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28TH YEAR, NO. 27 I COPYRIGHT 1983 WI1WNGTON MWS CO IMC WILMINGTON. MASS.. JULY 6. 1983 ALL RIGHTS KSERVED y PUB. NO 635 340 6582346 26 PAGES ii "Little disagreement' over big bucks

by Debbi Michals budget to pay for an expense in Town Accountant Dorothy 1984s budget, then, he ex- The Wilmington School the next year's budget. "If an Peters spotted the purchase plained, the school committee Committee and the town item has Ween voted for and order for computers when it was would have no choipe but to use government are having a "little budgeted for fiscal 1984, that's first submitted in early June. A 1984 funds to purchase these disagreement" over the school when you buy it, and not in fiscal lew months before, Stapczynski items. committee's attempt to spend 1983," he added. had warned that state auditors The school department didn't the $190,000 left over in their That's the problem with the would be going over the town's like all of this very much, fiscal 1983 budget, according to school committee's attempt to books to be sure money was Stapczynski said, and decided to Town Manager Buzz Stapc- spend that $190,000. Among the being properly expended. take legal action. They are zynski. This "little purchase orders * for general When the purchase order for trying to get a preliminary in- disagreement," however, will supplies and sports equipment, computers was first noticed, junction which would force the be heard in Cambridge Superior the school department also Stapczynski said, ttiey decided town to hold that money in an Court on Thursday July 7. submitted a purchase order for to hold all purchase orders encumbered account and not The main point, Stapczynski over $50,000 for computers. submitted by the school close it out as surplus from explained, is whether or not the Money for those computers, department. Instead, the town fiscal 1983. All fiscal 1983 sur- school committee can spend that however, has already been sent the school committee a pluses return to the town and go money. According to the Mass. included in their fiscal 1984 letter requesting that they show toward reducing the tax rate for Department of Revenue Bureau budget, and Stapczynski said he that the items they wanted to fiscal 1985. of Accounts' rules and doesn't think "it is proper" for purchase were included in their 'We've always had some regulations regarding how them to try to pay that expense- -fiscal 1983" budget. If they question about the school towns can spend money, he said, with leftover funds from fiscal weren't budgeted for in fiscal committee spending at the end no department is allowed to 1983. 1983. but were included ui fiscal •of the year," Stapczynski added. spend money from one year's Deadlock on choice of principal Wilmington High School^jtill the superintendent and ab- to go against the wishes of the all Sware of the threats made to does not have a principal. The stained when it was his turn to board that these candidates not this board." She did not school committee and vote. be pared down to three people." however, explain what threats Superintendent of Schools Dr Sager said she was not Bridget Zukas said she was she was referring to, and she Carol Sager found themselves prepared to nominate a second upset to see that Bill Fay*fad not was quickly silenced by Phil unable to agree on a candidate candidate, at which point Mc been on Sager's list of the top Fenton, who said he had not Menimen moved that the school three candidates. "I do not see been threatened. At the opening at a special meeting last 1 Thursday, and the board opted committee repo6t ..the position person?. popularity as a of the meeting, though, instead to adjourn anter only 25 and begin the whole proeET;n si! ^sffibiing block for getting a Chairman Peterson said that he minutes. They wil/meet again over again. At the June 28 good job," she went on. "I feel and other board members had on Thursday, July T, at 7:30 p.m. meeting she had said she as strongly that he should be the been accused «f playing political in the high school library to try suspected that some of thp principal of Wilmington High duUtte with the principalship to resolve this question. remaining six candidates-were School as I felt he should not be and of promising votes to a According to state law, the not truly qualified for the job, superintendent of schools. And I .specific candidate. "When this school committee can only but were given a chance to in- will say, Dr. Sager, that you. do. process is over, all I will have approve or disapprove a can- terview for it because of their not have the interest of the towh left is my conscience and my didate recommended by the many years of service to of Wilmington and the people of name," he explained, "and I am superintendent. The recom- Wilmington schools. RejHisting Wilmington at heart.> determined to keep both of these mendation can only come from could elim>iTate--thi8-^roblem. McMenimen stated, "We're things clean." the superintendent, however, The committee defeated this and not from within the school motion 5-1. The New Joseph's It was love at first sight for these toddlers during the con- committee. That's what caused Dr. Sager later explained she HellO cerl on "*e Common, Saturday evening. The unidentified tyke on the right walked up and took the hand of Kelly Cavanaugh. the stalemate, committee did not have a second recom- She is the 19-month old daughter of Bill and Margaret member Linda McMenimen mendati'..n prepared because FLAMING HEARTH Cavanaugh of Grove Avenue. explained. "The person who has she had been on vacation and the majority of committee votes had not been able to review the RESTA URANT probably won't get the candidates' applications before NOLAN'S HEARTHSIDE superintendent's recom- the meeting. She did tell the Rte. 125 North Andover mendation," she said, adding committee that she had 1250 Osgood St - 688-8200 Sun. — Wed. that she doubts any candidate narrowed her choice down to Complete Restaurant & Lounge Dinner would be elected unanimously. three candidates: David Sager recommended David Sweeney, Dr. Joseph Connelly «u Thurs., Fn. & Sat for Two Sweeney from Foxboro High and Richard DeRosa. Chairman Open Hearth Cooking i° .aY=> Twin Boiled Live School, but this choice received Peterson and several other 95 only McMenimen's vote and committee members were Not only do we have the We also have fine Lobsters 11 harsh comments from some angered by her narrowing down BEST *v Choice ol board members. the candidates, and Peterson Seafood Specialties $1195 including: Baked Stuffed or Fried Schrod Because Sager had recom- said, "This is a thinly veiled SELECTION Boneless Chicken mended this same candidate at disguise by the superintendent OF Swordfish, Scrod 16 o/ Boneless Sirloin Tips a previous meeting on June 28, J 95 where the committee refused to TOWN OF WILMINGTON Lobster, Shrimp Sirloin Steak 8 Steak on a Stick even second McMenimen's Fried Clams One Baked Slutted J 9b Beel or Chicken Pie Beef 8 motion and bring it to a vote, Lobster All served with potato, committeeman Accardi said, in the Scallops & Sole SQ95 soup, dread & salad bar Prime Rib of Beet "This second recommendation Merrimack Also Chicken of a rejected candidate by Dr. Valley Reservations Lamb & Pork dishes Sager shows that she wants to accepied Opening July 4th PUBLIC SALE OF Maior credit Happy Hour Tickets make a roadblock of herself with USED SCHOOL FURNITURE cards accepied this committee. It's time we stop al Bar 4:00 p.m. Saturday, July 9. 1983 Entertainment bickering and she gets her • Daily Luncheon Specials Mon Fn 3 6 Month of July at A Dancing priorities right, and those The Boutwell School • Open 7 Days a Week Open your own Open Sundays priorities are the children of Boutwell Street in the Lounge as little as 25' a drink Wilmington." and Thurs, Fn & Sat evenings • Entertainment Thurs, Fri & 4:00 p.m. Accardi's statement received The Glen Road School Sat evenings a reply from McMenimen, who Glen Road Gift Certificates Available said, "It is unfair to impose your 9 A.M. -4 P.M. Easy to reach trom Rtes. 133, 93 & 495 $5 for a priorities on another person." WHEN IN BOSTON VISIT OUR OTHER FINE Happy Hour Student Desk and Chair 885 Main St., Tewksbury 851-8806 Committeeman John Brooks Robert Peterson. Chmn. 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mm HMMM TOWN CRIER, JULY 6,1983 / French students Markey holds workshops seek host families r* - Birthdays Lemos of Parker Street, Brian Congressman Edward J. •The mobile office outreach Two hundred and fifty-four American culture, from an ice Aggie Frenier of East Street, Farkas of Linda Road who will Markey will hold a series of project for the month of July will French teens are due to arrive cream cone to visiting a local Tewksbury will be a year wiser blow out the candles for the fifth Veterans Affairs Workshops give veterans and their families Thursday, July 14 to spend four historical place. They all speak on July 10 and will share time on July 15th and throughout the Seventh District an opportunity to talk about weeks with host families English, have their own pocket greetings with Sandra Byers of Tewksbury residents Cindy during July as part of his long- their problems, their concerns, throughout Massachusetts, New money, are fully insured, and Walnut Road, Kelly Carroll of_ Marie Kusmaul of Whipple range mobile office outreach and their particular needs," Hampshire, Maine, and Ver- are free to share in vacation Chandler Street, Karen Busch of Road, Maureen Byers of Walnut project. Makey said. mont. A desperate appeal for plans. The students in turn are Debra Street, Karen Morel of Road and Lori Fitzsimmons of Members of Markey's staff "The men and women who additional host families has willing to share knowledge of Charles Drive who will become Geiger Drive who will become a and others involved in veterans have served our country in the been issued by the area coor- their country, thus, creating a a teenager on the 10th, Michael teenager on the 15th. programs and services will be armed forces, especially tbose dinator, Virginia Adams, who true exchange. Hicks of Neptune Street and on hand at each of the specially - who returned disabled and in says that "students are tuni More information about the Wilmington resident Mary Golden Agers scheduled office visits to the need of assistance, deserve all away in France because "the Nacel Cultural Exchanges may Foley of Parker Street. Members of Wilmington's Seventh District's 17 cities and the care and attention we can quotas are filled early. It would be obtained from Mrs. Virginia Christina Miceli of Webber Golden Age Club on the current towns in July. provide. Educational benefits, be a terrible disappointment to Adams, 279 Pleasant St., Street, Wilmington will become birthday list include Julia Last month the rehabilitation and medical care, the accepted students not lo be Reading, 01867 or telephone a teenager of July 11 and will Cassidy of Burnap Street, and Congressman's outreach disability compensation, pen- placed with a host family in the (617)944-7577. She needs ap- share her special day with Kim Augustus McLaughlin of program targeted the U.S. sions and other services are U.S." % proximately 20 more host Bennett of Lawrence Street. Burlington Avenue. Service Academies, with available to eligible veterans. The students come to ex- families before July 9. July 12 will mark the 12th workshops in each Seventh "I have always worked to perience the everyday life of birthday of Michael Gillette of District community, including a make certain that the veterans Beech Street, Wilmington, number of high schools. Over 200 and dependents I represent Susan Scott of Fay Street and students, teachers, and parents receive all the services they Three graduate from Tewksbury resident Paul Pacini visited Markey's mobile office need and deserve," Markey Sr., of Boisvert Road. Wilmington United with their questions about said. Nazareth Academy Barbara Brogan of Eames fyethodist Church service academy application "This Veterans Affairs Street, Wilmington will turn procedures. Workshop in my mobile office another page on July 13 as will The Rev. Lawrence O'Brien, In upcoming months, the during the month of July is part Cindy Kivlehan of Burnap Street pastor, 658-8217; Richard outreach project will zero in on of that effort. If you, a relative and Tewksbury residents Nancy Vanderpool, pastoral assistant, other topics, with a series of or a friend is a veteran, you'll Purtell of Euclid Road and 658-2912; church office, 658-4519. mobile office programs on want to stop by one of the Michael McLaughlin of Accessible to the handicapped. health and medicine (August) workshops scheduled for the Catamount Road. Sun., July 10: 8:15 a.m., Half and student financial aid month of July." Kerry McAuliffe of Dadant hour communion service; 9:30 (September). In Wilmington, Wednesday, Drive, Wilmington will blow out a.m., Morning worship; 10:30 According to Markey, the July 20from9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the candles for the 10th time on a.m., Church picnic at Avco mobile office outreach project the DAV post, 430 Main St. July 14 and will share greetings field; 8:30 p.m., Al-Anon in was designed as a supplement to . In Tewksbury, Wednesday, with Brenda Burns of Lock wood Fellowship Hall. the regular mobile July 20, from noon to 2 p.m. at Road and Tewksbury resident congressional office visits. The Nancy Frost Julianne Derrick Monday: 7:30 p.m., Com- the Town Hall. Theresa Baldassari Mark Paquin of Chandler Street. mission on Education. Congressman's mobile office Anyone with questions about Wilmington Selectmap Robert Wednesday: Noon, Alcoholics makes scheduled stops in 15 the Veterans Affairs Workshops Three Wilmington girls have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doucette of Allen Park Drive Anonymous in Fellowship Hall; communities each week in Congressman Markey's resently graduated from Our Baldassari, 37 Park St., will be a year wiser on July 15 7:30 p.m., Committee CQ throughout the year. mobile office is urged to contact Lady of Nazareth Academy in received an award for serving and will share his special day Finance, Spiritual Life group. his Boston office. Wakefield. as president of ' the student with Norman MacEachern of Nancy Norcross Frost, Thursday: 7:30 p.m., council. She plans to attend the Kirk Street, Freida Gagnon of Stewardship Task Force. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. University of Hartford in Sprucewood Road, Wilfred William Frost, Jr., received an Connecticut in the fall and award for graduating with major in business. highest honors, as well as an Julianne Marie Herrick, Library can help award for her membership in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BUTTON: Catherine Jean, FITZPATRICK: Michael the National Honor Society. She William J. Herrick, 1 Catherine with vacation planning first child to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gardner, first child to Mr. and received a scholarship to Boston Ave., was president of the Button (Jean Allard) of Jeffrey Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick of College, where she plans to National Honor Society and Road, Billerica on June 16 at St. Colonial Drive, Tewksbury on The Wilmington Library has a library has travel guides for Joseph's Hospital, Lowell. June 25 at Winchester Hospital. major in psychology in the fall. plans to attend Boston College to collection of materials to help many foreign countries in- Theresa M. Baldassari, study nursing in the fall. Grandparents include Mr. and Grandparents are Mr. and plan summer vacations near or cluding Fodor's Europe and Mrs. A. Robert Allard of Jeffrey Mrs. John Gardner of Clark far. Fodor's Caribbean and the Road, Billerica and Mr. and Street, Wilmington and Mr. and For travel in the United Bahamas. Mrs. Warren Button of Mrs. James Fitzpatrick of States, the 1983 Mobil Travel Those planning to go to the Rosewood Avenue. Green Street, Woburn. Guides give up to date in-, Cape should check out the Great-grandparents are Mr. formation on lodging, Family Guide to Cape Cod for and Mrs. William J. Mann of OATIS: Ryan Patrick, third restaurants, and things to do Wed., July 6: Parents Without to 8 p.m., Biking course by Wil. places to go and things to do. Wilmington; Mrs. Christine child, second son, to Mr. and and see. An excellent book for those Mrs. William Oatis of Bir- Partners General Meeting. Call Comm. Schools Inc. Call 658- If you prefer camping, you Allard of Andover; Mr. and Mrs. 475-2276. 8592. families planning summer Pieman Button of Wakefield and chwood Road, Wilmington. Thurs., July 7: Wil. Golden can find the names and locations activities close to home is In and Ryan's brother and sister are Wed., July 13: Parents of campgrounds in Woodalls Mrs. Clara Buckley of Billerica. Age Club meets at K of C Hall. Without Partners newcomers Out of Boston With or Without David, eight, and Cindy, five. Sun., July 10: 2 p.m., at Shrine Campground Directory or in Children. This book provides meeting. Call 475-2276. Free Campgrounds U.S.A. The detailed descriptions of of St. Rita of Cascia, 158 Thurs., July 14: Boston SUMMER SPECIAL Mammoth Road, Lowell,, Bangam) Great Outdoors Guide museums, public parks, historic Harbor cruise and Quincy also provides outdoor recreation healing and novena service. Market tour, call 658-6512. sites, nature centers, zoos, Public invited. and vacation travel information beaches and more. CLEANERS Sun., July 17: 4:30 p.m., St. for the United States and The public library, of course, Mon., July 11 - 15: 9 a.m. to Dorothy's picnic for Tewks. and noon. Vacation Church School at Canada. offers a variety of interesting Wil. seniors. Sign up at Tewks. For those planning to travel books to take on summer First Baptist Church, Senior Center. Tewksbury. Call 851-6575. outside the United States, the vacation. Use the library to plan Wed., July 20: 9:30 to 11:30 and enjoy vacations. Tues., July 12-Aug 23: Dog a.m.. at DAV Post, Main Street, training by Wil. Comm. Schools Wil.. Cong. Markey's Veterans 20% Inc. Call 658-8592. Affairs Workshop: noon to 2 Tues., July 12: 1:30 p.m., p.m. Workshop at Tewks. Town YARD SALE FOR SALE Tewks. Golden Age Club meets Mall. Friday, July 8th at the drop in center. Thurs., Aug. 18: Senior 5 - 7 p.m. SUZUKI Weds., July 13, 20, 27, Aug 3: 6 Citizens' Day at Salisbury T250 off Saturday July 9th Beach. Call 851-5949. 10-2 p.m. $40000 or B.0. 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TOWN CRIER, JULY 6. 1983 My insurance agent? Outlandish attire ruled «tlhf dunk tank during the Fourth of July weekend. Dressed to (h* nin»N for hls-dunking was in- Diane Gallagher surance rep Ken Spine Hi. of the Wilmington Lions Club. Diane Gallagher of Frederick Drive, Wilmington has been named to the dean's list for the •* spring semester at Tuft's University. Diane is a sophomore majoring in fine arts. To enter To enter an item in Bits & Pieces, call the Town Crier at 658-2346 days and Tuesday nights or 658-2907 other nights and weekends. i Spotlighters The Silver Lake Spotlighters, community theatre group, elected a new board of directors at their annual meeting. Karen Moran of Wilmington I" 4 '. was elected to the publicity - members at large committee. V Ellen Heigham and Marcie i 3 Quandt to the fund-raising committee and Janice Rudnicki was elected membership r v i chairman. Ken went down faster than his hat. And when he came up — surprise — he was soaked.

Beatrice Menadier died after long illness Olive Witkum Mrs. Beatrice J. Menadier, 12 Augustus J. Donovan ol Jones Ave., Wilmington, died Wilmington; great aunt ol Jay J. was 71 Wednesday, June 29, at Donovan of Wilmington. Robert Tewksbury Hospital following a J. Donovan of New York City; prolonged illness. Lt. Richard P. Donovan, US Mrs. Olive Wilkuni ol 1 Mrs. Menadier was born in Army, Florida and Geoffrey Powder house Circle, Cambridge, the daughter of the Pierce of Florida. Wilmington died suddenly at her late Joaquin and the late Mary The funeral was held from the residence Friday. J. (Lopez) Jordan. She lived in W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Mrs. Witkum, 71 years old al Medford and Belmont before Home, 374 Main St., Wilmington. the time of her dealh, was born card. taking up residence in Saturday morning at 8:15 in Wilmington, the daughter of Wilmington 45 years ago. She followed by a funeral mass at St. the late Isabel (Muse) and the was employed at Jordan Marsh Dorothy's Church at 9:00, late Paul Surelte. She spent Company lor 10 years as a sales celebrated by the Rev. J. Kevin most Of her hie here, but lived in clerk prior to retirement. McAndrews. Burial took place Brainlree prior to moving back Mrs. Menadier was the widow in the family lot, Wildwood to Wilmington 15 years ago. of Lester Menadier; sister of Cemetery. Mrs. Witkum was the widow ol Mrs. Lillian J. McQueeney and Serving as pall bearers lor Joseph Witkum and is survived the late Edna M. Pierce of Mrs. Menadier were Steve by a sisler. Mrs Eunice Truman Wilmington; aunt of Robert J. Joncas, James Cushing, John of North Weymouth; several Pierce of Florida and the late Baldwin and Ed Buckley. nieces and cousins. The funeral was held from the W. S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Harry Pink served in WW II Home, 374 Main St., Tuesday morning at 8:15 followed by a Harry B. Pink, 919 Main St., Esther (Brousseau) Pink; two funeral mass at St. Thomas Wilmington, died suddenly at his daughters, Elizabeth Brown of Church at 9 a.m. with the Rev. home on July 1. He was 62 years Andover and Linda Allen of Victor Lavoie serving as old. Billerica; two sons, Stephen of celebrant. Serving as pall Born in Boston, he was the son North Reading and Henry of bearers were Robert Butters. of the late Frank and Mabel Wilmington; a brother Joseph of Kenneth Palm. Henry (A*mmidowni Pink and lived in Newton; a sister Mrs. Tina Suprenant and Paul Herman. Winchester for some years, then Wilminson of Boston and live in Woburn, moving to grandchildren. Wilmington eight years ago. Funeral services were held An Army veteran of World from the Lynch - Cantillion War II, he served in New Guinea Funeral Home of Woburn with a Regional Health and the Philippines with an anti- funeral mass at St. Anthony's aircraft and searchlight bat- Church in North Woburn at 10 Center donations talion. a.m. Julv 5. He is survived by his wife Friends, relatives and loved ones honored by contributions in Norman Powers died suddenly their memory to the Regional Health Center in the last month: Norman J. (Jack) Powers, and Patricia K. Powers all of In memory of Jackie An- Jr., formerly of Wilmington, 89 -Methuen; his brother, William derson, formerly of Westdale Myrtle St., Methuen, died P. of Florida; his two sisters Avenue, Wilmington, recently of suddenly on arrival at Bon ■ Mrs. Wayne (Clara H. I Maryland, son of May and Bill There are three convenient X-Press 24* locations on the Cape. Two in Hyannis at -V« Secours Hospital on Monday. Hamilton of New Hampshire Anderson ol 606 Persimmon the Cape Cod Mall and the Cape Town Plaza, and another in Falrnouth on Main Street- . ' Mr. Powers, 39, was born in and Mrs. Daniel (Marie E.) Court, Severna Park, Maryland They're three locations in a growing network of more than 400 X-Ptess 24s' ' # Cambridge, the son of Elaine M. O'Connell of Salisbury. from Emma and George Pike. around Massachusetts where you can do all your regular banking and get up to $350 •. ■ (Nicolletta) and Norman J. The funeral will be held I nun In memory ol Giacomo cash from your account in just seconds. Best ofay, they're opert 24 hours a day„365 V * ,i Jack i Powers., Sr., of the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Galante, lather of Nina Kales days a year. " ",.• >*£jL~*- Wilmington. He spent most of Funeral Home, 374 Main St., from Donald and Terry Monn. If you" don't already have a Bay Banks Card, call the Bay I kinks Hotline toll free ,. ^' his younger years in Wilmington Wilmington, Thursday morning In memory ol Allied Ayer on ana was a resident of Methuen at 8:15 followed by a funeral his birthday and Father's Day at 1-800-342-8888. Because with a Cape card in your pocket. Cape Cod can"be a lor the past eight years. mass at St. Thomas Church at 9 from the Ayer family of Wild- lot more fun. . . '• , ► Mr. Powers had been em- a.m. celebrated by the Rev. wood Street. ployed as a truck driver for the Victor LaVoie. Burial will lake In loving memory of Charles O'Donnell Trucking Company. place in the family lot, Wildwood iBud) Ross, Jr trom his sister, Ba/Banks He is survived by his wife, Cemetery. Ethel. • Kathryn L. iKennard) Powers, Friends may call at the In memory of Jo 0'Neil from The Cape Cod Vail and the Cape Town I'la/a. Ilyannis. Main Street, lalmoulh. Members FDIC. his three children, Norman J. funeral home Wednesday from 2 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keene and (Jack Powers. Ill, Stephanie J. to 4 and trom 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs Mabel MacKenzie.

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TOWN CRIER, JULY 6, 1983 Gillis challenges Official Map Danny Gillis, for many years zoning, and in which no person at that time, connecting Marion board, that because of this they a member of the Wilmington lives. It must be prepared under Street and Chestnut Street near did not realiie*the number of Dear Larz: that the role of the school Planning Board, has made a the guidance of a planning the apple monuuMt, homes that were actually on Are Wilmington's high school committee is the election of a challenge to the validity of the board, and if more than two Another daughter of the Marin Street extension. students destined to settle for candidate, not the recom- Official Map of Wilmington. homes are on any particular Delaney family is now about to The other challenge by Gillis second best? No one denies that mendation. Yes indeed, the Gillis, who also served as street, that street may not be marry. The family wishes to is for property owned by David the high school is deficient in carnival was outside the high selectman, was not a member of eliminated. give the young couple land for a LeClair. There were, Gillis said, direction, discipline, some areas school, but the circus was in- the Wilmington Planning Board The Wilmington Board of home, near the Southmayd three owners of homes on of curriculum, facilities and side! when the Official Map was Selectmen then chose to hear all home. That had to go to the Randolph Road and five owners school pride. It is imperative We all share the same goal, adopted. appeals of the official map. This board of appeals on June 14 of property. It (Randolph Road) that a new high school principal the best educational opportunity for our children. Power plays, Gillis is challenging the continued for several years. The because Marion Street Ex- should have been included on the has the ability to address all the validity of the law as it affects selectmen ruled that they would tension legally does not exist. official map. deficiencies. political maneuvering, grand- property off Marion Street be the board of appeals for of- It was at the hearing of June Mr. LeClair and another State law clearly and standing and popularity contests Extension, and on Randolph ficial map cases. 14 that Gillis appeared He told person owned property, but definitively outlines the role of are not conducive to delivering Road. Marion Street Extension, In effect Wilmington thus had the board of appeals that the without homes. Hisproperty had the school committee and the quality education. They serve to as it is called, is one of the older two boards of appeals. One, the official map was prepared under been given to him by his mother superintendent of schools in this divide the community at a time streets of Wilmington, going regular board, was to ru|e on Chapter 41, Section 81E, in and it was bis intention to build a selection process. The school when we should all be working back to the early 1700s. Ran- zoning and such question*. The which public ways and parks home. Aftei\ the Official Map committee's only responsibility together to achieve academic dolph Road, in West other, the selectmen were to and private ways then existing was voted he could not afford a is to act on the individual excellence for every child in Wilmington, also happens to be rule on official map cases. This and usea in common by two or home because he did not have recommended by Dr. Sager, Wilmington. the home address of Gillis. continued for four years. more owners, were to appear on the money to construct the superintendent of schools. I wish to support Dr. Sager for Not only does Gillis challenge In the annual town meeting of the official map. street. The law was written to keep performing her duty with the law, but Attorney Joseph March 1977, the town meeting Marion Street Extension, he Courtney says he believes our children's education from dignity - namely, recom- Courtney spoke up to say he voted that the board of appeals said, was in use by three or more Gillis is correct. becoming a pawn of politics and mending Mr. Sweeney as the believes Gillis is correct in the zoning would also be the board owners at that time, and should At the same time, Courtney undue influence from any candidate she has determined challenge. Both Gillis and of appeals official map. This not have been excluded from the pointed out that even if Gillis is source. The law's intent is to will be the high school principal N Courtney^ appeared before the seems to be the only time that official map. Attorney Courtney, correct, there is no change in ensure that any superintendent able to best serve my children Wilmington Board of Appeals, the Wilmington town meeting who was present, agreed with other cases which have been can act in the best interest of and yours. My respect is ex- (on different, cases) on June 14. voted affirmatively on an of- Gillis. heard in the board of appeals your children and mine, in- tended to Mrs. L. McMenimen Gillis appeared on a hearing ficial map. "If you find this statement to proceedings. Persons who have dependent of prejudice. The law for her vote for academic ex- wherein the Delaney family of Since that date the board of be true, permission to build purchased property and built is a good one. cellence, to Mr. Peterson for his Marion Street Extension was appeals has granted many should be granted" Gillis said, homes after an Official Map No school committee mem- courtesy in seconding the seeking a permit to build an requests under the Offical Map "and the added hardship of hearing of the board of appeals, ber, under any circumstances, motion fop* discussion, and to additional home near their act. In each case the appellant building 1,000 feet of road should and have paved a street or has the right to recommend a Mr. Brooks for lending an present one. was required to pave the street, not be required." bonded for such pavement can candidate. The law is clear on element" of restraint to the The Official Map of as far as the home which was to If the board of appeals ignores hold no hope of a change and that point, and yet one school meeting. Wilmington was adopted by the be built. The appellant could, if the possibility of errors in the relief, says Courtney. committee member chose to The high school can not func- planning board on June 26, 1973. need be, put up a bond which official map, it would be acting In other words, the challenge recommend a personal choice at tion without a principal to Arthur E. Harding Jr., was would guarantee the street in a frivolous .manner." by Gillis is good, Courtney holds, the last school committee promote and ensure educational chairman and the other would be built. The case was reviewed in part for the two cases only. Unless a meeting, an unethical gesture at excellence. The election process members were Robert Leahy, In many cases the need of by the Wilmington Planning similar case is found elsewhere best. No attempt to silence the must proceed expeditiously with William G. Hooper Jr., William building the street added $1000 Board of June 28. there can be no successful school committee is intended or a unity of spirit and cooperation. J. Hanlon, and William D. or more to the cost of building William G. Hooper, the only challenge in other parts of inferred. Merely a reminder Mary D. Husen MacKinnon Jr. the home. person on the board at this time Wilmington. Before signing, the planning Tommy Southmayd, a son-in- and at the time the official map board went over maps which law of the Paul Delaney family was adopted, told other mem- had been prepared by the town of Marion Street extension built bers that, as he recalls it, the DiBiase travels with Up With People engineer for them. The work is a home, sometime after the board was presented a map of not to be described as "slip- official map was adopted. He the Chestnut Street - Burlington by Debbi Michals formance, students also learn by Warner ".others studios and shod." Wilmington, it was said went through the board of ap- Avenue area, including Marion Not many people can say living with host families in every have lunch with Bill Varney, at that time, was the second peals. There were, at that time, Street, and then later, a map of they've recorded a live album or place they stop. They perform at winner of an academy award for community in Massachusetts to at least three families living Chestnut Street near the apple helped film ^television com- hospitals, prisons, and par- his work on movies like Star adopt an "official map." along Marion Street extension; monument, in which the other mercial, but Tewksbury's ticipate in community service Wars and Raiders of the Lost The purpose of an official map Delaney, Young and Peltlgrino. end of Marion Street extension Patricia DiBiase, 22, can. She projects like writing letters for Ark. is to eliminate old subdivisions, Marion Street Extension was a was shown. has spent the last six months or reading to people in hospitals. Recently, too, she said, the which do not conform to modern long and sometimes rough road It was possible, he told the touring the country with Up While in" Oregon, DiBiase taught group performed at a prison. With People, a theatrical and two health education classes at a They were supposed to be educational organization for local high school. outside the prison walls, but due people 17-25, designed to give Up With People has five dif- to bad weather, the show had to students a broader perspective ferent casts with 100 members in be moved indoors where they of the world by narrowing'the each cast. Students in the were closer to the prisoners. At gap between their culture and program come from 14 countries first she was a little nervous other cultures. While in and over 35 different state*. about being around the California, DiBiase explained, Tuition, DiBiase said, is $5,300 prisoners, but after the show the group recorded a live album for the year, which includes all when she actually spoke to some of songs used in their per- travel expenses, as well as food of the inmates, she was able to formances and filmed television and lodging. They are also relax. So many of them hated commercials. allowed to take courses offered prison, she said, and told her DiBiase, a nursing student at by the University of Arizona for that they would never do Northeastern University, got college credit while they are on anything that would send them involved with Up With People in the road. Right now, DiBiase back there. "It really kind of January. She had heard of the said, she is studying French. restores your faith in people," group from a cousin who had The headquarters for this she said. participated in it, and she went organization are in Tuscon, Up With People only allows to see their January per- Arizona, and have been since the students to participate in the formance. After every show, she group began in the 1960's. Ac- cast for one year. After that explained, the cast holds in- cording to DiBiase, Up With year, they can stay on as em- terviews with people who are People began as a convention of ployees of the program or move interested in the program. young people who first met on to something else. DiBiase After her interview, she said, during the era .when young said she might like to stay with she was accepted. Up With people were attributed with the group in the future, although People accepts new members being anti-everything. The she does plan to return to not based on talent, she ex- convention was started to get Northeastern and complete her plained, but rather on per- young people to express nursing degree. sonality and willingness to give themselves in a positive way. DiBiase said she has learned a and to learn. There was such a large tur- good deal since she joined Up According to DiBiase, Up With nout at that first convention, With Peop'le. "It gave me a good People isn't for everybody. It DiBiase explained, that the perspective on my life and the takes a special kind of person to group decided to meet every way I live it. .Before, belong to this group, she said, year and finally became in- California was just a place on because students learn basically corporated in 1968. the map to me, and now it's ■'■:■■■ through experience. They spend Since she joined, DiBiase has people and places and friends." a good deal of time traveling had many different experiences. In the upcoming months, the from state to state and country Recently, she worked on tha group will be traveling to the to country with their show, and advance team helping to Special Olympics in Baton I '■ • i \ i students participate in all promote Up With People's July Rouge, Louisiana, before The month of May was declared as a time when Massachusetts citizens might reflect aspects of the production. In the 4th performance at the Sampass ■leading to Finland, Norway, on the environment, and consider improving the situation, in a proclamation by Gov. group's July 4 performance, Pavillion in Lowell. Earlier this Sweden, and Denmark. They Environmental Dukakis. Some 40 students at the North I nlei;metQat« School worked on improvements to DiBiase sang. She also enjoys year, she said, she was one in a will begin a New England tour in the courtyard around the flagpole in front of the school. A series of steps were placed in running the lighting and the group of eight people to tour December. improvements front of the flagpole, each with a ceramic I!'- mosaic. Also, flowers were planted. Among technical end of the per- the students who worked on the project w« from left, Dan Borenstein. Janet D'Errico, formance. Ronnie Burns, Ernie Botte, Melissa Jamerson, Kristen Catanazo, Tammy Russo. They But that's not all. 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TOWN CRIER, JULY 6,1983 j_ 5 RR cross ing work closes Glen Road Sunday Glen Road will be closed to smoother to cross. A similar Anniversaries Karen Fielding traffic Sunday and part of Diane Tobey crossing was installed a few Evelyn and Ralph Grassia of Karen A. Fielding, daughter Monday while a railroad crew years'ago at the Main Street The Dartmouth Minute Man Chestnut Street, Wilmington will of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Club has announced that Diane installs a new crossing. The crossing, near Middlesex dance the Anniversary Waltz for crossing will be the first of Fielding of Butters Row, Tobey is the 1983 recipient of the Avenue. the 21st time on July 15., Wilmington is attending Texas several installed in Wilmington Other crossings scheduled for Dartmouth College Book Award Woman's University in Denton, at Wilmington High School. this summer. The work is being work this summer include Clark Silver anniversaries Texas and is a fashion design carried out without cost to the Street, Salem Street, Middlesex The award is presented to an Eleanor and Jim Riddle of major. The Fashion Group, Inc., outstanding junior at each of 17 town. Avenue (North Wilmington) and Main Street, Tewksbury will Scholarship Committee of The installation procedure Woburn Street. The work is high schools in the alumni club's observe their 25th wedding Dallas, Texas, sponsored a area. Diane was chosen for heE includes the replacement of generally scheduled for Sun- anniversary on July 11. scholarship for students of well track and ties. The road surface days, to minimize traffic demonstration of intellectual Phyllis and Al Trefrey of qualified four year colleges or leadership and of a positive to be installed is a rubberized disruptions. Burlington Avenue, Wilmington universities. tile surface, which is much contribution made to the extra- will celebrate their 25th an- Karen was awarded the Most curricular life at Wilmington niversary on July 12. Outstanding Awardee for $1,000 High. to be applied toward her tuition Roger Gouldsbrough Golden Agers for 1983 and 1984 semesters. Linda Smith The next meeting of the Berklee College of Music has heads Lions Club Wilmington Golden Age Club at Pamela MacKinnon accepted Linda J. Smith, At the recent annual banquet the Knights of Columbus hall • Pamela MacKinnon of Moore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and birthday party which was will be held Thursday, July 7. Street, Wimington has been Nathan Smith of North Street, the beginning of the 30th year of Topic of discussion will be the named to the dean's list at Wilmington, for entrance to its the Wilmington Lions Club, July luncheon trip. Johnson and Wales College in unique new Career Exploration Roger Gouldsbrough of Glen Providence, R.I. for the third Program, June 30 through Road was installed as president following the businessX meeting. trimester with a cumulative August 19. Her curriculum will of the Wilmington Lions Club. grade average of 4.0. Having include private instruction, Attorney Simon Cutter, past From the fire log attained the dean's list for three ensemble performance, theory, ' president and one of the charter During the week ending July consecutive semesters, she has harmony, arranging and ear members, was master of 2, Wilmington firefighters also been named to the Silver training. ceremonies. Mr. Cutter in- responded to 23 calls for Key Society. troduced Past District Governor assistance including: A pastry arts major, she is Charles Cerretani who installed One building fire, one call for working this summer as the incoming officers. Besides mutual aid, four car fires, three assistant baker at Camp Becket Mr. Gouldsbrough the following brush fires, one dumpster fire, in Becket, Mass. officers were installed. four service calls, .eight false First Vice President, Arthur alarms and one multiple vehicle At North Adams State Kelly; Second Vice President. accident. KNOWLTON: Katie, third Peter Desforge, of Salem child, third daughter to Mr. and John Lynch; Third Vice Street, Wilmington a senior President, John Markey; Healing and Novena Mrs. Robert Knowlton of Brook The Shrine Church of St. Rita computer science major and Street, Tewksbury on June 20 at Treasurer, Walter Peak; Richard J. Medeiros, Jr. of Winchester Hospital. Financial Secretary, John ol Cascia will hold its monthly Lloyd Road, a junior marketing Grandparents are Mr. and Deislinger; Tail Twister, healing and novena service have been named to the dean's Sunday, July 10 at 2 p.m. There Mrs. Joseph Andrews of Country Thomas Pazyra; Directors. list for the spring 1983 semester Club Road, Stoneham, and Mr Joseph App; 'Simon Cutter. is a ramp entrance for the at North Adams State College. handicapped. The Shrine is at and Mrs. Jack Knowlton of Mario DiLeo, Raymond Mer- Wildwood Street, Wilmington, curi, Paul St. Hilaire. 158 Mammoth Road, Lowell.

U-it^1,. Jesse and Audrey Anderson ate their house at their Fourth of HOme July cookout. Ruth and Edith OeCatur of Reading came to the SWeet cookout with a cake which they had made as an exact model I. „ , of the Andersons' home. It was accurate down to the tiniest h0me detail. . Community residence for mentally retarded to be built Fernando A. Duran, director Management, Inc. of Brighton, of the Lowell area of the and is scheduled to open for Department of Mental Health, occupancy in early 1984. officiated al the groundbreaking Persons in the residence will ceremonies of a new community attend day programs within the residence for mentally retarded area. The new program wi persons at 4 p.m., Thursday, become one more component of June 16, at the Livingston Street the integrated service system site in Tewksbury. lor the mentally retarded which The residence for eight per- the area office has been working sons will be constructed by New to establish over a period of- England Construction and many years. Laurie Carrasco and Mark Buckland to wed Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Carrasco •of Adams Street. Wilmington have announced the engagement of their daughter, Laurie Jean to Mark Buckland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckland of Methuen. Laurie is a 1981 graduate of Wilmington High school and is currently a student at Salem State College. Her fiance is a 1978 graduate of Greater Lawrence Vocational High School, Andover and is employed by Schlott Tire Co., ' Lawrence. A late August wedding is | planned.

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Effective July 1, persons the 7 a.m. to midnight time taking advantage of the free period, also exclusive of blood pressure screenings mealtimes. conducted every Wednesday in The change is necassitated by the emergency room at the the fact that the emergency Choate Hospital Division of room is busier during the Choate-Symmes Health Ser- summer months, and all efforts vices are asked to arrive bet- must be directed to those who ween 1 and 8 p.m., with the come seeking immediate exception of the 5 to 6 p.m. medical care. supper hour. Anyone wishing the name of a physician is invited to call the Several Spanish students arrived in Wilmington Wednes- These hours will continue to be day evening, and will spend the month of July with host in effect until October 1, at physician referral service at Choate, 933-6700, ext. 295. Visiting families. Pedro Barrachlna is staying with the Trout family which time they will revert to of Lawrence Street. From left, Lorraine Brozyna. who coor- student dinated the program in Wilmington. Carol Trout, Mandy Trout, Pedro Barrachina. David Trout, Bonnie Trout and Summer programs at Gene Trout.. Patten Library House okayed but A summer ct*activities and which runs for 90 minutes. paving required programs for young people has The summer reading club, been planned at Tewksbury's "Merlin's Mid-Summer Magic," There was bad news, and good of the land seeks to solve a Patten Public Library which encourages children to for Richard T. Fringuelli of drainage question. In another Assistant Director, Mrs. Moore, read and "discover the magic in Falcon Street, East Boston, in instance the individual no longer has coordinated the programs books," is offered to children in the Wilmington Board of Ap- lives in Wilmington. He built which include: story hours for grades two through six. Also, peals on June 28. Mr. Fringuelli several homes which, however pre-school children, weekly this year there will be a "Read was seeking authorizatonto have bonding to ensure the films, a summer reading club to Me" club for children in build on a lot of land off Lee street construction. and craft programs. grades K-one. Registration for Street, a way now shown on the Fringuelli was granted the Beginning July 14. story hours these reading clubs begins official map. Lee Street is off requested variance, and told he will be Weld every Thursday Thursday, July 7. More details Glen Road. had to pave the street to Glen morning for six weeks at 10:15 about the clubs is available at Since 1980 the Board of Ap- Road. That, for the gentleman a.m. Registration will be held the library. peals has granted more than from East Boston, could be a Friday, July 8 at 10 a.m. In addition, a few craft half a dozen appeals for homes financial disaster. Nothing was Thursday afternoons at 2:30, programs are being planned, the on Lee Street, many ol which paved, for over 700 feet! films will be shown lor children times and dates of which will be have been constructed and are That was the bad news. seven and older. These movies, announced. being used. In each case the The good news was that there lasting between one and Iwo For information on any of board required that the ap- are bonds, and that presumably The fireworks in Wilmington Sunday night were nothing hours, will be offered lor eight these activities, contact Mrs. llant pave the street. Bonds Lee Street will be paved to as far Bang! short of spectacular. This shot, taken from in front of the weeks beginning July 7. The Moore at the library, 851-6071. were required to ensure paving. as the house that Fringuelli Baptist Church, shows the carnival in the background. first feature will be '"Danny" None Of the paving has been plans to build. That, for him, C done. In one instance the owner could be a considerable savings.

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Fitchburg State College UMass. Amherst Bates College Harvard University University of Rhode Island Southeastern Massachusetts Robin Enos, daughter of Peter Six Tewksbury students and Ana Maria de Garavilla, Harvard Graduate School of Kenneth Baldwin of Jones University and Lou Enos of Pinehurst, has three from Wilmington have daughter of Robert and Mari de Education has awarded a Avenue, Wilmington was among Three area students been awarded a bachelor's graduated from the University Garavilla of Woburn Street,- certificate of advanced study the more than 2,000 students graduated from Southeastern degree in education from Fit- of Massachusetts at Amherst. Wilmington, and Robert (CAS) to Mel Edward Borsuk of receiving degrees from the Massachusetts University on chburg State College. Wilmington: Keith Neville, MacKinnon, son of William and Andover Street, Wilmington. University of Rhode Island at June 5: Based on Robin's academic 215 Chestnut St., B.B.A. in Marilyn MacKinnon of Moore that institution's 97th com- UMK Donna E .Melanson of excellence, community service, marketing; Peter Radochia, 56 Street, have been awarded Northeastern University mencement Sunday, May 29. Cardigan Rd,, Tcwksburv. and leadership, she was one of 29 Park St., BS. in mechanical bachelor of arts degrees from At Northeastern's University, Baldwin was awarded his Ph.- UMK Paula Melanson of Car- students selected to be listed in engineering; Christopher Bates College. D. in Ocean Engineering. digan Rd. and Wilmington the 1982-83 edition of Who's Who Tannian, 249 Lowell St., B.S. in A history and Spanish major, 82nd Commencement, Kenneth J. Knightftson of Robert and Colby College resident UCO Stephen Theriault Among Students in American economics. Ana Maria was a dean's list of Fairmeadow Rd. Universities and Colleges, other Tewksbury: Thomas student. MacKinnon majored in Shirley Knight of Pineview Michael Carlin, son of Mr. and Road, Wimington, received his Mrs. Eugene Carlin of Meadow academic honors include Kappa Caveney, Jr., 341 River Rd„ B.S. history. Both are graduates of Governor Dummer Academy Delta Pi, the International in industrial engineering and Wilmington High SchooP bachelor of science degree from Lane, Wilmington received a Honor Society for educators, opera, research; Mark Fougere, the College of Engineering. The bachelor of arts degree, cum Ernest Matthew Wallent, Jr. and the National Dean's List, 101 John St., B.S. in en- Rhode Island College ceremony was held June 19 at laude with distinction in the of 424 Middlesex Avenue, Boston Garden. major of psychology, from Wilmington, was one of 89 A ' Summa Cum Laude vironmental design; Joseph Brian Delfino of Evans Drive, graduate1, Robin's interest is Jutras, 36 Marie St., B.S. in Colby College, Waterville graduates honored at Governor Wilmington received a b.s. Dummer Academy's 220th geared to working with special environmental design; Bruce degree in management from Maine. needs children, a path which, for Kling, 1440 Andover St., B.S. in New Hampshire College Commencement Exercises held Rhode Island College at At the 51st commencement of several summers, led her to forestry; Patrick Puzzo, 995 ceremonies held on the Friday, June 10. John W. Ragle, work with severely and multiply South St., B.S. in economics; New Hampshire College, the who is retiring as headmaster of esplanade in front of Walsh degree of bachelor of science in handicapped children in a Valerie Relias, 12 Brentwood Health and Physical Education Govrnor Dummer Academy classroom setting. Rd., B.A. in zoology. human services was awarded to after 11 years, delivered the Center on the college campus, Barbara Doyle Herlihy, R.N., commencement address. During her four years at May 28. Fitchburg State College, Robin's Worcester State College wife of Timothy Herlihy of 142 varied interests included her Trull Rd., Tewksbury. Steven W. MacMullin, son of Mrs. Herlihy is employed at campus involvement in the Paul and Carol MacMullin, Special Educaiton club, Early the Massachusetts Department graduated from Worcester State of Mental Health, Region III. as Childhood Club, Newman College. He received a bachelor Association, Dance Club, instructor and coordinator of of science degree cum laude in Remotivation Technique, and is Parent's Day and the Kappa management, with a con- Delta Pi. an advisor to the Bay State centration in health ad- Remotivation Council, Inc.,as She is a graduate* of Billerica ministration and a minor in High School. Kenneth Knight well as president of the National health education. Remotivation Technique University of Lowell Organizaton, Inc. Marjorie Keefe of Linda Road, A dean's list student, he Wilmington has been awarded a received his degree with honor, GTE Sylvania Tech Bachelor of Science Degree in completing a five year program Ronald Stemmler of Boutwell Business Management from the in four years. Currently em- Street, Wilmington and Jay University of Lowell. ployed with Boston Systems Palmer of Middlesex Avenue, Boston University Operations, he plans to pursue a graduated recently from GTE Matthew WaUent Michelle Lombard of Glen Brian Delfino masters degree. Sylvania Technical School in Road, Wilmington has Knight, a 1979 graduate of Waltham where they completed While at GDA, Matt was graduated magna cum lauce Rear Admiral Pauline Shawsheen Tech, hopes to build president of the Red Key Harrington, U.S.N., RIC class of the seventh month computer from Boston University with a a computerized home and car in electronics program. Society, secretary - treasurer of BS degree in nursing. She is now '53 delivered the undergraduate the near future. the student government, a commencement address. While at the school, they employed at Deaconess completed the five phases of the dormitory proctor, captain of Hospital, Boston. Bunker Hill Community College the JV lacrosse team, and a Fitchburg State College Michael Sullivan of Fairmont program that combine theory University of California Eleven area residents were and practical hands-on training. member of the varsity lacrosse Avenue, Wilmington; Gail team, Varsity cross coutry George Robertie of Woburn among the 1,000 students Hogan of Oakdale Road; Mary Lawrence Memorial Hospital Street, Wilmington, received a recently awarded degrees from Lisa Jemson, daughter of Mr. team, yearbook staff and var- Therese Kelley of Congress sity club. He was also the bachelor of arts degre from the Fitchburg State College - Street and Barry McCarron of and Mrs. Cyril Jemson of University of California at Los Steven MacMullin Tewksbury: Raymond Boutwell Street, Wilmington, recipient of the Whittemore Parker Avenue, Tewksbury award his sophomore year. Angeles, during commencement While at W.S.C he was ap- Tremlett, Tomahawk Drive, have been awarded associate has graduated with honors from exercises held June 19, Mr. pointed to the executive board of business administration; Lawrence Memorial Hospital of The son of Dr. and Mrs. Er- degrees from Bunker Hill nest Wallent, Matt will attend Robertie graduated magna cum the Lancer Society and was a Leonard Conley, John Street, Community College. Medford School of Nursing. laude with a major in political member of the Newman business administration; Guy Clark University next falL_ science. While at UCLA, he was Association. He was a charter Indelicato, Munro "circle, a member of the UCLA Political member of Eta Sigma Gamma - business administration; David Science Honor Society, Pi Sigma Beta Omicron (National Health Trull, River Road, industrial Alpha (national political science Honor Society) and was this art; Daniel Jean, Mohawk DIET CENTER honor society), Pi Gamma Mu* year's recipient of the Donlevy Drive, business administration; (international social science Award for the most outstanding Robert Pilcher, Easement Because you want honor society), college honors, member in Student Activities. Road, biology; Lisa Gaines, to look and feel and the deans honors list, and Steven did his internship at Kendall Road, bioloty; Jane gradauted in the top seven the Regional Health Center in Hinckley, Andover Street, your best percent of a class of over 4600 Wilmington, and he hopes to communications. and because it's hard students. continue his work in the hospital Wilmington: Ann Sambataro, or nursing home setting. Shawsheen Avenue, business to loose weight alone . . . 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Gunderson Road, Wilmington Westdale Avenue, Wilmington has been awarded a bachelor of has graduated from Fisher NOW YOU CAN science degree in food service Junior College with an associate LOSE 17 TO 25 POUNDS degree in science. management from Johnson and IN JUST 6 WEEKS! Wales College, Providence. Sharon, who plans to continue her education in the fall, is a 1981 And lhat rate ol reduction can be George Robertie Bentley College Three Wilmington students graduate of Wilmington High sustained until you have lost 50, 75 and one from Tewksbury were School. or even 100 pounds and more . . . The son of George and Ger- among those who received Assumption College trude Robertie of Woburn degrees from Bentley College, Richard Scanlon of Birchwood AND WE'LL TEACH YOU Street, Wilmington will enter the Waltham on May 21. Road, Wilmington has, been HOW TO KEEP IT OFF! National Law Center at the Raymond Del.ura of Euclid awarded a bachelor of arts George Washington university Road, Tewksbury was awarded degree in history from in Washington, D.C. in August, his master's in business ad- Assumption College, Worcester. CALL TODAY! The Healthy Diet as a candidate lor the Juris ministration. Mo Shots Doctor degree. He plans to Andrea Berman of Thurston New York University * pursue a career in com- Avenue, Wilmington received an James E. Tucker, son of Mr. No Drugs munications and media law. and Mrs. Donald Tucker of MS in taxation as did Joyce AT THE No Pre-packaged Foods Brisbois of Boutwell Street. Paul Shady Lane Drive, Wilmington Springfield College , Palizzolo of Lawrence Street was among the more than 7000 Annmarie Capodanno of was awarded an MS in finance. graduates awarded degrees Arlene Avenue, and Elizabeth from New York University, Anne Peabody of Fairmeadow Fisher Junior College Greenwich Village, Manhattan, Road, Wilmington, were among Stephen Delmonico of on June 3. DIET This ad $ *| f\ the 652 recent graduates of Wilmington has been awarded Tucker received his Master of worth * w Springfield College. an associates degree in business Arts Degree in Deaf Education management from Fisher CENTER' toward your first week Both earned bachelors frbtn the School of Education, degrees, with Elizabeth Junior College's Evening Health, Nursing and Arts at Diet Center graduating cum laude. Division. Professions.

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Wilmington All-Stars open play this week

Wilmington Little League The Senior League will be who will play against other action this week will feature the entering two all-star teams in teams of the same age. At press Minor and Farm League All- the tournament. One team will time, the players selected for Star games. Both games will be consist of only 13-year-old the Senior League All-Star played at Rotary Park Sunday, players and will play against teams had not been announced, July 10. The Farm League game other teams made up of just 13- however their names as well as will begin at 3 p.m. and will year-olders. all tournament results will consist of a team of American The other team will be made appear in future editions. Division Alt-Stars vs. a team of up of 14 and 15-year-old players National Division All-Stars. The American Division all- stars are Bobby Fleming, Judy O'Connell, Pat Rogers, Tony Grassia, Brian Oxman, Bobby ■ r- Palazzi, James Reidy, Kevin Pop Warner champs Fuller, Joseph Bayles, Derek Twohig, Danny Godin, Chris D'Amelio, Robby Fales, An- m&. thony Bonnariggio, Christian tour State House Armata and Tommy Sheehan. The National Division all- stars are Tommy Ducey, Bill Wilmington BMX racing champion Chuck Webster jumps six rather brave souls The National Champion of the new owners of the Nor- BMX champion in demonstration of his talents last Wednesday night. Webster and several of his Kerrigan, Matt McManus, Chris thmeadow Tennis Club gave the racing mates put on the show under the direction of Don Hill. Sullivan, Bobby MacDonald, Tewksbury Pop Warner Chiefs Jimmy Ware, Eric Flynn, Steve were treated to a tour of the youngsters and their parents State House recently as guests and coaches a party and McGlinchy, Mike Gaglione, presented the team with Sports Notebook by Rick Cooke Joey Lessard, Eric Hezelton, of State Rep. Jim Miceli. The players, cheerleaders; proclamations from the town. Jamie Pote, Darryl Grant, Paul Sullivan told the group that the Haught, Chris Nolan and Ken coaches and parents were all Vachon. invited into the House Chamber, town was proud of them, while The Minor League All-Stars where speaker Thomas MaGee Selectman William Hallisey game #ill consist of a team of had the teams accomplishments stated this was a feat that came Bid the Breakers goodbye East Division All-Stars vs a read into the official records. He probably once in a lifetime. presented Tewksbury Director Program Director Mike team of West Division All-Stars. Whelton, on behalf of the team The East team all-stars are Paul Mike Whelton with an official Lewis, Kurt Bellson, David proclamation for the members and cheerleaders DeCenso, Eric Maciejewski, organization. The speaker along with the coaches and On rare occasions, I will cover Breakers for Boston, a fact that Sean McNamara, Jason Oliver, remarked that the entire state parents, would like lo thank Mr. a college or even a professional hit home as I sat and baked on Crump, with a shot at 1,000 Tim Penney, Jon Masse, Derek was proud of the Tewksbury Miceli for providing the group sporting event, with those oc- an aluminum bleacher seat, yards, was pulled, and a field Stokes, Larry Flynn Ken Lee, group for its' athletic and with an educational tour while casions often directly related to cooling myself down with a goal try that would have given Ray Robinson, Michael George, academic achievements in giving them the honor of being the fact that I received a tankard of cola (the cups are kicker Tim Mazzetti the league Kevin Bowlby, Jason Stevenson, gaining the National ranking of presented to the House of complementary ticket or had enormous) followed by four cups scoring title was not attempted Bobby Serran and Dorreen number one team in the United Representatives. some time off from the high of semi-warm beer. Sunday's because Coury said he "did not Nolette. The West team all-stars States. school, youth sports or adult game drew over 15,000 sincere want to rub their faces in it." are Richard Barletta, Matt Rep. Miceli then took" the recreation beat and decided to and spirited "people, but no The season was perhaps Callahan, Dennis Walsh, Kevin group to the House Education quite naturally spend it wat- matter how much sincerity and summed up when throughout the Gibson, Jimmy Medeiros, Derek Committee Chamber, where he Tewksbury ching some game somewhere. spirit was involved Sunday, it is game every time a Breaker Nardone, Mark Vigliotti, Brian presented each player, This past Sunday I watched, a case of too little too late. went down with an injury, there MacDonald, Brian Woods, Mike cheerleader and coach with an (from a "complementary' end- Nothing less than a a consistent was Coury in his game dress of Morris, Brian Gillis, Frank individual citation, whil$ stating Pop Warner zone seat) the Boston Breakers 30,000 draw would save this baseball cap, white shirt and tie, Cenca, Mike Buonopane, Jerry that he was proud to have these play their last professional team. racing out on to the field behind Driscoll, Ryan Collins and Andy youngsters in his district. Miceli football game at Boston The final game, like the his trainers to see for himself Jamerson. then took the group that in- registration University's tiny Nickerson season itself, was memorable how seriously his player was The Girls Softball Major cluded parents to meet Field. The first year United not only for the score (the injured. League and Senior League Governor Dukakis for a photo Now, what other professional States Football League team Breakers blitzed the Chuck Divisions will be entering a with the team. The Tewksbury Pop Warner will not return to the Boston Fairbanks-Herschel Walker led head coach do you know of who team In the post season all-star From there it was off to the does this every time a body football program will hold its' area next year simply because New Jersey Generals, 34-10), tournaments set to begin next Jade East Restaurant in 1983 registration this Saturday, they can not avoid losing two but in the way thai this Boston bounces off the turf? Fairbanks week. The girls Softball all-stars Tewksbury, where the team was and Tom Landry check their July 10 at St. William's School million dollars a season at B.U. team conducted itself. are AnneMarie Andersen, the guest of William Chen, from 10:30 a.m. to noon. and there is no other place for After reserve running back depth charts for a replacemant. Judith Baptiste, Christine owner of, the China Pearl To Coury, these are people To be eligible for this them to play. Anthony Steels belted out the Bonariggio, Kristen Cavanaugh, Restaurant in Boston. While program, a boy must have been There is Schaefer -be sportscaster Teresa Murray, Melissa Peters, him of their selecton as National Mazzetti said it so well following dition to these ages, boys born (er, Sullivans) wouldn't be Walker and would not score Gwen Pillsbury, Laurie Champion. Mr. Chen was so on or between January 1, 1969 upright and outstanding again until garbage time late in Sunday's game. "There are so Robinson, Jennifer Ryan, Kelly impressed that he gave the many cliches you could use to and July 31, 1969 are eligible to businessmen if they let these the fourth quarter. Sullivan and Sheryl Topping. group a note written on Senate play on the traveling A teams if neophyte footballers move in on With a playoff berth hanging describe this season. The The Major League all-stars President William Bulgers trouble is they are all true. Call they weigh 115 pounds of less on their territory. by a thread (the 11-7 Breakers are Steve Hanafin, Chris Allan, stationery authorizing the Jade opening day. The maximum When these Breakers do head fell short when Chicago routed it chemistry. We just somehow Steve Holbrook, Adam East in Tewksbury to give the in a short period of time weight for A team candidates is off for Memphis, Seattle, or Oakland, 31-7) and several in- Pagliarulo, Michael Smith, Joe whole group lunch and send the 135 pounds on opening day. wherever, Boston will be left dividuals with shots at leading developed a lot of respect and Vieira, Jason Bere, Steve bill to him. with memories of a class league categories, coach Dick love for one another." Lowney, Richard Hersom, Paul That evening Board of organization that put a solid and Coury refused to run the score Trites, Paul DeFronzo, Mark Selectmen Chairman Paul Pop Warner entertaining product qn the field up and decided to go out with his Notebook Kwiatkowski, Gary McMillan " Sullivan and the Tewksbury •" page nine in just one short season. usual touch of class. and Dale Gaffey. selectmen with the cooperation It is too late to save the Running back Richard page nine

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True, this team did have an to earn a few bucks. But the fact I think that the Celtics want to Hanafin, aura of caring, but there was remains that one or two nights of sign McHale, but they also want some individual talent put summer play won't lead to much to deal him away after he inks % together by Coury and his staff improvement on the high school the dotted line, which is their White Sox that included his son and former level. reason for not including a no- NFL quarterback Roman In years past I know - that trade clause in his new contract. edge Yankees Gabriel, whose son was a Tewksbury players have been With Johnson on board, the backup quarterback with the helped by the level of ethe Celtics now have a ship over- Major League Division team. 'veteran' competition at the stocked with guards. Tiny Ar- White Sox 5 Yankees 4 Top performances were of Livingston Street courts. This chibald and M.L. Carr are Steve Hanafin of the White Sox course turned by longtime NFL summer however, even most of almost sure to walk the plank, and Chuck McEwen of the journeyman quarterback the veterans have disapeared with Charles Bradley treading Yankees led their teams in this Johnnie Walton, Crump and because the good competition is on shaky ground. exciting first place battle. Mazzetti. just not there. Auerbach said after last Steve, pitching the distance Walton, who was replaced late During one stretch of four season's playoff demise that he for the White Sox, struck out 13 in Sunday's game and drew a straight nights of Livingston will not carry high salaried while allowing only five hits. hug from Coury practically at hoop action, I ran into TMHS players on his bench. With that Steve also collected two hits, midfield, completed 324 of 589 reserve Billy Saunders and comment in mind, I look for and along with the timely hits of passes for 3,772 yards and 20 future TMHS player Rob rookie Kite and recently signed Dave Gaffey, Sean DeMaggio touchdowns, Walton was Aylward. Saunders in fact has Continental League bomber and Mark Lee, picked up five probably the best QB in this been playing more than most off John Schweitz (he was the last runs. league, especially when it came what I have seen. cut a year ago) to occupy two of Chuck also went the distance to leading a team on a comeback If I may offer some con- those reserve roles. for the Yankees, striking out trail. structive criticism of some of The forwards, barring a eight while allowing only five Crump averaged more per this summer hoop play. The McHale trade, will be Larry hits. The Yankee' offense came carry than either Walker or younger players in Tewksbury Bird, Cedric Maxwell, Scott from the big bats of Ray Mer- Philadelphia's Kelvin Bryant- suffer from a noticeable lack of Wedman and McHale. Robert curi (two hits), Chuck McEwen, and he achieved this feat with a team defense (helping out, Parrish and Kite are the cen- Mark Kwiatkowski and Joe pass orientated team. calling picks) and ball ters, with Gerald Henderson, Spencer. The Breakers' offensive line movement. Too much dribbling, Danny Ainge, Dennis Johnson, Red Sox 15 Indians 5 was the best in the league at long range bombing and lack of Quinn Bucker and Schweitz, who The Red Sox' bats woke up, as protecting the passer, as the defensive concentration are can also play forward, in the the whole team put on an of- QB's were sacked just eight killers in this game. End of backcourt, fensive show against three times in 617 attempts. You have sermon. I am still not happy with this Indian pitchers. to go back to the NFL's 1975 St The new Celtic order team's backcourt however, Twins 8 Tigers 4 Louis Cardinals and 1970 San Just what do these Boston since there is not a guard here Wild Bill Donovan pitched the Francisco 49ers to draw com- Celtics have planned for us ? who can consistently bang in a ... complete game for the Twins. parisons that are even close- and 20 foot jump shot. Johnson and Wild Bill's offense came from Reserve center Rick Robey is The Rangers' Steve Sarafin siis down on the Job In recent both clubs attempted to throw gone to Phoenix for guard Buckner are essentially big Time the bats of Jeff Stevenson, Jeff Wilmington tee-ball action. Actually, Steve wag Just getting Bowen and Jamie Robichaud. fewer passes than this spring's Dennis Johnson, and in Robey's defensive guards who can score out set to make a super defensive play. Breakers. place is another slow, poor enough on drives and short Jason Bere had three hits for Defensively, the ringleader shooting backup big man in jumpers. Ainge has not proven the Tigers. The pitching was and most talented player was BYU's Greg Kite. More im- to be an NBA starting guard shared by Chris Ward and Matt Ohio State linebacker Marcus portantly, the team has signed a with all of his shooting streaks. Lopez. Marek. Marek led the team in new lease with the Boston Probably the best all-round White Sox 5 Orioles 0 tackles and is a legitimate first Garden and has apparently th- guard on this team is Hen- tion Scott McMillan pitched and round pick in the NFL. warted the New York Knicks' derson, a player who has im- batted the White Sox to a pen- The highlight of this fledgling attempts to sign Kevin McHale. proved each season and can only nant clinching victory over the season had to be the last second Rating the recent moves, I be better under the guidance of Canoe lessons Hours of operation are 9 a.m. to Orioles. Scott went the distance, Walton to Frank Lockett tip- give the Robey-Johnson deal new coach K.C. Jones, The Wilmington Recreation 12:30 p.m. Registration takes striking out 12, walking three pass that defeated Philadelphia. high marks, while the Garden If the Celtics have made all Department's canoe lessons are place at the playground, and is and allowing only one hit. The The lowlights were provided lease is the only solution as to a the moves that they are going to nearly filled to capacity. The free of charge. Sox' offense came from the bats by fate (and the lousy New place to play (there will be no make before next season, they lessons are certified by the Red Wildcat Park is headed up by of Scott McMillan (two hits), England spring) that gave the new arena in my lifetime) and are still a good six to 10 games Cross. They are for ages 12 and the same leaders of a year ago- Paul Maiella (two hits), Dale Joan Sullivan, Linda Staffiere steam two rain-swept and bone the whole McHale thing is still behind the Sixers, and not much up. Rec. Director Ron Swasey Gaffey (two hits), Mike Benton, Mailing night games with graded as incomplete as far as better off than either the Nets or will conduct the lessons. Call the and Lenny Howard. The leaders Steve Killelia and Sean Oakland and Denver that I'm concerned. the Knicks. Rec Office for further details. promise a varied schedule of DeMaggio. Paul Maiella also resulted in crowds of 7,000 and Red Sox activities for the youngsters. played an excellent defensive 4,000. The Rec. Dept. is sponsoring Parents are urged to take their game at firstbase. Those final figures are what the first of three Red Sox trips children to the gym entrance of Paul Trites pitched well for spelled the end of the 'Boston' next Saturday, July 16. The the high school. There they can the Orioles, striking out eight. Breakers. Unfortunately, this game is at 2:15 p.m. encounter register, meet the leaders and This gives Paul more than 100 team needed every 'break' in Pop Warner from page eight with Oakland. The bus leaves pick up their schedules. strikeouts for the year. Mark the book to make it in Boston. the WHS parking lot at 1 p.m. Bobek had a booming double to What should be remembered Cost is $400 for ticket and Roller skating lead off the game fof the only however, is that they were a Boys must be accompanied by pounds; D team, 8-9-10, weight, transportation. Register at the The Recreation Department O's hit. success on the field, and fun to a parent or guardian and take a 50-85 pounds. Rec Office. will take a bus load of boys and Standings watch, which is refreshing in copy of their birth certificate as The program supplies all Playground girls to Roll on America in White Sox (Elks) 13-3 today's financial numbers game proof of age. All boys must uniforms and equipment except The Rec. Dept. opened its Lawrence for an evening of Yankees (Rocco) - 11-6 that is played in boardrooms register even if they were on a personal items, and welcomes summer playground today roller skating Wednesday, July Angels (Converse) 10-7 across the country. team last year. Candidates will all new boys and girls who would (Wednesday) for all Wilmington 13. The bus will leave the W.H.S. Indians (Chisholm) 8-9 Not like the old days be assigned to teams according like to join Pop Warner football. youngsters in grades one parking lot at 6:45 p.m. and will Red Sox (Fred F. Cain) 7-9 The Tewksbury Livingston to national age and weight limits There is no registration fee. through six. return by 10:30. Cost will be Tigers (Jim Miceli) 7-10 Street basketball courts have and ability. All boys who sign up The Wildcat Park playground $3.00 plus $1.00 for skate rental. Orioles (Bob's Auto) 6-11 been much improved after some will make a team regardless of is located at the high school. Register in the Rec Office. Twins (Sons of Italy) 5-12 much needed repair earlier this vacation status if noted on the sum rrter, but those days of application. having to wait for someone to The program will field drop from exhaustion to get in a traveling A, B and C teams this little time on one of the area's year along with four intercity three courts appear to be long league teams. The D teams TEN TOWNS gone. In fact, most nights its format will be added to tough assembling 10 players for Tewksbury's programs for the a half decent fullcourt game. first time this year, thereby AUTO HOME APARTMENT The Best Buy in Classified I know that the high school age separating the candidates into players are involved in their more competitive groupings. Automobile Insurance for Every Motorist own league that involves one or Traveling teams Same Day Plate Service . two nights of play. 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"I was proud of Wilmington!" behavior exhibited during the said Jack Cushing, chairman of long weekend, especially by the town's Fourth of July young people in town. The Committee. weekend was a smooth Jack was referring to the operation, with very few problems. Cushing was proud that there Hop Karen DeFranclsco hops to the finish line, winning the sack were no vandalism or theft race during Wilmington's July Fourth celebration. The problems, either at the carnival to it weather for the race was hot, just plain hot. at the high school or at the trailers left on the Common. Estimates of the size of the crowd vary, but several thousand — possibly 10,000 — people were present on Sunday night for a dazzling fireworks display. The display had a "fake finale" at mid-point, and^«0mj people actually leflr'ais^p- pointed, thinking .the shanf was over. After -a"" minute, the fireworks^pesumed, at a faster pacc-Tfle show climaxed with a dispay that defies description. Hot weather held through the weekend, except for a heavy shower Saturday noon, which disrupted the art show, held by the Wilmington Council for the Arts. It was so hot, and there were all those other girls with doll Doll carriages. The tiniest of the entrants in the doll carriage Wave length? doldrums parade. Karen Hardy just stopped and watched .everyone 'Fourth' awards else.' • "This is Captain America calling" ' — or is it John Brown, who found a novel way to display Old Glory. A Saturday night member of the Fourth of July Com- mittee, he was in communication A special awards night will be with other workers on a walkie- held on Saturday night at the talkie. Wilmington K of C Hall. Awards will be given to the winners of Sunday was a hot day to be wearing a Snoopy costume, but events in the July Fourth Snoopy's Brian Davies weathered the heat — and a few tweaks on the Concert Tuesday celebration. The program, open pals nose. Youngsters at the Fourth of July festivities on the Com- to the public, begins at 8 p.m. mon really warmed up to him. The Wilmington Recreation Dept. concert which was rained out on Tuesday evening will be held next Tuesday, July 12 on the Common. Supplying the "double - barrel" entertainment will be Sharon Hanson and her fellow "Cloggers," a local dancing sensation. Blues and swing by "Montage" will follow. The How do Greg and Tracy DeCecca went for a "motorcycle "Cloggers" will perform from ride" at the carnival in Wilmington on Sunday night. you start Greg was quite interested in the workings of his vehi- 7:30 to 8 p.m.; "Montage" will this thing? cle. play from 8 to 9:30. ilrnington | ws

Officer James McNally. Nilson March 18. Under the During the week ending July provisions of the new drunk 5, Wilmington police officers Langlois was charged with operating a motor vehicle while driving law anyone convicted of responded to nine accidents, a second offense of operating made three arrests, and two under the influence of alcohol. In Woburn District Court Tuesday under Or convicted of a second The annual question of who has the fastest hospital bed in town was decided on Wednesday protective custody detentions; offense of operating after evening. The winner was a team of "space shots" from Analog Devices, right. They beat the they assisted other departments her case was continued to The great August 5 for a conference. suspension of his license due to a Altron team in the finals. The Analog team included Dave Courage. Alan Rodenhlser, Mike four times, quieted 25 distur- prior O.U.I, conviction is subject bed race Wilson, Mike Mazola. Dennis Wilson, Pedro Alsulla. Bill Thohipson (on bed) and Tom Car- bances and checked out three Officer Pat King arrested a rien, who served as the oiler. The bed was decorated by Mimi Fox, Doris Thibodeau and Reading man Monday morning. lo a mandatory sentence of larcenies. seven days in the house of Brenda Parker. Medical assistance was given Jonathan C. Cail of Summer Avenue was charged with correction. once, one stolen vehicle was The July Fourth weekend was reported and two stolen vehicles speeding and operating a motor vehicle while under the in- an exceptional one in that there were recovered; alert neighbors were no serious problems for the ilrnington senior topics reported 11 incidents of fluence of alcohol. Tuesday morning in Woburn District police department other than suspicious activity. Two cooperate as much as possible the seniors taking part. The, Court his case was continued to the inevitable fireworks com- Senior citizen day trespassing complaints, three plaints. The fourth of July with the women preparing the Council has nothing to do with involving trailbikes, 11 involving July 19. The annual St. Dorothys acitvities were well run, and the Senior Citizen Day will be held meal. the trips. Most of them are traffic and 32 involving A Tewksbury man was huge crowd in attendance for the on the church grounds Sunday. Council meets Monday handled by Frances Calandrello fireworks were logged. recently sentenced to seven fireworks was dispersed within July 17. Those who intend to be The Council on Aging meeting on her own. Many other Thirty-six alarms were days in the "house of correction half an hour after the grand at the picnic must sign up at the will be held at the Drop-in brochures come to the Center sounded, one assault and bat- under the mandatory provisions which are posted. Any senior of the new drunk driving law. finale. Drop-in Center. A $1.00 refun- Center Monday, July 11, starting teryVase was investigated along at 1:30 p.m. Many issues of interested in these trips can call Robert Nilson, 32, of 249 TOWN OF WILMINGTON dable deposit is required. It is with two breaks; six domestic interest to the seniors will be the number printed on the problems, two liquor related Shawsheen St. was sentenced requested that the $1.00 be placed in a sealed envelope, with discussed and voted on. All brochures. complaints, and five incidents of by the Lowell six man jury name and address. It will be . seniors are urged to be on hand. Day trips vandalism are still under in- session after admitting to suf- returned in the manner in which Dancing continues Day trips for the seniors are vestigation. ficient facts to a charge of paid for by the Council on Aging operating after revocation of his it is received. Dancing continues in the Arrests Dropin Center every Friday and are open to any senior Early Friday morning Officer license due to an O.U.I, arrest. Hot lunch program BOARD OF APPEALS The summer hot lunch afternoon. This is a chance to citizen in the town. (A senior Pal King arrested a local man Officer Chris Neville arrested Case 72-83 program has started at the West polish up the steps learned citizen is any person 60 years or after a three mile chase up Main during the winter. older). The deposit paid when a Street into South Tewksbury. A Public Hearing will be held at Intermediate School. Call the TOWN Or' WILMINGTON the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Overnight trips reservation is made goes to help Peter Canning, 21, of Lee Street, center for reservations or to Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 cancel. It is necessary to Every few years the subject is defray the expense of the trip. Wilmington was charged with P.M., on the application of George ' brought up about trips spon- The amount of the deposit operating'a motor vehicle while P. Tentindo, Jr., 30 Lucaya Circle, to sored by the Council on Aging. charged is voted on by the under the influence of alcohol, acquire a variance from the stan- Council on Aging when BOARD OF APPEALS Any trip which involved an speeding and failing to keep to dard dimensional regulations (Table overnight stay is always paid by arranging the trip. the right of the roadway. II) authorizing the construction of Case 75-83 Sunday evening Patricia PLANNING BOARD an addition within a required A Public Hearing will be held at Wilmington seniors' menu NOTICE OF reserve side yard. Map 101 Parcel the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Langlois of McDonald Raod, PUBLIC HEARING Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 Wilmington was arrested by 67. Week of July 11 barbecued chicken, fluffy rice, In accordance with the provisions Bruce MacDonald P.M., on the application of Dorothy Monday: Meatloal with buttered broccoli, wheat bread of Chapter 41. Sections 81-T and Chairman, Board E. Capozzi. 190 Chestnut Street, to ketchup, baked potato, buttered and butter, tapioca pudding with 81-U. M.G.I. . the Planning Board J6.13 of Appeals acquire a variance from standard topping and milk. will hold a public hearing on Tues- dimensional regulations (Table Hi vegetable, rolls and butter, cake BOARD OF APPEALS Thursday: Chilled juice, ( OMMOMWAI.T1I Of MASNAC III SKTTS day, July 12, 1983 at 8:00 PM at 342 to divide a parcel of land into three with frosting and milk. LAND COl'HT DKPAKTMKNT Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, Case 73-83 lots, one with less than required area Tuesday: Chilled juice, roast lasagna, tossed salad, rolls and OF-THK TRIM. COURT Mass. in the Town Hall Annex on the A Public Hearing will be held at and width, and two lots with less turkey with gravy, mashed butter, Jello with topping and (SEAL) Case No 110706 To Richard S. Briars, Trustee of Thf Remrk application of Joseph A. Langone. the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex than required frontage and width potato, carrot nuggets, cran- milk. Keslty Trust, of Highland Park, in the Stale of II 375 Main St.. Wilmington, Mass. for *Avenue, on July 26, 1983. at 7:00 Map 15 Parcel 10 and 10B berry sauce, rolls and butter, Friday: Clam chowder, baked linois. Woonsocket Inalilalion for Saving*, a duly approval of a definitive subdivision P.M., on the appplication of Helen T. Bruce MacDonald, fish, whipped potato, tossed existing corporation having an usual place of Iresh orange and milk. plan entitled "Definitive Subdivison Ventesanakos, S8 North Street, to ac- Chairman, Board salad, wheat bread and butter, business in Woonsocket. in the state of Rhode quire a variance from standard Wednesday: Chilled juice. Island, and Mlchlenil Construction and lie* elop. Plan Blanchard Road, Wilmington, J6.13 of Appeals ice cream and milk. menl Inc.. a duly existing corporation having an Mass " by Robert E Anderson. Inc dimensional regulations (Table II) usual place of business in Belmont. Middlesex Reg. P.E. & L.S., 178 Park Street, authorizing the construction of a BOARD OF APPEALS Minuteman Home Care menu County, and said Commonwealth, andtoallpcr North Reading, Mass dated May 6, garage within a required reserve Case 76-83 sons entitled to the benefit of the Soldiers" and A Public Hearing will be held at Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940 as amended 1983. located and bound northerly side and rear yard area. Map 78 Week of July 11 Woonsocket Institution for Savings, a duly ex and westerly by land of the Town of Parcel 14A. the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Served at Burlington Senior bread, fresh fruit. isling corporation having an usual place of Wilmington; southerly by Lots 117, Bruce MacDonald, Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 Citizens Friendship Center, 45 Tuesday: Brunswick stew, business in Woonsocket. in the State of Rhode Chairman P.M., on the application of Frank T. Island, claiming to be the holder of a mortgage 118. 119. 120 Houghton Road as Center St., Burlington where apple juice, harvard beets, shown on Assessors' Map 20. and J6.13 Board of Appeals Soracco, Trustee, Wilmington 261 covering real property in Wilmington. Jewel Realty Trust, P.O. Box 32, 2 Main nutrition aide is Kay branola bread, chilled fruit. Drive, 2.77 acres, given by Richard S Bczark. easterly by land of N/F Wednesday: Braised steak Trustee of the Bezark Realty Trust to plaintiff BOARD OF APPEALS Street, Stoneham, MA 02180 to ob- Cavanaugh. Call 272-9552 for MacEachern.' Kendall Street and reservations. with wine and mushroom sauce, dated January 26. l»S2. recorded with Middlesex land of N/F Borghetti and showing Case 74-83 tain a variance from the provisions County (Northern Districtl Registry of Deeds. of the Wilmington Zoning Bylaw as North Woburn - Wilmington at delmonico potatoes, peas and Book 2520. Page 104. has filed with said court a nine proposed lots A Public Hearing will be held at complaint for authority to foreclose said mor A copy of the plan and application the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex amended on May 17, 1983, to North Congregational Church, onions, oatmeal bread, hunters tgage in the manner following: by entry and is on file at the Planning Board's Of- Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 authorize and validate previously 896 Main St., Woburn where site pudding with topping. possession and exercise of power of sale fice and may be inspected during the P.M., on the application of Sharon granted building permits, zoning manager is Marilyn Georgis. Thursday: Cream of broccoli If you are entitled to the benefits of the variances, parking and site plans Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of 1940 as hours of 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday and Joseph Powers, 4 Short Street, Call 933-8643 for reservations. soup, turkey cheese cold plate, amended and you object to such foreclosure you through Thursday. to acquire a variance from standard approved persudant to the Zoning Menus are subject to change hard boiled egg, lettuce, beet Bylaw in effect before May 17, 1983, or your attorney should file a written appearance Any parson interested, or wishing dimensional regulations (Table II) without notice. Transportation and onion salad, wheat bread, and answer in said court at Boston on or before authorizing the construction of an which do not conform to the amend- the eighth day of August 1983. or you may be to be heard on the proposed plan, is available, especially for fresh fruit. addition within a required reserve ed Zoning Bylaw. Map R2 Parcels forever barred from claiming that such should appear at the time and place handicapped people. Friday: Crispy fried fish, foreclosure is invalid under said act designated. side yard Map 80 Parcel 6A. 26A, 26B, 26C. Witness. WILLIAM I. RANDALL. Chief William G. Hooper, Jr., Bruce MacDonald. Bruce MacDonald, Monday: Tossed salad, tartar sauce, O'Brien potatoes, Justice of said Court this twenty first day of June Chairman Chairman. Board Chairman, Board dressing, manicolti, meatsauce, clarement salad, Vienna bread, J6.13 of Appeals JonnG Kelleher J29.J6 Wilmington Planning Board J6.13 of Appeals Italian blend vegetables, italian applesauce. ja Hecorder

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Supplement lo Daily Times & Chronicle (Woburn. Re*ding. Winchester. Burlinglon. wAkeiieid). Lynnlteld Villager, No Reeding Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier. Stoneham Independent WEDNESDAY, JULY6, 1983-PAGE Si People asked What do you think of Sunday openi

ByJOHNALABISO Rep. Timothy A. Bassett D- Aerie Day of Woburn said he in New Hampshire, felt optimistic day. And then again, there were It had first started out as the Lynn, who led the fight to repeal was "relieved when they let us about the change, she said, "I those who really didn't have a Sundays between Thanksgiving the laws, felt that it would boost buy on Sundays" explaining that haven't had to do it very often. stand either way. and Christmas, but for those who the state's economy and that it if he needed to purchase anything It's not like I normally go out and Jack Ware of Framingham were anxious to repeal the would "make us a little more free on a Sunday, he definit ely would. shop on a Sunday." Brenda said, "1 don't usually shop on shopping Blue Laws, it was the by getting the state out of the Although Jacky Rand of Hartshorne, also from New Sundays. I buy something (on light at the end of the tunnel. business of telling us what we Wakefield, who currently resides Hampshire and formerly from Sunday) once in a great while." should or should not be doing in Wakefield, said, "It's nice but I Ware added that he usually tries our spare time." sure wouldn't want to work on a to avoid shopping on Sunday. In last week's article, a con- Sunday." sensus of local merchants were Hartshorne's statement brings There were a few others who undecided because they felt it was up a whole other argument which felt that the shopping law too early to tell. But for the revolves around who would want shouldn't have been changed at consumer, most of those in- to work on a Sunday? When asked all. "I just don't think it's terviewed felt that it was a the question, Cogan replied, "I necessary," said DorisCrowell of welcome change indeed stating don't know, 1 might." In regards Stoneham. "We have six <)ther that it is convenient but adding to the same question, Pamela days in the week to shop. I have that it wasn't totally necessary. Marks of Woburn said, "I never shopped on a Sunday, not Robert Conley of Salem, who probably would." yet anyvGay." normally works on Sunday,'said, Although most of those in- Muriel Weldon of Woburn said "I think it's a boost to the Com- terviewed felt that the seventh thai she has done no shopping on monwealth. I've been" doing my shopping day was convenient, Sunday at all and would rather shopping on a Sunday." Conley they were hesitant in answering have a "day of rest." "I would explained that the option of the question of working on Sun- rather we have the Blue Laws," shopping on a Sunday gives she said 0/^ people that have to work Openings S-4 Robert Conley of Salem throughout the week a chance to shop. Yvette Conley said, "I think it's a good idea." "You get more shopping done and you don't have to go out after school shopping for clothes," said Valery Cogan of Woburn. Jacky Rand of Wakefield Doris Crowell of Stoneham \o)MUM]i% ffifEMS Supplement Sewing 10 Communities - Published Weekly Muriel Weldon of Woburn Valery Cogan of Woburn Pamela Marks of Woburn Roving with Dan Ferullo Peace Corps couples The Peace Corps is c o m m u.n i t y - This'is the second year Looking for jobs at the new Marriott seeking' at least' 30 agriculture extension that couples having couples to serve as volunteers overseas. agriculture and home On Monday morning, June 27th, people in line," an attractive suit indicated. "You ;iave to keep sadly related a thirty-ish-Iooking economics skills have the sun rose behind a thin veil of female job-seeker told me. "They telling yourself that you're the fellow who was also pretty been actively haze. As early as seven-thirty, say four thousand people are best person for the job. Other- snappishly attired He said he recruited by the Peace you could tell it was going to be a going to be applying, so I wasn't wise, you'll go into the interview was a professional bartender. Corps. The volunteers hot, humid day, once the grey in going to take any chances. I'm with an expression of defeat "It's depressing to look around at will work with local the sky burned off. going to be early." written all over your face." all these people out of work and people to increase the At the same hour, outside the Another hopeful candidate was I wondered if everyone's realize just how difficult it is to nutritional and income Knights of Columbus Hall, on a young fellow who told me he'd confidence, even that young find a decent job these days." He levels of selected Lexington Street, in Burlington, a worked as a bartender and was woman's, was high one hour cracked a wistful smile, then YOU are invited to communities in Latin clutch of mostly well-groomed interested in moving up to an later, when the parking lot was added: "Ah, but I never give up a custom-designed post and beam America, Asia, Africa, people milled around in front of establishment with Marriott's packed with automobiles and the hope." Open House in and the South Pacific. the main door. They broke off into high quality. He was early line had sprouted the length of a Just before nine a.m. a North Reading While a college smaller groups, each exchanging because he'd had the dubious good-size freight train up to representative of the Marriott Massachusetts background is useful, casual conversation between distinction of being at the end of Lexington Street. At the rate the came outside He requested that community themselves. A couple of people the line when he applied at a line was growing, it appeared that everybody form a single line, as . — When — agriculture extension stood alone, one entombed in the major hotel that opened recently the estimated figure of four he handed out instructions on the 10 4 Saturday. July 9 volunteers find the open pages of the mornjng in Boston. thousand applicants had not been procedure to follow for the in- 12* 4 Sunday. July 10 skills acquired by newspaper, the other simply "I'm not taking any chances overblown. terviews. One by one the job "hands on" experience staring, rather blank-faced, out either," he said. "I saw what the "This is the first time I've ever — Where— . even more valuable. toward the nearly deserted line was like when the Bostonian experienced anything like this," Marriott S-4 Route 28 (Main Si ) lo Winter Si (Koute 62) . For this particular parking lot. One fellow, very was hiring for its grand opening. in No Reading East lo Central St . north lo program, the training closest to the glass door, brought The line stretched for blocks. 1 Caroline Road, go led to No 9 for which will begin in along a folding lounge chair. He mean blocks. I finally gave up. had his back to everybody else but today I' m prepared.'' Watch For Our Signs! October, a couple sharing skills in and was reading a paper too, as if These "earlybirds" still had an Ask us about our general construction, trying to protect his position in hour and fifteen minutes to wait Jfie QludclMns Shop Home Building Partnership health, home thisyel unorganized line. before the door even opened economics and early These people were not in line al Waiting that long can be harmful MAINH POST & BKAA/f childhood methods will seven-thirty a.m. to buy tickets to to anybody's confidence. BETTER FOR LESS' l O M V A N ^ I N t 1V1 be given special the next K. of C. cookout. They "You have to try to keep your consideration. The were there because it was the confidence up when you're IT'S HERE • OUR FAMOUS Uox 151. 105 Willow Street Peace Corps has also first day of interviewing for four waiting in a line like this, \ \»*Jl 1 s" Hamilton. MA 019H2 indicated a particular hundred jobs up for grabs at the especially once it starts to stretch [rp'JZJ THOUSANDS & Bushes

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V* _il^-_. .*j;j>m.l n?tii'w .:w.'^^ i ; f/i.*.. ;:;... v..: *• -L ,*.».-V».« t ' ' - - ' ' v -. ■: \ / \ Supp*»*nl 10 Dail 1 Times 4 Chronic I* (Weborn. R.«dlno. Winchester, Burhnglon WMXWdl. Lrnnheio PAGE S 2 WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,1963 Villager. No Reading Transcript, WllmWon & Towkjbury Town Crier. Slonehem independent JL N, Winchester hospital births forthe ntirefami,y MR. AND MRS. 17. Grandparents are and Mrs. Edward Mclntosh of Fun and Games : * WILLIAM DIETZ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheehan of Burlington. Lexington;- and Mr. (Topping), 21 and Mrs. James T. F. Cannon, of Woburn; by ^NOS ~\ Greys tone Rd, and Mrs. Marguerite MR. AND MRS. Brandfield of FUN VUG Maiden, a boy, Adam A. Ryan and the late RICHARD BRADLEY Wilmington. Boggle Challenge" Joseph on June 19. Charles E. (Lucky) (Whittaker) of -205 Grandparents are Mr. Ryan of Woburn. MR. AND MRS. HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU COMPLETE THE V, How many words can you make? Spring St., Arlington, a TWO DRAWINGS SO THEY LOOK ALIKE ? and Mrs._Frank Diet/. daughter, Amanda JAMES T. BRADY (Gail O'Malley) of 9 In 3 minutes, find at many hidden words at you can and of Methuen; and Mr. MR. AND MRS. Ann "Mandy" on June write them down. To make a word, uae letter*, In ' and Mrs. William MICHAEL 16. Grandparents are Porter Rd., North sequence, that adjoin at any aide or corner. Each letter In Topping of Maiden. SHEEHAN, (Mac- Mr. and Mrs. John Reading, a son, Philip the grid may be uaed only once In a word. Any word - Donald) of 71 Swanton Whittaker of Port St. James on June 14. tound In a atandard English dictionary it acceptable. Grandparents are Mr. •PLAY AGAINST MR. AND MRS. St, Winchester, a son, Lucie, Florida. THE "BOGGLE DAVID RYAN (Lisa Colin Michael on June and Mrs. Michael V. BRAIN": Find hit Cannon).of 21 18. Grandparents Mr. MR. AND MRS. O'Malley of Central list below. See If Parliament Lane, and Mrs. George ROBERT S. Falls, Rhode Island; you can beat him. Woburn, a daughter, and Mrs. Irene •OR PLAY QBDD MacDonald of PAOLUCCI, JR (Lila AGAINST A Caitlln Anne, on June Burlington; and Mr. Viera) of 21 BrowRfitrr -CTMalley and the late FRIEND. Compare Billerica, a daughter, John P. Brady, Jr., of lists and croas off "|r|»-|Nl Jessica Marie on June North Attelboro. wordt In common. % 18. Grandparents are Then ecore: Mr. and Mrs. Francis MR. AND MRS. 3-4 letters. 1 point *Ghristmas ANTHONY J. ROCHA, 6 lettere: 2 points G.EC30 A.W. Keenan of 6 lettere: 3 polntt * Tewksbury; and Mr. JR., (Marilyn Drew), 7 lettere: S polntt In August and Mrs. Robert S. of 8 Huntington Lane, 8 or more: 11 polntt Paolucci, Sr., of Nashua, N.H., a son, Wilmington. Timothy John on June 14. Grandparents are- All new projects MR. AND MRS. Mr. and Mrs. William diN UN xin INIH ainr inr oor ooo ooo dia ma NIVUS aioooe ftW Ciewpa n otasn i B^ge* " "**.» rUnt-wr-> ■.•VJ*>~ ***1 j«-» for Gifts, Ornaments, KENNETH F. Drew; and Mrs e*-Br^(n«. Omfteo-n,*] mw, MAHHHS ptjftnCenetHCanon* O LAMARCA (Betts) of Edith Shore. & Home Decorating 63 Vt Lowell St., ethuen, a daughter, MR. AND MRS endra Marie, on June PATRICK O'NEILL (Elaine Butler) of 85 Claim Grandparents are '. and Mrs. Anthony Merrimack St., FUN BUG by f3\Mos fiUfsutl a M a r c a of Woburn, a daughter, •lington; and Mr. Kaylan on June 13. d Mrs. Burton Betts Grandparents are HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU FIND Burlington. Mrs. Mary J. O'Neill of THE WORDS LISTED BELOW ? Woburn; and Mr. and MR. AND MRS. Mrs. Joseph Butler of Tho letlover letters spoil ^ANTHONY J. Billerica. Iho mystery word. 'ILLIAMS (Mary ghan) of 22 Reed MR. AND MRS. ft.rlWoburn, a son JOHN KOUTROBIS i PURRING By How' Lance Anthony on (Sofia Drougas) of 6 G K 1 T A R G > MOU8E i^ DiFFEREfflT Sunburst Fabric Studio JunjjfV. Grandparents Rockland Circle, Hull, • OOO a daughter, Toula F B F T E N 1 4 BIRD 943 Main Street are Mr. and Mrs. James ^^eehan of (Panagiota), on June i FI8H Melrose Woburn; ^and the 14. Grandparents are 1 1 1 S 1 A P • KITTEN 665-9771 665-7130 Williams Family of Mr. and Mrs. Christo *NIP Manchester, England. Koutrobis of Lowell; S H U R D P E • NAP and Mr. and Mrs. John • HEP MR. AND MRS. Drougas, of Win- M O R L E O L IO HOU8E MICHAEL CANAVAN chester. II SLACK (Freda Bartkus) of 49 C U 0 H L A G 11 COOL Lincoln St., Cam- MR. AND MRS. II 1 ON bridge, a son, Geoffrey JOHN MCDONOUGH P S E B D C K Michael on June 16. (Kim Wandell) of 21 Grandparents are Mr. Middlesex Ave., CRIMINAL Stanley Bartkus of Wilmington, a Cambridge; and Mrs. daughter Erin Myexeff wot* There are seven diflerences in the second picture. Can you spol Ihem i CHARGES? Barbara Canavan of Elizabeth. Grand- Winchester. 1 Former Assistant D.A. handles crim- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wandell of inal cases in all Mass. and Federal a daughter, Jennifer MR. AND MRS. Great grandmother is MR. AND. MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. Wilmington; and Mr. Lynn, on June 14. DOUGLAS MEAD Mrs. Elizabeth courts. Free initial consultation. ROBERT T . and Mrs. John Mc- JAMES MACRAY STEVEN TINTLE Grandparents are Mr. (Gatto) of 100 East DeBerio. (Maureen Leary) of (Deborah Campbel I) DRUNK DRIVING GALLAGHER (Karen Donough of South and Mrs. Herbert Dexter Ave., Woburn, Lipizzi) of 9 Pine Boston. 217 Oak St., Wakefield, of 42 Wescroft Rd., ALL MOTOR VEHICLE CRIMES Webber of Medford; a son, Christopher MR. AND MRS. a son, James Michael Reading, a daughter. Ridge Rd., Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas on June 19. DRUG CHARGES MR. AND MRS. JAMES TAYLOR on June 15. Grand- Karalyn Marie. a daughter, Michelle Warren Bears of Grandparents are Mr. (Rickley) of 18 ALL WHITE COLLAR CRIMES Lee on June 16. Grand- THOMAS DONLAN parents are Mr. and Somerville. and Mrs. Charles PriscillaRd., Reading, Mrs. James Leary of parents are Mr.and (Mazmanian) of 270 Gatto of Arlington; Legal Defense For All Crimes Littleton Rd., a daughter, Rachel Grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Anthony J. MR. AND MRS. and Mrs. Allan Mead Rickley, on June 17. and Mrs. Richard Lippizzi of Burlington; Chelmsford, a ROBERT GIGLIO of Lexington. East Boston; and Mr. daughter, Jennifer Grandparents are Mr. Tintle of Burlington; Call: Atty. Robert Lewin and Mr. and Mrs. (Barbara Kely) of 5 and Mrs. Anthony L. and Mrs. Andrew and Mr. and Mrs. William Gallagher of Rosanna on June 16. DiBenedetto of St. Main Office: 1 Salem Street, Maiden Brldgeview Cr, MR. AND MRS. Rickley of Reading; Daniel Campbell of Burlington. Grandparents are Mr. Tyngsboro, a JEFFREY BOWERS Petersburg, Florida. Burlington. Branch Office: Andover, Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Haig Maz- daughter, Jessica (Diane DeBerio) of 93 Donald Taylor of 322-2228 MR. AND MRS. masnian of Woburn; Marie, on June 18. Vine St., Reading, a North Adams. JAMES M. BRAN- and Mr. and Mrs. John Grandparents are Mr. daughter, Lisa Ann, on Donlan of Plymouth. Days/Weekends/Evenings SFIELD (Martha and Mrs. Edward J. June 19. Grandparents MR. AND MRS. Mclntosh) of 22 Kelley of Westford; are Mr. and Mrs. Louis GILBERT FALCON Coll Toil-Free: 1-800-523-2228 Erickson St., MR. 'AND MRS. and Katherine Giglio DeBerio of Woburn; (Ratchford)" of 86 Stoneham, a daughter, RUSSELL BEARS of Woburn, and Victor and Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft Ave., Practice Concentrating In Caitlyn Marie on June (Debra Webber) of 39 Giglio of Burlington. Wayne Cyphers of Reading, a daughter, CRIMINAL DEFENSE 16. Grandparents are Hamilton St., Medford, Seattle, Washington. Genevieve Rose, on JL Mr. and Mrs. Llovd R. June 16. 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Supplement to Dally Time* & Chronicle (Woburn. Reading, Winchester. Burlington. Wekefleld). Lynndeid Villager. No Readtng Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier, Stoneham Independent WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983 PAGE S-3 171 people singled out « c~' -^/ Theater review Rehab volunteers honored La Ca9e Aux Folles, is first-rate Members of the Volunteers treasurer and head of Gift Shop; Murphy, 501. WILMINGTON — Association at New England Elizabeth Rayner, Legislative Jean Flight, 44; Jo Mclnnis, 79; ByRICKPEAltL Rehabilitation Hospital, Woburn, Committee; and Joan Fantasia, Charles "Chick" Mclnnis, 860. The new American adaptation joined in celebrating their biggest Burlington, Special Gifts Com- WINCHESTER — Ruth Bunzel, year at a gala 13th annual lun- mittee. of "La Cage aux Folles." the 299; Catherine Burke, 8660; Peg longest running French stage cheon program held in the Top honors wejrt-to Mrs. Albert Carr, 190; Audrea Clair, 1396; Country Club Heights, adjoining play ever and a highly successful Maggioli of Winchester, with Norma D'Errico, 139; Alice film, promises to be just as the Rehab facility. more than 10,000 hours to her Keating, 7033; Ursula Keleher, Jean Silvagni of Lynnfield, credit. -. successful in this country. It is the 8500; Rita Maggioli, 10,020; Mary single most entertaining Director of Volunteer Services, Seventeen others were cited for Nunziato, 2072; Sister Gertrude commended the officers and service ranging from 1500 to 8500 production to come this way this Quinn, 1569; Loretta Stillman, season, and should have a full members for reaching a total hours. 2747; Kay Welch, 5255; Anne enrollment of 171 volunteers and Long-stemmed American head of steam when it debuts on Wright, 1280. WOBURN - Alvin Broadway next month contributing more than 30,000 beauty roses were distributed to Bennett, 3390; Dr. John Collins. hours of service. all the volunteers. The Colonial Theatre in Boston 212; Dorothy Connelly, 296; Floyd will host "La Cage aux Folles" Raymond J. Dunn, Chief Award winners and recipients Crist; Margaret Crist; Debra Executive Officer of the Hospital, of citations were as follows: through July 16. and if you want a Damon, 467; Lucille Davidson, sneak preview of a major suc- congratulated the Volunteers for BURLINGTON — Ann An- 35: Edna Fitzpatrick. 931: their leadership and expertise zivino, 90; Joan Fantasia, 1093; cess, act quickly — seats are at a premium. and said a recent survey of Diane Kelly, 696; Jerome Lynch, Marilyn Hamel; Corrine Justice, rehabilitation facilities revealed 100; Inge Mueller, 320; Kay Everything about the show is 94; Elizabeth Levin, 756; Ellen first rate, starting with the script that the Volunteers group at the Sullivan, 225. LYNNFIELD — Mahoney, 68; Anne Marchese. Evelyn Anderson, 1361. NORTH and continuing with the actors, Rehab was both "outstanding and 3122; Yvette McNamara, 1650; costumes, choreography, and unique". READING — Michi Demetri, 311. Lillian Price, 7731; Eileen Per- READING — Walter Paskowsky, sets. Sister Gertrude Quinn of nokas, 16; Edith Rostellini. 152; The original play, by Jean Winchester, long-time volunteer 40. STONEHAM — Joan Cuilla, Regina Shannon, 667; Raymond 661; Louise Hosking, 1629; Vera Poiret, was a longstanding hit in who will be moving to a new Stone, 210; Charles Sullivan, 604; Paris, running for six years The GENE BARRY (left) and GEORGE HEARN are Georges assignment, gave the invocation Nelson, 175. TEWKSBURY — Margaret Sullivan, 1170; Jeanne American version has music and and Albin. respectively, in the new production of "La Cage and expressed thanks to God for Joan Carries, 24; Mary McKenna. Teiri, 280; Genevieve Turgiss, lyrics written by Jerry Herman aux Folles." which will be at Boston's Colonial Theatre people who serve and care, which 283. WAKEFIELD - Mary 367. (who also composed such famous through July 16. she described as an important scores as "Mame" and "Hello. part of therapeutic therapy. At Choate less than outstanding in every William Thomas Jr. as Jacob the Dolly"), and the book by Harvey production I have seen him in (as butler-maid. John Weiner as Anne Kazanjian of Medford, Fierstein. with direction by Ar- completing a two-year term as the demon barber of Fleet Street. Jean-Michel. Jay Garner as Association president, presided thur Laurents. production by "Sweeney Todd." among others), Edouard Dindon. and Elizabth Bloodmobile July 8th Allan Carr. setting by David is. once again, in top form. As the and thanked her co-workers for Mitchell ("Annie" and "Bar- Parrish as Jacqueline, the owner their radiant pride in a job well Blood is needed donation which may become a donor. For temperamental star of La Cage of an exclusive restaurant in St. every 17 seconds, 365 save a life. Anyone num"). costumes by Theoni V Tropez. done. an appointment, Aldredge, and choreography by aux Folles he is wholly Elected president again was days a year. Sum- who is 17 years of age contact the Com- believable, and makes the The sets are almost enough to mertime is one of the Scott Salmon. Mrs. Elizabeth Rayner of Weston, or older, weighs 110 munity Relations La Cage aux Folles. a lavish transition from performer to keep you entertained by them- highly honored for her leadership most critical times for pounds, and is in good Department at 646- housewife ier. househusband'' I selves, as lavish and clever as for several years, who was suc- blood donations nightclub in the redlight district with great flair they are health is encouraged to 1500, Ext. 1441. of St. Tropez, is the setting for the ceeded two years ago by Mrs. because donors — who Barry (of "Bat Masterson" and In all. "La Cage aux Folles" is Kazanjian. tend, for the most part, story Its owner is Georges "Name of the Game" fame) is a theatrical treat, well worth a Other officers elected were to be repeat givers — (played by Gene Barry), its star equally good as Georges. Middlesex College is transvestite Albin (played by summer trip to the Colonial. This Alice Keating of Winchester, vice- are away on vacation. George Hearn), and its problem There are several good per- then, is a play which should prove president, and Diane Kelly of Additionally, with formances by the lesser stars. to be as hot as the weather. Burlington, corresponding more travelers on the is that a candidate for public secretary. road, highway ac- free workshops office. Edouard Dindon, is trying to put it out of business. Dindon. Miss Keating is a Registered cidents .also increase Middlesex Com- 10:30-11:30 A.M. Nurse, a charter member of the and consequently, so of course, is running on a "clean- munity College's Thursday. July 28 — up-the-smut" slate. Volunteers Association, and a does the need for Special Services Office How to Get the Most ANNOUNCEMENT former President. blood. To complicate matters further, will offer Free Study from Your Textbook. Georges' son. Jean-Michel, Another speaker was Gerald E. Responding to the Skills Workshops at (Two Sessions Living Water Church is holding Services Borgal of Reading, vice-president continuing blood wishes to get married to — of all the Burlington Available) 9:00 — people - Dindon's daughter. Ann Woburn Holiday Inn next to Woburn Mall of administration, who spoke on supply shortage, Campus this summer. 10:00 A.M. and 10:30 behalf of the patients and staff, Choate—Symmes Since Georges is not only Tuesday, July 12 — 11:30 A.M. Albin's boss but his lover, all sorts and participated in presenting the Health Services, Inc., Recording and Living Water Church is a Charismatic Full Gospel Fellow- will host a Red Cross Tuesday, August 2 — of problems arise when Jean- awards. Remembering Lecture How to Prepare For Michel arranges for the Dindons ship. The teaching emphasis is the Believers' union with Among officers and chair Bl oodmobi 1 e on Notes. (Two Sessions and Take Exams. Christ and spiritual development. The sick are prayed Friday, July 8, from 11 to meet his parents. One of the persons of committee giving Available) 9:00 — ( T wo Sessions for. Pastors Charles and Joyce Folkart invite all to come special reports were Regina a.m. to 4 p.m., in the major obstacles is Albin. who has 10:00 A.M. and 10:30 — Available) 9:00 — practically raised Jean-Michel out to the services Sunday afternoons at 2 p.m. Shannon, Woburn, recording Conference Room at 11:30 A.M. 10:00 A.M. and 10:30 — Choate Memorial in himself for 20 years as something secretary: Mabel Patterson, Tuesday, July 26 — 11:30 A.M. of a surrogate mother Jean- Weston, treasurer; Rita Woburn. Improving Your It takes six to eight MCC Burlington Michel insists that Albin must Maggioli, Winchester, auditor: Memory. (Two Campus, Room 15. Call clear both himself AND his Tel. 665-0545 Elinor Dodd, Lexington, minutes to donate a Sessions Available) 275-8910 ext. 341 or 342 pint of blood — a belongings away for the day the corresponding secretary; Louise 9:00 — 10:00 A.M. and for further in- Dindon's are to appear, which Take Exit 38 North on Rl 128 near 193. „.,,, Hosking. 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■ PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, JULY6.1983 Supplerrwnt to Daily Tim«s 1 Chroniclt (Wfoburn. Reading. Winchester. Burlington. w.k.i,,idl L.nnliel, Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & T«*ksbur, Town Cner. Sfoneham Independent From page S-l From page S-l ROVING Couples in Peace Corps seekers signed in, picked up two applicants were under. different application forms and corners of his mouth without the Marriott as a bartende areas of. the United build and utilize a in a world of "I really need this job," one showing his teeth. Finally, he loosened his tie and removed hi: went to tables set up in one sec- teenage boy told another slightly States. rabbit hutch. By dramatically in- tion of the hall to fill out the form- said, "I hope so. I really need the suit jacket as he exited the hall Peace Corps helping people creasing population older fellow after introducting money." He paused to glimpse over th< s. When they were finished, they themselves. The young guy agriculture volunteers produce, use, store, and unreliable foods handed the forms in and were Shortly afterwards both fellows line of hopeful job seekers, a Mm learn and teach by and sell food, as well supplies. seemed inordinately nervous. The were called over to the interview that now disappeared out onti aske/i to wait at tables at the, older fellow picked up on the doing. Couples as do basic-building Other programs opposite end of the hall until booths. The interviewers Lexington Street. He shook hi: selected to serve in the construction, and seeking large numbers teenager's jitters, and tried to examined their applications head dejectedly and remarked called by the interviewers, who quell his fears with a few con- Peace Corps may keep health education, of volunteers are were separated from everybody carefully, then informed them "Whew, I thought I felt badlj chickens, raise their volunteers are helping fidence-bolstering comments. that that day's interviews were before I went inside. I wouldn' math-science else in semi-private, draped-off "You seem like a pretty nice own gardens, plant to meet the most basic education, biology for cubicles along one wall of the hall. merely^a screening process, that want to be the last person in tha> fruit trees, and even human needs of people kid," the older fellow said. "I'm the Ma-riott would get back to line." training in fisheries It was at the waiting tables that sure there'll be something for programs, fisheries. you got tl\e true feeling of how them, either by phone if they were Local n e w s p a p e i you." fortunate enough to be called photographers gingerly snappec V forestry, civil much pressure many of these The young guy forced up the ,'. engineering, and back for a second interview, or by pictures of the line, while tv HAVE tf health. letter if they were not so lucky. reporters and camera people At present about From Then the two fellows got up to gathered stories for that A 6,000 volunteers serve page* S^-l leave. It was clear by the ex- evening's newscasts. The young in 64 developing pressions of disappointment on woman in the navy blue suit SWINGING countries around the their faces that they were not emerged from the hall and broke SUMMER! world. Volunteers Sunday happy over the prospect of through the line, brushing briskly serve for two years waiting as long as a month for past the photographers and the Linda and Steve White are still dancing! and receive complete some response from the hotel. cameras. She too appeared very They II be at the Reading American Legion , medical care, paid openings "I was hoping to get some in- distraught. Hall Ash Street in Reading Square, for eight » travel and training, Merchants said last week that it dication today," the young guy A friend who'd also applied weeks. Join them in one of their dance pro- ." and a generous living was too early to tell and that the said on his way out, "Well, there's piped up, "What's the matter?" grams listed below for just $25 per person \{ not much I can do except continue "The interviewer saw on my per court*. allowance. At the end real test of the repealing of the of service, volunteers to look and go home and wait. applic.tion that I just received Mondays, beginning July 11: Blue Laws would be in the fall are paid a read when people begin to buy again. Wait. That's all 1 seem to be doing my master's degree in social 7:00 Beginner Level I Ballroom justment allowance of People apparently do not have these days." work, and asked if I got hired Basic steps in Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha V $175 for each month spending money in the stores on The Marriott employees doing would I leave to take a job in the line dances: Hustle, Hully Gully. Hora, Jesse *t served, or about $4,200 their minds when they can be the interviewing were cognizant social work field. 1 told her, no, Polka, and the Greek Dance. per volunteer. Older going to the beach, heading off on of how despondent many of the that unfortunately bartending 8:00 Fun Line Donclng Americans should vacation, or just being outside applicants appeared to be. and pays more than social work. But I Hustle, Hully Gully, Alley Cat, Greek Dance, particularly note thai taking in the beautiful weather. tried to- main? the interviewing don' t know i f she bel ieved me." Snoopy, Cab Driver, Rambling Man, plus stipends for volunteers So. maybe the fall will be the process as easy as possible for Except for the cadenced rustle i! rnany more. are not considered real test. After all. in the fall, them, even offering them as of nearby leaves caused by a \ 9:00 Big Band Swing wages and thus students will be searching out much encouragement as possible. gentle warm breeze, a blanket of I! lebtn-donce steps to jitterbug to Glen Mi generally do not affect clothes for the school year. And The interviewers, everyone ap- silence sank between them. "It's or rock n roll to the sound of the 50s. social security there are the holidays which were plying agreed, were ex- rotten." her friend hurst on the i! benefits. traordinarily courteous, ear. "Reagan dn-.n I think Registration will be held on the First [{ the original reason for the state to New Kngland dump the long standing laws. So Brenda Hartshorne providing each applicant with mental health is important, so ! Night of Class residents with the as for now, it definitely appears to everything he or she needed, even very bright and talented people - or give Linda or Steve a call at — appropriate skills be too early too tell. of NH to the point of tracking down are forced to look for work in should call (617) 223- telephone directories so that other fields. And at that, things 2 665-8338 6366 immediately, or phone numbers of references don't seem very good." A Brin g your friends, and cool off in our air- write Peace Corps. could l>e verified. They climbed into their cars conditioned classes. 1405 McCormack Outside, I observed the reac- and drove away slowly The thin POCH. Boston, Ma. tions of several other applicants veil ol haze h.)

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Mr. Camarda's career drill can be shortened. Jim had brochure and several phone calls - o*i*■'•> «i Si registration in- has been varied and colorful. He was with the Boston Pops under congratulating the committee WORD PROCESSING formation, please and expressing thanks from write "Focus: Out- the late Arthur Fielder, with Middlesex Com- Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey wives, that everything possible is munity College is doors", Arcadia being done in the area of safety. Wildlife Sanctuary, under Merle Evans for many offering a word Thirty-one members had bir- Easthampton, Ma. years and a member of the processing training National Symphony Orchestra, thdays prior to the meeting course that takes only 01027 or call (617) 259- and thirteen were presenl for the 9500. Washington, DC. commodore=64 two weeks to complete. The excellent talent and quality usual greeting with an assist from The 15-hour program of the Retired Men's Band is the the band. 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Supolomont to Dolly TlmotilChronick (Waburn. Roodino. Wlnchtttor. BurlWolon. WokolioM). Lyrv.li.ld PAGE S4-WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,1963 Villager. No Roodlng Tr-»n*cripf. Wilmington & To*fctbury TownCrior, Stoneham independent 1 A call for more quality Harvard dean sees oversupply of business schools "This ought to be a period of great experimentation in By David R. Francis search-based business schools - Harvard. Columbia. Stan- our Held of education.'' rCE THE DISCERNING Business editor of The Christian Science Monitor ford. etc. - will be hurt These institutions generate 'intel- The Harvard Business School, which concentrates on Boston lectual capital" (books, studies.cases, surveys, etc.). train turning out general managers, uses the case method of DINED To John H. McArthur. dean of the Harvard BusirtPST' young faculty, and develop tenured professors. education. An actual corporate or industry business prob- School, the most prestigious in the United States, too many Nor. he goes on, does it mean that all the other institu- lem is researched in detail by a professor. The students and business schools have sprung up in this country in the last tions are condemned, or are not performing an important teachers together review the case, devise their own solu- decade or so He's concerned about their quality. service. THE tions to the problem, and compare these with the resolution "We're not like the pharmaceutical industry, let's say. "The ones that will be in difficulty are the ones that try- of the problem by the company or industry. where you can have machines and patented new products, to be a little bit of everything, that don't have a clear sense FISIiECy Wakefieldi Conducting case studies is "extremely expensive." Mr and to expand them you can add factories." he noted. McArthur noted, and HBS is one of the few institutions with Extends the Offer "We're a service business The quality depends on the ca- the resources to do such research. pacity of our society as a whole to generate great scholars, Although this will continue, the "B School." as It's often Senior Citizen Discount great teachers. Evert in a country the size of ours, we can't called here, has Itself changed enormously, the dean noted. generate enough faculty that are going to be high quality 75COff Over the last five years, for Instance, some 50 courses in the and effective in dealing MBA program have been added and dropped, with the total on all items on Dinner Menu with these remarkable kids 'We've expanded offered at one time usually running about 60. "Almost every ECONOMIC that keep coming along." Offer Expires July 13th out of control one of these was homemade," he says. In the current year Between 1950 and 1980. SCENE and far too the school will spend some $16-17 million on research and OpenMon-Sat 11 a.m. to9 p.m. the number of business de- course development. Case studies and other research was grees granted at all levels (including master's) grew from rapidly for there Closed Sundays & Holidays sold last year to some 6,000 other institutions in the world, about 75,000 to 220,000. The number of master's degrees possibly to be mostly schools and companies. alone went from 4,300 in 1950 to 26,000 in 1970 to almost 17 Water Srr.c* Dean McArthur. a commerce graduate of the University 60,000 In 1980. The number of master's in business adminis- high quality.' of British Columbia, pointed to several areas of research Wak.-firld. Man. tration (MBA) programs grew from fewer than 50 in 1950 to — John H. and course development: » almost 500 In 1980. Over 1,000 schools now offer a bachelor's 245-9606 McArthur 1. The school has invested some $9 million over the past degree In one or more fields of business decade on a course In business and government In trie inter- Several hundred of these Institutions are "unable to de- national economy. It aims at greater understanding of the liver." Dean McArthur says "We've expanded out of con- business and government relationship, with the legal, regu- trol and far too rapidly for there possibly to be high latory, and political constraints involved. quality." 2. HBS has doubled the number of people studying busi- So. he maintains, business education is "vulnerable" on ness ethics and social responsibility This is intended to two grounds: PTvrto by J Ganson <-■--'< ■<■■ ;■■:." '■' help future managers better balance economic, political, • Parents, youths, legislators, and donors are all taking ethical, and moral considerations another look at education. "There is a kind of widespread of who it is they're trying to serve and are not trying their "What we're trying to do is to help more people on the feeling that the system isn't working as well as it should, fbestl to understand how to serve that part of the commu- faculty see how they could effectively deal with the ethical that the quality of education isn't acceptable." nity effectively. Some schools are just out of control and Your Banquet and moral dilemmas that are raised by the things they're Moreover, with the nation's economy not growing much live off other people's ideas." teaching, so that we don't have a special Sunday school over the past decade, there could be proportionately fewer Dean McArthur has a further complaint about business Dollar Goes class to talk about ethics, but that we learn eventually to resources for education. education. In too many schools, he says, there is too much make it a part of the fabric of what we're doing " Further • Because of demographic trends, fewer students are "orthodoxy" in the curriculum "There's a lot of pressure, 3. An "Important venture" in its early stages aims at entering the nation's colleges and universities In addition, peer pressure mainly, on institutions to look like each other creating programs and teaching courses in "entrepreneur- at business education will likely lose some of the popularity It seems to be clear to people what ought to appear in a ial management." Here faculty interest has been low. but which won it - "I think temporarily" a larger share of respectable curriculum for developing different kinds of student interest high. It may take 10 or 15 years to do the the education market in recent years people for careers in business, whether it's developing Augustine's "I don't think the world is going to support this whole managers, as we do. or helping people develop in special- research and develop programs. As for business schools themselves, they are Our buffets here at Augustine's have become business education establishment at the present level." the ized fields, like retailing or accounting or whatever, which "undermanaged," the dean said. "Who's running them? so popular, we now offer a buffet in our dean warned In this first Interview with a US-based publica- we don't cjfo. They use the same |teaching| materials " Well, it's people like McArthur. who were never selected at tion since his appointment at the start of 1980 Some busi- He went on: "That's got to be backwards in a world Function Room. any point. . . because Itheyl could run'something. We were ness schools "will be eliminated and some will just not pros- where everything is up for grabs, when |the future) is not Menu consists of: all scholars. . . That's going to have to change. [Business per ... the glory days are over, I think and hope. It would clear to people running small businesses or large schoolsl were pretty simple places to run two decades or • Roast Beef • Fried Chicken be very good for us to slow down and to consolidate and to businesses, or to government officials that are trying to try to focus on the quality of what we're doing. . . ." make something out of the difficulties we've been going three decades ago They have become complex • Fried Shrimp • Seafood Newburg places." 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It So what is all this fuss about generous amounts of excellent significant contribution of iodine pantothenic acid This vitamin it has no season. "And although supplies twice as many calories fat? It's simple, Americans quality protein that's easily in your diet. Iodine is essential plays a major role in the release your body's requirements for on a per weight basis as does consume too much of it. The digested. Fish generally contains because it makes up a part of a of energy from the three main nutrients may change as the carbohydrate or- protein. overconsumption of fat in general about 25 percent protein by thyroid hormone that plays a nutrients carbohydrate, protein, seasons pass, a day doesn't go by Therefore, by eliminating the is linked with disorders such as. weight. In a lean fish like cod, major role in growth, develop- and fat. A significant portion of when you can't benefit from the equivalent of one tablespoon of tat obesity and cancer of the breast. protein accounts for nearly 100 ment, and metabolism. thiamine is supplied to the diet by goodness that fish and shellfish from your diet, you can reduce High intakes of saturated fats are percent of its dry weight. A 4 Although the selenium content fish Thiamine (vitamin Bl) also have to offer. your intake by approximately 100 associated with heart disease, ounce portion of halibut can give of foods varies greatly from helps to release energy, as well as Seafood has a lot going for it calories. specifically atherosclerosis, or you half of the protein to build and region to region, seafood is noted promoting a normal appetite and nutritionally, and who isn't The fat content of an average the blockage of arteries by a build maintain healthy body tissues. It as a major supplier of this trace a healthy nervous system. concerned about good nutrition serving of seafood is lower than up of fatty tissue inside the ar- is a part of each and every cell mineral. Selenium acts as a What do we have now? A food these days? A recent Nielson that of an average serving of red terial wall. Polyunsaturated fats including blood, bone, and protective agent in your body with lots of protein, vitamins, and report indicates that over 40 meat. The same 3'/2 ounce serving have not been shown to contribute muscle. helping protect against un- minerals, but not much fat, and million Americans are on a diet at of beef contains 21.0 percent fat. to this blocking process. In fact, Seafood is not short on minerals desirable biological reactions not many calories. If you are any given time. Most are dieting The scallops are only 1.4 percent researchers are currently in- either. When you eat small, whole The nutritional benefits of two looking to spend your calories specifically to lose weight. So, the fat. Seafood also fares well vestigating a group of fatty acids, fish, including the bones, you are other trace minerals, zinc and wisely on a nutritious food such as calorie counters among us may against other animal foods. While contained in significant amounts consuming an appreciable magnesium, may also be gained this, fresh Massachusetts seafood be interested to note that seafood 3',4 ounces of perch supply 4 only in fish, that are believed to amount of calcium. In fact, a 2 from eating seafood. Magnesium is the answer. generally does not, score very grams of fat, 2 eggs or 2 ounces of reduce the likelihood of blood ounce serving of sardines sup- is vital to several hundred (This article was prepared by high in this category. A 316 ounce Cheddar cheese supply 20 grams. clots forming in the arteries. plies you with as much calcium as biological reactions, many of Suzann Johnson, a recent serving of beef contains 263 You can even judge for yourself Although it may be too early to a cup of milk. The body's need for which involve energy production. nutrition and communication calories as compared to 112 how much fat that a certain fish advocate eating large quantities this mineral to aide in bone and Aiding in digestion, metabolism, graduate of Boston University, calories for the same size serving contains. Just look at the of fish based on this research, this tooth formation, blood clotting, wound healing, and the growth with assistance from the of scallops. meat...generally the darker the foodstuff certainly remains a nerve transmission, and muscle process are among zinc's func Massachusetts Division of Marine The leaness of the meat is the color, the more fat you'll find. vital part of any heart-healthv function is important all tions in your body. Fisheries.) major factor contributing to There are different types of fats diet. throughout the life cycle — not seafood's modest caloric value. — saturated, monosaturated. and just during childhood. You see, besides not offering a lot polyunsaturated. Fish tend to If seafood isn't going to supply Among the richest dietary IS THE RIGHT TIME TO Do you have a cinch bugged lawn? 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Boston and the North of Burlington, gave me this gem, "The world is made up of tion to East Boston O'Neill and Kennedy A plan 10 years ago would have required Shore, its "Unique many kinds of people, the good and not so good, just like demolishing hundreds of houses in East Bos- opposed it for the same reason. Even at this flowers and plants. If it wasn't for the poison ivy, skunk ton A more recent proposal would have run point, the tunnel appears less important to Boutique" in Boston, Hayden Goodwill Inn the tunnel outlet down a railroad access Salvuccl. He questions whether the money cabbage and weeds, who would enjoy the roses, tulips and route in East Boston, cutting off access to might be better spent elsewhere, perhaps School in Dorchester, jillies I remember asking a beautiful young lady if she liked the docks and dividing the community in for maintaining and providing better ser- and special events. flowers. She said, "Indeed 1 do." "Good," I told her, "here half. No wonder East Boston residents shud- vice on the subway system. You may even help are two lips you can have." She gave me a big "Smack so der at the mention of the word ' 'tunnel.'' Much of the business community, on the Morgan Memorial that for a long while I had three lips for anyone to have. But the new routing has been planned to other hand, says the tunnel is more impor- from your home, at Football is a game where it takes "four quarters" to finish minimize problems at both ends of the tun- tant and should be the first priority James your own convenience, Commentary nel. Estimates are that this tunnel would L. Sullivan, president of the Greater Boston by knitting woolen a "fifth " I stopped at Kenny Binding's service station in by pull 60.000 cars a day off the congested Cen- Chamber of Commerce, says that Logan goods — hats, scarves, Winchester last week and 1 must say he knows more people DAVID PURCELL tral Artery - a 40 percent reduction Airport is the economic center of the whole [mittens, sweaters, bv their first names which makes it a family gasoline station. The Artery for its part has enormous region and must have better access. He and afghans, and stuffed I met a friendly young man there whose charisma was problems. The not-terribly-attractive ele- other business leaders are concerned that animals — which the readily apparent to me. He is Peter Sullivan, a coach at On any of these beautiful summery days vated roadway was never meant to carry all Salvucci is not wholly committed to support- agency gives needy Woburn High School with a personal friend of mine, BUI you're liable to hear someone exclaim, of Boston's north- and southbound traffic. ing the combined plan. children and senior "Boston Is a walker's city!" But as plans for other highways were But Salvucci says his office would not citizens at Christ- The3 pleasure of writing this column is compounded But no one. anywhere, ever hears any- scrapped, the Artery was left alone to han- have spent so much time and effort on find- mastime. because it affords me the opportunity of meeting so many body say. "Boston is a driver's city." dle the city's growing volume of traffic. ing an alternate, noncontroversial routing While at home, you Every weekday several hundred thou- Area highways now funnel 14 lanes of for the tunnel outlet If he were not actively may also refurbish wonderful people (like Peter Sullivan) in the local area. sand cars wend their respective ways into traffic into the Artery's six lanes. It is the considering such a plan. Also, he says that if dolls by creating new Mv sister always wanted to be a soloist at St. Charles Boston. Because they go in and out at ap- most hazardous road in the region, has no only a portion of the federal money comes outfits for them. These through. It will be split to rebuild the worst Church in Woburn. She took singing lessons in Boston. One proximately the same times, and because shoulders, no breakdown or acceleration dolls need a mature section of the Artery and build the seaport day the foreman for Perini Construction building, an office Boston's roads are so notoriously inad- lanes, and has an accident rate 2.6 times as adult or college equate, traffic Jams and bumper-to-bumper high as the national average. access road in South Boston which could complex next door to the studio, asked her if she could take later be the starting point for the tunnel. student who can spare crawling become commonplace to the com- In addition to this, it will need to be to- a few hours a week, her lessons in the evening because his men had stopped tally rebuilt within the next 10 years. Fred Perhaps the most Important concern is muting public. volunteer in Morgan working three times mistaking her singing for the quit work The two biggest problems are the terri- P. Salvuccl. state secretary of transporta- mustering public support - especially for Memorial's human whistle. bly overcrowded Central Artery and the tion and construction, asks: Is it sensible to the tunnel. Yet it appears there are some service programs. Vinny Harrington, of Reading, was in court last week. The lack of sufficient access over or under the spend hundreds of millions of dollars to re- vocal East Boston residents who are unwill- judge asked him, "You look familiar to me, were you ever in harbor. Solutions to Just these two problems build it, only to wind up with the same prob- ing even to consider the new proposed tun- As a volunteer, you would work wonders for alleviating Boston's lems we now have? nel routing. Secretary Salvucci stresses that will work with this court before?" "Yes, your Honor," Vinny replied. "In traffic problems. They would relieve the de- Instead, he suggests widening the road to this need not be an emotional issue, since no retarded adults under what suit," asked the jurist. "I think it was my Blue Serge," mand on many of the city's smaller roads. A eight lanes (the maximum size that will fit houses in East Boston are In danger and the the supervision of a responded Vin. proposal for a solution to both is on the in the present space) and burying It under- community would not be split down the mid- professional staff The only time some husbands get to open their mouths is drawing boards and looks promising. ground. Engineers have developed a pro- dle. Public hearings on the proposals will be member. By teaching when they yawn. I took my wife to a party at the Woburn Two scenarios are possible. In the first. cess whereby the new roadway could be held next month. But without this public such things as how to Country Club and we had to come home early, my wife could the Central Artery would be depressed and built under the present one while the old one support, neither Salvucci nor the congres- use transportation, go widened and a new harbor tunnel con- is still in use. sional delegation can be counted on to work shopping, tell time, hardly keep her mouth open. structed. Almost everyone would benefit After construction is complete and the further on building the much-needed harbor handle money and My cousin Rowan Fitzgerald came down with the chicken But it depends almost wholly on the old elevated road taken down, the strength tunnel. make friends, you help pox last week. The doctor ordered him to be "cooped up" for cooperation and coordination of politicians, of concrete plates covering the hidden high- D □ d the handicapped 10 days. It was just as well folks, the fowl language would planners, the business community, and per- way could support buildings up to eight sto- person become part of rustle a chicken's feathers. haps most important, community groups. ries tall. Salvuccl feels that this would leave Public impuf on transportation issues is the community. A woman called the newspaper office saying, "I want to But because there's a September deadline Boston looking better than it does today, and important, but It cannot be viewed as the be- Other positions are put a notice for my dearly departed husband in your paper." for submitting these plans to the federal "help heal the scar" the present road has all and end-all of planning. Boston's trans- in recreation, assisting portation needs and economic vitality are "That will be 50 cents an inch," said the editor. "Oh, my government, the potential for success seems created in cutting the North End off from in the supervision of too important to all of New England to be gracious," she responded "that will be awful expensive — tenuous. the rest of the city. handicapped persons Construction estimates for the two pushed aside on account of a few vocal citi- vou see he was over six feet tall The second possibility is not attractive A in various community- projects range from $2 billion to $2.8 billion. zens who are unwilling to consider a new. fragmented approach, favoring one plan or based recreational the other, or dismissing one entirely, would But the money is not the prime issue. Mas- workable proposal, simply because earlier activities, production, be a marginal solution to the traffic tangles sachusetts can legitimately request 90 proposals were bad. This proposal must be and assisting people in It would result, as a former state secretary percent of the total from the federal govern- considered objectively and without emotion. developing work skills. of transportation and construction. James ment as part of the federal highway pro- Similarly, neither Secretary Salvucci nor F. Carlin. recently said, in Massachusetts' gram. The sticklers are coordination and the business community can profitably con- The Boston, Beverly, share of federal highway funds being sent the timing. sider one plan at the expense of the other If, and Lynn workshops to off to Texas. California, or Florida as they say, they are committed to support- assist handicapped n D n ing both plans, let them work together now persons in developing The catfish and certain other fishes are believed to have It will take a lot of work to get the plans many taste buds in the skin that covers their bodies. off the drawing board and into concrete and By Sept. 30 Massachusetts must have a to see both projects through work skills. macadam. But first a look at the proposal. cohesive, carefully drawn out plan to submit Mr. Carlin. speaking recently at a Ro- "Morgie's" Unique to the Federal Highway Administration If tary Club luncheon, said the benefits to the Boutique at the Boston m LJ D G Gov. Michael S Dukakis, Secretary city, state, and region of a combined plan to store, 95 Berkeley The plans are not new, but the packaging Salvuccl. the Boston business community, depress the Central Artery and build a new Street, needs volun- FEDELE AUTO SALES Mon.-Fri. is. 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Good Pernidnenl lull time in the operation and setup of CNC soldering skills and ability to read and — 774-8255 — A competitive salary,a35 hour work week. only Apply in person equipment, we have openings on three interpret technical documentation are a comprehensive benefits program, and a HOWARD shifts lor you. 1-5 years' basic shop required. pleasant environment are a few of the background, ability to read and inter- benefits we offer. JOHNSON'S 311 Mishawum Rd. pret blueprints, familiarity with close Interested candidates may lorward Woburn. MA tolerance work and use of precision Inspection Claim resumes to: p measuring equipment ate needed Mary E. Cleveland MECHANICAL INSPECTOR A 2nd MACHINISTS B • Operates a CNC Human Resources Depl. SHIFT- To perform mostly in-process Supervisor lathe or machining center Requires and some first-piece, final and vendor fLookingForWortrn help in set up and debugging of parts inspection on semi-complex mechani- PEERLESS INSURANCE COMPANY is looking for A Addison Wesley Ate you one ol those people who and programs Supervision and further cal parts. You will interface with Pro- an individual with five years company experience Publishing Company, Inc. wani to *ork but doesn't have training provided duction and Engineering staff on Quality lo oversee a unit of five adjustors handling Jacob Way. Rtading, MA. 01867 the experience 10 get a |Oo in Property and Auto Claims Pnor supervisory ex- today's tight job market? If you MACHINISTS A-Sets up. adjustsand matters and should have at least 4 An Affirmative Action, receive Aid To Families with perience desirable Dependent Children. TEE. Inc operates a CNC lathe or machining years' experience in the field. Must be I qual Opportunity Employer j may be able to help you For center Can MDIanddebugprograms. familiar with machine shop techniques We have an excellent brvieliis program which the past 7 years TEE has as Supervision and further training provided and practices. includes employee profit sharing Salary commen- sisted people who have had 10 rely 0" public assistance ALL AROUND MACHINISTS B Sets surate with experience lo find and keep jobs with ELECTRONIC INSPECTOR A - 2nd private employers there Is no up. adjusts and operates both CNC SHIFT - To inspect electronic and charge for this service If you lathes and machining centers Can For interview, please call the Personnel Depart- are eligible end Interested electromechanical sub-assemblies, ment at 617-938-1330 please can MDI. debug, and optimize programs PCB's and cables/harnesses assuring RuthSurprenantat Minimal training and supervision pro- compliance with drawings, specs and Peerless Insurance Company 482-7430 vided known process and workmanship stan- FILE CLERK or 12 Alfred St., Woburn, MA 01888 dards 4 years' assembly inspection 1-800-882-1427' ALL AROUND MACHINISTS A - Per- An Equal Opportunity Employer Large distributor of electronic components forms any and all tasks associated experience or 3 years' assembly and 2 VMMMWMMMMMWMMWMMMMM has an immediate opening for a lull time file with the operation of CNC lathes and years' inspection background needed clerk we are interested in a responsible indi machining centers Trams others Re- You should be able to read and inter- vidual who is seeking future growth potential quires minimal supervision pret assembly drawings, parts lists, in other areas, fie Sales. Purchasing .) Company CLERICAL schematics and ECO's TOOL/CUTTER GRINDER - Sets up, has full array of benefits and a pleasanl at LECHEMERE Will troin responsible indi maintains and operates various types mosphere victuals to work tull or port Has Part Time lime during the ofternoon of precision grinding equipment to form, Interested applicants please call or evening shift. Students grind and sharpen machine tools, cut- Evening Positions Available JackieThissell at are also invited to apply ters and fixtures Works with minimal Opportunity is knocking in a new de- 272 8200. Ext. 221 We are located one minute supervision. partment in our Woburn office. We ofler from the Burlingfon Mall. an excellent hourly wage pleasanl office For application send self- Varian s benefits are outstanding including profit-sharing. 100% edu- Marshall Electronics Group addressed, stomped busi- cational reimbursement (including books), medical, dental, disability and life atmosphere, store discounts, paid vaca- ness size envelope to — tions, paid holidays, and opportunity 1 Wllshire Rood insurance, retirement plan and stock option program. Our progressive policies. for advancement Burlington. MA 01800 P.O.Box 755 Quality Circles Program and career advancement opportunities show that at Varian. we expect to make our employees successful too. Send resume or Apply Personnel Department . 11 fiportunity employe' Lexington. Mi. 02173 complete an application Mon. - Frl.. 8:30 AM • 4:00 PM. "Secretaries — Typists LECHMEKE Secretaries/WP 275 Wildwood St., Woburn, MA Charlene M. Knight or call 935-8320, Ext. 523 Data Entry Typists Personnel Representative ' 6 SA Typist Eyu 12 Cabot Road -! '""'i-" ■'" ■■' /A Switchboard Operators Part Time varian Woburn, MA 01888 (617)935-8755 NEED TO WORK? 20 Hours per week extrion division Immediate Summer JODS Musi Iype60 wpm. Woburn Facility at top companies! Whether you need to work for ^777777777777777!! ooe or two weeks or one or two months • what- Call Mary at # ever your schedule this summer - if you have pre- An Eaual Opportunity Employer M/F/H vious office experience and good typing skills, 935-9120 Teller you can be as busy as you want to be The hourly rates are good and you can pick up your pay check on Friday of the week you work Never a fee Position flff..n btoneham. 61 Main SI We have an opening lor a lull timf tel- V/IIlvV; (near Redstone Plaza) Fabric Dept. ler at our Burlington branch office. Exper- 0. ■ |9_4_CallLindaaM3B4Su1 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 3DQCIQHSIS Burlington In The Highly Specialized Field Of Geriatrics. ience preferred but will train qualified — r (s 99 So. Bedford St. Manager individual. (near Northeastern Campus) Applicants should be Please call 272-1200 for an inter- •• M -, Call Linda at 273-1470 familiar with fabric and ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR sewing lechniques. view or drop inat our office. Starling salary based PART TIME EMPLOYMENT on retail experience. Ex- Somerset IMMEDIATE PART TIME cellent benefit plan OPENING Apply in person Savings Bank Zayre Dept. Store RNs - LPNs 80 Main Street, 11:00 P.M.-7 A.M. 40 Mall Road, Burlington. MA CLERK TYPIST North Reading, MA ', mym Monday Friday 1 30-5:30are the hours for this new EOI Ml Good benefits. Competitive wage scale parl lime position in our Human Resources De- Weekend and shift differential. 22ZZZZ2222222222 partment Good typing and mathematical skills Call Mrs. Devereaux or Mrs. Farrow at are required Responsibilities include dental claim processing and department mail distribution. This detail oriented position requires someone who HELP — 933-8175 — is flexible and enjoys a service oriented environ Summer ment Salary is competitive Qualified applicant should contact Karen Murphy at WANTED

■ Help Painters, carpenters carpet installers and WANTED wallpapers NURSING HOME ate* Please call Part time, full time, all shifts. 32 Wiggins Ave., Beacon Village Apts. Bedford, MA 01730 I8 Frances Street, Woburn, MA] Apply at 273-1096 276-7297 between 10 a m 6pm SERVOMATION - ■-Data Entry Operators- Janitorial Fotomat Corporation Data Entry Plus CORPORATION Immediate openings lor experienced CRT opera Immediate openings in 100 FallonRd..Stc nehan . W!■ tors Must be dependable, responsible and avail the Woburn area lor FOTOMAT CORPORATION is seeking malure in BURLINGTON able References lequned janitorial personnel. dividuals lor sales ix>sitions in Woburn. Burling- An ecju' ' Bonuses*Benefits Available Positions available for fon and Lexington areas Shifts are 10 a m lo Full Time Data Processing floor cleaners and of 3 pm and 3 pm lo 8 p m with allernaling Department Assistant Call now for an interview lice cleaners. 5 nights Salurdays 10 5 Musi he 18 or older, and have per week, 3 4 hours a Iransponalion in Woburn lor paid 2 week tram lo include dala enlry. ediis. computer operalions 273-2500 and ollice work Inleresling prterraanenl posilion night Excellent starl-

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ABP, the worlds CAD/CAM leading comput- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! ing services MECHANICAL INSPECTORS company, has First piece incoming ond finol inspection for sub Th* computing company part lime open- Computervision is a leader in trie design, ings from 8 30 Inventory assemblies, fools and fixtures. Musi hove knowledge manufacture and marketing of interactive of military specifications ond minimum of 5 years a m lo 12:30 p.m. graphics systems that allow for the automation experience. or 1:00 p.m. 10 of design and manufacturing processes Serf e 5:00 p.m. in its „ lm $520 and up ttr Clerk Contact Paul Everett Telemarketing Department ELECTRONIC INSPECTORS Positions offer Fortune 500 Company in Woburn Printed circuit board inspection from schematics ond training and attractive bene- Assemblers MA has an opportunity for an in- visual oids Microscope experience a big plus. Minimum Entry Level Openings I year experience. dividual familiar with computer in- $320 and up First and second shifts put and production/inventory con- Contact Jim Zywusko Telephone Marketing (We will also consider experienced trol environment, ability to work WIRE WRAPPERS (manual and automatic) $6 base per hour

candidates) with figures, accuracy and neat- Operote and maintain semi-automatic wirewrap plus commission ness are of prime importance. mochines Minimum6months experience Capitalize on your abilities to Excellent benefits and working S750 and up use the telephone Experienced conditions. Prototype wirewropping from schematics Work We need a motivated, self starter with directly with engineers. Minimum 2 years experience a persuasive phone personality and a S375 and up Equal opportunity employer desire lo achieve sales goals If you have inspectors Contoct Soul Auslonder an ability to communicate on a pro- fessional level, are sales oriented and First and second Shifts S&C Technical Temporaries Inc. are looking lor an exciting new chall- We have numerous opportunities for individuals with (A SullivanS Cogliano Co.) enge call 890-4922 extn <186 or 509. 13 years inspection experience in electronics manufac Call 196 Bear Hill Rd., Waltham. Mass. 02154 Aulomalic Data Processing/Wob. 225 turmg Positions involve inspection of mprocess Printed Second Avenue. Waltham. MA 02254 Circuit Boards and Kits ^^Phonej90j7890 or send resume ■' An egual opportunity employer M/F We offer an exceptional package of employee benefits 935-7723 including the usual and more profit sharing, advance tuition payment, stock purchase plan, employee refer- ral bonus, employee attendance bonus, company paid for appointment BUSINESS RESEARCH dental insurance, plus one of the best retirement pro Heodquarters of a fast growing, leading national SALES & MARKETING grams in the industry temporary help service hos immediate openings for o Research Assistant Research duties locus on Nalionol SECRETARY if you are Interested In exploring opportunities at expansion activities Computervision, stop by our Personnel Office, 12 Town of Reading, Massachusetts We hove on excellent opportunity in our soles area Crosby Drive, Bedford (at the junction of Route 62 Responsibilities include market studies, library re for o well organ,ied individual to work with stolislical and Route 5), Monday through Friday, from

Senior Clerk Office Specialists Office Corporate Place 128 Good Clerical & Typing Skills Audubon Road. Contact: Specialists Building 1 Wakefield. MA 01880 Mr. James H. Morley Personnel at Alpha ■INDUSTRIES Room7Town Hall First in Microwaves 16 Lowell St., Reading. MA An I '---,-^-.-.'-.-,-,-.-.-.- Aberjona Nursing Home, a modern health care facility WAREHOUSE PERSON i committed to compassionate patient care, is offering Computer Secretary Moio. appliance wholesale, has a lull lira, position Data Entry Operators excellent Full Time and Part Time opportunities for RNs Sun Informotion Serv Company a nalionol dota >!< I processing firn ovoiloble lor o truck driver warehouse worker A Closs Moiling list industry leader seeks experienced opera and LPNs on the3toll shift and 7 to 11 shift. specializing in computer lime shoring % I driver', license is necessary Bonding ,s required s seeking a computer •.ecreiory lor .is New England* tors for full lime 1st shift positions Requirements include at least, 10K strokes hour ond one year ex regional soles ond support oldce. Ihe individual will 5j We offer o 37'-. hour work week (40 hours paid) provide direct support to the oil ice odmimslralive man 8) penence on key to disk equipment Nixdorf 600 System > Newly improved starting salary group health insurance ond prolil shoring II »ou ore or on-line environment a plus > Shift differential paid jjjoger ond soles stall Quolilied individuals must hove* interested please coll or complete on employment i Excellent benefits package Large modern multilevel facility ^Jslrong office odmir.slro.tive skills word processing Ji application- ' Health Care Insurance Weekend differential paid experience, o pleasant and helplul altitude and should £' Superb working conditions include pleosont attractive Dental Insurance Marianne DiBlasi Paid holidaysandsick days be interested I" learning (Ompuler terminal ond RJE ft offices plus a moi.or pork locoted right ne.i door which lunclions We offer on encellcnl solory ond compre /■ Personnel Administrator hos a swimming pond, picnic oreos, logging and hensive benefits progioin fl Comeinand talk to us about arrangements. 935-9165, Ext. 220 bicycle trails and tennis courts This is on unusual Contact Mrs Holland. R.N. for appointment Applicants should call Deborah Schult j opportunity lo work with people who enjoy their The Boyd Corporation work. Coll for on interview to see why and interview at 938-8858 or send resume. 112 Commerce Way | Woburn, MA 01801 S°vd INFORMATION V • Contact Ken Filosi, College Marketing — 729-9370 — SERVICES X, nurfT Sun COMPANY I. • Group, 50 Cross Street, Winchester,* W Suite 672S 400 Wesi Cummings Park • Mass. 01890. 617-729-7865 5J Wobum Massachusetts 0'801 Aberjona Nursing Home {A 617 938-8856 SUMMER 184Swanton Street EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED Winchester, MA 01890 WORD PROCESSING SECRETARIES Lab Trainee AND Rapidly growing distributor and manulaclurer Several openings exist in our Electronic Manufacturing Department lor assemblers SENIOR TYPIST 60 WPMt offers enlry level position to individual with il Our customers need your skills If you would like 'o average math ability and strong manual dexlenly and a stock room assistant These positions are lor summer employment but may work temporary job assignments at your experience Skills We will train you lo a il ill level and availability call and register with small mechanical liquid handling instruments become permanent Please call Phyhs at Excellent working conditions and a loi ation r.onJ 938-1474 lor an appointment The Kelly Girl- CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY! venienl lo Rtes 128 & 93 Send ( . resume or - ., 222 West Cummings Park call Lana Williams Personnel Mana |ei ■ ■■■:- ...~;..:.:. Woburn, MA 01801 KLW People Search Yourself ...Find A New Job That Puts iERVICE^ A Spark In Your Life! Rainin Instrument Co. V_C_)NC_OKL) opportunity employer Call for appointment — 944-8580 Mack Rd. Woburn, MA ( (imputing ( 1 ir piil.lt li in 100 Main St., Reading SEC/MANAGER of FINANCE $265 935-3050 Mon.Fri. 7:00 5:30 Large manufacturing firm seeks figure oriented individual to assist manager Not an agency Never a lee with day-to-day activities of running a profitable department. If you have 2 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 1 years of office experience, good typing and excellent organizational skills Our client wants to hire you Excellent benefits Secretaries, Typists ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK S11-12K and other Office Personnel GENERAL AIRLINE JOBS If you have 1 years experience m an accounting environment and are We're Ready When You Are! A special seminar in (amihar with accounts payable (batching, coding) this is your new |ob OFFICE CLERK Work o day. a week or more on interesting Office worker to assist with accounts pay- Woburn Wed., July Fast growing local corporation with excellent benefits needs you temporary assignments Top pay vacation able and general ollice duties. Experience 27th, showing how and bonuses. helpful Excellent company benefits. Call to become a Flight SECRETARY/SALES to $14,400 Mr. Ryan al 933-8830 Plus exc benefits Fortune 500 company seeks sharp experienced Secre Attendant, Reservo- lary lo join their busy lorces in their Sales Department Position requires Network Personnel PT nSAUSAND tionists, Mechanic & the abilily to deal etlechvely with clients, as well as a pitch-in attitude 880 Boston Rd. Rte. 3A THE SKY'S other airline posi- If you possess good skills and seek Ihe best benefit package in town as DISTRIBUTING CORP THE LIMIT! well as advancement potential, call now' (The Burlington Billet ica I me) tions. For reg. info, Billerica, Mass. 29 Commerce Way. Woburn. MA 01888 Immediate openings Call us for more information An equal opportunity employer Call 663-5378 lor long and short term Comolloi Is assignments lor exper 437-1132 WhoCo.e £fnpLOvmEnT fenced (9 am • 6 pm) , IJ All feet Po,d flD.fl C CAKE •MM, OPS •SICfltTMKS Part Time •«» TYPISTS •WP0PS ( 1X1 ponies vlllvlG consuiTArm DECORATOR HELP •K.P. OPS •M*fj CAW OPS FURNITURE 6N. E. Exec. Park... Burlington... 27 3-4660 For Ice Cream Store IID. I2t. 3742 If you hove any tolents TRUCK DRIVER CUSTODIAN you will be Homed to WANTED Call Wendy or Noreen Wanted for hgbi lanitonal dunes Approximately make ond decorate ice 272-6750 Must be experienced 20 hours Hours flexible but limited lo daytime cream cokes Hours 10am for metal fabrica- Handling Open 6:30 am 4 30 pm to Spm daily Solory ond tion company. Ex- TRA/iS Furniture HOUSEKEEPING Apply at paid vacation lempnr.nry SerVKrr. ' PURCHASING CLERK/ perience preferred. Love's Furniture immediate lull time Apply immediately CALL 22) MniaiBi*. Tp*». lutlingion BUYER and part time per- General Plasma or call 438-9831 Warehouse Concord Computing Corporation is looking for manent positions available Part time Baskln-Robbins 426 Main St. a bngnV well-organized individual to perform shifts available Associates 232 Main Street Stoneham routine office and purchasing functions Out mornings and 5 Draper Street, Woburn,MA 01801 ■ Stoneham, Mass. *' 657-5007 les include answering the phone '/["rig Ming evenings Experi- — T —— —■*—■»■- and buying ence required 438-3033 The ideal candidate should have an Associates We offer a good starling salary and HELLO! degree in Business and at least 2 years of excellent benefits BROILER FULL TIME proven office experience Experience in a pur- including 20% dis We are looking for en Auto Body SPRAY chasing department would be a plus count on most Switchboard ergplic. enthusiastic purchases COOKS people who enioy talk COOK PAINTER Concord Computing offers excellent company Apply m person to Pan lime Experience Operator ing on Ihe phone II you Repair benefits and salary commensurate with ex the Personnel Office. necessary*- $*> ftO an have a pleasant voice Must have 3 to 5 years Monday-Friday Part Time and would like lo make Apply in person JDC Auto Body at penence Please send resume and salary re- between 10 am and hour lo start minimum experience quirements to: up to $7 an hour telling Gray's Auto Center in precision metal fa- 4 pm Apply in person Musi have experience people aboul our ser Vickie Lutzy An Equal Oopotuniiv 1 day per week Harrow's brication painting. Employer vice, call Ms Lynne. FULL TIME 222 Wesl Cummlngs Park Jimmys Experience Necessary MSM Industries Woburn. 657-5080 Restaurant 60 Concord St. MA 01801 On The Mall 933-8300 )26MolnSf . (trading Call Jack CONCORD Wilmington No. Reading Burlington Mall Ext. 115 944-5327 (nmpulingCurpor.ition opportunity cmpUrfyur Burlington, MA M 944-7727 944-7294 » 12 68 • Sopplamanl to Dan, Timas8. Chroniclt (Woburn, Raiding. Winchester. Burlington, W«ef icldl. Lynnl.elo Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wrlmmglon a. Tewksbory TownCrier. Slonehem Independent WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983-PAGE S-M 933-3700 "lf£fJi » r,.V Rfp ^^1 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehamond Wokefield

Kevlin is a leader in the HF Rolary Joint Field We offer a OPPORTUNITIES comfortable work atmosphere top wages fully paid BC BS MM health/hie insurance. 11'. paid holidays a liberal vacation AWAIT... If yon Mike schedule and an Employe* Stock Ownership Plan Travis Opens the Gate GCA AND YOU... 272-6750 THE TEAM TO to wvorh with QC SAIESSEC. S15K EXEC. SEC.s to S19K Position starts in August, Several positions avai WATCH IN'83 INSPECTOR work for Sales Mgr able in new start-up s/h tovur hands, •RECEPT/SEC $250 & W P helpful GCA Corporation is a growth-oriented MECHANICAL 2 positions, professional manufacturer of insfruments. equipment offices and systems oriented to a wide cross- Immediate opening for a versatile Mechanical CLK-TYPIST $240 section of industries and markets Perfect combo typing dial this "A" Inspector with a solid background in in- A.P. to $250 throughout the world. 2 posilions. local firm half the day. diversity spection on surface plate set-ups and in the rest GCA/Technology Division, a leadei in standard machine shop measuring techniques. with excel growth poten- environmental consulting and instrumen 3 years' minimum experience required. tial RECEPTIONIST/ tation development has an immediate number: CREDIT & SWITCHBD. S230 need for skilled individuals in our Contact Marge Fitzgerald instrumentation Department at our Biand new building Di- between 1 PM and 3 PM. COLLECTIONS S240 Bedford facility A R bkgd required mension syslem Several other excellent positions are available R&D KEVLIN Please call Linda, 272-6750 272-6933 Microwave Corp. Companies pay all fees TECHNICIAN III 28 Conn Street, Woburn, MA 01801 Box 57 Provide technical support to Senior 935-4800 Technical Staff members. Construct ex- TIWIS 223C Middlesex TnDk. Equal Opportunity Employer Personnel penmental or prototype models to meet We v«- made it lh»* easiest way ever to dud a job Vou can call anv lime <>l the Burlington, MA 01803 engineering requirements Plan and con day <>r flight After work, before breakfast, or in the middle ol I he m«hi duct tests and/or experiments, analyze results and prepare detailed reports of All you need to do is call this number 272-6933 You'll hear a recorded message findings Contribute to redesign and telling you about the kind of people we're looking lor Then you can tell us about modification of equipment based on test yourself your name, address and phone number and of course anv appropriate HOUSEKEEPING results Select and order lab instru- experiem r you ve had PRODUCTION ments, components, materials, etc. OPPORTUNITIES Requires at least 2 years of technical M/A COM IS a fast-growing leader in the held of mi< rowave technology, a crucial training plus 3 years of experimental parl of today's electronic communications Because of our gn»wih. we have ASSEMBLY • Housekeeper III work in instrumentation design B!a ongoing needs for talented individuals to work on our advanced products degree preferred Basic knowledafe of Temporary work lor July and August for light (Floor Refinisher) physics and optics required as well as PROCESS OPERATOR plastic assembly Manual dexterity, attention to familiarity witfTelectronic. optical and Entry Level Permanent, full-time. 3 PM 11 PM Monday flow devices! / detail and willingness to learn a must We need Secoad Shift 3I'M 1 i:30PM three people for 330 PM to II PM shift and one Friday Must have floor relimshing experience person for 7 AM 103 30 PM shift Previous experience ma hospital setting helpful We will train ynu to be a Process Operator la load and unload silicon waters in TECHNICIANS and out ol epitaxial reactors You will perlorm simple measurement let hniques • Housekeeper II For our Laser'pased Sur/ace Dust Detec and keep accurate records ('mod eyesight and manual dexteriH are necessar) If you qualify or if you're interested, lor (SDDl product line/ Some overtime available HiKfi school diploma necessary please call for an appointment 657-8650. Permanent, part time. 7 AM 3 PM. every Salur day. Sunday and holiday Heavy housekeeping Assemble, align and/calibrate precision TESTERS , duties to include floor and wall washinq ana spray I electro-optical sysiems in this high hulling technology, limited production environ- We currently have testing positions available You will set up electronic test ment Perform occasional field service equipment and must be able to keep accurate records Hi^h school education plus For further information, please contact Per- ■ PURITAN-BENNETT and customer support. some electronic courses would be helplul Overtime available I S Citizenship sonnel at the Choate Hospital Division. 933 6700 » CORPORATION ex I. 218. Requires strong background in both required analog and digital signal processing Experience working with laser-based EXPERIENCED HVAC MAINTENANCE Pulmonary Products Co products a plus Individual must be PERSON 265 BallardvaleSt, Wilmington, MA 01887 growth oriented and able to work in dependently Technical school graduale You will be involved in all phases of liuilduiK maintenance HVAC. electrical, HEALTH SERVICES, INC. preferred 2-5 years experience required plumbing, eti . and should be willing to work overtime il needed High school or equivalent plus 5 years working in industrial maintenance is required An l.qual Opportunity Employe! M 'F/V/H ^ j GCA Corporation oilers a comprehensive benefits package including medical, den We oiler an unparalleled package Kxcellent starting salaries, with frequent CLERICAL tal. stock purchase plan and pension reviews Plus prolil sharing, slock purchase and retirement plans denial health We have an immediate lull ti.ne position plan Competitive salary commensurate and lite insurance, paid holidays and vacations; an extensive available Typing ability required and know- First Class Machinists with experience inhouse training program, tuition reimbursement You can grow as lar ledge of CRT would.be helplul but not es- If Interested, please send a resume or as you like sential fi . (1st & 2nd Shifts) latter stating qualifications and salary For interview call John Casparriello requirements to Ms. Edle Lawlor. Person- So put your hands to work for ynu Pick up the plume and tall — 935-6650 — nel Representative, or call 275-5444. M/A ('t).Ms Instant Opportunity line al 'J"3-KH13 The quicker van call us. the ext. 4080 or 4081 All Inquiries wll be quit her well net Inn h la ynu As one of the fastest growing divisions of Thermo handled In confidence. Electron Corporation, we can offer you top pay for top- notch work, long-term company stability and expansion, and superior working conditions in our new GCA CORPORATION Wilmington facility with the best of modern equipment Technology Division Use and operate all conventional machine shop tools MAST INDUSTRIES INC Work with little supervision 5-10 years' experiem e 213 Burlington Road We offer lop wages commensurate with experience, plus GCA Bedford. MA 01730 Afe 270 West Cummingi Pork Components Companies Woburn MA 01118 overtime and excellent fringe benefits im luding: Major Medical, dental, paid life and disability, retirement, «|Udl ..pporlu fe^v An Equal Opportunity Employer M F stock savings plan and credit union.

PUase writ* or call Rosemary Farrcll at (617) 933-7610 for an Interview appointment Thermo Electron Corporation, 115 Eamea Street.Wilmington. MA 01887. An rqual Accounts Receivable Opportunity Lmployer. Clerks We currentlyfiave two positions available in Driver/Warehouse zz.i Thermo Electron our Accounts Receivable Department For the first position, we are seeking an individual Full Time Bank Employment Plumbing Supply Wholesaler. Class 2 fC Metals with basic data entry and accounts receiv- license required. Salary continuation able experience the overall responsibilities t plan. 5 day week. Air conditioned trucks. of this position include the maintenance of DOT software, as well as the serial and sales With Excellent Benefits Company Pays: numbers and the billing of DOT software • Vacation and Holidays PART TIME The other posifion requires an individual to • 75% BC/BS. Master Medical handle purchase option pricing, maintenance Do you enjoy working with the public in a • Group Insurance on customer master file, research of customer busy, friendly atmosphere? • Sick Leave complaint and correspondence, and invoic- Do you enjoy working with figures and • Sales Incentive Liquor Store ing on an on-line system This position requires typing skills handling cash? Hours available week nights and week- ■ A.J. Felz Company ends. Write — Do you enjoy working on a computer terminal? Lead Fulfillment Clerk Are you available to work Thursday evenings 84 MiddlesexTpk., Burlington Daily Times-Chronicle this position involves processing sales leads Call Al Cohen for appointment Box 1258 generated from advertising and trade shows and every other Saturday morning? 25 Montvale Ave., Woburn, MA 01801 and entering this information on a word Do you have at least one year's teller exper- — 272-2500 — processor for future mailing lists and reports Mailing literature and following up on sales ience or one year's cashier experience? leads are additional responsibilities Good typing ability is required dnd familiarity with If you have answered yes" to the above questions, then PERMANENT word processing is a plus Tanners Bank, a Division of Arlington Five Gents Savings WORK NEAR HOME Bank,, has a posifion available thai may interest you: PART TIME • Word Processing • Typists Documentation Clerk An individual with excellent typing skills and • Secretaries • Switchboard 2-3 years of experience in engineering DRIVER • Light Industrial documentation is reguned tor this opportu nity Responsibilities include filing, logging Saturdays. 7 to 930 a m . Sundays 3 30-7 a in Jobs in Waltham. Burlington. Lexington Woburn FINANCIAL AGENT Musi have dependable vehicle Bundle and single and distributing engineering documentation delivery Only reliable people need apply Call today lor appointment and maintaining the document numbering For more inlormation, or an appointment lo apply log book Other areas of responsibilities For interview call BURLINGTON BOSTON include the typing of drafting documents P P eaSe RUSS M s 2733010 COI 266-4545 materials lists, design and test specifications G°eeo1, 6^T,. ' "" ""' ° »' ' MIDDLESEX NEWS Temporary Services, Int manuals and drafting documentation logs ,'ouCon Always Count On Ut I this individual will also compile, type and dis- 272-6339or 272-2056 NOT ANlMVuirMrNI »GENC< NEVER AI tribute documentation weekly monthly «■. I'JIMI IU'RK.U.MWI MPin.ru i. , reports The ability to operate a print machine when needed is required TannersBank For consideration, please call the Personnel Division of Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank Department at 273-1550. Computer Devices, High School Student OFFSET Inc., 25 North Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803. . a> Wanted STRIPPERS eaneQuaiopoo'lunirvemptorti M » M For part time office work in Woburn We are a growing printing company with Im COMPUTER mediate opening lor t & 2 color strippers If you area. 12-15 hours per week. This is a have experience stripping for 1 and 2 color DEVICES '*>c permanent position starting end of Au presses please call - G Pat, Stan, Bob and Paul Need Help! gust. Typing a requirement. Please call Kathy D.S. Graphics 134 New Boston St., Woburn MA — 938-1515 — Secretaries/Word Processing Secretary — 935-2663 — If you are a Secretary with excellent skills who knows how

y ,k in a n or would like to learn how to use a computer terminal m«n ?n, K '° "° '9"-«ech environ. ■ *-» FULLTIME rnenP Do you have previous office experience and if you are well organized and would enjoy working for a GENERAL good secretarial skills? Are you fam.l.ar with auto- SECRETARY/ Office small congenial group of engineers - our Program Manage LABORERS mated office equipment? Working on interesting ment Group needs you. CLEANING ADMIN. ASSISTANT Cleaners temporary assignments could be Just the great You're Hired!! n^'L" ,V y0uvebeen wa"'"g 'or' You will earn We offer excellent benefits and a starting salary. i.lp'.ir, t . | | i Burlington/Bedford good hourly rates and you can pick up your pay PERSON ■■ ■ ...■:■■ , , turn •,. : -'■..■ I Areas check on Friday of the week you work Ne'er a fee To learn more about this job, please send Wakefield Area . i • . • ,■ IfVi . . ■ g Monday through Fri- ■' ,.. ■ • , || ■ ■ \ ■ your resume including salary requirements to: For large aparlmenl ■ tary Work m pb .. day 5 to 9 u m Mature complex Self-motivat- .., | Fill ,-■.". minded people only Stoneham.81 Main St. ed, reliable person, CALL Office (near Redstone Plaza) Northern Research and Engineering Corp. must have transporta 273-3040 Call Linda at 438 4901 Call between 9an>5pm — 273-0667 — Personnel Department fon call Personnel Pool Specialists Burlington l 97 Cambridge St 729-9331 Floor Care " 99 So. Bedford St. 39 Olympia Avenue, Woburn, MA01801 322-7810 Burlington, MA Cleaning Company (near Northeaatern Campua) NREC is a wholly owned subsidary of the Ingersoll Rand Co EH EOfc |Reai ol TreheyREi Call Linda at 273-1470 and is an equal opportunity employer ,,„ PAGE S-12-WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983 ■tonwnlI tolo DailyOailv Tim«*«,Criroy(CI«TimsisVChrosicH (W(Woburn, RMdlng. WlnchMtar. Burlington. Wakofuld). LymlMW Villager. No R««d!ng Tr»nicrlpt. Wilmington S. Ttw*»bury ToonCrwr. Ston»n»m indrpmdml 933-3700 B3F» 933-3700 Woburn Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading. Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wakefield

FOCUS YOUR ENERGIES Megapulse ^ SECURITY Support Services Helper ON WHAT INTERESTS Sheet Metal OFFICERS We have an immediate full time opening for a 1st and 2nd Shifts Support Services Helper who will perform a variety of duties including setup and cleanup YOU MOST. Machinist Marshalls needs reliable secunly olficers ol food and beverage buffet service, operator/ (unarmed) to join our expanding Loss Preven- receptionist services and mail courier activities. M'ACOM is a rapidly growing supplier o( components and systems We are looking lor an individual lo d.. sheet tion Division) Openings are in Wobutn Distri- Typing skills a plus. Hours are from 7:30 a.m. ■ tor telecommunications and defense applications. Our M/A COM metal fabrication of electronic cabinetry, bution Center and Chelmsford Annex Components Group consists of a dozen companies, each specializing chassis and all pertaining parts You should 3:30 p.m.. Monday-Friday This position requites and focusing their energies on a unique area of the communications be able to do all layout and production work As a Marshalls employee, you will enjoy our ex- a Massachusetts driver's license. industry. with minimum supervision Ability to read pnnls. cellent benefits package including set up and operate all types of produclion Bring your career into focus with M/A COM Components Companies sheet metal machinery is a must Minimum 8 • Merit Increases at Regular Intervals Clerk Typist • An Outstanding Medical Plan Because a great career is what interests you most years' experience • Company Paid Life Insurance Immediate opening in our Support Services De- Megapulse, Incorporaled is an electronics partment for an individual who will perform a engineering lirm involved in state-of-the-art • Uniforms Supplied and Maintained • Paid Vacations and Holidays variety of clerical and internal support activities navigation and communication equipment We to include typing (50+ WPM). record and tile PRESS OPERATOR em'ploy 140 people and offer outstanding com- • Liberal Employee Discounts n • Advancement Opportunity keeping. orden g supplies and luncheons, inter- pany paid benefits We're looking (or a proven professional to operate and maintain the If you would like to join us, apply at Marshalls nal meeting room bookings, adding machine, and following presses 10 x 15 Multihth, 12 x 18 Davidson. 11 x 17 AB switchboard/operator back up coverage • 13 Days Paid Vacation Distribution Center, 83 Commerce Way, Woburn, Hick, and Heidelberg GTO. This will involve simple one color to four MA 01888. Monday-Friday between 9 am and color process, as well as mixing and matching ink to standard and • Sick Leave • BC/BS Master Medical 3pm We oiler competitive salaries and a comprehen special colors. You will also use your basic knowledge of stripping, sive benefits program including dental insurance. • Dental Insurance An EqualOppoiliinily Employe M F- platemaking. camera, bindery and culling equipment. Please send resume to Judith Palumbo, or call • Life and LTD Insurance 272-8000. To qualify, you should have an education in graphic arts, or • Tuition Reimbursement equivalent Your background should also reflect at least 4 years ex- • Pension Plan xn/iarshiiUXs MASSACHUSETTS perience as a press operator using 12 x 18 presses or larger. 2 or more \Brond Names for Lest/ HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION II interested and qualified, please contact 1 years on a two-color press: one or more years of process color work. .emei'ly 1-icaUXl -K-.' '- Bu' iqton Mall) Vicky Long, Personnel Manager. 5 New England Executive Park M A COM employees enjoy a comfortable modern working environ- Burlington, MA 01803 ment very competitive salaries with frequent salary reviews, plus an An equal iX)pOflumly employer 5/ exceptional lineup of benefits, which include medical' dental life in- Megapulse, Incorporated surance profit sharing tuition reimbursement and a retirement plan 8 Preston Court Bedlord, MA 01730 If interested please send resume to Personnel Department. M A COM (6171275 2010 Component- Companies Bldg *3 South Avenue. Burlington MA $ Megapulse is an ffOAAP impiety*' C1H0* Or stop by to fill out an application we are located in the Northeast Industrial Pwk opposite the Burlington Mall

BURLINGTON/WALTHAM AREAS SHIPPING CLERK We have 25 immediate openings in 10 cities and towns throughout the above areas for responsible individuals DRIVER to work as security officers in a variety of professional Security Afa environments. We offer All Shifts .Components Companies • Above average starting rales Puritan-Bennett Corp Mass has an im- • Scheduled pay reviews Multiple Locations mediate opening in Receiving We are e Paid professional training seeking a highly motivated person with 6 • Flexible hours We currently have full-time Security months to 1 year prior experience in a • Unsurpassed promotional opportunities positions available on all shifts in all shipping environment Duties include veri- • Association with an industry leader locations. Duties will include fication ot shipments, accurate record controlling movement of personnel OPEN INTERVIEWS: Mon.- Fn.. 9am-5pm Well suit Medical keeping, operation ol company car and and property, traffic and parking lot occasional maintenance chores Candi- control. Also included: fire, security your job needs Transcriptionist dates must be minimum ol 21 years ol age and emergency details in assigned with valid Mass drivers license 25 POSITIONS Part time position. Mon- areas. A minimum of 1 year's security day-Friday, flexible rifs II you qualify, please contact Personnel experience in assigned industrial or Department lor interview First Security DATA ENTRY beginning at 8 am Ex military setting is desirable. penence or equivalent 657-8650 1ST Serif ices Carp OPERATOR training required To Investigate this opportunity, LOCAL OFFICE: 265 Winn Si., Burlington, MA please send your resume to Matt 2723474 Part-Time Nights To arrange an interview. PURITAN BENNETT McKechnle, or stop by to (111 out 20 houis week Mon - Thurs 5 30 - 10 30 PM. 9 please call Judith A CORPORATION an application. We are conven- momnsto l year experience on a CRT ot Diskette Madden. Employment ■» iently located off Route 128, s Manager, 322 7560, Ext ■ preferred Excellent opportunity for the E Exit 32. 265 Ballardvale Street nghi individual Please call Connne Rich at 5350. Hospital Road. Wilmington MA 01887 9JJ bflOO Exl 537 Maiden, MA02148 MATERIALS Equal Opportunity Employ©' Ay Interstate Uniform [ SUPERVISOR So/uf/ons...nof Slogans mtU Mi Audubon Road Services Corporation TIE MAUBI HOSPITAL Wakefield, MA 01880 An opening exists in our Electronic 15 Olympia Ave. Wobum. MA 01888 An EqualOppoiluntt) Employe M f-H V Data Entry Manufacturing Department for an We aie looking for a highly motivated person lo experienced Materials Supervisor ecoooecosoc«oocc«oeooe>9!»K»c fill an entry level CRT clerk position in our ac Experience with computer controlled counting office in Wakefield near Route 128 inventory management and an Associates r~ AUTO GLASS Responsibilities inc'ude report generation and degree in Business Administration is problem resoiulionas well as data enliy This is prelerred Duties will include control of INSTALLERS Waitresses/ nol a programmingposdion raw malerial and finished goods, issuing riuasePlease seiiusend (eresumeand salary reguirements lo and tracking of kits, stock room 0 Experience prelerred If not. we will train you. organization and the supervision of 2 Accounting Ollice V Good opportunity to learn a trade Steady work Waiters assistants The successful applicant will Office Specialists ft Well-established company This is a full lime. be an organized, self-molivated individual Part Time Office Corporate Place 128 0 permanent |0b 11:30AM-2PM Audubon Rd . Bldg. 1 with the ability to recommend and Call 245-7707 for interview Specialists"® #3. implement changes to existing systems Apply in person only Please send resume lo Manfuacturing IQUM 0»rO»TUNII« IMCIOVM Wakefield, MA 01880 Manager J.N.PHILLIPS GLASS COMPANY Jim & Rose 54 Avon St., Wakefield, MA . • S 12 Green St., 222 West Cummings Park MECHANICAL =cc az; 3E as ZE cocooBooocoeoooosooeoBosoooooeooo? Woburn .,. ■,.,.,.A:,..,I,.,L .::-. Woburn, MA 01801 an equal ASSEMBLERS RN'SorLPN'S CONCORD opportunity employer These positions are suitable for people ( (imputingCorporation with finger dexterity who will perform a TRAINEES variety of hand assembly tasks while Machinist/ Part Time Entry level positions available for dependable seated at a'bench hardworking individuals in our grit blast, plasma NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Mechanic 7-3 & 3-11 spray and deburnng department Experience Hours: 3:30 PM to 8:00 PM Secretary/ helpful but not essential We provide on the |Ob Monday Through Friday Woburn Area Call between 7 & 3 training Can lead lo long term ,ob security for the right person Planl located within minutes APPLY AT: Maintain and re- Monday thru Friday Administrative Assistant pair packaging Ol Routes t28and93 Hycor, Inc. An excellenl opportunity witli a dynamic rapidly Apply equipment. growing electronic manufacturer offering d ■' '. 10 Gill Street 933-7080 and challenge We are seeking a bright peisona Woburn, MA 01801 CALL ble highly motivated individual who is delail Equal Opportunity Employer M/F az =cx= 2Z GENERAL PLASMA oriented and possesses above average secretarial 935-5556 and office management skills This individual 5 Draper St., Woburn, MA musl type 75 words per minute and have the Maintenance & Janitorial ability lo work independently Knowledge ol book- HYCOR keeping and word processing helpful We offer DRIVERS a pleasant working environment and a rare WANTED BURLINGTON AREA opportunity to get in on the ground lloor with VENTILATING you have a Class growth potential CLEANING License and a current Full time, Monday thru Friday For information call, Tariesa at H> DOT physical with 5yrs - 1-771-3380 — driving experience, can 3:30pm-12 midnight. $4.75 per hour CONTRACTOR or write ' pass road lest and back- $4.95 per hour after 30 days. PART TIME ground check, we would Needs competent people for the 3.30 shift Mon- like to lalk toyou Call Mr. Morse at ELECTRO-SYSTEMS INC. day thru Thursday night 10 hours plus overtime Apply In person: P.O. Box 532, Woburn, MA 01801 per night $4 50 per hour Opporlunily lor advance 266-1420 after 4 pm. merit COLLEGE STUDENTS Foam Transport Inc. »~- 201 BallardvaleSt. Call: 944-9055 MOONLIGHTERS Wilmington, MA01887 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS »?'■ Immediate temporaryassignmr.nts.fo. experienced switchboard operators WOBURN START NOW Answering Service • Dimension « Horizon Insurance File Clerk Supplement your present income by S100 to $150 MEN A WOMEN • Ro'm • Ericson pei week plus Irom out t omlorlable location oil PART TIME Top local companies Excellenl pay Vacalion pay Entry level position in Claims Deparlmenl No Rtiuie 128 in Woburn National telemarketing firm Expanding solor manu Operators No fee Call us loday. you could be working lorn- experience necessary, advancement opportunity is interviewing lot pan lime positions working facturer has immediale morrow' excellent benefits 35hours a week 8 30 4 30 mornings Oi weekmghis anu Saturday morning openings in service, in For various part time shifts. Friday. Saturday Midnight 8am Good for senior cilizens or augment H you are mal irl dale and need a good, stallalion. and sales 273-3040 For appointment please call Mrs. Ansara steady additional income, call immediately Hours department No exper ing income Also vacation coverage day and even- 272-6410— Ext. 177 flexible to suil youf s< hedule lence necessary Com- ings. Ideal for local college students Will train 97 Cambridge St. Located in Burlington plete on the job train- Burlington, MA Utica Mutual Insurance Co. ing High starting pay Call for interview. (Rear of Trefrev R F ■ plus benefits No lay 367-9225 10 New England Executive Park 938-1250 olfs 73 Tremont St Be; -. . Burlington, MA 01803 Call: 532-5400 272-1750

PHARMACY CLAIMS Secretary/ — WANTED — HOMEMAKERS CONTROL CLERK Order Clerk Draftsperson NURSES AIDES & HOMEMAKERS Li ml .i In l| IIKI IM'HI In Hit I'liii-ily h piuvuling Position open for a mature person with clenqal and Person needed in busy Full Time position with a wellestablist-red land v I "lll|idllll'HSlll| .mil I" .M I I(i,,l1,,l|l'(licill llll'.ll organisational skills Applicants should have good Wilmington sales of survey and consulting firm for an experienced ORDERLIES draftsperson with skills in pencils and ink prepara I "' i l"i anil i rtiinfs li.(((.mil tin telephone ability *or customer contact Typing fice Must possess good ■ i lllll MI III- III Mil- yirti I > skills a plus typing skills, pleasant lion We offer competitive salary and benefits. Full and Part-time ' i 'I''"1 ■■ ••. ' ■ ' ' '" sli linn i>ilia11 |.1.si For interview, call Lynda Rand, 272-7723 phone manner, good or- linns .iv,i il linilii uli >ii dint ail sum uniting ganizational skills Dana F. Perkins & Assoc. All Shifts '■"•I • <" '-' C I 'V I I"-' ".IV. I ,!ll(,w,.i(. ( Programs & Analysis. Inc. CALL LARRY FOR INFORMATION AT 21 Ray Annut, Burlington, MA 125 MainStreet, Reading > Call933-7080 Paramedical Nursing Services 438-2700 — 944-3060 — i Glendale Nursing Home - 273-1 5f* -

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Supplement to Daily Tim * Chronicle (Woburn. Reading, Wtnchwttr. Burlington. Wekeiteld). Lynnfield WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983-PAGE S 13 Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington I Tewksbury Town Crier. Stoneham Independent EMPLOYMENT WANTED FIREWOOD SCIENTIFIC DISHWASHERS INSTRUCTIONS 23 YEAR OLD tractor 2 COLLEGE FRESH FIREWOOD, cut, split S. HELP WANTED PETS MAN girls, w'll clean delivered. $94. 1603 569 ANIMAL SPAYING Guitar Piano Drum trailer driver has class l -Undid IMM-Iittly- Work & Travel Free license. Willing to be co and or babysit. Together 2672 ATLANTA CRUISESHIPS and Local hospital. Fern, cat, ORGAN LESSONS: Free FMlSy Temporary assignments use,' of guitar, drum. driver or spare. Call after or separately. Have available, different loca- airlines need help. All $30; male cats. $20. Small 3 p.m. ask for Rob. 933 references. Call 944-9537. occupations. For in fem. dog. $38. small male Prrvate lessons, all ages. UNBELIEVABLY Recognizes tions, good pay. Must hove 5059 EW7 29C EW7-8C LOW PRICES reliable transportation and formation call: 602 998 dog. $38. 729-6453. PM4x Sarrin Studio, 1098 Main Your 0575, ext. 711 St., Wakefleld. 245 2200. NEAR READING STONEHAM, FEMALE Call Now — get our,giarit telephone. DOG GROOMING college nursing student Call for an appointment HW7-27S INST tfC SQUARE, strong, 1400 plus cubic ft. true', Abilities ALL BREED Dog will babysit for your load of best quality all today. No Fee. IMMED OPENING for Grooming: Flea baths, PIANO INSTRUCTOR responsible, 15 yr. old boy looking for add jobs, children evenings or hardwood, log length Scientific-Atlanta is a leader In the Personnel Pool full time person to learn tick dips & hot oil IS NOW accepting students Received inside or outside Call 942 weekends, for a tew hrs firewood for under $60 pei design and manufacture of communi- 97 Cambridge St. sandblasting. Must be treatment avail, by or overnight. Also will 128 cu. ft. Hurry this prlci dependable. Some car PDGA member. Call Master of Music from 0576. EW76C cations and instrumentation products. Burlington house sit lor vacationers won't last. 603 622 8001 At Burlington Division you will work pentry exp. helpful Call Wilmington Pet Shop, 658 University of Con PAINTERS, C8.C. ex necticut. Reasonable Call 438 3779. FW7, with a staff of professionals who will 273-3040 438 1700 lor interview. 5041 for appt. PM8 1I terior painting. Also odd EW7-11 depend on your proven ability in any of HW76S rates. Call Stephen jobs including yard work. ALL HARDWOOD FREE to a good home Glover at 438 5339 Grapple loads from $32 the following positions: BE A PCA (Personal affectionate handsome, Call Brad, 935 6232 or Care Assistant) mor INST-tfS Dave, 272 2478. EW7 7 locally. Guarantee o- HELP WANTED neutered male.. Money amount and quality I ELECTRICAL nings, 8:30-Noon. Help a cat. Black, tan. and BELLY DANCING FEMALE, 16, South End, FIREWOOD MORE THAN JUST A disabled woman. Ex DOROTHEA STUDIOS — Woburn, will babysit in UNSPLIT FIREWOOD business 17 year' JOB. We are looking tor cream. All shots. Days Loggers Co-Op 603 8F. ASSEMBLER perience pref., but will 489 1158, 664 6635. Eves. Professional dancer, your home, July and/or Cut 16-18" average You will perlorm intricate wiring several women Interested train. 729-5473. Evening experienced teacher. starting September, 4998 in working in the titness 664 6635. length, $85 cord. Cut & FW7 191 operations on a wide variety of elec- hrs. avail, for supper hrs P7-6C Enjoy classes in our prof, weekends and after split $110 Full 128 cu. ft tronic assemblies, and will utilize field. If you have a lot ot and transfer. LONGHAIRED CAT. studios Member school. Call Sandv, 933 17 yrs. in the business. LOG LENGTH complicated wiring diagrams, wiring energy 8. enjoy working HW78 P.D.T.A. 2455301; 438 0841. EW7 7 667 3607 after 5 pm FIREWOOD, huge load'; charts and schematics. You should with people we are Grey w/white on lace and PART TIME 7663 COLLEGE STUDENT, FWMllx $500 up Prompt delivei / have 1-2 years electronics assembly looking for you. 30 hrs. a chest. Double paws IMI3x guaranteed profession.! CUSTODIAN. 20 hrs per Spayed female. Must give female. Stoneham, will experience to qualify. week. A paid training OAK 8. MAPLE, cut, service. Can't use a huqe program & a chance for wk. 6:30 10 30 am Ideal up due to allergies. Call PIANO LESSONS weed garden, mow lawn, MECHANICAL tor retired person. Apply classical and con do other asst yardwork split, deliv 2 cord mm. load? Split a load with a advancement. Flex 944 0673. (256 cu ft.) $100 per cord neighbor (900 CU.ft., $32' schedule. Call 933 8580. in person to T. Tighe Sons P7-8 temporary, beginners & with your tools. Exp., and ASSEMBLER intermediate, all ages 862 4832 or 452 7009 each). For New Hanin Assemble a wide variety of mech- Ask for Cheryl or Joan. Inc. 45 Holton St., Win Please ADOPT FROM knows the difference bet Chester. Call 658 9612. F W M 2 7 x shires finest grappi> anical assemblies, sub-assemblies, HW7 7 MRS. BROWN'S weed and flower. Call 438 HW7 8 INSTTFT 6145. loads, call Monadnoc! power supplies, cabling and solder EXPER.AUTO PARTS SHELTER. 216 Cam Oak & Maple firewood, Firewood, 603 673 0678 u VOICE COACH, con EW7 7 cut. split & del. ing. Experience in using hand and Expanding jobber PRINT SHOP near bridge Road, Woburn. 603 673 0700. FW7 27( Woburn Square needs White Shepherd, (pure) temporary vocal in NEAR READING guaranteed 128 cu ft $100 power tools, cabinet assembly and at counter, experienced FIREWOOD AI least two years of mechanical as- pretered, good future for person to make deliveries Newfoundland, a terpretation and SQUARE, Strong, per cord, unsplit $85 per and other duties in local Samoyed Husky, a technique. Call 658 9612. responsible 15 yr old boy cord less in quantity. Call hardwood As low as $90 sembly experiences are necessary right person, Supplier's INSTTFT per 128 ct. ft. Immedio'1 Automotive Company, area. Mon. Fri., II am to Poodle. PUPPIES, looking for odd jobs, anytime, let ring, 658 about 3 pm Must have spayed and 2 little kit GUITAR LESSONS. All inside or outside. 942 0576 4790 delivery 597 8838 We offer competitive salaries and an 104 Main Street, Woburn FW6 20l'i excellent benefit package, including 933 2564. HW7 8C car Call Ray, 935 8238. tens. 933 8539. We place levels all styles. Master EW7 8C FWtfT medical insurance and an employee HW7 12 only with responsible of Music Degree New SUBSTITUTE people. Hrs. 1:30 6:30. England Conservatory. stock purchase plan TEACHERS, Daycare MOTHER'S P7-6 Berklee alumnus Mike, E.C.E. and exp. pret. 617 662 6943. 933 5984. Equal Op Earn up to $75 to $150 a SPAYED FEMALE cat. To explore your career opportunities week part time. Morning, Black, orange, white INSTTF with Scientific-Atlanta, please send portunity Employer. HW7 8 afternoon, and evening patches Young Free to PIANO LESSONS, 8 week Buying your resume, in confidence, or call Ms Sybil Dalton at 273-1850 hours available Must good home. Call 944 0673 piano classes now for CLEANING COMPANY enjoy talking on the (allergies). ming for 5 & 6 yr. olds. seeks resp. persons for telephone Call Steve 933 P7-8 Session starts approx. Scientific part time supervisory 6804 July 6. Private lessons positions in Win 2 HOUSE CATS, Lovable, HW7 12C declawed 1 all black, 2' i also avail. Call Ms. Rusty Atlanta chester/Burlington Palombo, 944 2017 for or 154 Middlesex Turnpike areas Top pay, flex. eve. EXPERIENCED break yrs. old, 1 hall Persian fast waitress Must be calico, 6 yrs old. Need a details Burlington, MA 01803 hrs. Call after 5 pm 289 INSTR7-6C An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 4733. HW7 8 fast & friendly 6 I p.m. good home with older Mon. Fri Call 664 5799. people. Shots up to date MUSIC TEACHER Came PROGRAM MANAGER evenings 664 5223. 272-1755. from Europe recently, position in M.R HW7 6N P7 6 Master's degree, accept residence for adults. 31 Applications for students Selling? hours per wk.. Sunday EARN $50 for 5 hours SHIH TZU PUPS. AKC work, showing Queen Reg. Do not shed Variety 1983 from 4 and up. Adults - TELEMARKETING - Wednesday, no over also. 245 3025 Mrs. nights. $5.53 per hr.. full sway Fashions or be a of color. Male 8. female. hostess 8. earn" free $300 $350. Call 933 1243 Zlobinsky. benefits. Resume to: E M I7 27C For Electronic Seals Firm R P M R, 919 Main St., clothing Call 657 7988 or P7 20 Melrose, Ma 02176 6589763 HWIfT FREE KITTENS, SWIM LESSONS Cer Aggressive, personable individual with pro- HW7 7C TURN TIME into longhaired, 9 wks. old. tified Lifeguard and MONEY as an Avon Rep 933 6331. Water Instructor fessional telephone manner to generate sales. CON teaching all levels in the Selling quality cosmetics, P7 7 STRUCTION/HEAVY private pool $5 per hall EQUIPMENT fragrances 8. gifts ■ Full free 8 year old St. Ber or part time. For details hour session. Call James Davis OPERATOR, no ex nard with papers. Gentle Kathleen 944 4924 perience necessary. For call Peg Raistrick. 933 & beautiful animal Free 6254 or Joyce Corveno 17 7C Middlesex East 942-0514 information call 919 227 logood home 944 8258. 6140 or 919 227 6119, 8 933 9345. P7-8C BANJO LESSONS Martindalo Associates, Inc. a.m. 9 pm , Tuesday HWM7 6 BLUEGRASS style Five DOGS BOARDED — string banjo Call Don at Thursday. Construction PUTNAM PANTRY, large in. out runs. Specialists. HW7-7C Management Trainee, Meadow Brook Kennel, 4389570 classified start part time Call Mr. INST7 6S EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES NEW BRANCH. Start 933 1237. Emerson 944 5254 PM13x QUILTING, Beginner now at $275. pec yyeek. full HW7 6C course. Tues., Wed , — CALL TODAY! ..— ,,„ - time or JUS. per week, NEED CASH? Sell Thurs 10 12. July 12 to Minimum 6 months office experience. Top lo- part time. Various Aug 12 $30 Kit inc Call cal companies. Long and short term assign- positions available for quality products Be your section 933 5059. balance ot summer or on own boss. Sell Avon in LOST ments. Shorthand o plus! Excellent pay. Call for Stoneham. Call Maria, LOST — Orange and 178 an appointment today. No Fee. a permanent basis No experience. 396 8206 or 438 7379 white, short haired, 321 2958 HW7 18 HW8-10S domestic, part Siamese, — 273-3040- BOOKEEPER WANTED double pawed. Answers to can PART TIME A/R Garfield. Lost in vicinity FLEA MARKET 97 Cambridge St. CLERK, calculator- for Law office 1 lo 2 days per month. Exp thru ol Wash. park. Reward JOLLY JIM'S. Every computer knowledge. Burlington, MA general ledger req Mail 944 0027. Sunday 9 4, Minuteman Needed for 9 am I pm, L7 7C Vocational School (Roor ol Trelt«y»"l ) Mon. Fri. Call Shirley resume to Roche 8. Heifetz, 10 New England $100 parking lot, rl. 2A Personnel Pool 229 6081, Burlington area Lexington. Exit 45B off rt. help HW7 1 I Executive Pk .. REWARD Burlington 01803 Any individual who has 128. Sellers $15. buyers MATERIAL HAND HW7-8 inlormation which leads 50 . Info 246 3380 PRODUCTION L E R S/ Warehouse lo the whereabouts of a FM7 9 workers, temporary REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST/ BROKERS 8. SALES black angora like cat WOBURNFLEA % —1st Shift— assignments, 1st, 2nd 8. with white markings on you. PEOPLE MARKET Punch press, injection 3rd shifts, incl. produc her paws & nose will WOBURN FLEA CLERK TYPIST lion line, building NEEDED EX molding, can train. CELLENT OP receive this cash reward. MARKET, every Sunday Responsible worker maintenance, packing 8, Female cat responds to Barbas Food Marl, 167 Part-Time 1-5 p.m. some light lifting. 6 mos. PORTUNITY for full Good typing and tele- needed. Long term time 8. part time Brokers the name Blackie. Call Main St., Rt 38, Woburn work. Exp «. reliable ret. Jim 933-6804 or Woburn For further information phone manner. committment. req Must have trans., at Kaine 8. Wentworth Real Estate. Must have Police. Lost in South call 938 0522 •^w « Call Mrs. Sherwood Call Personnel Pool phone, & be avail up to 1 Woburn. South St & Mt FMM7 27 full wk at a time Friday clean car and be able to 10 a.m. ■ 1 p.m. for interview. work tlexible hours. Call Pleasant St area 97 Cambridge St. payroll. No fee Register L7 6C Gentest by appt. only. Oflice Mrs. Theophanis for an Burlington appointment 944 9100 ORANGE 8. white Specialists. Call 438 4901, HWTFC Angora, neutered male ENTERTAINMENT 935-5115 273-3040 % 61 Main St.. Stoneham or LADY WITH failing cat 5 yrs. old. Answers to Mert's Music Machine 273 1470, 99 So. Bedford "Taffy.'' Vic. Lexington St., Burlington HW7 II eyesight in nursing home STEVE "Mert" Amaru. requires light assistance St. & Glenwood Ave., Disc Jockey. Music for all '. "A" PAINTERS Wob. Children's pet occasions. Reasonable • 2nd SHIFT IN Plastics co in evening hours. For turther information call Reward Please call 933 rates. Call after 5 p.m. Traveling Healthy ■" Knowledge of texturing 729 9597 between 4 8 pm 6253. 944 6749 and use of polyurelhane HW7 7 L7-6 ENT ttC preferred Initiative and SHAKER GLEN COLLIE, black, white, 8. CLASS REUNION? GETTING THERE AND FEELING GOOD exper. in industry or gold Name Buffy If automotive required Call VILLAGE. Life Guard FUNDR + ISER? found call 944 3268. PUT YOUR confidence in Until recently, the ef- Lou Tanguay or John needed full lime, call 935 3479 REWARD "Let the Good Times fects of i"'i la*; could inter Corbett, 273 0890 L7 6C Burlington. HW7 11 HW7 8 Roll". Large or small we fore with the first .several do them all; from a house SUMMERTIME ALL BLACK TERRIOR Lab days of your vacation. Now, DATA ENTRY typisls, mix Medium sized dog, full to a hall full. We've new research indicates that Winchester 2nd shift. THE TIME been in business over 20 Earn that "extra'' money on Willow Street, in there are ways to help re Immediate long term vicinity ot Austin Prep. years. No gimmicks iliice the fatigue, disorienta- temporary assignments. working 2 3 nights Car just great music from the and phone needed. Give Probably wearing collar tion and irritability that of- 6 mo. exp. req . both with tag reading 40's fo the 80s. alpha 8. numeric Typing me a call 944 9635 ten accompany flying across _ lay healthy on your next,^ Merr y f ield Animal References on request, wpm good hourly HW7 28C special rates for several time /.ones an Hospital. Call 729 5050. n() trip by carrying an anti rates Friday payroll No HAIRDRESSER charities. You really can To btay healthy medication L7-8C keep your energy level high diarrheal medication like(ee Register by appt EXPERIENCED hair hire the best lor less! 944 IMODIUM capsules. only. Oflice Specialists. dresser wanted, lull time, LOST KITTY, black and while in flight, dress com- white, 4 mos old. male. 4617 Call 438 4901, 61 Main St.. salary plus comm Call ENT IIC I'irtahlv. exercise every hour Stoneham or 273 1470, 99 658 9433, ask for Susan. Family heartbroken. id • Daily Chronicle HW7-6T Please call 665 9116 or SOUND DECISION So. Bedford St . FOR MUSIC from the 40s i'i ■it lightly. It is a good idea so reduce* painful cramps Bur|. Qn HW; ,, 665 0429. Vicinity of GOVERNMENT Jobs. to the 80's. SO's and 60s in reduce or eliminate alco- and prevents loss of water lurTnu ,,.(I Hawley Rd., Melrose holic beverages, but it Uim-It is used only as n«-.l.-«l BURLINGTON MASS Thousands of vacancies L7-4S are a specialty. Super must be filled im sound 8. lights We're «1. Unt to drink p.enty of.nd I, «*.-ta>JW™*»%r*SM^SZ&* mediately $17,634 lo GOLDEN BROWN Your y No brag, just fact! Call llu.ds. Try to substitute Travelers diarrhea is seldom ^ oraanfled secre ,ary $50,112. Call I 716 842 Golden Retriever, green collar Ans. to Erin Lost professional audio fruit juices for carbonated a serious condition, llowev )()r diverSjfled position 6000, Ext 3191 HJYV7 6S technician & DJ Pete drinks, which, at high alti-er, if symptoms persist <>r |. typing skills req'd. in vie. ot West Side ol Exce FULL/PART TIME Woburn or Burlington Maguire. 438 8993 lude may cause stomach if you develop a fever over Wus, be ab|e ,0 handle JANITOR, Floor butter area. Call 935 2727, ENT tfS upset. 101 or notice blood or mil busy sa|es office Min. of operator, Experienced anytime. "SOUNDS UNLIMITED" ad While frequent fliers learn cous in your stool, consult 2 yrs. experience req'd only. Variable hours. L7 8 PROF D.J. service to minimize jet lag, it is a doctor. Good salary Co paid Uniforms furnished Must LOST BIRD, grey Music 8. equip tailored to surprising how few precau |n addition lo ,,., , benefits. Contact Dorothy have own transportation lag Cockatiel, with orange your needs Weddings, ions even seasoned travelersea,. . r,)(|(ls ; Frantz. 273 4090. HW7 11 Conlact Bob Cavanna at lunclions 8. parties. 'JOURNEYMAN 933 1729 HW7 6 cheeks, vie. of North lake to safeguard their health indu|ging in (.i(|„.r r()„(| or Woburn, 933 6370. "Music is our only will once they land You maydrink <)r drinkin(! contam. ELECTRICIAN & ap LAND SURVEYORS. L7 12 business "617 352 8319. arrive better rested and;inated water may cause prentices, pd. vac & Draltsman, rodman, ENTtfC Mill face traveler's di holidays, health ins. instrument men, crew LIGHT COLORED tan , temporary traveler's (liar short haired sm female SOPHISTICATED arrhe. unless you take^ go whcn ,n a iorg. Other benefits Work to chief. Send resume to 10 SOUNDS be in Wakelield area. 837 Ellery Lane, dog Vic Highland Ave . precautions. country, ask for bottled or Winchester Please call PROFESSIONAL DJ MC When you re planning . 1844 BURLINGTON, MA service. We provide a reach mlneTli wat( r 729 4572. L7 8 your itinerary is the time HW7 18 01803 highly unique 8' Mlly to ask your physician for Don't let traveler's di- STUDENTS HW7 6 REWARD FOR all black customized sound system PART TIME person lor female kitten, 16 wks. old, to complement any oc ll fast-acting anti-diarrheal arrhea ruin your next trip Earn up to $75 to $100 part lost in vicinity ol Choate medicine, such as IMOOIUM Have IMODIUM capsules on time Morning, alternoon office and yard cleaning, casion. Featuring non minor repairs Ap Hospital. Sister kitten slop music past lo '"iieramide HCI) capsules, hand and be ready to make and evening hours very lonely Please call over Musi proximately 2 hours per present Relerences IMODIUM provides fast re the most of your business or avail. 271 4292 days 938 1749 lief* within one hour after vacation plans. lalking on the telephone day. Contact Gerard available 617 374 1868 Boyle, 933 3100 eves. EM2x Call Steve933 6804 L7- 12 HW7 I2C HW7 6 THE DEE-JAYS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MOONLIGHTERS FULL TIME — must PARTIES, DANCES, PART TIME SHIPPING CLERK, part Earn up to $75 lo $150 a have driver's license. weddings Music from 150,000 HEATING AND DIESEL time, permanent. No exp. week part lime Morning, Heavy lilting required. FOUND 40"s through 80's. Call o|l sales person wanted. req. May dev. into full alternoon, and evening $3 50 per hour o start. Call BOYS OLD BMX bike now to reserve your date. Male or female. Call time job. Good oppor. for hours available Must 658 7682. Vic. of West Side Woburn Ed Dee 438 7794, Bill Dee anytime 438-9550 or 935 recent H.S. grad. Call 935 enjoy talking on the HW7 6C Call 935 3734. 245 7269 8)74. HWM7-10 5602 for appt. HW7 6 telephone Call Steve 933 F07-7 ENT-IfC • -i VyORK AND TRAVEL 6804. HW7 I2C FOUND. Black puppy. BELLY GRAMS readers HIGH SCHOOL TEENS, FREE: Crulseships and JOBS OVERSEAS. Big Lab., Near Library in VIOLIN Serenades. landscaping & yard work Reading. Has white on airlines need help, all Private party West side. money last $20,000 to Portrait grams for all occupations, for in- ... tummy 8. brown on paws occasions. Call the Good wages Call 935 $50,000 plus per year Call The crocodile continual y p|ease ca|, ,44 " formation call 602 998 1-216 453 3000, Exl 2190 Magical Carpet 389 5432 5814. . urows new sets of teeth to r,.r 0575. ext 807 HW7 ,3S F78C E727C HW7-13T HW76 «roplace old teeth.

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. Supplement lo Daily Times §, Chronicle (Woburn. Reading. Winchester. Burlington, Weketieldl. Lynntield PAGE S-U-WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983 Villager. No Reeding Transcript. Wilmington 1 TewktburyTown Crier. Stoneham Independenl • •••SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED •• SERVICES OFFERED FOR SALE WANTED Household Contents CEiLINGS FURNITURE LAWN SERVICE PAINTING & LIGHT SEWING MACHINES WINDOWCLEANING PICNIC TABLES; made AIR CONDITION INS" ATTIC TO CELLAR old PROFESSIONALLY REFINISHED LET US TAKE care of CARPENTRY work, WE SERVICE AND have WINDOWS WASHED — of 2" kiln dried 2x8, 2x4. SERVICE fashioned furniture, SPRAYED, textured. FURNITURE your lawn. Quality work. lowest rates. Call 851 parts for Singer, Ken Residential and com- spruce lumber. All makes 245 3563 North glass, clocks, lamps, REFINISHED & free estimates. Call Paul mercial. Call Phil Galvanized carriage Wind Air Conditioning 8. Your choice of gold, 3168. more, Nelco. Brothers, jewelry, crocks, frames, silver or clear sparkles. repaired. Residential & Guarente 729 5436 or Tony SO7 20t Gallagher Cleaning screws and nails. 6'$65, Refrigeration Co White. Morse, New paintings, baskets, SQ7-15C Free estimates. Woburn commercial finishing Guarente 944 9429 " PAPERHANGER Home. Necchl and most Service. 944-3001. 8'-$75. Deliveries can be arranged. Call Chris after wicker Items, bric-a- Carpentry & Remodeling. (free estimates.) Don't SM8 5 PAINTING AND Paper others. Singer, 451 Main ■ SOtfC About Trash & Moving 5 p.m. 944 5895. brac. Free appraisals, 935 1873.935 1489 SM26x buy new; "Re-Do." Call LAWNMOWER REPAIR Ing. No job too small. For St.,. Stoneham. 438 3268 WINDOWCLEANING BE SAFE Prevent fires FS78C instant cash. Phyllis Highland Wood Finishing HAND LAWNMOWER free estimates call John SM3x FOR THE Cleanest and accidents. Will take CHIMNEY CLEANING Hilton, 6626492 or 665 729 6376. 438 5868. SM5x tune up $29.50. Includes Flynn at 322 5793 after 5 windows around call 19' FIBERGLASS deep V away rubbish from CHIMNEYS CLEANED PASSIVESOLAR 8749 WttS Heating and Piping points, plugs, condenser, pm. StfC Jim's Window Cleaning. UShp Evlnrude motor. 18 cellars, attics, yards, etc. and repaired. Old GREENHOUSES and PIANOS WANTED. All GAS. OIL. SOLAR sys adj. carburetor, oil additions, customized to We do regular, storms. gal. inboard alum, gas Appliances, furniture chimneys rebuilt and PAVING — repaving kinds. I will pay to move. terns. All makes. change, shapren blade & your home. Free Cape Cods, picture tank. Convertible top. moved or disposed of relined. Woodburning driveways and walkways, Call 438 2488. WtfS Blueray, Weil McLain. labor. Usual 1 week estimates. GET SOLAR. windows 8. store fronts. Compass, life jackets. Servicing Woburn area stoves installed. Fully etc. No job too small, free Texaco. Becett & In service. 944 0925. Please call 935 7944. Inside and out at a Tandom trailer. 933 9438. JUNK CARS wanted, will for past 24 years. Call 933 equipped, fully insured. est. Call after 4 p.m. 851 terburner. Furnaces in S075C S78 reasonable price. Call FS76 pay $)10$15 Call 887 7939 1868 after 3 pm. SM23x Year round service. 6858, ask for Pat. stalled from $995 Jim 933-8386. SM13x CHILD'S MAGNUS days„'289 4514 nights. ALARM SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE SOtfT TAILORING Complete line of wood 8. Sheetmetal work & electric chord organ, t WtfN QUALITY protection for A to Z Maintenance and PAINTING HOUSE OF MARY All WINDOWCLEANING coal stoves available. For dueling Call Blue Temp good cond. $30; Beige WANTED DECOYS — your peace of mind. alterations. Call Ted Interior & Exterior sewing, all alterations. C MOORE Residential free est. call Northeast 6576181. SOtfT china bathrm. sink $15; wooden ducks, any cond., Burglar and fire Chimney Sweeps. 935 Nalwalk, 944 8373. StfC WE SCRAPE AND SANO Also, dolls and Barbie window cleaning. Gutters Blue china bathrm. sink top prices. Call 665 7437 or protection. References HOME MASONRY WORK all peeling areas. Prime clothes Call 851 3015. cleaned and oiled. Free 5488. SM8x and matching toilet $30; 665 9821. Alma Libby. supplied upon request. IMPROVEMENTS STONEWALLS, brick and apply finish coat. All SM7 15 estimates. Fully Insured. Two student desks with WtfN 658 8139 SOtfT B&B CHIMNEY SWEEP HOUSE PAINTING, and concrete work, windows and cracks are TAILORING Over 12 years exp. Call PROTECT AGAINST gutters, roofing, porches, Woburn. 933 9070. open shelves and mat CASH PAID for antiques, ALUMINUM patios. Landscaping and puttied where necessary STONEHAM TAILOR dangerous chimney fires decks 8, stairs. 5 yr. guar. SM/ JO ch'lng chairs $15 ea. Set of used furniture, glass, ALUM combination tree work. Call Armando and loose woodwork is SHOP, 19 Franklin St.. by .having your chimney Ref. lists. Fully insured. 4 snack tables with wicker fywlTtura. oak windows, alum, Storm Sinagoga, 438 3465 nailed back. Gutters are Stoneham. Any type of YARD WORK cleaned professionally. Call Dick 246 4047 woodgrain finish $20. 3 tables^-tfld towy. miKJary doors and alum I piece SOtfS oiled. Call George for free alterations for men and MOW LAWNS, remove Pointing and rebuilding. SM20x sod. Columbia bike $20. Wernf, swords, etc. VV4JI gutters. Compare our MASONRY WORK estimate. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. women. Hours: Mon.. small trees. Have truck Fully insured contractor. etc. Call 2724244 any bi prices and save Silverio HOT TOPPING Stone or brick, retaining 944 1266. Wed., Fri., Sat., 9 5, for odd jobs. Good rates Free estimates. B8.B time. call 935 3389 8, 272- Construction, 942 1158 8. BACKHOE walls, steps, sidewalks, StfC Tues. 8-2; Thurs. 8 5 and 935 7993. CHIMNE Y SWE E P ^ FS7 1 9167 Wm6x 944-4143 SO tfC Paul J. Howell & Sons, stucco work, call 657 8521. PLASTERING 6:30 10pm. 438 7198. S7 8 COMPANY, 933 4845 Inc., Gen'l Contractors, SM29x 4x18 ROUND POOL BASEBALL CARDS and APPLIANCE REPAIR ask for Paul. PLASTERING Ceilings SM22x driveways, backhoe Haywood filter, liner & trains wanted — pay cash VACUUM CLEANER S076T Palnfed. No job too big or HARVEY'S T.V. FOR SALE work, loam, lie. sewer cover. Small redwood for Lionel. Ives. CHIMNEY CLEANING OIL BURNERS too small. Reasonable TELEVISION REPAIRS. MATTRESS WAKE and sewing machine connections. Free est., deck. Some ace. $500. Call American Flyer. Provide additional safety Have your oil burner prices. Free Estimates. Color TV specialist, all HOUSE open to the repairs, bags, belts, call 658 2795, anytime. 935 3715 after 5 pm. Marklin, Bing, etc. replacement hoses Built and comfort for your tuned up! We do NOT sell Call 272 0817. SM7x service calls only $14.95. public. All brand names SOtfT FS7 7 Baseball cards wanted. in vacuum cleaners, sold family. Chimney fuel oil. 22 years ex D8, W PLUMBING Call Harvey's TV. 658 at discount prices. QUALITY PINE picnic Call Bob. days 272 9778. and serviced. Free Cleaning, free estimates. General Contractor perience Call us at 272 BATHS 8. KITCHENS, 5944 or 658 4324 Master THE MATTRESSMAN tables, $S0 $95; lawn eves. 438 6627 WMSx estimates. Pickup and Chim Clean. 942 0909 LEE R. HANSEN 8963 heating, gas fitting, in TV License 1308 SO ffC 64 Cambridge Street swings $169. Chairs, delivery, 2 day service. SO7-20C BUILDER Quality work SOtfC stallation of underground — TIMEX — Rte. 3A sMONEY GIVEN* window boxes, trellises 8, 302 Montvale Ave. 935 in roofs\siding, additions, BARRETT'SOFFICE oil tanks, service work AUTHORIZED SER (Off Rte. 128at Exit41N) WE PAY MORE than CLEANING remodeling kitchens, Burlington. 273 2220 rose arbors. Wm anyone for old furn, 2704. SM6x SERVICES Call Don 9449512, Lie. VICE Center. We repair TOWNE CLEANING CO attic stbirs. ceilings, FSMSx Coviello, 90 Spring St., desks, china cabinets, BS.H Appliance Service Word processing fo meet J18928. SOtfC in warranty & out of ProJesiional cleaners repairsv^nd odd jobs. Call Wakefield, 2*5-6196. round tables, bookcases, CALL ANYTIME FOR your Personal. Medical, PLUMBING & HEATING warranty Timex watches. HORSEFEED otfenfltt. quality cleaning 9353939 SM16x FSM8 1 old dolls, windup toys, repairs on major brands Legal, and Technical STEVEN R. PETTI Parts 8. repairing for all ALSO Livestock and dog for yourj home. apt. or GAS DRYER, harvest hall trees, commodes, of washers, dryers, dish- HOUSEWORK needs. Form letters and PLUMBING, HEATII4G electric shavers. A 8, K feed. Local represen office. Reading, 944 09481 gold, 7 yrs. old — BO. sterling, paintings, washers, ranges, freezers HOUSEWORK DONE by mail advertising. 8, Gas, bathroom & kit Jewelers, 379 Main St.. tative for Agway, Inc., StfC Moving must sell. 657 banks, oriental rugs, etc. & refrigerators, reason- a professional custodian Reasonable rates Call chen remodeling. Drains Stoneham Sq. 438 1250 Reading 944 9161 FStfC 8383 Florence. I icensed able rates. Prompt CLEANING 8, a professional 475-4537. cleaned, no job too small Mon to Sat 9am 5:15pm USED PIANOS for sale. FS7 6T auctioneer 665 9452 or service. Call 944 7270.StfC 2 RESP 8, RELIABLE housecleaner. Honest 8, S07 28C 665 1685. Lie. No. 18765. SO TFS Good cond. Low prices. woman to clean house 8> reliable. Fast & efficient GOLD SINK and lav set 233 7351 APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN & TRUCK. Appl a StfC TREE SERVICE — Call for appointment. 438 apts. Weekly & bi weekly quality work $6 75 an hr $120; swim pool pump WtfS REPAIRS ON all major moved 8. removed. Plumbing, Heating & Landscaping, pruning, 2488 FStfS Ref & trans. Call & ask Reas. rate. Also wash $75; 2 new studded snow $$$ FOR SALE brands of washers, Rubbish removed yard GASFITTING planting, maintenance, NEW WATERBEDS. for Dee or Adrienne. 721 walls. Call 862 8173 after 9 tires 195/75/14. Call 658 dryers, dishwashers, work odd jobs cleanouts Service removals, construction, King, Queen, single, BUYING almost 2077. pm. 2105 days. everything! Furniture ranges, freezers and furniture moving. Reas. STEVE Thacker, Jour design. Free est imates. complete, 10 year S78 S75 FS7 13T refrigerators. At a very rates. Ron, 662 2070. neyman's Lie No. 18638, W. Haas. 774 1937 284 warranty. 12 models, glass china old toys tools honest price. Appliance HOUSECLEANING SOUS phone 245 7829. 0103. from $199 The Waterbed rugs wicker quilts lamps HOUSECLEANING, dolls teddybears. Will buy Service, 933 9401. SM2x Cleaner PAINTING S08 2C SO8 1C Factory, 162 Eastern Live Lobsters i item or ent house Top EXP HOUSb and apf Efficient and reliable PAINTING. Expert In BATHROOM Kitchen re TYPE-RIGHT Ave., Lynn 598 1400 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Good ref. Call Cathy, bet $$ paid. Call Ruby before cleaning. Bi weekly or terior and Exterior. No modeled, update & repair ALL KINDS of typing FStfN Low Prices BY READING ASPHALT 5 6 pm. 933 9442 -^, J you sel 1. 665 9452 days 233 weekly. References. Call job too small or large J. old cabinets & broken tile done quickly 8. ac CO. Quality paving and •* ' S76 SEVEN ACRES FARM FRIDAYS ONLY 7351 evenings. 7:30 a.m. or 3:30 p.m. Abreu. 935 2793 SMIx curately. Specializing in sealcoating at reasonable around tubs, etc. Free STRICTLY FRESH Wakefield. MA Intersect WttS prices. Free estimates. Marilyn. 438 7522. JUNKCARS R.C. PAINTING est. 438 1107 or 438 4582 dictaphone either by PULLET eggs, capons, Main 8, Broadway Sts JUNK CARS Removed. ALL THAT IS OLD An 944 7072 SO HC S07 6S INTERIOR 8. EXTER SOTFS cassettes or by telephone broilers, turkeys, pure (next for Four Seasons highest prices paid, tique furniture, rugs, HOUSE CLEANING, IOR over 15 yrs. ex REPAIR Pick-up 8. del serv avail honey, maple syrup, fowl Fruit) Free Del. Lg ATARI immediate service Day clocks, china, toys, quilts, "Come home to a clean perience Reasonable REPAIR 8, Remodeling, Please call 438 1630 Concord St., No. Reading orders 438 7733. ATARI REPAIR, also or evening 272 5160 or.657 dolls, wicker. Leo house after working all prices and free estimates plaster, paint, carpentry SO tfS 664 3530, exit 13 off 93 FS7 6S repairs on all makes of 7389. Call the little guy!!! evenings 665 7062 or Jim day. Dependable and 944 8976 or 944 3388 SO tfC etc. Call Pat at 729 8294. TRAVEL SERVICE FStfN TVs, Stereos & video StfC WILSON 7 Club Golf set days 729 3636 or eves 729 recorders. Master Tech honest Call 322 9284 Painting Wall Coverings SM7 28 WHERE ARE YOU TRAILER HITCHES sold $39. Cart $19 Lady's-Patty LANDSCAPING 8383. Lie.'8635 S07 13S INTERIOR PAINTING 8. HOME REPAIRS GOING? All plane, ship and installed, pickup Berg set $49. Bag $5. New SERVICE W tfS SERRA VIDEO, 272 5115 CLEANING wall coverings (vinyl, INTERIOR Remodeling and hotel arrangements truck bumpers; all types woods, putters, wedges GO DDARD BROS COLLECTORS WANT old SM7 7 TIME FOR HOUSE foil, paper) Free esti repairs. New ceilings, through the United States of weld ing. El ston for ' 1 price. Jr. set $49 Landscaping Design - and all over the world can key wind clocks. Will BOOKKEEPING Cleaning. Have Truck, mates. Call Phil 944 3001 walls, paper, paint. Welding Service. 180 581 1460 construction, grounds be made at tariff rates by answer any and all BOOKKEEPING FOR will pick up and clean SOtfC Exterior repairs Park St.. North Reading FS7 I3S maintenance. Free calling your authorized replies promptly and SMALL Business and yards, cellars, attics, etc Roofing, gutters, pain 664 3498. FStfN 16' SILVERLINE estimates Fully insured PAINTING travel agent. Let us know courteously Please call professionals Cash and do any odd jobs ting, porches. Quality fiberglass boat, trailer, 944 4962, 664 5836 Two college students, 5 your travel plans and we OFFICE EQUIPMENT Jim days. 729 8383 or Leo receipts, disbursements, moving furniture. Let us work you can afford. bucket seats, good cond SOtfC years experience, will be happy to work NEW 8, USED desks, evenings 665 7062 bank reconciliation, do the work Call Ken 933 reasonable rates, quality Small jobs a specialty chairs, typewriters, file No engine. $900 or best MARK C.DONOVAN them out with you. W tfS payroll qrt returns Thru 6143 or Lenny. 933 6330. work. References Fully insured. In cabinets at discount offer. Cassette car stereo LANDSCAPE DESIGN — McGrath Travel Service, BONDED AND T.B. Tel. 272 7467 SM7 1 available, free estimates Stoneham call Tom. 665 prices. The Office player new only used 3 complete landscape 14 Eaton Ave., Woburn, LICENSED Dealer, SM7 7 A&M Call Mike 944 5792. 0083. SOtfS Manager, 134 Park St. Rt mos. IDI FF local & service, thatching, liming Mass. Tel 935 0600 established 20 years, CLEANING S07 30C TRACTOR REPAIRS 62, No Reading. 664 4747 distant am/fm MPX, $60 BUSINESS SERVICE 6 fertilizing, mowing, (Members of American buying anything old. Call & DISPOSAL specializing in gravely, FStfN Call 245 1489 LITTLES BUSINESS planting & design, sod Painting-Wallpaper Ipg Society of Travel 491 7000 or 944 6141. CELLARS. ATTICS. Ariens. Locke 8. In FS76S Service. Automatic and seeded lawns in FULLY INSURED, over Agents). SM8x STUNNING WH ITE WM21x typing. teletype, yards, tree trimming 8. 20 years' experience ternational Used equip summer wedding gown 1 WINDOW air cond, $100 stalled. Free estimates. TREE REMOVAL WANTED: Will purchase secretarial, tape tran removal. No job too large Ceilings a specialty Call for sale. Dave's Tractors and veil. Fink original. or best offer. 4 oval shape 9443039 SOtfC 8, CARE antiques, furn, toys, scriptions, resumes, or small. Quality ex Don McLennan, 438 0483 Co. 658 4381. SOtfT Size 6. Asking $225. 944 picnic benches, $40. Call LANDSCAPE-TREE clearing 8, firewood glassware etc Household newsletters, copies, large perienced painting. Free SOtfS FURNITURE 6022. FS ffC 438-4336 BE READY for the Fully insured 8, free document reductions, estimates. Al & Ken 944 REFINISHING FS76S clean up service spring regrowth cycle. QUALITY* estimates. For complete, Wrought Iron Rails available. Call 658 2163 rubber stamps, in 6481 NAZARIAN Refinishing SPIRALS from $395. Low SOtfC Plantings — design. Sod EXPERIENCE dependable 8. last service WASHER 8. DRYER, W7 27T vitations, stationery, PAINTING CO. - fully Furn meticulously hand call Timberline Tree prices, instant service Sears heavy duty, 4 yrs. lawns Yard clean up 8, WANTED Brie a Brae, mimeographing, report CELLARS. ATTICS, licensed, fully insured, stripped 8, refinished Service 245 4229. New England Metal old, $150 each; $200 for maintenance. Rototilling. glass, furniture and binding Room 101. 2 cleaned out Old items interior, exterior, com Spec in antiques 20 yrs SO tft Products, 90 Main St., No. both. Frigidaire Lawn thatching, mowing. miscellaneous. Call Linden St 944 2669 purchased Call 658 2163 mercial, residential, exp free pick up 8. del 438 Reading, 664 5244. refrigerator, 17 cu. ft. Expert tree pruning, DUMP TRUCK anytime 246 0976 or after StfC S07 27T waterproofing All work 2506. SOUS MC/Visa freezer, $100. Call 273 removal Fully insured DUMP TRUCK FOR 5. 774 4566 CARPENTRY CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES. 944 done by professional GENERAL REPAIRS HIRE — yards, cellars, FS tfN 4131. GENERAL CLEANING W7 8C PORCHES, Gutters, 7221. SOtfC painters Our name says Home remodeling, inf attics cleaned, loam 8- fill RICH FARM LOAM FS7 12 siding & roofing Kitchens Cellars, yards and attics. it all. 944-8010 SOtfC exterior, carpentry, CASH PAID METRO deliveries. trash Deliyeced at old BUY FACTORY & baths remodeled Will pick up and dispose paint, paper, masonry, no WANTED I M LANDSCAPING A&M removal. Reasonable fashioned prices, also fill, DIRECT Lightweight, Aluminum doors 8, Call 933 8638 SMIOx job too small Free ests MEDIATELY, I pc. or ALL TYPES OF con PAINTING rates Call Jack anytime bark mulch, red crushed fiberglass Scamp 13' and windows, metal interlock Call 4381107 SOTFS complete household of old Palazzolo Const. Co. struction 8, weekly INTERIOR 8, exterior 664 2762 SO tfC sfone, sand Call 233 0348 16' travel trailers and weather stripping in Concrete floors, patios, FS tfN furn., wicker, glassware. maintenance programs, Free estimates Over 20 ANDERSON ROOFING TRUCKS FOR HIRE new 19' 5th wheel. Call stalled Call Art Nelson. pool decks, masonry, Oriental rugs Buying soddirnj" 8, seeding, years experience. 944 MASONRY Yards, cellars, garages DIAMOND SALE now toll free 1-800 346 935-0545 SM7x waterproofing, surveying almost anything Lie. and renovation work, shrub 8. 6481 SOtfC All types of masonry cleaned Tree & trash 2 DAYS ONLY Saturday 4962 for free brochure and & engineering. Free bonded Call Frank VOKESCHOOLGRAD tree installation. BARRETT PAINTING work, roofing repairs 8, removal, hauling 8> 10 5 p.m.. Sunday 12 4 save! FS7 12 estimates, call Steve 664 anytime 933 1910 Ser SEEKS CARPENTRY Residential 8. com PEELING7CRACKING? new work Shingles 8, tar delivering. Reasonable p.m. Engagement rings, WASHER & ELECTRIC jobs of all kinds Quality 6328 SO UN 8, gravel. 15 yrs. ex ving all areas. mercial Call 438 0884 etc. Preparation is our rates Call Dennis 233 etc. Direct from Dryer; sewing machine, WM7 13 work always & very DRIVEWAY HOT TOP SO tfS commitment Quality perience. Free estimates. 3239 or 233 8239 wholesaler Save up to a rug, a desk, baby reasonable rates Call Al Call 272 6315or 851 9138 CASH PAID!! For R. COOPER 8, SON We DEE LANDSCAPING work. References SOtfN 66%. Layaways. Money items, bunk bed no Bunker at 438 7491. SOtfS pave, you save Free provided Free estimates SOtfT back guarantee mattress, twin bed; working refrigerators WE OFFER A COM DUMPTRUCK only. Also remove broken CARPENTRY estimates Call 851 2919 PLETE program for your Call now, David. 942 0711 Rich Roofing MAN WITH DUMP truck Diamond Imports. LTD, kit(fnen set, sofa; tables SO Iff down washer dryers, ALL TYPES, Doors, lawn and surroundings. SO tfC RESIDENTIAL ROOFS to clean yards, attics, 265 Winn St., Burlington 6 lamps, an open hutch, (at intersec. of Rt. 3A) stoves, refrigerators, 324 windows, porches, steps, BASEMENT SPECIAL Spring cleanup, Fer PAINTING Carpentry, gutters. cellars. We take away a buffet; 8, a dininq room Licensed 8. insured 15 Call anytime, 273 2552. set. 933 4296 FS7 12. 3700 paneling, sus. ceilings, ADD LIVING space in llllzer, Weed control. UNEMPLOYED appliances or any debris year. Guarantee Free FS tfC WM7 23 wind, cords, cust cab 8, your cellar. Electrical Insect control. Tree and teachers looking tor Free estimates Ro 8, SOFA BED, Navy blue, estimates. 944 1590 STORAGE SPACE kitchens. Reasonable and plumbing work inc. shrub pruning Bark painting jobs Prof job Paul, 665 7344. OFFICE EQUIPMENT, velvet. Excel, cond 4 SOtfC wanted Garage, cellar, rates. Days 648 1133, Specialists in barnboard. Mulch. Free estimates. low prices exp neat rets. SOtfS IBM/Selectric MT ST Duxbury chairs. 2 side. 2 eves 438 7293 SOUS Call Bill Ross, 658 9287 Improve house save ROTOTILLING (word processor) w/desk arm. Exc cond 862 8540 etc Must be dry Call 438 Reasonable prices. Also MAN 8, TRUCK. Appl. SM7 16 money 438 7360, 438 0611 Rototilling, $10.00 and up. and tape console. Good FS78 8494 or 273 0293 OAKPENTRY add a full bath for $2,500 SO tJS Call 657 7034. Call moved 8. removed operating cond $250.00 W7 6S GREGORY DICTAS New including tub. toilet and TIBUR LANDSCAPING Rubbish removed, yard MODERN SOFA, CHAIR vanity Call 944 9031 SPRING CLEANUPS, GODDARDS anytime. SOTFT Call 657 7360. & 2 chrome & glass additions, porches, work, odd jobs, clean FSTFT remodeling, finished Maksou Carpentry. SOtfC THATCHING, Roto PAINTING SERVICE — RUBBISH REMOVED outs. Reas. rates Ron tables, only 3 mo. old ANTIQUES interior & exterior $500. Call 935 3229 playrooms. Bathrooms, tilling, Mowi ng 8. BE SAFE — Prevent 662 2070 MOROSA CHROME Antique Clocks HILLTOP CO. Grooming Complete painting, wallpapering, valve covers. New still in FS7 12 ceramic tile kitchens, air RES. DRIVEWAYS in fires and accidents Will S07 6S HIGHEST cash price maint. Qual. work af general repairs Richard box. Fit Ford 289. 302 and conditioners installed take away rubbish from TYPING, accurate & MOVING - (I) set paid for all antique stalled by motorized reasonable rates. Call Goddard 944 4962, 944 351W. Asking $35. 272 Garage doors, large and paving machine, same cellars, aftics, yards, etc neat done with IBM wooden ladders, (2) 32 ft clocks Complete 935 1702 or 438 0433 and 8175 SO IfC 2417. small jobs accepted Free Appliances, furniture Selectric II, also exts.. (1) 20 ft. exts. 11) 8 repairing 8. restoration type used on parking lots ask lor Joe. SM7 10 FS7 8 estimates Call 933 0977. & private roadway. PAINTING moved or disposed of Stenorette dictaphone ft. step ladder, like new Call anytime 658 2766 SMIx Curbing by machine Seal J.G. LANDSCAPING WHATEVER PAINTING Servicing Woburn area Pick up 8. delivery, fast & RECONDITIONED $200 Set aluminum ANT IIT Service. Interior, Ex for past 24 years. Call 933 ladder jacks $25 Call 664 Coaling Call Reading COMPLETE LAWN professional 665 8510 Refrigerators. Washers, WANTED Oak, walnut, CARPENTER SERVICE, mulching, terior. Reasonable rates. 1868 after 3 pm. 944 0888 SOtfS dryers, stoves 2220. mahog. 8, early pine furn WHO CARES trimming, edging, etc. Free estimates 438 5269 SM 23x FS7 6N SO HC Guaranteed. Delivered. Lamps, wicker, pottery, ROUGH, FINISH remod Call John 933 5117 SM23x SM7 10 WALLPAPERING Able Appliance Service. ELECTRICIAN RUBBISH REMOVAL POOL FILTER. ^ hp and other antiques I will pay eling, Formica, cabinets LANDSCAPING S8.W PAINTING. Airless REMOVAL OF BRUSH, WALLPAPERING, spe 324 3700. FSM7 23 Joseph Maksou, 109 RESIDENTIAL and cializing in vinyl, grass, chain link fence. 4'x60' cash for one piece or YARDS RAKED, lawns Spraying Brush. Roll building debris, rubbish, ST. MARK'S THRIFTY Bancroft. Ave . Reading industrial Free esti flock, murals Ceilings $60 each or BO 245 7963 estate. Call Tony days, mowed, trees 8. lots Residential demolition work and SHOP, 10 St. Mark's Rd , 944 9031 SOtIC mates Bill Alexander. painted. Interior pain $7 II eves. 933 3611 cleared and rubbish Commericial Interior cleanouts. Prompt Burl. Open every Wed. 10 933 1103. SM20x ting. Call 272 6841. SM8x ANTM25x Patterson Carpentry removed Also, first Exterior Free reliable service. Serving 3. New rack THIS AND THAT QUALITY WORK at ELECTRICIAN quality firewood for sale Estimates. 484 2101 after all towns. Call Bill eves Wallpapering—Painting RESTOCKED Dresses, MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION COMPANY reasonable rates LICENSED ELECTRI All landscaping done 5pm 862 2142. RESIDENTIAL WALL blouses. All brand new. RELATIONSHIPS INC 6A Montvale Ave , Roofing. siding CIAN free estimates No prolessionally without 7 20 SO SM2x PAPER and interior Dollar day still in force. Video dating service tor Stoneham. Ma. 438 7140, remodeling, windows |ob too big or too small paying the high cost 245 painting, all types, 15 yrs. FS7 8 QUALITY House Pain RUGS SHAMPOOED discriminating singles of hrs. 10am to 4pm, eves doors. Put on a deck this Lee Janvrin. 942 0243, lie experience with honest 02»2 SO; I3C ting, 2 reliable college GALLANT SERVICE CO. 14' SHASTA Trailer, 1974. all ages. Call today to call 233 7351. Buying spring tor summer Free no El7239. SOtfC rates. Call Bob, Billerica LAWN SERVICE students w/2 yrs. ex Wall to wall carpeting Excel, cond. Very clean, meet that spec ia I anything or everything in estimates, fully licensed 667 4757. SOtfC ELECTRICIAN EVERGREEN LAWN perience, dependable 8, cleaned. All size rugs sleeps 4 6, gas/elec. someone, two or more. household goods Dolls, Call Barry Patterson. 944 KENNETH SABATINO SERVICE, Grass cut, hardworking. Free Free pick-up and , WEDDING Refrig., sink, 3 burner top Call 465 0199 furn. tables, toys, 4970. SO ttC Electrician — com- shrubs trimmed. Com estimates Tim, 438 2666 delivery. Fully insured. QUALITY Photos at an 8> oven, closet, cabinets, MISCtfT glassware, china, quilts, CAR POLISHING, mercial. Residential, plete lawn service. Free S07 6S Satisfaction guaranteed. affordable price Call 657 jacks stabilizer, $2700 or CHRISTIAN SCHOOL jewelry, tools, wicker, Industrial and alarms BO, 438 0196. FS7-6 waxing, bulling, estimates Call 935 1427, Painting Paperhanglng Free estimate.Call 272 3958, ask for Stu SOtfT ABUNDANT LIFE etc. Always paying lop reasonable prices Call Free estimates Call 272 eves. SM7 9 INTERIOR exterior 9432 SM26x STEVE'S ARC Welding 25' MALLARD Travel Christian School. price. Call Ruby before 9687 SM24x Mike 851 2449 SO tfT LAWN AND SHRUB painting & paperhanging Acme Salvage Co. Services. All Arc Welding Trailer, 1980. Excel, Wilmington, now you sell. CARPENTRY FENCES BERY SERVICE. Free Steam removal 10 yrs Cellars 8, yards cleaned. and cutting done. No job cond. Sleeps 4 6, gas/elec. enrolling for Sept 1983. ANT MT QUALITY WORK by SKIP CLEVELAND estimates, low rates. Call exp. Free estimates 470 Scrap metal, irons 8, too small. Call 438 4312 refrig. heater, tub 8, K 8, .call 658 8584 for in WANTED: Antique furn, experienced carpenters Contracting 8. Fencing anytime, Jack at 745 1576 3196. Robert 665 7344 appliances of all types ask for Steve. shower. Now on a site in formation and oriental rugs, oil pain No job too small. Free Co. Chainlink, wood, all SOtfC Paul. picked up. Call after 5 SOUS NH. $7775. Call after 6 registration. tings, old toys, china, estimates. Call Lenny 8, types Also fence repairs SO tfS p.m. 664 2249 SO tfN pm, 935 2064. MISC tfT clocks. One item or BARK MULCH, 115 per WINDOW CLEAN ING FS7-8 Sons Inc. 933 5552. SM9x & compressor wk 438 yd, 6 yd- min., loam $11 50 Painting Paperhanglng SECRETARIAL ROBERTS WINDOW NEW CREDIT Card! complete estates pur I5«J5. 438 3210 SOtfS FANTASTIC VARIETY chased. Call Frank. 438 •CARPENTRY per yd, 6 yd min. fill $5.50 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SERVICES UNLIMITED Cleaning, professional Nobody refused. Also of lawn ornaments, urns, 7595 or 662 0595. QUALITY WORK by I'll Split Your Firewood per yd. 6 yd min, work professionally done ALL YOUR secretarial window- cleaning only Visa/Mastercard Call I bird baths, houses. Visit ANT tfS experienced carpenters HAVE SPLITTER will backhoe. bulldozer, dump at reasonable rates. Free needs. Typing, $3 25/stand sz 8. storm. 805 687 6000 Ext C 3023 our indoor shop which MISC7 27S No job too small Free travel. You owe it to your truck w/driver tor hire. estimates. Steve Meuse stenography, tran- Guaranteed. Wilmington, ANTIQUES back. It's painless. Call Call 657 4079 before 7 am at 662 4955 scription, correspon 1657 7685 SOUS features nautical gifts Money Given Away estimates. Call Lenny 8. and decor. Sealect Sons Inc. 933 5552 SMllx Woody 9 am to 5 pm, 334 or after 3 pm. SOTFT SOtfS dence. term papers, WINDOWCLEANING HIGHEST PRICES paid 3232 SOUL distinctive resumes Statuary. 173 Main St., RECREATION for anything old. China CATER YUR AFFAIR LAWN WORK MASTER PAINTERS DAVE'S WIN DOW Rt 28 No Reading. 664 FLOOR SANDING T8.J LAWN SERVICE 2 RELIABLE college Prompt service. 664 3355 CLEANING offering BUY FACTORY cabinets, rnd tables, ARE YOU having an SOtfC 0012. DIRECT. Lightweight bookcases, commodes, affair, small party, R&S FLOORS Lawns cut. hedges seniors w/4 yrs ex cleaner windows at lower FS7 6C MORE THAN 1 rm. $75 trimmed, lots of other odd perience are now SEE YOU prices. 10" discount to fiberglass Scamp 13' and desks, quilts, old baskets, luncheon, aft tea. etc.? PIONEER SX5 receiver, 16' travel trailers 8. new old dolls, teddy bears, Why not let us do the work per rm. Floor sanding & jobs Compl. lawn care, scheduling painting |obs AT THE PEWTER POT Senior Citizens. rnfinishing. steam 10 yrs. exp F ree Top quality, free Restaurant where good Specializing in CT4 tape deck LXI turn 19' 5th wheel. Call now wind up toys,- china 8, for under prices 8. info table. Exc. cond. Asking toll free I 800 346 4962 lor cleaning Free estimates estimates Call 933 5535or estimates Mark. 662 8938 friends get together. At residential. Call 933 3049 glass. Call Florence 665- call 3 a, L Caters (Lisa) $350 for set. 933 6331. Call Steve. .121 1629 or 933 5438 or Steve. 438H298 580 Main St., Reading and ask for Dave free brochure and save. 9452, 233 7351 195 W',0 FS7 7 R7 13T ANT tfT SO/6S Bob. 438 5224 SOUS S7 8 S07 6S Center. StfC SM28x

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SupplamantloDaily Tlmm 1 Chronlcla (Woburn. Reading, Winchester, Burlington. Wal.el.eldl Lynnffclrf Villager. No. Reading Tranacrlpl. Wilmington 1 TewMoury Town Crier. Stonaham lnOapanoa.il WEDNESDAY, JULY6,1983-PAGE S-I5 SEASONAL FOR RENT FOR RENT GRANDOVER PARK. 1 STONEHAM House 9442175 STONEHAM RENTALS bdrm. $385. 2 Ixfrm. $420 Great location, deluxe 1 & 2 bdrm units, a/c, ample ICHALET, Conway, N.H., incl. heat, hot water & pkg, beatif landscaped heart of Writ. Mts. Sleeps cooking gas. Sec. dep. & '"" w^ lease req. Centrally loc. grounds from $485 110 Vi mile to lake, TV at rts. 28,495 & 93 Open heated. No fee. 438-6921 or MomGetsThi Dad Gets This [radio & cassette player 8762899 I by wk Sat. to Sat. Call dally 105. Sat. 10 2. For 4 Bedroom Ranch Capo!! $81,500 20 Workshop I after 6 p.m 665 8633 more Info, call 683 3801. FR7 6 00! ^>^y 10 x FRM16x SR7-20S READING — 5 sunny I LARGE HOUSE. Minutes AMERICAN LEGION rooms, 2nd floor. DID.? I to beach. (York Beach, Hall for rent for dances, fireplaces, WW, parking I Me.) Avail, week of July meetings, receptions, yard, $500 plus heat and I 23 30. $325. Call 648 0126. parties. Rental includes utilities. Adults pref. No - SR7-8 beverage privilege. pets. Security & CAPE COD. Buzzard Bay Members & guests. Call references. Avail. July area, turn. 2 bdrm. 944-9745 FR tfC 15.942 0310. evenings. lakefront, sandy beach. FR7 6C GRANDOVER Also near salt water PARK APTS. WAKEFIELD — fur beach. Family pref., no One bdrm $385, 2 bdrm nished room, mature pets. Avail. Aug. CallWSJ $420, Includes heat, hot female pref., utilities 4338 SR7J* water and cooking gas. included, kitchen SMALL COTTAGE, for 4 Sec dept «. lease req. privileges and parking. STONEHAM - New to market New England to 6 people only. Week of near Rt. 93 and 128. Non ■ Conv located on Rt 28 & Colonial estate on approximately one acre of Aug. 6 13. York Beach, 495. near Rt 93 Open smoker. References req.. garden and trees. Eight rooms with 2-1/2 Me. $275. 648 0128. dally 10 5. Sat 10 2. For Call 245 9629. In Wilmington on 18,000 sq. ft. of treed Beauty — See it with the Exclusive One! modern baths and eat-in kitchen. Plus two SR78 more information call FR7 6C wood stoves, 2 car garage - What privacy. cape COD. Walk to beach, 683 3801 READING — 6 room Asking $159,900 3 bdrm. summer home. FR tfT apartment, 3 bedrooms, No pets, no groups. Dates Apartment Owners I porch, nice yard. $465. No avail. July 9 and 16. Aug. 944-21 75 ANNE MAHONEY REALTY 658-2598 Call us for instant utilities. Near Square & 13, 27 and Sept. 3. $375 wk. tenants. "FREE". Realty transportation. 944-2145 H.E. Brown Agency 933 2596 after 6pm. FR77C SR7-8 Unlimited 321 1331 FR tfC EFFICIENCY APART CHILD CARE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 269 Main Street FOR RENT Bartleft. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 1981 FORD Econoline MENT in private home '78 PONTIAC SUNBIRD NH. near Attatash. NEEDAN APT? SUMMER CAMP Camper bus. From Van. Excellent condition. Stoneham Come on in We have tor single person. All util. 2 dr. Coupe. 4 cyl., 4 swimming, storyland. (SWIMMING) Florida in excel, cond. No 29,000 miles. Call 933 7527 inc. plus cable TV with speed, sunroof, AM-FM new T.H. Condo. 3 bdrm hundreds. Realty STARTING July 11 at the dents, no rust. 4 new any time. HBO. Partially furnished Stereo, 72 K mi. A black s., sleeps 8, $300/week Unlimited. 321 1331 Caring School & Oaycare radials. Rebuilt Porsche A7-8 438-2020 - $450 per month. Avail. beauty with red Interior. $150 wkend. Call 595 0087 FR-tfC Center (Wakefield) 2 34 eng. Call after 5. 438 1833. Aug. 1. Call 272 5448 1977 MG MIDGET ex Runs super. 30 day or 246-2824 eves. 8. 5 Halt or full days Open AT8 RENTING FR78 7:30-6 Swimming lessons eel lent cond no rust new warranty. $2095. 944-4617. weekend. Avail, for IS NO JOKE I 1980 CHEVETTE, 4 dr., 4 paint orlg blue. Priced to Avail. Call 245 3576. A78C MOTORCYCLES REAL ESTATE Volvo. LANDLORDS, Call WOBURN. 1 bdrm. apt. Presently accepting spd., 4 cyl. 1 owner, 17K, sell fast. $2900. Call 438 FORD MAVERICK 1972 1971 HARLEY DAVID NEW HOUSE for sale SR7 6N "Select Rentals" now and $425. AC. WW carpet, registrations for Fall mid snows. RWD. 9473. very reliable tran- SON Sportster, 900 cc. Melrose. SE Ranch, 7 rms let our trained, full-time disposal, hot water, Preschool 8. After School rustproofed. dk. grn.. A7-6S sportation clean, but has rebuilt motor and tran- 1VJ baths brick front staff provide you with a parking, no pets, near 93 K-4 Programs. excel, cond. 933 3584. 78 FORD MAVERICK, some rust. $600 or best smission, many new thermo window for COMMERCIAL choice list of responsible & 128. Call 933 4962. CCTFS A7-6 excellent gas, excellent offer. 438 3305, Stoneham. parts, much chrome. A details call builder 662 tentants waiting to rent. FR7-7 running car. Low miles. classic. Must sell; $2800 438 4044 CHILDCARE 1979 AMC SPIRIT. AC. A7 6S 6072 RE7 6S RENTAL WOBURN, EXQUISITES No rust. $2600. Call 438 or best reasonable otter. LITTLE FOLKS Day PS, PB, AUTO. 6 cyl. I 980 PL YMOUT H STONEHAM COMMERCIAL SPACE, FR tfS rm. apt. with new off blue, snow tires. 37.000 2018. Call Steve, 658 5760. School, full day and part CHAMP, 2 dr. Hat 1 BDRM CONDO all North Reading. Rt. 8. 213 READING — 2 Furnished white walls accented by miles. $3500. Selling 2nd A7-8S M078 time nursery school & chback, 4 cyl., low modern exc location Main St.. het Included rooms, clean & com ft , rich natural wood trim, car. Call after 4 pm. 935- kindergarten and sum 1979 PONTIAC BON mileage. Call 438 4740 deeded pkg storage $400. Call 664 4488 days or private home, includes French doors, light oak 2919. mer program. Summer NEVILLE. 8 cyl., with A76S handy to everything. 657-7806 after 5. utilities 8. A/C. Minutes to kitchen cabinets, black 8. A76 REAL ESTATE session begins June 20. trailer package, AC AM- 1980 CITATION Hat CO-REE VALUES Quality building, $41,900. CR tFT train & churches. Women white file bath, plenty of Exp. professional staff. 1969 BUICK SKYLARK FM stereo, mechanically chback blue exc cond WOBURN, Save $$$ 46 Owner 944-9165 RE7 20S OFFICE SPACE FOR over 50 pref. Non smoker, windows 8. storage Conven. loc. in Cum- good cond. Needs minor in very good condition. rear defrost, am/fm bdrm. col. formal dining NORTH READING by rent. Woburn. 4 corners ref. required. 944-4261. galore. 2 car parking. mings Pk. af Junction of work. 60.000miles. $600 or $3000 944-6664. stereo, new brakes, room, frpl. liv.rm., 2 owner 3 or 4 bdrm. raised off rt. 3. Parking. 200 600 FR7 ISC $450. plus utilities. rte. 1288,93. Call 935 9697 BO. Call after 4 pm. 935 A7 6C chapman, zelbart. Must baths, Ig. screened porch ranch, large corner lot, sq. ft. avail, from $250. RALPH FRONGILLO or 933 5915. 3264. 1974 PLYMOUTH sell. $3700. Joan Doherty. Nice loc. Make otter. Min inground pool, move in per mo. with util. 729 9390 READING — Room for 9335923 CCM5x A7 6 VALIANT, 318, V8, Runs 438-2757. wk-493-5050. down, $79,990. condition, $89,000. Call days; 729-0049 eves. rent, women preferred, FR7-11 LOOKING FOR a used great. Has many new A7:6S WINCHESTER, Save $$$ 664 2336. C R M 7 1 6 non smoker, klthcen READING — Large ATTN: priv., references needed. car? Always a good parts. Needs tires. One Parkview condo. RE7 20N OFFICE SPACE - ground space. 1st floor, WORKING PARENTS 1976 CM-DS CUTLASS $40 $50 475 0829. selection. Save big. owner, $600. Call 272 6273 Gorgeous 2 bdrm., pool, READING. 2 suite office under barn $225 per THE CARING SCHOOL Supreme Brougham FR9 20C (Wakefield! is offering Hagen Auto Sales, 6 West after 5 pm. loaded with options, new sec. guard. Only $62,900. — $350 mo.. 1 office - month. Call Curly at 944 Daycare Programs 2-3-4- St.. Reading (rear of A76 tires, brakes, more. WOBURN Save $$$ REAL ESTATE $225 mo. 1 small office — NORTH READING, 3617 after 3 p.m. 5 days a week. Open 7:30 Mobil station) 944 7904 or 1970 DODGE DART Looks 8. runs like new. Gorgeous 2 bdrm. WANTED $150 mo. All utilities in charming bachelors's FR7-6S 944-0229 AtfC European condo ranch, eluded. All on second quarters, A 1 loc. Ideal 6 PM. Flexible hours, Swinger, dependable, Must sell by weekend. WANT TO BUY single STUDIO APARTMENT all brick swim pool, mln. floor, carpeted with for non-smoker, non- immediate openings. Call MUST SELL 1980 affordable trans. Reliable $2450 or BO Demetri 253 family house in in modern Condo complex down/$59,900 parking. 942-0272 drinker & retired gen 2453576 Plymouth Horizon TC3, 4 slant six, body good, 2775 days 8,438 6284. Burlington. Private Sale, Stoneham air cond fully STONEHAM. Save $$$ CR-MC tleman. Exc. pkg. Call CC-tfS spd. 4-cyl, am-tm stereo snows Incl. Needs minor A7-6S No Brokers. Call after 6 fitted kitchen sep bathrm Gorgeous 1 bdrm. condo 664 6107. SUNSHINE & SMILES rear defrost. 12.700 miles. work, $500 or BO, call 933 1975 FORD MUSTANG II. pm 396 8996 WOBURN, Superb 6 rm. $375/mo. Tel 438 3305. with balcony. Maybe rent FRM728 CHILDCARE, FULL day $4400.00. Call 663 3199 1944 alter 3 pm. Must sell, auto trans RW78 office suite, 966 sq. ft. FR7-6S with option. $535. Min. preschool program in AtfT A76 dependable trans, needs clean and very modern. WOBURN for rent, WAKEFIELD 5 Vj rms down. $54,900. nurturing environment. USED CARS for parts 1974 FORD Gran Torino some work. $500 or BO. Situated in a prestigious, spacious 2 bdrm. with 1st fir gas ht pkg suitable COREE Ages 2-5. Tuition incl. and salvage. Highest Elite S6.000 miles, full 944 6850, X2513 of 721 remodeled mansion filled ample olf street parking. for middle aged adult. 95 Montvale Avenue BUSINESS meals. Vacancy for prices paid for late power, AM/FM. Call 1426. with doctors and profs. $400 unheated. 658 5469 or Sec dep 8. rets. No Stoneham 438-7190 summer program & for wrecks. Used parts for after 4 pm. 935 5288. $900 A76S OPPORTUNITIES Easy access to 128&93. 227-9124. utilities, $450/mo. 246 R7 6 $625 Better offices for Sept. Call 935 9227. sale. Woburn Auto Parts, A7 6 1972 VW BUS Runs great NEED 2nd INCOME? FR7^6C 1299. FREE better business. CCM7-24 240 Mishawum Rd., 1971 CHEVY WAGON, Owner anxious. Asking People like you are METHUEN. unique 1 FR7 6S REALTY APPRAISAL RALPH FRONGILLO READING TEACHER Woburn. 933 7250. Mass. body good, eng. needs $700. Call 665 3035. making money with our bdrm apt at scenic 800 sq. ft., ground level, SELLING, BUYING, or 933 5923 needs responsible in- Dealer's License No. 827. work. $600or BO. Call 933 A76S growing food business. I modern Delmonl Estates. concrete fir. on Rte. 114, AM13x renting. Call now, am! Come to a free CR77 dividual to care for her 1878. 1974 PONTIAC $340 Includes heat 8, Middleton, hvy. traffic. covering 14 towns. seminar Thursday infant days, starling DO YOU WANT an A7 7 CATALINA. Very PROF. OFFICE cooking gas. Call Res. Ideal for light assembly COREE. 95 Montvale evening. Call John today, READING - 1.000 sq fl. packaging, distributing. September. (1)887 9851. economical car needing 1977 DATS UN 810 dependable; runs good. Ave.. Stoneham. Open 7 Super. 685 7848 935 1284 first floor. Recently Rent negotiable. Call 777 CC7-7C minor body repair? 1977 WAGON, automatic, 6 $600 or BO. Call 935 1503 days 8. nights. 438 7190. FR76T B7 11 renovated. Victorian. 2568 or 665-2334, anytime. MATURE WOMAN to Fiat 128 w/40.000 mi. cylinders, PS PB, AM after 5 pm. .*?!!? REM22x WOBURN. Small 1 bdr $100 PER WEEK part Conv. pleasant retail __• FR7 6N care for 3 yr. old Si infant $1200. as is. 658-6275. FM, $2400, call 944-5890. 1975 GRAND PRIX, new m., mod. kit. and bath. LAND WANTED time at home. Webster. area. Parking 944-2230. in my home. Exc. salary. Steve. A-ttt A7-6C radials, sunroof, vinyl Ideal for single person. READING — 1st floor. S BUILDER seeking two America's favorite • CR722C 3 4 day work week. 275- USEDCARSWANTED - 1979 DATSUN 280 ZX, 2 top, rug, AM-FM cass., house lots In Wilmington Off St. pkg. $375 per mo. rm. apt., 2 3 bdr., WW dictionary company OFFICE SPACE over 2752 eves We also sell quality used plus 2 auto.. AC. AM FM AC. all power, $2800. Call incl. heat 367 9237, 935 carpet, parking, walk to & vicinity. Will pay top needs home workers to CCM8 1 auto parts. Tested and stereo, with cass., pwr 938 1726 after 5 pm 1,000 sq. ft. 2d floor. 2148,935 1452. FR7 6 trains, $495. Plus utilities. dollar. C.A.Mack Realty update local mailing lists. guaranteed. Aberjona mirror, anntena. brakes, A7 8 Located in Wakefield WOBURN, Near center, Adults preferred. 944 LICENSED Mom of 1 yr. 935 1200. Easy work. Can be done Auto Parts Inc. 278-280 only 34,000 mi.. $8600 944 Center 245 9606. Ask for 4500. old available after July 1975 FORD MAVERICK, RE tfT while watching TV. All Ig. lux. 2 bdrm. apt. $470. 16. Will accept infants. Salem St.. Woburn 933 3338. Steve. unheated (elec. heat) FR7-8C orig. owner. New trans., Brewster Cape Cod ages, experience un- 4440. Mass. Lie. No. 2605. CR76C WW, AC, D&D. No pets. READING — Im- Call Jeanne 944-8381 A7-8C muffler, and prof, paint SEASONAL EF- necessary. Call 1-716-842 Quality Our Goal. WAKEFIELD. Industrial maculate 4 rm. apt.. CC7-I3C 1962 CHRYSLER job. Have receipts. Looks FICIENCY condos with 6000, including Sunday, Avail. Aug. 1. 935 1248 or Satisfaction Our Reward. Land. For rent. Equip 935-8887. Quiet neighborhood, LICENSED MOM, will NEWPORT. New paint. like new. $1400. 229 2056. kitchenettes. ''2 mile to Ext. 8792 AMIOx ment. trucks, trailers, FR76 parking, Adults pref. No care for your child in my New exhaust. Good on A7-12 ocean beach. Abuts B076 construction material, pets. $435 plus utilities. home, Mon.-Fri. Choate TRUCK FOR SALE gas. 361 engine. $2500 or 1978 CHEVY MONTE Nickerson State Park and WINCHESTER, Near etc. Tel 245-2807 944 4500. Hosp. area Call eves. 933 1972 FORD F500 dump BO. 944-2189 after 6p m. CARLO, 2 dr.. Landau, Cape Cod bike trail. center. Lg. sunny roon, truck, low mileage on re- CR7 28C FR7-8C 1370. CC7 11 A7 1IC low mileage, AC, excel, $27,900 to $31,900 SEASONAL pvt. bath, share kitchen, RETAIL SPACE built engine, Hi Low rear '73 Toyota Corolla cond. Asking $3650. 729- Financing with 10" down. ww. $330. all util. incl. 729- RMS FOR RENT. $40ard RENTALS IN NEW BUILDING 700 axle. Excel, cond. inside 5 speed coupe, well 0053. A78 Super starter property. 5909 or 935 8887. $50. Kitchen prlv. Women NORTH CON WAY sq.. It. Located off 128 in GARAGE SALE & out. $5,000. FIRM Call maintained engine. Call Lowell no. for FR76 pref. Block to \tralns. 1978 Ford Fairmont Wgn. CONDO. on Rte 16. Sleeps Burlington. Central air Glenn 944-1005, Steve 942- Recent sticker. Powerful T directions 8. additional ROOM FOR GEN References req. Ca)l 94.1- BIG YARD SALE 11 6 CYL.. AU 3:r&ns., PS. 6, 2 bdrm., ww. wood 0176, anytime. and heat. Prime location. TLEMAN,. apply at 57 7283. YARD SALE low prices stereo. $750. Call Tom af PB, AM FM radio. Looks into. 1 453 5223. stove. Walk to mall and A-tfC RM7 21 Avail. July. Call 2729177 Pleasant St .Woburn. " Fjft7-«C miH tl.e-ipoee. Wtfbden 944 3976 & runs like new, $2495 or restaurants. Rent by JUNK CARS or 272 5955. CRM8 1 WAKEFIELD W West storm windows, skj bob A7-11C BO. Call 938 0970. A7 8 CANTERBURY, NH, week or weekend, call F R 7 > - 6 $75 AND UP. Paid our DELUXE OFFICE. 1000 Side. 5 vj rnylst Moor books glassware, old •76 DATSUN - blue, 4 dr. 1974 TOYOTA CELICA, 5 Sherwood Forest Shores, Steve 935 6884 or Bob 721 1ST FLR. Of 2 family choice. Late models s.f. in modern apt. Parking.' No pets. stuff, leather tools. 8 66.000 mi., auto., rear spd. $900. or BO. 935 3229. 13,600 sq. ft. lot. Call 933 2505. house. 2 bdrms.. kitchen, welcome. 935 5218 professional bldg. Lowell References./^ec. deposit. Standish Rd.. Stoneham, defogger, radio, heater, 2 A7-12 5709. 5RM8 18 bath, living room 8, full AtfC new snows $1950. Call R7 8 St., Peabody Minutes sunporch. Plenty of 1st and lasKmonth's rent. July 10th, 9am to 5pm 1976 PINTO Roundabout CAPE COD, SWIFT GS7 6S 1947 FORD SEDAN 2 dr. 245 5053 from Rt. 1 Rt. 128 Rt. 95. Separate utilities $450. w/air conditioning and MELROSE sunny SBEACH Wareham. par k i ng, no pets.. $450 per Excellent condition. A7 7C Presently occupied by 246-124ML YARD SALE. Moving, stereo. Gd. cond. $1400. Colonial Horace Mann Summer cottages for mo. No util. 1st. 8, last Extra parts included. doctors, attorneys, gov't. ^ FR78C last call. Extra good 197 0 CHEVY Call 935 1119after3:30. area 3 bdrms HJ baths rent. June, July & August mo. rent in advance. Ref. $6,250. Must be seen. Call agency Call 535-4000, ask req. Call 9380219 between RE ADING — 5 rooms. 1st deals. 9am 4pm, July 9th KINGSWOOD Station A78 big kitchen gas heat new $150 per week 8. up. Call for Peter. & 10th, 70 Park Ave., 861 8412. wagon. $300 or BO 245 roof fully insulated walk 48.6 pm floor, private home, 2 ATFC Must sacraf ice 8 1 Voss Real Estate, 1 295 CR730 Stoneham 7963. to bus $81,500 by owner FR76 bdr.. screened porch, Charcoal Camaro, T roof, 0935. FOR RENT Industrial GS76S 1974 TOYOTA CELICA, A77 969 0100 X4364 days or SRM7 15 WOBURN. APPROX. fireplace, $450. No rear spoiler, am/fm land in Wakelield for Needs body work, engine 665-0711 evenings. 2000 sq. ft. Mod. oflice, utilities. No pets. Adults YARD SALE, Saturday 1976 CADILLAC Coupe stereo cassette, excellent LUXURY CONDO lor storage of equipment, runs great, AM-FM cass. RE7 13S pref. Fuller Real Estate. July 9, 10am One Euslis DeVille. blue with white condition $8500 or b.o. rent. Patio, 2 bdrm., 2 AC, ample parking. Call Snows. Asking $750 or BO. trucks, trailers, con- 944-1500. St., Stoneham. Baby and top. Exc. cond. $3600 or Call after 6, 664-0067. REAL ESTATE wanted bath, full kit., sleeps 6 8. 933-0450. Call 933-1455. Ask for struction material, etc. FR7 12C household items. best offer. Also 1973 A7 13N from private party. 1,2 or Near tennis ct. & pool. FR76 Mary. Call 245 2807. GS7 6S Johnson ski-mobile with 3 tarn, house regardless Cable Iv, dep. req. Village STONEHAM, turn, cozy SHARE HOME IN AM7 17 CR7 28C TEWKSBURY YARD SALE Sat 93 dbl. tilt trailer $500 or BO. ot cord Cash buyer. Call at Winnipesaukee. Weirs, room with kitchen use. Rooms to rent in private Super household items. 34 IS IT TRUE you can buy Must sell; buying house. 935 • .. NH, 272 0724. $300 wk. Handy loc. $245. Billerica jeeps for $44 through the 935 6538 after 5pm. RM7 29 Aug. only. WANTED TO LET Ctr. 1 or 2 bdrm. apt, $435. home, prefer non- Oak St.. Stoneham MOTORCYCLES smoker, working gen- GS7-6S U.S. government? Get the A7 7 CASH FOR your home, SRM7 16 WOBURN. beautiful 1973 NORTON 750 PROFESSIONAL MAN. tleman, $55 & $65 wkly. facts today! Call (312) 1971 OLDS 88 convertible, one to six family, one quiet, non smoker, non newer studio with swim Multi Family Yard Sale COMM, Total rebuilt, like CENTERVILLE. CAPE sec dep, ret req. Call after 742 1142, Ext. 5864. gd. cond. In & out. 77.000 week service. Mass. or drinker, desires 1 Ige. or 2 pool. All util. $425. Sat., July 9 (Rain date 161 new. $1800. COD, three bedroom 5 p.m. 851 3271 AM7 20 NH. $10,000 to $100,000. SALEM. NH. Gorgeous 9 4. Bikes, go cart, an mi. Runs excel. $1295 or 1976 BMW 900, Fully furnished home, smaller rms. with kit. FR76T 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Call John. Home Buyers 28.3 bdrms. Lg. children's lique milk cans, hshold. 8. BO Call 935-7575. dressed. Excel cond. fireplace. Washer and priv. turn, or unfurn, $200 AM/FM 8 track stereo A7 7 $2500. 2725126, after 4 Service. 933 5629. dryer. $400 per week. Call per mo. Util. included. play area, country set- TWO ROOMS to rent furn misc. 68 Lowell Rd., No ting. Save $$$ car. Ins.. or unfurn In single family with Jensen speakers. 1976 MERCURY pm. RM7 29 933 1799 or 771 8811 Ret. Call 271-3174 days; Reading (Rte. 62W) sales, tax, no bottle bill. house. Wilmington nr 93 8. GS76N Chapman lock, all un COUGAR. XR7,5 newall M07 6 WOBURN. 2 family, 6 S R M 7 18 237 3542 evenings. $495$595. 62. male, 2nd shift prefer, dercoat, good on gas, no weather radials, PS. PB. 9 80 HONDA C 70. plus 6. Porch with fpl. 1&2 BDRM. CONDOS for WTR7 11 YARD SALE STONEHAM, lovely 1 call days658 2105 dents, no rot, excellent body in excel, cond. No automatic, electric start, Excel, income, good loc. rent in a total vacation 45 Pratt Street, Reading, bdrm. condo. with FR7-13T condition. Must be seen. rust, no dents. Needs 2 baskets, 2 helmets. $550 $94,900.935 5810. R7 6 resort. Listings in Saturday, July 2, 9 a.m. APARTMENTS balcony, $535. $3,500 or Best Offer 598 motor work. Call 935 3206. 944 5036. Newport, R.I.. Florida, WILMINGTON 3 rm (NOT BEFORE) lo 1 WILMINGTON — 4 BR COREE 4237 __A7-11 M76C New Hampshire and the basement apt. med kit & p.m. A7-22C oversized cape IVS bafhs, TO SHARE 95 Montvale Ave. bath, sep. entrance, yd GS7MC 19 75 CHEVROLET 1973 HONDA CB450, on V2 acre, 2 fireplaces Caribbean. Prices range Stoneham 438 7190 Is it true that you can buy pkg. all util. No pets. ref. MONZA, 72,000 mi. Good custom paint, low miles, $74,900. from $500 to $1500 per NORTH SHORE FR76 LAST ONE RAIN, Sat., Jeeps for $44 through the req. Avail 8/1. Call 658 body with lousy engine. new battery, backrest, WILMINGTON — $64,900, week. Call National ROOMMATE SERVICE July 9th. 9 4. 1 Dadanl U.S. Government? Get STONEHAM Luxury 3742 aft 7 p. m BO. Call 729 4816. just tuned, extra parts. 5 BR 2 bath cape, needs Vacation Sales & Rentals, The FIRST to serve the Dr., No. Wilmington TV. the facts today! Call (312) complex landscaped FR7-6T A7 11 Always garaged. Excel, 933 7866. North Shore Exclusively radio, record player, 742 1142, ext 5862. some TLC! grounds, pkg, mod 1 bdr- WILMINGTON $375. Incl. shape. $975. Call 935 3017. WILMINGTON — SRM7 27 Apts. and houses to share, coffee 8. end tables, adj A7-I31 1978 -PONTIAC SUN m. $485-$500 heated. No ht, ht water, elect, med. 3 bed frame, twin head M07-8 inground pool, 2 family HYANNIS Townhouse in all price ranges. Call for MOROSA CHROME BIRD, V-6, Auto, AM FM, fee. 438-6921 or 876-2899. rm apt. refrig, no pets, board, breadbox, can- 1983 KAWASAKI 440 rooms, private 3/4 acre 8. Condos on Lewis Bay, free brochure. 598-0706. valve covers. New still in New radials, snows, FR76S suitable for one person. nlster set. hairdryer, LTD, black, like new, a young split! $92,500 Heated pool,, private ATSM9x box. Fit Ford 289, 302 and exhaust, brakes, tune up. Arthur R.E. 658 4520 curling iron, many other runs great. 9000 miles. Call ANNE MAHONEY beach, 3 bdrm. (8 beds), APT. TO SHARE - WOBURN, 1st. fl. apt.. 3 351W. Asking $35. 272 Well Maintained. $2450. FR7-6T $1300 firm. Call Rick, 938 REALTY, 944 2175 2 '/j bafhs, washer, Reading, 2 bdr.. 3rd floor, bdrms., porch off master items. 2417. 596 0490, anytime STONEHAM, Lg. nicely GS76T 8118. RE76T dryer, dishwasher, $725 female pref. $230 a bdrm. paneled Ivg.rm., A7-8 A7 12C furn. rm. for rent. New M07 8 wk.. in August 944 6585. month. ALL UTILITIES. off st. pkg. Heat incl. $595. 1972 BROWN DODGE READING — For Sale — MOVING SALE,/ July 1976 CHEVY CAMARO, SR76C Call Gall btw. 5:30 & 8 933 6598 after 6. ww cpt. and drapes, CHARGER. $1000. Call 1976 YAMAHA/' RD400, House lot consisting of 98,10. 9 am to4**m. 6 Dix 305 eng. 2 dr., auto., AM- FA L M O U T H — p.m. 944 0671 FR76 cooking priv. with new Linda944 9029. XEX race bike. Many 31,554 sq. ft. A 1 Terrace, Winchester. FM stereo, excel, cond. Acapesket section — 4 ATS7 7C WINCHESTER, 1 bdrm. microwave oven. Own A78C spare parts. Runs well. residential. Price reduces refrig. In your rm. Pvt. 7 GS7-8 1978 FORD LTD, wagon. bdrm. cape, sleeps 8, with balcony overlooking $550. Call after 6 pm. 938 to $43,500. Vinton Realty APT TO SHARE ent. near 93&128. $65 wk. YARD SALE. Sat., July Great condition. $1995. '78 CAMARO LT. 8 cyl. avail. July 16-Sept. 2. 2 garden & pond incl. new 0843. M07 11 3898123 Stoneham, share apt in After 5 pm. 438 6115. 9, Sun. July 10. 9 4. Many Call Michael 933-3098. S-uto, blue white interior. RE77C wk. min.. sec. dep. req. 2F home. Modern kit & ww carpet, AC, heat elec. baby Items, and A7-8 Has every option! New 1980 HONDA XR 80 dirt Families pref. $400 wk. Parking, pool, new FR7-8 WILMINGTON, luxury bath, cable TV, $55 per miscellaneous. 2 2 1974 PONTIAC VEN- michelins. Superb con bike. Good running cond. Call 664.4642 eves. wk plus utils. 438-7610 drapes, laundry fac. 3 WOBURN, Near center, 4 Asking $375. Call Anthony home. new. Exclusive! room apt. private home. Glenwood Ave.. Win- TURA, PS, auto., reg. dition. $4900. Lynnfield Gorgeous embankment SR7 13N ATS7 13S miles from 1288,93 9 at935-1430 M07 12 miles No. of Boston, $550. WW carpeting, no pets, no chester, gas. as Is $700 or best 334 3820. ranch. 3/4 wooded acre, 3 BDRM. CAPE in GS7-8 Call 729 7835 after 6 pm or utilities. Rent $435 a offer. 1973 CUTLASS A78C 1975 HONDA 360 cb exc. multi baths, bdrms. 8. Conway. NH, near Supreme $500. Call 933 cond. Asking $550. Call FOR RENT before 8 am. month. Call 933-6665. '82 CHEVETTE family rms; office, swimming, fishing, 935-9700. Ask for Ron N. FR7-11 FR7-2J 1455. A78 Chevy's compact 4 dr. central air. gunite pool, hiking, etc. Only 1 mile —HALL FOR RENT- M07 12 19 78 CHRYSLER Hatchback, 4 cyl. auto, many quality extras. from town, '} mile to RED MEN. Stoneham. WOBURN, 4 rml apt. COZY ROOM for rent, LeBaron wagon, AC. trans., AM-FM, rear 1973 HONDA 450, good $205,000. Firm. Call Kamcamangus Hwy. Parties, weddings, centrally located, near sep. shared kitchen 8, cruise, power seats, defogger, 7,000 miles! cond. New Die Hard Swanson Assoc. 729 5299, Avail, by week in Aug dances, meetings, etc. public trans. $425. per bath. Quiet loc. & windows. Asking $4000, battery, $650. Call Brian $200 a week. Dep req. Rent includes bar s. mo. No util., no pets. Call parking. Sec. & ref. req. The bottle-nosed whale can Can't be told from new. eves. Mrs. Vallee. 729 935 7129. $4350. Warranty. 944 4617. after 6 pm. 272 1139. M07 Call 935 1567 bartender. Up to 100 9350544. Call935 1503afterSpm. dive to a depth of 3,000 5046. 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ial film and concert program perform "Don Quixote" with "Jazz Under the Stars and On Mr. Nureyev as the spectacular By William Pacino the Screen," the Museum of opener to. the Boston Ballet's Fine Arts in Boston will present 20th anniversary season. Mr. Eat by mail on July 15 at 5:30 PM, "Boogie Nureyev will dance the role of Woogie Dream" (1941), fea- Basilio opposite Boston Ballet turing pianists Albert Ammons, principal dancers Laura Young Teddy Wilson, and Pete John- and Marie-Christine Mouis, and son with vocalist Lena Home; guest artist Yoko Morishita, If Mom can't do it, let M.O.M. plus "Jivin' in Bebop" (1947), alternating in the lead role of do it. Kitri-Dulcinea. - musical numbers and dance M.O.M. is 'Mail Order Meals' routines featuring Dizzy Gill- The opening performance of and it just may be that ordering espie and his orchestra with "Don Quixote" is Thursday, next week's lunches and dinners well as everyday at home where vocals by Helen Humes. Tickets August 11 and performances by mail is the wave of the shows August 19, 20 and 21. King Richard's Faire - The will run through Sunday August anyone who can boil water can Tickets can ordered by calling New England Renaissance Fes- are available at the Museum box future. now prepare a perfect meal office one hour prior to each 21 with matinee and evening Jubilee Group Sales at 262- tival will re-open its gates screening. For more inform- performances on Saturdays, ma- every tune. 3100. beginning August 27 and will For more information, write. ation, call 267-9300, ext. 289. tinees only on Sundays, and remain open through Columbus no performance on Monday, Mail Order Meals, P.O. Box The Publick Theatre at 28 Day, October 10. A return to 240334, Memphis, Tennessee THE ARTS: August 15. Tickets can be Commonwealth Avc.. Boston the Renaissance puts you back ordered now through Chargit 38124. will host two stage present- in time, revelling in the theat- THEATER/SHOWS The Boston Ballet will per- (1-800-223-0120). ations under the stars by the ricals, music and dance, the form Rudolf Nureyev's "Don Charles River. Beginning June foods and drink, and the fine Jubilee Group Sales will pre- Quixote" with Mr. Nureyev From a Circus to a Faire, from 24 and running until August 26, arts and crafts of the 16th bebop to mail order meals, sent two major attractions this the hilarious comedy "Sca- century. The Faire is on Route dancing in all performances August 11-21 at the Wang COMING ATTRACTIONS has "M.O.MV's meals are not fro- summer, both at Nickerson pino" by Dunlop and Dale will 58 in* South Carver, between Field at Boston University. The Center for the Performing Arts something for everyone. If you zen or dehydrated, so you don't hold forth. From July 8 to 1-495 and Route 44. Call feel we have left some great Bentley Brothers International September 3, "Fiddler on the 262-3100 for tickets. at 268 Tremont St.. Boston. add water - or anything else. After touring the United States, time out. write, care of this Using the very same process 3-Ring Circus will come to Roof by Joseph Stein will be town for 7 big shows, July Mexico, Italy, France and Eng- local newspaper, and tell us all developed for NASA's space performed. For more inform- FILM about it. We are willing to try 16, 17 and 18 while the Dixie ation, call the Publick Theatre land, The Boston Ballet will missions. "M.O.M." puts the In conjunction with the spec- return to its hometown and just about anything. highest quality ingredients into States Rodeo will stage 4 wild at 720-1007. a flexible foil pouch. The pouch •is then vacuum-sealed and the food inside the pouch is quickly cooked in its own juices to retain the fresh, wholesome flavors. Just drop the pouch in boiling water for five minutes and it's ready to eat. "M.O.M" offers a wide variety of entrees, including such lav- orities as Beef Stronganoff. Chicken Cacciatore. Swiss Steak OFA-BED Beef Stew. Salisbury Steak, various pasta dishes. Chili Con Carne, Cabbage Rolls, and Swe- et and Sour Pork ....all under 300 calories. All of the natural taste and texture is maintained without the need for preservatives. In CLEARANCE fact. Mailorder Meals will keep on your pantry shelf for more than two years without refri- URING THIS WEEK - (ONE OF OUR FINAL WEEKS OF geration. Each can be pre- pared in as little as five minutes tor "boil-in-foil" convenience. I hat kind of convenience makes "M.O.M."s meals ideal for travel, single living, camp- GOING OUT OF BUSINESS) •ing. boating, college, office, as First aid course WE ARE LOWERING THE PRICES OF OUR ENTIRE SLEEPER DEPT. The Red Cross 28; 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. A THE SLEEPERS THAT ARE IN STOCK ARE THE BETTER QUALITY Standard First Aid second course will be Multimedia Course is offered on August 17 being offered to the and 18; 6:30 to 10:00 BIG NAME BRANDS LIKE FLEXSTEEL-BASSETT-REGENT- community in additon p.m. to the usual Red Cross The following is a list Courses of Standard of additional courses SOME HAVE X-TRA FIRM 5" THICK P0LYF0AM MATTRESSES. First Aid and CPR offerr This Multimedia i I H RECER Course in First Aid is a T1F1CATION SOME HAVE INNERSPRINGS - BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW OF 7'i-hour course i uuiouujo, July 21, programmed work- Aug. 18, and Sept. 15 book. For many whose (one-evening course) time is limited, this 7:00 p.m. Melrose. THE DOZENS WE HAVE! course has proven an CPR—Modular — effective way to Tuesdays — Aug. 16 become trained to through Aug. 30, 7:00- handle injuries and 10:00 p.m. Reading. meet emergencies CPR—Modular when medical Saturday, August 20. assistance is not ex- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m cessively delayed. (one-day course) Students receive Melrose. » certification valid for CPR —Modular - three years upon Saturday. Sept. 24, successful completion 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m of the course stan- (one-day course) dards. Age Stonenam. requirements are 13 or Standard First Aid having completed the Tuesdays, July 12 seventh grade. through Aug. 9, 7:00- Two Multimedia 10:00p.m. Reading Courses will be offered All courses require at the Melrose Chapter preregistration. For this summer. The first further information one will be held on please phone the Wednesday and region office at 665- Thursday, July 27 and 1351. North Reading CINEMAS 1 &2 Rte.28 664-2211 CINEMA I Psycho II Anthony Perkins, Vora Miles

7:10 & 9:20 p.m.

CINEMA II PO The Year of Living Dangerously 7-9:20 p.m. Starring Linda Hunt Screening Room H BLUE THUNDER starring Roy Scheider 7&9:l0p.m-