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P ge 12 -- THE UTHINGTON N S -- W ., O . 20. 1771 Knights C sh Newington Rivals Scorm8 in every penhd, the Blue Knights crushed rival Newington by a 40-14 score Saturday m a Centyal Valley Coz erence football game at the high schoel field It was ecood win in four games for the Ioca and tmprovnd then- CVC record to. 2-I, wMle Newtngton lint its tb 'd game m four decision& The locals displayed a devastating ground attack as they gained 351 yards and scored five teuchdowns, while the sloth scOre was on an aortal from quarterback Dave Te licmno to T n Lanz, a sophomore end m the third quarter. Long runs featured the Knights' runmng attack as Cocaptntn Billy Marmgola broke away on • brlllmnI 6 -yard tcJUchdown on the first play from scrimmage foUowmg the opemng kickoff. An aerial from stetting quarterback Ricky Greenleaf to co-captmn Bobby Rlccio was good for the conversion and the locals enjoyed an 8-0 lead Co-captain Kay Kas er scored the secom:l Knights' touchdown early in the second period when he broke off right tackle, reversed his field sharply and outran the Newmgten secondary into pay dirt for a 58 yard score Grennieaf rushed the conversion and the Knights led, t6-0 Cocaptain Billy Maringola had gained 28 yards on an end sweep to act up the touchdown Kasmer, who played h best game m a Kmghts un orm, got the locals started on their third tonchdown when he intercepted a Newington pas and ran It 36 yards to the Newington 31 Mark Marmgola picked up four and Billy Maringola gained four more to the 23 A Newmgton offside gave the locals s first down on the 18 Guy Howard the center to the 14 and Rick Greenieaf raced around t s right end for a touchdown giving the Knights a 22-0 hal/tzme lead Co-eaptain Kastner scored hm scc hdown of game m perzhd on a -yard run ar right end and e 1 increased n- lead to W n It heeame viou t Kilts s mpiy bed too much c ,m for Newl ton eleven. l a[ ceaches pressed their RUNNING FOR TD -- Quarterback Risky Greenteaf shown sweeping h t end for a apse- direcUon of Cm3rad Gr 'o furtacnlar 35-yard score In the second bar agatost Newtogten Saturday at the high sehoof field. It was nlshed the music for the catorfni hl second touchdown of the Homecoming game. Homecoming Game halftime yards to the Newington 21 and unsuccessful on three successive played its third strmght fine festivities. Mark Marlngola hit o f right aerials, bnt on fourth down, game as it held the Newtbgton The crowd at the game was one tackle to the seven After a tmlfback Steve O'Keefe hit the runmng attack to minus lS yards, of the poorest here in several tuning pla lost several yards, middte for the touchdown The vmitora only celled five seenons. Terricmno passed to Lenz m the The Blue Knights defense ohd.ooefor Late ,o the score th,rd ,arter Hauls Leads Highlight s Of E Newmgton. unable to I .netrate kicked to mldf eld, but the los°is fumbled and the visitors recovered On the first play, Newmgton quarterback Dave DeMaiopassedtoBfllZaporfora arr ers o 7. ORecord The Southmgton High School The Merchants League gave now m conditiou and are fmdmg the right pocket A. Abe t 3, D. Porrotti 388, &M, D. Judd 47, T. Sullivan J.Fm'n ester3 l,R. Plchette347 touchdown The same two boys cross country eam, led by the The Barbers and Printers pat and LoB Martin 0. executed the- convermon as the record-breaking running of on the top match g me as Fran The Immaculata Women's Kmgh 8 lead was trimmed to 34- Jacques Houte. demohshed the vLsRmg Bloomfield Warhawks 15- Sabatella showed the top of the scares with a 38 . Fran had League pat on two good nmteh game week with Um Dolls Newmgtoo, which attempted 48 Fr clay afternoon m a meet singles of 131, 140, 115. Despite the Babes -1 and the an unhehevable 46 passes and held at Recreation Park this top total the Printers sunk Chicb having the same count completed 19, lost the hall on Houle's time of 14 42 5 bested the Barbers 2-1. Main cause of aver the Debe. Both matoha downs on their 35 yardhne early the old school record of 14 43 by 5 t Ls was Roy Van Gasbec as he not decided untL1 the last in the fourth period On the f rst seconds, and was short o a rolled for a 375, and the Printors me. play Greenleaf scored hm second course record of 14 36 set by Jim earns nut with a scratch 623 first M. Gladke scored the best touchdown of the game on a 35- Melley of Newmgton two years game yard right end sweep for a 40-8 ago OtherresuttshedtbeGouldCo. score with single games of131, 99, lead The victory put the Blue KmRht w th a 2-1 win over the Pit Of- were101forj.aCzarneckOther116,best3.25,totalsL 331. The Larry Marsh coached Harriers' record at 7-0 with only rice, Jewelers sinking the Tops Sazanowic 303, L. Nyarmk 302, reservm into service to give them expermnre Newmgton scoreboard club again got 16 on the seconds four meetsremamm The locals took eight of i0 Market3-0andOandDto ka2-1 cctmt from the Allied Conirol. T. Sepko321andJ. D'Angelo324 The Popular Restaurant, am" Terncmno too over the club at qusrtartmck and the locals m- be ore the game ended when xt marched 89 yards, pickmgupflve possible places, first five Ho le including the was followed Best scores. Mike Reals 340, Kay Kelsey 375, D Al ano3 7, L. (Continued On Page 14) creasnd then" lead to 34 0 Dave hrst downs to the Knights two clc ely b , Mark Dudztk, Ed Perlot 3. }, A DeAngelo 58, L. Rosm w pt his ght ehd for 30 yard hne. The vlsttora Tigers Open 1971 Season were Miesak. Bob Parker and Bob GoUmck, all o Southmgton Jim Barn of Bloomfield flmshed sixth lUSt edging OUt Boi vext 8, W. MesSy.tier # tg, E. Morawsky 52, V. Featana ,L. Maher 0, R. Burhoe 34 and Givla 3 2 1 l J.. E • Southl, tna s M e M Carthy Warren Smith t t cha ed = / With Two Victories .,ghth ond omth plac were c cie,n gue. --..- taken by Frank Kordek and John he posted a 404 iple from games The St. Thomas Tigers opened Order of the flrttsh l Gary Whalen. both of Southlngton Bob of 168. 121,115 and lilted the Good then" In" 1971 971 season with a 19 to 39 O'Hala IS T I, 2 Frank IK), 3 Champagne of Bloomfield placed Guys to a 3-0 beaUng of the vlct tctor"y over the DePaolo Jumor Weerns tK), 4 Giza tS T ), 5 10th, brlnglng me • scoring to a Mastsrcraftlads TheGoodGuy s t ,, • . . em ....." .. .. • ........... tgalll l# m U o l-hSb, School ;choo] team Kane ¢S T, 6 Schoonmaker, close have now moved mU) first place l= ffl l 5 Mlqg I III PI| SL Thomas Jumor High School IKI, 7 Dave Florlan (STL 8 Earhermthe .eektheKmghus stanchng in the league Ron Ch II D I J D also [sowon won its second meet of the Stuckman , 9 Tom Wade defeated the Tomahav. ks of Burhoe still sports the best =r # . °--- lff -- • season mson with a narrow 2 to 29 S T I and Io Manglone I K Glastonbury High 16-47 m a meet average of 129 8 l& l l t • victory tcU3ry of Kennedy Jumor dumor High The course was I 9 miles, and held on the local course Jacques Other acUon had the Klltumc t #m, ,l • School chool on the Tigers' com'se course the winning time was 11 15 Houle of Southmgton places first Post with a 2-I win over the t g w th a t me of 14 46 Mark Eng:ne Co 2 and Zongol Dodge I I • Dudztk, also of Southmg os came shettmg out Bruce Reproduction l t l t • . • n25secondslatetoplacesecond 3-0 B • ••• , ' it was the o als s, , ,o . r .r.r.r_ z Kete dSe | L U rf IUl l i '" , t , " ' . ,, , m __,a" / 1 Houle IS>. time 14 425. 2 .... • iTEm • wm.'m i -. " ! '' Parker o,lo,ck ,S,., . . . l Adm $3 00.6 to 12 n Barnes B , 7 McCarth) S . 8 • Und • • 6 FREE ChampagneB - t ' SAAB -- SAAB -- SAAB -- SAAB -- SAAB-- SAAB-- ] : I The PARSONS BUICK ''Co. ST. TBOMAS-DEPAOLOMEET--( C.ptalnGar, O'H.laofS '-I ANNOUNCES A SPECIAL I .1 omas Juater High Sch [ comp[eles the 2 0 mile DeP olo Junior Hlgh School course in tO ll O'H,lalsclosei, followedb team- 'I G.brlelmasad£o-CaPtVarplacedM|ke as KanefourZh lz. and Tim DePaolo runner . ''INVENTORY USED CAR SALE'' ;. xo • 'I 1971 BUICK 1971 GREMLIN 1971 eoacK_.t' I Air Cond., Blue Black ] White New, AIr , Whit I I I 1970 FORD | MUSTANG 2 Dr H T, Low I# U Mllo°9...Blue Illock I 197O eUICK RIVIERA. Ho, "'" G nlelack , I I 1970 IvIG "e" :o... b .. Sh*,p_ Gold/Block . I Gg I I < I [ i m 1968 CHEVY 1968 BUICK . ] 1968 CHRYSLER [ "1 m | IMPALA 2 Dr 14 T . Full l SPECIAL St ' 9on I NEWPORT _¢.gnv llbla | " m _1 1767 BUICK .O I 17 ? FORD / 17 1 BUICK I] I , . / SKYLARK "-ll$ / I i.BitO 2 Dr. Spe. 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O r h s e e WaSh , ce, PI Gut, Point, Hatchet Reef asd S p e en m T , Mys c d Paw v , S t and at J C e B e. T t f f s n at e ce, Sl ay and WaSh s. g f b h at flet R , G hen P L B P t Ha t R . G Po t d e e o pr i g for . Winter flounder are bemg en in d wa , and c pi up BI d. B d e s g an f BI d. N r sho a f ken at CiW Pmr N ndon d at D d B t- c Wa . W h e arable m Niantic River, Stongington r d P uon phy F h Awar Theodore B. , Bampton, Director, announces the foH re nt pten Trophy Fish Awards: John ch Jr,, o , f a 7 lb., 14 . gem b , n from Colony P k Po ; d meo Denomme, No ich, f a 6 lb. 14 oz. gem b , en from Pac Po Lions Club To Spons , Two Turkey Shoots A spa sm' the first of two Turkey Shoot- this fall on sunday, Oct A at 1 p. m. at the YMCA Sloper's Day Camp, East St. Tiffs has been un anunal event for the past 15 years und has cndthmed to attract an inereaelng number of spar men from the area. Shotguns o 1 , le and 20 gauge be used and sheI1- m t be purchased on the gratmde. A few gtm will be avnilable for par- be awarded to the winner of each raund, with a grand prige of a - s t will alto Im and eJ ddren, and tl ent/ bee -ne a maJo atlraettm you er fo er t T y . t 8 , L . y. n/ , W J Jm J S Jm D . Sports, Activity Posts Announced By Schoolmen Upon the recommendation of Superintendent Dr. J eph P. Robitnille the School Board has approved the following coaching and extra curricular assignments for 1971-72. In making ht recommeedatioes the superintendent said that these had been eare ully ccecerned administrators. The couching assignments in Southington High School are as follows: Football -- bead, Dominic D'Ang lo; assistants, Wayne Nakoneczny and Michael Glannelli; baskethall -- head, Edward Nardi; assistant Richard Lorenzo; baseball -head, John Fontana, amistant, Michael Glannelll; track -bead, Wayne Nakoneczny; assistant, Philip Goodrow; goIL Marietta; cress country, George KI s, soccer, Daniel Murawski; cheerleaders, Susan Homblka and Diana Paradis. Girls' basketball, Geraldine Dahlberg, girls' field heckey Geraldine Dahlberg; girls' gymnastics, Lois Buss; girls' softball, Geraldine Dahlberg. Band director, Conrad Gozxo; Audio-Visual coordinator, Robert DeBishop. At Kennedy Junior High School --football, head, Michael Ungaro and assistant, William Wrinn; basketball, head Robert Be/urea and assistant, Michael Ungaro; baseball, head, Kenneth Kohanski and aeslatant Robert Paradis; track, William LINCOL,,N,;MERCBRY • .......... II!l!i." W ; HAVI:/HtNI NEW 1972 McKinstry; cross country, Mary Ann Taasie. At DePaolo Junior High School footbll head, Richard No€era and assistant James Conaty; basketbatl, head, Henry Bundock baseb , head, Richard aud ass•slant Edward Kaflan; track, James County; cross country, Nicholas Aasolian; LEGAL NOTICE BO D or EDUCatION SOUTHIN TON, CONN. Ontober II, The Southington Board of Education will entertain bids for SNOW REMOVAL for the Southingtom School System for the school year 1971-T2. Informa.tioa for bidders may he secured at the Board of Education Office at 49 Beechor Street, Southtngton, belween the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4-30 P.M. from Wednesday, October 20, 1971 to Wednesday, Oct bet 27, 1971. Bids mu t be sealed, eddreesed to the Board of Education, So thington and marked SNOW REMOVAL BIDS No. 1005 and delivered to the Board ol Education off :e before 12:00 NOON E.D S.T. on Wednesday, oer 27, 1971. For the Board of Education T. T. Buzanoaki Business Manager q /*LIN¢OLNS *MERCURY$ '--- THE TRADES ARE GR.EAT LOOK AT SOME OF OUR TRADE INS 70 LINCOLN I 70 ENG, FORD I 70 BUICK 1971 CLOSE-OUT SALE . . . STILL ING ON . . . MOST MODELS AVAILABLE L 7, NOW AND SAVE.. "1 Nova, 2dl don. I Montego 2 dr hdtp m FIcct O Brougham. ! ! BRISTOL LINCOLN-MERCURY OPEN MON. THRU FRI. IL 9 P.M., AT. IL 4 P.M.
A meeti o the Town ouncfl, Town o/ South. Inglee, will hHd at e NOR R L 1 at 8: P.M. for e f - g : 2. R of Uon ommissionR of 3. R ing 4. Re T & r- B. 1 m -- Housing . 1 mem - Paring . 1 m -- Police rd nat,) rd . A ls (Alter- fi d i a ng T of Labor Ma s € or and E lc mont 1 . . Such busine us 11 p r me - fo e m . ING N, NNE , 1 y of r, l l T n in n n Weichs Town Manager t AL ADVERT S Soutblnston Public Schools, Southington, on. S ffi o for D tri u ve uca on uipment. e on or fo 11: a.m. E.&T., N m r 2, 1 1 at •e i e B e M r, u n Hc , 49 B her S u n, n- M bi iv e B M ager of the u n bHc , II: a.m., S.T., N m r 2. I I at w time bi for: D ve fl Eq m t -- e (I) W Me r d e (I) r o bfl . Ea bid s d r mar B No. I Bid r buflve u - finn Eq pment. No bid de It ll r . S fl ous and bid fo s may ob at e office of e B e Manager. e a of u on r es e ght J t y a -- or a9 b . A bid prices must Include delivery of the equipment to individual location as de•ishated by the Business Mannger and also set up of equipment ready to operate. .Adv. to run one day only (1) on Wednesday, October 20, 1971. By T. T. Busanoski Business Manager LEGAL ADVERTISEIVlENT Southln n Publle Schools Southington, Conn. Specifications for Electronic Calculators and Adding Machine . Due on or before October 26, 1971 at 11:00 a.m., E.D.S.T., at the office of the lng n Public Schools, 49 Beecher Street, Scutblngton, Sealed bids will be received by the Business Manager of t h e Southing 3n Public Schools, until 11:00 a.m., E.D.S.T., October 28, 1971 at which bids for: "Electronic Calculators and Ad- opened publicly. Each bid shon]d be clearly marked, "B No. 1001 -- BID ON ELF. WRONIC CALCULA- TORS AND ADDING MACHINES." No bid deposit will be required. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the office of the Business Manager. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and or all bids. All bid prices must include delivery of the equipment to tndlvidonl location us desfghated by Business Manager a d also set up of equipment ready to operate. Bid to appear only one (1) day on Wednesday, October 20, I 71. B in.T. Buxaneski ess Mana THE WORLD'S BEST BUY IS A WANT AD. Sonthtngton PUb& Schoo:e, Sonthlngton. Coon, Specifications for Audi .VIsual EqulpmenL Due on or before November 2, 1971 st lh00 A.M., E.S.T., at the Office of the Business Manager, onthington Public ScbeoL% 49 Beecher Street, Sonti gton, Conn. Sealed bids will be received by the Business Manager of t h e Sonthington Public Schonls. until lh00 A.M., E.S.T., November 2, 1971 at which thee bids for: ' ' A u d I o-Visual" will be vpened publicly. Each bid should be clearly marked, "B No. 1002-BID ON AUDIO-VISUAL". No bid deposit will be qulred. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the office of the Business Manager. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and--or all bids. All bid prices must ir luda delivery of the equipment to individual location as designated by Business Manager and also set up of equipment ready to operate. Bid to appear only o e (1) day on Wednesday, October 20, 1971. By T. T, Busanoskt Business Manager BIDS WAN'I'ED Bids wdl be received at the TOwn Mansger's Office, 75 Main Street, Southington, Connecticut, until 10 00 A.M., November 1, 1971 for the rental by the Tcnvn of Southington of various equipment. and for qemmer work. will Du,.ils be mailed and , upon lfloat,ons request Dennis The Menace from the office of the Town Manager. TOWN OF SOUTHINGTON John Welchsel Town Manager LEGAL ADVERTIgEIVIENT Scuthington Public SOhoofs. Southington, C o n n. 06489 Specifications for Sign Showcard Printer and Due on or before 1.1:00 A.M., E.S.T., November 2, 1971 at the office of the Business Manager, Southington l llc Schools. 49 Beecher btTeet' SouthingUm, Conn. Sealed bids wil ll rec eived by the Busil1 ' s-M nager of t h • Southlngton Pubhc Schools, until 11:00 E.S.T., November 2, 1971 at which time bids for Sign and One Showcard Printer -- (1) Magnetic Deluxe Impresser and one (1) Sign Center Bench -- will be opened pobllcy. Each bid should be clearly marked, B No. 1004 Bid for Sign and Showcard Printer. No bid deposit will be required. Specifications and bid form may be obtained at the office of the Business Manager. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject bidsany and-or all All bid prices must include delivery of the equipment to individual location as d ighated by the Business Manager and also set up of equipment ready to operate. Advertisement Is to run one (I) day only on Wednesday, October 20, 1971. By T. T. BuzunosM Business Manpger Equipment to be rented will .qlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltimllll_ be both for snow plo'*ing g = ___:=___ = £LA SIFIED R TES = $$$$$$ $ $ $ $ s ,, inch i J= (one inch minimum) DOllAR . DH /IT5 II c ,ifi .D p,-y -'- ...... . $1.7s inch = ut kq 4 a = "(one Inch minhnum) _- 1. FOR HOJ UgB ONLY [ --'All Ilneap figured to nearest-" . Item wm m p.p • a r in The plalnvllle News and -= outhla on ews and The _= Southington News -- News for a period _ of four wus . DOUBL COLUMN ADS To Avoid Cati Aft Itmn ILu 4.'00 P . Moudsy .. Been Sold, 1'tam Notif Us Of -- S NGLE COLUMN ADS == Cancellation. il;0e AM. Tussdsy A tmndIlnj char of $1.00 11 AtlmJlmiBimBiimimlllllBBim, Cgll !i or 747-1919 '.__ "'°* NO SALE . NO CHARGF FOR SALE: Grundig Console Stereo, AM, FM, SW. $125 00 Call 628-0607 Black Persian Lamb jacket s ze 15-16. $15. Black 2 piece suit. size 16. $15. Girls Camel Hair Pants Suit. Size 9-10. worn only twice. $40 Call 747-9610 FOR SALE' 5 piece living room set, 2 piece gray sectional, l corner table, 1 coffee table blonde) 1 re lining chair green Call 28-8181. FOR SALE" 6 bottle wonden spice rack, 2 round glass canrdstor eels, 3 piece and 4 piece. 5 Gal Complete Aquarium set including fish Best offer Call 621-4118 FOR SALE- 30" electric stove $40. Lab-12 turntable $25. Bookcase headboard $ . Call 621-3168 after 4 p.m ?OR SALE' 18" Magnovox "IV with stand, 1 yr old cost $169 95 will sell for $95 Call 621-3291 2 Argus C3 cameras with flash, filter I light meter, polaroid model 80 camera, developing equipment including enlarger, se of woman's golf clubs incl beg, Sears table. Rea onable. Call 628-8848. FOR SALE: typewriter, radio, tripod, TV and parts and tubes for radio and TV Upholstered chair, skis and poles, ha rdryer. crutches, kitchen table, bicycle, tricycle, coffee table Call 621- 4922. FOR SALE: tires, bassinet, crib, record player, records, car rack. vacuum cleaner, fireplace screen, furnace oil burner (gun type), tool box, books, bowling ball and shoes, bathroom sink. medtcine cabinet, lamps, luggage, tools, archery set, picture frames, and some silverware. mirror, oanning ars, gate and sleds. Call 621-4922 FOR SALE: Girls size 14, wintar t. winter jacket and spring coat. Ladles winter coat size 14. Call 628-2054. TAG SALE. Household items, toys, maple school desks, 18 Hanson Place, off East St., Pininvflle. FOR SALE: Sanyo Solid State complete four track. 2-channel system. Stereophonic tape recorder, 3 yrs. old. 18 recorded tapes on 7 in. reels. $175. c mpinta. Call 628-0473. FOR SALE" 1 oval 9'X12' rug, 2 blonde step tables. Call Waterbury Road. South End Road. Himalayan long haired Siamese cat $20 Reward Call NOTICE is hereby given that Passbook No. 32167 has been lost and appllcaton has been made tO The Southington Bank & Trust Company for payment or issuance of a duplicate book. NOTICE is hereby given that Passbook No 25635 has been lost and applicatton has been made to The Soothington Bank' sad Trust Company for payment or issuance of a duplicate book. 1A Anouncemenfs YARD SALE -- 4 families. Household articles, glassware, clothing, toys, linens, old items and antiques Saturday, Oct 23 from l0 am. to 4 pm 56 Arbngton Dr, Southington THE KIRBY CLASSIC, the complete cleaning system Free home demonstration Call Peggy Shea, T A G S A L E Miscellaneous household, infants and chlldren's clothing, toys & furni- ture Miscellaneous tools | cent 1SA N6w Household 3 ROOMS LOVELY BRAND NEW e Jqrrt, EVERYTHING FOR ONLY Long Easy Tern 197 New T.V. Set Bedroom Salte vlng m S DineUe t V l ps PiHo End Tabl C Table 2 Table Fr deliver, fr s rage until w t . F e lla e m . Noa t e aw. k For Mr. Wel . 1 E. Main Me n $:30 a.m. p.m. A O SEE D B YOU U , OM E RE YOU U . SELL -- O SVI E D W E - BOY BRO ILL MO DAY.aM BASSE KROEH R sireNS S LY LE C FRIGIDAIRE SO GNAVOX V AG NGHOU AU ON I E. St. ri n t: a.m. t p.m. 16 Mlscell aeeus Per le FOR SALE' Ame can made dru . I year aM, like new Rea nsble price Call OFFICE Pa c s 7 f t hi , f a , 4 5" wide, two d ned me s ler c s c lent ndlti D I I I, ext I. to $I0 No reasonable offer refused Sat Oct 23, l0 a m to 5 SEWING machmes Slinger p m 63 Plum South ngton. Orchard Rd.. zag in a cabinet Buttonholes, monograms, hems. etc. Originally over $200. Now only 7 Automotive $48.00. ables. Singer Zigzag Originally $279. port- Now $28.00 Easy terms Call !- 0931, dealer. FOR SALE 19 0 Falcon. 2 snow t res, running condition First $50 takes R Call 528-9423. l 9 6 2 VOLKSWAGEN convert ble, needs repair, otherwise m good condR on Any reasonable offer accepted Telephone 74%5843 FOR SALE 1956 Chevy vg, Bel Air, 2 door hardtop Sports Coupe Power Steering, auto- heater Low mileage, running condition. First $10 takes it Call 628-4940 7A MotorcyCles FOR SALE Second hand minibike, 3½ HP engine Excellent condition. Call 628-9786 7C Auto Repairs & Auto Parts CIANCI AUTO BODY AND FR E CO. 347 N Main St, South Body ark1 fender work, auto painting. 24 hour towing, celllsloe and frame alignment. Call 21- 00 Days. 828-0443 Nights SINGER Touch n' Sew sewing machine, with cabinet. Monograms, hems, embroiders, etc. Used, excellent condition. Full price now $.56 Gusranteed. Pay cash or monthly. Call I-$22-047g. Will deliver 2S Services Offered I WILL remove any of your unwanted items from house or garage, free of charge Telephone 583-9978 WINDOW and Screens repaired. One Day service. Call 747-2072. B & B Aluminum Products, 10 Eant Main St., Plainvilla. Storm Windows, Doors, Canopies and tab enclosures. WATERPROOFING cellars and hatchways. Sump pumps in. stalled. Stone wall , walk& pot ting up chfnmeys. Roof. ing, gutters and inndacaping. Call BANK Ran, gravel, sand gad top soil. C O.D. Call Robert Tells', e28-4N& THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS -- Wed. O . 20, 1971 -- Poge I| CALL 628-9611 AND PLA ONE TODAY. 32 Painting & Paperhanging INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PAINTn G Free Eaflmates Fully tos Robert J. elcgyk 33 Professional Services THE HARVEY & LEWIS CO GUILD OPTICIANS Photo supplies, Kndak celor film and developing. H aring aids. 7 West Main Street, New Britain 45 Houses For Rout SMALL Three room house. Lovely garden, inexpensive to heat. No utilities. Adults only $12.5 par month. Call e73-3149 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT OR SALE: 5 room Cape Veniently Ior.atad to grammar and High Schnof. Chtldren acceptable. Reasonable rent or purchase price negnliable. Immediate occupancy Call 1-39 231. 4B Houses For Sale Southing4on NEW HOMES SOUTHINGTON'S FINEST MARION HIGHLANDS Open House DaUy till dark Eater From No. 78 Mr. Vernon Road All with 2 car garages, 2½ baths, bet water heat and wooded, lots. Various stages of construction. Garrisons. Dutch Colonials, Split, Cape, Ranch and Raised Ranch. BUDDY REAl, ESTATE OPEN HOUSE -- 39 Juniper Road. Sunday, Oct. 24, 25 p m Come and Comparetl Thr bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 car garage, Rec Room & basement Excellent NeJghborheod Large lot. From Just Buttons Museum en Rt 10 turn right at traffic light onto Curtis St., to top of tall, turn left to Juniper Rd DISKAN & LANDRY INC ALEXANDER ASSOCIATES 828 595 or 828-9 05 Houses For Sale 5outhlngtou Ne w Ranch, Raised Ranch, and Split-Level Homes starting at $28,500 Three Bedrooms, Dining Room, D baths, kitchen with plenty of cabinets, large living room, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, dishwasher, stove, aluminum sidmg, large landsapad lot. Call 628-9515 or 628-0515 for potntment BUDDY REAL ESTATE OF- FERS Split (tri-level) home, executive caliber Spacious rooms, quality ' throughout Homey atmosphere, beaut ful grounds Farm with lovely and pretty room Ranch Has barn with walkm cooler, greenhouse, and 4½ acres of tilled land, all very well taken care of. New Homes -- Marion Highlands Ranch. Cape, Garrison, Dutch Colonial, Split and Raised Ranch. Ready for occupancy This new 7 room Ranch, 2 car garage, walk out basement, family room with balcony off same. Quality throughout. Plantsvllle Center. Lovely spacious home in business zone. Ideal for conversion to offices for lawyers, dectors, dentists etc. Plenty of exposure and parkmg facilities. New Double Ranch Duplex. Two family, complete privacy. Eve r y t h I n g separate including front, rear and bulkhead ontrances, yards and basements. Beautiful I yr. young Ranch with a leased 5 ream income apartment. Meeting the payment on this home is as easy as parch•sing a $20,00 single home, because of the income apart- Business Opportunity -- Plantsville Center, Main Street Business z ned, large stately well preserved home waiting to be used for professional offices or the installation of a store front for retail •ales. Industrial land -- 2 and 5 acre parcels. BUDDY REAL ESTATE NEW Ranch. Ral ' d Ranchand Split-Level Homes starting at $28,5 0. Three bedrooms, dining room, lt/z baths, kitchen with plenty of cabinets, large living room, two fireplaces, 2 car garage, dishwasher, sWve, Aluminum Siding and large landscaped lot Call for appointment, 628-9515 or 628-0515 SOUTHINGTON -- 30 Knox Drive 5 Room Ranch, 2 additional rooms, extra shrubbery, including picnic area plus family room and basement lamedate o:copancy Reduced $19,- 50 Pavllk Agency, 758-5189. SOUTHINGTON Quality Mobile Hume, 10' x 57'. Fully furmshed Excellent con- 5t/ ROOM RANCH Breezeway, garage, rec room and poo , city water and sewers $'2 , 0. Executive Colonial -- 4 bedrooms, formM dining rootn, country kitchen. Georgia Whtte Marble fireplace, 2 car and pnol NEW 4 Bednxx'n Coloniai in ex. clusive area with Family Room and 2 car garage $ ,9 X) OLDER 7 Room ho e plus store with beer pefmlt. Excellent Jocatloo VWIAN 3. ROCHEFORT, BROKER 628-2138 HELP WANTED MALB EXPERIENCED MACHINIST PECK, STOWE & WILCOX COMPANY bus night shift jobs available fo experienced machtmst who can read blueprints, set up and operate the foflowlng machines: Milling machme Boring mill Taurret lathe Milling machine, hydmtel Experienced machimsts need only apply Apply at Personnel O fice. PECK, STOWE l WILCOX COMPANY 217 Center Street Soufhington, Conn. A D vlsion of Veeder Industries. An Equal OpponunRy Employer S4D Houses For Sale 69 Help Wanted Mule Sout bgtou IF IT'S REAL ESTATE CAI.L % PIONEF-, WHERE TH ACTION IS OI ICES AT 98 Main Street Suite 107 IMMEDIATE O¢OJPANCY Move in condition. L rgn 3 bedroo Ranch, lt baths, family room, garage. ExceUent location. RESTORED COLONIAL. Nine rooms, 2 baths, central fireplaces. Beautiful grounds with swimming pool REDUCED for Quick Sale -was $32,900, now 9,9 0. Raised ;Ranch with 3 bedrooms, beth,, rec room and 2 car garage. Nice wooded Int. VACANT -- f Room Ranch Fireplace, 2 car garage and PIONEER REAL ESTATE REALTOR o 4 8- R 3 anytime MhoelJaeeous Towes FOR SALE, 390 Main St., Bristol, 2 family home -- 4-4. plus attic, w-w carpeting, Quick gale, reasonable price In good cendltinn. Telephone Bristol 582. $S Lots For Sale LOTS AND ACREAGE % A re, 1 Acre, t Acre and 10 Acre Extra Spacial Parcels. BUDDY REAL ESTATE D moreloMedesh'lal FOR RENT, LEASE, STO- RAGE OR SALE. Concrete Building, 2 floors, 5400 sq ft. of space CaU 582-8045 or 58 -0185 after 6 p.m. Perryville Rd.. Bristol. SOUTHINGTON • Commercial Property 1400 S . Ft. building Iocated % mile rnm 1-84. Ineludes office space and warehouse facilities. Priced In the upper 30's. DELAHUNTY REAL ESTATE 828-2640 $8 Roul Wanted Expert information from BUD- DY REAL F_STATE as to today's market value of your property. SEMI RETIRED FERSON Part time work is available. Must have serviceable insused car and be able to work prukimately 20 beurs a week. Hours 12 noon to 5:30 Wedne days, Thureday, Friday a ! Sat. urday, 1 pm to $ pro. Prefe someone who knows Sonthf Area, MER]DEN RECORD COMPANY APPLICANTS W Applicants wanted for employmeat under Emergency ployment Act. Temporary pusilions. Applicants must be unemployed at least 30 days. Person with civil engineering background, college graduate preferred, but not required. perience in general civil engineering projects, including the construction of sewers, roedl and drainage projects. Be able to take and reduce field no s. Salary -- $708 00-month. Apply at the Town Engineer's Office. 1 DESIGNER- DRAFTSMAN PersOn with zome civil eng- Ineering background, college graduate preferred, but not roquired, with ability to and draw final pious, indudU s e w e r s, highways, drainage structures and small bulldlnp which may be encoontered Jn the clvtl engineering field. Salary f70 .00-month. Ap at the Town Engineer's Office. 1 TRANSIT MAN The Town of Southingttm an opening for a parsm e . erienced in operating • for a survey party and the ity to perform throe that are required for a trtl t man. Salary .00-month. Apply at the Town Engineez | Ofrice. SEWAGE TREATMENT PI a NT OPERATOR TRAINEE Salary -- qSI.00-month -- Trainee will learn and do sludge pumping sanitary sewer mai enance, sewage plant inulase. nance. Apply Louts TbertaulL 0 Help Wasted HELP WANTED MALE •FEM Help Wanted DOING YOUR CHRISTMAS DREAM G? Irs not t 3 early to start -baUd a prc tobie budnces of your own as an AVONI tative, and make those come true. CaN now: 23. 087S. The Southington Board of Education annonnc fl e opening o eight (8) positions under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971 All positions will be for ten (10) mon begind November I, 1971 August 31, 1972. Ellgthle appHcante must be unemployed for at least 30 deya prior to employment. The openings and pay scales are as follow : a) One multi-media cnordinstor professional or one multi-media technician b) One electrical ourneyman c) One carpenter Journeyman d) One groondakeeper e) Font sscondsry sch 4 aides par mo. plus beeeflts $ 0. per me. plus beneflt $ ?58.34 per me. plus bonefll $ 758.34 per me. plus $ .e7 per me. plus benefits $1.90 per hr. 0 hrs. pa wk. Applications may be obtained and submitted at the South ton Board of Education, 49 Beecber Street, Sontblngtoa, necticut. The deadline for applications ls Friday, October 2 1971. Addltienal information may be obtained by calling Victor R. DINeilo, Administrative Assistant at 628-0 1 Ext, . ATTENTION ! ! ! Route Available -- How would you like some ,xtre money for new clothes and all those o er extras? Soufhlngfon News hot a route available: Laning Street North Pleasant St. Kenmore Apartments In Southingfon ;f you ere interested piano call 628-9611 for inforrnefio
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