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rplished. Then the jc)1:ean out to bid, he stressed, without her delay. 1_7&. IL D HOLDING NCE FRIDAY 'he Austin Guild of Greater vrence, a young Catholic adult anization, will hold a dance at SIIDCVEU GOWNSMAN Andover Country Club Sept, Andover's Own Newspaper Since 1887 at 8 p.m. All young adults, 4een 21 and 35, are welcome. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 52 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 PRICE 10 CENTS RRimACK pp Director To Be Oct. 7 Is Last Named Monday Now Through Saturday The Andover (lousing Authority Registration Day will appoint a director of urban Unregistered adults in Andover KIRK KIM renewal at a noon-time meeting will have opportunities to register DOUGLAS ; NOM next Monday. to vote Nov. 8, during the coming Acting Director David MacDonald week. Strangers said the Authority has now With the total registration now narrowed down its search to three standing at 9,194, some officials applicants, whose backgrounds are see the possibility that Andover When under thorough review this week. might have 9,500 voters eligible They are Albert Cole J r., deputy for the election. We Meet The registration dates - where fire chief; James Franklin, urban renewal director in Wilmington; any unregistered person may re- and James Mann of Haverhill, gister - are as follows: whose experience is with the real Sept. 30, precinct five, Ballard- estate section Of Sylvania Co. vale fire station, 7-9 p.m. MacDonald said John O'Malley, Oct.. 5, precinct six, Peabody director of industrial development House, Phillips st., 7-9 p.nr. Oct. 7, precincts one and two, for Lawrence and !lousing town hall, noon to 10 p.m. Authority Chair in a n Thomas Although the registrations are Eldred have withdrawn front con- held in the precincts, any resident, sideration. whether belonging in that precinct Two other candidates, inter- or not, may register in the stated viewed Monday night by Authority times. members, are not now being con- DUCT Both political town committees sidered. lie stated. are expected to make every effort The position pays an annual HOURS to see that unregistered persons $10,000. 'ECT salary of get their names on the rolls in This sum is included in the plenty of time for the November federal funds that have been made Sundays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. election available for a sturdy of the urban renewal area here, and the preparation of plans that can be 815 Attending NARMACY submitted to the town for action ANDOVER SQUARE by March of 1962. Phillips Academy ,R 5-0418 John Mason K e its pe r, Head- AVIS Bought master of Phillips Academy, opened the 183rd academic year by greeting 815 students at a school Large Land Area !meting. Included in the student The Andover Village its body were 277 new students. Society has acquired a 50- There are 52 day students from acre tract of land along the Mer- Andover and surrounding towns. rimack River, which will be made Two-hundred-forty students are available for public use. receiving scholarships and in ex- To he known as "Deer Jump cess of $250,000.00. Foreign stu- !ieservation", the site includes dents in the student body include some two and one-third miles of an Eskimo from Labrador, a I lindu frontage along the River, varying from India, a Japanese, Puerto front 40 to '700 feet in depth. Rican, two Greeks, one Mexican A right of way to the reserva- and three Canadians. tion will be maintained off River IT'S A TD - Jack Clark carried for this Andover touchdown in the game with Swampscott last Mr. Kemper also announced the rd., at Deer Jump hill, next to Saturday. The final score was Swampscott 38, Andover 8. (Staff Photo) following faculty appointments: the stone house. The A VIS plans James A. Bradford, instructor to open the reservation this fall, in Religion; Gilbert Burnett Jr., and will attempt to have at least Bloodmobile Here Oct. 4-5; Science and Biology; John I'. Chi- one path cleared the length of the FOOTBALL SATURDAY vers, German; Leslie C. Dirks, strip. AT PLAYSTEAD More Donors Are Needed Physics; Wilfred Freeman, Audio- President Albert Retelle com- ‘nilover meets Danvers (Continued on Page Two) mented this week that the reser- Saturday in a 2 p.m. clash at The Red Cross bloodmobile will of time during the two-day visit vation includes nlost of the native the Playstead. be at the South Church next Tues- is left vacant for walk-in-donors. The Blue Devils will seek Council Names day and Wednesday, oct. 4 and 5, David Cutler, chairman of the (Continued on Page Flue) their first win, having dropped from 12:45 to 6;45 p.111. blood program, citing the value Education Director the opener to Swampscott, of Red Cross blood in financial Mrs. William N. Perry and Mrs. S. Scott Bartchy has assumed TOUR IRELAND — $460.50 Roger Whitcomb a re working on the terms, said that one Andover re- the position of director of the sident has received blood free front CONDUCTED FOR 9 DAYS blood donor schedule, and will weekly released time educational tile Red Cross that otherwise would 7 DAYS UNESCORTED receive registrations by telephone program, under sponsorship of the have cost $1,800. One pint of blood Personal Greeting From at the chapter house on Punchard Andover Council of Churches. the Prime Minister ave. Mrs. James Hamilton and will guarantee the blood needs of Mr. Bartchy, who will spend 15 fieldstones the donor and his family for one TRAVEL ANYWHERE, Inc. Mrs. George Brightman, chairmen hours weekly here coordinating open every day excepting of the blood donor recruitment year. the program, is enrolled in theli.D. 166 NO. MAIN - GR 5-2614 Tuesdays - year 'round drive, were enthusiastic about the The Junior Red Cross volun- program at I la rvard Divinity cocktails — luncheons response to the one-day can- teers, who did much more titan School. lie will make his home in dinner — special functions was expected of them with en- vassing done by the Junior Red Danvers. gift shop Cross in precinct one, but were thusiasm and tact, were Mary K. Ile will, under direction of the disappointed in the number of Barrett, Judy Ditnlich, Ann Do- Council, train teachers, develop SOLID VINYL donors recruited by telephone in herty, Geraldine l'elletier, Virgi- curriculum and coordinate the re- the rest of the town. A great deal nia Perry, 13arba ra Johnson, Larry leased time program with the FLOORING Bretts, Rose Ann Clark, James member churches. /3 OFF O'Reilly, Joseph Nedelka, Kathy Mr. liartchy is a graduate of 1 Hayden, Donna Mellett, Judy Mc- Milligan College in Tennessee, Health is your moss ANDOVER Kinnon and Nancy Ilan of ,he high and studied last year at Christian COLE PAINT (Continued on Page Two) precious possession. 10 MAIN ST. TEL. GR 5-1156 DUPLEX Theological Seminary in Guard it by seeing your He also was pastor, during The ihapr•retenti, physician at the first sug• LIVE RENT FREE! the year, of the Arcadia Christian double knit prey gestion of illness. And al- 151114 Each side consists of living (Continued on /'uge 20) ways bring iiis prescrip- room, dining room, kitchen, 3 tiuulrnuilur tions to this professional bedrooms and two finished pharmacy. We specialize rooms on third floor. All utili- Our Stamp Department in prompt, precise com- ties, low taxes, good invest- pounding at fair prices. ment. Only $14,900. AT THE Next time, try us! "4tid'efoirciasigner ANDOVER GIFT HOUSE Kay Noyes _will be open Sept. 30th. We 6 PARK STREET GR 5-6464 will carry a complete line of GR 5-2002 U.S. and Foreign Stamps, Al- bums and Supplies. Shawsheen Stamp Co. Pfteatigf FUEL OILS 37 ENMORE ST. ANDOVER OF DISTINCTION GR 5-0107 THE PlED PIPE/1.; )r ANDOVER 24 HOUR WEST ANDOVER Get high on a level landscaped OIL BURNER .lot is this picture-book Colonial ANSERS ANDOVER Ranch - one year old, built by ANIDovuz SERVICE a reputable contractor for his Plumbing & own family. Asking price UlmSMAN $27,000. Heating CU= HOWE 0111 JOHN & RITA HEWITT - McNally 011 Buchan & Formerly n "IIAL" RUTTER, PROP. GUY HOWE & TED LELAND 8 ELM sF11(..alt"ANDOVER our Street — Shawshee PHARMACY For Your Printing Needs 211 No. MAIN ST. GR 5-5121 LUPINE RD. GR 5-0365 TELS. GR 5.0973 — 5-1834 MAIN AT PARK S liEG. NO. 6510 Call GR 5-1943 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

BUCIIAN ON LEAVE of the following members: Pike School FROM FIRE DF.PT. Holiday Bazaar Mrs. Florence Trow and Mrs. Fire fighter Franklin Buchan William Dellart, aprons and bibs; Announces Election has been granted a 90-day leave Plans Continue Mrs. Ralph Gibson, stuffed ani- The Pike School, has announced of absence from the fire depart- mals; Mrs. Grant Silva, knitting; the election of two new members ANDOVER ment by Town Manager Thomas The women's groups of the West Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. Ruth to its Board of Incorporators, Mrs. E. Duff. He will be undertaking Parish Church are completing White, jewelry; Mrs. Ilalbert Dow Robert Saltonstall and Dean K. new duties on a trial basis during plans for the Holiday Bazaar, to and Mrs. Robert DesRoches, doll Webster Jr. TOWNSMAN the leave. be held in Fellowship flail Nov. 19 clothing; Mrs. Paul Danielson, The primary function of the from 9-5. Established 1887 Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN stocking toys for the children's Incorporators of the school is to Published Every Thursday Mrs. Frederick Cofer and Mrs. table; Mrs. Albion Johnson, plants; assure a vigorous and continuing James Eaton III are co-chairmen 166 No. Main Street, Andover, Mans. rrilTwia- • Mrs. John Phillips, ribbons and Board of Trustees for this school Second Class Postage of the committee, which has been tags; Mrs. Robert Mitterman and with an enrollment of 215 boys PLAY HOUSE working since spring to prepare Paid at Andover, Mass. Mrs. Herbert Andersen, gifts. and girls. The school has re- Price 10! per Copy attractive and unusual handiwork. Also Mrs. Arthur Lewis and $5.00 per Year Friday, Saturday & Sunday cognized for the past several years Publisher Irving E. Roger. Sept. 30th — Oct. 1st 2nd Many tables will offer a wide Mrs. Robert Munson, bakery; Mrs. outstanding contribution to the Editor variety of gifts and unusual David E. Young PORTRAIT IN BLACK Leverett Putnam, jams, jellies and community and interest in educa- Business t. 'I' echnIcolor articles, under the chairmanship preserves; Mrs. Irving Piper, tion in its selection of Incorpora- A'dv. Mcr•• • Raymond R. 7)eitultiseau Lana Turner — Anthony Quinn white elephant; Mrs. JoluillallJr., tors. Showings: Fri & Sat Eves: 9:10; Christmas workshop which in- Mrs. Saltonstall has been active NATIONAL EDITORIAL Sat Mat: 3:25; GEORGE A. PARKER cludes these committees - Mrs. Sunday Con't: 1:55; '5:25; 8:55. in many community activities. She I AS()) Cek T 1(C)N HEATING Leon W lide and Mrs. Philip has been President of the Parents' SAPPHIRE VENTILATION—AIR CONDITIONING Thames, tree ornaments; Mrs. League of Greater Boston and Nigel Patrick — Yvonne Mitchell Industrial and Sheet Metal Work Showings: Fri & Sat Eves: 7:35; Robert McLeod and Mrs. Owen helped to initiate a branch of the eg. • ie.• ie. • ee • ee. .e.•.11.• 5 POST OFFICE AVE. ANDOVER Williams, house decorations; Mrs. Sat Mat: 1:50; League in North Andover and An- TOWNSMAN Sunday can't: 3:45; 7:15 TEL. GR 5-2610 Earl Young, candles; Mrs. John dover. For four years Mrs. Sal- CORRESPONDENTS Hall, Christmas corsages; Mrs. tonstall lived in Europe and had West Parish Frederick Cofer and Mrs. James Tel. GR 5-445 a chance to study foreign educa- %Vs. Sarah Lewis Eaton, pine cone wreathes. tion first hand. She has been active Ballardvale in the past as a Trustee of the Tel. GR 5-6267 ATTENDED OUTING Mrs.. Ruth ';reen Pike School. Shawslieen Tel. GR 5 A True Fish Story OF GROCERS Mr. Webster is a graduate of -194.1, Martin Fitzgerald, president of Phillips Academy and of M.I.T. PHILLIPS ACADEMY (planned expressly for you) the Boston Retail Grocers Asso- and is president of the II. K. ciation, and owner of a grocery Webster Company in Lawrence. BEGAN SESSION store on Main st., and Francis T. He has been active in community (Continued from Page One) You don't have to be a disciple of Isaac Walton Kelly, 44 Holt rd., a member of affairs as a president of the Com- Visual; Carl E. to like fish. We know any number of people who K rumpe Jr., Clas- the Boston association, attended munity Chest, the predecessor of sics; William L. Markey, French; like fish even though they've never baited a hook the 79th annual outing of the group the United Fund, and he has served William A. Munroe, Bursar; 1Var- or cast a fly. held at Lake Tarleton, Inn, Pike, as chairman of the Board of the ren J. Myers, Latin; Thomas Rees, For lovers of the finny and shelly species, the N. IL American Feed Manufacturers As- Chemistry and Math; I)ouglas NI, CO-OP has good news. We have greatly expanded sociation. Mr. Webster is a Direc- Schumann. Physical education; and our fish department and carry a representative tor of the Bay State Merchants Frank I). Thornton, Music. variety for your selection. Our good customers National Bank. Ile and his family The following Andover Day Stu- will now find their favorite sea foods in their .20a#14 have been residents of Andover dents are attending the Academy: favorite food store. since 1942 and his interest in the John P. Axel rod, James L. Bam- ford, Michael A. Batham, Timothy It is no fish story that even the most succulent development of The Pike School dates from its early years on its K. Beck, Rufus E. Brown, Stephen acquatic food is subject to a CASH refund at the present site on Porter rd. J3. Ca Ide rwood, John I I. Ca rver J r., CO-OP. For Taxes Daniel K. Clift, Robert C. Clift, Like fish? CLAUDIA GORDON AT Andrew B. Crane, David J. Dim- HOUSE IN THE PINES It will pay you to - lich. Paul M. Doherty, George F. ANDOVER Miss Claudia S. Gordon entered Donegan Jr., Ross N. Driver, House in the Pines. Norton, when Donald L. Dudley, Thomas R. Du- FINANCE CO. the school opened for its 50th year I lame]. Street Floor Musgrove Bldg. Sept. 21. Miss Gordon is the daugh- Arthur Durham, Brian G. East- ter of Judge and Mrs. Richard K. Do Your Fishing at the CO-OP ELM SQ. GR 5-1998 man. Frederic J. Elias, David II. Gordon. 357 Lowell st. I'. vans Jr., Daniell!. Fitts, Richard W. Foster, Steven A. Frishman, CONTINUING • SAVE NOW John E. A. Gorrie Jr., Peter J. Grillo, James II. Hart III, Frank OUR BIGGEST • OUR BEST V. Ilekimian Jr., Allan G. Johnson, Keith F. Lauder, Thomas R. STEAK — 0—RAMA! Lebach, Eugene A. S. Hazel, Paul 29th ANNIVERSARY SALE I.. Monette. T—BONE — 89 David F. Murphy, Robert G.Na- OF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES hill, Philip Neumark, Edward J. Newcombe, James S. 1lgsbury PORTERHOUSE — OPEN TUESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS David 1'. Partridge, John M. Ilis- tuccia, Matthew G. Roehrig, James V. Romano, Charles 12. St. Clair N.Y. SIRLOIN— lb III, Anthony 12. Sapienza, Philip F. J. LEONE J. Sorota, Bruce A. Sorrie, Robert J. Stevens. Allen IL Thornton, NEPCO COMPANY Roger I). Thornton, James A. Tidd, FRANKFURTS • 59c Fine Furniture ,t, Robert G. Urquhart Jr., Richard I.. Vaughan and Lee R. Weiner. 430 ESSEX ST. - LAWRENCE - MU 6-6197 CANNED GOODS SALE! BLOODMOBILE HERE NEXT WEEK CO-OP RED LABEL — MIX OR MATCH ,(:ontinued from rage One) ANY school; and Marianne Downs, Mary WHOLE KERNEL CORN - PEAS McCarthy, Ann McCormick, Lonnie Somers, Julie Leslie and CUT WAX BEANS - FRENCH STYLE BEANS Barbara Nlusen of the ninth grade. •Sweater • Skirt Mrs. Allen Falton directed their (PLAIN) activities 6 303 ENTERTAINED WOMEN FROM SOlT11 CHURCH CANS • Trousers Mrs. Benjamin Boyd of River 9c rd. entertained the members of the Expertly Dry Cleaned and Pressed Ladies Aid Society of the South SLICED OR HALVES! Congregational Church at lierliOnie was Mrs. RED LABEL The guest speaker FOR ONLY George Brown of Kansas, Texas, YELLOW CLING wife of a former pastor of the 303 church. Luncheon was served on CANS 75, the lawn and Mrs. Boyd was as- PEACHES sisted by Mrs. Elsie Lord, Mrs. Jack B. Cakey, Mrs. I lorace Emer- Green Label SALAD PEARS 4 Na' 2 '1.00 39c son and Mrs. Norman Crossman. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES lo o= box 2 45 C BARNARD RICE FRESH GREEN SEDRY CLEANING A CELLO I Since KRISPIES SPINACH 2 PKGS Li 14 HOUR SERVICE AVAILABLE N Macintosh 1930 • 49c POUND S APPLES 3 CELLO PACK 29C Serving U N OPEN TIL 9 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SHIRTS 19c Your C LAUNDERED & REFINISHED R A Every Y N Insurance CITY C Need CONCOP E CLEANERS & DYERS SUPER—MARKET • 68 MAIN ST. 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. ANDOVER 42 PARK ST. Tel. GR 5-0202 — Eves GR 5-1214

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MAIIONEY ON 34. TV SUNDAY Arthur F. Coon Jr., formerly of Andover, has been spending Richard E. Mahoney, son of Mr. ced the summer months with his and Mrs. William J. Mahoney, 514 ers ANDOVER relatives in Massachusetts and on So. Main st., will appear on tele- Chebeague Island. rs. vision Sunday at 6 p.m. on WBZ- K. TOWNSMAN TV. Mahoney will sing on the pro- DYSON the gram. Ile has spent the summer at PIANOS and ORGANS to Established 1887 Published Every Thursday the Arundel Opera Theatre in Ken- Buys • Sells • Tunes big 166 lto. Main Street, Andover, m nebunkport, Me. A graduate of An- 11RADtS - REPAIRS ool u, KINSMAN Second Class Postage dover High, class of 1960, he is -tys ELECTRONIC ORGANS Paid at Andover, Mass. now attending Lowell State re- MU 6-5829 GL 3-3824 Price 104. per Teachers College. . Copy $5.00 per Year irs Publisher the Irving E. Rogers Editor David E. Young ;a- Itasiness & HAY ST8TE 111111.11.1\TS. \ATI( IN 11 It k\l‘ iI It -a- Ardv. Mcp.• • Raymond R. DeRuisseau ive NATIONAL EDITORIAL ;he I A CS T ION Is' 1 You'll 1:.• looking through rows- uid colored glass too If you pay all :he your bills with a Th:Illy Chock 1ek. •ge.• . account from the F. &•iiis.•me•••me.•.e.11 Il- BAY STATE MERCHANTS TOWNSMAN NI 11- NATIONAL BANK ad CORRESPONDENTS hest Parish It H a- Tel. GR 5-2443 Mrs. Sarah Lewis ve II 11 Iiallardv ale he Tel. GR 5-6267 Mrs. 'lath '.;reen Shawsheen Tel. GR 5-1941 of DEER JUMP RESERVATION - This view of the Merrimack River bank was token from an old T. ferry landing off River rd., near the power lines, and shows part of the area now owned b the K. PHILLIPS ACADEMY Andover Village Improvement Society. The organization purchased a long strip of the river front- .e. BEGAN SESSION age, running from the power lines east to the rear of Loosigian's farm. (Staff Photo) ty ( Continued from Page (Me) n- Visual; Carl E. Krumpe Jr.,Clas- Albert II. Damon r., was best president. of sics; William L. Markey, French; • • man. The tishe'rs included Gran- Also on the agenda is a discus- GR 13 ed William A. Munroe, I3ursar; War- ville K. Cutler and John Fitz- sion of the Auxiliary's fashion 5-6580 he ren J. Myers, Latin; Thomas Rees, 1101.1 — HOWE gerald, both of Andover. show, slated for Oct. 18 in Brad- II - Chemistry and Math; Douglas M. The Free Christian Church was The mother of the bride wore a ford Junior College, benefItting the It 84 MAIN STREET scholarship fund for nurses. Mrs. 1 Member '.1),I.C. Schumann. Physical education; and the scene Saturday, Sept. 24, of brown satin brocaded ensemble N Charles Currier and Mrs. Harold ts Frank D. Thornton. Music. 'he wedding of Miss Sheila W. with matching accessories and a K K Wright will report on this activity. ly The following Andover Day Stu- Howe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. corsage of yellow cymbidiwn •1141( STATE 11E114 11 ANTS N 1 HON I. It t1k orchids. The bridegroom's mother dents are attending the Academy: ,,ichard F. Howe, 2 Robandy rd. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN le John P. Axelrod, James L. Ham- and Carl James Holt Jr., son of was outfitted In a blue silk organza al ford, Michael A. Batham, Timothy ',tr. and Mrs. Carl J. Holt, 75 dress with white accessories. She is K. Beck, Rufus E. Brown, Stephen high st. The Rev. J. Allyn Brad- wore a white orchid corsage. B. Calderwood, John I I. Ca rverJr., ford performed the 3 o'clock double The reception was held at the • Daniel K. Clift, Robert C. Chit, ring ceremony. Andover Inn with guests present FREE LAWN PROGRAM GUIDE TO ALL • Andrew B. Crane, David J. Dilil- Margaret Campbell was the fea- front Connecticut, New Jersey, lich. Paul M. Doherty, George F. tured soloist and the church organ- Maine and New I lampshire. Donegan Jr., Ross N. Driver, ist. Donald Amy, played the nuptial After a wedding trip to Ber- Donald I.. Dudley, Thomas R. Du- hymns. muda, the couple will make their Hamel. The altar was banked with vase home at 15 Central st. A rthur Durham, Brian G. East- arrangements of white pompoms Mrs. !loft is a graduate of Glas- man, Frederic J. (-alias, David II. for the ceremony. tonbury High School, Glastonbury, Evans Jr., Daniel I I, Fitts, Richard Given in marriage by her father Conn., and Fisher Junior College, W. Foster, Steven Frishman, the bride wore a full length bou- Boston. She is employed by Ray- John E. A. Gorrie Jr., l'eter J. quet taffeta gown with a fitted theon Company. Grillo, James 11, hart III, Frank bodice trimmed with re-embroid- Mr. Holt is a graduate of Punch- V. I lekimian Jr.. AllanG•Johllson, ered Alencon lace etched with ard High School, and he attended Keith F. Lauder, Thomas R. pearls, a diagonal back midriff, Merrimack College. Ile is now Lebach, Eugene A. S. Mazel, Paul sculptured scoop neckline• and employed by the Process En- Monette. three quarter sleeves. The bouf- gineering Co., Methuen. ATTENTION David F. Murphy, Robert G.Na- fant skirt terminated in a chapel hill, Philip Neumark, Edward J. train. Her fingertip veil of illu- Auxiliary To Hold Newcombe, James S. i)gsbury sion was caught to a matching David T. Partridge, John M. Ris- coronet of taffeta trimmed with Fall Meeting LAWN ENTHUSIASTS tuccia, Matthew G. Roehrig, James pearls and she carried a crescent The Women's Auxiliary to the V. Romano, Charles R. St. Clair cascade of white pompoms ar- Essex North Medical Society will 111. Anthony I:. Sapienza, Philip ranged with Stephanotis and ivy. meet Oct. 11 at the Chain Bridge J. Sorota, Bruce A. Carrie, Robert As maid of honor, Miss Linda Manor, Amesbury, with a 12:30 We inaugurate a new service to Andover J. Stevens, Allen II. Thornton, Lee Howe wore a princess style social hour preceding luncheon. Roger D. Thornton, James A. Tidd, peair satin gown fashioned with a, Mrs. Albert S. Rothseid, presi- Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, Oct. 3-4 & 5 Robert G. Urquhart Jr., Richard I.. scoop neckline, elbow sleeves and dent, will be in charge of a busi- Vaughan and Lee R. 1Nleiner. a bell shaped skirt in gold. Iler ness meeting. with our new peas satin bow headpiece was in Mrs. Munro Leaf will speak to BLOODMOBILE HERE matching gold and trimmed with the group on "A walk through the NEXT WEEK a circular veil. She carried a Museum", using illustrated slides from the Museum of Fine Arts (Continued from Page One) basket of fall shades ofpoinixmns "SCOTTS CURB SERVICE" and chrysanthemums. collection. She will be introduced school; and Marianne Downs, Mary The bridesmaids, Miss Martha by Mrs. Joseph P. Bonita!). McCarthy, Ann Mc Co rmick, Jane Howe of Cohasset, cousin of • Mrs. John J. McA rdle will serve Lonnie Somers, Julie Leslie and the bride, and Sheila Watson of as chai rtnan of hospitality and Mrs. PROGRAM Barbara Muses of the ninth grade. Boston, wore identical outfits in George G. West is chairman of the Mrs. Allen Falton directed their olive with matching accessories. Program Committee. activities They carried identical baskets of Attending the session will be We will now apply all the fine E. Hynes, state ENTERTAINED WOMEN fall flowers. Mrs. William FROM SOLT!! CHURCH SCOTTS PRODUCTS needed to Mrs. Benjamin Boyd of River rd. entertained the members of the "Books are true friends, service your lawns' Fall needs ... Ladies Aid Society of the South Congregational Church at her home The guest speaker was Mrs. surround yourself with good ones" George Brown of Kansas, Texas, WE WILL APPLY ANY LARGE BAG wife of a former pastor of the church. Luncheon was served on SEE OUR SELECTION OF SCOTTS LAWN CARE PRODUCTS the lawn and Mrs. Boyd was as- sisted by N1rs. Elsie Lord, Mrs. OR BOXES OF GRASS SEED TO Jack 13. Cakey, Mrs. I lorace Emer- son and Mrs. Norman Crossman. ANDOVER BOOKSTORE YOUR LAWNS FOR ONLY MAIN COR. CHESTNUT ST. BARNARD I Since A N 1930 100 S Plus Cost of products Serving U N Your FOR YOUR LAWN Cross Coal Co. APPOINTMENT JUST CALL GR 5-1156 k Every EST. 1864 Insurance I PAINT & HARDWARE FUEL AND RANGE OIL N Need COLE 10 MAIN ST. ANDOVER 4 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. el. GR 5-0202 -Eves GR 5-1214 4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

LEFT ESTATE TO SONS ..../... - 0 "lv ...ri_,,, 1 1 • --e The will of Mrs. Margaret K. . g#1 V , ,..„,, "*. FREE Grant of Andover, who died Aug. 4., . ) . .1 • ‘ , 31, was filed in Probate Court -.• Cruise Information Sept. 15. - - - 1 1 , / The estate, consisting of per- sonal property valued at $36,370, Condensed Folder of all was bequeathed in equal shares to Fall and Winter Cruises. her sons, Alfred II. Grant of An- dover, Stephen W. Grant of Wel- reefing Limited number avail- lesley and John ;'. c•rant of New able after Sept. 17th. Canaan, Conn. Mrs. Grant nominated her three sons to serve to /he eitlizenA as executors of the will. TO ORDER COPY CONTACT. Window Shades— Traverse Rods Oinclove7,- Offass-achusetd__ TRAVEL ANYWHERE, Venetian Minds INC. Cleaned — Re-toped — Re-corded nom/heedizen4 of 166 NORTH MAIN STREET S. A. Shiepe Co., Inc. GR 5-2614 Syracuse,ciVezt79grk, - FREE PARKING - 227 Hampshire St. — MU 2-7413 This expresses the SincereEsteem, that

spSiinIneS SamesPz,nnell nie WANTED janet enjoys c rt our city, of Wir. Philip Woman or Girl e share owir pride in his mmirrsInP on ._Cracuse, reside 111 pa kollull 19.59 Nallollal ehalathnd. Byrne:arelt To Work At The Townsman ThThe 07Z. y iliArouqA his performance in the classroom and Essex the gniiiron, he /au zdon ouraditth-ailow . Zs a oared Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays on per- and an manent basis. Must type. Interesting work. splendid example //lie youth in your corn/wit v., For interview call GR 5-1943 Pun ha untitIt/ace r CVerefore, as Syracuse 14thersity endarAs upon (Is r k. / Season, we welcome hcrn with studinserved SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS warmth oi4 mateheal hy your allirlzonr Armyi An c planned

AVIS PI tor LARGE c4 d Ynu tw York Noilt. II e trees, Prrsidont area f synywar.b.,./Gammerce stud ini lent grc hee xpl 2/Seplemba,1960 bears. The I Co. lint GENERAL behind tl THIS SCROLL, received by Raymond Howe of the Andover Service Club, will be presented to rd. to th Mr. and Mrs Bennett. It indicates the esteem of the people of Syracuse, N. Y. for James B. Ben. Includ nett of Andover, a member of the Syracuse University football team last year when it won the of Fish f, 9e championship. M . area wi Sub-Division Located to walk posted Think of THIS Before You Leave On Your Near Andover Line \v A new residential area inGreater hunting Lowell, a 25-acre tract in North HUNTING TRIP thaeuse i Tewksbury near Houle PO, tube cenough Only 55.10 will buy you a SEVEN-DAY polit insur- known as Mt. Joy Estates, was an- hunting ing your life for 510,000 with 62,000 for medical ex- nounced today by Frederic C. penses Ile al AND it also provides $50.00 weekly dis- Achill, trustee, Nit. Joy Estate ability! Another policy covers your liability up to thelland Trust. a porr n o S10,000 if you accidentally injure other limiters . . . The property is located off An- only $12. a year! he c an dover st. at Trull rd. at an eleva- terms JUST CALL - commanding tion that affords a for a yk view of the surrounding country- suTp SMAIRT & IFILACC., IINC. side. This was formerly theestate plu of Thomas Nesmith, prominent owned I Lowell pioneer, who with his theo t t a he -9"4,fZiftF, brothers owned substantial r BANK BUILDING ANDCVER TEL. GR 5-6161 holdings in what is now the Belvi- 2Roicdo) ahece r Bring your new car in today and let dere section of Lowell. The large , summer house maintained by Mr. Br'sake us show you our Dual 90 change-over Nesmith for ninny years has been razed to permit this use of The program. We will allow you the full YACHT FINISHES the entire site. othneT sbnc: value of your present tires if driven Preliminary preparations of the av area have been in pro!:,ress forthe them, less than 1,000 miles. PAINTS past few months, transforininct! estate into a modern, attractise:• hane planned location for a limited num- THE NEW ALKYD BASE FINISH FOR theMirr nr ber of home sites. A new road F ri er !ran been A CHANGE BOAT INTERIORS... EXTERIORS... known as Mt. Joy dr. lda n constructed, town water and hr learn TO GENERALS DECKS... HULLS... ENGINES... ETC. drams have been installed, andthe aiw r remaining utilities are currently lowi ng IS A CHANGE BPS Yacht Finishes and Marine being completed. there r Paints withstand the most vig- VAL-E.-ROLL LEMJUL: orous action of water, wind and TO SAFETY ! Iligh singles and triples were as YACHT FINISHES wear, and are far more dura- follows last Wednesday night in the Convenient Terms PAINTS ble than the ordinary marine Val-E-Roll Bowling League: High Available MARINE. finishes now in use. The new singles, Lillian Myers and Phyllis alkyd base formulation is your Pimpare 107; I I igh triples, Phyllis assurance of a better finish. Pimpare 294 and Lillian Myers 266; most strikes, Lillian Nlyers3. * Extra durable--Long lasting * Easy to apply - Fast drying V BPS Finish There is a * Dries hard --- Non-tacky finish surface BEAUTE-LANE for every * Resistant to oil and gasoline * Retain their color -- Clean easily 18 PARK ST. ON * Whiter whites that stay white ANDOVER THERE IS A BPS FINISH INEZ 6 LUCILLE FAY & DRISCOLL FOR EVERY PURPOSE 45 MAIN STREET 576 HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE MU 3-3131 PHONE PA YOUR GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR TEL GR 5-0102 GR 5-1080 7 EL OPEN TUESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 NIL WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 — _ Benefit Bridge By MIS!? NASSAR WILL the summer months she has been Shaw h School Menu STUDY IN EUROPE studying French at Merrimack s een Women The public school menu for next Miss Joyce M. Nassar, daughter College. An autumn theme is the setting week follows: of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Nassar, Miss Nassar was graduated in for the scholarship benefit bridge Monday - raspberry apple juice, 50 Hidden rd., will leave Sept. 22 June from Abbot Academy, where of the Shawsheen Woman's Club, grilled frankfurt on roll, mustard for Switzerland to attend the she was a member of the debating which has been scheduled for and relish, kernel corn, potato American School in Lugano. group and served as one of Thursday, Oct. 27, at 1 p.m. at the chips, deep dish apple pie and milk. Miss Nassar will study French the business managers of the yea r- Andover Country Club. Tuesday - corned beef hash, and English for one year and re- book staff. The committee, under the guid- cheese cubes, buttered beets, turn to Andover in June. During Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN ance of Mrs. U. Sylvester Berger green and wax beans, Vienna bread and her co-chairman, Mrs. John and butter, midnight chocolate cake Word, meeting throughout the sum- and milk. mer, has planned an interesting Wednesday - hot turkey barbe- afternoon from the time thehome- cue, peas and carrots, cranberry made dessert is served until the' sauce, pineapple betty and milk. ext remely colorful table prizes are Thursday - pot roast of beef, awarded at the close of play. The mashed potatoes, brown gravy, prizes were fashioned by thecom- buttered carrots, oatmeal bread ntittee under the talented direction and butter, fruit gelatin and milk. of Mrs. R. W. Friis of North Friday - fruit juice, pizza with Andover. Several door prizes, tomato and cheese, carrot and most graciously given by mer- celery sticks, plantation cake and chants and members of the Club, milk. will be drawn. WEBB ATTENDING MISS DOROTHY J, BYRNES Mrs. W. Clare Brooks is in NEW IIAMPTON Spinney - Byrnes charge of tickets. Mrs. Irving 0, James Webb, son of Mr. and The engagement of Miss Dorothy Piper, Mrs. Robert D. Grange and Mrs. John C. Webb, 33 Westwind Janet Byrnes to Philip T. Spinney Mrs. Richard Healy have chargeof rd., entered the freshman class of Winchester, son of Mr. and Mrs. decorations. Mrs. Edward I. at New Hampton School, New Philip C. Spinney, former Andover Erickson is planning the prizes Hampton, N. IL, when the school racrese, residents, is announced by her and Mrs. John A. Word is res- opened for its 140th year. Last parents, Mr. and Mrs. James J. ponsible for publicity. Other busy year Webb was a student at An- ;010i14.. Byrnes, 99 Lowell st. committee members include Mrs. dover Junior High School. The prospective bride is pre- Milton Whitehead, Mrs. Allan S. 071, sently employed as a teller by the May, Mrs. William Lichtenberger, Essex Savings Bank, shaving grad- Mrs. Allan Krysynski and Mrs. uated from Andover High School As a Phillip Winters. All committee- IT'S EASY To MOVE THE MAY FLOWER WAY and attended Dean Junior College. women will soon be contacting Famous Treadway eau./ Mr. Spinney was graduated from members of the Club to make up Punchard High School, attended the tables for the afternoon. SUNDAY BUFFET BEGLEY- MAYFLOWER ,on els University of Connecticut and Mer- The money raised from this rimack College and is presently affair is used toward two scholar- 6 to 8 P.M. per person LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING studying at Boston University. He ships awarded annually to $4 h a P. F. BEGLEY COMPANY served two years with the U. S. deserving Andover lligh School PACKING - CRATING - STORAGE . .Army in Germany. g rad ua t es whose parent P, ANDOVER INN An early summer wedding is affiliated with the ShawsheenClub. planned. 62 SPRINGFIELD Sf. CALL GR 5-1943 FOR MU 2-1372 LAWRENCE AVIS PURCHASES OUR AD TAKER LARGE LAND AREA (Continued from Page One) trees, and will be an excellent Announcing the 1961 Ford . . . Prrsiciont area for anyone interested in rrolarrrynercr studying them. There are excel- lent groves of hemlock and pine, Beautifully proportioned to the he explained, and a grove of horn bears. The land runs from the Power CLASSIC Co. lines to the west, to a point behind the Loosigian farm on River lub, will be presented to An honor to be proud of, this is the rd. to the east. FORD medal presented by the international N. Y. for James B. Ben- Included in the area is the mouth fashion authority, Centro per L'Alta tst year when it won the of Fish Brook. Mods Italians, to the 1961 Ford Mr. Retelle pointed out that the LOOK for functional expression of rla.uic beauty. area will be open to all who wish Division Located to walk through it, and will not be • Andover Line posted to prevent hunting. Ile said w residential a re,i in Greater the AVIS decided not to prohibit I, a 25-acre tract in North hunting in this favorite area, be- bury near Route to be cause it is large enough and far as Mt. Joy Estates, was an- enough away from homes to make d today by Frederic C. hunting practical. trustee, Mt. Joy Estate Ile also explained that, although the land becomes a buffer between property is located off An a portion of the town and the River, he can foresee no difficulty in si. at Trull rd. at an eleva- iat affords a commanding terms of an access to the River for anyone needing this as a water the surrounding country- supply. his was formerly theestate This reservation is the sixth etas Nesmith, prominent owned by the Society, and brings pioneer, who with his the total AVIS acreage up to some s owned substantial 200 acres. in what is now the Belvi- Other reservations are Indian ction of Lowell. The large Ridge, the Vale Reservation, • house maintained by Mr. Baker's Meadow, Curtis Wood Lot for many years has been on Dascomb rd. and Stevens Pond. to permit this use of The Society keeps the areas in The 1961 Ford Galaxie e site. . their natural state, making them Club Victoria-beautifully ry prepa rations of the Itina available for those who wish to use built to take care of people e been in pro.z.ress forthe them. months, transforming this Ito a modern, attractively Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Howe ocation for a limited num- have moved from Arundel st. to, their new home on Chandler rd. BEAUTIFULLY BUILT TO TAKE CARE OF ITSELF tome sites. A new road s Mt. Joy dr. has been Friends of Ralph Taylor of :ed, town water and hy- Chandler cir. will be sorry to learn that he is a patient at the ye been installed, andthe Tie 1961 Ford introduces a whole new concept of what a car can Lawrence General Hospital, fol- HERE'S HOW THE '61 FORD TAKES CARE OF ITSELF ; utilities are currently lowing an operation performed do for you ... and for itself! ipleted. LUBRICATES ITSELF. You'll normally go 30,000 miles without a there recently. It lubricates itself. New nylon bearings and a newly developed chassis lubrication. MEL LEAGUE lubricant keep the '61 Ford freshly greased for 30,000 miles. Good- CLEANS ITS OWN OIL. You'll go 4,000 .niles between oil changes 1 - DAY with Ford's Full-Flow oil filter. Igles and triples wereas bye grease racks! What's more, it cleans its own oil. The 1961 Ford's st Wednesday night ink ADJUSTS ITS OWN BRAKES: New Truck Size brakes adjust them, Full-Flow oil filter lets you go 4,000 miles between oil changes. 11 Bowling League: High SPECIAL selves automatically. fflers ate double-wrapped awl illian Myers and Phyllis It adjusts its own brakes. A "mechanical brain" keeps brakes GUARDS ITS OWN MUFFLER. Ford mu SATURDAY aluminized—normally will last three times as long as ordinary 07; I ligh triples, Phyllis adjusted for the life of the lining. mufflers. 294 and Lillian Myers OCT. 1st ONLY Rust? Ford's body is specially processed to resist corrosion, even muliiePROTECTS ITS OWN BODY. All vital underbody parts are specially strikes, Lillian Myers 3. processed to resist rust and corrosion, even to galvanizing body to galvanizing body panels beneath doors. panels beneath doors. VISTA WAX Ford takes care of itself on the turnpike, too, with a new 390- TAKES CARE OF ITS OWN FINISH. New Diamond Lustre Finish never cu. in. Thunderbird Special V-8 that has all the punch you'll ever needs wax. UTE-LANE REG. $2.00 need. The 352 Thunderbird Special V-8 and 292 Thunderbird V-8 And, for top economy, you can choose the PARK ST. thrive on regular gas. '61 Mileage Maker Six. MDOVER This is the 1961 Ford ...beautifully proportioned to the Classic `L ! 6 LUCILLE Ford Look...beautifully bulls: to take care of itself. 61 FO 1 ATLAS PHONE Shaheen Motor Mart, Inc PAIN E 6 SUPPLY ws 5-1080 7 ELM ST, ANDOVER

6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

AT SCHOOL MONDAY: 7:30 p.m. Church Miss Klein Chosen Council meeting in the Vestry. I Judith Maxwell, 16 Arundel st., TIIURSDAY: 7:30 p.m. Choir re- By B.U. Faculty has enrolled in the Secretarial AT THE CHURCH'S hearsal in the Sanctuary. School of Bay State Academy in West Parish Church Boston. Andover Baptist Church WEDNESDAY: 7:30 p.m. Mid- P.EV. HOWARD A. ANDREWS, Pastor REV. DONALD J. RYDER. Pastor week prayer service. FRIDAY: 7:30p.m. Every-mem- SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Church THURSDAY: 7:45 p.m. Senior ROBERT H. LANGE School with classes for all ages. ber Canvass Committee. 8 p.tn. Choir rehearsal. Women's EveningCircle Executive 10:45 a.m. Nursery. Morning Wor- FRIDAY: 7:45 p.m. Philathea STENOTYPE REPORTER meeting. Court and Conference Reporting ship with Communion. Message by Class birthday party. Guest the Pastor, Rev. Donald J. Ryder. speaker, Mrs. Gladys Romeyn. SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Junior and Depositioris and Auditors' hearing Senior High classes. 10:30 a.m. Anthem "God's Purpose", Senior All ladies of the church invited. NOTARY PUBLIC Service of Worship - World Wide GR 5-3675. CApitol 7-057.2 Choir. 6:30 p.m. Baptist Youth Free Church Fellowship. Communion. Church School REV. J. ALLYN BRAQEDFID Pastor classes, Crib Nursery through SUNDAY: 8:40 a.m. junior Choir Grade 6, meet in the vestry. 3:30 THE UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST rehearsal. 9 a.m. Church School p.m. Membership and Refresher for pupils from third grade thru Class. 5:30 p.m. Junior high Pil- LIBERAL CHURCH SCHOOL high school. 10:15 a.m. Church grim Fellowship election of School for three year olds thru officers. Box supper cancelled. Sundays at 10:30 a.m. second grade and Nursery with a 6:45 p.m. Senior High Pilgrim nurse on duty every Sunday. 10:15 Fellowship leaves to attend An- 201 HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE a.m. Communion Se rvice conducted dover Youth Council Communion, Offering a program of Religious Education by The Rev. J. Allyn Bradford Free Church. that is child centered and deals with human ex- who will speak on the "United MONDAY: 3 p.m. Girl Scout Church of Christ". Prelude, Pange periences. Troop 32. 7 p.m. Christian Educa- Lingua by Balogh and Aria-Behold We teach love, not fear, as we present a reli- don Committee meets. 8 p.m. MISS GRACE KLEIN What Manner of Love by Bach. Grace Klein has returned t gion you can intelligently believe. Church Council meeting. Anthem, Lo, My Shepherd's hand TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Bible Study Charlesgate Hall, Boston, whe You Are Invited To Enrollyour Children In This Program Divine by Haydn. Offertory, 0 For Group 2 meets at the home of Mr. she is a student resident of Bosto a Closer Walk With God by Rober- and Mrs. Warren II. Oldaker, 26 University, as a senior in th ton. 6:30 p.m. Senior Pilgrim Fel- Lincoln st. College of I.iberal Arts. lowship. WEDNESDAY: 2 p.m. Women's For the fourth time she ha • TUESDAY: 8 p.m. The Music Union meeting. Book review by been selected by the faculty of the': Committee will meet at the Church. Mrs. If. A. Andrews. !hostess, Mrs. Department of Biology to par WEDNESDAY: 6:30 p.m. Wons- Joseph Carruthers. 7:30 p.m. Boy ticipate in the National Science an's Union covered dish supper. Scout Troop 77 meets. 8 p.m. Foundation Undergraduate Re THURSDAY: 10 a.m. TheSewing Senior Choir rehearsal. search Program. Circle will meet in the lower THURSDAY: 8 p.m. Neighbor- She worked and studied this sum Parish Hall. Choir rehearsals as hood Coffee for parishioners and fuer in research in the vascula • follows: 2:10 p.m. Junior High. newcomers. Hostess, Mrs. James system at the Boston Universit 3:10 p.m. Junior. 6:15 p.m. Senior 0. Ellis, 30 Lovejoy rd. labratories under the governmen High. 7:30 p.m. Senior. 7 p.m. The Christ ChOrch grant. Boy Scouts will meet at the Church. REV. . EDISON PIKE• Rector The University has also award Ballard Vale United Church SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy Commu- her a working scholarship. HALDLAN S. LINDSEY, Minister nion. 9:15 a.m. Family Service This semester, besides he SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Church Sunday School for Grades 4 through studies and work in research, she School. Classes for Beginners,* 9 and Nursery for 3 year olds and will teach !histology in the capacit Primary, Juniors, and Interne- under. 10:20 a.m. Adult Discus- of undergraduate labratoryassist diates. Sr. High youth will con- sion Group. James E. Wolfe is antship, to Dr. Donald Pau a , tinue to meet in the evening. 11 the leader. 11 a.m. lloly Commu- Boston University. a.m. World Wide Communion Ser- nion and Sermon. The sermon title Grace is the daughter of NIr.;,. vice. A special World-Wide Com- is "Dimension of Reality: Squares Mrs. Emil Klein, 4 Highland a%c reunion offering will be received. and Angles". Sunday School for director and organist. There wil 6:30 p.m. Senior High Youth Fell Grades 1-3, Kindergarten, 5 and be no meeting of the E.Y.C. a , lowship. 8 p.m. The Sunday Eve- 4 year old. Nursery for 3 year olds Christ Church. They will join th, ring Forum will meet at the Manse, and under. The music is under the 3 Church st. meeting of the Andover Youth ,IMPSON • direction of Irvin Wilkinson, choir Council at Free Church. ',hiss Je WE DNESDA Y: 7:1r) p.m. Scouts. .ighter of 8 p.m. "Russian Christianity". The first in a series of lectures Exeter,arl'ie l N.o by James E. Wolfe. Y.W.C.A. of THURSDAY: G:30 p.isi. Christ Mr.fDavid and S1 Church Choir rehearsal. 7:30p.m. '12Gray rd st...ann'c Choir re1icarsal. Andover Fall Program ninny, Sept The North Parish Chuicr tine's Chu iihotar, North Aud B. Smith THURSDAYS - 8 Weeks Starting Oct 13th III V, ,P1 r A -II the altar a( 7 p.m. Choir rehear- ANDOVER YOUTH CENTER "MAY: daisies. MEET J&F IN sal at the church. The brid Badminton instruction SATURDAY: 10 a.m. Ilie Wom- 9 -9:40 $3 by her fall:, Painting in water colors en's Alliance will hold a Bakery real de so 9 - 10:45 $6 and Rummage Sale and Snack liar Homemaking Shortcuts - 6 weeks e r NEW PATTERNS 9:15 - 10:45 $3 at the church. Bridge for beginners s'irillusiona ti h ' 9:15 - 10:45 $6 SUNDAY: 10:20 a.m. Church Trimnastics — to keep fit For Fall '60, fine 9:45 - 10:30 $3.25 School - all classes meet in the Coffee Break 10:45 - 11:15 of sitveyplatal ni:d Modern Dance vestry. Grade 3 and up will attend Suellen 11:15 - 12 $3.25 the first part of the church service. Bridge - Supervised play for novices sister of t WORSTEDS 11:15 - 12:45 $6 10:20 a.m. Nursery and Kinder- Silk Screen or Block Printing of honor. S 11: 15 - 12:45 $5 (Make Christmas cards or note paper) garten in the EducationalHuildint. peal de soi that give extra All young children are provided of for during the church service. REGISTRATION 10:30 a.m. Morning Service of YEARS OF WEAR Johnson of BAY STATE BANK, ANDOVER, 10-12 Worship. 11:30 a.m. Coffee hour MONDAY, OCT. 3 and THURSDAY, OCT. 6 following the church service. 4 p.m. Junior high Youth at the church. 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship at the church. MONDAY: 8 p.m. Parish cow- niittee. littth Tern Si•C -zAltnerai WEDNESDAY: 10 a.m. Essex 16E04 STRitT Vitt. Liberal Ministers meet at I laver- AN DovER.AdAss hill. Pi THURSDAY: The second of the Dear friends, teacher's training meetings will he held at the Winchester Church. South Church i Astor What you notice first ... the new pat- you toe believe it will surprise REV. ' ;i. terns, glen plaids of all descriptions, FRIDAY: 7:30 p.nt. Boy Scouts, than W know that there are more great-looking new checks, handsome fifty Tr. 73, Allan G. Chadwick, Scout- separate service stripes, the polished new iridescents. master. items connected with the average - Each pattern is expressed in J&F su- SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Confirma funeral. Naturally, the many tion Classes, gr. 9-12. jlifliOr perb worsteds . . . worsteds particu- details High dept. 10:30 a.m. Crib Boom larly chosen for extra wear they offer involved call for care- for infants up to 18 mos. Pre- you. Each suit tailored with famed ful organization.. Absolutely Nursery and Nursery and Kinder- J&F attention to detail . . . an atten- nothing can be left to chance. garten. Lower Junior dept.; tipper tion that also contributes to the long Junior dept. will attend church with wear you'll receive. These new pat• You will observe that prop- parents before leaving for their terns, definitely, make the suit you erly directed funeral (Continued o,, 1'.1 bought last Fall look like services lackmove quietly, with a complete . . . well, like last fall $5950 you confusion. We assure RI/L9....p R at this do "happen", es not simply DRIVE-IN 111Er .71.1, 4, • WV'''. Now Through Saturday Res pectfully, MOVIE-WISE, there has rs- been anything like "THE Sutanion APARTMENT" INCORPORATED JACK LEMMON SHIRLEY MacLAINE '.;••••••;:: F ED acMURRALi

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 7 ss Klein Chosen B.U. Faculty Johnny's SUPER MARKET IRST in QUALITY AIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE A Satisfied Customer — Is

HISS GRACE KLEIN Our First Consideration — race Klein has returned to rlesgate Hall, Boston, where is a student resident of I3ostA ersity, as a senior in 0e SAVINGS - QUALITY AND VARIETY PLUS ege of Liberal Arts. ir the fourth time she has JOHNNY'S MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE selected by the faculty of the irtment of Biology to par- ate in the National Science idation Undergraduate Re- -A Program. worked and studied this sun - garden in research in the vascular int at the Boston University tories under the government

!. University has also awarded working scholarship. is semester, besides her CABBAGE .!s and work in research, she each Histology in the capacisiii SOLID lergraduate labratoryas' •- LAMB LEGS 65 GREEN lb 5C ip, to Dr. Donald l'att n University. REAL GENUINE SPRING ice is the daughter of Mr . MR. AN!) MRS. DAVID T. SIMPSON LAMB - OVEN READY Emil Klein, 4 Highland SPINACH (Leone) or and organist. There wilh WELL TRIMMED ,, CELLO meeting of the E.Y.C. at Darien, Conn., sister of the bride. t Church. They will join the Wed • • • They wore white gowns, touched PACK 209, 29c r of the Andover Youth with coral and accented at waist ,1411 SON — ADAMS it at Free Church. line with leaf green velvet cum- Miss Jean F r a lac es Adams, me rbund. They c a r ried old LAMB CHOPS TOMATOES DNESDAY: 7:1!:) p.m. Scouts. r. "Russian Christianity". :aughter of Mrs. Eleanor Adams of fashioned bouquets of sweetheart rst in a series of lectures 'arien, Conn. and John Adams of roses and all attendants wore CELLO C gyres E. Wolfe. later, N. II., becalm the bride wreaths of ivy in their hair. KIDNEYib99c RIBib79 c PACK ea 9 112SDAY: 6:30 p.m. Christ 'f David Taylor Simpson, son of The best man was JohnGiovinco 1 Choir rehearsal. 7:30p.in. Ir. and Mrs. Charles Simpson, of Andover and the ushers were l's Choir rehearsal. :2 Gray rd., at an 11 o'clock cere- Michael and Charles Simpson, Celery Hearts e North Parish ChuirTi iony, Sept. 16, in the St. Angus- brothers of the bridegroom, also SHOULDER lb 59c nitart.sit; ',se's Church. Very Rev. Henry of Andover. Anitipri.t CELLO . i•i, 0.S.A., officiated before A wedding luncheon for the bridal !II., !Oitiint., PACK —19 c ).\ Y: 7 p.tn. Choir rehear- altar adorned with white sliasta pa rty and immediate f a ni i 1 y :aisles. he church. followed the ceremony at Field- lb The bride, escorted to the altar stones. 19c IRDA Y: 10 a.m. The Woi LAMB STEW • FROZEN Mance will hold a Bak: her father, wore a gown of white Tire bride is serving presently nonage Sale and Snack ha; • :au de sole styled with bouffant as a secretary at E me rson College. FOODS !lurch. irt. Her chapel length veil of Mr. Simpson is attending Mer- LAMB PATTIES lb 39c )AY: 10:20 a.nr. Church illusion was attached to a wreath rimack College. - all classes meet in the of ivy and she carried a bouquet BIRDS EYE BROTHER, SISTER 3 and up will attend of stephanotis and ivy. Grade START SCHOOL LAMB RIBLETS lb 19c Suellen Adams of Da rien, Conn., t pa rt of the church service. Miss Brenda L. Landry, daugh- STRAWBERRIES sister of the bride, was the maid .m. Nursery and Kinder- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Christopher of honor. She wore a gown of coral n the Educational Buildine. I.. Landry, 10 Woodland rd., is I Peau de sole and carried a bouquet 79.0 ng children are provided enrolled as a freshman at Vassar LAMB COMBINATIONS lb 39c 2 Pkgs Of white and pink roses with ivy. . 'int./ the church service. College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. .m. Morning Service of The bridesmaids were Mary !ler brother, C. Kevin Landry, Johnson of Andover, cousin of the 11:30 a.m. Coffee hour has returned to his studies at LIPTON'S SOUPS bridegroom and Eleanor Adams of the church service. 4 Middlesex School, Concord. FISH STICKS tutor High Youth at the CHICKEN TOMATO 29c 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship VEGETABLE lurch. NOODLE 41c 3 f0, 89c 'AY: 8 p.m. Parish coni- CHICKEN 3 5c French or Krinkle Cut ESDAY; 10 a.m. Essex GREEN Ministers meet at Haver- PEA 31c RICE POTATOES ;DAY: The second of the training meetings will MUSHROOM - ONION or BEEF NOODLE 33c it the \‘' incliester Church. The Raw Maked. for South Church 6 1.00 ' It. LIPTON'S DRESSINGS Y; 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, Poini Ilan G. Chadwick, Scout- ITALIAN ... FRENCH .... 29 39t VICTOR 1 lb. tin 9c Y: 0:30 a.m. Confinua- The how leads in fashion RUSSIAN .... 33c FRENCH Deluxe 314 COFFEE 6 ;ses, gr. 9-12. Junior favored detailing this fall. . 10:30 a.m. Crib Room li's all the more impressiv, s up to 18 mos. Pre- N% hill you step out in it, 5 lbs — 69t ind Nursery and Kinder- PURINA SUNSHINE and it gets right to the iwer Junior dept.; Upper 25 lbs — 2.89 FIG BARS Pkg 35c it. will attend church with point of smartness tvith its DOG CHOW toe design ... a matching efore leaving for their OPEN trilled on Pli t:e I r Wit' for the black pump AMPLE with its null-hi heel. 1RT_ c_, D Hy Trim Tried FREE THURS & FRI NITES TIL 9 .„9, • PARKING through Saturday JOHNNY'S )VIE — WISE, "- ", been anything like REINHOLD'S "THE Shoes for the Entire Family IRTMENT" 13 MAIN ST. GR 5-0078 CUI•Am SUPER MARKET rK LEMMON 43 PARK STREET ANDOVER GR 5-2740 EY MacLAIME WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS folacMURRALJ

8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hinckley of Birch rd. recently returned from Free Church To a several days' visit at Falmouth. Vote On Merger The Rev. J. Allyn Bradford read MODERNIZE WITH a call for a meeting of the Free Church membership after Church Oct. 2, for the purpose of voting Mueller Trti7Climatrol on the constitution of the United Church of Christ. All Churches in the Congrega- HEATING - COOLING tional Denomination are being 4 OUR HEATERS KNOW asked to vote on this issue. The United Church of Christ is the TNEWRITAKIO name for the denomination which THEY MAKE THE joins together the Congregational COLD YELL Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed 17.47:.1 • ------., OUCH Churches. This union has been AND under consideration by both de- 0 -/ nominations for the past 18 years. •-.0 11 ,•. ‘1( ARE YOU DISSATISFIED

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MAMA AND LOUISA - That's all the Townsman knows about these two women, whose photo was taken by a young man whose unidentified photo appears on another page of this issue. The photo comes from the collection of Alfred Caliri, and apparently the women are members of an FALL GARDENING NEEDS Andover family. The legend on the old negative says "Mama and Louisa in carriage, Porter rd. SCOTTS Taken May 1, 1901 - Wednesday - 2:40 p.m. Bright, clear and mild. Exposure 5 sec." Anyone HOLLAND know who they are? (Print by Frank Leone Jr.) Superintendent. 5-8 p.m. The ciated. 3:30 p.m. Carol Choir, LAWN PRODUCTS members of the Junior High Pil- girls, gr. 4-8. TULIPS At The Churches grim Fellowship will meet at the Christian Science society IRISH PEAT home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. ( 6 Locks Street) Dodd, 43 Summer st., for an out- BUSHEL (Lontinued from Page Six) door supper and meeting. Bring SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. SundaySchool 10 for 99' 10:30 a.m. Family Morn- 2 2.25 classes. rolls, hot dogs, or hamburgers. 11 a.m. Church Service Subject of ing Worship and observance of Dessert and drink will be supplied. lesson sermon: "Unreality". World-wide Communion Sunday. Please note the change of time. 7 Reading room, 1 Main st. open The Rev. Frederick B. Noss will p.m. Senior High Pilgrim Fellow- 12:00 to 4 p.m., Monday through conduct the service and be assisted BRUCKMANN'S ship will attend the AndoverCoun- Friday, except holidays. by the Rev. M. Freeman Strick- ell Rally at the Free Christian WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- SERVING ANDOVER SINCE 1885 land. The communion meditation Church. ings 8 p.m DAILY 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. WEDS. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. topic is "Delight in the Will of God". Psalm 40:8. Keith II.Gould, MONDAY: 3:30 p.m. Chorister St. Augusttne's Church BETTS 158 SO. BROADWAY LAWRENCE - - MU 6-4105 Director of Music, will play the Choir, boys, gr. 4-8. 7:30 p.m. REV. HENRY B. SMITH, 1,...tor The FREE DELIVERY - FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE prelude, "When in the Hour of Sanctuary Choir rehearsal, addi- SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to of Whit Utmost Need", Chorale variations tional voices are needed in all 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. the ma J. M. Bach, and the postlude, "If parts. 7:45 p.m. Boa rd of Christian SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10, June Er Education, South Vestry. Thou but Suffer God to Guide 11 and 12. Mrs. I WILL YOUR YOUNGSTER REACH Thee", G. Newmark. The Sanc- TUESDAY: 1:30 p.ni. Trip to the St. Joseph's Church Goldthw tuary Choir anthem is "Bread of Walker Home, Auburndale. Cars became FOR A COLLEGE DIPLOMA SOMEDAY? ( BALL AR OVAL El the World" by William France. will leave from the church. If in- SUNDAY: Mass at 9 o'clock. John B Miss Ethel MacGregor, contralto, terested please call Mrs. liar- Confessions heard before Mass. Cincinn will sing the solo, "The Penitent'? shaw, GR5-0855. 8 p.m. Ping Pong Mrs. L by VandeWater. Mr. and Mrs. Club for the men of the parish field, b Robert B. Sawyer, Mrs. William interested in good fellowship and Returned To Studies a 2 o' H. Gibson, and Mrs. Ethel Robert- recreation. Refreshments are At Westbrook Willian son will be greeters. The ushers. served at the close. the ce /6 Two Andover girls have returned for October are Gordon B.Cannon, THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Friendly prettily to Westbrook Junior College for Howard C. Hamilton, Glenn W Service sewing for the hospitals. white r yrod.a. , .0•• their senior year according to Inman, Howard C. Tyrrell. Her- missions and the United Clothing themur Dean Richard F. Bond. e.d •uoal bert E.Olsen, Superintendent, Wil- Appeal. Coffee is served at noon. The chi /41ffrj. They are Priscilla A. Ball, liam M. Urquhart, Assistant All assistance is greatly appre- sang ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rod- Mrs. ‘' ney Ball Jr. of Lincoln cir., and the bri Sharon A. Riggin, daughter of Mr. and th PURITY CLEANSERS and Mrs. Horace A. Riggin Sr. of ONLY IF YOU PREPARE The Bellevue rd. her fat Both are Andover High grad- NOW WITH A ANNOUNCES A peau s uates. Priscilla is enrolled in the lace, f SAME-DAY retailing course and Sharon in with COLLEGE liberal arts. length Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN full sb ending NEW DRY CLEANING SERVICE silk i EDUCATION crown OUR FAMILY IS carrie "CLEAN ONLY" HEALTHY, HAPPY-SINCE ACCOUNT WE GET PRESCRIPTIONS • NO SPOTTING • NO PRESSING FILLED AT Check The Table Below And See How RETURNED NEATLY FOLDED READY FOR FINISHING Quickly Your Savings Add Up. SHAWSHEEN CLEAN ONLY PRICES Savings Per Trousers PHARMACY Skirts ....EXPERT, ACCURATE Month 3 Years 6 Years 9 Years 13 Years Sweaters SERVICE THERE! Slacks 25c $ 1.00 $ 38.00 $ 80.20 $127.03 $ 200.20 Sport Shirts 5.00 190.00 401.00 635.15 1001.00 Sport Jackets Dresses 10.00 380.00 802.00 1270.30 2002.00 Suits, 2 Pc. 20.00 760.00 1604.00 2540.60 4004.00 Snow Suits Bathrobes 50c 40.00 1520.00 3208.00 5081.20 8008.00 Car Coats yfr, Heavy Jackets INCLUDING 11 /..0/ COMPOUNDED Long Plain Coats INTEREST OF J / / 0 QUARTER Blankets 75' • SORRY Merrimack NO PICK-UP OR DELIVERY ON THIS SERVICE SHAWSHEEN COOPERATIVE BANK CLEANSERS, INC. PHARMACY PRESCRIPT/ON DELIVERY 264 ESSEX STREET. LAWRENCE 13 Essex St. Andover PURITY 94GR.5.2590 SHAWSHEEN TEL. MU 3-0830 - 3-1761 TELS. GR 5-1951 or MU 2-7461 L. PAUL UPSON, Rel. Pk • THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBE R 29, 1960 9

The bridesmaids wore dresses DeBruyn. Songs from "Brigadoon" Dr. Phyllis Grant, who is an of gold chiffon over taffeta, and songs of the Gay Nineties will interne at the Wesley Hospital in identical in styling to the matron be featured by Miss DeBruyn Wichita, Kansas, is enjoying her of honor's and all carried cascade during her musical program. vacation with her parents, Mr. bouquets of bronze chrysanthe- Hostess chairmen for the eve- and Mrs. Dwight Grant of Chandler mums. ning will be Mrs. WilliamSchmid- rd. The Rev. Burton Smith served lin and Mrs. Joseph Tassinari. as best man. LOCAL_-GIRLS The ushers were Howard A. AT NORTIIFIELD Emsley Jr., brother of the bride, Among the students enrolled at How Spaulding Aldrich, William Powell, Northfield School for Girls for the Christian Science Walter B. Brown, John Webster and new school year which began this Robert Keeler, all of Whitinsville. week are Jane E. Calnan, daughter Heals A wedding reception was held in of Mrs. Margaret W. Calnan, 131 the church vestry and the couple North Main st.; Carol A. Jones, went on a wedding trip to the White daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Mountains, N. II. E. Hammond Jr. of Adams Hall; TV SUMS for Everyone The bride is a graduate of Abbot Judith P. Leavitt, daughter of Mr. Channel 5 - Sun. 10 a.m. Academy and received a B. A. and Mrs. Hart D. Leavitt, 195 Main Channel 9 - Sun. 6:45 degree in Biblical History from st.; and Janet Wilson, daughter of Channel 7 Wellesley College. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Wilson, Alternate Sun. 8:30 a. m. The Rev. Mr. Betts received 26 Cheever cir. his B. A. degree from llonghton College, Houghton, N. Y. and his B. D. degree from Gordon Divinity IMPORTED ITALIAN MOHAIR School in Wenham. lie was ordained 25 GORGEOUS COLORS in March in the United Presby- The Most Fashionable Yarn Of terian Church in Whitinsville and is now assistant minister of the HEADQUARTERS Covenant First Presbyterian FOR ALL YOUR KNITTING NEEDS Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. Bernat — Spinnerin — Melrose and Mrs. Betts formerly lived on Yarns Of Every Description Cheever cir. • KNITTING NEEDLES - KNI1 TING BOOKS. ETC. Woman's Club wo women, whose photo LOW, LOW PRICES page of this issue. The Meets Oct. 3 men are members of an The opening meeting of the 1960- in carriage, Porter rd. 1961 season of the Shawsheen Vil- (posure 5 sec." Anyone lage Woman's Club will be held THE YARN BAR It by Frank Leone Jr.) Oct. 3 at 8 p.m. in the Andover LAWRENCE Country Club. Mrs. George W. 3:30 p.m. Carol Choir, Ainscow will preside during the r. 4-8. FLOOR COVERING MART business meeting. 239 BROADWAY Near Haverhill Street atlas Science SOelety "Musical Monologues" will be LAWRENCE MU 3-3791 ( 6 Locke Street) presented by Miss Nancy Howard Y: 9:30 a.m. SundaySchool Church Service. Subject of ernion: "Unreality". room, 1 Main st. open 4 p.m., Monday through MRS. LEE J. BETTS except holidays. ESDA Y; Testimony meet- orchids and Stephanotis. enjoy e • The matron of honor was Mrs. FLAMELESS m Lester liopton of Cambridge. She Augustine's Church BETTS - EMSLEY wore a dress of apple-green chif- I [2,111Y H. SMITH, Pastor The United Presbyterian Church fon over taffeta, styled with a scoop WAY: Confessions 4 to of Whitinsville was the setting for neckline, three-quarter length ELECTRIC COOKING 7:30 to 9 p.m. the marriage of Miss Marilyn sleeves and cummerbund of match- iY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10, June Emsley, daughter of Mr. and ing satin and wore a flower crown !, Mrs. Howard A. Emsley, 183 to match her dress. Joseph's Church Goldthwaite rd., Whitinsville, who The bridesmaids were Miss about &it a day 3ALLAHDVALE) became the bride of the Rev. Lee Elaine Loader of Whitinsville, cou- Y; Mass at 9 o'clock. John Betts, 3233 Whitfield ave., sin of the bride; Miss Sheila Oby, Miss Elizabeth Aldrich of Whitins- ns heard before Mass. Cincinnati, Ohio, son of Mr. and Eiaggina, Mrs. Leamon J. Betts of West- ville and Miss Beverly Keeler of and it's AUTOMATIC ! Upper Darby, Pa. The junior td To Studies field, N. J., Saturday, Sept. 17, at a 2 o'clock service. The Rev. bridesmaid was Miss Janet Hartley brook William P. Showalter performed of Whitinsville. Miss Linda Joy Brown of Whitins- of! lover girls have returned the ceremony. The Church was ville, as flower girl and Steven aok Junior College for prettily decorated with baskets of Monast of New Bedford, as ring or year according to white mums and bronze chrysan- bearer, both cousins of the bride, rd F. Bond. themums, palms and candelabra. The church organist, Richard Reed, assisted in the wedding ceremony. .e Priscilla A. Ball, The junior bridesmaid and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rod- sang "The Lord's Prayer" and Mrs. Walter B. Brown, cousin of flower girl wore identical dresses -. of Lincoln cir., and to match the matron of honor. WHY WAIT... Riggin, daughter of Mr. the bride, sang the "Wedding Song" orace A. Riggin Sr. of and the "Wedding Benediction". Hollywood Home-Pack buy this The bride, given in marriage by Assortment Andover High grad- her father, wore a gown of white 6 bars for 25d GENERAL 16.,) ELECTRIC :illa is enrolled in the peau satin and imported Chantilly curse and Sharon in lace, fashioned on princess lines AMERICAN FOOD PRODUCTS with circlet neckline, bracelet 495 Common St. Tel. MU 2-1855 LAWRENCE, MASS. AP% fors 9 5 length sleeves of lace, lace bodice, Suoe,Markets with Candy tt \ to the TOWNSMAN full skirt with wide border of lace Services only 1 u a • ending in a court train. Her veil of dinn 11111IP silk illusion was attached to a $5.95 DOWN ON TERMS k,4 V,1, 0NORTH READIN eft \.%* FAMILY 15 crown of orange blossoms and she DRIVESIN Tfipiret - CTRIC14 HY, HAPPY-SINCE carried a Bible with cymbidium ROUTES 28 62 4 on PUSHBUTTON ENCLOSED r PRESCRIPTIONS OVEN UNITS .LED AT NOW — ENDS SATURDAY CONTROLS ,e'r- CALL Durable Calrod Judy Holiday Just touch a but- ,ake and broil ton to turn units on ,snits are easy to WSHEEN ( GR 5-012 8 Dean Martin clean — provide and all. You get even controlled the exact heat you heat for perfect want every time roasting and bak- IR MACY BELLS ARE No guesswork. ing. ERT,ACCURATE /ICE THERE! RINGING FOR FOCUSED-Hr./a HI-SPEEU vyggi_arFsivem CALROD UNIT - PLUS - V - V BROILER Fast! Units respond PLUMBING intense radiant GIRLS' TOWN heat is focused instantly — heat up right on the meat and cool off with — not diffused in amazing speed. REPAIRS the oven. 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United Church Guild Held Meeting The Ballard Vale United Church Guild held its first fall meeting ANNO ING last Thursday night, with a covered dish supper. Following the supper, slides, movies and photos of sum- mer trips, all taken by the mem- bers, were shown. Mrs. Richard Sherry presided at the business meeting, when different committee reports were given. THE OP ING The program and social com- mittees were in charge of the suppe , and included: Mrs. J. Elwyn Russell, Mrs. James Letters, Mrs. Randolph Perry, Mrs. Ruth Per- kins, Mrs. Ralph Sharpe, Mrs. Curtis Scholtz and Mrs. Harry Batchelder. The next meeting will be a Halloween party and will be held Thursday, Oct. 20. Members are asked to come in costumes. Hos- tesses will be Mrs. William Mac- Causland, Mrs. Neal Mitton, Mrs. William Srneltzer and Mrs. James (Formerly the Lift! Schoolhous Butler. League Heard About Community Colleges Rte. 125 No. Andover, Mass. Walter M. Taylor, executive airector of the Board of Regional Community Colleges, spoke at the Fall Luncheon of the League of Women Voters Sept. 20. Part of the League's program SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 this year is to study Public Higher Education in Massachusetts. Mr. Taylor's particular field, Regional Under the supervision of Mr. L. Lewis formerly of the Ritz - Carlton and Parker House, Boston, Community Colleges, is the most important new facet of this Music provided Friday and Saturday Nights, 5:30 to 10:30 by problem. l le gave some background Hans Thompke, famous pianist and creator of Crazy Rhythms. of the enabling legislation which gives authority to the state and his board to set up Community Colleges throughout the state. Mr. Taylor defined Community Colleges as institutions different Left: Beautiful, Newly Remodeled from Junior Colleges, even though they offer only two years courses. STIRRUP CUP ROOM He made the following distinctions: A Community College is geared to the needs of its community; it makes use of community re- sources; it offers both the first two years of a liberal arts or en- gineering course for those who Below: COZY COCKTAIL LOUNGE wish to transfer to other colleges Hors D'oeuvres Served from 3 to 6 p.m. plus technical terminal courses such as Business Administration, electronics technician, nursing, etc. League members questioned Mr. Taylor about the cost of these institutions and he answered that they are one third supported by the tuition and two thirds by the state. The local community only furnishes existing buildings. Cost per pupil of a community college is much less than either regular state uni- versities or private ones for many reasons. Elaborate buildings, campuses and stadiums are not apart of the program. Part-time teachers can be used. Neither dormatories nor cafeterias are included in the plans. Mr. Taylor is working at this time on plans for community col- leges opening in I laverhill, Hyannis and Boston in the fall of 1961. BELOW: The meeting was opened by Mrs. Exterior View Showing Jerome Andrews Jr., president of the League, who introduced several Spacious Parking Area League chairmen who spoke briefly For Your Convenience on committee work for the coming year. Mrs. Charles Leigh re- minded members of the TownSur- vey to take place in April. Mrs. Paul Crane spoke of the study group on foreign economic policy and Mrs. William Washburn an- nounced the coming discussion groups on state politics. OUI EDMONDS AT CARLETON COLLEGE John Edmonds, son of Mr. and Int ND SO00xot4 Mrs. John B. Edmonds III of Re- UEL M. GERTMAN C servation rd., has enrolled at Carleton College in the 1960 fresh- HEEN BROS., Inc. man class totaling 370 students. Mr. Edmonds is a graduate of RRISH, PETERS & Cr. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H., where he participated in music. MPLIMENTS OF A FF TEST FOODS

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Imported Fashions NNO ING Shown Oct. 5 Plans for the imported fashion show to be held Oct. 5 at 8:15 p.m. in the I Ugh School Auditorium, under the sponsorship of theShaw- sheen Village Woman's Club, are progressing satisfactorily and the ha rd-working members of the ways and means committee of theShaw- DP sheen Club are eagerly anticipating ING OF this "different" fashion show. Through the cooperation of a leading Lawrence women's spec- ialty store, clothing from many of the internationally famous fashion salons of France and Italy have been flown to this country and will be displayed for local viewing. In effect, this provides the excite- ment and thrill of a Parisian showing without the expense. Mrs. Phillip Winters, in charge of the usherettes, has announced that the following daughters of Club members will serve as usherettes: rly the Littl I Schoolhouse) Sharon Brown, Nancy Campbell, Karen Fiedler, Jo-Anwyl Foster, Sally Guild, Carole Locke, Linda Neil and Susan Stevenson. Tickets are still available and may be purchased from any of the following members of the Ways and Means Committee: Mrs. Alan Chadwick, chairman, Mrs. Donald Anderson, Mrs. James Baxter, Special Opening Mrs. U. Sylvester Berger, Mrs. R1 W. Clare Brooks, Mrs. Joseph W. Night Dinner Byrnes, Mrs. A .Morris Campbell, Mrs. James Carmichael, Mrs. louse, Boston, life Walter Caswell, Mrs. Charles Cottrell, Mrs. Helen Dooley, Mrs. II a Wallace Fiedler, Mrs. Robert Fos- ter, Mrs. John Guild, Mrs. George Harper, Mrs. Douglas Howe, Mrs. HeartsAssorted Hors D'oeuvres Andrew Innes, Mrs. John K.Jones, of Mrs. Arthur Kerwin, Mrs. Allan Cele Kryzynski, Mrs. Gordon Lauder, Fresh Fruit Cup ry--GreenWith Olives Mrs. Jack Ledbetter, Mrs. Rich- modeled Cre ard Locke, Mrs. John C. Lowe, 1 am of Mushroom Cognac Mrs. Charles McCullom, Mrs. Nicholas Mulick, Mrs. Thomas Profitero le Neil, Mrs. Allyn Sears, Mrs.Cor- EXTRA nelius Shea, Mrs. Roger Whit- comb, Mrs. Phillip Winters and THICK Mrs. John Word. SIRLOIN 3 Local Girls 6 p.m. Bake STEAK At Hood College Mushroom Three Andover girls attended Caps their first classes Sept. 22 at d Stuffed Potatoe-,Broccoli flood College in Frederick, Md. Jane Alice Gilman, daughter of School House Salad, Chef DreHollandaise Mr. and Mrs. Seymour T. Gil- man, 6 Oriole dr.; Karen Ilutchin- Fresh Strawberries Romanoffssin g son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie N. Hutchinson, 72 Salem st.; and Linda A. Johanson, daugh- Petit Fours ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. II. Johanson, 28 Lincoln st., entered Coffee this liberal arts college for women as freshmen. They are all 4; 5 graduates of Andover High School. For Re 00 They were a part of the official opening of Hood's 68th academic servations Call Edn Plus year, when they heard Dr. Mary 5% Mass. Old MURDOCK a at F rear Keeler, Dean of the Faculty, 6-6083 Age Tax address the student body at the annual convocation. OPEN DAILY FROM They are among the 238 new 12 NO students who have swelled the ON TO college's enrollment to more than MIDNIGHT 650 for a record high this year. The new students represent 17 Arrangements states and six foreign countries. or Parties Of Private BACK TO SCHOOL From 10 Returning to school this week To are Lawrence Mitchell, Bruce 150 Persons Meyers and Leigh Henderson all going to the University of Mas- FULLY AIR CONDITIONED sachusetts; Lorna Ma r r uz z I, Salem Hospital School of Nursing; Ruth Perry, Chandler School, Bos- ton; Daniel McIntyre, returning to Gordon College; Richard Meyers and David Burbine to Wentworth OUR SUPPLIERS Institute; Ralph Sharpe, enters his senior year at the University of Maine; Mary Taylor will enter her UEL M. GERTMAN CO., Inc. CONLON BROS. third year at Lesley College; Mar- garet Bouleau her senior year at AHEEN BROS., Inc. ELLIOTT'S Lowell Teacher's College; John McIntyre to Babson Institute; Gail :RRISH, PETERS & CO., Inc. HOWLEY'S ELECTRICAL Marruzzi, second year at Pierce Secretarial School. IMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ANDOVER PLUMBING & HEATING • ALUMINUM CLAPBOARDS LTEST FOODS ANDOVER STATIONERS MADE BY ALCOA WRENCE FISH MARKET LAMPROS BROS., Inc. ' PLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RO NEON SIGNS LINCOLN GILES, CONTRACTOR PLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HOLIHAN BROS., BREWERY ALSO: SIDING OF ALL TYPES (H.L.) Estimates Without Obligation EL LAVALLEE CO Inc. ARABAN COFFEE Wm. P. DOYLE & SON .SINCE 1930 ARTHUR J. ROBERTS, PAINTER ANDOVER - GR 5-1483 _ _ _ 1 12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

Sorority Held EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Fashion Show A Parade of Fall Fashions was SUSIE'S held Wednesday night at the An- One Plan - One Agency dover Country Club. Amidst the SONNETS setting of fall flowers, members Recreation, for both youngsters and adults, is a topic of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority that has excited considerable interest in Andover — so modelled many lovely outfits to be much interest, , in fact, that we wonder just who is res- by Sylvia Neilson worn from dawn 'till after dark, Mrs. Leonard Chase was the ponsible for planning this part of the community program. commentator and very ably des- The Recreation Committee logically should be the res- cribed the beautiful fashions worn by Mrs. George Ainscow, Mrs. ponsible agency — but we also have a town-wide Recrea- henry Becker, Mrs. Richard tion Council which is attempting to ascertain the desires Homewood, Mrs. David Roberts, of the townspeople and do something about them; and we WHO CARES? Mrs. Ian Sanderson, Mrs. John McCarthy, Mrs. Sebastian Nic- have the School Committee, which also is considering olosi, Mrs. Frederick Anderson, recreational matters. So-there's prattlin' Mrs. Weston E a s tma n, Mrs.. In Manhattan Arthur Seikunas and Miss Arleen It's entirely possible that there will be too much over- King. lapping among these three groups, and that one plan should By the gremlin Mrs. Maurice Phillips was the be prepared instead of three. From the Kremlin. pianist. Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Thomas Marjerison and Mrs. John The School Committee, in its consideration of the pro- Gillies assisted the models back posed school in West Andover, is thinking about the stage. Mrs. Ralph Wirtz was in Mr. and Mrs. Granville K. Cutler. charge of decorations and Mrs. possible use of the extra acres for recreation — not just 23 Years Ago —September. 1935 Lester Newill and Mrs. Richard for children at the school but for town use as well. There An Andover nurse was fatally At The Library Clukey were at the door. Mrs. has been a continuing effort by members of this elected injured Sunday morning when her Howard Bond, chairman of the car turned over on the Dover- affair, was in charge of the tickets. group, and school officials, to move forward in planning Natick road. She is the sixth An- Coming Events Many door prizes were awarded, recreational areas. dover resident to be killed in auto- OCTOBER and individual bouquets on the mobile accidents this year, with 4 7:45 p.m. Opening meeting of tables were distributed to the lucky The Council sent home questionnaires via school four of these occurring in this town. the Great Books Discussion person sitting in the chairs that NEWCOMERS children for all parents to answer, which should offer a Punchard High gave a woeful Group for the season. had been previously marked. Re- tie town attende 13 10 a.m. First meeting of the exhibition last Monday, when an freshments were served following Vonday afternoon look at the recreational desires of the adult population. Ballardvale group of pre- underrated Storey High of Man- the show. lathered behind Presumably this group will come up with suggested areas chester administered a 6-0 defeat. school children in the branch of action. Not once was the local team in library. The Andover groups Banquet Planned will form a little later. Dates sight of the opponent's goal line. By Wheaton Club ,Garden CI The Recreation Committee, however, is the only official Over 100 boys can be accom- will be announced. agency now charged with this specific task. We think it modated at Isham Infirmary, Phil- 17 7:45 p.m. Next meeting of the Dr. A. Howard Meneely, presi- Meet Oct. should come up with the plans for recreation, after care- lips Academy, following re- Andover Civil W a r Roundtable. dent of Wheaton College, will be -.11e first meetin novations accomplished before Library Hours the principal speaker at an anni- ..461 season of the / fully considering the facts that any other groups have in school opened. The main reading room is open versa ry d inner, observing the 125th :lub will be held T their possession. Ruth Abbott has been elected daily, Monday through Friday, year of the college. it Peabody I louse, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on It seems far more logical to have this official agency president of the Lafalot Club for The dinner, planned by theNler- amy, at 2:30p.m., the new year. Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. rimack Valley Wheaton Club, to outstanding proi fulfill its responsibilities in this fashion, than it does to Dr. Thomas C. Poulter, second The Children's Room is open Mon- be held at Fieldstones Wednesday, and Treasure have three plans, all of which may at some points overlap in command to Admiral Richard day through Friday from 11:45 to Oct. 5, at 7 p.m., is just one of wer Arranger," Byrd on his antarctic expedition, 12:30, and again from 2-6 p.m. If many celebrations by the alumnae Cooke, winner or contradict the others in point of emphasis. will speak here next Friday at there is no school on one of these throughout the United States during al Gold Medal it George Washington Hall. days, the room is open from 10 this anniversary year. now in this cou Too Little Time 10 Years Ago —September. 195U a.m. to 12 noon, and again from Mrs. Joseph J. Tavern, presi- :tire tour. Three members of the Fire 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. On Saturday the dent, invites alumnae in Merri- rs. Cooke has b Along with millions of other Americans, we watched the Department have been called to room is open from 10 a.m. to 12 mack Valley to attend. President Se she left cones "Great Debate" between presidential candidates Monday active service in the Armed noon. Meneely will discuss the place of dated with tl The Ballardvale branch is open evening. Forces. They are Deputy Chief Wheaton College in the field of ,event in the Henry L. Hilton, Marine Corps; Mondays and Thursday from 2-5 liberal education and the planned se its inception. An d it seemed to us that the effectiveness of the debate John T. Cole, Navy; and Joseph p.m. and again from 6-8 p.m. If developmental program of the col- :7S she has was lessened considerably by the necessity of discussing F. Gaudette, Navy. Several other closed for the holiday on either of lege. Glimpses of early days at Istrated, taught these days, it will open the next so many important topics in such a short time. members of the Department are the college will be presented by ry sort and siz in the Reserves. day. Mrs. Francis E. Blaney, president gives a 13riti5 Anyone with an actual interest in the candidates' ideas Residents of West Andover, who All departments are closed on of the Alumnae Association, and a 'rite subject and on one of these major topics would have been disappointed had hoped to have their mail de- Sundays and holidays. member of the club. flowers. livered via the Andover Post Office Great Books Foothills Province" is set in the lrs. Henry C. Va to have such a short time spent on it. instead of Lowell, are disappointed Once again the library will be t Rocky Mountains foothills of Al- of the Andove This was not, of course, the candidates' fault — it was in a notice from the Post Office the meeting place of Andover's 1,es to announce Department. The Selectmen have Great Books Discussion Group, berta; "Up In The Border Country" a limitation automatically imposed when the time limit on is about a family who explore and an open meeting been notified that the mail will and readers of Andover and near- •-, may invite gue cruise in Canada with tent, boat the debate was set at one hour, and other restrictions were continue being delivered from by communities are cordially in- This is an ex and car; "Ottawa, Canada's placed on the time available for discussion of any one Lowell, despite the petition signed vited to join. An interesting point .ry to hear one o by about 100 residents. The notice in the development of this program Capital" is a filming of Ottawa, .ationa 1 arrange the capital of Canada, photographed point. alleges that most residents of the is that a newcomer may enter at dt states that al; No one ran quarrel with the program, nor with the worth- section are satisfied. any time and be just as effective in tulip time. For those who have anging will be in his participation as any of the no projector, the library offers its while purpose of bringing the two candidates together. But J. Everett Collins, Republican, thus enablii and Joseph 'loran, Democrat, were charter members, of whom there equipment, but asks the borrower ::ence to see. to make use of the trained pro- wouldn't it have been even better to spend additional time nominated for Representative in are a few. Since each reading and ea will be ser on vital questions, so that voters with real interest in the state Legislature. This is the its discussion is an independent jectionist. talon of Mrs. I first time in recent years that unit, new members often find them- New Books son, chairman them could be satisfied that the topics had been fully selves talking freely and express- Here are a few of the new books, Andover has had the chance to committee, ass vote for two Andover men in the ing their own interpretations of the ready at the library: (Fiction:) explored? The Yankee F rom Tennessee, Ger- klyn J. Emmet election. assignment. ,e Jr., Mrs. ( Deputy Fire Chief Albert Cole The reading for the opening son; The Man From Colorado, Vories; Dear Miranda, Wilson; zie, Mrs. Edwa Register, If You Want To Vote Jr. has been appointed full-time meeting is from the Bible: chapters : !Ars. John S.Sul Civil Defense director by the Exodus and Deuteronomy. Anyone Anna Teller, Sinclair; Bodyguard Registrations are now open, for those residents of the And Four Other Short Novels F rom be Mrs. Ernest Selectmen, and will have an office interested should do the reading president of the town who have not been placed on the rolls of eligible in the town hall. and plan to attend, at 7:45 o'clock, Galaxy, Gold; The Dinner Party, Mauriac; The Best Wedding Dress, !lip Clements, c voters. Punchard poured it on in the Tuesday evening, October 4. :-den Club Hospi fourth period Saturday, whipping For those who have wondered Colman. (Non-fiction:) Daughter ford. And there probably are many who have not yet registered. Chelmsford 14-6 before a crowd of how this program is conducted, the Of The Sky, Briand - a fascinating biography which may explain the 'embers of the 1,500. The local team was trailing following may clarify the proce- e time and place c We urge you to register — the dates are set forth in a disappearance of Amelia Earhart; until the final period. dure: members talk about the book, der the program news story in this week's issue. Yankee From Sweden, White - life have some questions ready and rden club year b One of the most important decisions of your life will be come prepared to ask them of the of John Ericsson, who designed Blue-ettes Met, and built the U. S. Ironclad, ll be held the fir group. Here is the unique part of ch month unle made Nov. 8, when the country elects a president and Elected Officers the Great Books idea: there are two "Monitor", a ship which influenced ified. the course of the Civil War; Massachusetts elects its constitutional officers. The first meeting of the Blue- leaders for each meeting, whose --- ettes , a Can ip Fi re Bluebi rd group, Thomas Wolfe, Nowell - a new It is your obligation to take part in this decision by sole duty is to keep the group close ubscribe to the was held in the South Elementary to the theme of the discussion. life of the famous writer, the work voting in the election. And this you can not do unless you School last Thursday afternoon. Leaders do not answer questions, of Elizabeth Nowell, his literary have registered. The following officers were but see to it that someone else agent and close friend; here is elected: president, Mary Harris; does. Wolfe as lie really was, carefully Jl vice president, Karen Torres; se- Members should speak their and affectionately portrayed in a cretary, Mary Sweeney; treasurer, minds freely, but briefly, be ready beautifully written work which Down the Years with The Townsman Roxanne Poland; Chart chairman, to agree or disagree, stick to the reads as easily as any novel; Social Susan Rolli; clean-up chairman, point, let the group move along to Class and Mental Illness, I lollings- Nancy Rolli; and flag bearer, Jane another point, accept as fact any- head - a community study to deter- 50 Years Ago —September. 1910 Wednesday. Fairburn. These officers will thing contributed as a fact, and mine the relationship of social Thomas Kyle has left town for Frederick S. Boutwell was serve for three months. speak their own thoughts, not those position to mental illness, and the Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend the named president of the Andover Mrs. Frank Orlando is leader they have collected from outside reaction of various classes tole PRE University of Michigan. Home for Aged People last Tues- and her assistants are Mrs. John authorities. Hats In The Ring, Moos - American Daniel McCormick, clerk at day. Fairburn and Mrs. Frank Poland. There's inspiration, challenge, political conventions on stage and Morse's Hardware Store, has just Work commenced in the brush Mrs. George Torres is sponsor. good talk and plenty of fun in the backstage, from 1832 to 1960; You S returned from a visit to Ireland. factory on Haverhill st. Monday. Plans were made to make stock- Great Books Discussion meetings. Can Draw Cartoons, Darvas - a Frank L. Smith of Chestnut st. Andover defeated BostonCollege ing puppets this week and a Blue- Free Film Service step by course for home study. has entered the employ of the 11-0 Wednesday. bird song was learned. You , The Canadian films which are is iN AT United Shoe Machinery Corp. of Among Andover people present Members of the group are Kathe- made available to the library for Beverly. at the formal opening of the Ayer TILTON SCHOOL leen Bradley, Jane Fairburn, community use are on hand and Walter Bleszinski, 27 Pine St„ The new legislation against the Mill Monday were President and Donna and Mary Harris, Candy may be reserved for those wishing the 200 students who public drinking cup went into effect Mrs. William M. Wood and family, is among Maher, Julianne McGovern, Rox- to show them to their groups. F ron en rolled at the Tilton School for last Saturday. George Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. B. ann Poland, Nancy andSusanRolli, now until Nov. 30, there are three, Frank Smith, Walter M. Lamont, its 116th academic year last week. Charles B. Jenkins picked a ripe Mary Sweeney, Patricia and Brenda all in color, each running for about Walter is a member of the Senior strawberry in his garden last Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Jealous and Townsend and Karen Torres. fifteen minutes. "F fi s 11 i n g The class.

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 13 ------— ity Held 111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111: on Show ide of Fall Fashions was Inesday night at the An- )untry Club. Amidst the f fall flowers, members eta Sigma Phi Sorority many lovely outfits to be m dawn 'till after dark, '-eonard Chase was the tor and very ably des- :: beautiful fashions worn George Ainscow, Mrs. ecke r, Mrs. Richard ALSO ROOM-SIZE J, Mrs. David Roberts, AND AREA RUGS Sanderson, Mrs. John , Mrs. Sebastian Mc- by .s. Frederick Anderson, :ston Eastman, Mrs., Ikunas and Miss Arleen f:. aurice Phillips was the irs. John Lyons, Mrs. larjerison and Mrs. John Magee ;sisted the models back 's. Ralph Wirtz was in Gulistan decorations and Mrs. :will and Mrs. Richard Ks ere at the door. Mrs. Firth 3ond, chairman of the ; in charge of the tickets. Cabin Crafts or prizes were awarded, = All Wools, Acrilans, Nylons [dual bouquets on the ▪ or Blends in a complete e distributed to the lucky = range of prices to fit every sing in the chairs that 1NEWCOMERS GET ACQUAINTED - Many new residents of K. D. Palmer, Mrs. Joseph Paladino, Mrs. Robert Rabenius, Mrs. = budget. previously marked. Re- rile town attended the Newcomers' Club Get Acquainted tea Paul P. Gyr sting, president; Mrs. H. Allison Morse, Mrs. • FREE 10 YEAR ; were served following Vonday afternoon at the Andover Inn. Some of the Club officers, ▪ Joseph F. Adams, Mrs. George Gliss, Mrs. John E. Mulligan, ▪ SERVICE GUARANTEE lathered behind the tea table, are Mrs. James Hedrick, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Driscoll. Seated is Mrs. Allyn Sears. (Staff Photo) = • ALSO EXCLUSIVE It Planned Discussion Meetings CUSTOM DRAPERIES . Garden Club To Oct. 4 at 9:45, will be at Miss AT liATES:COCL EGE by "Schumacher" Caton Club Are Next Week Helen Yeaw's, 58 Abbot st., Tues- William Workman, son of Mr. - and "Rodin" Meet Oct. 4 The first of this year's discus- day evening, 7:45, at Mrs. Jerald and Mrs. William Workman of E BUDGET TERMS Howard Meneely, presi- Cormwell's, 31 Ballardvale rd. Beech cir., has enrolled at Bates heaton College, will be 't first meeting of the 1960- sion meetings sponsored by the F- AVAILABLE League of Women Voters begin Thursday meetings will be: 9:45 College, Lewiston, Me. lie is a - • DIAL MU 6-3957 FOR pal speaker at an anni- : season of the Andover Garden a.m. at Cooley house, Phillips graduate of Andover High School, Tner, observing the 125th .:ab will be held Tuesday, Oct. 4, Tuesday, Oct. 4 and Thursday, FREE SHOP-AT-HOME Oct. 6. As in past years they will Academy, and 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. class of 1960. DECORATOR SERVICE college. it Peabody House, Phillips Aca- Sherman Drake's, 157 Main st. ter, planned by the Mer- :, at 2:30 p.m., and will feature be held both morning and evening COMPLETE so that all may find a convenient All members and those interested orrici PLANNERS alley Wheaton Club, to urstanding program, "Pleas- in the work of the League of (See Our Showrooms) Fieldstones Wednesday, and Treasures of an English time to attend. DESKS—CHAIRS—TILES Women Voters are urged to attend. MOSLER sArts 7 p.m., is just one of ,er Arranger," by Mrs. Doro- "Behind the scenes in party Transportation and further in- Est. 1900 brations by the alumnae :ooke, winner of the Interim- politics" will be the subject of A. K. Thomas Co. discussion, with particular em- formation may be obtained from 374- 378 ESSEX ST. the United States during :1 Gold Medal in Paris in 1959 Mrs. Raymond Durham, Member- Tree Parking On Premises ▪ phasis on the Massachusetts sys- 347 common St. • LAWRENCE .rsary year. row in this country on a brief ship chairman. Tel. MU 3.5337 — MU 3-13511 seph J. Tavern, presi- re tour. tem of pre-primary conventions, Mrs. William McKeown, Voters es alumnae in Nierri- '-s. Cooke has been a gardener ey to attend. President Service chairman, has announced. she left college and has been Members of the Democratic and ill discuss the place of ,•fated with the Floral Art :ollege in the field of Republican Town Committees, in- ,:rient in the British Isles cluding Samuel Rogers, Atty. 'cation and the planned its inception. For nearly 20 Ttal program of the col- Robert Zollner, Mrs. Dudley Fitts, she has lectured, de- Miss Rebekah Taft, Mrs. Bernice SHE'S DANCING ON AIR! tpses of early days at t rated, taught and exhibited to e will be presented by Haggerty and Mrs. Rita Webb will sort and size of audience. he present to speak and answer cis E. Blaney, president aives a British flavor to a nnae Association, and a questions on the basis of the two ire subject and writes a poem party system and how it works In the club. !lowers. Massachusetts. 'rovince" is set in the Henry C. Van Zandt, presi- The meeting Tuesday morning, attains foothills of Al- oi the Andover Garden Club, In The Border Country" es to announce that this will family who explore and tan open meeting to which mem- under the orange roof Canada with tent, boat trs may invite guests at the usual le. "Ottawa, Canada's This is an excellent oppor- s a filming of Ottawa, taity to hear one of the fittest in- of Canada, photographed rnational arrangers. Mrs. Van :•:;17 .10.114. le. For those who have :andt states that all Mrs. Cooke's eranging will r, the library offers its be done on a plat- PLANNING A - arm, thus enabling all in the but asks the borrower PARTY - BANQUET se of the trained pro- xlience to see. Tea will be served under the MEETING Erection, of Mrs. Leslie N. Hut- WEDDING PARTY? a few of the new books, tinson, chairman of the hospita- the library: (Fiction:) ,, conimittee, assisted by Mrs. !arililyn 3. PRIVATE ROOM :From Tennessee, Ger- Emmett, Mrs. Guy B. Man From Colorado, 'we Jr., Mrs. Charles Mac- AVAILABLE tar Miranda, Wilson; enzie, Mrs. Edward C. Nichols Coll GR 5-1965 for Arrangements r, Sinclair; Bodyguard Id Mrs. John S. Sullivan. Pourers titer Short Novels From 41 be Mrs. Ernest L. Wilkinson, COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1d; The Dinner Party, 1St president of the club, and Mrs. Phillip Clements, chairman of the he Best Wedding Dress, 110WARD NOTHING LIU HAVING a brand new kitchen all paid Jon-fiction:) Daughter arden Club Hospital Service at Briand - a fascinating dford. for - says this housewife and she's right! And, you fan which may explain the Members of the club will find nsodg have yours through regular savings. Come in and start a ice of Amelia Earhart; e time and place of each meeting savings account today. Save on a regular basis for tile m Sweden, White - life der the program section of their icsson, who designed rden club year book. Meetings things you need and want. the U. S. Ironclad, 11 be held the first Tuesday of — Landmark a ship which influenced h month unless otherwise for Hungry Americans — YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT BELONGS IN A SAVINGS BANK of the Civil War; flied. alfe, Nowell - a new - - - AT THE BY-PASS - ANDOVER Subscribe to tmous writer, the work the TOWNSMAN • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • h Nowell, his literary Your Savings GROW ... Are Always close friend; here is • really was, carefully JUST what your • SAFE . Readily Available at Your • mately portrayed in a • MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK • written work which • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • sily as any novel; Social Doctor ordered... ental Illness, liollings- s•• Us About Our Many Other Banking Services nmunity -study to deter- elationship of social Prompt nental illness, and the various classes tolt; Ring, Moos - American PRESCRIPTION wentions on stage and ANDOVER rom 1832 to 1960; You 7.artoons, Darvas - a SERVICE course for home study. SAVINGS BANK 41 AT You May Pay Your Telephone Bill Here `DOVER - NORTH ANDOVER - METHUX ;1100L eszinski, 27 Pine sc., he 200 students who the Tilton School for demic year last week. member of the Senior

1 14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

Mr. and Mrs. Gong Jeong of 2 GIRLS ARE Staten Island, N. Y. and Mrs. NEWTON FESIIMEN James Wu and son of Forest Hills, Two hundred and twenty-eight N. Y. are visiting at the home of freshmen registered at Newton the former's daughter and her College of the Sacred Heart family, Mr. and Mrs. 13. H. Chin Wednesday Sept. 14. of McKenney cir. i ne cias includes two students from Andover: Sheila Ann Lawlor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lawlor, 10 Pasho st.; and Alice Till NI. O'Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. O'Connor, 110 Chestnut st. Both girls prepared for Newton at Andover High School. Miss O'Connor's sister, Mary T. O'Connor, is a junior at Newton. PROTECT SER ICE BABY'S CALL HEALTH - GIVE THE NEW 4-2201 MOTHER A Gift Certificate NO. READING TELEVISION from Sales - Service 216 MAIN STREET BONDED RADIO-TV REPAIR .000' -. -utut,81.- TOP BEAUTY SII.OP ca WHO ARE THEY? This photo, taken from the Alfred Caliri collection, has puzzled everyone who looks at it. Who is the lad at right, who is identified merely as "myself" on the legend Fall is such a busy season . .. things to do underneath the old glass negative. At left is a chap identified as Allan Pettee. The legend . . . places to go. Do things and go places states that the photo was "taken by papa" in August, 1901, "by the boundary line". Can any- looking your radiant best in a hair-do we one identify the young man, whose home apparently was in West Andover? . have styled for you . . . kept that way by (Photo printed by Frank Leone Jr.) one of our soft, long lasting permanents. Henry G. Tyler of Andover. Pater- Mackin. The mother is the former !Births. nal grandmother is Mrs. Nelson Dorothy Manley. MARY BATTIATO Curtis of Woburn. • DORIS (KIDD) ELLSEY GREC0 - A son Sept. 25, at the REALTY TRANSFERS Norwood Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. LASPESA - A son, Michael An- Thomas F. Kelly et ux to Esther Anthony J. Greco, 39 Grant ave., thony, Sept. 21, at Lawrence M. Dietrich, high Plain rd. CURLY TOP BEAUTY SHOP East Walpole. The mother was General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Esther NI, Dietrich to Thoina:, Constance Coleman, daughter of Joseph Laspesa, 34 Center st.,' F. Kelly et ux, High Plain rd. 3 BARNARD ST. GR 5-3711 ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Coleman, Ballardvale. The mother was Ann Robert II. Campbell et ux to _ 24 F 1 o rence st. The paternal Ward. Edgar F. Provencal et ux, Bal- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LIVERSIDGE - A son, Sept. 23, lardvale, Nlarland and Central sts. John G reco, 7 Willow st., Methuen. at Lawrence General Hospital, to 0. Wilton Tompkins et ux to INRIG[ IT - A son Sept. 25, at Mr. and Mrs. Archie Liversidge, Frederick J. Graham, Shawsheen Bon Secours Hospital, to Mr. and 115 North Main st. The mother Village. I laverhill st. Mrs. Jason W right, 13 Ca risbrooke was Winifred Miller. Flather Construction Corp. to st. The mother was Marilyn Wil- KURTH - A daughter, Sandra Robert G. Swain et ux, Suncrest cox. Holgate, Sept. 26, at Lawrence rd. CURTIS - A son, Andrew Park- General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Dyer to Josephine , man Curtis, Aug. 31 at Nlilton William Kurth, 14 Cheever cir. NI. Dyer, Walker ave. and Highland st. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson The mother was Barbara Nichols. J. Dalton Cahill et ux to Louis Curtis Jr. of Milton. The mother MacMACKIN - A son, at Syra- J. Galbiati Jr., et ux, Cedar st. the former Martha Tyler. TULIP is cuse Memorial] lospital, Syracuse, Frederick White to Frederick Maternal grandmother is Mrs. N. Y., to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mac- White et ux to Shawsheen rd. Rabenius Builders Inc. to Mau- rice R. l3ailey et ux, Thresher r JUST ARRIVED! IN RESPONSE George F. Sawyer to Helen F. Worthen et al Trs., Stinson and OUR ANNUAL SHIPMENT TO THE OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OF OUR FIRST OPERA Holt sts. OF SPRING FLOWERING SERIES LAST WINTER . . . AND THE HUNDREDS OF RE- MARGARET FITZGERALD QUESTS FOR ANOTHER SERIES, WE ARE HAPPY TO BRING AT SC11001, OF DESIGN TO LAWRENCE ANOTHER WONDERFUL AND UNFORGETFUL Margaret J. Fitzgerald, 129 Elm Holland Bulbs FALL SERIES OF st., was one of 284 entering Exceptionally beautiful varie- students who registered recently ties in top quality bulbs. Plant at the Rhode Island School of Design now and rejoice next Spring! in Providence, R. I., for the col- GRAND OPERA lege's 83rd academic year. 40 VARIETIES OF Miss Fitzgerald is enrolled DAFFFODIL the Division of Freshman Founda- 2 SERIES OF 4 tion for a year of basic studies 1 prepa ratory to concern rating in one GREAT OPERAS EACH of twelve professional degreepro- TULIPS grams offered at the college. STARTING OCTOBER 4th AND * HYACINTHS * DAFFODILS There's A Difference, EVERY TUESDAY EVENING AT 8:15 * CROCUS * SNOW-DROPS FOR 8 WEEKS - 04:* *MUSCARI ARMENIACUM ONE PERFORMANCE WEEKLY • MUSCARI ALBUM WHITE • COMPLETE - FULL MUSICAL SCORE * SCILLA * ERANTHUS WITH THE FINEST PERFORMERS OF THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN, LONDON OPERA, LA SCALA, VIENNA, NARCISSUS BOLSHOI AND PARIS OPERA. ALL POINT • FULL HOUR CONCERT BEFORE King Alfred Music Hull LUBRICATION Mount Hood Geranium OPERA ... EACH TUESDAY, STEREOPHONIC Scarlet Leader Unsurpassable HI-FI MUSIC, ARIAS AND SYMPHONIC. and OIL CHANGE Cheerfulness Spring Glory EXPERT and others. - OPERA SERIES SCHEDULE Muffler Replacement TUES. EVE. OCT. 4 • VERDI'S - "AIDA" in col.- SERVICE FROM FRANCE TUES. EVE. OCT. 11 " PUCCINI'S - "TOSCA" in color TUES. EVE. OCT. 18 • GOUNOD'S - "FAUST" PAPER-WHITE TUES. EVE. OCT. 25 'MOZART'S - "DON GIOVANI" in color FREE TUES. EVE. NOV. 1 * PUCCINI'S "Madam* Butterfly" - color PICK-UP & DELIVERY NARCISSUS TUES. EVE. NOV. 8 * VERDI'S - "LA TRAVIATA" TUES. EVE. NOV. 15* Tchaikowsky's "Eugene Onegin" -color Call Phil or Joe TOP SIZE NARCISSUS TUES. EVE. NOV. 22 'ROSSINI'S "FIGARO" in color SOLD BY THE SINGLE BULB - THE DOZEN ADMISSION - LOW ROAD SHOW SCALE PRICES . . . ELM STREET OR BY THE HUNDRED $1.00.EACH OPERA ... SERIES TICKETS - 4 OPERAS FOR $3.00 . TICK ETS NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE. Service Station 45 MAIN ST. JOE CONNOR, Prop. GR5-0102 ANDOVER SZEERY 15 ELM ST CHILL'S PALACE GR 5-0712

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960

of Broadcasters and the Radio Episcopal Church. 013111JAHIES Pioneers Club. lie served as a She is survived by a son, Hughe, GIRL SCOUT NEWS Edward J. Lefebvre. formerly of MRS, SAR.AH WHITE Troop 118 will hold its firit member of the Massachusetts In- of North Andover, a daughter, Jean, Andover, is recuperating front a Mrs. Sarah (McGrath) White, 37 dustry Advisory Committee of the meeting of the year today, imme- major operation at his home on wife of John Holden with whom diately after school. The place is Summer st., died at the Lawrence FCC for many years. she made her home; two grand- Culver blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. General Hospital early Tuesday He was a member of the Law- the school hall at St. Augustine's. children and three sisters, Miss New Patrols will be elected and morning after a long illness. She rence Rotary Club, Massachusetts Watt, Mrs. James Cullen, Auburn, as 59 years old. Police Chiefs Association, past plans will be made for the fly-up w N. Y., and Mrs. Guy Weir, New ceremony. A native of Partick, Scotland, chairman of the Advisory Com- York City. GIFT IDEA she lived in Andover 49 years. mittee of the Salvation Army in Troop 32 will hold its first Exek Liqoors Impowtoil tram The funeral was held Tuesday She was a member of Free Con- Lawrence and was a director of meeting of the year Monday, Oct. 3 All Ovar the World. All In with services at 2 p.m. at the M. A. at 3:15, in the Youth Room at Simply Fabulous Docents& gregational Church, and the Ladies the Bon Secours Men's Guild. Burke Memorial Funeral Home. of West Parish Church. All members • FREE PARKING Auxiliary Clan Johnston, OSC, Active in civic affairs Mr. Jas- Burial was in West Parish Ceme- pert was a member of the Greater should try to be present. Election • FREE DELIVERY tery. of new patrols Surviving is a daughter, Anna, Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will be held. • Two Introacos — Arld°ver BERNARD F. McCALL Troop 112 will hold its first' wife of Ralph 13. Manning, with and was on the Mayor's Advisory Front trod Roar son, meeting of the year Tuesday, Oct. LIQUOR whom she made her home; a Committee in the recently initiated Bernard F. McCall, 28 Essex 4, immediately after school. The Jr., of Andover; PLAN 100. st., died Saturday noon, Sept. 24, meeting will MART John B, White be held at the South B & C a brother, James McGrath of He attended Christ Episcopal at the Lawrence General Hospital Church. All members should try following a short illness. to 64 Main St., We. Andovif Berkeley. Cal.; three sisters, Church. Born in Lawrence July 17,1899, be present as there will be an TRI. MU 5-5302 Annie. wife of David MacDonald, Surviving is his wife, Eileen election of the new patrols. Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, and Mary (MacCarthy) Jaspert; two daugh- he was employed as a maintenance of David Reynolds all of ters, Marilyn, wife of Frederick man at Phillips Academy for the wife past 18 years. Andover; five grandchildren and Guardabassi of Concord and Mrs. several nieces and nephews. William G. Leary of Palo Alto, Surviving are two daughters, The funeral service will be held Cal.; a son George 11. III of An- Mrs. Richard Kelley of Pompano Friday at 2 p.m. at the Lundgren dover; a brother, William B. Jas- Beach, Fla., and Miss Rita Mc- Funeral Horne. The Rev. J. Allyn pert of Pittsburgh, Pa.; two sis- Call; a son, Francis of California; Bradford, pastor of Free Congre- ters, Miss Adella Jaspert andMrs. two sisters, Mrs. William Mc- gational Church, will officiate. Clarence D. Randall, both of Los Intyre of Jefferson, N. 11., and Miss Ann McCall Burial will be in Spring Grove Angelei, Cal., and five grand- of Boston; a brother, Joseph McCall of Law- Cemetery. children. Funeral services will be held rence, and several nieces and Friends may call today from nephews. 11°5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at 2 p.m. in Christ Episco- pal Church, with the Rev.J.Edison The funeral was held Tuesday i collection, has puzzled everyone MRS. MARJORIE R. ARNOLD Pike. rector, officiating. from the John Breen Memorial merely as ''myself" on the legend Mrs. Marjorie Ross Arnold, 88 Funeral Home Inc., with a high EDWARD C. McNALLY fled as Allan Pettee. Lite legend Central st., died Tuesday, Sept. Mass of requiem at 9 a.m. in St. Augustine's Church. Burial was "by the boundary line". Can any- 27. Edward C. McNally, 90, a for- st Andover? Born April G, 1894, she was a mer Andover resident, died Fri- in the Immaculate Conception Cemetery. (Photo printed by Frank Leone Jr.) native of Cayuga, Canada, and 'day, Sept. 23, at his Pawtucket, became a citizen upon her 13, I.. home after a short illness. MRS. NORMAN HARRIS r- Mackin. The mother is the former marriage in 1921. A native of Sudsbury, Mr. Mc- Mrs. Elizabeth (Guthrie) Harris, Dorothy Manley. She was the wife of Charles W. Nally resided in Andover for a wife of Norman I larris, 24 Mullen REALTY TRANSFERS \ mold Jr., chairman of thel3oa rd, number of years before moving to rd., West haven, Conn., a former I- Thomas F. Kelly et uxto Esther '.lerriniack Valley National Bank. Rhode Island more than a half- Andover resident, died Saturday, M. Dietrich, High Plain rd. Mrs. Arnold trained as a nurse century ago. Prior to his retire- Sept. 24, in West haven, Conn. 5. Esther M. Dietrich to Thomas at the Presbyterian Hospital and n lent. he was a railroad employee. Besides her husband, she leaves F. Kelly et ux, High Plain rd. was a member of Field Operating Ile leaves a brother, James R. her. mother. Mrs. Alexina (Auch- COLONIAL te rlonie) Ila rris of ut Robert H. Campbell et ux to Unit One in France during World McNally, of Lawrence and several Andover; a son, Edgar F. Provencal et Inc, Bal- A'ar I. After her marriage, she nieces and nephews. Edwin Harris of Madison, Wis., la rdvale, Marland and Central sts. resided in Haverhill until 1930, The funeral was held Monday and two grandchildren. CHAIRS and BENCHES 0 0. Wilton Tompkins et ux to when she moved to Andover. from the M. A. i3urke Memorial The funeral was held Tuesday with services at 2:30 p.m. Frederick J. Graham, Shaw-lice!, She was past president of the Funeral Home, with a high Mass at the Lundgren Funeral Home. The Rev. An exceptional variety of Colonial designs r Village, Haverhill st. \ndover Garden Club for two of requiem at 9 a.nt. In St. Augus- all superbly hand crafted. Williamsburgs, Flather Construction 'ernes, and took an active interest tine's Church. Burial was in St. J. Allyn Bradford, minister of Lori% to Free Christian Congregational Brace-backs, Comb backs, Loop backs, Ar- a Robert G. Swain et tax, Suncrest :it the Andover and North Andover Augustine's Cemetery. Church, officiated. Cremation took row back Benches, etc. They're at: a rd. Historical Societies. CARL W. CANNON Jeremiah L. Dyer to Josephine She leaves her husband; a daugh- place at Harmony Grove, Salem. Carl W. Cannon, 75, 2507 Manoa M. Dyer, Walker ave. andllighland ter, Patricia Arnold; and two sons. st. '''.harles W. Arnold III and Peter; rd., Honolulu, Hawaii, a former ESSEX NORTH CHAPTER THE STUDIO SHOPPE J. Dalton Cahill et ux to Louis her mother, Mrs. Charles Ross; resident of Andover, died inlIono- MASS. HEART J. Galbiati Jr., et ux, Cedar st. a sister, Mrs. John Hope of lulu early this month. Colonial - 11odern - l'rovincial

Frederick White to Frederick Toronto, Canada; and five grand- Funeralservices were held ASSOCIATION GALLERIES White et ux to Shawsheen rd. children. the re will gratefully 124 CROSS ST. Mr. Cannon was retired, and had LAWRENCE Rabenius Builders Inc. to Mau- A memorial service will beheld acknowledge (Turn left at 373 Broadway — at the lights) owned Cannon's School of Business eieeiorial gifts rice R. Bailey et ux, Thresher r Saturday, Oct. 1, at 2 p.m. in MU 5-5023 OPEN EVENINGS George F. Sawyer to Helen F. in Honolulu. Ile had been asso- Arthur W. Spirdione Cochran Chapel, Phillips Academy. !)oily /0 to 9. . • . Closed hied Sat 9 to 5 Worthen et al Trs., Stinson and The fancily has requested that, ciated with his father in the Can- 13 ESSEX ST. ANDOVER, MASS. Holt sts. in lieu of flowers, contributions be non Commercial College in Law- rence, which he owned after his made to the Andover Chapter of the MARGARET FITZGERALD father's death. lie sold it in 1929 AT SCHOOL OF DESIGN Heart Fund Inc., c/o James 1). and moved to Honolulu, where he Wilson, 88 Lowell st. Margaret J. Fitzgerald, 129Elm and Mrs. Cannon started a com- st., was one of 284 entering ROHM., 11. J ASP EUT mercial school in 1934. students who registered recently George II. Jaspert, 17 Alden Mr. Cannon lived on Salem st. at the Rhode Island School of Design rd., a pioneer of the American as a young man, and from 1924 in Providence, R. I., for the col- radio industry, died at the Law- to 1929. lege's 83rd academic year. rence General Hospital Monday lle Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Miss Fitzgerald is enrolled in evening. Ile was 62. I3ette M. Cannon and a nephew, the Division of Freshman Founda- Ile was president and treasurer Gordon I3, Cannon of Andover. tion for a year of basic studies of the Lawrence Broadcasting MRS. JESSIE A. MacNEILL preparatory to concentrating inone Company, operators of Stations Mrs. Jessie A. (Watt) MacNeill, of twelve professional degreepro- tvCCM and WGI1J-FM, both, of grams offered at the college. 12 High Plain rd.. died Monday, Lawrence. Ile was manager of Sept. 19, in London, England, where Station WLAW, Lawrence, in 1943. she had been visiting a sister, Miss There's A Difference! A native of Essen, Germany, Nell Watt. She was the widow of Mr. Jaspert was a resident of Hugh MacNeill and left for abroad Andover for the past 16 years. a month ago. Ile attended the University of A native of Scotland, she made Pittsburgh and was affiliated her home in Andover for many with station KDKA in Pittsburgh, years and was a member of Christ where he participated in the first radio broadcast in this country. The following year, in 1921, he went to Chicago where he managed See the New England Look the first radio station in the mid- 'western metropolis. Returning to ALL POINT New England Mr. Jaspert served in Concrete Masonry Homes! a manager of Stations WBZ, vsB LUBRICATION zn:\a. . Next time you're out for a drive, motor up laundry room, workshop and a storage Ile was a founder of the Mas- to Lynnfield, Massachusetts and see the room. In addition, there are two concrete and OIL CHANGE sachusetts Association of Broad- handsome new home at 37 Apple Hill patios, a two-car garage and an outside casters and also of Broadcast EXPERT Advertising Inc. Ile was a mem- Lane. Typically New England in its styl- barbecue area. ber Muffler Replacement of the National Association ing, it departs in many ways from tradi- Situated not far from the center of tional building techniques. The most Lynnfield, "37 Apple Hill Lane" will es- SERVICE important of these is its interesting pecially delight you with its many ingen- concrete split block construction. ious uses of maintenance-free concrete, FREE CALL THE MAN Designed by Royal Barry Wills, one of the most versatile of building materials. PICK-UP & DELIVERY FROM ELLIOTT'S New England's foremost architects, "37 The doors are open for your inspection Pupil show yo• samples Iron America • moil famous Apple Hill Lane" has been named by seven days a week. See it soon. Ca// Phil Of Joe Insiallation b• Planning to build? You'll build a better own experts. Phut. or colas la Good Housekeeping Magazine as "The lock, Home of the Year." For rich beauty, home with concrete! For the name of your DIAL MU 3-8751-9-9172 concrete split block is painted pure white. local concrete block supplier, see the ELM STREET loo day et evening appoint. went. This home is notable for its four bed- Yellow Pages of your telephone book. FREE ESTIMATES baths, a spacious living room EASY CREDIT TEAKS rooms, three Service Statio ALLIED with dining area, family room, snack bar, JOE CONNOR, Prop. PAINT is PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION I `, t 1 m t ANUOVIR ■ STORE 20 Providence Street, Boston, Massachusoitt• GR 5-0712 • national organization to improve and extend the uses of concrete 1..11.11., A 11,111 ■ Elli.111311.11411•1 THE ANDOVFR TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 A&P SUPER MARKET 90 MAIN ST. ANDOVER PLENTY OF CONVENIENT FREE PARKING * AN MERF Physic Telepho less ion Answer Radio. For Info

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SHAW Expert santhernums with ivy. Robert J. Batal of Burlingto 39 Haver BATAL — SCANLAN Vt., brother of the bridegroo served as best man and the ushe Saturday, Sept. 24, in St. Joseph's were Robert P. Moran of Philade * AU1 Church, Belmont, Miss Anne phia, Pa.; Dixon Rich of Pittsbu LAWR Therese Scanlan, daughter of Mrs. Pa., Michael J. Batal Jr. of La Learn t James C. Scanlan and the late Mr. rence, James W. Scanlan of Ca Dual-Con Scanlan, 222 Clifton st., Belmont, bridge and Joseph W. Watson Regi stry became the bride of John Thomas Andover. 222 Broa Batal Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. The bride's mother wore a teal John T. Batal, 4 William st., at blue peau de soie sheath dres *AUT an 11 o'clock Nuptial Mass with with matching velvet hat. TOWN Monsignor John R. Wall officiat- bridegroom's mother wore a beig Custom ing. White chrysanthemums de- Chantilly lace dress, mink ha vertibl e corated the church and made a beige satin shoes and bag. Recovere pretty setting for the wedding cere- Following a wedding receptio 169 New mony. held in the Louis XIV Ballroom Francis V. Scanlan, brother of the Somerset I iotel, the couple le * BA I the bride, escorted the bride to for a wedding trip to the Cor SUN R the altar. Her gown of white peau Beach Club, Bermuda. They wi Wedding, de soie was appliqued with white make their home in Garden City Order - alencon lace and she wore a Cranston, R. I. Chantilly lace mantila veil and The bride is a graduateof Mary 1 75 East Automatic Toasters carried white orchids. mount College, Tarrytown-on 1 51 Esse Mrs. John T. Connolly-of Need- Hudson, N. Y. The bridegroom i ham, sister of the bride, wore a a graduate of Browne & Nichol * BAN gold antique satin dress with School and Bates College, Me., an MERRI matching hat and shoes and carried is affiliated with Merrill Lynch Checking Electric Roaster Ovens a bouquet of gold and bronze chry- Pierce, Fenner & Smith. Complete santhemums with ivy. - Men The bridesmaids were Mrs. 23 Main S Charles F. Boyle Jr. of Norwalk, Fair Committee Conn.; Mrs. Robert P. Moran of Plans Work Day * BIC Boy's Bicycle Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. James W. ROily Scanlan of Cambridge and Miss The Christ Church committ Schwinn Nancy Devine of Watertown. They making plans for the "Christina plete Bic also wore dresses of gold antique Cruise" - the parish fair to 56 Berkel satin with matching hat and shoes held Dec. 1, 2 and 3, - will me Girl's Bicycle and carried gold and bronze chry- Oct. 11 for a work session. All committee members an * BOA parishioners are invited to spen MERRI Walter K the hours between 10 a.m. and Motors. p.m. working in the parish house° Electric Percolators - New an articles for the fair. Coffeewill 224 East served at noon, and the worker will carry their own lunches. Mrs. James Wilson is chairman *BOW assisted by Mrs. Malcolm Battles ANDOV Electric Fry Pans Mrs. Sidney Pollard, Mrs.Charle 12 Gaunt, Mrs. Lester Thompson an 34 Mrs. George Brightman. Willia Park S Doug Howe Rhoads is treasurer for the fair about this question: Mrs. Lester Thompson and Mrs *BUILE Clock-Radios James Watters are chairman a N. j, sc co-chairman for the dinner Dec.3. CO, "On weekend trips, both the Lally col belongings we take along, or 2 ATTENDING Mill Tyr leave behind are vulnerable LINCOLN SCHOOL 51 Adams to theft or damage. We are Miss Susan J. Willis entered ...... also more apt to injure some- t:le freshman class at Lincoln one. Would your Homeowners School, Providence, R. I., when *CAT A Gala Event! Policy cover our personal the school opened Sept. 21 for Catering belongings at home or away, its 77th year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Willis of Social F, and provide Personal Liabi- Menus - lity Insurance for the entire Porter rd. I Haverhil Miss Shirley A. Warshaw, Come In family?" Today ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thayer S. Warshaw, 10 Carisbrooke st., * CHIN DOUGLAS N. HOWE returned to Lincoln School for CHINA her senior year. This year she will We SPecia Enter Your Name! Insurance — Real Estate be chairman of the Community - 52 Main St. We'll H OR 5-5100 Service at Lincoln. ay' 32 liomp 31- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 17

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Use This Check List of Reliable Firms — It 7'ells "Who to Coll... Where to Buy." * ANSWERING SERVICE * CLEANERS * MILK DEALERS MERRIMAC COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS LUSTRE CLEANSERS, INC. BROX'S DAMIT-S, INC. * RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Physicians' & Surgeons' Exchange - 24 Hr. - Your Clothes Deserve the Best - Repairs "Ends the Quest for the TIMOTHY C. SHINE Telephone Answering - Business - Pro- - Best" - Deliveries Invisible Mending - Shirts Laundered - Every Other Day - Statues -Missals -Rosaries-Piayerbook s fessional - Tradesmen - Residents - .220 Andover St., Lawrence.. • . MU 5-5842 And Selected Religious Gifts Answered In Your Name- Two-Way Mobile 200 N. Lowell St., Methuen.. • .MU 2-9659 28 Lawrence St., Lawrence MU 2-1061 Radio. For Information Call MU 3-2712 *FENCE CONTRACT'IRS * MILLINERY WOMEN'S APPAREL ANDOVER CEDAR FENCE, PRODUCTS RETO ORIGINALS *ANTIQUES Consult Us For Cedar Fences of All Types Custom Made Millinery Sportswear - * RESTAURANTS Dresses - Accessories. JOE'S DINER & DINING ROOM ROLAND B. HAMMONC Estimates & Suggestions Cheerfully Given 134 Jackson St., Lawrence.... MU 7-7311 - Open 7 Days a Week - 5 A.M. to 2 A.M. - Restoration & Refinishing of Fine Furni- - R. Hoyer, Prop. - - Dining Room Available for Special Parties - ture By Expert Craftsmen Wildwood Rd. on the By-Pass...GR 5-5918 Route 125, No. Andover 160 Andover st., N. Andover .. MU 2-9672 * MOVING—STORAGE—PACKING MU 3-4325' WM b. KENT & SONS., INC. * FOUNDATION CONTRACTORS Est. 1932 - Agents for North American Von *AUTO AGENCIES & DEALERS T & T FORM 'CONSTRUCTION CO. Lines - Free Estimates Furnished - Local "01" ROOFING & SIDING - Residential & Commercial Foundations - D & S SERVICE STATION & Long Distance Moving - O'LEARY & SHAW ROOFING CO. - Estimates Furnished - - Studebaker-Lark Sales Service - An- 550 Turnpike St., N. Andover... MU 3-9439 All Types of Roofing & Siding - 24 Hr. Haggett's Pond Rd,, W. Andover. MU 2-5763 dover's Nearest Soles & Service Dealer - Jct. Rtes. 114 & 125...Nites:, . MU 2-9784 Service - Shingling - Gutters - Chimney & See Us First For the New Lark - Sheet Metal Work - Collect Calls Accepted. 133 Park Si., N. Reading NO 4-3325 * FUNERAL DIRECTORS * NURSERY SCHOOL 35 Hillside St., Haverhill.. ,DR 4-6507 FREDERICK E. ALLEN FUNERAL INGRAM NURSERY SCHOOL HARRISON PARK CORP. SERVICE Planned Program - Class Work Mornings Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Dealer. 402 Broadway, Lawrence Afternoons - Supervised Fret, Play, Trans- Sales - Parts - Service * RUG 3. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING MU 3-2427 Res. GR 5-0073 portation Available-Call for Rates & Refer- DTASH RUG CLEANING CO. S. Broadway (Rte. 28), Salem, N.H. ences. Est. 1895. Rugs Cleaned, Repaired, Stored TW 8-2342 JOHN BREEN MEMORIAL FUNERAL 96 Marbleridge Rd., N. Andover.. MU & Mothproofed - Special Care to Hooked, HOME, INC. Braided & Orientals. * AUTO BODY REPAIRS - Serving Greater Lawrence •- 5 BrOolc St., Methuen MU 2-2298 J& F AUTO BODY REPAIRS Establ i shed 1869 * OIL BURNERS — Sales & Service MU 6-4372 Body & Fender Work - Painting & Welding 230 Hampshire St., Lawrence... MU 2-8381 TWOMEY-HUMPHREY FUEL CO. Insurance Work A Specialty - Your Satis- We Sell the Famous Jet-Head WALTHAM faction Guaranteed. * FURNITURE Burner. Complete 24 Hour Heating Service. - We Buy, Sell & Trade Used Cars - 31 Garfield St., Lawrence MU 7-7761 4( SHOE REPAIRING BAY STATE SHOE REPAIRING 120 So. Broadway, Lawrence... MU 8-3191 FACTORY OUTLET Highest Quality - Lowest Prices. Ameri- - Quality Shoe Repairing - ' AL JR. ca's Finest Furniture Makers. Mohawk Rugs Bay State Bldg., Lawrence MU 2-2789 achrach) SHAWSHE EN MOTOR MART, INC. * OILS — FUEL - Scaly Mattresses - Budget Terms. Open - Expert Body & Fender Repairs & Painting WILLIAM F. BARRON, JR. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. :hemums with ivy. - For All Makes of Cars - - Reliable Home Deliveries - 24 Hour 4 Union St., Lawrence MU 2-5873 obert J. Batal of Burlington, 39Haverhill St., (Rte. 133) GR 5-0767 Power Burner Service - Your Dealer for brother of the bridegroom, - Opposite Raytheon - TORIDHEET Oil Burners. * SHOE STORES 38 So. Broadway, Lawrence..., MU 5-504C ied as best man and the ushers FURNITURE BARN, INC. GEO. LORD & SON - Est. 1869 e Robert P. Moran of Philadela * "Where Fine Furniture Costs Less" For Women: Rhythm Step & Enna Jettick. AUTO DRIVING SCHOOLS For Men: Bostonian, Nunn Bush, Mansfield. , Pa.; Dixon Rich of Pittsburg LAWRENCE AUTO SCHOOL - Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. TuesclOy thru Fri- day; Saturdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed BRIEN OIL CO. For Children: Little Yankee & Buntees. Michael J. Batal Jr. of Law.. Learn to Drive Safely On Our Complete Mondays. ESSO Heating Oils - Range, Furnace & 145 Essex St., Lawrence MU 2-6536 :e, James W. Scanlan of Can- Dual-Control Cars - Licensed by the Wilson's Corner, N. Andover. ..MU 2-8620 Industrial (No. 5 & 6) - Complete Burner ge and Joseph W. Watson of Registry of Motor Vehicles Service - wer. 222 Broadway, Lawrence, . , MU 6-4365 505 So. Broadway, Lawrence... MU 2-5133 le bride's mother wore a teal* MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN, INC. Res.415 Waverly Rd., N. Andover MU 6-4528 *SPORTING GOODS — SPORTSWEAR peau de soie sheath dres *AUTO SEAT COVERS "The Largest Furniture Store In Essex "AL MAGOONS" matching velvet hat, lit TOWN & COUNTRY AUTO SEAT COVERS County" - Serving Andover Homemakers for Have You Discovered ''Al Magoons" For Generations - Open Tuesday & Fridej, egroom's mother wore a beLe Custom Seat Covers of All Qualities Con- MARTIN OIL CO., INC. Sporting Goods, Warm Jackets, Shoes & Evenings 'til 9 P.M. Italy lace dress, mink hat, vertible Tops Installed. Kitchen Chair, Complete Automatic Oil Heating Service - Rubbers For the Entire Family? 226 Essex St., Lawrence MU 6-6157 5 satin shoes and bag. Recovered, Restyled, Rebuilt. - Power Burner Sales & Service - Alumi- 125 So. Broadway, Lawrence... MU 6-6676 tllowing a wedding reception 169 Newbury St., Lawrence.... MU 3:7501 num Storm & Screen Doors & Windows 39 Oakland Ave., Methuen MU 2-7577 in the Louis XIV Ballroom at * FURNITURE - BOUGHT & SOLD ;omerset llotel, the couple left * BAKERIES THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE * STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES a wedding trip to the Coral SUN RAY BAKERY' Wanted: High Grade Used Furniture - We * OILS & Oil- BURNERS :I; Club, Bermuda. They will Wedding, Birthday & Party Cakes Made to Buy & Sell New & Used Furniture - Cu stain TEMPLE OIL SERVICE ANDOVER STATIONERS their home in Garden City, Order - Bread & Rolls A Specialty. Upholstering - Free Estimates - Serving the Entire Andover-North Reading Office Furniture, Typewriters & Adding ston, R. I. - Donuts & Pastry -- 42 Park St., Andover GR 5-2467 Area 24 Hours A Day - Oil Burner Soles Machines - Personalized Stationery & Printing - Complete Supplies for Home, e bride is a graduate of Mary.. 175 Eost St., Methuen MU 7-7176 & Service - Tires, Batteries & Supplies School & Office. it College, Tarrytown-on. 151 Essex St., Lawrence MU 2-6580 290 Main St., No, Reading NO 4-8577 - CUSTOM MADE 94 Main St., Andover GR 5-3151 on. N. Y. The bridegroom is * FURNITURE aduate of Browne & Nichols * BANKS CRAFT-WOOD PRODUCTS "Anything In Furniture Made To Order" )1 and Bates College, Me., and MERRIMACK VALLEY NATIONAL BANK * PAINT & WALLPAPER Osgood St., Andover...... GR 5-2129 M.J. BASSETT .filiated with Merrill Lynch, Checking, - Saving and Club Accounts Rentals On Floor Sanding Machines 8. * TELEVISION Complete Commercial Banking Service CENTRAL RADIO & APPLIANCE :e, Fenner & Smith. 'Wallpaper Steamers. Dealers for SAPOLIN - Merrimack Valley Charge Service - For the Best Buys In Refrigerators, Stereo, 23Main St., Andover GR 5-3620 *GASOL INE STATIONS Paints. it Committee 258-.266 Park St., Lawrence. ...MU 6-6064 Ranges, Washers & Appliances - Sales & WINWARD'S AMOCO SERVICE Service - ins Work Day * BICYCLE DEALERS - Bud & John Winward - 59 Broadway, Lawrence MU 2-1121 ROBY MEIER General Repairs, Tune-Ups, Brake Work A * PHOTOGRAPHERS e Christ Church committee Lubrication-We Gas Schwinn - Raleigh - Columbia - Coin- Specialty -Careful CHARLES STUDIO ng plans for the "Christmas hits7 plate Bicycle Service. Pick-Up & Delivery 32 Park St., Andover GR se" - the parish fair to he ''Just Fine Photography" *TV SALES & SERVICE 56 Berkeley St., Lawrence MU 6-4743 79 No. Main St., Andover GR 5-2833 Dec. 1, 2 and 3, - will meet GLASS & MIRRORS GUARANTEED TV CO. 11 for a work session. "All that the Name Implies" - For the and * CITY GLASS CO, committee members BOATS—MOTORS—ACCESSORIES Auto Glass Replaced - Insurance Re- Best Picture You've Ever Seen - Admiral, MERRIMAC MARINE SUPPLY * PIANOS & ORGANS hioners are invited to spend placements - Table Tops - Window Glass. KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK, INC. RCA & Other Leading Makes - Walter Kalil, Prop. - Mercury Outboard ours between 10 a.m. and 73 Valley St., Lawrence... „ . MU 3-3675 Est. 1896 - Complete Line of Hammond 146 Lowell St., Methuen MU 3-2843 Motors. "Everything for the Boat Owner" working in the parish house oi Organs "Music's Most Glorious Voice" les for the fair. Coffeewill - New and Used Boats - Motors - Trailers 286 Essex St., Lawrence...... MU 2-5664 224 East St, Rt. 110, Methuen...MU 2-7291 *INTERIOR DECORATORS id at noon, and the worker * TRAVEL AGENTS :arry their own lunches. CURTAIN SHOPPE, INC. Home Consultation & Samples At No Charge A. GIORDANO TRAVEL AGENCY s. James Wilson is chairman * BOWLING ALLEYS Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, Rugs * PLUMBING & HEATING Authorized Agent for All Air & Steamship red by Mrs. Malcolm Battles ANDOVER. RECREATION CENTER Andover Representative: Dana Bardsley MAGEE-DONNELLY CO., INC. Lines - Vacations & Honeymoon Tours & Sidney Pollard, Mrs. Charle 12 Alleys - 6 Billiard Tables MU 3-1771i JAMES DONNELLY, Lic. No. 6222 Cruises - Hotel Reservations Anywhere - Mrs. Lester Thompson an - Open Monday thru Saturday - MU 6-4557 Plumbing & Heating Contractors - Power Prompt, Friendly Service - 34 Park Si,, Andover, 195 Winthrop Ave., Lawrence, , George Brightman. Willia ..... —GR 5-9706 Oil Burners Sold & Serviced. 24 Newbury St., Lawrence MU 7-7189 Is is treasurer for the fair 112 Haverhill St,, NOrth Reading 4-3141 In Boston • ,CA 7-4807 ;. Lester Thompson and Mrs * BUILDING WRECKING & Excavating .' KITCHEN CABINETS Watters are chairman a N. J. SCOTT EXCAVATING & WRECKING CO. CO. UNW1N 'LUMBER airman for the dinner Dec.3 Custom Styled Cabinets - Prefinished Cab- *,POULTRY STORES Lolly Columns - Valves - Heavy Timbers inets - Saxon Fully Formed Tops - Com- THE CHIC KEN * VACUUM CLEANERS— Electrolux FENDING Mill Type Building Materials - - Quality Fresh Poultry & Eggs - Whole ELECTROLUX AUTHORIZED plete Installations. Different - OLN SCHOOL 51 Adams Ave. N. Andover.. , . MU 2-8352 MU 7-785., Barbecued Chickens-Deliciously FACTORY BRANCH 116 Spruce St., Lawrence Thurs, Fri & Sot 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Mon s Susan J. Willis entered .. „ ...... , ...MU 3-4498 Tues, Merrimack Valley's Only A ut h or ized & Wed 8 A.M.-7 P.M. - Sunday 7 A.M. to Electrolux Branch - New & Rebuilt - Sales •eshman class at Lincoln 2 P.M. & Service. Providence, R. I., when *CATERING • L AUNDRIES MU 8-6621 MEADOWBROOK LAUNDRY, INC. 129 So, Broadway, Lawrence, "World's Only Fully Automatic Cleaner" thool opened Sept. 21 for JOS.=_PH A. BINETTE CATERING MU 2-45,31 Cateri A Complete Laundry Service - "The 98 Essex St., Lawrence 194 Broadway, Low.... .MU 3-8719 - 8710 :h year. She is the daughter ng to Buffets, Banquets & Every - Largest 'Through Quality" Superb Dry and Mrs. Irving Willis of Social Function - Call for Free Sample Menu s - Ask for Mr. Binette Cleaning - All Household Articles. rd. MU 7-5211 * REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Shirley A. Warshaw, 1 Haverhill St., Methuen ...... MU 9-9884 16 Sutton Stl, N. Andover E. ANDREW * WINDOW & HOUSE CLEANING E. & -1. MILT ALLEN of Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Over 60 Years of Service in the Greater rr Paint Washing - Floor Cleaning - Cellars rshaw, 16 Carisbrooke st., Lawrence Area - Complete Insurance, Real *. CHINESE RESTAURANTS MATERNITY APPAREL & Attics Cleaned - Free Estimates Fur- sd to Lincoln School for * Estate & Appraisal 'Services - Visit Our CHINA TOWN RESTAURANT Z. HERSHFIELD nished. iior year. This year she will We Specializ e in Chinese Food to Take Out The Largest Selection of Maternity Styles New Offices - 1208 Turnpike, N. Andover — .. MU 106 iirman of the CornmunitY Central Bldg., 2nd Floor, - Phone Your Order In Advance - In the Merrimack Valley. MU 7-7121 at Lincoln. We'll Have It Ready When You Call For It 477 Broadway, Lawrence MU 3-1973,, Lawrence 32 Hampshire Si,, Lawrence.. ..MU 2-8976

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18 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 1 Jenkins Rd. Man decision noted. Accompanying the Flemming Will School Committee approval were three restrictions - Speak To Group Elected Teachers Received Patent that the apartment not be rented, EARL E SPEAKS AT Two teachers and a secretary A. C. A rrand, 196 Jenkins rd., that only one partition be put up ABBOT ACADEMY Nial F 1 e m in i n g, well-known were elected to the school system has received a patent on a newly- to create the bedroom, and that the Richard Earle, well known producer-director of orator and religious leader, will by the Andover School Committee. designed fireplace grate. partition be removed prior to sale Carousel address the Andover Young Adults Elected to teach science and The grate is raised from the of the property. Theatre in Framingham, pre- sen ts his on "Religion and Politics" at the mathematics in the high school was floor of the fireplace, encouraging The Board also has received a lecture, "Tents group's next meeting Oct. 2. Harvey Wyman of Westford. Ile better draft and complete burning notice that the Knights of Columbus and Temperament" Saturda), The session will be held at the will receive a salary of $4,200. of the wood. Ile plans to market have withdrawn the petition to use Oct. 1 at Abbot Academy. South Church at 7:30 p.m. Refresh- Mrs. Margaret Calderwood, 77 the grate. buildings on Osgood st. as In an entertaining talk, es ments will be served following the quarters. The hearing, with many Mr. Earle concerns himself 31 Bartlet st., was elected a kinder- with the lives and problems meeting. All young adults in the K. of C. Request objections, took place weeks ago. garten teacher. She has had one of the famous theatrical per.' community are welcome to the year of experience in New Jersey. Was Withdrawn sonalities with whom he has meeting. Mrs. George Brightman, 57 High HAWES WILL TEACH dealt. Ills The Board of Appeals has EXTENSION COURSE presentation con. vi Mrs. Edmund Suprenant of Le- Plain rd., was elected a secretary. approved a request for creation of tains many exciting backstage banon, N. II., recently enjoyed a a small apartment, made by Mr. The Division of University Ex- glimpses of these wearers of Ete Mr. and Mrs. Paul Danielson tension, State Department of Edu- visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and their family have returned to and Mrs. Thomas F. McCormack, the greasepaint and just how, cation has appointed the following for a producer "it's all In a Silva of Chandler rd. their home on Cutler rd., after 18(3 Elm st. Andover resident to teach in its day's work" spending the summer months in The apartment will be used by St Mrs. McCorntack's mother, the program of State University Ex- ARBORISTS Surrey, Me. tension Courses this fall: the Richard J. Hawes Jr. of So. FREE Pork,ng for our customers at Eidam's WEST SC11001. Main st. will teach a course in PTA NEWS AMALIA • CHARGt • BUDGET • LAY •AWAY Data Processing Systems. The West Elementary P.T.A PP TREE SURGEONS, Inc. Open FRIDAY end Tuesday 'til 9 Officers met at PERSONALS the home of t he A TREE SERVICE WITH A Miss Judith I lall has resumed President, Dr. Albert Greenberg the SENSIBLE ATTITUDE her position as head of physical of North st., recently and corn- w TOWARD COST education for girls in the I lighland pleted plans for the coming year, Jul GR 5-1848 c\cci mc rai Junior High School in Kennewick, The first meeting will be a pot :wen luck supper Oct. 5 at 6:30 In the Wash. She is the daughter of Mr. 7,0a etw and Mrs. John flail Jr. of Das- School Cafeteria. Those present were first vice president, Mrs. SDI BUSS shop comb rd. '-art Robert I Ernest Dick of Kansas City, Mo., linman; second vice presi- dent, Richard McKallagat; treas- TREE SERVICE • ART SUPPLIES • CAMERAS • DARK ROOM spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. l lelen Dick of I ligh Plain rd. urer, Mrs. Ronald Valentine; CERTIFIED ARBURIST secretary, Mrs. Warren Aldaker; A Complete Tree Service EQUIPMENT • DEVELOPING • PRINTING Miss Margaret Dick of Springfield 'ton ' Mrs. Lee, faculty adviser and 1.11. lies';, Sr. rel. GP. 5-3602 was also a weekend guest at the PM 270 ESSEX ST L AWRE NCE Nei.t tc Weiner's F urs _ 4342 1.11. Huss, Ir. Tel. GR 5-S051 family home. Miss Isabel Dobble, schoolprinci- Floe pal. en TREE SERVICE TOWNSMAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY Grange Won god by Jet I REAL ESTATE State Award DODGE CARPENTRY WORK LANDSCAPE SERVICE Andbver Grange members were ASSOCIATES awarded the state award for their CALL US TO SOLVE Jelly & Jams at the Carnival and Apulian], Massachusetts FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING & Fair. which was held last Saturday ANDOVER REPRESENTATIVE CARPENTER WORK at Grange hall in Bradford. ALBERT R. RETELLE LANDSCAPING They were also awarded I.9 CERT. MASS ARBORIST REMODELING PROBLEMS prizes in cash for their exhibits Reservation Road OR —WE'RE TRAINED! of fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Alex 0011HITY Henderson won the door prize. All Tel. GR 5-0841 ROOFING Wildwood Nurseries REAL ESTATE the Jellies were made by Grange ;c' iNey' John 1'. Iihnw, Proprio to, members and the Vegetables and CALL REALTORS MLS Wildwood Rd. Andover Fruit were also raised by Andover tl G rangers. ; TEL. GR 5-2264 GR 5-0260 AUTOMOBILES Those who attended the Fair rt ED. OTTO were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pate For Efficient, Courteous titan TEL. GR 5-1396 Peterson, Wilbur Livingston and the pi Service and ACTION! FREE ESTIMATES LAUNDRIES Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henderson. na EUROPA List elusively with MEMORIAL FLOWERS the q MOTORS, Ltd. QUICK SERVICE R. C. SIMMERS The very lovely flowers on the CLEANSERS & DYERS REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Altar of the West Church last MG —AUSTIN —MAGNETTE WE DO THE WORK 94 Mo1n (7,1•1 5-2316 Sunday morning were the gift of Wet Wash or Dried and Folded Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteside AUSTIN HEALEY — RILEY CLEANSING of Shawsheen rd. rcianet:::1:;1 IN BY 10 OUT BY 5 rite; MORRIS RESTAURANTS The Rev. I Iowa rd Andrews, Pas- ,,A PRESSING tor of the West Church, attended 123 PRINCETON BLVD. SHIRTS & FLATWORK with TAILORING the Ministers' Conference held in th Nc (ROUTE NO. 3) FINISHED F rainingham the first part of tie oust NO. CHELMSFORD, MASS. MEN'S AND LADIES' week. thowr Bed Spreads & Shag Rugs "Fre: ALpine 1-4101 GARMENTS PERSONALS ;955, Mr. and Mrs. Fay II. Elliott, ad. CALL GR 5-5735 ESSEX 84 Summer st., visited Massena, :366, N. Y. and the Billion Dollar St. tact AUTO REPAIRS LAUNDROMAT Lawrence Seaway and Power Sat Slander Swanton and d 24 ESSEX ST. ANDOVER Projects. 56 MAIN ST. vacation from TEL. GR 5 -9703 A late summer ;Ion ANDOVER, MASS. her duties as secretary of Indian w CLARK MOTOR Ridge Country Club is being en- terI joyed by Mrs. Helen S. Twigg old CO. REAL ESTATE in Washington, D. C. She will visit SO ELECTRICAL SERVICE the main office of Country Club p AUTHORIZED Developers there and play golf at Lakewood Country Club in Rock- CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ville Md. Mrs. Twigg is accom- SALES and SERVICE Andover Electrical ANDOVER REALTY SERVICE STATION Contracting Company panied by her aunt, Mrs. Frank PAINTING and BODY WORK AGENCY commercial - Industrial Bartlett. IN OUR OWN SHOP Residential SHAWSHEEN SQUARE Jeffrey Ilall of Dascomb rd., Here To Serve I has commenced his Junior year at 41 PARK ST., ANDOVER "BILL" MARRUZZI GR 5-0600 — MU 8-4241 the University of Massachusetts Tel. GR 5-6333 Donald A. MacNeil, Realtor John M. Murray GR 5-2647 or 5-3872 4 Gulf in Amherst. Super Service Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Crotch entertained a group of their neigh- GENERAL COH. MAIN AND burs and friends at their home on INSURANCE CHESTNUT STEW.ETS Chandler cir. Saturday evening. AUTO W. Shirley Barnard PARK ST. REPAIRING Twenty-four friends enjoyed a Shiskabob supper served in the GARAGE game room. Following the supper JENNEY REAL ESTATE TELEVISION SERVICE GAS & OILS the guests, enjoyed games and Main at Barnard Street dancing. 33 PARK SI. TEL. UR 5-0240 Telephone GReenleaf 5-0202 Mrs. Luella Bartlett of High RADIO & TV SERVICE Plain rd. and Mrs. Helen Twigs of Summer st. are enjoying a BUILDING MATERIAL DOHERTY MULLIGAN'S week's vacation in Washington, INSURANCE RADIO & TV LAB. D. C. BRADLEY • .,-—.1.;111 BRC.ADWAY, L-AWREACE GR 5-0260 TEL. LAW. 30396 Every FRIDAY At LUMBER ... PAIN ES REAL ESTATE WALLPAPER RICKEY'S GR 5-2529 Mill-'7.7029 HARDWARE LANDSCAPE SERVICE TRAVEL - FISH - SPORTING GOODS FRIED CLAMS - CHIPS - AMMUNITION — 7 ARGETS HEATHER FELLS ANDOVER NURSERY TRAVEL BUREAU EAT OR TAKE HOME Fred E. Cheever II a.m. — 7 p.m. LANDSCAPE SERVICE Agency for All Airlines J. E. Pitman Est. REAL ESTATE For _Quick Service 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER H. ROHRBACH and Steam Ship Lines Phone BR 5-3012 TEL. GR. 5-0664 Sunset Rock Road Tel. GR 5-0192 21 MAIN STREET 21 MAIN ST. Depot — tis Your Garden Problems Tels. (;It 5-3775 — 5-1098 TEL. GR 5-3775 — GR 5-1098 — Next to XXXXXXXXXX> Fred E. Cheever, Mgr. " .1/ W ••1, IVA

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 the 19 s- ad, EARLE SPEAKS AT to this grantor by Melch Bros. Corp., up ABBOT ACADEMY by deed io be recorded with said LEGAL NOTICES Deeds herewith." :he Richard Earle, well knonn There is excepted from CLASSIFIED ADS ale producer-director of Carousel the above Commonwealth of Massachusetts Plan. 145 feet; and described premises said L.ots 5, 6 Theatre in Framingham, pre. PROBATE COURT EASTERLY by the curve of said and 7, on said plan, .which lots Rents his lecture, "Tents I a Docket No. 266137 Nancy Circle, by 4 measurements have been released from said mort- Personal gage a Help Wanted—Female e ius and Temperament" SatutdaY, respectively, on said plan, 58.63 by partial releases duly re- Oct. 1 at Abbot Academy. Essex, es. TIIERMOGR AV ED 5c ise To all persons interested in the feet, 42.65 feet, 29.45 feet, and corded with said Deeds, and the -FI-F[11N'; IN- NEED MONEY!! BUT unable to and a complete line of work full timer Earn $50 or more In an entertaining talk, estcrte of MARGARET K. GRANT, late 27.90 feet. Said premises contain granted premises to be foreclosed VITATIONS as Wedding Stationery. Fine selection per week representing AVON Mr. Earle concerns himself hf Andover in said County, deceased. 30,150 square feet of land, more or herein contain said Lots 8 and 9 ny of papers and type-faces. Prompt. Cosmetics 4 to S hours a day. with the lives and A petition has been presented to less, according to said plan, be said only on said plan. (O. problems service. ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, Money back guarantee. TV Ad- of the famous laid Court, for probate of a certain contents and measurements more or Said premises will be sold subject theatrical per.' to The Colonial Center, No. Main St. vertised. No pioneering - 74 years sonalities with whom he has ,stnarsent purporting to be the last less or however otherWise bounded, all unpaid taxes, tax titles, and G11 5-1943. 4-TF measured or described. municipal liens, if any. in business. Customers waiting dealt. His presentation con. will of said deceased by ALFRED H. for service. Phone Mrs. 1.eroy tains many exciting backstage ;RANT, of Andover, in the County of Together with the right to use all Five !hundred ($500.00) Dollars will be required to be paid by the Bishop, N111rdock,8-2686. e-29 glimpses Essex, STEPHEN W. GRANT, of the streets and ways shown on said Lost and Found of these wearers of purchaser at the time and place of Wellesley, in the County of Norfolk, plan in common with others having 1.1•• the greasepaint and just hots, sale, and the balance of the pur- ANDOVER SAVINGS ItANK pass wth in said Commonwealth, and JOHN like rights therein for all purposes Help Wanted—Male f ng for a producer "it's all chase price within ten (10) days Book No. 51,943 has been lost and In a GRANT, of New Canaan in the for which streets and ways are com- is day's work" thereafter at the offices of Davis & application has been made for pay- MAINTENANCE - HOUSE MAN. itate of Connecticut, praying that monly used in the Town of Andover. x- Welch, Esquires, No. 6 Pleasant ment in accordance with Sec. 20, Apply manager at Andover Inn. tey be appointed executors thereof Said premises are subject to an Street, Malden, Massachusetts. Chap. 167 of the General Lnws. Tel. GR 5-5903. f-29 without giving a surety on their bonds. Easement to the Lawrence Gas Com- Payment has been stopped. WARREN INSTITUTION o. WEST SCHOOL If you desire to object thereto you pany as set forth in instrument dated FOR SAVINGS, Mortgagee. b-29-6-I3 in :r your attorney should file a written March 15, 1956, and recorded with Dogs, Cats and Pets k PTA NEWS By ALBERT E. PFEFFERLE, rpearance in said Court at Salem said Deeds in Book 832, Page 111, MERRIMACK VALLEY NATIONAL The West Elementary P.T.A Treasurer. BANK pass Book No. '2652 has GROOMING, BOARDING, A,LI. Before ten o'clock in the forenoon on and to an Easement to the Lawrence 15-22-29 been lost and application has Breeds. Choice Brittany Pups. Officers met at the home of t the seventeenth day of October 1960, Electric Company, as set forth in been made for payment in accord- Kaymore Kennels at Salem Depot, President, Dr. Albert Greenberg the return day of this citation. instrument dated March 15, 1956, and ed Commonwealth of Massachusetts ance with Sec. 20, Chap. 1u7 of N.11. (.all TWinbrook 8-2496. k-TF of North st., recently and com- Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es. recorded with said Deeds, in Book !al Essex, ss. the General Laws. Payment has pleted plans for the coming year. ;sire, First Judge of said Court, this 832, Page 111, and to drainage Superior Court To all persons interested in THE iid twenty-first day of September 1960. easements of record. been stooped. 6.15-22-29 Articles for Sale The first meeting will he a pot ANDOVER PRESS (Limited), a cor- 1<, JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register Being part of the same premises luck supper Oct. 5 at 6:30 In the poration duly organized under the STEINWAY GRAND PIANO. No r. l'ortilinson 6 Hatch, Attys, .conveyed to this grantor by Melch School Cafeteria. Those present laws of the said Commonwealth of Services Offered dealers please. Call GR 5-3019 s- in Essex Street, Bros. Corp., by deed duly recorded were first vice president, Massachuseits and having an usual after 11 a.m. 1-29-6 Mrs, ',valence, Mass. 29-6-13 with said Deeds." EXPERT INVISIBLE WEAVING or. place of business Robert I linman; second vice presi- Said premises will be sold subject Andover, in the all types of wearing apparel mater- )., County of Essex, ACME PULLMAN-TYPE Combina- dent, Richard McKallagat; treas- TOWN OF ANDOVER to all unpaid taxes, tax titles, and ials. Burns, mothholes and tears r, tion Stove, Refrigerator and Sink. urer, Mrs. Ronald Valentine; PUBLIC HEARING municipal liens, if any. GREETING: mended invisibly. Special attention Excellent for apartment or summer WHEREAS, a petition for the dis- d. The Public Hearing scheduled for Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars to Gabardines, Rayons and Silks. cottage. Only slightly used. Can secretary, Mrs. Warren Aldaker; solution of the said corporation has Id Monday, October 17, 1960, at 8:30 will be required to be paid by the Free estimates cheerfully given. be seen by appointment. Call Mr. Mrs. I.ee, faculty adviser and been filed in our Superior Court to PM in the Conference Room, 2nd purchaser at the time and place of Mrs. lielen II. Koester, 142 Love. within and for the County of Essex; Seabury at GR 5-5903. 1-29 Miss Isabel Bobbie, schoolprinci- Floor, Town Hall, Andover, Mass., sale, and the balance of the purchase joy Rd., Andover.•GII 5-3823. CTF TAKE NOTICE, if you object pal. :n the petition of FRED J. JONES price within ten (10) days thereafter' thereto, that on the first Monday of lora renewal of his permit to remove at the office of Davis & Welch, Es- GENERAL WORK - LANDSCAP- Realtors November next, which Monday is the ;ravel for sale from property owned quires, No. 6 Pleasant Street, Mal- ING, Cellars and Attics Cleaned. return day of this notice, or within Grade A. Loam. Sand, Filling and DOUGLAS N. REAL'FOIL Grange Won :y Stefan Dembkoskl on Lowell Jct. den, Massachusetts. such further time as the law allows, 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone rod has been postponed to Monday, WARREN INSTITUTION Stones. Snow Plowing. T. Romano you must cause your written appear- GR 5-5100, evenings 'Al 5-2423. rtober 31, 1960, at 8:30 PM. FOR SAVINGS, mortgagee Trucking, Tel. Andover GR 5-1388; ance to be entered in the office of MU 6-5626. C-TF State Award BOARD OF SELECTMEN BY: ALBERT E. PFEFFERLE, the Clerk of said Court, at Salem, EUGENE A. BERNARDIN, JR. Treasurer. Andover Grange members were in said County first above-named. kAIRTAINS - WASHED, IRONED awarded the state award for their Chairman 15-22-29 Wanted to Buy Date of issue HEREOF FAIL NOT, at your peril, and starched. Also draperies and Jelly & Jams at the Carnival and as otherwise said petition may be other household ironing. Prices :4Pt. 29, 1960 NOTICE OF ANTIQUES OH Alt IIIIN'; old. Fair, which was held last Saturday MORTGAGEE'S SALE adjudged and orders and decrees easonable. Call DR 5-2756. C-TF Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and at G range hall in Bradford. NOTICE OF Lots 8 and 9 Nancy Circle, entered therein In your absence. LAWN MOWING - HAVE all equip- Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, They were also awarded IT. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Andover, Massachusetts. By the Court, ment needed. Free estimates. Call China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, prizes in cash for their exhibits Lot 6 Nancy Circle, By virtue of the power of sale con- PHILIP A. HENNESSEY, GR 5-1145 after 6 p.m. Andover, Massachusetts. Clerk. Furniture, Etc., William F. Gra- of fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Alex tained in a certain mortgage given c-1.8-15-22-29 By virtue of the power of sale corn by JOHN BRIGUGLIO, being married September 19, 1960 ham Jr., 15.5 Golden Hill Ave., I lende rson won the door prize. All The foregoing is a true copy. Ilaverhill, Mass. Telephone Haver- pined in a certain mortgage given by to MARIE C. BRIGUGLIO, to the SMITTY'S REPAIRING AND RE- the Jellies were made by Grange Attest: -bill Drake 23708. Will call to look. :OHN BRIGUGLIO, being married to Warren Institution for Savings, dated FINISHING Furniture. Call MUr- members and the Vegetables and E. PHILIP LITTLE:FIELD V-TF MARIE C. BRIGUGLIO, to the Warren April 14, 1959, and recorded with dock 8-7154. c-22-29-TF Fruit were also raised by Andover luditution for Savings, dated July Essex North District Deeds in Book Assistant Clerk. PHILLIPS ACADEMY GRADUATE G rangers. ', 1959, and recorded with Essex 892, Page 65, and for breach of the 22-29-6 CUSTOM-MADE HUTCHES, Tables buying picture frames, old desks, North District Deeds, in Boole 897, conditions therein contained, and and Early American Furniture jewelry, dishes, dolls and marble Those who attended the Fair Commonwealth of Massachusetts we re Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pole 146, and for breach of the con- for the purpose of foreclosing the hand-crafted in Andover. Choice top furniture. Tel. Lawrence, Mur- ditions therein contained, and for same and all the right in equity of PROBATE COURT of woods. • Also kitchen cabinets. dock 8-3072 or write 22 Lowell Peterson, Wilbur Livingston and Docket No. 266025 :he purpose of foreclosing the same any person having any title or in- Reasonably priced. Top workman- Street, Boston, Mass. V-TF Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henderson. Essex, ss. ad all the right in equity of any terest in the granted premises to re- ship. Call GR 5-1738 after 5 p.m. To all persons interested in the ;erson having any title or interest in deem the same, there will be sold at c-15-2Z-29 MEMORIAL FLOWERS estate of BERNT W. W. NEWHALL, Television Service tie granted premises to redeem the public auction, on the premises here- late of Andover in said County, de• The very lovely flowers on the tame, there will be sold at public inafter described, on Thursday, Oct- FREE ESIIMA'l ES on television ceased and to the ATTORNEY Help Wanted—Female e Altar of the West Church last :action, on the premises hereafter ober 13, 1960, at 11:00 o'clock in the repairs. Television Radio- Labora- JENERAL of said Commonwealth: Sunday morning were the gift of iescrlbed on Thursday, October 13, forenoon, all and singular, the HOUSECLEANING ONE MORNING tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized A petition has been presented to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteside .160, at 10:30 a.m., all and singular, premises conveyed by said mortgage, a week in Andover. Call in early for Jordan-Marsh Service. W-TE said Court, for probate of a certais ne'premises conveyed by said mort- namely; morning GR 5-1816. e-29 of Shawsheen rd. instrument purporting to be the last ng.; namely; "A certain parcel of land, together Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN The Rev. I Iowa rd Andrews, Pas- will of said deceased by NELLIE B. appointments by telephone for the "A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon, situated tor of the West Church, attended BAILEY, of Andover in the County of These with the buildings thereon, situated on Nancy Circle, in Andover, Esser next two-month period. Essex, praying that she be appointed the Ministers' Conference held in a Nancy Circle, in Andover, Essex County, Massachusetts, and being special diagnostic examinations executrix thereof without giving a FOR SALE Framingham the first part of the 'Jounty, Massachusetts, and being shown as Lots 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 on a which include laboratory, x-ray surety on her bond. Custom-Built, Brick week. shown as Lot 6 on a plan entitled, plan entitled, "Franklin Gardens, and pathological examinations, If you desire to object thereto you RANCH HOME "Franklin Gardena, dated June 10, Dated June 10, 1955, W.A. Mason and etc., are made only on Thursday PERSONALS or your attorney should file a written .155, by W.L. Mason and Son, C.E., Son, C.F. and Surveyors," and being in appearance in said Court at Salem evenings starting at 5:30 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Fay II. Elliott, ad Surveyors," and being plan No. plan 3086, recorded with Essex North before ten o'clock in the forenoon on are available to thegeneralpublic. WEST ANDOVER 3386, recorded with Essex North Dis- District Deeds, to which plan refer- 84 Summer st., visited Massena, the third day of October, 1960, the 9-rooms with 4 bed- trict Registry of Deeds. ence is made for further description N. Y. and the 13illion Dollar St. return day of this citation. rooms and separate dining Said premises are further bounded of said premises. Past Matrons Lawrence Seaway and Power Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- ad described as follows: This conveyance is made subject room; one I an d sc ap ed Projects. quire, First Judge of said Court, this NORTHERLY by Lot 7, on said to and with the benefit of easements, Were Entertained acre; 2-car garage; 1', A late summer vacation from seventh day of September, 1960. plan, 224.20 feet; restrictions, and rights of ways of JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register The Past Matrons of Andover tile baths; large patio her duties as secretary of Indian WESTERLY by land now or for- record, if any, insofar as the same Ridge Country Club is being en- 15-22-29 chapter 187, O.E.S., were enter- barbeque, etc. merly .of William F. D'Annolfo, on are now in force and applicable and tained at a lobster dinner at the joyed by Mrs. Helen S. Twigg aid plan, 215 feet; appurtenant to said premises. Call MU 3-8967, anytime Commonwealth of Massachusetts summer home of Mr. and Mrs. in Washington, D. C. She will visit SOUTHERLY by Lot 5, on said Being the same premises conveyed P RO BATE COURT Alex Anderson at Rye Beach, N.H., the main office of Country Club Docket No. 247893 recently. Developers the re and play golf at Essex, ss. This was the first meeting of the Lakewood Country Club in Rock- To all persons interested in the GEO. W. HORNE CO. trust estate under the will of PHILIP fall season and the Past Matrons ville Md. Mrs. Twigg is accom- in attendance were Mrs. Arthur panied by her aunt, Mrs. Frank LAWRENCE, MASS. F. RIPLEY, late of Andover in said TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK County, deceased, for the benefit of Keating, Mrs. George Barrett, Bartlett. MABEL B. RIPLEY AND OTHERS: MASON SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Lionel The trustee of said estate has Jeffrey Hall of Dasconib rd., Telephone MU 7-7339 Established 1854 Buckley, Mrs. Ruth Timmons, has commenced his Junior year at presented to said Court for allowance Mrs. Alex Thompson, Mrs. George the University of Massachusetts its first, second and third accounts. Manning, Mrs. Leo Waldron, Mrs. If you desire to object thereto you Helen Burnham, Miss Nellie Ir- in Amherst. or your attorney should file a written Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Crotch Mrs. James Gillespie, Mrs. ARNOLD vine, SPORTS CAR PERFORMANCE ... appearance in said Court at Salem entertained a group of their neigh- before ten o'clock in the forenoon on Harold Stone, Mrs. Ilarrison bors and friends at their home ... SMALL CAR ECONOMY - the third day of October 1960, the re-' Brown, Mrs. David Lawson and AUTOMOBILE Chandler cir. Saturday evenim: turn day of this citation. Mrs. Alex Anderson. , Twenty-four friends enjoyed: Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- BROKERAGE Shiskabob supper served in tic AUSTIN-HEALEY quire, First Judge of said Court, this Square Dance Class game room. Following the suppc THE COMPLETE LINE - SALES & SERVICL ninth day of September 1960• WITH and JOHN J. ':OSTELLO, Register Holds 2nd Session the guestq enjoyed games 15-22-29 dancing. The beginner square dance class SERVICE Mrs. Luella Bartlett of High Evening Clinic sponsored by the Raytheon Em- Plain rd. and Mrs. Helen Twigg ployees Activities Association will WE HAVE THE of Summer st. are enjoying a Accepts Appointments hold its second session Wednesday, , week's vacation in Washington Cancer symptoms too often be- Oct. 5, at the Memorial Gymna- sium of the Junior High School. CAR TO FIT I). C. come apparent in later stages of disease. More than 75 percent of The first class meeting Sept. 21 YOUR NEEDS all cancer can be cured if found was attended by 103 area resi- Every FRIDAY At in the early stages, officials of dents, but the committee in charge AND the Boston Evening Clinic Cancer states that there is still room for any adults who may wish to be- RICKEY'S AUSTIN A-55 Detection Center, have explained. POCKETBOOK The Cancer Prevention and come proficient in this popular - with new styling inside - FISH - and out, is for the entire Detection Center, an affiliate of recreation. Mr. and Mrs. AuberyA.Stewart, FRIED CLAMS f to enjoy. Available the non-profit 34-year old clinic SEE US TODAY in the color combinatido at 314 Commonwealth ave., Bos- 6 Shepley st., are serving as co- TEL. MU 2-4645 - you like best. ton, an institution which recently treasurers of the Rocketeers For Fast— - CHIPS Square Dance Club, which is AND SELECTED USED CARS passed its 800,000 adniittance, is EAT OR TAKE HOME a part-pay, public health service assisting in the organization of the courteous Service beginner class. Mr. and Mrs. Ste- 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. dedicated to detect early cancer I/ RAILROAD ST. Service INC. wart are also members of the For Quick C. W. DILLON and precancerous conditions when ACROSS FROM TYER RUBBER Phone DR 5- 3012 arrest and cure are most certain. TOWII Travelers, a Lowell square 1-15 OXFORD ST. 53 WATER ST. LAWRENCE ANDOVEg GR 5-2321 - Next to Depot - The Center is now accepting dance club. 1 .0 THURSDAY Jur ANDOVER TOWNSMAN SEPTEMBER 29, 1960 WOMEN WILL HEAR Mrs. Besecker is the director APPOINT DIRECTOR World-Wide Day MRS. BESFCKER FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOL School Dance Mrs. liorace Besecker of the of Camps Rosemary and Meadow. crest, located at Farrington ((:ontinued from Page inf. 1 Boston City Missionary Society Plans Underway Memorial Hall in Lincoln. Tbe Friday At 8 The United Church Women of will speak to the Free Church Women's Union, after a covered supper will be served at 6:30 and The Andover I ligh Pep Club and Andover are making plans for the is open to all ladies of the parish. the Cheerleaders will sponsor a celebration of World Community dish supper, Wednesday, Oct. 5. dance Friday night, in the High Day Nov. 4, under the chairman- School cafeteria, from 8-11. ship of Mrs. Kenneth Minard. BRING YOUR Theme of the dance is "Transi- Meeting at Mrs. Minard's home tion", from summer to school. yesterday to plan this event were t. Proceeds from the affair will help the following committee members: pay for new uniforms for the cheer- Mrs. P. W. Moody, Ballard Vale leaders. United Church; Mrs. H. Allison PizemOtit Sue Wennik and Joan LeGendre, Morse, Andover Baptist Church; head cheerleaders, and Janice Mrs. Thomas 11. Simmonds, Free TO SIMEONE'S Bowman, president of the Pep Christian Church; Mrs. Louis Club, are co-chairmen. Miss Ann lloitsma, Cochran Chapel; Mrs. YOUR PRESCRIPTION IS Strout and Mrs. Paul Simeone are George Street, Christ Church; OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT the faculty advisers for this event. Mrs. A r thu r Kerwein, South Decorations are in charge of Church; and Mrs. Thomas Mikvla, FALL 8 WINTER HOURS Roseanne Clark, Cathy St. Ger- West Parish Church. NOW IN EFFECT maine, Carolyn Robertson, Maureen Sullivan, Nicki Tsepas, Weekdays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Faith Bloom, Sandra Stowell, ACADEMY Janice Bowman. Mary K. Barrett, BARBER SHOP S. SCOTT BARTCIIY Charlene Benedetti, Wendy Sand- 91, MAIN ST. NEAR. A & P berg, Gail Hutchens and Barbara 3 BARIBEFiS GOOD SERVICE (SIMEONE PHARMACY Church, Arcadia, Indiana. McCafferty are in charge of re- The released time program will Mutt. — Cues. — Wed. 8:30 to 6 2 MAIN STREET AT ANDOVER SQUARE freshments. rrt. Sat..8:30 to 7 begin here Oct. 11, with classes TEL. GR 5-0418 Tickets are being handled by 1 );;I. 0 sLI. DAY THURSDAYS held at the South Church for any Cathy O'Shea and Wendy Williams. student of junior high age who Gail Grange, Dorothy Minzner wishes to attend. and Barbara Johnson are handling Registration for the classes will dance programs. Nancy Cole and be held at the Junior High Oct. 3, Pep Club homeroom representa- and a parental consent card will be tives are in charge of publicity. required from all those who wish Cheerleaders working on the to attend. affair, in addition to those named, Royal Arch Chapter are Jane Simeone, Heidi Petzold, Nancy Whitworth, Cathy O'Shea, .4111111,t; Marks Anniversary Priscilla May, Louise Johnston Mt. Sinai Royal Arch Chapter, and Wendy Sandberg. Look smart York Rite, of Lawrence, will ob- LOCAL GIRLS AT serve its 100th anniversary with BRADFORD JR. COLLEGE a four-day celebration beginning Miss Susan J. Treanor returned today, at 6 p.m., in Lawrence to Bradford Junior College, Brad- ... feel right! Masonic Temple. ford, for her senior year when the The Grand Chapter Degree team college opened for its 158th year. will exemplify the Royal Arch Miss Treanor is the daughter of ,ith degree on a group of candidates Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Treanor of at the regular meeting tonight, Hobby Ilorse Farm. She was a starting the observance. Tomor- member of the Welcoming Com- row, at 6:30, the Grand Royal mittee at the college. ANTON'S Chapter of Massachusetts willhold Miss Lois Salin, daughter of its quarterly convocation in Law- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Salin, rence, starting with a supper in 371 North Main st., entered Brad- Dry Cleaning the banquet hall at 6:30. This will ford Junior College. 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