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PAGE S-18-WEDNESOAY/THURSOAY, SEPTEMBER 10,11,1997 GENERAL HELP New growth creates over 70 job openings! SECURITY OFFICERS Excellent Starting Par! Bedford • Billerica - Burlington Reading • Westlord • Wilmington First Security Services Corp.. a leading provider of professional security services, has excelent full-time, part-time ft weekend career opportunities. Learn electronic security, console operations and ifesoving Mb. IMMEDIATE INTERVIEWS: Monday-Thursday. vonvoprn Friday. 9am-5pm 80 Main Street. Reading Job Hotline: (617)944-8774 IqmJOppoflmunhmployrrMh Q^,,, DBBntetC an 60 9001 censed company, s ihe bncprandng performance leader in dxjGi magepnxesang. Wpare.iggressivelygrowngthe company Dy focusng our technical advarsage no sowers far seeaed rapdry growrxj verocal mar- teB lo meet these needs, tie knowing poscon is avabbte A hxjhry motwael efearanx Khrwan 6 needed to lest troubtehoa and repair complex prjtjj D tie component IBMBL ftjform ckagnosoc testing enw ronmentai burrwri trial lest and compfc test resufe far al products tested. Knowledge of UNK&VME wro bus arcfiaeaw preferred. ASET degree, technical certrtcae vwt) a rnrwnum of 3 years' experv enceorequnelentrequred wbrtang knowledge of base etearoncs nrjurjng analog and rjgfcs orcuoy reputed. CancUacs tax resume to 1508) 777-3117, Em* to paeSdatanlje am or nal to Pateoibs Inc., 300 Rosewood Dm*. Danven. MA 01923. Ann: Pat Woman, HRD. An Equal Opportunty Employer F/rvVEW htspjfwww (Uacitte.com V DATACUDE QS-10 ASSEMBLERS . ■uringhm. WetwaetS, Wini«»in>T»»taWTTo^(j«.SluiMl— I IHJHIMI Real sate GENERAL HELP I YOUreve pofjential. Now learn tTomthe best. New knes of merchandise. New ways to advance your uarning potential. Al Macys, youl have more opporturvbes than ever to achieve greater success as a: ■ Management Trainee ■ Sales Asscxaate (Coinmissioned or Salaried) ■ Cosmetics Beauty Axtvisor ■ Loss Prevention Associate ■ Stock Associate We offer: a Attractive salaries , ■ Competitive commission canpensation n select departments ■ Convenient Fut-Time and Part-Time schedules ■ Generous merchandise discount at al Macys East -, stores •;» ■ Comprehensive benefits kx Fu*-Timers 35 OPEN HOUSE GUARANTEED INTERVIEWS 1 Monday - Satu r .: . September 8 11am - 8pm Macy's Burlington. Peabody Jom Macys. the nation's largest retaeer. at our Open '*? House Management canckdates can also FAX a ,fj resume to (617) 357-3767. Associate OsSrJkfstel can M cal our 24 hour Career HoSne at 1-aOO«03-MACY of visit the nearest Macy's Human Resources are an equal opporturaty employer. Early Morning Part Time 3 $125-$200 Weekly Join more than 2.500 men and women, just like you, who've found this to be the perfect opportunity. If you're 18+ with valid driver's license, dependable vehicle and able to work 2 to 3 early morning hours each day. call now about our early morning delivery positions. Done by 6 am weekdays/8 am weekends. Immediate Openings in READING, N. READING, WILMINGTON and surrounding communities. 1-800-250-8757 We're here to take your call. 24 hours a day. n 4 SHIPPER/PACKER Busy Shipping Departmentof local manufacturing company seeks detail-oriented inrJrviAjal to help pick and ship consumer products. Experience a plus. DATA EHTRY Fast-paced gift/toy manufacturer seeks F/T (days) folks for data entry. Some related experience and comp. skills necessary. Cafl: 60 Cummings Pk., Wobum, MA 01801 781-938-6100x12 Q Join Our Team at Red Roof Inn NOW HIRING FULLTIME OR PART TIME FRONT DESK CLERKS and NIGHT AUDITORS ' Includes weekend shifts and flexible hours. Benefits; available. AftfK Red Roof Inn 19 Commerce Way Wobum. MA tlStl Q4-I0 INSPECTOR We are currently looking for a serious minded individual for our Inspection team. Apptcant must have a minimum of three years experience, good vision, must know color code and have a working Itnowtodgs of printed circuit board assemblies, both through hole and surface mount ' PROTO-PAC EMINEHHNG 27 Water Street, WakefteW, MA 01880 ' 617-246-4067 0»„ 'S Well-established busi- ness looking for Stockroom/Clerical Assistant. No experience necessary. Ptaaaa caH for an Interview; 781-935-4310 HOST/HOSTESS Experienced Professional' (501)664-3581 % 1 Ote»
(EAST vi ii -H.ii.rii fcaw%» w*-.,...»T-i-i. TT—«-.^- «.—■-ii--1^.n||,||l WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,11,1997-PAGE S-19 Built in 1712 L ESTATE SAjmE JThis *-* on Historic Samuel Butters Home The historic Samuel Butters house is on the market. Its pre- sent owners have lovingly it. You can still enjoy antique features: exposed post and hand hewn chestnut beams. The built-in cabinet in the stairwell has been adapted for use as a lighted dis- play case, the pantry in the kitchen remains, as well as charming built-in bookcases, china cabinets and blanket chests. The updates add to the ambiance by being in the style of the colonial period yet address the convenience and need of a modern lifestyle The additions of tin candle sconces (electric), pewter lighting fix- tures and a granite-faced custom fireplace in the family room add character to this home. From the mulberry tree you can walk through the perennial flower and herb gardens around the stonewall onto the custom deck. A favorite feature of the owners is the screened porch, great for entertaining or a peaceful The gracious livingroom and spacious master bedroom are charmingly restored As you sit on the screened porch you might reflect on the history that surrounds you. Across the street is the South School ca. 1894 next to Butters Row. Down the road is Butters Farm, where James Butters' apple tree was the origin of Wilmington's contribution: the Baldwin apple At an adjacent home lived Jimmy Butters, who was known for the oxen he raised. He was one of the Wilmington Minute Men who marched on Lexington Day and served honorably in other events in the Revolution. A story is told that in a Woburn market around 1790, Simeon Reed, who wanted to buy oxen, but had no money, stopped Jimmy. It was agreed between the two men that Simeon's wife, who was seated on a nearby wagon, could be the payment. Each arrived home with their respective new trade The story goes that throughout his life, Jimmy proclaimed it was the best swap he ever made! Butter to Butters. This 1712 home was originally a garrison-house The second story extended over the first to enable the family to discharge guns in an attack. The Harnden Massacre had occurred earlier in North Wilmington during the Indian attacks of Queen Anne's War. The garrison style lines were changed when the house was rebuilt over a hundred years ago. Stop by a Sunday open house and enjoy the beauty of this antique treasure built before the incorporation of Wilmington in 1730. Call Pat Morgan, Hunneman It Co. Cold well Banker (781) 438-7600. Local Realtors Names in the News Diane Giglio Colonial Manor Realty, its owners Bobbie Botticelli and Rick Nazzaro, and associates, wish to congratulate Diane Giglio on her seventh anniver- sary with the company. As her customers and clients already know, Diane is a hard- working, caring Realtor who treats each and every one of her transactions with the same high level of service and profession- alism. Because of her hard work and dedication, she is again enjoying a very successful year at Colonial Manor Realty. A member of the Eastern Middlesex Association of Realtors, the Massachusetts Association of Realtors, the National Association of Realtors, and the Bay State Multiple Listing Service, Diane resides in Reading with her chil dren Dina, Lori, Michele and Michael. Many will recognize Diane from her years of volun- teering in local school and com- munity-related events. For the best in Real Estate services, you may reach Diane at the offices of Colonial Manor Realty in Reading, 127 Franklin Street (across from Marshalls), at 944-6300 or in North Reading, 133 Park Street (next to the Flint Library), at 664-5857. Make your old deck look like new Decks lead a hard life. After years of exposure to sun, rain and snow, a deck Lmay show its age with cracked "JOT rotted steps, warped rail ings, deck boards with popped nails and cracks, and joists and support posts showing signs of decay. i ,y You can make your old deck I look like new with first-aid treatments that require omy a modest amount of skill, money and tools. More often than not, you may be looking at little more than giving your deck a power washing, resetting : popped nails and applying fresh stain or sealer. Power ••-washing Giving your deck a good power washing is your first move. To clean the deck thoroughly, rent a power washer rated at 1,000-psi (pounds per square inch). Until you peel off the layers of grime covering the wood you won't be ; able to gauge how much work you face. CAUTION: Use a i power washer with care. It's • 'powerful enough to blow ! aluminum or vinyl siding off MB your house. Never point it at yourself or another person. First, scrub the deck with deck cleaner recommended for the type of wood. Then rinse with the power washer. You'll not only remove layers of built- up dirt but also expose fresh wood fibers, which will make the surface look new. You may notice that the deck has more popped nails than it did before the cleaning. Power washing not only removes years of built-up dirt and grime but also dislodges loose surface wood fibers. Popped nail Setting a popped nail is a two-step process. First, drive the nailhead back below the surface of the wood, using a nail set to avoid dimpling the wood with your hammer. Then predrill a pilot hole alongside the nail and drive in a gal- vanized deck screw whose head overlaps the nailhead to hold it down. Once you have power washed the deck and reset all the popped nails, give your deck a careful inspection. Write down everything that needs attention. Note damaged deck boards and steps. Check wood that looks damaged for rot. The wood is rotted if you can easily insert a sharp tool such as an awl or a knife blade. Look for dangerous loose railings or steps. With list in hand, calculate the cost in time and money for repairs. Here's a guide: - Stain or paint the deck: You'll need stain or paint and other supplies and about two days time. • Stair stringers and treads: Buy 2-by-lz and 2-by« replace- ments. Estimate one to two days to finish. - Deck boards: Allow a few hours to one day, depending on the number of boards which will be replaced. - Support posts and beams: Posts are usually 4-by-4s. Beams are 2-by- 12s attached to Decks to S-22 THE COLONIAL STYLE diningroom and fireplaced family room are great for entertaining. w/m W/m WMU WAm Sieve Chuha CRS. GRI Mary AnnQuinn Marsha Weiss CRS. GRI Marge FaUa. GRI Jail Fratus CRS. GRI (ft RE/MAX Top Achievers, Inc. 100 Main St.. Reading (781) 944-6060 READING - JUST LISTED! The warm hospitality that spells COLONIAL This classic 1 o plus room New England Colonial recaptures another time. This home has many updates & extras including an oversized workshop, an outer building currently used as an art studio, screened porch & a secret garden. There is plenty of entertaining space & office space. Call to see this fabulous find. ' $279,900 READING - A beautiful 18.000 sq. ft. lot is only the beginning of this 8 rm ' Garrison Colonial. This lovely home features 3 bdrms. 3.5 ba. 1st fir family rm. formal fireplaced living rm. dining rm. light & bright white kit, lower level spa, central air. central vac. screened porch & so much more! $334,900 READING -West Side. Expanded Cape with the warmth & charm of a true family home. This lovely home features 9 Ige rms with 4 bdrms. 2.5 ba. 3 fireplaces, 1st fir family rm & so much more! Home office & in -law potential. Listed at $329,900 NORTH READING - JUST LISTED! - House Beautiful! Gorgeous 3 bedrm. 2 ba HA. updated in & out with quality and craftsmanship. Features stepdown FR. Cherry kitchen, newer baths, windows, heat, sep- tic and more! Prime location. Don't wait, call today for your personal showing. $214,900 WILMINGTON, N. - JUST LISTED! - Fantastic value in this 6 rm. 2 ba Cape with finished basement featuring new white oak kitchen with slid- ers to deck, large master bedroom with walk in closet, gleaming hdwd firs. Near schools and Rt. 93. $174,900 WAKEFIELD- FIRST AD!! -To Be Built. 50 foot Split Entry. 3 bdrms. 2 full bath, & 2 car garage. Located at end of cul-de-sac $289,900 WAKEFIELD - 1st AD! - LAKESIDE Location. Well maintained Charming Dormered Cape Codder. 3 bdrms. 2 full ba. fireplaced living rm & china cabinet in dining rm. Be the first to see this home, call today. $184,900 WOBURN - Like a private park. Enjoy this beautiful setting. Live on a quiet street and have lots of privacy in this 27.000 sq. ft. plus lot. 6 rm charming Cape with lots of workshop areas. Call today-for your private showing. $169,900 » »' STONEHAM - POSSIBILITIES. POSSIBILITIES. POSSIBILITIES!! There are many in this bright & sunny 12 rm Colonial including possible m-law. 3 full updated ceramic tile ba. beautifully finished attic office. Oversized deck overlooks Ige level lot w/patio. Room enough for all out door activi- ties. Lge driveway to accommodate 4 cars. NOT A DRIVE-BY must come inside to appreciate. $209,900 LYNNFIELD - MAJESTIC COLONIAL Set on beautifully wooded lot. 5 bdrm. 2.5 ba. 2 car garage. Finished basement for rec rm. workshop or child's playroom. Central air. hrdwd firs & move-in condition make this the perfect choice. $399,900 MELROSE - 1st AD!! Stately 9 rm. 2 ba Colonial on corner lot. Enjoy the taste of vegetables, herbs & fruit fresh from your own garden. Lge updated kit. hrdwd firs, tile ba & many updates'complete this fabulous home. $228,900 TEWKSBURY - SPREAD OUT! Super 4 bdrm. 1.5 ba Colonial w/lge kit. deck, fenced yard. 2 car garage & 3 rm Legal in law apt. Collect rent to help with the payments! $199,900. 5% dowi.-S9.995 P&l payment^ 1.328.53/mo. (based on 7.5% interest rate) Call Today! Dottyc Vaccaro GRI Barbara Scan CRB. GRI Connie GMoao Cheryl W« .jurob GRI Meg Micluek GRI. CRS Realtor Associates Lynnc Adreani Joyce Carter Marfea DiFronzn Mary Salvucci "Call us to find out why RE/MAX is the fastest growing Real Estate organization in North America." RE/MAX Top Achievers. Inc. • 100 Main St. • Reading, MA 0186 • T81) 944-6060 • WMNf, «/M* REM* KM* fil/VW I I • '.
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