at the suggestion of Pres. lenhower and will be super. gr. id evaluated by Gov. Val national civil defense and his staff. Police avid L. Nicoll, Andover Sense director, will be in NIDOVIEIR TOWNSMAN f the local test. Andover's Own Newspaper Since 1887 VOLUME 67 NUMBER 36 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, JUNE 17, 1954 PRICE 5 CENTS ACKSON 103 Seniors _UMBER To Receive CO. INC. Punchard e Department Store , r Home Builders Diplomas Punchard high school will award LUMBER 103 diplomas at its 95th commen- cement exercises to be held at 3 HARDWARE p.m. Sunday in the Memorial audit- orium. ) A COMPL.ETE LINE Several seniors are to be gradu- 3UIL DING MATERIALS ated with high honors and two of the boys to whom diplomas are to be awarded are already in the navy. At the exercises the annual 0-12 JACKSON ST. prize awards will be made. LAWRENCE This is the second consecutive year that the graduation exercises are to be held on Sunday, a depart- ure from the school's previous pro- 'EL. 4141 cedure of holding them during the week. Members of St. Augustine's graduating class who received their diplomas last Sunday. First row; left to right, Brenda R. The speaker will be E. Francis McKittrick, Norma A. Heseltine, Patricia A. Fiber, Marie P. McDonald, Kathleen M. O'Brien, Patricia F. Daly, Werner P. Hale, Bodwitch, dean of students at Thomas J. Lynch, Joseph F. Caruso, William J. Cronin, James F. Kfoury, Michael A. Connors; second row: Patricia A. Green, M.I.T., who will discuss "A qual- Mary P. Goodwin, Patricia A. Murnane, Elizabeth D. Collins, Mary M. Thomas, Grade F. Hackett, Edward A. Rice, Joseph F. ity of life as compared to a stan- Harty, David J. Barton, James M. Keaney, Samuel A. D'Ang elo, Eugene L. Pimpare; third row: Rosalie M. Milne, Patricia dard of living." Mr. Bodwitch is an experienced A. Golden, Marie G. Heseltine, Mary E. Lebreck, Mary I. Walsh, Ethel M. Lynch, the Rev. Henry B. Smith, O.S.A., the Rev. P. educator and administrator. He J. Campbell, O.S.A., who presented the diplomas; Laurence J. Vosti, John F. Dolan, Brian P. Sullivan and Roger J. Boulan- served as dean of freshmen at liar- ger. (Andover Art Studio) (Continued on Page Three) Many P. H. S. '54 Graduates Award 34 Diplomas Phillips Academy Awards At St. Augustine's Planning To Enter College Diplomas were awarded Sunday Diplomas To 220 Seniors Of an anticipated number of 103 to the 34 members of the graduating :ation Time Punchard high school, information Six Andover boys were among the ation Club graduates of the class of 1954 of available up to this date shows class of St. Augustine's school at Youngster, 13, Killed • the 10 o'clock Mass in St. Augus- 220 seniors of Phillips academy y problems that 33% have secured admission who received their diplomas Sun- y payments to four-year, degree-granting col- tine's church. On Railroad Tracks The Very Rev. P. J. Campbell, day at graduation exercises for the for fun and leges or universities. Additional John S. Yancy, 13, of 70 N. O.S.A., pastor, presented the di- school's 176th senior class. The students planning to attend junior Main st., was instantly killed last event was the final one in a three- colleges, nursing, business, and plomas to the graduates and also presented the various awards. Thursday afternoon when struck day reunion and commencement technical or professional schools by a train just south of the local weekend. bring the total proportion to The boy awards were won as fol- lows: B & M station. The local boys who graduated 45 6/10% of the class planning to A four-year scholarship to Cen- Police questioned numerous are: enter institutions which set a high tral Catholic high school and the companions and learned that only (Continued on Page \ine) school diploma as the minimum re- Mary Mercer prize for general ex- one boy, Lester Gorrie, 13 of 105 quirement for admission. A few of N. Main st., was with him at the Sleep cool... (Continued on Page Ten) the students — not included in the time. Police reported that the two get a new above figures — are planning to 'Town Participates boys were crossing the tracks to attend preparatory schools. get Gorrie's bicycle that was near To date, a total of more than In Air Raid Test the Dundee warehouse when they $3,000 has been awarded to some Traffic halted on Andover streets saw an express from Boston going of the students by the colleges or and pedestrians scurried to shel- to Maine approaching on the north- schools to. which they have been CARRIER ters at 10 o'clock last Monday bound track. Today Your Pharmacist admitted. This figure will be in- ROOM AIR CONDITIONER morning when air raid sirens sig- Gorrie stepped off the tracks to Drops a Word About... creased somewhat when all schol- the east. Yancy stepped west to nalled the mock attack of enemy arship announcements have been the southbound tracks right in the planes. received and graduation awards path of another train, The Busi- The test in which this town par- are announced. nessman, a Budd Highliner running TYPHOID FEVER ticipated was the first embracing Of those not included in the express from Exeter to Boston. the United States and Canada as He was killed instantly. Dr. John 1880 (Continued on Page 14) make-believe bombs were dropped T. Batal, medical examiner, said on numerous large population cen- the youngster's body was badly Plenty Of Time ters. Civil defense authorities of both countries estimated that mil- fractured. KARL EBERTH To Plant lions of persons were killed in this Police were summoned by Guy Karl, Eberth, German bac- MAY 1.:ECEIVE: Most Vegetables first North America air raid test. B. Howe Jr., whose place of bus- teriologist, was born in In this mock raid civil defense iness in near the scene. Patrolmen Wurzburg in 1835. He re- $25.00 ceived his education at 3AIRW7-.:15 ROTOTILLZ.) agencies were tested to show what Calvin Deyermond and Roy Rus- See the new slim silhouette. BENJAMIN F. DIMLICH the University of Wurz- $50.00 The the national defense system has (Continued on Page Five) burg. new Carrier scarcely extends beyond Andover 1915-w _ $100.00 yet to do to meet with a real at- In 1880 Dr. Eberth dem- the sill, yet it cools, filters, dehu- tack. onstrated the cause of $250.00 midifies and ventilates. Dependable? The test lasted only 10 minutes. COMMERCIAL typhoid fever, and an- It's built by the people who know Locally everything went smoothly other milestone was es- air conditioning best! tablished by the medi- with fire and police departments cal profession . )AY! and their auxiliaries following pre- arranged plans and the public giv- ing whole-hearted cooperation. 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Frazer Colpitts, Mrs. Gordon Hall, Joanne Birch, Gertrude Hutchins Mrs. Robert LaVallee and Mrs. Esther Donahue, Thelma Dowi: Robert Auchterlonie. Virginia Marruzzi, Phyllis Pin BALLARDVALE Members of the troop attending: pare, Barbara Demers, Noreen War ' Mrs. Ruth Green, ('or respondent. Telephone 2372-NI Jo Ellen Grant, Lola Buschmann, ner, Norma Perry and Elorenc Jul (oJan er Betty Kupis, Judith Lakin, Leslie Letters. Sher hostess assisted by the co-hostess rlatcheller, Janet Letters, Karen ons wishing to bowl ne Church Picnic e Clan The Union Congregational church Mrs. Frank Ward. LaVallee, Lois Nolin, Katherine yeaprersare asked to contact Esth. Ackermann, Eleanor Pospolitak, Donahue, Tel. Law. 21112. has voted to have an all-church Friendly Guild Robe Elaine Demers, Jerilyn Haggerty, Helen Maiocchi, picnic instead of the regular Sun- The annual meeting of the Lillian Myers, i Loraine Dunn, Gale Batchelder, and Virginia day School picnic. The following Friendly Guild will be held at 8 Marruzzi were on the banquet committee and the trophy committee has been appointed by o'clock tonight in the church ves- Catherine Connolley, Mildred Muc- committee i the moderator, Randolph Perry, to try instead of at the home of Mrs. ci, Marion Fitts, Nancy Colpitts, consisted of Barbara Carol Perry, Emily Lawrence, Vir- Demers, treasurer; make plans: James Butler, chair- Albert Warner as previously an- Kathleen ginia Hall, Donna Auchterlonie, Smeltzer, Thelma Dowd and Mar. man; Paul I3ouleau, Mrs. Frank nounced. Green, Mrs. Ralph Sharpe, Hart Joan Haggerty, Nancy Hall and ion Batchelder. , Children's Day ShirN t Smalley and Mrs. Frank Watson. Annual Banquet Diane Marruzzi. The WSCS of the Methodist Bowling Banquet c h ildr e n s day program at ti. Joh n Golden Age Circle church held their annual banquet The Val-E-Roll bowling team Methodist church was as follows BUCHAN The regular meeting of the Meth- in Lowell last Thursday evening. held its first banquet last Friday Call to worship, William Davison scripture reading, and odist church Golden Age circle After the dinner the members at- night in Saugus. After the dinner Joyce Lee Nason Cjudj uad r itio t was held recently at the home of tended a show. the following trophies were awar- responsive reading, Norma Kibbee Mann firs. Myra Ward of Andover st. pastoral prayer, Joan Wilson; be McNALLY Church Meeting ded by the secretary, Gertrude Wa- CO. Mrs. Harry Nason president, pre- edict ion, Richard Lawrence; wel PLUMBING & HEATING There will be an important bus- lent: winning team, the Jets, with sided and had charge of the devo- come by the Kindergarten; Cynthi. '*N,1*CEN ld ror:liril 26 PARK STREET iness meeting of the Union Con- the following players, Florence tions. A social time was enjoyed Orlando, Frank Orlando, Richarl TEL. AND. 121 gregational church members, imme- Letters, captain; Helen Audette, 'Rhod and refreshments served by the Laurie, Eda Worthen and Nlarianre diately following the 10 o'clock Blanche Znamierowski and Celia J n Berthel; presentation of the Te service Sunday. The purpose of Jedry; high average, 90 8/69, Flor- E iet h Commandements by Mrs. Orlando's the meeting is to consider appoint- ence Letters; high triple 300, Pair class; Robert Shaw, Carol and iiett ing an extra committee of four per- Phyllis Pimpare; high single 114, TOP QUALITY Dianne Marruzzi, David Laurie, 'Elea sons to assist the trustees in re- Noreen Warner. Virginia Marruzzi Marion Fitts, Harland Moore, Paul Jame storing the parsonage and to con- and Esther Donahue received rec- "SAFE BUY" USED CARS Nason, Richard Davison, Katherine Glor sider appropriating sufficient ognization for perfect attendance. Ackerman, Marsha Worthen ann Mar i means for the purpose. Team Standings: All Makes and Models Won Lost Pinfall Richard Berthel. Solo: Gail Marruz• Riche Enjoy Cookout zi; presentation of the Parables b, James "KEN" CROMPTON'S Jets 65 36 21106 Last Wednesday afternoon Atoms 64 35 22188 Ray O'Donnell's class; Williari Carol Brownie Troop 59 with the leaders Rockets 57 43 21830 Ackerman, Edwin Davison, Bruce .i*Chalir ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. in charge enjoyed a "cookout" at Bombardiers 55 45 23425 and Richard Meyers, Gail and Lorna *Geral Marruzzi, Jonathan Langdell, Wil- Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer Sidney White's Wild Rose farm, Flying Saucers 35 65 19685 pho West Andover. The trip was made 21 79 19910 liam and Robert Newcomb and Carl nFrank Authorized Sales and Service Finley; trombone solo, Bruce Mey- by auto, leaving at 1 o'clock. The Election of officers was held as Ernes TEL. 37188 '22 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE ra leaders are: Mrs. Robert LaVallee. follows: President, Esther Don- ers; presentation of promotion cer- R obe Mrs. Tyler Perry and Mrs. Robert ahue; secretary, Gertrude Walent; tificates and recognition of servic,, Phili Auchterlonie. treasurer, Norma Perry. Next by Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Frank Eiain After arriving at the farm, frank- year's captains will be: Florence Orlando and Ray O'Donnell; pres- Norm furts were roasted and the cookout Letters, Norma Perry, Noreen War- entation of Children's day plants, Marii e was in full swing. Games were ner, Barbara Demers, Phyllis Pim- Mrs. William Marruzzi, chairman of Bober played and sporting events held pare and Virginia Marruzzi. the board of education presented Dorca including sack races, gum wrap- Members of the league are: Ger- Richard Lawrence a clock radio in Bober Weekend ping contest and races. The host trude Walent, Eloise Buschmann, recognition of his service in the Joan church and as a going away gift for -74 provided chocolate milk. Christine Forsythe, Laura McNal- Panne Members of the troop committee ly, Celia Jedry, Helen Maiocchi, him. Richard will attend school in in preparation for painWnhf who were invited guests were; Ruth Sharpe, Ruth Green, Marion Detroit this fall Rich e. Mrs. James Letters, Mrs. William Batchelder, Laura Smalley, Kath- the ministry. Wendell Mattheson Irene Marruzzi, Mrs. Robert Demers and leen Smeltzer, Mary Elizabeth presented a gift to Mrs. John V- Mrs. Franklyn Haggerty. The fol- Green, Blanche Znamierowski, son on behalf of the church. Mrs. can 6e colorful fun , lowing mothers drove: Mrs. Rus- Edith Lumenello, Lillian Myers, Wilson resigned as superintendent sell Hall, Mrs. Tyler Perry, Mrs. Aileen LaVallee, Helen Audette, of the Sunday school to assume the duties as chairman of the Comas. sion on Worship and Evangelism. 03 SE Fl WITH AMAZINGLY EASY-TO-USE Following the program all ga• Warehouse Specials! thered on the church lawn where 'ECEIVE dinner was served by the Men's (Conti club. aril colic 1953 Hot Point 1953 General Electric Games and races were held and resent du 48" 48" prizes awarded. Prizes were given It the e SfITO n to each child. First prize for the 4 the 195. girls went to Dianne Marruzzi and g their c ALKYD FLAT second, tied, Gail Marruzzi and o their pl DISHWASHER DISHWASHER Norma Kibbee. First prize for the le schoo ENAMEL boys went to Bruce Meyers, and "lar Marc and and second to David Laurie. 'Athalia" At Union Church residing No longer does it take two Children's day program at the ae limos or three days to paint a room. SINK (comb.) SINK (comb.) The pro Union Congregational church was Now, with wonderful new as follows: Call to worship, Fred. illows: Satone Alkyd Flat Enamel, erick Lawrence; hymns announced Prayer, Christ- c you can bring smart new col- by William Dav is; responsive read. in ao shar e !lades A ors to your walls in just a few g, y , duates) Mrs. eo. rgeCraGdlreanrt;ollBe(grgina: ler Choral hours. Easy to use with brush ners service, Mrs. Alfred Webb; ane and roller and it costs so little. Primary service, Mrs. Frank Watson; ,s, E. Pr '363' Presentation of Bibles, Gale Ann Sen '365' arol Ann I3atchelder and Frederick Albion 1953 General Electric Froburg; selection, Church school uf pri 111111111111NROWS choir; scripture reading, Roberta J. `,larch; * NO PAINTY ODOR MacCausland; remarks, Supt. Frank riompson; Watson; hymn; plants were distribv Ina s, c. 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grades: Composition, 7th grade. Kimball; posture, Jane Jackson. Birch, Gertrude Hutchir, Graduating Class Of 1954 Shawsheen Pupils Susan Fournier and Carol Sutton; Presentation of prizes were made Donahue, Thelma Do, 8th grade, Carolyn Kimball; punc- by Mrs. Gibson for the fifth grade: Marruzzi, Phyllis pi George James Adams, Jr. *Vivian Joyce Marchese Receive Awards tuation, Carolyn Kimball; atten- Mrs. Partridge for the sixth grade; rbara Demers, Noreen Carol Ann McCarthy dance, Robert Steinberg; arithme- War *Judith Auchterlonte At a special assembly in the Mrs. Howes for the seventh grade, rma Perry and Florenc, Cornelius McCarthy tic, Carolyn Kimball; Latin, Jane *Jane Colby Barker Shawsheen school recently under and Mrs. Partridge and Mrs. Little Alda Jane McCormack Jackson and Carolyn Kimball; cur- Shirley Mae Barron the direction of Miss Anne M. Har- for the eighth grade. is wishing to howl Joan Diane Mealey rent events, Ward Roddy, 7th grade; ne Clara Lois Bassett nedy, principal, the following pu-, asked to contact Fsthe Hilda Beardsell Ruth Kathleen Miller honorable mention, Jane Jackson; INTERNATIONAL UNITY , Tel. Law. 21112. Diane Mitchell pils of grade 6 were presented best exemplification of Pike school Robert Charles Blomquist The nations of the world should Maiocchi, Lillian *William Francis Mooney awards of merit by Patrolman Rob- spirit of scholarship, sportsman- Myers William Edwards Bowser be standing shoulder-to-shoulder, inia Marruzzi were on Mary Elizabeth Morse ert Deyermond, school safety of- ship and kindness, Carolyn Kim- th Catherine Jaye Boyers ficer: instead of toe-to-toe. committee and the trophy Carlton Nickerson Brown David Eugene Mowry ball; highest scholastic, Carolyn e consisted of Barbara Ronald Augustus Muise Capt. William A. Minzner, Lt David Trull Brown Walter Bleszinski Jr., patrol lead- treasurer; Nicholas Albert Mullick SUTHE RL AND'S Kathleen Thomas Albert Callahan ers J. Allen Flye, Bradley Rich- , Thelma Dowd and Man. Daniel Henry Nadeau ards, Walter Curran, John Bartley helder. John Carver George Lewis Nason McEvoy, Geoffrey Stearns, William l's Day Shirley Ann Clegg Nancy Holmes Norton John Thomas Cole, Jr. Skulley, Paul McKinnon, Roger Ro- en's day program at ti Lucille Evelyn O'Hara berge, George Miller, Janet Busby, ,t church was as follows Judith Ann Colmer Paul Ostrowski Meredythe Manning, Carole Ann worship, William Davison Judith Miriam Cooke Winthrop Eliot Pearl Caliri, Phyllis Bonanno, Beverly reading, Joyce Lee Nason *Carol Cotter Barbara Lee Perkins Maureen Dorothy Darby Ann Bergeron, Judith Ann Maxwell, ye reading, Norma Kibbee Evelyn Margaret Perry Susan Marjorie Goldman, Con- prayer, Joan Wilson; be a*Marilyn Jane Davis Louis Francis Pigeon, Jr. Eva Marie DeAngelo stance Westbrook, Ann Henrick, Richard Lawrence; wel *Cora Elaine Reed a*Carol Anne DesRoches Ann Batterbury, Lorraine Rees, the Kindergarten; Cynthi Joan Margaret Robinson Leona Paula Tansey, Carole Lee Frank Orlando, Richer *Rhoda Marie DesRoches Joyce Helen St. Jean Andrew, Beverly Ann Winters. Eda Worthen and Marian Jane Patricia Dineen **Donald Lesley Light presentation of the Te Edith Marion Doherty Olga Sarkisian lements by Mrs. Orlando' Patricia Ann Dolan Daniel Joseph Shaw Pike School Holds Robert Shaw, Carol an Betty Jane Donaldson Charles Joseph Simpson Marruzzi, David Laurie *Eleanor Farnum Doucette Ann Gail Mary Alice Smith Annual Graduation itts, Harland Moore, Pau James Joseph Downey *Betsy Napier Sparks lichard Davison, Katherin Gloria Jacqueline Dupuis nJames Kenneth Sparks, Jr. Graduation exercises were held n, Marsha Worthen and Marilyn Louise Earley William Frederick Stack at the Pike school Tuesday when diplomas were awarded to seven Berthel. Solo: Gail Marruz- Richard Fairburn *Ann Sughrue graduates of the eighth grade and ' mtation of the Parables b James Carl Floyd a*Gail Anne Thompson Our Colorful, Donnell's class; Willie Carol Jane Forsythe a*Gladys Mae 'Thomson various prizes and honors distri- buted. in, Edwin Davison, Bruce a*Charles Anthony Giovinco Nicholas Joseph Titone The graduates were: John Haff- lard Meyers, Gail and Lore *Geraldine Janet Gordon Carole Ann Valentine ner Fournier, Katherine Fuller, , Jonathan Langdell, Wil Philip Gordon Harnden Maxine Anne Wainwright Carefree Robert Newcomb and Car nFrank Arthur Hebert William Dugald Watson Jane Jackson, Carolyn Coolidge Kimball, William McFarlin Kit- trombone solo, Bruce Mey Ernest John Henderson Robert Leo West sentation of promotion ce Robert Louis Hesse Lesley Jane Westfall tredge, Victoria Morgan and Alexan- Western and recognition of servic Philip Brinkman Holmes, Jr. Richard Gray Whipple, Jr. der Pitcairn. During the exercises the class John Wilson, Mrs. Fran Elaine Beatrice Hopping Arthur Michael White, Jr. and Ray O'Donnell; pres Norma Elaine Howard Eleanor Nancy White will was read by John Fournier and Jeans of Children's day plants Marlene Kirkwood Hurst Paul Lord Whitley the class prophecy by William Kit- Liam Marruzzi, chairman o Robert Edward Hutcheson Barbara Williams tredge. rd of education presented Dorcas Angela Johnston Joyce Anne Williams Among the awards were the fol- Lawrence a clock radio Robert Wendelin Kaylor Joyce Marjorie Williams lowing for the seventh and eighth are Everyone's Favorite ion of his service in the Joan Alice Keith Paula Williams ind as a going away gift for Pamela Gail Kimball Barbara Claire Wright Don't Let Flies for Summer Activities! !lard will attend school i Patricia Ann Lawler Raymond Richard Yancy this fall in preparation for Richard Arnold Lawrence Sylvia Alice Zalla And Mosquitoes tistry. Wendell Mattheson Irene Claire Lawson **Randall Andrew Hurley d a gift to Mrs. John behalf of the church. Mrs. * Member of Punchard chapter of National Honor society Spoil The Fun.... ** Diploma received since June 1953 'esigned as superintendent Sizes 10 to 20, 0 Imlay school to assume the a High Honors ,9 s chairman of the Commis. n In Navy Worship and Evangelism. 03 SENIORS TO of the school committee; Puncher(' ving the program all ga• ode, by the school; recessional, where ECEIVE DIPLOMAS n the church lawn “Pomp and Circumstance," Eiger, Navy denim frontier jeans with ;as served by the Men's (Continued from Page One) orchestra. mother of pearl snaps, soutache The audience will be asked to ard college before taking up his braid bound pockets and gripper and races were held and remain seated while the graduates resent duties at M.I.T. side zipper closing. Besides navy, warded. Prizes were given march from the auditorium. At the exercises Sunday members we've fire engine red twill frontier child. First prize for the f and the 1954 graduating class wear- HOSPITAL NOTE jeans; Riegel's Indo-Carbon jet black It to Dianne Marruzzi g Ralph Morgan, 6, of Chickering tied, Gail Marruzzi and their caps and gowns will march Cook-Outs and living out- twill frontier jeans; Riegel's Balsam their places on the rostrum with rd., was X-rayed Saturday at the ibbee. First prize for the doors at home are quite green twill frontier jeans. Sizes 10 e school orchestra playing the Lawrence General hospital for an and the thing today — and nt to Bruce Meyers, 'In March of the Priests" from injury to his right shoulder suf- to 20. David Laurie. `Athalia" by Mendelssohn. The fered in a fall. loads of fun! BUT it's no 3 Church residing officer will be Gladys fun at all when flies and in's day program at the ae Thomson. mosquitoes take over. We SPORTSWEAR ongregational church was The program will continue as can control these dan- Call to worship, Fred. lows: gerous pests in your out- Second Floor wrence; hymns announced Prayer, the Rev. John S. Moses door living area with read. m Davis; responsive Christ church; salute to the flag, effective spraying me- harles A, Giovinco; music, Sen- $50 to $2,000 F — Sharpe; Cradle roll (gra- thods at very reason- A. 3. SUTHERLAND CO. bs. George Grant; Begin- Choraliers; salutatory, Marilyn able cost! One spraying vice, Mrs. Alfred Webb; ne Davis; commencement add- Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ervice, Mrs. Frank Watson; ss, E. Francis Bodwitch, ANDOVER will keep them away for ion of Bibles, Gale Ann uric, Senior Glee club; reading, about three or four Deliver Pair (s) of Frontier Jeans ir and Frederick Albion arol Anne Desiloches; presenta- FINANCE weeks. . . 3 sprayings on at 2.95 the pair. Size Color selection, Church school of prizes, Headmaster Lindsay COMPANY will protect you for the ipture reading, Roberta March; valedictory, Gail Anne 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG entire season! Call us C1ARGE _ SEND PAYMENT Frank and; remarks, Supt. ompson; presentation of diplo- ANDOVER SQUARE now for MY ACCOUNT I 1 C.O.D. L INCL 1 1 ymn; plants were distribu• ,c. Carleton Kimball, chairman TFI ANDOVER 1998 :inued on Page Four) OUTDOOR FLY & MOSQUITO Name CONTROL CURRAN Sz JOYCE COMPANY Address

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BALLARDVALE Warner and Richard Smeltzer. David McFarlane has completed 'months in Morris, Minn. Patrol Leaders Perfect attendance awards; Co.. his sophomore year at the Univer- Mrs. Mary Francis Haggerty has (Continued from Page Two) sity of Massachusetts and is spend- returned to her home in Lynn after lin Snerry, Barbara Quesenberry, Ju- ted to cradle roll, beginners and ing the summer at the family home visiting Mrs. T. S. Haggerty of Receive Awards dith Lakin, Janet Letters, William primary dept. on Marland st. Clark rd. Those receiving diplomas: Cradle Batchelder. Sixth grade patrol leaders recent- Joseph O'Donnell, USN, has been Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White Jr., of ly received "awards of merit" from roll to beginners, Lois Grant, Ju- Personals River st. visited Mr. and Mrs. Don- dith Ann Quesenberry, Lee Janet Mrs. Charles Walent of Marland spending his leave with his aunt, Patrolman Robert V. Deyermond, Miss •Kate O'Donnell of Center st. ald Lynch of Portland, Conn., this school safety officer, at an assem- Batchelder, Wayne Leonard Fisher st., and Mrs. Robert LaVallee of past weekend. and Stephen Thomas Coates. Hall ave., spent the weekend at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert McWhinnie bly held in the Central school aud- Mrs. Frank Dowd of Dale st., is Beginners to primary; Barbara art colony, Rockport, painting. and daughter, formerly of Reading itorium. The awards are made poss. are now residing in their newly- 'a patient at the Lawrence General ible by the Automobile club of Quesenberty, Colin Sherry and Nan- Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ballot' of hospital. the cy MacCausland. Center st., spent the weekend in built home on Chester st. Merrimack Valley in recognition of Primary to Juniors; Nancy Hall, Manchester, N.H., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoyer (Doris Pfc. Clark Mitchell, USA, spent the meritorius service rendered in pro- Virginia Hall, Donald Brouck, Kent Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hood. Nicoll) are spending the summer weekend at his home on Tewksbury st tecting the safety of school child- ren while serving as members of the school sfa ety patroL The following students received the certificates: Capt. Robert Lead- bitter, Lt. Joseph Hastings, Susan Abbot, Margetta Allen, Priscilla Arnold, Grace Barsamian, Mary llernard,,John Birdsall, Linda lobert Borden, Susan Brennan, James Campbell, Sheila Candella, George Cynthia Cooke, Dav- id Currier, Richard Daniels, Carol Davis, Andrea Deyermond, Jan, Fitzgerald, Robert Gallant, Louis, r.;audet, Carol Gesing, Charles Glazerman, Kenneth ;rant, Daniel Offi Grecoe, Peter Grillo, Charlotte Ilajj wheel Ralph Harrison, James !fart, John 'Iawes, Susan Hewitt, James %H- iting ()Isle en, Polly TIolihan, Patricia Jar- two la beau, Charlotte Johnson, Kennett which o Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Edward Will C Lea vitt, Francis Kiernan, Ceorg, Mrs. . Kiernan, Fred Kent, Linda Low Jr., di Alice Lynch, Death Malone, Eliza- presid NEW beth McBride, James McKiniry, Stsan Mulvey, Carol Nelson, Deb- YOUN( orah Newcomb, Alice O'Connor, Dennis Porter, Barry Rice, Kath- ON RA PICTURE- 'aryn Shaw, Susan Shaw, Joan Ellen (Co Simeone, Stephen Sorota, Allan sell n Ward, George Whitcomb, Walter joined I Winn, Kenneth Young, Leonard 7e, It wi chini, Carol Zink. before IN-A- four of CHICKEN BARBECUE SUPPER TO BE SERVED swimmil A chicken barbecue supper will him at tl be served Saturday, June 19 on Polic MINUTE the West Parish church grounds until f under the auspices of the Junior joined Woman's Union. tives o There will be three servings, at partmen 5, 6 and 7 p.m. In the afternoon veers CAMERA stances from 3 o'clock until dark there be pony rides for children and the bore out 0- women will conduct a bakery sale The er of home cooked foods. James that wi REALTY TRANSFERS would I Caroline Manning Whitehill, Est safety. to Ruth M. 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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 17, 1954 5 I Leaders ye Awards grade patrol leaders recent. ted "awards of merit" frog in Robert V. Deyermond afety officer, at an asses- in the Central school and. The awards are made poss. the Automobile club of the :k Valley in recognition of is service rendered in pro- the safety of school child- le serving as members of of safety patrol. ollowing students received ficates: Capt. Robert Lead. ,t. Joseph Ilastings, Susan Margetta Allen, Priscilla Grace Barsamian, Mary John Birdsall,Linda Asp SUPER MARKET Borden, Susan Brennan, ::ampbell, Sheila Candella, Cynthia Cooke, Bas- 90 MAIN ST. COMPARE PRICE! er, Richard Daniels, Carol Andrea Deyermond, Jane ild Robert Gallant, Louise e:arol Cesing, Charles ANDOVER COMPARE QUALITY! tan, Kenneth ;rant, Daniel Officials who participated in the recent presentation of a Peter Grillo, Charlotte Hajj, wheel chair which the Andover Service club made to the Vis- larrison, James 'fart, John iting Nurse Assn., Inc., and the local Red Cross chapter. The Susan Hewitt, James %hi- lly rlolihan, Patricia Jar- two latter organizations will work together in lending the chair IONA TOMATO JUICE CFOV 19c :harlotte Johnson, Kenneth which has been greatly needed for some time. From left to right: 1, Lynn Johnson, Edward Will G. ?gown Jr., president of the Visiting Nurse Assn,, Inc., MARSHMALLOW FLUFF JAR , Francis Kiernan, George Mrs. John C. Young, secretary of the association; Albert Cole 7' 21c , Fred Kent, Linda Low, Jr., director of the Red Cross chapter; and John N. Cole 2nd., ynch, Beath Malone, Eliza- president of the Andover Service club. (AI Cole Photo) A&P GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 4c6,'N's 39c lc Bride, James McKiniry, lulvey, Carol Nelson, leb- YOUNGSTER, 13, KILLED dent, suffered a heart attack 'ewcomb, Alice O'Connor, shortly after the hearing in Bos- ON RAILROAD TRACKS A&P APPLESAUCE 2 1ce'Ac)Nzs 37C Porter, Barry Rice, Kath- ton last Monday and died. aw, Susan Shaw, Joan Ellen (Continued from Page One) Don't kick when your employer Stephen Sorota, Alla sell responded and were later A&P GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS= 15 criticizes your work—if you're c George Whitcomb, Walter joined by Chief David L. Nicoll. worth correcting you're worth enneth Young, Leonard Zen- It was learned that some time keeping. . O. S. SCOURING PADS LARGE SIZE PKG :arol Zink. before the accident Yancy with S 21c four other companions had been HEE TL. ;EN BARBECUE PARKING ANDOVER i it w itlit TO BE SERVED swimming, only Gorrie being with PRIDE FURNITURE POLISH LARGE SIZE 16 OZ BOT 1.29 icken barbecue supper will him at the time of the accident. PLAYHOUSE 6 PAK ved Saturday, June 19 on Police investigation continued Now Thru Saturday June 16th thru 19th POPULAR BR ANDS :at Parish church grounds until Monday when they were GUM & LIFE SAVERS PKG 23C :he auspices of the Junior joined in Boston by representa- TOP BANANA tives of the B & M Ry., the de- (In Technicolor) 's Union. JUMBO CLEANED OZ CAN will be three servings, at partment of public utilities, engi- Phil Silvers — Rose Marie SHRIMP 67c 2:05 5:30 8:55 nd 7 p.m. In the afternoon neers and firemen. The circum- VICE SQUAD 53c o'clock until dark there will stances related by the trainmen Edw. G. Robinson FRESH EGGS LARGE SIZE DOZ y rides for children and the bore out the story of young Gorrie. Paulette Goddard will conduct a bakery sale The engineer of the IIighliner, 3:45 7:10 cooked foods. James E. Luke of Medford, said ANN PAGE GRAPE JELLY 12 OZ JAR 19c that with one more step the boy Sunday, Monday & Tuesday TY TRANSFERS would have cleared the tracks to June 20th-21st-22nd Est. line Manning Whitehill, safety. VEILS OF BAGDAD SHARP CHEESE AGED CHEDDAR 1 LB 59c M. Whitehill, Porter rd., A Yancy was born in Lawrence, Woburn sts. Victor Mature the son of Gayton and Sarah M. Mari Blanchard stine C. Forsyth to Efin ANN PAGE 12 OZ JAR Yancy, and was a pupil in the lo- STRAWBERRY JELLY 29C itak et ux, Tewksbury st. 3:20 6:15 9:10 cal junior high school. Ile was one ilde Kimball Levine to Jo- EAST OF SUMATRA . Kimball, Main st. of five children, the others being Jeff Chandler SUNNYFIELD LARD LB PKG 23c of Phillips Academy to Jo- Basil, Arthur, Sandra and Pamela. 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Progress will always involve school officials to attend the meet- TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED risks. You can't steal second base ADS BRING RESULTS and keep one foot on first. SiOgth. Birthday WEST PARISH sunda , june 13, SH nrs. Sarah bewim, Corre.vondent, Telephone 2445 y Winthrop Bout- well of Shawsheen rd., celebrated his 80th birthday. A turkey dinner Children's Sunday FATHER'S O'Reilly, Douglas Stevens Jr., Joan was served at noon for members I( e :Il: At the 10:30 a.m. service in the Smythe, Marion Sparks, Charlene of West church last Sunday the fol- the immediate family which in- Tarbox, David West and Joanne Wil- cluded his daughter, Mrs. Silas presids ere lowing children received the re- DAY son. The presentation was made by Newell and his son and family, lag\eirsW•ot vised standard version of the Bible Mr, the Rev. Hugh B. Penney. and Mrs. Sherman Boutwell of Brim- club's e as a gift from the church; Sharon pre- Sunday, June 20th Attendance awards were field. Last Friday, friends of Mr. ias tTu Dickson, Rosemary Durgerian Bar- sented by Supt. Warren A. Lewis of Boutwell gathered at his home and bara Frazer, Steven Hall, Judith the Sunday school to the following: ea tendered him a dinner party in hon- ing y Jackson, Leslie MacLaren, Alan first year, Faith Batchelder, Carol or of the occasion. Planswho isv" Dimmock, William Dubocq, Barrie Receives Degree iwleerreed: h Hogan, Freidel Laaff, Jeffrey si iss R u th Innes ponding RENT FORMAL WEAR Laaff, Frank Monette, Sharon Mor- , supervisor of ow music in the Holden schools, was l ea . F gan, Alan O'Reilly, James O'Reil- recently awarded her degree the unex Expertly Fitted ly, Douglas Stevens Jr., Irving of mas- YOUR ter in music, at the graduation Mr Stowers, Nancy White; second year, exercises held last week at Bos- Edsvin I Mary Disbrow, Renee Dubocq, Ju- FAVORITE Freshly Cleaned ton university. Miss Innes is the Fiedler, dith Jackson, Karen Klier, Nancy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ,v s Ra Peatman and James White; third Carefully Pressed Innes of Haggett's Pond rd. This Byrne, GUY! year, Barbara, Charles and John year completes her fifth year ‘trs liar Drugerian, Karla Haartz, Byron Mc- with the Holden schools. She will spend son. Grath; fourth year, Carol DesRoches the summer months at the home of Round 1 asy or and Harold McGrath; fifth year, her parents. his big Elinor Finnerty and Penelope Mc- time to gyve Grath; sixth year, David Haartz, Promotion les, Farber asst's list sitlirie Norman Jean Peatman, Edith and Francis J. Dydek of North st., speits‘titrrsics .Stta su his was recently promoted to the rank 20th timely et items, Barbara Williams. thesome thougllt to A program was presented by the of captain at the Lovell General clubof tshe e mote. hospital, Ft. Devens, where he is ter have many sug- various departments of the Sunday rrou t bekovi a we school showing the progress they serving as a member of the offi- daynd f • Al-OVVIV.,1k, cers reserve corps. Capt. Dydek t pi Game in au&• . . IetDak us v,0 make be giscl had made during the year. A baptism service was held in served for two and a half years a ca to etff which the following children were with the Ninth Air Force in World assisteda gestions baptised: Scott Wesley Anderson, War II. A graduate of the Massa- son and you (VIM Gwen Elizabeth DeCoster, Alicia chusetts School of Optometry he is lowed by on duty at the hospital as an op- Ann DeCoster, Frank Alfred De- of club Coster, Hugh Keniston Penney, tomotrist. He spent three years in coming service in Japan. Christopher Eldon Stevens, Fred- grams. Neckwear erick Charles Thomes, Beverly School Party was Palm Beach Ellen Tyning, Pamella Louise Over 70 children of the 5th and trasai Wahlberg, Carol Ann West and Don- 6th grades of the West school were lice'ss an Sports Shirts recently given a party by the West Country ald Louis Gehly Jr. The finest line we have Complete Stocks of Summer At the close of the service and Andover PTA. The entertainment round tal ever shown! Select from TIES Formal Wear, Tuxedos, Full following the usual custom, each consisted of various types of trict con long and short sleeve Dress, Dinner Jackets, Black child was presented a potted plant. dancing under the direction of Shawshe shoes, etc. Harold Phinney. Mrs. William Du- inNi arch stylings in Cottons, Overcrowded School bocq and Mrs. Geoffrey arranged present I Rayons and Nylons. A special meeting of the West 1.50 the decorations. Mrs. Ruth Sutton Tailored by Arrow, Van- Parish PTA will be held at 8 Heusen and McGregor. Others at was in charge of the delicious re- rbitircay,,N Meilat o'clock tonight in the West elemen- freshments. .nk dover. 2.95 to 7.95 1.50 to 2.50 tary school to discuss the course The chaperones were: Mr. and c c of action in regard to the over- Mrs. Marc Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ep crowded condition of the school. thur Peatman and Mr. and Mrs. b Par The sixth grade next September Geoffrey Nicoll, ewcvauuesTbnhirn will go up to the old Stowe school g Grange News gym. at the center. The fifth grade will SLACKS Andover grange 183, will hold held, durA remain unless the situation be- its regular meeting Tuesday, June epea comes worse in September. Enroll- 22, at 8 p.m. in Grange hall. The Free ch i ment figures indicate a strong pos- CORDS, Cottons and will be in master R Nylons 4.95 and 5.95 sibility that the fourth grade might program of the evening in the charge ofmembers of the Help RAYONS 4.95 RAYON & DACRON 8.95 56 Main St. Tel. 1169 have to be moved out in 1955. Schwartz James B. Sullivan, president of the Along club. association, expects several Personals PALM BEACH 10.95 and 12.95 Mrs. Mary Boyle, who has been Bloc West rnasls.T h te 13le fo GABARDINES teaching the fifth grade in the 4.95 — 6.95 HOW MANY TIMES recently advancer school for the past year li received her master's degree from ent (Spot and Crease Resistant Rayon) Have you read our ''ADS'' with reference to Richardson & Fitchburg State Normal school. yilieresaz Robbins products? - - - this time it will PAY YOU to read it William Stewart and daughter, rrinos 100'c; WOOL GABARDINES 12.95 — 22.95 spent Bear bad closely - - - every one of their products are drastically re- Marjorie, of High Plain rd., the weekend at Northfield, Vt. gold duced. withglg Bruce Stewart who has com- 1 oavidN pleted his first year at Norwich SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS 6 Oz tins Boned Chicken 690 2 for $1.35 llobert B (Continued nn Page 1H mid wi 12 Oz tin Boned Chicken $1.39 iso The newest fabrics . . . the wanted llebrtre a 5!/2 Oz glass jar 2 for $1.45 colors in our complete line of Summer READING silver Suits. Chicken Broth - - 12'2 Oz tin 2 for 330 N klealey1 on walf. Chicken A La King - - - 10'/2 Oz tin 2 for 970 &Arc ' DRIVEIN Alga - to 8,t«d All th SPRING WEAVE SUITS ... . 519.50 Chicken Fricassee 14 Oz tin 2 for $1.05 t ini Now thru Saturday PALM BEACH SUITS 32.50 Chicken S. Egg Noodles 1 Lb jar 2 for 890 prr which w t,earn RAYON & NYLON CORD SUITS 35.00 fea le Thevh ANNE BAXTER sathalo DACRON CORD SUITS 12.75 Premier Solid Light Meat Tuna . 3 tins 89¢ CARNIVAL STORY an act c Underwood deviled Ham - - 412 Oz tin 37¢ T wa Sunshine Toy Cookies 71,2 Oz pkg 23¢ co-feature ti tw.he om the SWIMMING TRUNKS TREND new soap powder - - reg. size boys 2 pkgs 36¢ LOUIS HAYWARD li Styled by McGregor and Jantzen. Boxer or Brief a Chase S. Sanborn Instant Coffee Lastex types. Cottons and Nylons. Lge Jar $1.19 ,nc most N.B.C. Choc Chip Pecan Cookies Saint's Girl Friday 1 Lb 430 C::: Satu 2.95 to 5.95 Buffet Size Heinz Varieties - - give try - - i cactivitr Baked 3eans - - Macaroni 3. Cheese - - Sunday to Tuesday annual out BU d many other gift items Spaghetti & Cheese 3 tins 290 MARLON BRANDO Dads are sure to treasure,, Adamson Potato Salad THE WILD ONE n, parcoevai tool 1 Lb pkg 35¢ owt:t Native Asparagas - - - Native Strawberries co-feature ebfiLi'i;i:adi WENDELL COREY Fiptae flioer .ca „JelairtiNxir&l ,Stuanio ' The ROCKPORT Market Laughing Anne hi, is hell Andover, Mass. t N C O R P R AT E D txeter, N. H. Telephone Andover 1234 Accommodation Service gr ands c THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 17, 1954 7

icials to attend the meet- James O'Reilly and Mr. and Mrs. college, and is visiting at the fam- lege. Thomas Noyes. ily home. He was recently elected David Wilkinson, son of Mr. and iday Instructor treasurer of Beta Thete Pi frater- Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson of York st., June 13, Winthrop Bout- SHAWSHEEN Peter Dunlop, son of Mr. add Mrs . nity at Dartmouth for the ensuing has returned home after completing Mrs. Helen Caswell, Correspondent, Telephone 62 iawsheen rd., celebrated Alan Dunlop of Arundel st., re- year. his first year at Bates college in irthday. A turkey dinner cently returned home from the Uni- Miss Janet Thompson, daughter Lewiston, Me. man Miller, 17 Lowell st., Thurs- d at noon for members of Executive Board Meeting versity of New Hampshire where he of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson Thompson, new day afternoon. Mrs. James Byrnes, Most folks have given up trying diate family which in- Mrs. William has completed his junior year. Dur- of Arundel st., is at home for the Shawsheen Vil- chairman of the Leader-Sponsor to make both ends meet—they s daughter, Mrs. Silas president of the ing the past year he was in com- summer vacation after finishing her lage Woman's club, entertained the probably wouldn't recognize each association conducted the cere- plete charge of the swimming at the sophomore year at Mt. Holyoke col- d his son and family, Mr. at her home mony with the following girls par- other if they did. ,herman Boutwell of Brim- club's executive board University pool. He left Friday for evening. Tentative ticipating; candles of Work, Health it Friday, friends of Mr. last Tuesday Camp Kiwanis in South Hanson gathered at his home and plans were discussed for the com- and Love were lighted by Carol where he will be instructing the Pearl, tim a dinner party in hon- ing year. Mrs.Raymond Andrew, Cynthia Thompson and Su- instructors at the American Red ,ccasion. who is moving from Andover, ten- san Goldman of the 0-ca-was-sin Cross Aquatic school. He is an ex- Degree dered her resignation as corres- group; candles extinguished by pert swimmer, and during his prep Charlene Benedetti, Alice Jo Moo- uth Innes, supervisor of ponding secretary, and Mrs. Char- school years he was a member of the Holden schools, was les Fowler was appointed to fill ney and Kathy O'Shea of the I-yo- the swimming team at Williston This Bank warded her degree of mas- the unexpired term. Those present pta group. Awards were granted to academy. were: Mrs. G. Edgar Best, Mrs. T. the following; Wood gatherers; Anne usic, at the graduation Airforce Trip has been paying its depositors held last week at Bos- Edwin Andrew Jr., Mrs. Wallace Henrick, Lorraine Rees, Cynthia Cadet Thomas Wilkinson of the rsity. Miss Innes is the Fiedler, Mrs. Sherman Locke, Thompson, Susan Goldman, and U.S. Military academy at West Point of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Raymond Pearl, Mrs. Joseph Carol Andrew; trail blazers: Shirley has completed his third year at the Haggett's Pond rd. This Byrne, Mrs. James J. Faggiano, Warshaw, Marilyn White, Pammy academy and with the other first )letes her fifth year with Mrs. Harold Gens and Mrs. Thomp- Oakes, Alice Jo Mooney, Cynthia classmen left the day after gradua- n schools. She will spend son. Turton, Charlene Benedetti, Connie tion on a combined air force trip Becotte, Kathy O'Shea, Louanne er months at the home of Round Table visiting airforce bases around the :s. Mrs. Walter C. Caswell, 10th King, Arlene King, Carol Reilly, country. The trip will be completed Marion Morgan, Susan Miller, Peggy 3% District director of the Massachu- on June 26, and during that time the Jo Lacey, Betty Michelski. 3 setts State Federation of Women's cadets will visit air force bases, J. Dydek of North st., A program of original skits and ntly promoted to the rank clubs, entertained the presidents Wright Patterson in Ohio; Fort songs was presented by all groups, .n at the Lovell General of the district at a presidents' Knox, Kentucky; Fort Sill, Okla- Ft. Devens, where he is round table at her home on Thurs- to entertain the large audience of homa; El Paso, Texas; and Fort mothers, teachers and sponsors who for the past five years as day afternoon. Twenty new and re- Benning, Georgia. On his return he a member of the offi- were present. Second grade blue- erve corps. Capt. Dydek tiring presidents met for dessert will be a squad leader in the de- Fully insured under 3r two and a half years and coffee, served by the hostess, birds, Mrs. Arthur Walsh and Mrs. tail of first classman, who will Martin Burns, leaders, did a very Ninth Air Force in World assisted by Mrs. William Thomp- help train the entering class at the Massachusetts Laws cute folk dance; Third grade blue- graduate of the Massa- academy. He will enjoy a month's son and Mrs. G. Edgar Best, fol- birds, Mrs. James Batterbury and School of Optometry he is lowed by a round table discussion leave in August before returning to at the hospital as an op- Mrs. Albert Carpentier, leaders, the academy for his final year. Ca- of club problems, dates for the presented a hat show, with Jane . He spent three years in coming year and interesting pro- det Wilkinson is the son of Mr. and Carpentier as commentator and the Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson of York st. ra Japan. grams. other girls as models; third grade It was decided to hold a leader- Person als Merrimack Party bluebirds, Mrs. James Turner, lead- 0 children of the 5th and ship training course for club of- er, sang a song; fourth grade blue- Joyce Dunlop, daughter of Mr. Co-operative Bank s of the West school were ficers and chairmen at the Andover birds, Mrs. Roger Roberge and Mrs. and Mrs. Alan Dunlop of Arundel st., was recently elected president given a party by the West Country club in September, another Richard Baker, leaders, presented 264 Essex Street PTA. The entertainment round table in October and a dis- a skit of Peter Pan; I-yo-pta camp of the local chapter of the national LAWRENCE, MASS. I of various types of trict conference sponsored by the honor society in the junior high fire girls did a group of songs and Member Federal Home Loan Bank System under the direction of Shawsheen Village Woman's club 0-ca-was-sin camp fire girls rep- school. Harrison B.•Caswell of Brockton 'hinny. Mrs. William Du- in March of next year. Guests were resented a German band with imag- I Mrs. Geoffrey arranged present from Newburyport, Ames- is visiting with his son, Walter inary instruments. Leaders of the Caswell and family of Dumbarton i. rations. Mrs. Ruth Sutton bury, Haverhill, Lawrence, Bille- two camp fire groups are Mrs. Tha- harge of the delicious ro- rica, Methuen, North Andover and st., for a few days, while his wife yer Warshaw, Mrs. Leonard Law- is a medical patient at the Goddard ts. Andover. rence and Mrs. T. Edwin Andrew Jr. haperones were: Mr. and Cub Pack hospital in Brockton. Weenie Roast Scott Gerrish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Modern power! Dome- c Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- The final meeting of the year of Miss Dorothy Byrnes, daughter of shaped combustion cham• itman and Mr. and Mrs. Cub Pack 71 was held Friday Carroll Gerrish of Enmore st., has com- Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes of Lo- pleted his junior year at Dartmouth ber makes new Dodge truck Nicoll. evening in the Shawsheen school well st., was hostess at a weenie World's Power-Dome V-8's the most News gym. A Webelos ceremony was roast at her home Saturday evening. efficient truck engines! :r grange 183, will hold held, during which Hugh Blackmer After enjoying the supper outside, DAY and NIGHT Thrifty Dodge truck 6's, too! ar meeting Tuesday, June was received into Troop 72 of the the guests continued with dancing p.m. in Grange hall. The Free church, by assistant scout in the playroom. Those present in- Modern comfort! Roomiest of the evening will be in master Roger Dea. Also assisting cluded; Beverly Hird, Carol Be- most cab on the road! Most hip- )f members of the Help in the ceremony were Gordon cotte, Helen Ellis, Sandra Mc- 4011 ,11i=.1%" room and shoulder-room. ib- Schwartz, den chief of den 6, Cub- Bride, Linda Fisher, Robert Col- Best visibility of all, too! Is master James Wilson and Mr. and pitts, Phillip Colquhoun, John Gio- Mrs. Blackmer. Modern styling! Sleekest, ary Boyle, who has been vinco, Fred Hall, Jimmy Clegg, Da- %N,SNIL.V4VA.‘) The following boys went up for .. ern lowest built lines of any vid Pacheco and Dorothy Byrnes. the fifth grade in the West truck! Dodge "Job-Rated" 3r the past year recently advancement; Wolf badge, James Cookout her master's degree from Brent, Teddy Andrew, Francis trucks look like a million— The adult leaders of Cub Pack ANDOVER can turn on a dime! State Normal school. Bleszinski with 1 gold and 2 sil- 71 enjoyed a cookout and social ; Stewart and daughter, ver arrows, and Edward O'Toole; evening at Rolling Ridge last TAXI SERVICE fru I of High Plain rd., spent Bear badge, Bruce Schwartz, with Wednesday evening. Those attend- kend at Northfield, Vt. 1 gold arrow, Timothy Flaherty, ing were: Mr. and Mrs. James Wil- Stewart who has corn- with 1 gold and 2 silver arrows, son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lacey, ... CAI- 414 ... is first year at Norwich David Noyes, Jim Carpentier and Mr. and Mrs. William Flaherty, Mr. Robert Baillie; Arrow points, Da- POST OFFICE AVENUE and Mrs. Arnold Weiner, Mr. and ntinuetl on Page 1 1 i vid Wilson, 1 silver arrow on Wolf; DOD E Mrs. Albert Carpentier, Mr. and Mrs G Herbert Westbrook, 1 gold and 2 silver arrows on Wolf; Douglas TRUCKS H R ADING Healey 1 gold and 2 silver arrows We Carry A Large Supply Of ;matte DRIVEIN Toot on wolf. All the dens participated in the • GARDEN TOOLS entertainment program, which was how thru Saturday • SPRAYING EQUIPMENT a preview of a minstrel show which will be presented in the • SEEDS all. ANNE BAXTER ,fall. The theme was "Mississippi • FERTILIZERS Boat", and each den put on NIVAL STORY art act of singing or pantomime. • MOWERS There was a very large attendance • SPRINKLERS co-feature t the meeting, with only two of e boys absent, and each cub was • HOSE LOUIS HAYWARD ccompanied by at least one, and • PLANTS is Girl Friday n most cases, two parents. • INSECTICIDES On Saturday the pack wound up and everything else you can think of for the garden. activities for the year with its unday to Tuesday nual outing at the Kelsy nurserys Get at it this Weekend — BRUCKMANN'S has all 111111111111111011111111•111MI ARLON BRAND() xford. A program of games and eball was enjoyed and a cook- you need to do the JOB well. E WILD ONE provided the climax. They A better deal for the man at the wheel re accompanied by the den lath- co-feature and , pack committee men. a MP J. W. ROBINSON CO. ENDELL COREY Fire Girls BRUCK1VIANN'S The PARKING SPACE camp fire girls and Blue- 163 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE 43-49 PAEK ST. ANDOVEP TEL. 1549 ighing A,lr1t ds held a council fire on the Andover Deliver , es Daily — Call Law. 4105 ounds of the home of Mrs. Nor- 8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 17, 1954 Congratulations, Graduates To the group of more than 100 boys and girls who Down the Years with The Townsman are being graduated from Punchard next Sunday our heartiest congratulations. 50 Years Ago — June 1904 hole on several occasions. The selectmen have appointed The Ballardvale Fourth of July To many of them these commencement exercises C. A. Clemons of Ballardvale game committee voted to use the sum of warden without pay. $500 for the annual celebration. will mean a parting of the ways after pleasurable KILLING PAIN Members of St. Augustine's par- Miss Frances Dalton and Abbot years of school life, some to continue their studies By Science Features ish willho1d a reunion in the town Cheever, both of Chestnut st., at institutions of higher learning, others to enter hall June 28. have won scholarships at the A science in its own right, an- Over 100 members of Indian School of the Museum of Fine some branch of business or industry. esthesia has kept up with other Ridge lodge went to Haverhill Arts, Boston, for their exceptional medical advances and enables sur- At Punchard these young people have completed geons to perform operations that Wednesday evening to witness the work. exemplification of the initiatory courses of their choice designed to aid them in their once were considered impossible. 10 Years Ago — June 1944 An anesthetic is a substance that degree. The trip was made both Punchard graduated a class of future careers. Whether they continue in college or makes surgery painless. It must be ways in a special electric. 87 students, three of whom are al- enter some field of money-making endeavor they given properly as incorrect admin- Two young men were fined 110 ready in service. Diplomas were istration can lead to serious com- each last Saturday for "shooting presented by the Rev. Frederick start out with the excellent training provided through plications. Therefore many doctors, craps" on the Lord's day. B. Noss, president of the trustees. called anesthetists, specialize in the A reception to the Punchard their years of study in the Andover school system. study and administration of these Stephen A. Boland has been pain-killers. graduating class will be held this appointed acting postmaster of the GE We know the school has given them much and the Anesthesia is almost completely evening in the town hall. Andover postoffice effective July school expects much from them. For one thing it ex- an American contribution to medi- Exeter defeated Andover 2-1 in a 1. The present postmaster, John H. PHILLIP pects them to do it credit and to be that kind of a cal splendidly fought contest here McDonald, retires as of that date. AWARDS — - -- PriPrior r steo i itsen ae pe: Saturday afternoon before the big- person that reflects credit upon it. Mr. Boland has been assistant (Cowin gest crowd that ever watched an postmaster since 1941. He started —7...... \ 1 fiery about a Andover-Exeter game. The P.A. George Many others have gone out of Punchard with sim- hundred years as a carried in 1916 after spending lineup was: S-childmiller, If., 13 months in France during World Mrs. Geor ilar training and by diligence in their chosen fields ' ago, wine, whis- William key and opium Clough, lb., Kinney, 3b., Reilly, War 1. 2b., R. C. Brown, c., Dillon, rf., and Mrs. reached places of responsibility and distinction. \ were the com- Mrs. Charles Proulx was in- mon but inade- Murphy, cf., R. W. Brown, p., Cush- stalled grand regent of Court St. bandy rd., It is our ernest hope that these young people of quate means of mann, ss. Brown had 12 strike- Monica, C.D.A., in ceremonies at Robert the 1954 graduating class do likewise. preventing pain. outs. St. Augustine's school hall fol- and Mrs. ,t;or Now, there The limit has been pretty nearly lowing the annual dinner at the High / 4 Cur best wishes for your success. , are many types reached in Andover in dealing with Andover Inn. David of anesthetics: general, spinal, re- automobilists, we say editorially. Rain failed to mar the South 1Ir. and M gional block and local. The general The public has been patient, the 33 High s ones, such as ether, laughing gas church picnic last Saturday after- police complacent and the new fad noon. The event was held indoors Francis and chloroform are administered in and Mrs. What Shareholders Acquire a gaseous form and are breathed has • controlled the field. But the with about 150 present. call is now for a change (against George st Each spring and early summer many stockholders' in by the patient. They usually re- First Lt. Raymond W. Hickey, sult in absence of pain and com- speeders) and the public demands a son of Police Sgt. and Mrs. Wil- James meetings are held throughout the country. Manage- plete unconsciousness. change and calls upon Chief Frye liam R. Hickey is reported miss- firs. Just ment reports to the owners, the people who possess Local anesthetics such as pro- to see that the speed limit law is ing in action after an air raid over st, caine are injected into one part of complied with on our streets. Austria. He received his wings at Headma one or more shares of stock in the business in ques- the body, and although the patient More vacancies than usual will Selman field, Munroe, La., in May, treasurer tion — and the owners, in turn, can voice their remains conscious, that area be- have to be filled in our teaching Board of comes so numb that the doctor or 1943. opinions of management and its policies and back force by next September because of The Andover Community orches- Graham B dentist can work without produc- traditions ing pain. There are also substances the number of resignations. tra is planning to present a Pops them with their votes. Baseball: Woburn 7, Punchard 2, that can be injected into the lower concert next May in the high At the (Tuesday); Punchard 23, Methuen 2 Cne of the better TV programs, "Open Hearing," spine or into other nerve roots that school auditorium. John M. cause lack of sensation in certain at Methuen recently. The Methuen member o recently dealt with the significance of such meet- related regions of the body. team got four hits and made 18 Former Mayoress, :lass of ings. The commentator, John Daly, pointed out that Selection of the anesthetic de- errors. pends upon the type of surgery to Known Here, Dies master Jo they are an important example of democracy at work. be performed and the condition of 25 Years Ago — June 1929 union gift the patient. All anesthetics, how- A class of 174 students was Mrs. Maud Sainsbury of Andover, Andover Then he said: "The broad American participation in graduated this morning from Phil- ever, have three main objectives: Hants, England, one of the two of- second c these annual meetings begins in the market place. lips academy. Six Andover boys to make the operation painless, to ficials of that town who visited the 25th- thoroughly relax the patient and were among those who received here during the tercentenary cele- The New York Stock Exchange — the nation's largest presented to avoid any damage or harm. diplomas. bration in May, 1946, died June 11 alumni fu organized securities market is where the people buy K. of P. lodges of the 10th after a short illness. ileadmast and sell ownership in America's leading corpora- Pythian district held memorial ser- At the time of her visit Mrs. Get Complaints was a 5( vices in Christ church Sunday Sainsbury was mayoress of her tions. What each share buyer acquires is not only an $3,000 by About Solicitors morning. town, the burough from which Ando- the class investment but -a franchise — a right to voice in Annual Flag day exercises were ver got its name. She later became Police recently have been re- Preside American industry; an interest in its. vast production, ceiving complaints about certain held by Gen. William F. Bartlett mayor of the borough, an office for- merly held by George D. Young. its sales, its advertising and last, but not least, its types of magazine salesmen. Be- Women's Relief Corps Saturday cause they do not make actual when a new silk flag and standard Mayor Young also was an official future." deliveries at the time of solicita- for the police court room were pre- good-will delegate in 1946 to the local tercentenary celebration. C The share buyer acquires one more thing of the tion they do not come under the sented to Chief Frank M. Smith. hawkers and pedlers law which re- An indoor lawn party will be During World War II, the town of greatest importance — a direct interest in maintain- quires a license. held at the Baptist church Satur- Andover, Mass. presented to Ando- "However," says Police Chief day. Home made bakery will be for ver, England a Spitfire fighter plane ing the free, competitive American system, which is and despatched funds across the David L. Nicoll, "they ordinarily sale. the source of our strength. sea to match funds raised in Ando- come to the police station and re- The Pomp's pond swimming * * * ver, E gister. If these householders who beach opened Saturday. As usual C Word reached here of the death there are many children not pro- A man is never sorry for the things he didn't say. are approached will only call the in a cablegram received Saturday vided with suitable bathing suits police station we can tell them by former Selectman Roy E. Hardy. and those in charge are making an The if the solicitors have registered The message was signed by the Radio and Television and warn them about those who appeal for any outworn suits that Mayor of Andover. Last may be available. present have been the cause of complaints." August while visiting in England, SALES AND SERVICE RECEIVES COMMISSION Exeter won 12-2 over Andover at Mr. Hardy, his wife and daughter. Robert K. Donovan, 95 High st., Exeter in the annual battle between Virginia, visited with Mayor Sams- was one of the 68 army ROTC Har- the schools Saturday. John bury whose term ended June 1, this S vard students commissioned at cer- Broaca, former Lawrence high year. monies held last Tuesday. He re- athlete, twirled for Andover. His hs HAROLD PHINNEY A cripple on the right roiel ceived a commission as second work was very impressive but a hotter chance than an athlete on 85 MAIN ST. (OPP. A & P) TEL. 1175 lieutenant. erratic playing by his mates who Sal made eight errors put him in a the wrung road. Established 1887 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Published Every Thursday Tit er.i.•4- • 70 Main Street, Andover, Mass. 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Subscribe to The TOWNSMAN Townsman Going eral occasions. lardvale Fourth of July voted to use the sum of Out...? annual celebration. inces Dalton and Abbot both of Chestnut st., scholarships at the AN the Museum of Fine • . When you leave horn*far a va- cation, a weekend or on, for their exceptional even for the — evening, someone besides the neighbors will know about it. Too %go — June 1944 often a thief comes in when you 1 graduated a class of go out. And more often they steal s, three of whom are al- your valuables from your car. But service. Diplomas were you needn't worry about what you leave at home or take with you if by the Rev. Frederick you buy ourinexpensiveHome and resident of the trustees. I a Travel Theft policy. Just Call A. Boland has been acting postmaster of the GEORGE R. REST JAMES J. CURRY WILLIAM J. DEAN FRANCIS C HENRICK ostoffice effective July PHILLIPS ACADEMY Alumni association announced the SMART £ FLAGG sent postmaster, John H. ly named one of six recipients of year he will teach at Dickinson results of alumni balloting. Elected the John Hay Whitney Foundation retires as of that date. AWARDS 220 DIPLOMAS college, Carlisle, Pa. to a three-year term as alumni awards for Visiting Professors in INC d has been assistant (Continued from Page One) trustee was Frederick G. Crane of the Humenities to go to small TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED The Insurance Office since 1941. He started Dalton, a member of the class of d in 1916 after spending George R. Best, son of Mr. and Liberal Arts colleges. During the ADS BRING RESULTS Bank Bldg. Andover 870 Mrs. George E. Best, 4 Argyle st., 1915. Elected members of the alum in France during World - William James Dean, son of Mr. ni council for three-year terms and Mrs. Edward P. Dean, 30 Ro- were Archie M. Andrews, Jr. '37 of larles Proulx was in. Greenwich, Conn., Richard Jack- Ind regent of Court St. bandy rd., son '29 of Reading, Delaney Ki- .D.A., in ceremonies at Robert A. Domingue, son of Mr. phuth '37 of New Haven, Conn., A. tine's school hall fol- and Mrs. Robert P. Domingue, 60 ! annual dinner at the High dt., Murray Preston '31 of Chevy Chase, Md., William C. Ridgway, n. David C. Glendinning, son of iled to mar the South fir. and Mrs. Geoffrey Glendinning, Jr. '25 of Short Hills, N.J., and nic last Saturday after- 33 High st., Edward A. Robie '37 of New Ro- event was held indoors Francis C. Henrick, son of Mr. chelle, N.Y. 150 present. and Mrs. Francis A. Henrick, 1 Elected president of the alumni t. Raymond W. Hickey, George st., association for the coming year lice Sgt. and Mrs. Wil- James J. Curry, son of Mr. and was Robert U. Redpath, Jr. '24 of gimitst! ickey is reported miss- firs. Justin R. Curry, 96 Chestnut South Orange, N.J., a New York rite on after an air raid over st, insurance executive. e received his wings at Headmaster John M. Kemper, On behalf of the alumni council, Id, Munroe, La., in May, Treasurer Abbot Stevens of the president Paul Abbott also pre- board of trustees, and the Rev. A. sented a silver bowl to M. Law- Graham Baldwin officiated at the rence Shields who retired from his lover Community orches- Have you realized how much our state has ming to present a Pops traditional ceremonies. position as executive secretary of the council. "sprouted" in just the past eight years? Almost ext May in the high At the alumni luncheon Saturday, itorium. In his Alumni Luncheon speech, John M. McCauley of New York a Headmaster Kemper, commented everywhere you turn, you see more homes, more member of the 25th-year reunion r Mayoress, on a newly established plan of industry, more civic improvements. class of 1929, presented Head- sabbatical leaves for the faculty. Here, Dies master John M. Kemper with a re- Those who will be on leave of ab- Interesting thing about "sprouting" — when an union gift of over 210,000 for the id Sainsbury of Andover, sence during the coming year in- area grows, the Telephone Company mutt Andover Alumni fund. This is the clude: Roscoe E. Dake, Roger W. ;land, one of the two of- second consecutive year in which that town who visited Higgins, Floyd T. Humphries, grow right along with it — to take care the 25th-year reuning class has Leonard F. James and Richard S. the tercentenary cele- of increased demand for telephone service. May, 1946, died June 11 presented a $10,000 gift to the Pieters. rt illness. alumni fund. Also presented to Also honored was Lionel D. Pe- And my, how Massachusetts has grown! time of her visit Mrs. Headmaster Kemper for the fund terkin, retiring head of the Latin was mayoress of her was a 50th-year reunion gift of department, who was presented )urough from which Ando- 15,000 by Chauncey B. Garver of with a silver dish by Headmaster CONSTRUCTION AHEAD name. She later became the class of 1904. Kemper on behalf of the faculty ie borough, an office for- President Paul Abbott of the and trustees. Peterkin was recent- So we've been building, too, to keep up. We've I by George D. Young. ng also was an official built new central offices, strung hundreds of thou- delegate in 1946 to the ntenary celebration. Come One! Come All sands of miles of new wire, set thousands of poles, World War II, the town of To The hired hundreds of new employees—seen to the count- lass. presented to Ando- id a Spitfire fighter plane less details that go into giving you increased service. tched funds across the And paid for it, too. From 1945 to 1953 we spent ch funds raised in Ando- ud. COUNTRY FAIR $301,000,000 in Massachusetts for construction iched here of the dear Sponsored By .gram received Saturda, alone. And we expect to spend $52,600,000 on con- Selectman Roy E. Hard, struction in 1954. age was signed by the The Andover. Catholic Club ayor of Andover. Las: Yes, giving you the good telephone service ile visiting in Englanc you expect is a big and expensive job. But his wife and daughter The Guild of It isited with Mayor Sains• that's what our job is — and you can be sure term ended June 1, the, St. Augustine's School the telephone men and women will continue to work hard and long . . . to give our state e on the right road lance than an athlete all the good telephone service it needs. road. Saturday, June 19th at MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS FOR ys look to us for the Treanor's Hobby Horse Farm EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS . . the charming in New buildings in the following communities are planned, underway or already completed to iry and antique pieces Osgood St. West Andover provide last, convenient dial telephone service: some or to serve os Arlington, Barnstable, Carver, Concord, Dighton, Lexington, Manapoisett, Medfield, d gifts. Domestic • FIELD EVENTS • GAMES • PONY RIDES Medway, Millis, Natick, No. Rochester, Randolph, Rehoboth, Roslindale, Rowley, All modestly Sudbury, Wayland, Westport, Wrentham, Weymouth 3rts. • FIRE ENGINE RIDES • MIDWAY In addition, extensive equipment installation having to do with the improvement of Long Distance Dancing under the Stars to facilities and Extended Local Service Area; are being made in: Fall River, Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, New Bedford, Newton FRANKIE KAHN'S MUSIC 't House • AUCTION In The Afternoon l • REFRESHMENTS NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 17, 1954

Innings: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 H 'I E Little League game June 10 by Subscribe to The TOWNSMAN Andover 0 0 1 0 0 0 0- 1 5 5 scoring 15 runs while the Andover IUNIOR E Methuen 4 0 0 0 2 0 4 -10 14 2 boys gathered only four. The In- W a LEAGUE 4. MANN1NC rlatteries: Damon and Dalton; dians scored 10 runs in the third. Miss Be How Christian Science Heals Methuen 10, Andover 1 Andover made only two hits. VW: Clark and Waite. ter of Mrs At the playstead June 9 Me- 1 2 3 4 5 6 fl E Innings: yens st., "REMOVING BARRIERS thuen's Junior League team easily Andover 2, Lawrence East 1 No. And. 0 2 103 0 x 15 13 5 At the Playstead June 10 And- thur, becai TO PROGRESS" defeated Andover, getting 14 hits Andover 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 2 4 and 10 runs in the seven frames. over took South Lawrence East in Manning, flatteries: O'Keefe and Bamford, WBZ, Sunday, June 20, 9:15 o.m. Dave Best brought home the only a close game 2 to 1. Hill McCul- seph A. lom on the mound for Andover did Shann; Lefebvre, Chetson, Prout st., Lawre idiak.a.ii.o.s.a.a.rhAhia.m..dwithia,A6A.•, tally for the home team. a neat job giving up only 4 hits. and Murphy. ceremony, Joe Pellegrino saved the day pick- Christian You gamble for high stake- ing off a long fly ball in the left ering Her when .ou risk your health b, field corner. With The fore an al 1111 It II EALTII deciding to discontinue the Innings: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 It fl E and spring AT STAKE treatment your doctor has Andover 0 1 0 1 0 0 X- 2 6 1 Graduates Campbell prescribed for you. lie smart S. Law. E.0 0 0 0 1 0 0- 1 4 1 Miss Jane Emery, (laughter of Escorted and pia. it safe Call him and Batteries: McCullom and Dalton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Donovan Emery, Campbell ask whether you should has r Ferris & McParland. 117 Lowell st., has been named wore a gov the prescripti renewed and So. Law. East 5, Andover 3 to the dean's list at Colby Junior lace and t continue with the medicine. At O'Connell field in South Law- college, New London, N.H. Miss pearls. Ile .Abide by his ads ice. Ile has rence last Monday the Andover nine Emery will be a senior next year, sion was a nothing to sev ,on but good dropped a loosely played game to enrolled in the medical secretarial Gregory H. Arabian, 3 Cassi- trimmed et health. The medicine he pre- South Lawrence East by the score program. mere st., who received the de- and she c. scribes — and we prepare — of 5-3. A late rally by Andover was Nancy P. Chadwick, daughter of gree of bachelor of arts at the chids, ste cannot do you any good while smothered by relief pitcher Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chadwick, 160 98th commencement exercises the-valley. it is left standing in the bottle. who replaced Ferris. Andover made Lowell st., graduated Sunday, June held June 13 by Tufts college, The maid five miscues. 13 from the Massachusetts School He was promoted a short time Anne Camp Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E of Art with a degree of bachelor of ago to cadet major of the 54th gown of aqt Ion net ovr S. Law. E.1 0 2 0 2 0 x 5 6 1 science in education. She is a AFROTC at Tufts and has re- Hartigan Pharmacy Andover 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 5 graduate of Punchard high school. picture hat cently been appointed head life- of deep pin Batteries: Ferris, Conley and Mc- Miss Noelle Blackmer, daughter TEL ANDOVER /006 guard at Pomp's swimming beach breath. Parland; Giovinco and Dalton. of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Blackmer, for the summer. Andover, 66 MAIN ST AND OVER MASS . Standings as of June 13 215 Main st., received an A.B. de- W L Pet. gowned id, gree cum laude in English at the Prospect Hill 6 2 .750 Many Attractions attendant. • 6 2 .750 72nd Radcliffe college commence- Methuen ley Martins No. Lawrence 6 2 .750 ment exercises June 16. At Country Fair itarbara A Lt Andover 5 3 .625 Miss Arlene Kupis, daughter of Barbara II( No. Andover 5 4 .556 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kupis of Lowell A number of athletic events open Palma Mazi Tower Hill 3 7 .300 Junction rd., was a candidate for an to all children will be run off in So. Lawrence East 2 8 .200 ilarly gown tob A.B. degree cum laude in linguis- connection with the Country fair So. Lawrence West 1 7 .125 ing picture tics at Radcliffe college's 72nd which will he held Saturday from marguerites Games this week: Thursday, commencement exercises held yes- noon until midnight at Vin Trea- William Tower Hill at Andover; Friday, terday at Cambridge. nor's Hobby Horse farm on Osgood was the he Andover at North Lawrence — Hay- At the 98th commencement exer- street, West Andover under the were Williai den-Schofield playstead. All games cises of Tufts college held Sunday sponsorship of the Andover Catho- Anthony Fr begin at 6:15 p.m. at Medford, Edgar P. Trott Jr., of lic club and the School Guild of St. Augustine's parish. and George Geneva rd., received the degree of A recepti, bachelor of science, and Dorothy A. A bicycle race in which 16 prizes ITTLE try club Caspar, 22 William st., received are to be awarded will start at the with guests the degree of master of education. corner of Central and Essex streets LEAGUE Newton, C Cubs 5, Cardinals 0 Phyllis Joan Heifitz, daughter of and go along Main, to Chestnut,to The Methuen Cubs swung potent Central, to Andover, to Dascomb and New Je Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ileifitz, 59 Bart- Followin1 ae4 xmtwied-fr .0‘e bats in a game here with the Car- let st., was recently graduated from road, to Osgood street and finish at the Treanor farm. Magnolia th dinals June 9 to score five runs Rogers Hall, Lowell. She partici- 73 Maple an Cooler and Smarter in Your Gifts while Owril blanked the local team pated in many activities while at There will be a 50-yard dash with 10 awards for boys and girls The brill by tossing a two-hitter in the six the school. Punchard innings of play. Goterch of the in various age groups; sack race dance instr visitors hit a homer while two of AWARD 34 DIPLOMAS and three-legged race for all in va- rious classes. a graduat, his mates, Bergeron and Newmark school, am 1/1 /1/1aMl AT ST. AUGUSTINE'S Besides there will be a midway, hit doubles. Simpson and Costello ton, is a n (Continued from Page One) games, pony rides, fire engine rides, pitched for the Cardinals. ployed by t cellence to John Francis Dolan; an auction in the afternoon and company. Indians 15, Yankees 4 The second prize in the Notre dancing in the evening. The North Andover Indians Dame Archdiocesan Boy of the The town of Saugus has signed PRISLEY • scalped the local Yankees in a Year contest, and the William Jo- At a 11 agreements to sell 164 acres of seph Doherty prize for American 10 in St. Jo land on the Newburyport turnpike history, James Mary Keaney. Tampa, Fla a large A four-year scholarship to Phil- for the construction of Taylor, dau NEIGHBORS lips academy and the St. Augus- shopping center. Clark Arne tine Catholic School Guild prize Fla., becam How About That for mathamatics, Thomas John Lynch; Post Prisle Wedding Gift ? 7 The Court St. Monica, C.D.A., Frederic A. FATHER'S DAY scholarship to Central Catholic high Va., formerl JUNE 20TH school, and the Dr. Edward Conroy The bridt THIS IS The Month of prize for effort, Lawrence John gown of nyl, Vosti. taffeta fash BRIDES The awards to girls were: ice the vee The Court St. Monica, C.D.A., lace edged. "The Great I DO Month" f scholarship to St. Mary's high lace fell fro school, and the Mary Mercer prize feta trimmer Our Stock Of for general excellence, Elizabeth she carried Donna Collins; with an orc The Dr. Edward Conway prize Complete lasts, Mrs. MIRRORS for effort, Mary Margaret Thomas; Key West si and Mrs. C Is Complete Including The Court St. Monica, C.D.A., prize for English, Mary Patricia PLUMBING • Round • Square Goodwin; The St. Augustine CatholicSchool • Oblong and Guild prize for mathamatics, Mary F. Framed & Unframed Elizabeth Lebreck; Manhattan furnishings have been pleasing Fathers, The bronze pin for excellence in HEATING Grandfathers and even Great-Grandfathers for almost a Drop In and Look music, Patricia Ann Murnane; century — so play it safe and smart by giving your Dad Over Our Display. The bronze pin for excellence in gifts with the Manhattan label. You can't do better for music, Carol Ready, Grade 7; Service style, comfort and luxury. And you don't need a fortune The bronze pin for excellence in to buy him gifts he's bound to enjoy! music, Ann White, Grade 7. W. H. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Budget Your Payments or Charge It — Mr. and Mrs. C. Walter Towne, 7 York st., will observe their golden Lawrence Plate & wedding June 22. They will hold WELCH "open house" Sunday, June 20, to receive relatives, friends and CO. Window Glass Co. neighbors. REINHOLD'S 417 Canal St.. Lawrence 430 E 13 MAIN ST. TEL. 78 Subscribe to The TOWNSMAN CALL 128

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Elspeth Snyder and Eleanor Con- ON STATE LIST Henry 13. Syvinski are in attendance WEDDINGS... nolly of Andover, as bridesmaids. at this week's retreat. MANNING — ARTHUR All wore gowns of nylon net over Civil Service Director Thomas J. Miss Beverly June Arthur, (laugh- Brookneal, Va., sister of the bride- taffeta with shrug jackets of nylon Greehan has announced the list of ter of Mrs. Agnes Arthur, 27 Ste- groom, were gowned alike in bal- net. The honor attendant wore those eligible for jobs in the state SHAWSHEEN vens st., and the late Donald Ar- lerina length gowns of pearl blue blush pink and carried a cascade service. It contains the names of FROZEN FOOD thur became the bride of John F. faille and they wore pearl trimmed arrangement of orchid gladioli the following from Andover: ha M. Manning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- matching caps on their hair. They while the bridesmaids wore mint Donahue, 2 Chapman ave., Louise CENTER INC. seph A. Manning, 84 Dorchester carried bouquets of pink and blue green carrying yellow gladioli. W. Burke, 12% Ridge st., Archibald st., Lawrence, at a 4:30 o'clock carnati ons. The flower girl, Miss Charlene F. L. Davidson Jr., (Vet.) John M. G. Ralph Henderson of Brook- Killilea, 23 Kenilworth st. Frozen Foods ceremony, June 5, in the Free Burbine of Andover, niece of the Fruits, Vegetables. Christian church. The Rev. Lev- neal, Va., was the best man and bridegroom, %ore pink nylon net ov- ATTEND RETREAT Best Quality ering Reynolds Jr., officiated be- the ushers were Frank Brady and er taffeta and carried a colonial Meat Processing fore an altar arranged with palms James McNeill. bouquet. The Very Rev. P. J. Campbell For Home Freezers. and spring flowers. Margaret Anne A reception in the Palma Ceia Leo J. Dubois of Methuen served and the Rev. Henry 13. Smith of St. Campbell was the soloist. golf club followed the ceremony as best man for his brother and Augustine's church attended the Escorted by her uncle, Andrew after which the couple left on a ushers were Robert B. McIntyre and retreat for Augustinian priests at 16 TANTALLON ROAD Campbell of Andover, the bride wedding trip. They will reside in William F. Burbine., both of Ando- Villanova last week. The Rev- ANDOVER 2324 wore a gown of imported Chantilly Key West where the bridegroom is ver. erends Joseph J. Flaherty and lace and tulle trimmed with seed stationed on the submarine USS A reception in the Red Tavern, pearls. Her fingertip veil of illu- Quillbac k. Methuen, followed the ceremony sion was attached to a seed pearl The bride attended St. Mary's with guests present from Reading, Friday nite Junior college, Raleigh, N.C., and Wellesley Hills, Pittsfield and San "Things Different" I. Arabian, 3 Cassi- trimmed crown of Chantilly lace 'till 9 ho received the de- and she carried a cascade of or- received her A. B. degree from Diego, Cal. helor of arts at the chids, stephanotis and lilies-of- Florida State university. Lt. Pris- Following a wedding trip to New ley graduated from Phillips acad- York and Canada, the couple will encement exercises the-valley. emy and attended Williams college reside at 20 Strathmore rd., Meth- Your Place in the Sun! 3 by Tufts college, The maid of honor, Miss Margaret Anne Campbell of Andover, wore a and graduated from Brown univer- uen after July 1. Imoted a short time gown of aqua irridescent dotted ny- sity. The bride was graduated from St. from early morning hours 'till late into even- at major of the 54th Augustine's grammar school , St. lon net over taffeta with matching DILEY — MERRICK ing fashions and things . . . Shorts, Halters, t Tufts and has re- picture hat. She carried a cascade Miss Nancy Elizabeth Merrick, Patrick's high school and the Mc- Intosh school, Lawrence. She is Bras, Bathings Suits, Beach Bags, Robes, Sun appointed head life- of deep pink roses and aqua baby's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miner Mer- employed in the Andover National np's swimming beach breath. Miss Corinne Campbell of rick of Bala-Cynwyd, Pa., and Glasses, Bathing Caps, Street, Afternoon and ner. Andover, the flower girl, was bank. The bridegroom, an army vet- granddaughter of the late Fred It eran, attended the Methuen schools. Dance Cottons and Formals .... gowned identically as the honor Eaton of Andover, became the He is connected with the J. F. Atractions attendant. The bridesmaids, Shir- bride of Ensign Lewis NI. Diley, See ley Martinson of Portland, Conn., Bingham Mfg. company, Lawrence. ntry Fair son of James M. Diley and the Barbara Alexander of Waltham, late Mrs. Diley of Mechanicsburg, ATTENDED REUNION )f athletic events open Barbara Robinson of Newton and Ohio, at a 5 o'clock ceremony Palma Mazo of Methuen, were sim- June 5 in St. Asaph's Episcopal Charles 0. McCullom, 26 Summer en will be run off in st., member of the class of 1929, vith the Country fair ilarly gowned in pink, with match- church, Bala, Pa. The Rev. Rich- ing picture hats and carried aqua ard Lyford of Bala officiated. and Fay H. Elliott, 84 Summer st., ie held Saturday from were among those who attended nidnight at Vin Trea- marguerites and pink baby's breath. Escorted by her father, the the annual alumni reunion of the Horse farm on Osgood William Underwood of Andover bride, chose a gown of white an- EASY SHOPPING — NO .'yX:rrd .D4lueArl was the best man and the ushers Massachusetts College of Phar- Andover under the tique silk taffeta fashioned with Parking Difficulties were William Raitt, Walter Fleming, batteau neckline of Alencon lace, macy, Boston, at Norumbega park of the Andover Catho- last week. ANDOVER the School Guild of St. Anthony Fritschy, all of Lawrence short sleeves and a full bouffant parish. and George Craig of Babylon, N.Y. skirt ending in a cathedral train. Her .ace in which 16 prizes A reception in the Andover Coun- veil of illusion was attached to a arded will start at the try club followed the ceremony cap of heirloom Brussels lace and with guests present from Waltham, ntral and Essex streets she carried white orchids. 1 g Main, to Chestnut,to Newton, Connecticut, New York Miss Polly Paradise of Andover Andover, to Dascomb and New Jersey. was one of the bridesmaids for her good street and finish Following a wedding trip to cousin. Magnolia the couple will reside at >r farm. A reception followed the cere- 1 be a 50-yard dash 73 Maple ave. mony with the following Andover SAVE ON FINANCING rds for boys and girls The bride was graduated from relatives in attendance, Mrs. Scott age groups; sack race Punchard high school and is a Paradise, Mrs. James Eaton 1ged race for all in va- dance instructor. The bridegroom, and James Eaton III. a graduate of Lawrence high s. school, and Burdett college, Bos- DUBOIS — LOCKE acre will be a midway, ton, is a navy veteran. He is em- At a 9 o'clock nuptial Mass Saturday rides, fire engine rides, morning in St. Augustine's church, in the afternoon and ployed by the New England Power company. Miss Eileen M. Locke, daughter of Automobiles to evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Locke, 22 of Saugus has signed PRISLEY — TAYLOR Brechin terr., became the bride of At a 11 Gerard A. Dubois, son of Mrs. Hen- to sell 164 acres of o'clock ceremony June 10 in St. John's Episcopal church, ry Dubois, 122 Edgewood ave., Newburyport turnpike Tampa, Fla., Miss Sarah Jouett Methuen, and the late Henry Du- Our modern loan offices on the second floor are OPEN UN- astruction of a large Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bois. The Rev. Henry B. Syvinski, TIL 5 P.M_ for your convenience, LATER by appointment! 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and chimes. 10 a.m. Morning service Christian Science Society AT THE CHURCHES of worship with the observance of (6 Locke Street) Engagements the annual Gift day. The pastor, The North Parish Church St. Augustine's Church SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. Webster — Hanson the Rev. Roy E. Nelson Jr. will (Unitarian) — North Andover BEV. P. J. CAMPBELL, Pastor 11 a.m. Church service. Subject of preach on the subject: "Look To Mrs. Vine Hanson, 4 Chapman BEV. E. A. BROWN JR., Minister SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to The Future!" Mrs. Helen N. lesson sermon: "Is The Universe, ave., announces the engagement SATURDAY: 9 a.m. Rummage 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Cole, interim organist. Music by Including Man, Evolved by Atomic of her daughter, Miss Rita Hanson, sale. 11 a.m. Auction sale. 6 p. m. SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10 the adult choir. Everyone is wel- Force?" to Thomas D. Webster, son of Mr. Strawberry shortcake and chicken and 11:30 a.m. Benediction after come to worship at the friendly Bap- Heading room 66 \lain street and Mrs. Dale Webster, 31 Pine at. salad supper. 11:30 Mass. Baptisms at 3 p.m. tist church. open 12:30 to 4:30 p.m., Monday Miss Hanson, who is the daught• SUNDAY: Please Note: All ser- through Friday, except holidays. er of the late Charles Hanson, is Andover Baptist Church THURSDAY: 7:30 p.m. Adult vices for the rest of June and July choir rehearsal. employed at the F. W. Woolworth will be at 9:30 a.m. REV. ROY E. NELSON JR., Minister Children's Day Held company. Mr. Webster, a graduate SATURDAY: 10 a.m. Baptist Christ Church of Punchard high school, is a vet- Youth Fellowship beach party at REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector St. Joseph's Church eran. Crane's beach, Ipswich. 10 a.m. At Baptist Church (Ballardvale) SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy Commti- No date has been set for the wed. The Philathea class will spend the nion. 11 a.m. Morning prayer and d ing. SUNDAY: Mass at 9 a.m. Con- day at Gloucester. sermon. (Annual service of St. Mat- Among the children who partici- pated in the annual Children's day Howard — fessions are heard before Mass. SUN DAY: 9:30 a.m. Carillons thew's lodge and the Eastern Star) Howe program at the Baptist church last A July wedding is planned by THURSDAY: (St. John the Bap- Sunday were the following: tist day) 10 a.m. Holy Communion. Miss Elizabeth Howe, whose en. Bruce Porter, Jean Keith, Sharyn gagement to Phillip Bullard How. NOTE: Beginning Sunday, June Wilson, Gail Anderson, Anthony SALE • 3-T NYLON CORD 27, and lasting throughout the Sum- ard, son of Mrs. Merle Harrison Morgan, Gary Stedman, Carol East- Howard of Locke st., and the late mer, the second service each Sun- man, James Winn, Peter Fisher, Mr. Howard, is announced by her day will be at 10 instead of 11 a.m. GOODAEAR Donald Anderson, John Hajjah, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald West Parish Church Robert Lawson, Alan Lounsbury, Murray Howe of Osgood st., North REV, HUGH B. PENNEY, Pastor Robert McLean, Wayne Smith, Bon- Andover. SUPER CUSHION TIRES SATURDAY: 5, 6, 7 p.m. Chicken nie Lundgren, Roy Reynolds, Glen- Miss Howe attended Abbot acad- da Norton, Dorothy Lawson, Donna barbecue sponsored by the Junior emy and was graduated from thi - lowest prices ever offered Stocks, Joyce Fisher, Gary Allen, Woman's Union. Winsor school in 1948 and fror Karen Lundgren, Susanne Johnson, SUNDAY: 10:30 a.m. Service of Vassar college in 1952. A member TIRE Reg. Price I SALE I Sale Harold Collins, Judith McLean, Al- of the Junior League of Boston worship. Miss Barbara Williams, and SIZE Before Trade-in PRICE Allowance lan Stocks, David Bell, R. Collins, soloist. The guest minister will be the Vincent club, she made her de- B. Estell, J. Greenwood, B. John- but in 1948-49. 6.40 x 15 the Rev. Scott Libbey of the Red $25.85 1$21.55 * 1 $4.30 son, D. Machen, M. Smith, D. Thom- Oak, Iowa Congregational church. Mr. Howard was graduated front son, J. Allen. 6.70 x 15 27.10 I 21.95 * I 5.15 His subject, "Dangerous Disci- the University of Oklahoma in 1950 Promotions were as follows: where he was a member of the 7.10 x 15 30.05 ples". Phi 124.75* I 5.30 Bettye Jeanne Estell, Sheryl Nel- Delta Theta fraternity. He was 7.60 x 15 $32.90 1.$26.90* I $6.00 son, Ralph Morgan, William Machen, commissioned in the U. S. Nays Free Church Beverly Shattuck, Dawn Woodsworth and served in Korea and Cuba. 8.00 x 15 36.10 I 29.95* I 6.15 Rev. Levering Reynolds Jr., Th. D. Janet Towne, beginner to primary Pastor department; Beverly Denoelle, Ron- 8.20 x 15 37.70 I 30.95 * I 6.75 Pre-Nuptial Events FRIDAY: 6:30 p.m. The Couples ald Keith, Mary Jane Stansfield, * plus fax and your recappable tire Club will meet at the church to go Walter Stocks, Wendy Williams, pri- For Miss Arthur together to their annual supper mary to junior; Sheryl Hartford Mr. James Holden, June Leacock, Mrs. John Manning, the former meeting in the Log Cabin. the c Carol Nelson, Allan Ward, Nancy Beverly Arthur, was entertained it SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Morning Wor- held Albert E. Schlott, Inc. ship, with sermon by the pastor, Wilhelm, Walter Winn, junior to jun- a number of pre-nuptial showers. Mrs. Allen Waters of Upland rd., frienc and anthems by the senior choir. ior high; Linda Fisher, Richard 314 So. Broadway Lawrence Tel. 2 2161 Lounsbury, Jacquelyn Smith, jun- entertained at a miscellaneous town ior to senior high. shower. Miss Margaret Ann Camp- in the Union Congregational Church bell of Morton st., also maid-of. Norlallarm honor, at the wedding, was hostess SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Church service, Several Bequests at a miscellaneous shower. Nis. the Rev. Paul E. Callahan, guest o n minister. 11 a.m. Church business In Woman's Will George Davies of Shawsheen opened meeting. her home for a personal shower. Several bequests were made in Mrs. IN THURSDAY: 3:30 p.m. Junior Miss Jean Calder of North Andove NEW 2 the will of Mrs. Anne E. Sullivan of at he also entertained Miss Arthur choir practice. 7:15 P.m. Senior choir practice. Maple ave., who died June 3, and home. way, Br nozzle makes Reach-Easy which was filed last week in Pro- Mrs. Donald Alexander of Pal dent, d cleaning easier than ever bate court at Lawrence. tham tendered a personal shower at home a John Scanlon of Yonkers, N.Y., the home of her mother, Mrs. Jo nephew of the deceased, wtho was' seph Keith of N. Main st. Mrs. Ar nominated as executor of the will, thur J. Mahoney of Lawrence, GENERAL ELECTRIC was directed to sell land and opened her studio for a miscella ta‘iolleonsSARbS,shi°enx nsCat' buildings on Maple avenue, for neous shower. Hey. is, payment of burial expenses and A party in honor of Miss Arthur pastors SWIVEL-TOP bequests. was held in the Log Cabin, Phil tion cht The sum of $100 was left to the lips academy, where she receive lain ol pastor of St. Augustine's church, many gifts and a colonial bond,' prison, CLEANER Your Friends Will for Masses for herself and her late of money. The hostesses were Robins, husband, Daniel Sullivan. The sum Edward Northam, Mrs. Shirley ((at police Like it Here! of $70 was left to the diocesan di- tinson, Mrs. Robert Northam, a: cently, rector of the Society for the Prop- Miss Ann Leslie. Rev. Jr $8995 former Entertaining friends? In- agation of the Faith, Boston, for At Miss Arthur's annual danc. Lauren( LIBERAL ALLOWANCE Gregorian Masses in memory of review her pupils presented he: sist on the best. The best Also FOR YOUR OLD CLEANER herself and for a perpetual enroll- cleaner and a pars. with av7uum (lernard • Budget Termi • is here! ment in the society. Forty dollars of inneyo twc SMALL DOWN PAYMENT was also left to the diocesan di- Maple- esa Mel PAYABLE ROAST BEEF rector of the Society for the Prop- rd., and Lois E. Hansen, 7 t'n gran, $1 A WEEK MONTHLY DINNER 85c agation of the Faith for a perpetual wood ave., Methuen. 1934 George E. Noden, 47 Beau' ces and MODES. C-2 with your •loctric s•rrice bills enrollment in the society for her The f LIVER and BACON 75c late husband. st., and Catherine M. Sanders. Chelmsford st., Lawrence. from till DINNERS lousehold effects were left to It cleans rugs It flips over I It cleans floors Vincent F. Moran, 15 Cheer high Ma nephews, John Scanlon of Yon- st., and Dorothy F. Porter, - Holy Na HAMBURG 75c kers, N.Y., and Hubert Scanlon of High st. PLATE New Haven, Conn. IIEDLE MARRIAGE RETURNS Stocks, bonds and securities returns Hedle ( were left to her nephew, Hubert The following marriage Ballard "ANCHORS AWEIGH" have been filed in the office of ceanlon of New Haven. home ol Town Clerk George H. Winslow: Our Summer place In Essex Phe remainder of the estate was after a John S. Penney Jr., Haggett's is now open. When out for left to a niece, Anne Scanlon of A net a ride drop in. Pond rd., and Janet A. Clark, 16 cheater, G-E's new 2 in I nozzle cleans both rugs and floors. No more Andover and a niece and nephew, Juhe \lary Scanlon Covey and Hugh Park st., Somerville, married sided i changing nozzles. Swivel-top lets you clean entire room 12 in the Winter Hill Congrep• without moving cleaner. Toe-touch switch in base. Throw- -,-anlon, both of County Cavan, years a tional church, Somerville, by the er and away paper dust bags. Complete with full set of work-saving Ireland. hitey Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone. Sons wr attachments. Trade now! WEDDING INTENTIONS John Loftus Roche, 409 of the B The following wedding inten- Webster ave., Scranton, Pa., att.: . Survi, tions have been filed in the office Joyce Cecilia Pettit, 2 Reecho are a I of Town Clerk George II. Winslow: cle, married June 12 in St. Augo Connect Lawrence Eketile Compa Sidney J. Watson, Woodland rd., tine's church by the Rev, fler William, • A RT Of Nivv OL AND EIECrIR S*57 RESTAURANT and Henrietta M. Ilalloran, 29 B. Smith, O.S.A. several laws Brook rd., West Concord. Thomas Walter McGowan, 3(' The I LEWIS S. CLEMENT, Prop. Napoleon L. Potvin, 35 Webster Emery st., Methuen, and Jane Ira from the st., and Irene T. Perron, 11 Dracut Fettes, 5 Buxton ct., married June 1:30 pa 19 Essex St. Andover Lawrence, ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP :,,IY,°U.R,D,T,GBGAERS,T,AIN st., Lawrence. 12 in St. Mary's shrine, interim- TEL. 8403 Robert C. Chase, Jr., 20 Dufton by the Rev. William P. Kelly. )

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from the Lundgren funeral home well, a passenger in the car op- RECEIVES DEGREE with services at 2 p.m., conducted erated by Joan L. Dumont of Richard David Lindsay, son of 'gement s by the Rev. Levering Reynolds, Jr. Tewksbury st., Ballardvale, had a Mr. and Mrs. Stafford A. Lindsay — Hanson Burial was in Spring Grove ceme- slight injury and that Kay Eich- of Lincoln circle, received his de- tery. Tina Hanson, 4 Chapman horn, 29Calumet st., Methuen, pas- gree in veterinary medicine cum senger in the car. owned and op- nounces the engagement MICHAEL KORFIATIS laude Sunday, June 6 from Michigan erated by Katherine Bucci, 34 ughter, Miss Rita Hanson. Michael Korfiatis, 75 Park st., State college. In attendance a t th. Calumet st., Methuen, had a slight is D. Webster, son of Mr died unexpectedly June 11 in the• exercises were his parents, his injury to her knee. Dale Webster, 31 Pine st Bon Secours hospital, where he brother, Dr. Stafford A. Lindsay Janson, who is the daught. had been admitted two hours pre- The fire department ambulance of Belvidere, Ill., and his sister late Charles Hanson, is viously. was called to the scene but not and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don- I at the F. W. Woolworth Born on the Island of Tinos, used. ald A. Boynton of Andover. The Mr. Webster, a graduate Greece, he resided in Andover the new doctor will be associated with Subscribe to The TOWNSMAN Lard high school, is a vet- greater part of his life and con- Dr.. Bruce in Dedham. ducted a shoe repair shop on Post e has been set for the wed. Office ave. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Kat- — Howe ina Vogiatzakis of Concord, N.H., y wedding is planned by two nieces, Miss Mary Vogiatzakis izabeth Howe, whose en. of Concord, N.H., and Viola, wife Annual t to Phillip Bullard How. of George Perry of Beaumont, Cal. t of Mrs. Merle Harrison The funeral was held Monday mni of Locke st., and the late from the Lundgren funeral home ard, is announced by her with services at 2 p.m. conducted O Mr. and Mrs. Archibald by the Rev. Evangeros Trianta- lowe of Osgood st., North fillides, pastor of SS. Constantine June and Helen Greek orthodox church. Howe attended Abbot acad. Burial was in Spring Grove ceme- I was graduated from the tery. school in 1948 and from, college in 1952. A member The bearers were: Gregorie Event inior League of Boston and Christie, Charles Thiras, Paul :ent club, she made her de- Gigas, Steve Kyros, Costos Speros )48-49. and Manuel Speros. oward was graduated from RICHARD F. GUINDON ersity of Oklahoma in 1950 Richard F. Guindon, 3 Henderson a was a member of the Phi ave., died June 12 in the Holy Meta fraternity. He was Ghost hospital, Cambridge, after a tioned in the U. S. Navy DOLLAR DAYS short illness. ed in Korea and Cuba. A native of Lawrence, he had re- sided in Andover for the past five Nuptial Events years. He was an employee of the 1 New England Power company for FRIDAY & SATURDAY Miss Arthur the past 24 years and was a mem- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bassett cutting a wedding cake on ber of the Holy Name society of St. John Manning, the former the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary observance Arthur, was entertained a Augustine's parish. held last Saturday afternoon when about 200 relatives and 18th and 19th :r of pre-nuptial showers. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Allen Waters of Upland rd. friends assembled in the South church vestry. Many out-of- Elmire (Marquis) Guindon of And- fined at a miscellaneou town guests were present. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were married over; a brother, Henry of Jamacia Miss Margaret Ann Camp- in the old Osgood house, North Andover, June 15, 1904. Plain, a niece and three nephews. Money Saving Items In Every Department Morton st., also maid-o (Bob Bachman Photo) The funeral was held Wednesday it the wedding, was hostess from the M. A. Burke Memorial fun- miscellaneous shower. Mrs eral home with a solemn high Mass Davies of Shawsheen opened OBITUARIES of requiem at 9:30 a.m. in St. Aug- me for a personal shower. MRS. CATHERINE A. ROBINSON Methodist church. Burial was in ustine's church. Burial was in,Sa- can Calder of North Andove Mrs. Catherine A. (McDonald) Spring Grove cemetery. cred Heart cemetery. Aertained Miss Arthur at he Robinson, 728 West Roxbury park- SLIGHTLY INJURED FLOYD W. NAPIER way, Boston, a former Andover resi- AS AUTOS COLLIDE Donald Alexander of LI dent, died June 13 in her summer Floyd W. Napier, 150 Elm st., Minor injuries were suffered by died Monday morning in the Law- ndered a personal shower at home at Cohasset, after a long ill- two persons in a rear-end colli- ne of her mother, Mrs. J ness. rence General hospital, after a sion of two cars operating south eith of N. Main st. Mrs. Ar A native of Andover, she moved short illness. on South Main street shortly after r. Mahoney of Lawrence to Roxbury 25 years ago. Born in Andover, he was a mem- noon Wednesday. her studio for a miscella She was the mother of the Rt. ber of the Free church and was em- Police reported that Ruth E. shower. Rev. Msgr. Joseph A. Robinson, ployed as garage foreman for the MacAusland of Westford st., Lo- rty in honor of Miss Arthur pastor of St. Mary's of the Assump- Morehouse Baking company, Law- Id in the Log Cabin, Phil tion church, Brookline, former chap; rence. :ademy, where she receive lain of the Massachusetts state Surviving are his widow, Hattie ,ifts and a colonial bov, prison, and of the late James A. E. Knight) Napier; two daughters, sy. The hostesses were Robinson, detective of the Boston Ruth, wife of Richard Gonye of Northam, Mrs.Mrs. Shirley Ilar Police department, who died re- South Berwick, Me., and Miss Jud- Mrs. Robert Northam, a cently, and a sister of the late ith Napier of Andover; two brothers, George of Andover and James of nn Leslie. Rev. James A. McDonald, O.S.A., North Andover; a sister, Mrs. Rob- MAKES MONEY... /Liss Arthur's annual danc former pastor of St. Mary's and St. MONEY her pupils presented he Laurence's churches, Lawrence. ert V. Deyermond of Andover; five grand children and several nieces vacuum cleaner and a pur Also surviving are two brothers, tiernard L. and William L. McDon- and nephews. !y.. vial Invest In Paid-Up Shares! ald, two sisters, Mary A. and Ther- The funeral was held Wednesday . tIansen, 7 Maple- i Lois E. esa McDonald, all of Andover; sev Your surplus cash has earning power. By investing ve., Methuen. en grandchildren and several niec- in our Paid-Up Shares, you can get a good yield ge E. Noden, 47 Beacon ces and nephews. with safety. In our 65 years, not a dollar has been d Catherine M. Sanders, 30 The funeral was held Wednesday E.M.LOEW'S lost in this top-flight investment. And, we con- ford st., Lawrence. from the late home with a sole= A RK WHERE QUALITY sistently have paid generous dividends quarterly*. ent F. Moran, 15 Chestnut high Mass of requiem at 10 a.m. in ig -D INSURANCE COUNTS Available in multiples of $200, Paid-Up Shares can id Dorothy F. Porter, 52 Holy Name church, West Roxbury. DRI V You can get "bargain" be purchased at our offices from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.... LOWELL & HEDLEY I. DAVIDSON Automobile Insurance and till 5 P.M. on Fridays. Stop in, or Phone 1AGE RETURNS LAWRIP4Ct Now 2-5233 for further facts. following marriage returns Hedley I. Davidson of River st., SOULE 11480 for less money. But if Rode //0 Playing seen filed in the office of Ballardvale, died June 13 in the you are particular about home of his son, George Davidson, the quality of insurance Aerk George If. Winslow: after a short illness. S. Penney Jr., Haggett , JANE POWELL you get, you'll be glad A native of Great Village, Col- d., and Janet A. Clark. GORDON Mc RAE have one of our chester, Nova Scotia, he had re- you gYl * CURRENT DIVIDEND: 3% t., Somerville, married sided in Andover for the past 40 policies which protects the Winter Hill Conga=- 3 SAILORS from years and was employed as a farm; you in every state Per Annum church, Somerville, 1)) er and also at the M. T. Stevens & AND A GIRL coast to coast. Wed Wheeler Stone. Sons warehouse. He was a member (In Technicolor) Loftus Roche, 409 of the Ballardvale Methodist church. r ave., Scranton, Pa., art Surviving besides his son,George, DOHERTY" Cecilia Pettit, 2 Beech cit. are a brother, Allan Davidson of Humphrey Bogart Otaatzefrice trried June 12 in St. Augo• Connecticut; three grandsons, Lauren Becall Insurance church by the Rev. Her William, Edwin and Richard and COOPERATIVE BAN K h, O.S.A. several nieces and nephews. -30 , V-TY LAR AGENCY 21 nas Walter McGowan The funeral was held Wednesday For the convenience of our patrons, st., Methuen, and Jane ins 4 MAIN STREET LAWRENCE ST. payments may be made in Andover from the late home with services at 5 Buxton ct., married jape 1:30 p.m. by EL. 260 Lawrence at the Andover National Bank. It. Mary's shrine, Lawrence, i the Rev. Jack Truell, T nterim-minister of the Ballardvale Rev. William P. Kelly.

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Pembroke, Bermuda, are enjoying home on Lovejoy rd., which has girls and three of the boys already TOURAINE WEST PARISH a visit at the home of Mrs. Bea- been repaired since the fire. have full-time jobs, while the re- HOUSE PAINT (Continued from Page Six) trice Hunter of Lowell st. Former Fred McCollum of Richmond mainder have definite plans either members of the Presbyterian Hill, N.Y., was a recent visitor at for work or for service. The list of — for New England university, returned with them for church, Lawrence, they came here his former home on Lincoln st. weather conditions the summer months. admissions, as it stands at the to enjoy the 100th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pyper and present time, follows: Mrs. Anna Paddock is recuperat- children, Robert and Joanna, of Mt. COLE PAINT the church which was held during Colleges and universities: ing at her home on Shawsheen rd. Hermon and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pol- 46 MAIN ST. TEL. 1156 the past week. George J. Adams Jr., Oat Mr. and Mrs. Percy Crawford of Mr'. and Mrs. John Fielding of lard of New Braintree were Sunday es; guests at the home of Mrs. Ernest Jane Barker, Wellesley college; Lowell st., attended the Middlesex Shirley Barron, Massachusetts Sheep Breeder's meeting held in Dick. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marat of School of Art; Robert Blomquist, GEO. W. HORNE CO. Concord last Friday. Mr. Fielding Northeastern university; David Pittsburg, Pa., and Otto Dick of Comm on LAWRENCE, MASS. was a delegate from Essex county. Brown, Boston university; Torn Vista, Cal., are visiting at the TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK Arthur Love joy, who has been Callahan, University of Massachu- home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ken- spending the winter months with setts - (Stockbridge); Carol Cotter, ss SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING nis of High Plain rd. Telephone 7339 Established 1854 his daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Hilton Tufts college (Jackson); Marilyn of Lowell st., has returned to his Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hudgins and trusTssotexeisatlatt daughter, Dianna, of North st.,were Davis, Tufts college (Jackson); Carol DesRoches, Radcliffe col- iET FEN\ in Northfield, Vt., for the weekend i lege; Jane Dineen, Salem State Andover, and their son, Richard, who has the benefl Teachers college; Betty Jane LT OWNSM AN BUSINESS DIRECTORY been a student at Norwich univer- Senlor ci sity, returned with them. Donaldson, Russell Sage college; :iitc l, t Mrs. Fred Thresher, who has Eleanor Doucette, University of ru, AUTO REPAIRS E LECTRICIANS JEWELERS been visiting her daughter, Mrs. New Hampshire; Charles Giovinco, th.oedm o eighth Carl Stevens of Virginia rd. left Cornell university; Geraldine Gor- tipesvhcnTeo Monday for Ossipee, N.H., where don, Salem State Teachers col- lege; Robert Hesse, Colby college; if y.u CLARK MOTOR John H she will spend a few days before or your at returning to her home in Braintree, Philip Holmes, University of Mass- , Archie A. Gunn achusetts; Richard Lawrence, Al- Vt. CO. bion college; Carol Ann McCarthy, MASTER ELECTRICIAN Miss Irene Harnden, a member of ,ri°rthebetforee, AUTHORIZED GRECOE an ice show cast which recently Boston university, Vivian Mar- he retur ing for Wir had been showing Hollywood, is chese, Boston university; William ns: CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Oil Burners — Light — Power in Jeweler • optician enjoying a vacation with her par- Mooney, Tufts college; Paul Os- iu1Wreit,neFlrs SALES and SERVICE. MOTOR & APPLIANCE trowski, University of Miami; Win- third d y ents, Mr. and Mrs. Everel Harnden thousandn; PAINTING and BODY WORK REPAIRS Hearing Aids of llaggett's Pond rd. throp Pearl, Northeastern univer- 41 PINE ST. TEL.32U Ann o IN OUR OWN SHOP. Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Bartl-:1 ,,f sity; Smith, Massachusetts School of Art, Gail Thompson, 48 MAIN ST. I odium. spent Stil.ciry t, itl. Mr. ant' 41 PARK ST., ANDOVER Mrs. Herbert P. Carter of Lowell Mount Holyoke college; Gladys TELEPHONE 830-R st. Thomson, Colby college; Nicho- Comm( ny Tel. Andover 333 Mr. and Mrs. Medwin Matthews las Titone, University of Massa- chusetts; Carol Valentine, Iowa C. A. HILL & CO have returned to their hone in Essex, ss. Teachers college; Richmond Hill, Long Island, N.Y., State Maxine lt GENERAL Electrical Contractor RESTAURANTS Wainwright, Massachusetts School PARK AUTO after enjoying a visit at the home trustTo estate a REPAIRING of the former's mother, Mrs. New- of Art; Leslie Jane Westfall, Fra- IET FENW ST. CHARLES A. HILL, JR. man Matthews of High Plain rd. mingham State Teachers college; An dover ln JENNEY While here they enjoyed a tour of Arthur White, Lowell Technological the benefit 3raduatinq GARAGE GAS & OILS Maine, New Hampshire and part of Institute; Paul Whitley, University Call us for every residen. of Connecticut; Barbara Williams, ,ree Gchoo. Canada. The t us 33 PARK ST. TEL. 240 tial, commercial and in- Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Boutwe 11 Boston State Teachers college; sented to , dustrial electrical service. and family of East Brimfield spent Joyce M. Williams, Lesley college; Its eighth t Paula Williams, Syracuse univer- BUILDING MATERIAL LIGHTING ENGINEERS the weekend at the home of the If you di former's father, Winthrop Boutwell sity; Charles Simpson, University ur 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1076 of Shawsheen rd. of New Hampshire. appearanceaorp:yzra Miss Margaret Dick, a teacher in Junior Colleges: LUMBER - PAINTS onn the Baypath Junior college, Lon g- Maureen Collins, Fisher Junior twen mead ow, is spending the summer the return d WALLPAPER college; Ann Sughrue, Colby Junior Wltne: s, DALE E. months with her mother, Mrs. Ern- college. est Dick of High Plain rd. , F irns HARDWARE Schools of Nursing: ttlhhutiude y WEBSTER ANDOVER, MASS . MANY P.H.S. GRADUATES Judith Auchterlonie, Massachu- sandd SPORTING GOODS setts General hospital; Judith Col- JOp Electrician TO ENTER COLLEGE mer, Lawrence General hospital; AMMUNITION — TARGETS (Continued from Page One) Rhoda DesRoche, Lowell General MOTOR & APPLIANCE REPAIRS Commonw * PROMPT SERVICE • CHOICE OF FINE present list, six students are plan- hospital; Edith Doherty, Lowell General hospital; Irene Lawson, J. E. Pitman Est. Work Called For and Delivered FOODS AND LIQUORS ning to enter college; the institu- PI tions to which they have applied Lawrence General hospital; Alda Essex, s s. 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER 31 PINE ST. TEL. AND. 2105 !McCormack, , Lawrence General LOUIS SCANLON'S have not yet made their formal an- To 'NI LI TEL. 664 nouncements. For this reason, hospital; Betsy Sparks, Johns over in so * ON THE ANDOVER LINE a supplementary and final list will Hopkins University School of apparent or Nursing; Jean, Lowell A pe tic PHOTOCRA PH ERS be released by the Guidance De- said Cou CESSPCCLS partment in the fall. General hospital. joyc e St rt Technical and professional 4. EAU K. Of the students not planning fur- ttated by rer Come To ther schooling, three are already schools: CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT Ronald NIuise, Museum School mental en in the armed forces and approxi- for his ALSO SWANSON'S of Fine Arts; Daniel Shaw, School LOOK mately ten more boys are planning PREDER IC Cesspools and Septic Tanks of Practical Art. to enter the service either in the sill in sal Installed Snack & Hobby Shop PHOTO summer or early fall. One girl, Business school: suitable pe CHARLES CORBEIL Patricia Lawler, has been accep- Margaret Perry, Katharine Gibbs. vator of his "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" Cornelius McCarthy has been If yo TEL LOWELL 7236 SERVICE ted in the women's branch of the acad- or your U. S. Marine Corps. Six of the admitted to Kimball Union attid emy for further preparatory work. PPearan ce Peet bef c CLEANSERS & DYERS REAL ESTATE on the DEVELOPING — PRINTING FOR BUYERS — NOT LOOKERS Personals to 1954, the re CAMERAS & SUPPLIES List Exclusively with Raymond R. DeRuisseau, adver- Witnes manager of s, CLEANSING PICTURE FRAMING tising and business quire, F i the Townsman, with Mrs. DeRuis- first da PRESSING MUSGROVE BLDG., TEL. 1452 Fred E. Cheever R. C. SIMMERS seau and son Douglas, are spend- thousand TAILORING REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE ing a vacation at Kearsage, N.11. From the 86 MAIN ST. TEL. 2316 Thomas J. Garvey of Chapman SERVICE STATION 21 MAIN STREET Richard 3 Main MEN'S AND LADIES' TELS. 775 ID98 ave., witnessed the Irish feis at St Fordham university Sunday after- Andover, GARMENTS Here To Serve . . • EUGENE A. noon. John M. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Caine and AfldKEron01:sHifc:t(lt CALL 1169 BERNARDIN, JR. i Gulf W. SHIRLEY BARNARD Mr. and Mrs. George E. Caine of Slander 6 Swanton Lowell were recent guests of Mr. nd • Super Service Real Estate and Insurance INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE i and Mrs. Peter Quinn of River st. 56 MAIN ST. ( at sash and COR. MAIN AND 3 MAIN ST. Q TEL. 2207-W i 1:Tswhstsis e:A d: CHESTNUT STREETS Main and Barnard Streets HONORED AT HARVARD ANDOVER, MASS. t,sti sphh eN: Telephone 202 Two Andover boys were among - - ectilca TRAVEL WALLPAPERS the 80 seniors recently honored by e election to the Harvard chapter of Elementary ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ANDOVER Phi Beta Kappa. They are: Robert K. C. KILLORIN WALLPAPER 4 :00dPs.MQ7 IN THE TOWNSMAN TRAVEL BUREAU K. Donovan, 95 High st., a graduate REALTOR of Punchard with the class of 1950, The And, Agency For All Airlines ALLIED PAINT STORES serves the CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY a major in history; and David Pin- bids, and Steam Ship Lines 77 Main St. Andover Joseph T Gagne, President ;gee, 45 Cheever circle, a graduate CALL AND. 1943 of Phillips academy, and a major In 21 MAIN ST. TEL. 775-1098 TPI. 2272 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence Fred E. Cheever, mgr. classics and Sanskrit.

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 17, 1954 15 e of the boys already jobs, while the re- definite plans either r service. The list of as it stands at the follows: td universities: Adams Jr., Dates; At The Library Wellesley college; LEGAL. NOTICES NEW BOOKS ron, Massachusetts Fiction for men readers: Mid CLASSIFIED ADS t; Robert Blomquist, Watch, Ellsberg; Horseman On The MO:ITGAGEE'S SALE university; David Commonwealth of Massachusetts Roof, Giono; Bhowani Junction, on university; Tom No. 185240 By virtue and in execution of the Personal Help Wanted—Female h power of sale contained in a certain '.tasters; The Spider King, Schoon- iversity of Massachu- PROBATE COURT over; Guns Roaring West, Field; bridge); Carol Cotter, _ssex, ss. mortgage given by ROSE LEVIN to ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES— High- COLOR FILMS assure quick easy To all persons interested in the WILLIAM E. LANCASTER, dated Oct- Swing Full Circle, Wilson; The est prices paid for old washing training e (Jackson); Marilyn for our representatives. trust estate under the will of MARGA- ober 21, 1953, and recorded with the Canyon, Schaefer; Last Race, machines, regardless of condition. Avon Cosmetics has profitable college (Jackson); RET FENWICK HINCHCLIFFE, late of North District Essex Registry of Deeds, White; Jemmy Button, Suberca- 20 a pound for house rags. Ted's upeitings for capable women. Write ches, Radcliffe col- Andover, in said County, deceased, for Book 782, Page 347, for breach of con- seaux; Quiet Under 'The Sun, Fitz- Salvage, 347 Andover st., Ballard- 20o Tremont St., Melrose, Mass. vale. Tel. Andover 938-J. Dineen, Salem State the benefit of Certain Students of the ditions of said mortgage and for the gerald; A Pride Of Lions, Brooks; 11-17 ollege; Betty Jane Senior Class of Framingham Normal purpose of forclosing the same will be A-17-24-1-8 sold at public auction at 2 P.M. on Trappers' Rendezvous, Joscelyn; Lussell Sage college; School, Bullets On Bunch Grass, Trimble; Dogs, Cats and Pets The trustee of said estate has pre- Tuesday July 6, 1954, on or near the Services Offered cette, University of The Nature Of Love, Bates; Brother re; Charles Giovinco, sented to said Court for allowance — premises described in said mortgage, BOXER PUPPIES — AKC regis- its eighth to tenth accounts, inclu- all and singular the premises conveyed To The Dragons, Warren. GENERAL011K, Landscaping; tered, Wormed and vaccinated. 3 rrsity; Geraldine Gor- by said mortgage, as follows: Fiction for women readers: In months old. Fawn or Brindle. Can State Teachers col- sive. Cellars and Attics Cleaned. Grade If you desire to object thereto you The land in that part of said And- Miss Armstrong's Room, -Corbett; A Loam, Sand, Filling and Stones. be seen at Boxford home. Phone Hesse, Colby college; or your attorney should file a written over known as Shawsheen Village, The Wars Of Love, Schorer; And Garbage removed. Romano Truck- Tucker 7-2769 before 9 a.m. or 5 s, University of Mass- appearance in said Court at Newbury- with all buildings thereon shown as Have Not Love, Parrish; The ing. Tel. And. 946-J. C- TF to 7 p.m. M-10-17-24 ichard Lawrence, Al- port before ten o'clock in the forenoon lot (15) on a plan of land entitled Dawning Of The Day, Ogilvie; "Plan -D- showing Property Owned by ALTERATIONS ANT) Dressmaking Carol Ann McCarthy, on the twenty-eighth day of June, 1954, With Kitchen Privileges, Kent; Houses for Sale q 'ersity, Vivian Mar- the return day of this citation. TEXTILE REALTY CO., located in skillfully done. Quick dependable Shawsheen Village, Andover, Mass." Green Rose Of Furley, Barney; A service. Mrs. Alice Hewett, 35 SOUTH MAIN ST., corner County ,n university; William Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- Kid For Two Farthings, Man- is college; Paul Os- quire, First Judge of said Court, this and recorded as Desk Plan No. 879 at Washington Ave., Tel. 283-M. C-TF Rd. Attractive 7 room home. Con- third day of June, in the year one the Registry of Deeds for the Northern kowitz; The Song Of Ruth, Slaugh- veniences. Large parch. Garage 'ersity of Miami; Win- Registry District of said County, which ter; The Dollmaker, Arnow; River CLOCKS REPAIRED, old and new, and shop, poultry house. Few col- Northeastern univer- thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. said land is more particularly bounded In The Wind, Pope; The Jones called for and delivered too. Harold onial homes, well located. Land 3mith, Massachusetts JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. 10-17-24 and described as follow: Girls, Worley; Last Love Of Cam- Dennison, 83 High St., Andover. by the acre or lot. Miss Thomes, Art, Gail Thompson, Easterly by North Main Street, sev- ille, Winwar; Never Victorious, Tel. And. 2222-M. C-TF Rocky Hill Rd., Andover. Tel. Con. oke college; Gladys enty-two (72) feet; Never Defeated, Caldwell; A Nurse 0-20-27-3 olby college; Nicho- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Southerly by Lot Seven (7) eighty- DRESSMAKING and Alterations. Comes Home, Hamill. Specializing in children's clothing. University of Massa- No. 185240 nine (89) feet; FOR SALE — New Cape Cod, 6 Mrs. C. A. Piquctte, 6A Burnham. rooms with full shed dormer. 1.5 arol Valentine, Iowa PROBATE COURT Westerly by Lots eight (8) and thir- ssex, ss. BOY PULLED FALSE ALARM Rd., Tel. Andover 2035-W. C-TF miles Boston side of Phillips acad- lets college; Maxine teen (13) seventy-two (72) feet; and To all persons interested in the Northerly by lots thirteen (13) and A false alarm was sounded from emy. Call Evenings Mystic 8-3665. Massachusetts School Box 23, Woburn street and Bal- MASH, GARBAGE & Disposal. trust estate under the will of MARGA- fourteen (14) eighty-nine feet. All as Trash 300 per barrel. Garbage 250 0-17 ie Jane Westfall, Fra- RET FENWICK HINCHCLIFFE, late of lardvale road at 5:02 p.m. Tues- shown on said plan. per week. Cellars, yards, stores te Teachers college; Andover, in said County, deceased, for The sale will be made subject to a day. Shortly afterward Patrolmen Wanted to Buy the benefit of Certain Students of the and factories cleaned. Any refuse Lowell Technological mortgage to the Bay State Merchants Frank Koza and James Gorrie removed. Frank J. McLaughlin, ul Whitley, University 3raduating Class of The Punchard National Bank, all accrued interest picked up a 13-year-old boy who ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING old. °ree School, of Andover, Ballardvale St., North Wilmington. :ut; Barbara Williams, thereon and all tax, water bills to date admitted pulling the alarm. The Tel. Oliver 8-937l. C-TF Marble-top. Walnut, Grape and The trustee of said estate has pre- of the deed. Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, Chi- .e Teachers college; sented to said Court for allowance — boy, who lives in another part of hams, Lesley college; Five hundred ($500.00) dollars cash na, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, its eighth to tenth accounts, inclusive. deposit will be required at the time the town, was taken to the police Articles for Sale trns, Syracuse univer- Frames, Guns, Coins, Furniture If you desire to object thereto you and place of sale, the balance within station and later turned over to Etc., William F. Graham Jr., 165 s Simpson, University or your attorney should file a written WINCHESTER .22 rifles — Model fifteen (15) days of the date of said his parents. 90 pump action in working order. Golden Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mass. mhire. appearance in said Court at Newbury- sale. RETURNS FROM CRUISE Older Model 52 bolt action target; Telephone Haverhill 23708. Will leges: port before ten o'clock in the forenoon WILLIAM E. LANCASTER, Mortgagee on the twenty-eighth day of June, 1954, Eugene A. Groleau, engineman sling, Lyman front sight. Model 69 call to look. TF • Fisher Junior From the office of: bolt action. Also two old silver the return day of this citation. third class, USN, son of Mr. and PHILLIPS ACADEMY Gil AOUA Sughrue, Colby Junior Lewis H. Schwartz pocket match boxes. C. A. Corry, Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- 301 Essex Street Mrs. Alfred Groleau, 22 Corbett Tel. Andover 542-M evenings.O-17 buying picture frames, old desks, iuire, First Judge of said Court, this Lawrence, Mass. 10-17-24 st., was aboard the attack transport jewelry, dishes, dolls, and marble Nursing: third day of June, in the year one IJSS Rockwall which returned re- top furniture. Appraisals given in thousand chterlonie, Massachu- nine hundred and Fifty-four. Commonwealth of Massachusetts cently to Norfolk, Va., after a five- Births... strictest confidence. Tel. Law- II hospital; Judith Col- I')HN J. COSTELLO, Register. Docket No. 244872 rence 83072. TF 10-17-24 month tour of duty with the U. S. MONTGOMERY — A son, Robert nce General hospital; PROBATE COURT Sixth fleet in the Mediterranean. Langford III, June 9 in the Richard- ANTIQUES —Am interested in buy- ,oche, Lowell General Essex, ss. To all persons interested in the es- son House, Boston to Mr. and Mrs. ing good furniture and general furn- dith Doherty, Lowell Commonwealth of Massachusetts Public Ilearing ishings of early type. The Wagners, Docket No. 244,803 tate of FLOYD W. EASTMAN late of A public hearing will be held at the Robert L. Montgomery Jr., of Cam- ;pital; Irene Lawson, Andover in said County, deceased. bridge. Mrs. Montgomery is the for- 18 Andover St., Georgetown, Mass. eneral hospital; Alda PROBATE COURT Town House at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Tel. Georgetown 7161. :ssex, ss. A petition has been presented to June 24th, to act upon the petition of mer Peggy Kimball, daughter of Lawrence General said Court praying that FREDERICK To WILLIAM H. FAULKNER of And- BARBARA S. NOWELL to add an Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kimball of Wanted tor Rent letsy Sparks, Johns over in said County and to his heirs C. EASTMAN of Andover in said Coun- apartment to the house at 63 Chestnut School st. Mrs. C. W. Ward of flolt niversity School of apparent or presumptive. ty be appointed administrator of said St. Hill farm is •the maternal great- estate without giving a surety on his WANTED TO RENT — 4 or 3 bed- yce St. Jean, Lowell A petition has been presented to Board of Appeals grandmother. room house in Andover. Would con- )ital. ,aid Court alleging that said WILLIAM bond. JAMES S. EASTHAM, Chairman sider option to buy. Write Box If you desire to object thereto you McNEILL— A son, Richard Jo- and professional FAULKNER has become incapao- seph, in the Longwood hospital, J-25 Andover Townsman, Andover •.t.-1 by reason of advanced age — and or your attorney should file a written Public Hearing or call Mr. Johnson Lowell 6311, appearance in said Court at Salem be- A public hearing will be held at the Boston, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard uise, Museum School :ental weakness — to care properly before 5 p.m. weekdays. :or his property and praying that fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the Town House at 7:45 p.m., Thursday, McNeill (Joan Pearson) of Roslin- W-17-24-1-8 i; Daniel Shaw, School June 24th, to act upon the petition of FREDERICK M. FAULKNER of Haver- sixth day of July 1954, the return day dale. The mother is the daughter of Art. of this citation. FRED E. CHEEVER to subdivide land !!! in said County, or some other Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Pearson, Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN school: .it,:ble person be appointed conser- Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, on Shipman Road, as approved by the 13 York at. 'erry, Katharine Gibbs. ;ator of his property. First Judge of said Court, this elev- planning Board on September 10, 1948, A son, June 15 in enth day of June in the year one thou- with frontages of less than 125 feet. WINSHIP — McCarthy has been If you desire to object thereto you the Lawrence General hospital to r sand nine hundred and fifty-four. Board of Appeals Kimball Union acad- your attorney should file a written Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Winship er preparatory work. .PPearance In said Court at Newbury- JOHN J.. COSTELLO, Register. JAMES S. EASTHAM, Chairman Call Us... 17 17-24-1 (Paula Gerald) 78 High st. .ort before ten o'clock in the forenoon Commonwealth of Massachusetts on the twenty-eighth day of June Public Hearing Docket No. 244911 FAIR — A daughter, June 9 in R. DeRuisseau, adver- 1954, the return day of this citation. PROBATE COURT the Bon Secours hospital to Mr. and Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- A public hearing will be held at the business manager of Town House at 8:15 p.m., Thursday, Essex, ss. Mrs. John C. Fair (Ann Skulski) 8 itare, First Judge of said Court, this To all persons interested in the es- Franklin ave. an, with Mrs. DeRuis- first day of June in the year one June 24th, to act upon the petition of Douglas, are spend- SOMERVILLE SPORTSMAN INC. to tate of ANNE E. SULLIVAN otherwise LYNCH — A son, June 9 in the n 'housand nine hundred and fifty-four. known as ANNA E. SULLIVAN late of on at Kearsage, JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. use an acrea ge of land on River St., Bon Secours hospital to Mr. and Ballardvale, owned by WILLIAM F. Andover in said County, deceased. 'rom the office of: A petition has been presented to Mrs. John Lynch (Catherine Dwan) F. Garvey of Chapm,,, iichard K. Gordon QUINN and family for club, picnicing, of Chandler rd. ssed the Irish leis at 3 Main st., shooting and fishing. said Court for probate of certain in- Board of Appeals struments purporting to be the last SIMON — A daughter, Karen, iiversity Sunday after- Andover, Mass. 10-17-24 JAMES S.EASTHAM, Chairman will and letter of said deceased by May 15 in the Coronado Naval hos- Automatic Heating JOHN SCANLON, of Yonkers, in the pital to Lt. and Mrs. Robert A. drs. Daniel Caine and Andover School Committee Public Hearing County of West Chester, and State of Simon, Palm City, Cal. Lt. Simon HEADQUARTERS George E. Caine of INVITATION FOR BIDS New York, praying that he be appoint- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. recent guests of Mr. l'he Andover School Committee re- A public hearing will be held at the ed executor thereof without giving a Town House at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, surety on his bond. Simon, 12 Arundel st. in Greater Lawrence ter Quinn of River st. Nests bids for painting the exterior ,,ash and trim at the Shawsheen School, June 24th, to act upon the petition of If you desire to object thereto you ROMEO — A son, June 11, to AT HARVARD Ind special repairs at the Stowe and JOHN PHILIP ENTERPRISES INC. or your attorney should file a written Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Romeo, SALES 6 SERVICE wet boys were among .;hawsheen Schools. for a variance in the Zoning bylaw appearance in said Court at Newbury- formerly of the Andover Inn but 24 HOUR SERVILE S port before ten o'clock in the forenoon pecifications may be obtained at permitting three lots of less then the now of Patchogue, Long Island, FREE HOML lit .ATING SURVEYS ors recently honored b‘ twenty-sixth day of July, 1954, of the School Department Office, Central on the N.Y. the Harvard chapter :lementary School. regulation area to be used on a pro- the return day of this citation. ippa. They are: Robert posed way known as Nutmeg Lane. Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- FANNING — Twin sons, June 10 :Ads are returnable on or before Board of Appeals in the Lawrence General hospital 95 High st., a graduate 1:00 P.M. Tuesday, June 22, 1954. quire, First Judge of said Court, this JAMES S. EASTHAM, Chairman fourteenth day of June in the year one to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fanning CYR with the class of 1950, The Andover School Committee re- tistory; and David Pin• erves the right to reject any or all thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. (Rita Sullivan) 9 Arundel st. OIL COMPANY JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. ever circle, a grauated The first apple and the first pear For the School Committee From the office of 100 WATER Sr. LAWRENCE caderny, and a major in TRY A TOWNSMAN Anna M. C,reeley, Attorney trees in America were grown on Sanskrit. EDWARD I. ERICKSON 21 Main St. Governor's Island, now part of the Superintendent of Schools WANT AD — CALL 1943 Andover, Muss. Logan International Airport. TEL. 32775 10 17-24-1 T HU RSDAY JUNE 17, 1954 TNt ANIIDOWtR IIPWN144AN He was ordained in Ayer June ranged by the state department of 21, 1953 by the Middlesex Union P.H.S. Art Students Win New Honors the United States with the assis. tance Congregational association and at iry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of a panel on visual art in Four art works submitted by Ken- education. West Parish he succeeds the Rev. three Punchard high school stu- neth K. NIcKiniry, 56 Whittier st., John G. Gaskill. dents in the recent national exhib- James Winters, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Mr. Penney is the son it at the Carnagie Institute, Pitts- Gerald J. Winters, 9 Fletcher st., of Dr. Hugh Penney, who for years burg, Pa., were selected to repre- (who had two works selected), and ANDOVER has been minister of the Ayer Fed- sent the United States in the inter- Claudia Sandberg, daughter of Dr. erated church. He is married to the national exhibition of students' and Mrs. A. Warren Sandberg, 27 Steam Laundry former Lois Keniston of Wellesley art work abroad. Chestnut st. INC. VOI and has one child, Hugh Keniston The students are: Sandra MeKin- The international exhibit is ar- Penney born Nov. 5, 1953. --- ANDOVER TEL. 110 INVENTORY FILED ACADEMY COMPLETE An inventory of the estate of BARBER SHOP LAUNDRY 8 DRY CLEANING Ellen Doran of Andover, otherwise 25 Years' Experience % Main St. Near A &P SERVICE known as Nellie E. Doran, was Dressmaking Remodeling filed in the registry of probate last 3 BARBERS — GOOD SERVICE Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 8:30 to 6 Alterations week. It consists of $3183.30 real; Fri. - Sat. 8:30 to 7 Ladies' Suite, Coats and Dresses Hewitt Bros., Proprl, no personal. "LOSER ALL DAY THURSDAY:7 Made to Order tOrS

THE REV. HUGH B. PENNEY Hold Reception For New Minister Biggest dollar's worth Many members and friends of the West Parish church gathered last Sunday afternoon in the vestry to welcome the Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Penney. The Rev. Mr. Penney has just taken over the duties as min- in the ister of the church succeeding the U.S.A. Rev. John G. Gaskill. In the receiving line with the Rev. and Mrs. Penney were: Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Putnam, Ernest Field- house, Clarence Dimmock, Mrs. Ar- thur Lewis, Mrs. Clayton Northey and Winthrop Boutwell. Those who assisted at the tea ta- ble were: Mrs. Ernest Fieldhouse, Me mb Mrs. Herbert Carter, Miss Marion peared Abbott and Mrs. Chester Whiteside. On the refreshment committee were: Mrs. Frank Himmer, Mrs. Walter Town Wilson and Mrs. Emil DesRoches. The new minister in West Parish 0 was born May 6, 1926 in Prov- C idence, R.I., attended the Lowell, 74 66,44 it. The tows Mass., schools and graduated from /304p. rdock ve bona] facili the Morey school in Lowell in 1940. the summei He attended Mount Hermon school i/CAp. 1 blode.* lions are e)i 1940 to 1943 and in 1944 graduated swimming b from Lawrence academy. From centers. 1944 to 1946 he was in the army, serving in the infantry and signal caps. Leaving the service he attended the American Interna- tional college until 1947, then went to Bates college where he gra- duated in 1950 with an A.B. de- gree. Following this he attended the Chicago Theological seminary from 1950 to 1954 in which year he graduated with his B.D. degree. The Rev. Mr. Penney served the Sle( West Auburn (Me.) Congregational church as minister in 1949 and 91 1950, after which he went to the Hyde Park Baptist church (Chi- cago, Ill) as director of religious education until 1954. CI ROOM JACKSON i aciapeftsi,,x1)44.4.4 LUMBER ifiAtip-c*41 CO. INC. The Department Store and well TRADE HIGH for Home Builders See the at LUMBER for your old car on a new Carrier the sal, ye midifies anc HARDWARE It's built h air AND A COMPLETE LINE conditio OF BUILDING MATERIALS

SHAWSHEEN MOTOR MART 47 HAVERHILL ST. ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. 4141 Heath P. S. YOUR FORD DEALER HAS THE BEST DEALS IN USED CARS, TOO! — LUPINE I