden, 62 MARTHA'S VINEYARD Foster B. Silva, 62, of Chappaquiddick Island, warden of the Trustees of Reservations and a noted conservationist, died unexpectedly Monday in Massachusetts General Hospital. He was born on Chappaquiddick, attended schools there, and over the years had become one of the best known figures on Chappaquiddick and Martha's Vineyard.

In the late 1940s he owned and operated the ferry between Chappaquiddick and Martha's Vineyard. From 1953-1956 he lived in 1 California, where he operated the ferry between Balboa Island and Balboa. He then returned to Martha's Vineyard, where he owned an antique shop and snack bar in Edgartown. For many years he has been in charge of the reservations on Martha's Vineyard and supervisor of the Cape Pogue Wildlife Refuge and the Wasque Reservation, both on Chappaquiddick. Mr.

Silva was a longtime friend of the Kennedy family and was well known to thousands of fishermen surf-casting along the Chappaquiddick beaches during the summer months. He was devoted to his duties and often would take along a group of youngsters as he made his tours. Those who were told to leave a area or alter their practices never seemed to be offended, because he made known his wishes in such a polite manner. Mr. Silva also served as winter caretaker for more than 50 1 homes used by summer residents.

He leaves his wife, Odeama (Dodie) Gil! Silva; a son, John B. Silva of Edgartown; a daughter, Joan Palmer of Falmouth; and three grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. Elizabeth's Church in Edgartown.

Ferma Perullo, 67 Taught music in Revere A funeral Mass for Ferma F. (Fiore) Per- ullo, 67, of Revere Beach parkway, Revere, retired director of music in Revere Public Schools, will be said today at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church, Revere. She died Sunday after a long illness. Mrs.

Perullo was born in Island and lived most of her life in Revere. She was a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, majoring in the piano. She gave recitals at numerous charitable affairs in the Greater Boston area and was a guest performer with the Nashua, N.H., Philharmonic Orchestra. Widow of Louis C. Perullo, a former superintendent of Revere Public Schools, Mrs.

Perullo taught music at schools in Martha's Vineyard and in Hamilton before teaching in the Revere schools. Mrs. Perullo leaves two daughters, Carol and Ferma Perullo, both of Revere; a son Louis C. Perullo Jr. of Alexandria, five brothers, John, Frank, Russell, Louis and Christopher Fiore, all of Providence, and two grandchildren.

John A. Clasby, 53 Pressman at The Boston Globe AVON John A. Clasby, 53, a pressman at The Boston Globe, died Monday in Carney Hospital, Dorchester. He was born in Boston and lived in Dorchester before moving to Avon some years ago. Mr.

Clasby had worked at The Globe since 1952. He served in the Army during World War II. He was an avid golfer. He leaves his wife, (Tirrell); two sons, William Gillan of Allston and Leo Gillan of daughters, Ruth Clasby of Malden, and Deborah and Patricia Clasby, both of Avon; six brothers, Francis J. of Dorchester, William E.

and James both of Holbrook, Robert J. and Peter F. both of Whitman, and Donald A. Clasby of Abington; three sisters, Patricia B. Ford of Holbrook, Barbara A.

MacNeil of Whitman, and E. Marie lacoviello of Melrose; and his mother, Ethel Clasby Weed of Brockton. A funeral Mass wil be said Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Michael's Church.

James L. Lowden Retired expediter, 89 HOULTON, Maine Funeral services will be held tomorrow for James L. Lowden, 89, a retired expediter for a Watertown, manufacturing firm and proprietor of a Melrose, grocery store for a number of years. He died in a rest home here Sunday. Born in East Boston, Mr.

Lowden lived in Melrose for many years and was graduated from Melrose High School. He was graduated cum laude from Harvard in 1914, and earned his law degree there in 1918. After graduation, Mr. Lowden worked for a short time for the law office of Hutchins and Wheeler in Boston. He then went into business with his father, John E.

Lowden, in operating the family grocery stores in Melrose and Melrose Highlands. In the mid 1940s Mr. Lowden joined Manning, Maxwell Moore, a manufacturing firm in Watertown. After his retirement many years ago, he remained in Melrose until 1978, when he moved to Houlton. He leaves his wife, Caroline (Wortman), whom he married in Malden, Mass.

on Aug. 18. 1920: two daughters, Marieta Macfarlane of Harpswell, Maine, and Priscilla J. Palmer of Island Falls, Maine: three grandchildren and five great- grandchilis Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Bowers Funeral Home in Island Falls.

Other obituaries Pages 21. 30 ACCOUNTANTS For consulting, management, systems, acctg. projects. 396-1381. ANTIQUES WANTED ANY SIZE-ANY CONDITION HIGHEST PRICES PAID DEAL WITH THE LARGEST FIRM IN NEW ENGLAND 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS CALL ANYTIME, 277-0466 WE PAY Oriental Rugs HIGHEST PRICES FOR ORIENTAL RUGS! 277-4753; 277-4786 CALL ANYTIME A FAIR DEAL WANTED TO BUY We pay much more than dealers for these items.

Wood iceboxes, furniture, old dolis toys, clocks, stained glass. Oriental rugs. 1 item or entire estate. 324-4171, 324-9049. Oriental Rugs WANTED HIGHER ALLOWANCES Call 729-3946 anytime FURNITURE WANTED Antique custom reproductions.

Good bdrm. sets, breakfronts, silver, cut glass, etc. TOWNE ANTIQUES, 731-3326. One piece or a household. HUMMELS Figurines, plates bells.

CARMELITE GIFT SHOP 617-531-8340 A LADY WISHES TO BUY Anything old 332-7135. I BUY OLD DOLLS AND TEDDYS 734-0502. ANTIQUES PURCHASED Also Oriental rugs wanted. Highest prices paid. Any size, any cond.

Cert. appraisals. 337-4383, anytime. ANTIQUES, China, prints, brass, etc. for sale, from Wellesley home.

Call 235- 8034, Sat. thru Tues. CHIPPENDALE, Drop leaf ball claw cardiold legs, 17th Century, $2000 or offer, Call 254-0239. GORHAM LaScala 63 piece sterling flatware, excellent condition. $2,000 firm.

Write P.O. Box 687 Plastow, N.H. 03865. PRIVATE collector seeks top quality Canton, Rose Medallion Mandarin. Perfect condition only.

Call Eves. 631-9102. BOOKS ATTENTION: For the housewife on a budget, 101 Ways To Prepare Chicken. For info. send self addressed envelope to: Mr.

J. Raulerson, P.O. Box 2035, Conway, N.H. 03818. ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica, fully revised 1981 Edition now available! Free brochure.

Call 237-7095. BUSINESS MACHINES DEC-WANG NEW USED PUTERS AMERICAN USED COMPUTERS 437-1100 IBM MEMORY 100 TYPEWRITER 8 mos. old, brand new barely used. Orig. price Asking $3,000.

For more info. please call 244-5880. TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Several Seaboard Model 32 I. Complete systems. Please call Mr J.

F. Fitzpatric, 848-0768. 1977 TEC Ma-110. 4 Dept. cash register.

Excel. cond. Serv. contract avail. $500 or bo.

603-476-8464. SAVIN 770 copier, 2 years old, mint complete contract, good until serviced by Alpha Omega Copier Inc. For more info call Jackie 617- 453-1776, between 8 5. SAVIN 750 Copier, 4 years old, under full maintenance contract, new drum, bo. 749-7770 Ms.

Payne. WORD PROCESSOR. Dual tape redactor, 1976 Model. Exc. cond.

Please call Mr. Yesalonia, 492-1960. CASH REGISTERS CASH REGISTERS, sales. service, new, used. Electronic, Mechanical.

Call Crown Register. 438-5151. NEW-USED cash registers. up. Frank Bowman, 665-4066, 598-7097.

NEW Used cash all priced to sell with guaran. local service. 438-1739. CHILD DAY CARE BABYSITTING avail. in my home while you work, all hours rates negot.

meals provided. 926-8762. Wood, Charcoal COAL By the ton or 50 lb bags. 364-3460. CANNEL COAL Fireplace use.

Good qual. 500 ton min. 432-1154. FIREWOOD $55. DEL.

BOST. 50 cu. ft. 1-827-6657 $105 160 Ca. Ft.

For del. of seasoned cut split hardwood in 160 cu. ft. units or: 160 cu. ft.

units $110. Single 160 cu. ft. unit $120 864-8181 50 units (128 cu.ft. ea.) of firewood, cut in 4 foot lengths.

Call 1-485-0911. DRY Hardwood. Put your order in for next, year's wood. Call 413-648-9357. FIREWOOD, wholesale, 1200-1300 cubic ft.

LUMBER CO. wkdays 8-5. 518-677-8960. SEASONED CUT Split Hardwood delivered for per 130 cu. ft.

Unseasoned Log length grapple per 160 cu. ft. Min. order req Recent cut split in our yard $66 per 130 cu. the Loggers Co-Op.

Birch, Pres. Call 0420. SEASONED northern cut split, length, 128 cu. ft. 64 cu.

ft. $65. UNCLE BOB'S LOGGERY. Wood, Charcoal QUALITY, SERVICE COURTESY LOAD! -16" CUT AND SPLIT. Seasoned 128 cu.

ft. stack $112- Min. 7 units. Green avail. -4' LENGTHS, 12-24 mo.

seas. cu. ft. min. units.

-LOG LENGTH, 1400 cu. ft. tightly loaded, cordage Seas. avail. All hardwood.

Prices incl." deliv. Call J.F. FIREWOOD TOLL FREE, 1-800- 258-5207, 9-6. Ask about grn. wood stoves THE SAP IS IN THE ROOTS NOW is the best time to buy your log length firewood.

During the severe cold weather, the sap is actually frozen tight in the tree's roots. Not being able to flow into the tree means that the hardwood trees have a very low moisture content. RESULT- hotter, more efficient, quicker starting fire with much less creosote. Call 603-224-8120 BENSON FIREWOOD YEAR DRY Cut for 18 mo and split for a minimum of one yr. we absolutley guarantee the dryness of this wood.

Del. in 160 cu. ft. units at no extra charge. units $115 $120 Single Unit $135 4 ft.

split $105 Call for pick up prices. 864-8181. FIREWOOD DEALERS Trailer deliveries of units. 160 cu. ft.

Both seasoned 2 mo. old All Northern hardwood cut, split, 16' MINUTEMAN Pine Bark Firewood Acton, MA; 617-263-9257 160 cu.ft./unit 7 or 9 units-log length, $39.50 per unit. 8 unitsimmed. delivery, cut split, $59.50 per unit delivery. MORSE TIMBER 603-428-7622 SEASON HEAT FIREWOOD Cut, split, delivered, 160 cu.

3 unit minimum, $120 per unit. wood avail. Call 617-957-3388. FIREWOOD (Hardwood) 603-472-8457 Log lengths 1500 cu.ft., $500; 2200 cu. ft.

$700. CERTIFIED DRY HDWD. 128 cu. ft. per unit.

Cut split any size. $135. per unit. Reduced prices on three or more units. Sullivan Service.

Call 664-2258. EVERREADY FUEL C.O.D., cash cert. checks only. $1.06 per 1000 gal. min.

$1.09 per 150 gal. min. Prices subject to change without notice. 445-5021. DRY DRY DRY DRY DRY seasoned hardwood, 128 cu.

ft. includ. written guar. 444-7108, Cosgrove Landscape, WOOD! WOODI WOOD! Cut, split, delivered. You sit back enjoy! 160 cu.

3 unit min. Seas. $115. Fresh $105. 603-746-3380.

Visa. DRY DRY DRY DRY DRY seasoned hardwood, 128 cu. ft. includ. written guar.

Cosgrove Landscape, 444-7108, anytime. HEATING OIL 1000 gal. min. certified checks only. ACE OIL CORP.

848-9240. Firewood all hardwood PICK UP OR DEL. ANY AMOUNT. 667-4829 COINS AND STAMPS PRIV. party buying (cash) pre 1940 stamp collections, U.S.

plus foreign. Call 401-272-2522. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MUST sell 1976 sidewalk Snow Plow, gd. $3200 or b.o., 668-4650. DENTISTS DENTURES $125 FULL Both $195 Ltd.

time only ADA approved materials ins. accepted Complete dental serv. avail. DR's. CAIL COSEO 522-5700 456 Centre St.

Jam. Plain 471-1971 1229 Hancock Quincy Dr. F.J. Balboa 969-1971 517 Washington St. Newton DIAMONDS JEWELRY DIAMONDS-GOLD ANTIQUE JEWELRY PAYING HIGHEST PRICES 6 DIAMONTEE 618 Hammond St.

Off Rt. 9 Chestnut HIll-734-3481 HIGHEST CASH Paid for Gold Diamonds Silver Platinumn. ALPHA OMEGA JEWELERS, Crimson Galeria, 57 Boylston Harvard Camb. BROOKLINE Highest prices for diamonds, jewelry, gold, silver, coins. The Jewelry Center, 282 Harvard 734-9329.

GOLD DIAMOND Estate Jewelry 333 Washington, Bos. Rm. 517. BUYERS for cash, diamonds, jewelry, mod ant. Luftigs, 333 Wash.

St, Boston, Rm. 401, Est. 1886. CASH for diamonds, jewelry, old gold antique jewelry, E.A. Gravallese, 333 Wash.

St. Rm. 639. FOR SALE BAY STATE REMODELING AS SEEN ON TV BATHROOM REMOD. FREE VANITY KITCHEN REMOD.

FREE DISHWASHER TOTAL BUDGET AVAIL. Will take weekly or monthly payments up to 7 years. 329-2140 CALL ANYTIME HARDWOOD LUMBER 300 f.h.m. lets, 1" rock ma: no. 1 btr.

A.D. 8, $500 per 1000. 361-4725. ALUM. STORM WINDOWS Full 3 channel heavy duty.

thousands in stock, no waiting $31.95 installed. ATLANTIC. 628-4100. NEw World Distiliers, fractional distillation unit, purr est water possible. Free literature.

1-754-6916 USED brick cobblestones, 79 Shirley Boston, Phone 442-4408. FOR SALE Wholesale carpet, all major brands avail. Pay to less than retail store prices. If you are building, remodeling, or buying a house or condominium, please compare our prices before you buy. Call Bob, 762-3632 for an appt.

Free estimates. FInancing available. MAGIC CARPET SALES All kitchen cabinets from our line will be installed free. Any kitchen sale over $3500 will include a free dishwasher. Offer good thru Feb.

28. We also do bathroom remodeling, carpentry, dry wall, plumbing. floors, plastering, textured ceilings, no job too big, no job too small. Call Joe Levine 273-4463. BURLINGTON KITCHENS AND BATHS NATIONAL OVERHEAD DOOR Sales, installation, openers, repairs and remodeling.

N.O.D. Co. will install our standard 8'X7' or 9'X7' overhead door for $200. Special contractors rates available on doors featured in our residential line. We can remodel your present door opening to accomodate our smooth operating doors for a minimal fee.

Give us-the N.O.D. Cali Bob Levine at 273-4463. FOR THE GARDEN SEEDS HERBS, Wild Flowers, Rare Shrubs. Herbs spices. Save BROOKSIDE HERBS 531-4027.

LOAM FOR SALE Lge. quanities. 862-3400 FURNITURE, ETC. NEW MISMATCHED MATTRESSES, $37 Factory closeouts of famous make mattresses and box springs, all new. Twin $37 full $48 queen set $125.

ROYAL SLUMBER SHOP, 251 Worcester (Rte. 9), Natick. 655- 0340. Next to Merit Gas stn. SOFA BEDS $145 Brand new factory seconds and heavy duty Herculon fabrics.

ROYAL SLUMBER SHOP, 251 Worcester (Rte. 9), Natick. 655-0340. Across from McDonald's. EXPENSIVE FURNITURE CHEAP QUINT'S DISC.

FURNITURE Open daily 9-9 pm, 535 Main Malden. 322-6650 STUDENT FURNITURE SALES New desks, $40; bureaus, bookcases, bedding, studios, etc. 46 Gainsboro 247-1061; 1492 Dorchester 287-9720. FURNITURE WANTED Also antiques, rugs, clocks, bronze, painting, bric-abrac. KAY-BEE, 266-4487.

ANTIQUE Will. Mary oak set. Chinese Sheraton hog. 9 piece 237-9444. 281-0948.

BEDROOM set, 7 ps. solid mahog. praised at $1000. Will sacrifice $625. 597-8554.

BEDROOM SET, 9 pc, king sized, like new, Made by John Stewart of Boston. $1000. call aft 6, 889-2516. BEIGE bound rug, 8.5x12. with pad, $140.

Call 623- 7249 after 5. BROYHILL Dresser with mirror, large, $40. 848- 6529 eves. CASH paid-old furniture, household goods. 1 piece or estates.

Mike, 277-9547. CLYDE Pearson sofa and love seat, good $800. 826-8573. KITCHEN Set, glass velvet chairs, $425. Only 5 mos.

old. 547-7438, eves. MOVING must sell bdrm. set, dinrm. set refrig.

sofa beds. 646-1420. NEW Therapeutic full size mattress, box and frame, $225, 232-3638 eves: RUGS, never used; 9 12, $30. 12 15, $49. Orientals $29.

Pads, $9. 523-9533. SPREADS, Drapes, sheets, mattresses, furn. Small wkly. payments.

436-6612. USED Furniture. Contemp. sofa, love seat, both good cond. $125 and $75.

Also Ige. dining table in exc. $80, maple twin bed and boxspring. $70, and queen sized harvard frame $60. 367-2521 aft.

6 p.m. HOTEL RESTAURANT SUPPLIES TRY YOU BUY Litton Commercial Microwave oven. Rent, lease or buy. Call 668-7538. WALK IN coolers, (3) Penn coolers, Penn approx.

7'x11'. Call 890-4490. MISCELLANEOUS WATER DAMAGE SALE PART Half Price on all furniture, housewares. clothing, untouched footby water. Final ROBELLS DEPT.

STORE 2275 Washington St. Roxbury (at Dudley MBTA) MOVERS Pianos turn. Low, low rates, Call Danielle Movers, Inc. 267-4079. WE NOVE-BUY-OR-STORE MUSIC WANTED, MUSIC EQUIP.

Band Instruments, Records, lights, etc. 876-0900. OFFICE FURNITURE FLAT FILES 5 drwr. all metal. 2-20H 46W 280.

$100 each. 3 19H 40W 28D, $80 each. Eves. 451-5268. ALL STEEL h.d.

lateral 5 draw file. $200 ea. all steel, n.d. Secy. desk $175, office chairs $25-50 ea.

Several oak desks. Call 661-6231. DESKS, tables, chairs, files, bookcases, coat racks. 100's of items too numerous to list. Hours Mon-Fri.

GOLDSTEIN OFFICE FURNITURE SHOWROOM WAREHOUSE. 156 Lincoln Brighton, Ma. 02135, 787-4433. OFFICE FURNITURE New and Seconds Office Furniture Desks From Files From Wood desks $60.00 2-drawer $40.00 Salesman desks $90.00 4-drawer $60.00 Executive desks $100.00 Lateral fries $200.00 Chairs From Stacking chairs $12.00 Hundreds of pieces, Secretarial chairs $30.00 Credenzas. Bookcases.

Swivel chairs $35.00 We accept most credit Executive chairs $50.00 cards. Quantities limited Judge's chairs $60.00 Office Furniture Clearance Center 136 Mystic Avenue, Medford, MA (617)395-1556 From Rte. 93 take Exit 5 Mon-Fri 9-5 Sat 9-3 LAWYERS David C. Prince Attorney at law Providing personalized legal services at reasonable and affordable fees. Uncontested Divorce $200 Bankruptcy $220 Incorporation $125 Simple Wills 50 Real Estate Closings Civil Litigation Fees do not include court costs Call for an appointment 11 Beacon Street, Boston 617.367.2942 24-HOUR DIVORCE Boston law firm will arrange with its affiliated Dominican Republic law firm your travel, hotel, and all legal documents.

Complete arrangements incl. air fare, $1300. FREE CONSULTATION CALL 451-5700 C. THOMAS FAUST Ten Post Office Boston FREE CONSULTATION FREE PARKING from $179 Divorce. $450 Bankruptcy from $179 Personal Injury Claims ALFORD BERTRAND Attorneys Waltham-Watertown Nowton 926-8800 Quincy Office 773-7161 DO YOU NEED A LAWYER? Quality Reasonable Prices Divorce, accidents, realestate, landlord-tenant.

Criminal defense 24 HOUR DIVORCE COMPLETE PACKAGE Summers, Summers, Yorra 30 Newbury Boston 536-3630 ATTORNEY MARK SHAW 523-8070 WORKERS' COMPENSATION Auto accidents. Atty. Stephen A. Katz. 876-8751 UNCONTESTED Divorce costs.

Leg. services Atty. Lauper 247-3788. UNCTD. 24-HOUR Bankruptcy, $200; Wills, $50; Corps.

$125; estates. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANO LIQUIDATION SALE EVERYTHING MUST GO WED. JAN. 28 THRU SUN. FEB.

1 GRANDS, UPRIGHTS SPINNETS $99 UP FINANCING SAME DAY DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-9 J. D. FURST SON 186 BROOKLINE AVE. BOSTON 267-4079 OR 566-5901 LECHMERE'S NEW MUSIC CATALOGUE new, convenient way to shop for all your musical needs. PIANOS- BAND SORIES-BOOKS-ETC.

Phone orders and credit cards accepted. Orders can be picked up or delivered. For info. call 876-0900 or call your local Lechmere Store and ask for ext. 449 or 450 in Cambridge.

PIANOS BOUGHT SOLD RENTED, MOVED J. D. FURST SON 186 Brookline Boston. 267-4079. PIANOS HAULED AWAY FREE Uprights, Players Grands.

Bought sold. 625-0287. PAINE 5 ft. Grand, excel. mech.

finish, appr. $4000 make offer. 617-758-2357. PERSONALS "Say Be My Valentine" in a way that will never be forgotten. Send bellygram.

Bellydancing all occasions. 364-9210. PHOTOGRAPHS CAMERAS CANON NIKON Sale, Sale. Sale Belmont Photo, 484-0684 FOR SALE 16 millimeter Viewlex projector. Auto load.

1979 system 16 with remote control attach. Excel. cond. $350 or bo. 828- 0436 Mon.

thru Fri. REFRIGERATORS REFRIGERATION LARGE INVENTORY NEW. USED WASHERS REFRIGERATORS 364-2218 GUARANTEE DELIVERY 1266 HYDE BOS REFRIGERATORS BOUGHT ALLEN 81 Harv. Av. Alls.

254-1954. SERVICES REPAIRS PLASTERED Texture Ceilings Walls Scroll Stucco Finishes Hides Cracks Peeling 9x12 Ceiling: $75.00 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Sharon Texture Ceiling, Co. 828-0543 ROOFING MASONRY Tar Gravel plus other types. Flashing, 9 rs porches, expert m. waterproofing, poir.ring chimneys.

Fully licensed insured. 367-2222. EXPERT CARPENTRY We specialize in formica kitchens, tile baths, porches, plaster, drywall painting. We can design build. Fully licen.

ins. 367-2222. HOME IMPROVEMENT Carpentry, painting, roofing, plumbing electrical. 24 Hours a day service. Call for free estimate 628-5632.

SPRAY PAINTING Save money time. Clean, neat work. Com'l. residential. 899-2772.

WATER DAMAGED Ceilings walls repaired at low cost. 899-2772. VINYL SIDING SALE will side your house for less money. 894-4325 MAN WITH DUMP TRUCK Wants work. Clean cellars, yards debris.

395-8975. BATHTUBS resurfaced. Guar. like new. Colors.

LECTROGLAZ, 739-2200. CARPENTRY, siding, roof, remodel, repairs. Bath kits. Lic. Ins.

Free est. 29 yrs. exp. 471-9401. GEORGE BROTHERS Rubbish Removal.

Other odd jobs. Call 623-1874. HALLIDAY SON INC. Roofing Carpentry, over 10 yrs. of dependability.

Refs. free estimates. Immergency serv. 323-2546. STRIPPING, wallpapering, and painting.

Free estimate. 569-3967. T. C. PLUMBING, 24 hr.

service. No job too large or too small. 389-5123. YOUNG MAN truck wants work. Call for low estimate.

648-2354. STEREO, TELEVISION ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS. The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Essex, Massachusetts, will receive sealed general bids for Construction of a Water Treatment Plant until 2:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Tuesday, March 3, 1981, at the Town Hall, Essex, Massachusetts 01929, at which time and place all bids thus received will be publicly opened and read aloud. Sub-bids for the specification sections stated in the Information for Bidders will be received by the Board of Public Works at the address given above until 2:00 P.M.

Eastern Standard Time, Tuesday, February 17, 1981, at which time and place all sub-bids thus received will be publicly opened and read aloud. A copy of the contract documents for the work may be obtained from the office of Whitman Howard, Engineers and Architects, Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181 upon the deposit of $100.00 in cash or check made payable to Whitman Howard Inc. Such deposits will be refunded if the contract documents are returned in good condition to the issuing office, postpaid if mailed, within thirty days after tha opening of bids unless the permission of the Engineer is obtained for a later return. Contract documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon request and receipt of a separate check for $10.00 made payable to Whitman Howard, which will not be refunded. The contract documents may be examined at the following Office of the Board of Selectmen, Town Hall, Essex, Massachusetts, Office of Whitman Howard, Inc.

45 William Street, Wellesley, Massachusetts; Office of Dodge Reports, 858 Park Square Building Boston, Massachusetts. Each bid shall be accompanied by a security in the amount and form described in the Information for Bidders. The Bidder's attention is called to the "Requirement for Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment Opportunity" (Executive Order 11246) and the Minority and Female participation goals. By Town Essex. By its Board of Selectmen NOTICE.

Under the provisions of part 162.48, Code of Federal Regulations, approximately 23,588 pounds of swordfish will be sold, as is, by public auction to the highest bidder on January 29, 1981 at 1:00 p.m., at the Office of the Port Director, U.S. Customhouse, 37 Second Street, New Bedford, Mass. The swordfish cannot lawfully enter the commerce of the United States since it is not in compliance with Federal Law, including but not limited to the provisions of Chapter 9, title 21, United States Code. The swordfish must be removed from Maritime Terminal, New Bedford and be exported from the United States under United States Customs supervision. The Successful bidder shall pay in cash or certified check payable to "United States Customs Service" within five (5) days from date of sale; Bidder will also be liable for storage from that date forward.

Inspection may be arranged by calling the Port Director at (617) 997- 0721 prior to 10:00 a.m. on January 29, 1981. The United States Government reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. LEGAL NOTICE CONTACT: Jan Quiram, Director of Mental Retardation Services, 969-3360. The Department of Mental Health Newton WellesleyArea Office is requesting proposals for purchase of service programs in Fiscal Year 1961.

The Department is seeking to purchase the following: ized Respite Care 2. SpecialHome Bid Care 3. Early Intervention specification will be available February 2, 1981 at the Department of Mental Health Area Office, 429 Watertown Street, Newton, MA 02158. Responses must be received no later than February 23, 1981, 5:00 P.M. at the Area Office.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is an Equal Opportunity Employer THE Annual Report of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts required to be filed under Section 6056 of the Internal Revenue Code will be available for inspection upon request at the principal office of the Society. 35 Congress Street, Boston on regular business days and regular, business hours by any citizen who requests it within 180 days after the date of this notice. Requests should be made to Lawrence Coolidge, Treasurer, at the above address. GLOBE ADS PAY BEST TRY ONE AND SEE SATELLITE TV EARTH STATION Receive HBO 24 hrs. Sports, movies, foreign TV.

hundreds of programs. Starting price $4900 even. Call for appt. 617-285-3660 NO. AMER.

SATELLITE TV CURTIS-MATHES console stereo, AM-FM. 8 track, 2 yrs. old, paid. $700, sell for $250, Owner 472-6982. STORE FIXTURES GLASS Display shelves.

beveled edges, thick. all sizes, BO, 784-7707. USED Cigar, tobacco fixtures, show cases, excellent condition. 426-4627. TYPEWRITERS SIBM SELECTRICSS Buy Sell.

265-3167 IBM. latest model beautiful condition, priced only at $175, 961-1010. WANTED WE BUY PALLETS Best prices paid for 48x40 pallets. AACORN PALLET 773-4100. TOP FOR RECORDS NUGGETS.

536-0679 WASHERS DRYERS SEARS washer dryer, new, must sell by Friday. $350. Call 266-4794. HOTEL 20 RESTAURANT SUPPLIES is one of the categories in Globe Classified's MARKET BASKET. 929-1500 is the number to call.