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C0PYIW1 1963 WIlMUIGTONNiWSCO WC WILMINGTON, MASS., JULY 13, 1983 PUB. NO. 635 340 658 2346 28TH YEAR, NO 28 All RIGHTS Rf StHVED 26 PAGES
Fight over WHS principal continues
The fighting continues over Award lor Massachusetts. Once The superintendent is only the selection of a new high again, however, this candidate required to nominate those school principal. Al a special received only McMenimen's people she leels are best suited meeting on Thursday, July 7, the vote. lor the job. She can refuse to school committee twice rejected Committee member Bridget name any other person. Mc Superintendent Dr. Carol Zukas praised Connelly tor his Menimen said. "This process is Sager's nomination of David line educational and laid out by state law to take Sweeney, assistant principal of organizational skills, but said politics out ol it." She added taht Foxboro High School. That," she could not vole tor him it was not up lo the board to coupled with their rejection of because of his "strong and long decide how Dr. Sager should this candidate at a previous background as an elementary make her selections. meeting, totalled three negative teacher and principal." She said Accardi explained that he was votes. Linda McMenimen was she would prefer a candidate not trying to change the law. He the only board member to cast with more experience at the said, however, that he relused to an affirmative vote, and John high school level. be a "rubber stamp lor the Brooks refused to vote. The McMenimen countered Zukas' superintendent." Dr. Sager uses school committee will continue comments by saying, "There's this (law 1 as a political sword the discussion of a new high no better training ground to under the throats ol Ihe school school principal at its meeting learn about high school kids committee." Lack of water hampered firefighters' efforts to save this vacant house in a remote area of McMenimen continued the Totally ■on Wednesday, July 13. at 7:30 than by starting in elementary North Wilmington on Friday afternoon. The fire was one of two suspected cases of arson last p.m. in the high school library. school. It's like being a parent; discussion, saying that Dr. destroyed week. According lo state law, the you have to grow into it." Sager was doing what she superintendent may recom- Commilteeman Anthony thought was morally right, and mend the same person to the Accardi said he wanted to see the board had no right to try to committee for three consecutive Dr. Sager nominate each of the impose its morals on her Arson suspected in house fires votes. Once that person has been six finalists to the board in "Nobody has to explain what rejected all three times, she alphabetical order since all six could happen to a superin- must recommend a new can- are supposed to possess the tendent who holds steadlast spreading into adjoining woods. p.m. Two tires of suspicious origin didate. Sager did just that, necessary qualifications of a against Ihe wishes of the They made frequent trips to a The vacant, uninsured house struck empty homes in nominating Dr. Joseph Con- high school principal. II they are board." she interjected. hydrant on the Gillette property was owned by R.J. Kelly of Wilmington last week. One nelly, principal of Wilmington's not all qualified to do the job. he Bridget Zukas said she to reload the tanks. Burlington, a real estate house was totally destroyed, the North Intermediate School. She went on. 'then our superin- resented the implication that the A man living in the area developer, who is planning an other moderately damaged. commended Connelly, who tendent lacks administrative board had made or received any reported seeing a motorcyclist industrial development. The The first fire was discovered recently received the Out- authority" because she was the threats regarding the selection near the house shortly before the property is located opposite the just after midnight on the standing Principal ol the Year one who selected the six fr.om of a new high school principal. lire was discovered, about :i tracks Irom Service Warehouse. morning ol Wednesday, July 8. the 50 total applicants for the McMenimen explained that she in the Mein home, located position. If she can not leel did not mean to say the board between Faulkner Avenue and comfortable nominating each ol had been threatening anybody, Miller Road. Firefighters were New zoning bylaw signed the six candidates to the board, but rather that she hersell had able lo save the structure. The he explained, then he would like received threats "I received a cause was logged as arson. her to "state her personal phone call." she said, "that if I On Friday afternoon, Wilmington's amendments lo with slate law. Hurley reasons for being opposed to didn't vote for a certain can- The former designations foi firefighters were able to do little the zoning bylaw, voted in town There was one change each candidate." didate. I wouldn't be re- to slop a fire in a vacant house meeting on May 16 and 17 ol this Assistant Attorney General house lots. SKA and SKBi This suggestion, however, elected." off Ballardvale Street. The year, have been signed by At- Henry F. OOnnell deleted two according lo zoning no longer does jiot comply with the state The meeting, attended by up exist, now that the new bylaw former Pasquale Nardone home torney General Francis Bellotti. lines before the law was signed law regarding the process of to 75 interested residents, ad- was located in an area with no The attorney general signed on by Bellotti has been signed Instead there choosing a high school principal. journed alter only 25 minutes hydrants. Firefighters worTced June 30 and Wilmington's Lines 4 and 5. ol paragraph are "K" designations. Kill is the designation for the smallest from the tanks in the lire constable. Arthur Lynch has 3.7 1. adopted under article 1, The New Joseph's engines, but had only enough posted the bylaws in accordance had the winds 'adult book store legal house lol in Wilmington. water to keep the lire from and adull motion pictures" 10,000 square leel. deleted, by O't'oiinell There are two other sizes. K20 FLAMING HEARTH O'Coiinell. in a letter to the lin.ooo square feet) and K60. NOLAN'S HEARTHSIDE town clerk, said that "many 160,000 square leel). The 20.000 RESTAURANT activities covered by the deleted ligure is slightly smaller than Rte. 125 North Andover words have been held lo be the former 22,500 square feel ligure 1250 Osgood St • 688-8200 SUN - WED protected lust Amendment rights Sec Young v American Legal too. is a new zoning Complete Restaurant & Lounge July Specials DINNER MiniThealres, Inc., 427 US 50 bylaw concept. first proposed in the Town Crier, that ol In- Thurs, Fri & Sat » 95 iiyTb! and Scliad v. Borough ol FOR TWO Mount Kphiaim. 452 US 61 dustrial Park /.oning. That type Open Hearth Cooking Clambake 10 ol zoning, all office buildings 119811. Not only do we have the We also have fine One Boiled lobster. Coin on the Cob. Native $ 95 and laboratories, wilh a Sleameis. Nolan's Fries Chowder. Salad 4 Bread 11 riic amendments, as they are Bar termed, constitute a new set ol minimum area ol 80,DIM) square BEST Seafood Specialties Choice ol seven entrees TWIN /oiling bylaws lor Wilmington, feet, is now possible in including: 95 includes: with some extensive changes Wilmington SELECTION LOBSTERS 12 Potato, soup, They were prepared by planning Oilier business zonings, all ol OF Swordfish, Scrod Two Boned Lobsters Corn on the Cob Nolan's Fries. consultant Kevin Hurley ol which existed in previous years, Chowder. Salad & Bread Ba> Salad & Bread Bar Lobster, Shrimp Concord The Iwo lines which include Neighborhood Business, 16 0Z BONELESS General Business, Industrial Fried Clams *fi95 were deleted were put into the Beef SIRLOIN STEAK 8 bylaws a I llie suggestion ol Mr and the special zoning called in the Scallops & Sole Potato soup, Salad & Bread Bar High Density, lor businesses Planning board which attract a lot ol cars to the Merrimack Also Chicken Reservations parking lots Valley During the approves lot accepted Lamb & Pork dishes Happy Hour Tickets M,i|(» credit at Bar Month of July for pizza parlor cards accepted Mon • Fri 3 6 Entertainment We will open on A plan ol land lor a pizza Oh (AiCOtli • Daily Luncheon Specials Open your own parlor along Lowell Street and & Dancing near Maple Meadow Brook was , Chance • Open 7 Days a Week as little as 25* a drink Sundays at 4:00 p.m. f in ihe Lounge signed b\ the Wilmington . alon Great hair care Thurs. Fri & Sat evenings • Entertainment Thurs, Fri & Planning Hoard on July 12 Sat evenings Gift Certificates Available The plan is lor a lot winch lor Men & Women includes 66.455 square leel ol al attordable prices Easy to reach from Rtes. 133, 93 & 495 Happy Hour 885 Main St., Tewksbury 851-8806 land, owned by Michael McCoy 658-7926 The frpnl part has been zoned WHEN IN BOSTON VISIT OUR OTHER FINE Mon Fri 3:00 - 6 00 Hearty Fare - Friendly People 364 R Middlesex Ave for High Density The plan was in the North Wilmington Waterfront Restaurant Joseph's Aquarium signed by three members ol the Railraod Station 100 Atlantic Ave 523-4000 Valet Parking Reservations accepted board, with iwo abstentions. Storwpod 65™444 KTAssociates, Inc. ^^ -OFFERING THE FINES T IN NEW AND USED HOMES'' Ralph E Newhouse. President 37 LOWELL STREET 658-7666 Maureen Foresteire WILMINGTON. MA 01887 SALES MANAGER (dasalot IReal £[state T Now 312...... Main St,M Wilmington, ull~.lm~tnn UmlM«M. Inc. HC MF Please give us a call for a free evaluation of your home. HOME Accepting 1983co/o„,a/ FREE EVALUATION rjaM for your appointment Park Mall • • • • • i ! • 1 1 • • • • • 658-8100 LIFE fir YOUR HOME T0DAYI Auto Insurance WILMINGTON Larry & Marion Cushing 4P. L.M.C. Industries, Inc. r ^Tiffney's Fuel Co., tmOfX Dwie'ft 50 GAL 100 GAL PLUS CASH CASH FREE c£ Servinq: Billenca. Tewksbury. Wilminqton 'O^? CONGRATULATIONS GL4SS $ Q7C EILEEN Fue£ 65 *f 1 ^ wf delivery 100 GaiionsMmimum CASH ONLY bO Gallons Delivery Available FUEL0IL Oil Delivery 24 Hour Service Burner Service Prices subject Nights - Holidays- Weekends FROM A FREE 340 MAIN ST. CR 7 7107 ?4 H0UR U / 1 OU f DEL'VFRY FRIEND WILMINGTON ° and SERVICQ 10 chan9e $ 00 Pe 00 Gals Opinion of Value • Propane • Soda I frice 1 / Gal. j 6o7-B042 UcmnsmdLictnstd tuoolfrtupplltr of So»e/«lSptclil FutlaFu»l» OO/-OIWZ • Kerosene • Ice KEROSENE 21 ZMZ On.tltm dtllvry to Construct/on Co 1 Trucking Co. 944-217 Birthdays will become a teenager. greetings With Tewksbury Avenue, Wilmington will be a be celebrating for the 23rd time dean's list for the spring Michael Spencer of Laite July 17 will mark the special residents Cheryl Maclntire of year wiser on July 22 and will on July 17 and will share semester at the University of Road, Tewksbury blew out the day of Ann (Crowley) Sexton of Lowe Street. Michelle Eithier of share greetings with Donna greetings with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maine at Farmirigton. candles lor the ninth time on Chester Circle. Tewksbury, Bridge Street and Julie Busa ol Biase of Williams Avenue, Brian Glllts of Randolph Road. July 9. Debra Higgins ol Grasshopper McKenzie Circle. Pupa of Eames Street who will Wilmington who will be Word processing Mary Ann White ol Suncrest Lane who will be nine and Mallhew Jarek of Cleghorn be 12 and Tewksbury residents celebrating for the 45th time on Middlesex Community Avenue, Wilmington will turn Jennifer Lees of Foster Road Lane. Tewksbury will become a Diane Burgess ol Birch Street, the same day. College is olfering a word another page on July 16 and will who will be 12. teenager on July 19 and will Steven Tsintsos of Westland Joe and Rose Rexlord oi processing (railing course that share greetings with Tewksbury Kelli Cassidy of Williams share his special day with Drive and Scott Angelo of -Van Federal Street. Wilmington will lakes only two weeks to com- residents Timothy Lane ol Avenue, Wilmington will blow Christine Juskiewicz of Buren Road. celebrate their 46th anniversary plele. The 15-hour program Shawsheen Street and Kathy out the candles lor the eighth Shawsheen Street, who will be July 23 will mark the special on July 18. accepts three students with a Galvin ol Rogers Street. Kathy lime on July 18 and will share 12. Stephen McCarthy of North day of Paul Farrell of Mass. July 21 will mark the 21st minimum typing ability ol 45 Street. Walk Macbonald of Avenue. Wilmington, Dr. John anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. words per minute lor each Edytli Drive and Wilmington Marshall ol Lowell Street, and Daniel Bonus of Grove Avenue, session. residents Diane Plummer of Tewksbury residents Keith Wilmington. Sessions begin every other #vents Edwards Road. Danny Bemis of Carpenter . of Baldwin Street. week - classes meet days or Grove Avenue. Debra Shulelt of who will be nine on the 23rd, Jim Silver anniversaries evenings, Burlington Campus. Weds., July 13, 20. 27. & Aug 3: Wed.. July 20: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Wedgwood Avenue. Carol Edwards of Pine Street and Billy and Ruth Pernn of Amos Terrace Hall Avenue. Call 275- 6 to8 p.m.. Biking course by Wil. and7:30to9p.m.. Rep. Micelial McGinn ol Fatrview Avenue and Mike Piccolo of Trinity Court. Road, will observe their 25th 8910, ext 295 to register. Comm. Schools Inc. Call 658- 4A Colonial Park Mall. Wil. Sheila Bradbury ol Clark Street wedding anniversary on July 19. t/ 8592. Wed.. July 20: 9:30 to 11:30 who will be lour on July 19. (■olden Agers Doug and Claire Maguire of Neighbors recuperating Wed.. July 13: Parents a.m., at DAV Post, Main Street, July 20 will mark the special Members of Wilmington's Livingston Street. Tewksbury Ruth Kusso ol Winter Street, Without Partners newcomers Wil., Cong. Markey's Veterans day ol Anita Backman of Golden Age Club on the current will dance the Anniversary and neighbor Vera Tousignanl meeting. Call 475-2276. Affairs Workshop; noon to 2 Aldrich Road. Wilmington. birthday list include Dorothy WaUffc tor the 25th time on July are recuperating at home Thurs.. July 14: Boston p.m. Workshop at Tewks. Town Loretta Valente ol Kairmeadow Frottenol Wildwood Street, July 20. following surgery Harbor cruise and Quincy Hall. Road. Karen Spahl ol Draper 17; and Anne Lilley of Mass. Market tour, call 658-6512. Thurs.. July 21: 9:30a.m. toll Drive. Richard McHugh ol Avenue on July 22. To enter Francis Santoro Thurs., July 14: 2;30 p.m., a.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m., Rep. Church Street. Pat Gilligan ol To enter an item in Bits & Francis Santoro. son of Joseph "National Velvet" to be shown Miceli at Tewks. Town Hall. Chestnut Street and Scott Anniversaries Pieces, call the Town Crier al and Marion Santoro ol Mane at Tewks. Patten Library. Thurs.. July 21: 7:30 p.m., Lamon ol Pennacook Road. The John Spencers of Laite 658-2346 days and Tuesday Street. Tewksbury. has been Sun., July 17: 4:30 p.m., St. intormative meeting at 173 Tewksbury who will become a Road. Tewksbury observed nights or 658-2907 other nights named to Xi Sigma Pi al the Dorothy's picnic for Tewks. and Church Street, Wil. for parents teenager. their 10th wedding anniversary and weekends. Ask for BeeDee. University ol Massachusetts at Wil. seniors. Sign up at Tewks. considering the Abundant Life Susan Joyce of Kelley Road, on July 7. Amhersl. Xi Sigma Pi is a Senior Center. School. Wilmington, and Tewksbury Jean and John Foley of Bir- Day camping National forestry honor society Mon.. July IK: Whist party al Tues.. Aug. 2: 7:30 p.m. residents John Priest ol Hoover chwood Road, Wilmington will Day camping is the name ol Drop-in Center. Wil. Plaza, 1 lounried m 1908. Concert on Wil. Common, Road and Camillc Michals of dance the Anniversary Waltz for the game al the Greater Lowell Santoro is majoring in p in. Cloggers. and Oak Park. County Road will be celebrating the 30th time on July 16. Family YMCA, as youngsters forestry at L'Mass. He Tues., July 19: 7:30 p.m. Thurs.. Aug. 18: Senior on July 21. Ron and Carol Isabelle of between the ages of six and 12 graduated from Tewksbury Concert on Wil. Common, Scott Citizens' Day al Salisbury Methias Pellenn ol Burlington Dewey Street, Tewksbury will participate in a variety of ac- Memorial High School in 1970. and Gleason. Beach Call 851-5949. tivities designed to provide fun, learning and a chance to make Patten Library friends, Tewksbury's Patten Public NOTICE OF Brochures and applications Library will show the movie Dr. K.M. Leavitt, are available at the YMCA. or "National Velvet." starring PUBLIC HEARING call 454-7825. Membership is not Mickey Rooney and Elizabeth Podiatrist Minuteman Home Care Corporation/Area required. Taylor on Thursday i July 14) at Is pleased to make his sen/ices available Agency on Aging will hold a public hearing at 2:30 p.m. The lilm lasts lor two 10:00 A.M. at the John F, Kennedy School of Beth Conanl hours. to the people of Wilmington Religion, Robert Kennedy Auditorium, 1997 Beth Conant ol Arlene Children seven and older and Jor the practice of Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington on July 29, Avenue, Wilmington is among 1983 on the Three Year Area Plan on aging for adults are welcome to attend Medicine and Surgery of the Fiscal Years 1984-1986. tin- 282 students named to the Infant to Adult Foot and Ankle. The Plan sets priorities for the spending of funds under Title III of the Older Americans Act 'Dr. CeaMt is in association vlith for FY 1984 in the Minuteman Planning and Ser- Dr. AJ. Mauaalia, Podiatrist. vice-Area which includes Acton, Arlington, Bed- ford. Boxborough, Burlington, Carlisle. 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TEWKSBUHY/WILMINGTON ELKS LODGE 2070 ANSWERS ELKS "When it comes to dieting, we know the answers because we've done it NEWS ourselves THIS MESSAGE FOR F.IKS & THEIR GUESTS We've lost our excess weight and learned how to prepare and eat FAMILY PICNIC $10 per family lutritionally sound, natural loods as Saturday, July 23 well as the proper excercise one Chicken, corn, hamburgers, hotdogs needs to live a healthy, active lite. walermellon, cold drinks, etc Tickets sold at the Bar or see Dale Lobsien Now we are teaching others to do the same—controlling their oun FRI & SAT JULY 15 & 16 weight And we're showing dieters how to win at the losing game! So Entertainment in the Lounge |pick up that phone we've got the answers EVERY TUESDAY Let us help you! Call today for a free, ELKS BINGO introductory consultation. EARLY BIRD 7:15 p.m. TEWKSBURY 657-8129 VhJS DIET 2230 Main St 18 REGULAR ,-,.„„ Choate Symmes DRACUT 452-1240 GAMES OU each Hospital Hospital Cor. of Pleasant & Bridge Sts. 21 Warren Avenue Hospital Road THIS AD WORTH $10.00 OFF 2 INTERMISSION 2 WINNER Woburn. MA 01801 Arlington. MA 02174 towards your first week at 933-6700 646-1500 GAMES Vhb TAKES ALL . GAMES DIET CENTER TOWN CRIER. JULY 13. 1983
Regional Health Center news
Support group for parents good health for those who have nutritional of hyperactive children or health risks and are economically in A new educational series and support need. Eligible families may have incomes "FISCAL FITNESS" group lor parents of hyperactive children at 185 percent of the poverty level, for was began at the Regional Health Center in example, up to $276 per week for a family of Wilmington, June 29. three. The first speaker was David S. Salomon, Participants in the program are M.D., Regional Health Center pediatrician, evaluated by a nutritionist before receiving who spoke on diagnosis, symptons, food vouchers which can be redeemed at medication and treatment of hyperactivity. local supermarkets for infant formula, Cindy Levine, L.I.C.S.W., social services milk, cheese, eggs, cereal, 100 percent fruit coordiantor, lead a group discussion and juice, dry beans - peas or peanut buttter. locused on networking on July 6. WIC nutritionist, Marcella Teeman, Parent - child interactions, behavior M.S., will provide counseling to WIC clients management and parental needs will be on Fridays,a nd a food voucher clerk will addressed by Frank Lamson, Ph.D., a distribute vouchers on Fridays, or on Melrose psychologist, who specializes in Tuesdays as needed. counseling families with hyperactive All pregnant women who meet the in- HERE'S children on July 13. come requirements are eligible for the WIC Mary Cummings, MA. speech - language program. THE ANSWER TO... therapist, will discuss hyperactivity and its Eligible infants include those with poor allects on learning, speech and language; or inadequate food intake, low or high birth and how the therapist works to improve weights, premature or postmature births, language and cognitive skills on July 20. medical conditions or short stature. Other "Nutritional Approaches to Hyperac- eligible infants include those born to tivity" will be the topic on July 27 with women who were on the WIC program Elvira y. Johnson, R.D., M.S., nutrition when pregnant. "How do services coordinator, discussing foods that Children under five eligible for the stimulate and inhibit hyperactivity. program include those who are un- At the last session, on August 3, Cindy derweight, short for their age, anemic, Levine will again lead a support group overweight or those who have a current meeting where parents can sh&re medical condition. the Jones' problems, solutions and ideas lor coping The Regional Health Center is a spon- with their hyperactive children. soring agency of the Northwest WIC All programs will be held from 7 to 8:30 program. Other sites include Somerville p.m. at the Regional Health Center, located Hospital, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, on Route 62 in North Wilmington. Medford and the Choate Memorial There is a fee of $10 per person for all six Hospital, Woburn. do it ?" sessions or $15 per couple. Residents of any town may utilize the H your child is constantly fidgity, un- Regional Health Center site. Vouchers may here's no magic or secret formula controllable, moody, difficult to discipline be used at specific supermarkets and drug and has trouble sleeping through the night stores in Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, to getting ahead the way the - don't tear your hair out — he may be Lowell, Billerica, Chelmslord and Dracut. " Jones' " do. The answer is a sound suffering from hyperactivity. Learn more Additional vendors will be designated in about the symptoms and how hyperactivity October. Fiscal Fitness plan that starts with a can be controlled through treatment at this Anyone interested may call 657-3910, ext. regular savings account, a NOW Wednesday evening educational series 525. Prior to acceptance, an income - which will promote sharing and newt- eligible participant will receive a medical checking account for spendable funds working among parents. referral form which must be tilled out by and later, when you have that little WIC nutrition program site her physician and returned to the WIC WIC, the federally-funded supplemental office. WIC will then arrange an ap- "extra", put it in a Lowell Five lood program for pregnant or nursing ..pointment for the participant with the "Money-Maker" investment account. women, infants and children under five, is nutritionist. now available at the Regional Health WIC is sponsored by the U.S. Department Start your Fiscal Fitness plan now at Center in Wilmington. of Agriculture with 26 offices in one of Lowell Five's eight convenient The program was established to promote Massachusetts. offices...you'll be glad you did. New procedure lets diabetics test own blood sugar levels
A new, inexpensive, and costs only approximately 50 convenient procedure now cents for each disposable strip available to diabetics to test and is done in the comfort of the their own blood sugar levels is patient's own home. However, being taught at Choate - Sym- patients are still encouraged to have blood samples taken at a MR'S Health Services It is called Chemstrip Bg, and laboratory regularly. it is a fairly simple test, using a Clayton called the Chemstrip drop of blood obtained from the a "real breakthrough" for linger or ear lobe, said Helene diabetics. "It gives them much Clayton, R.N., patient teaching more information than they instructor at Choate - Symmes. previously had with ony urine "The blood sample is placed test results." PRAYER on the Chemstrip Bg, a special With physician referral, TO THE reagent paper. It is timed, wiped persons with diabetes are in- HOLY off, then timed again, and the vited to meet with either Clayton SPIRIT color change which occurs is or Sally Estrella, R.N., also a patient teaching instructor at Oh Holy Spirit. Ihou who compared with a chart to are all knowing, who determine the "value' indicating Choate - Symmes, for simple brightens every path thai I the blood sugar level," she instructions in its use apd in- may reach my idea. Ilniu terpretation. who giveth DM tins dlVHM explained. gilt of lorgiving and forget Depending on the results, Chemstrip BG was introduced ting wrongs done unto me five years ago, but has become and who in every instant ol diabetics should then either call my life art with me III like their physician without delay or popular at community hospitals in this short dialogue to al simply make note of them for within the last few years, said firm my gratitude for all Clayton. She credited David your blessings and re affirm their own records, to sjiare with owe again that I nevel want their physician at the next office Singer, M.D., Lexington in- to part from thee though the ternist - endocrinologist and illusion of material things visit. abound The frequency with which the associate chief of medicine at My desire is lo be with test should be performed Choate - Symmes, with its in- theeandall my loved ones in troduction for Choate - Symmes perpetual grace Thank you depends on the individual case. for your mercy on me and Some diabetics are advised to patients. With the assistance of mine l Person should pra\ :i LOWELL 34 John St. and Wood St. • BILLERICA • CHELMSFORD Clayton and Estrella, Dr. Singer consecutive days without test daily, others as directed by revealing petition Within DRACUT • NORTH CHELMSFORD • TEWKSBURY • WILMINGTON their physicians. directs the Choate - Symmes three days grace will be at Open 9 to 1 on Sat. at all branches except Main Office, 34 John St. Continuing Education for tamed regardless of how dil Advantages of the Chemstrip Diabetics Program, which fieult the petition may In- I Tel: 459 2361 connecting all offices • We are an equal opportunity lender • All deposits insured in full. Bg are its low cost and the fact Publish this prayer, ontr meets monthly throughout the grace attained that it is much more convenient year with the exception of the Grateful for than going to a laboratory for Grace Attained II M every venous blood sample. It summer months.
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The Wilmington Council for Nelson, "Unfilled;" second, the Arts sponsored its third Lynette West, "Outermost Dr. Hitler's medicines annual art and craft show July 2. House;" third, Angela Patti, Each consecutive year has "Untitled." brought torth more entries. This Miscellaneous: First, Celia Copaiba grows in Peru and year 90 pieces were displayed Cornish, "Winter Sports." Copyright 19X3 extraordinary person, in the entombed in their expensive and other parts of South America. It and eight craft tables sold a Junior division: Stephanie by ('apt. Larz Neilson days of medieval Italy. He bore ornate caskets. Bavarian born, Dr. Henry is not well known, but it has been variety of hand work.' Dionne, "Sarah." Was Dr. Henry Hiller a the title of physician, and he Viewers were encouraged to Hiller was. according to Polly known for many years. Even Kibbons were awarded to: physician? Was he a Doctor of deserved itv He never attended Mclntosh. a druggist. So she today one can find it defined and Oils: First, Billie Fournaris, vote for their favorite entry. The Medicine? Or was he a any modern medical school. explained, in medical books "Skaret Beach;'" second, An- most popular award went to There is Hippocrates. Today's testified in the probate court "quack?" which are published as home drea Peters, "DaysEnd;'' third, Barbara Groom "Afternoon There are those who would physicians are supposed to be trial over the will of Mrs. Dr. guides. Barbara Groom, "Afternoon Delight." classify him as a quack. bound by the Hippocratic Oath Hiller - France Hiller. In the United States after the Delight." Some may remember in their He lived over 2,000 years ago in Polly knew him, and rspected him. She always called him Civil War, gonorrhea affected Watercolor: First, Elaine Members of the Arts Council history books, the story of the Greece. He is still he highly "Doctor." Henry and France many persons. Gonorrhea, a Bradley. "The Back Door;" in charge of the exhibit were: plague which afflicted the city of respected scholar, healer and had been married in Canada, genital irritation, is easily second. Ken Foubert, "Iron- John Brooks, Julie Brooks, London about 1665 It was the physician. passed from one person to maiden;" third, Elva Proctor, Annette Campbell, Helen Black Death, passed on by fleas To say that a man was not a she said, not in England as France had claimed. They another. It is not only painful, "Woodland Reflections." Doherty, Helen Handrahan, from rats in that city. The rats physician, nor a doctor of moved to Maiden, Mass., and it but it is embarrassing. Mixed media: First. Mary Adele Passmore, Rita Strow and were finally destroyed, or medicine, in the days of the 19th was at that time that Henry Before other cures were Nolan. "Old Man;" second, Ken Elizabeth White. nearly so, in the Great London century may be easy, but is it in established his "practice" at 24 known Balsam of Copaiba was Foubert, "Summerplace '39;" It is hoped that the winning art Fire of 1666, and the plague was accord with facts? The answer Tremont Row, Boston. quite efffective in helping third. Dora Hirtle. "Four Years work will be en display later stilled. is not always easy to come by. Polly testified, on the stand, to persons afflicted with the Old." Date, time and place to be an- During those days the medical And to say that Dr. Hiller was disease. It was not a cure, but Photography: First, Alan nounced. persons of London wore tunny not a physician nor a doctor of the money that Dr. Hiller was was effective in relieving the hats and long gowns to ward off medicine is difficult. He did making after he established his irritation. the evils of the Black Plague. have some curative medicines. laboratory. He used to come Dr. Hiller devised a formula Over their noses they each wore He did set broken bones in home and report the money, for preparing Balsam of letter to the long cone-like instrument, Wilmington, a well attested fact. sometimes as much as $300 a Copaiba. He printed that for- possibly 12 or 14 inches long. He also had medicines which day. It was a good business. The mula in all the daily newspapers That, too, was to ward off the had, as far as can be told, no family moved to Wilmington Dear Mr. Neilson: Dear Larz: "I in the United States. It was very, plague. curative values. where the Hiller home was built, We would like to/ publicly say very complicated, far above the We would like to publicly Those persons were accepted There were no real standards into which they moved in 1876. applaud the Wilmington Fourlh "thank you" to ,«ome of the capacities of the average person as physicians. by which a doctor of medicine Dr. Hiller was selling a members of the Wilmington to understand. ol July Committee, Jack Obviously those persons did could be judged until the 20th medicine. That was his practice. Clashing, and the many volun- Housing Authority. There were half a dozen not know what they were doing. century came into being. He advertised in almost every teers who made the recent town Mel Keough, Bill Strob and ingredients. The directions were Those long nose cones did not Harvard Medical School, in the daily paper in the United States-, Dan Gillis have unselfishly to take "one half minim" of one celebration such an outstanding succeed in keeping away the early 1900s, tackled and solved and the money came rolling in. success What a wonderful given sp much of their time here ingredient, and one drachm of fleas from the rats. that problem, but by lhat time Essentially he was selling example they have set for the at Deming Way. These gen- another, and mix for 20 minutes, Remember Galen'' He was an both of the Drs. Hiller were Balsam of Copaiba. nurturing and encouragement of emen have cut grass, raked, after which you added another community spirit! painted, done repair work, ingredient and boiled for 12 the Silver Lake Spotlighters planted flowers, etc., as well as • lori rh. wh.'-h * .1 t-» %rs\ •■ (!Si.7< J»t minutes. Then you did some WANTED. are proud to have been a part of being available when we have more things, and still more this tremendous celebration and had a problem. ,
Name __ Selection: n„criil6ffws,< LOCatiOli: Wmuir. from In. display rooms From 18th ceniury repcodui. IcruaicVJ (fc XII 14. Ki h.'l Ri(tht .•»I Rome K Subscription Pricea: Payable in No financial responsibility is ac- advance. In Wilmington and Tewks- Address tions to today's trends All ai huge savings in North Wilmington Plcnt) of !t« parking cepted by the Wilmington News bury $42 a year. Elsewhere in U.S. Company. Inc. for errors In adver- Town -St. $16 a year. Foreign $22 a year. The tisements. A reprint will be made of Z'P- Town Crier offers a $1 discount to Wilmington Edition any part of an advertisement In subscribers who renew during which Ihe error affects the value of Tewksbury Edition Deciding on furniture isn't easy. Deciding where to buy it should be. January without receiving a renewal Ihe advertised Item. I Rates: $12 00 lor one year subscription in Wilmington or Tewksbury, or $16.00 I notice After Feb. 1, renewal notices Second class postage paid at elsewhere Coombs Furniture are mailed at the full price. Wilmington, Mass 01887 Clip and mail with check to: y 464 Middlesex Avenuf, Wilmington NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Town Crier iuJ&J Open Mon-Fri 9-9, Sa'urday 9-5 I I MIOCUIIOH '!■■!!< IjM Subscription Depl. 1>V 658-4511 v F-..H...S] NNASUSTAINING '-n-* si P.O. Box 460 11 MEMBER -1982 Wilmington. MA 01887 TOWN CRIER. JULY 13,1983
South Boston Tewksbury man charged with rape of girl, 16 man indicted Tewksbury Police are 70 Country Club Dr., Tewksbury station by Inspectors Robert charges of rape, rape of a childl Police were alerted to the case for robbery at charging a Country Club Drive was arrested and charged in Haines and.Frank Sullivan. under 16, unnatural acts andl at 7:35 a.m. Friday, July 8 and man in connection with the connection with the case after Nicholson, a father of four and unnatural acts on a child under filed charges against Nicholson Burger King alleged rape of a 16-year-old being questioned at the police a disabled worker, faces 16. on July 9 at 9:57 a.m. female. Peter Nicholson, 30, of A South Boston man in his mid-twenties has been indicted on several charges of armed robbery, including one charge in connection with an October 9, 1982 armed robbery of the Burger King Restaurant in Tewksbury. Fbr those whose The indictments were handed down against Frank Odierno Tuesday, July 7, according to Police Inspector Clifford Bolton. According to reports, the toughest scholastic Tewksbury robbery happened at about 10:50 p.m. on October 9, 1982 when a man displayed a pistol to a female clerk and ordered her to hand over the achiewment is paying money from the safe. He allegedly lied the scene on foot with an undetermined amount of cash. According to reports, the man entered the store, ordered a, the tuition. sandwich and proceeded to eat it. When the store was empty, he It takes more than just a lot of hard work to get through approached the clerk, showed a weapon and got the money. He school these days. It takes money. More than people have then ordered the clerk into a back room and lied the scene. on hand. So Shawmut offers several tuition loan programs Bolton says the indictment like the Higher Education Loan Plan (HELP), Parent Loans grew out of information shared between area police inspectors. for Undergraduate Students (PLUS), Equity loans and oth- Boston says the inspectors meet ers to meet specific needs. once a month to exchange in- formation and that he learned of Get an education on how Shawmut can help you go to several other armed robberies of Burger King and Mac- school. Ask for com- -• Qf\s\ QQC% 1AAO Donald's Restuarants plete information. Call 1-OUU-OOZ-lUUO throughout the Merrimack Officer Maureen Matarese was assigned to full-time duly Valley. From that information last week, becoming Wilmington's first female police officer. or send in the coupon below. he was able to piece together a She was a member of the Wilmington Auxilliary Police case after a long investigation. before her appointment to the Wilmington Police Depart- ment. ' Please send me more information on Educational Loans.
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Accepted at Bunker Hill Honors at Central Catholic I City State Catherine Manue of Suiters Row. Twenty-three Tewksbury students have Wilmington and Rosemary Goodwin of been named to the honor roll at Central Return to; Shawmut Banks, Marketing Division, lllth Klcxir, Glenwood Road. Tewksbury have been Catholic High School (Lawrence) for the One Federal Street, Boston. MA (12211. ,„, .„ accepted at Bunker Hill Community fourth marking quarter: WTC-7/13.8/1atTr College. Boston, for the tall semester. Kobert Duncan, Robert Fowler, Richard Grill in, Cornelius Keane, Stephen Vachon, Family reunion James Choquette, Thomas Cooke, Michael Franklin and Geneva (Downs) Morrison, Smith, David Austin, Jerome Labadini, were the guests of honor at a reception held Gary Snoonian Shawmut Bank: for them Saturday afternoon. Frankie and Joseph Censullo, Stephen Duncan. Jean, formerly of Wilmington, now of Robert Dziadosz, Gregory Kobelski, Brian Oklahoma City, have been enjoying a McDonough, Wayne Sheehan, Steven Sledz, vacation with friends and relatives around Terrance Walsh, Robert Langlois, Wilmington and Maine. Terrence Belluche, Michael Choquette, Look tous for direction. Nearly 100 friends and relatives gathered William Krzesinski. Members KDIC Equal Housing Lenders. at the Taplin Avenue home of Helen and Forrest Downs to take part in the gala event.
Strange postcard II the Town Crier were to give awards for strange or remarkable postcards. Billie Wilson of Andover Street. Wilmington, would get such an award. A postcard was recently received Irom her. postmarked in Mykinos, Greece. Mrs. Wglson was touring the Aegean area. The remarkable part was that the postcard had no postage stamp. The Greek postal service didn't notice, nor did the U.S. postal service. Billie takes some kind of a prize for that.
Free screening program for children to be held
Children between the ages of three and five, accompanied by a parent or guardian are invited to a free screening program. The screening will be conducted by a team of early childhood specialists on Friday, July 15, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the student union building at Salem State College, Salem. Mass. The screening will include a short ob- servaiton of each child in structured play activities as well as a briel check of the child's development in the areas ol language, intellectual and social development, and large and small muscle control. Any information parents have regarding their child's development would be helptul to take along. Results from this screening will be sent to parents with suggestions for follow up. The screening will be conducted under the direction of Dr. Louise Swiniarski ol the Early childhood Program of Salem State. Among the specialists involved in _ the screening are: Kathy Barr, Beverly; Louise Barry, Boxford; Rosemary Bransfield, Wilmington; Carol Couture, Methuen; Elizabeth Erikson. W. Newbury; Kim Erps, Salem; Robbie Firth, Methuen; Rosemary Flintcroft, Methuen; Jacqueline Francis, Methuen; Jennie Gaynor, Peabody; Cindy Jones, Hanscom Field; Iris Lynch, Marble head; Jane McHenry, Salem; Kathy Nelson, Chelmslord; Sr. Peggy NoonanS.N.D., South Boston; Joyce Roderhiser, Saugus; Sr. Jean Saughnessy S.N.D., Peabody; Robin Slominski, Plymouth; Karen Ternpesta, Swampscott; Linda Troupe. Peabody; Leslee Webber. Wilmington and Sarasota, Florida. TOWN CRIER. JULY 13,1983 IUE LOCAL 201s FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Town applies for conservation grant INFLATION FIGHTER mission, schools, local Because of limited ap- Water, it's good to the last businesses, interested citizens drop. And it's more than just plications, the DEQE has ex- tended it's deadline for sub- and public officials. drops that Tewksbury Town Also under Newman's . TRUCKLOAD SALE mission of requests until August Planner Lee Newman is hoping program the Director of Water the town can save if they receive and Newman hopes to know by OPEN TO THE PUBLIC September whether the Billing, Bill Blakney, will $13,150 in state funds to pur- purchase and distribute the Tewksbury program will get BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY AND SAVE chase and distribute water devices and will report directly conservation devices. favorable action. To go along with the con- to the Water Conservation ONE DAY ONLY She submitted an application Advisory Committee. for a slice of the $1 million that servation devices, Newman FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1983 the State Department of En- proposes "an education vironmental Quality program be developed and 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Engineering (DEQE) will be targeted toward residential awarding to communties for users. The education material Look for the Sale water conservation programs. will list all user habit changes The $1 million program was that are easy to make and do not 3 convenient locations approved by the state require much sacrifice." She legislature in 1982. cited not useing a toilet as a With the state funds and a waste basket and showering for WILMINGTON: on Fordham Road required matching allocation only five minutes as examples of (Off Concord St. at North Reading Line) from the town, Newman hopes simple conservation methods. to see the total $23,600 used to Her program would also in- Lynn on Bennett St Everett/Medford On Temple St (At Everett Plant) buy devices and implement a clude; stuffing water bills with water conservation public in- water conservation literature; 7 Piece Silverstone Ovenware Set formation campaign. The town placing advertisements in the 31 Piece Cook-N-Serve will be able to buy and then sell local paper; designating fire Cookware Set stations and libraries as water Freezer-Oven-Table to residents at cost some 1000 (while they last) faucet aerators, 1000 showers conservaiton information Suggested List $89.50 heads, 500 toilet dams and 2000 centers; instituting water Suggested List $99.50 Our LOW Price washers that could save the conservation education Our LOW Price town 26 million gallons of water programs with apartment, 00 a year motel and condominium Jamie Demos 00 owners; soliciting voluntary 20 The DEQE estimates that an Jamie Demos 35 average family of four can save cooperation of various Delux Cronzini some 27,800 gallons of water a restaurants in serving water graduates from Royal Erickson year if they own and use one only upon request; and Barbizon School each of the above devices. distributing information to local 54 Piece Glassware Bar Set Chrystal Wine Set Once the initial stock of athletic clubs. Jamie Demos recently Suggested List $69.95 Suggested List $89.95 devices is depleted, more will be Newman's program would graduated from the Barbizon also see "an ad hoc advisory School of Modeling in Boston, Our LOW Price Our LOW Price bought and hoepfully sold. Once all residents have the devices or committee, with close com- and is now registered with the 00 00 interest has waned, then the munication with chief elected Barbizon Modeling Agency. She lunds can be used for other officials," appointed. The has just completed her junior 20 25 conservation measures, such as committee would consist ol year al Wilmington High School. replacing worn water meters representatives from com- Jamie is the daughter of James RAIN OR SHINE and checking the town's water munity groups, the planning and Eleanor Demos of Hopkins pipes for leaks. board, the conservation com- Streel, Wilmington.
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North Intermediate honor roll AAiceli holds office hours
Dr. Joseph Connelly, principal Caruso, Kristen Catanzano, Representative James Miceli, Tewksbury: Thursday, July of Wilmington's North In- Joanne DeLuca, Christina who represents both Tewksbury 21, 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 7:30 to 9 termediate School has released Dunn, Deanna Erwin, Carla k*^^H and Wilmington on Beacon Hill, p.m. at the Town Hall. the honor roll for the marking Ingeme, Melissa Jamerson, will hold his monthly office Wilmington: Wednesday. July fourth quarter. Susan Killilea. hours for constituents on the 20, 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 7:30 to 9 Grade eight, high honors Joseph Magliozzi, Susan following dates: p.m. at 4A Colonial Park Mall George Fuller, John Gage, McFadyen, Jeff Murphy, Kevin Michelle Holbrook, Michael Ouellette, Douglas Peak, Jen- LaCava, Sheila McDonald, nifer Ryan, Brian Savosik, Raymond Mercuri, James F. Lauren Scalesse, Kristen MAS 379 Middlsex Ave Moynihan, Christopher Olivolo, Sencabaugh, Beth Sheehan, Wilmington, Ma. Andrea Quinn, Richard L. Christine Smith, Peter Torell, 658-4401 Smith, Jeffrey St. Onge. Lori Daniel Woods, Vincent Zarella. Country Store Stockbridge. Honors Honors Ken Bova, Dan Cadigan, r Laura Auer, Susan Beals, Susan Claire, Kristen Caizzi, Robert Bowman, Jennifer Heather Coffill, Suzanne Curtin, LONDON BROIL Connors, Michelle Costanza, Laura Dambrosio, William tj99 Kathleen Dancewicz, Karen Doherty, Shelly Downs, 1 IButShtuUir) Great for Borbeques DeNinno, Brian Donahue, Michelle Fisher, Christine STEAK Kathleey Ducey, Janet Ethier, Flaherty, Patricia Flaherty, ■ k Christopher Cain. Rhonda Fuller, Naomi Garvey. Jamie Layon, Maciej Lipski, Richard Hayden. Andrew EYE ROAST *2» Lee MacMillan, Ann Marie Jensen, Jennifer LaBossiere, TOf OR BOTTOM Meeker, Helene Mitchell, Marie Liggiero, Melissa Lyons, AJ*A Cynthia McCann, G. Scott I * Matthew D. Parr, Jonathan ^ tju*5K * jTi t199 Perella, David Spinelli, Charles McMillan, Thomas Moran, ROUND ROAST LB Stokes, Marc Thurlow, Lori Tracy Naimo, Tiffany Outridge, ^LHV / k*^^fe^ w^ w ■ Vincent, Mark Zahar, Mark Eric Penttinen, Robin Poloian, T Eddy. Jennifer Proctor, Carol Stratos, >' i %rt BIADESTEAK '/<* Grade seven, high honors Nancyne Sullivan, Annette Mr. and Mrs. Spalla Gail Baldwin, Kimberly A. Tolini, Gwen Pillsbury. Bentley, Lorrie Berger. Amy Hope AAiceli and EYESTEAK_ *2» Andrew Spalla are wed 5 POUNDS tan Deborah Bando weds St. Thomas Church was the Paul Spicer of Danbury, Ct. HAMBURG PATTIES 5 LB BOX w° scene of the May 28 wedding of was the best man. Ushers were Stephen Scipione Hope Catherine Miceli, Midshipman Second Class daughter of State Represen- James Miceli, the bride's CUBE STEAK '2» tative and Mrs. James Miceli, brother; Michael Keropian of and Andrew Philip Spalla of Philadelphia, cousin of the Deborah Elizabeth Banda Boston, served his brother as Easton, Ct, The Reverend Victor groom; Daniel Capodicci of BOTTOM ROUND became the bride of Stephen best man while ushering duties LaVoie performed the double- Fairfield, Ct.; and Michael Anthony Scipione ol Boston on were in charge of Robert Raso of t179 ring ceremony before the altar McCoy of Wilmington, cousin of Saturday evening, June 11. Woburn and Alexander SECTION LB decorated in pink, white and the bride. Deborah is (he daughter of Jevgraovs ol Denver, both Consists of Eye Roost, Bottom Round Roast, Bock Rump Roast & lavender snapdragons and The mother ol the bride wore a Attorney* and Mrs. James F friends of the groom; and Mark mums. pink full length gown with ac- extra lean Hamburg 25 lb. overage wt. Banda of Wilmington. Banda, formerly of Wilmington, The bride wore a white cents of deep pink and lavender The wedding ceremony was brother 01 the bride. organza gown of chantilly lace with a matching hat and veil. celebrated by Father Francis Immediately following the SMOKED with a multi-ruffle semi- The reception followed at the Mackin at St. Margaret's ceremony a reception was held cathedral length train and Andover Country Club. Laureen Church, Beverly Farms. at King's Grant Inn, Danvers. matching veil. Her bouquet ws King ol Natick, A Regis College SHOULDERS 69 The bride wore her mother's The new Mrs. Scipione is a friend, circulated the guest white satin wedding gown with a white roses, stephanotis and 1979 graduate of Suffolk book. HOMEMADE veil and headpiece by Bianchi. gardenias. University, Boston and is em- Following a wedding trip to The maid of honor was Mary Matron of honor was Mrs. ployed by WBZ-TV News, the Elbow Beach Surl Club in POTATO SALAD McGann of Newton, friend of the Karen Olshaw Bancroft, for- Boston. Her husband is a 1980 Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Spalla bride. Bridesmaids were Cindy merly of Wilmington, now of MACARONI SALAD & graduate ol Sutlolk University moved into their home in Banda of Wilmington, sister-in- Manchester, N..H. Bridesmaids and has an M.A. from Tufts Trumbull, Ct. The bride law of the bride; Cheryl Stryke were Christina Miceli, sister of COLESLAW University, Medford, where he graduated from Wilmington 79 the bride, Linda Prue and Watkins of Wakefield, friend of studying lor a Ph.D. in English. Maureen Steven, Regis College High School in 1977 and Regis the bride; and Miss Laura Following a honeymoon trip to College in 1981. She worked as IfCCK UnLLO Contains 5 'h Gallons Scipione of Boston, sister of the lnends. The attendants wore Bermuda, the couple is now an account representative at the groom. matte taffeta hyacinth gowns living in Boston. W.G. Leavitt Insurance Agency MATTS, GENESEE& SCHMIDTS 16" Mr. Michael Scipione of with deep-ruffled neciling. They carried old fashioned bouquets in Wilmington. Mr. Spalla, a of pink and lavender. Flower 1981 graduate of Babson College, PAUL MASON girl Jenna Neale of Wilmington is vice president of Arrow- t wore a white Princess Diana Ma nulacturing Co. in $49 gown. Bridgeport, Ct. 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Quality & Service Guaranteed Rte 38 100 yards south ol Rte 62 658-2022 Summer Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8 - 5; Sat. 8 - 1x PAGE 8 JULY 13, 1983 ®imm (Eri?r Sports j District 14 Senior Tewksbury Youth Soccer League Tourney Seventh Tewksbury boys inning propels Tewksbury, capture state title Tewksbury's first under-10 Peabody defense and blasting a didn't know it. Controlled the traveling team capped off a shot into the net. Ronnie Wagner defense. His ability to trap, 17-4 highly successful soccer season then scored on a pass from dribble past the opposing for- by capturing the state title over Michael Frasca, putting the wards was amazing. Was a Tewksbury American charged the Fourth of July weekend in game out of reach for the stone wall. out to a blazing start in the Sterling. challengers. Robert Bussey, the Mark Femino: Rated in the District 14 Senior League 13- The road to the title began last team' s leading scorer, added toD 10 on the team. His play at year-old Little League All-Star September when coaches Sal one more, as did Wagner. left halfback caused right Tournament Sunday with a 17-4 Frasca, Paul Fowler and Bob In the final against Holliston,' oriented teams to try the other rout of Lowell Gallery at Ob- Wagner accepted an invitation Tewksbury started it off by side. Exceptional speed. den's Field. by Boston College's head soccer getting two quick goals from Destroyed the other team's The victory sent the locals to coach Ben Brewster to play at Bussey and left halfback Mark attack. Scored one goal. the District 14 quarterfinal Alumni Stadium. The game was Femino. Holliston, as they had Ken Fowler: Moved to right game scheduled for this Friday played at the BC-Long Island in the last two games, came inner to add muscle to the night (July 15) with a 5:45 p.m. halftime, with Tewksbury from behind to tie it up at 2-2. second line. Assisted on many start at Chelmsford's Varney lacing a strong Newton team. To Immediately after Holliston's goals, great playmaking ability. Field. the delight of the coaches and second goal, Danny Gillette Was relentless near the net. Winning pitcher Sanjiv parents, Tewksbury defeated passed the ball to Gregg Fractured seven teeth at a Dhoulakia (live innings pitched) Newton, 1-0. Columbus, giving Tewksbury a practice and still played. led the way for the winners with The weather and lack of gym 3-2 lead at the half. In the second Michael Frasca: Scored nine a 3 for 5 game that included five space forced the team to wait half, Ronnie Wagner finished off goals. Played first seven^ames RBI's. James Judge also swung until March before they could be Holliston with the team's fourth with a broken hand. The best a hot bat for Tewksbury with reunited to prepare for the 1983 goal of the game, insuring the ball controller on the team. His three hits and three more runs season. However, 14 of the victory for the Awesome shot from the right was lethal. batted in. players stayed in condition by Orange. Good solid playmaker. Ex- The locals broke open a tight playing hockey and attending Tewksbury's final record of cellent at center halfback. 4-3 contest with 13 runs in the top power skating sessions. With 13-2,Scoring 75 goals while Danny Gillette: Good speed of the seventh inning when they only three weeks to get ready for allowing 13, was made possible and ball control. Exceptional sent 18 batters to the plate. the season, Tewksbury compiled by the contributions of the playmaker with four goals. As Seven walks and six hits in a 9-1 record, scoring 52 goals following players. the left wing had a flair for that seventh inning led to the while allowing only six. Frank Balsamo: At fullback, bringing the ball into the corner Tewksbury explosion, with As the Division II champions, very steady, had a big kick when drawing the defense out of Judge lining two hits. Larry Tewksbury was entered in the needed and had the ability to position so he could pass to the Lumia and Dave Derose also Commissioners Cup. They bring the ball up the field to the middle. ripped key safeties in the big IHM ■ finished second, defeating halfbacks. Billy Godin: Solid fullback, inning. Cambridge, 9-1 then lost to Robert Bussey: Scored 23 broke up many attacks with his Wilmington Town Manager Hu/.z Slapczjnski turns the cor- Billerica I, 4-1. goals, his exceptional speed on exceptional speed and long legs. Buzz ner in the recent Wilmington quadrathon. Buz* was a District 14 Little - The State Tournament began the wing and his accuracy on Had ability to catch up to any rounds member of the 'town team along with Kick l.evasseur (on goal made defending him very forward that penetrated the hike in background I and Dennis DeMaggio. with Tewksbury besting Sutton, League Tourney bend the Worcester County difficult. Was counted on to defense. Had the strongest kick representative, 5-2 in overtime. explode during every game. on the team. All three games were played in Joey Centrella: Versatile, his Sean Kelly: Drafted as a Sarsfield Wilmington Little League All-Stars oppressive heat, with primary position was to play in goalkeeper, was found to be too Tewksbury's stamina paying place of any starter who was valuable as a left halfback. off. absent. As the backup Never tired, durable, perhaps sparks American Farm Stars In the Sutton game, both goalkeeper, Joey had a 0.5 goals the most consistent player on teams attacked constantly, with against average. Scored three the field. Set up many goals and the aciton moving up and down goals on the forward line. scored once. Tewksbury tip National, 10-9 the field with all shots on net. Gregg Columlius: Scored 13 Jay MacMullin: Starting The hall ended with Tewksbury goals, exceptional passer, one of center half, the most demanding Righthander Dave Sarsfield Recent Wilmington Little by Mike Morns (3 for 3), Derek leading, 1-0 on a goal by right- the best ball controllers on the position on the field. Played 10 fired a three-hitter, striking out League action featured the Nardone (2 lor 2) and George wing Ronnie Wagner. team. Had the ability to break complete games. Would hide his six and walking two, as the Minor and Farm League All- Driscoll (2 for 2). Kevin Gibson, Tewksbury scored its second open the game with his injuries to stay in the game. Tewksbury American District 14 Star games, as well as the an- Dennis Walsh, Frank Cenca, goal midway through the half breakaways down field. Moved to the forward line Little League 19-12) All-Stars nouncement of the Senior Matt Callahan, Ryan Collins, when Robert Bussey at right Fran Correia: Fine dribbler during games to take a break. advanced to quarterfinal action League All-Star tournament Jerry Driscoll, Andy Jamerson inner pushed the ball past the with a booming shot from the Scored four goals, two from with their 5-1 victory over South teams. and Mark Vigliotti also had hits Sutton keeper. left side. Of the live goals, he center half. Lawrence East Monday night at The Farm League All-Star lor the West team. Jon Masse (2 Sutton came back, squeezing scored three were game Marc McConnell: Hard game saw a thrilling 10-9 win by for 2) was the top hitter for the the ball past the post on a cor- brakers. Fran's speed and worker, never quit. As the right Poulin Field. East. Sean McNamara, Jason The locals clung to their 5-1 the American Division over the ner, then scored again when digging ability created many hall back his booming kick set lead into the sixth inning when National Division. Tommy Oliver, Kevin Bowlby and Ray Tewksbury failed to clear the scoring opportunities. up many breakaways. Scored South Lawrence East loaded the Sheehan and Bobby Polazzi each Robinson also had hits for the ball. In the overtime Tewksbury George DeGregorio: The once on a shot the keeper never bases with one out. Sarsfield had two hits lor the Americans. East. took control, as Marc McConnell premier goalkeeper in the U10 saw. reared back and doused the Bobby Fleming. Tony Grassia. In Senior League action, made a superb cross to leltwing division in the state. Was never John Pawelczyk: A digger, threat with a 4-6-3 doubleplay Derek Twohig, Kevin Fuller. manager Bob Pasquerella and Fran Correia, who then chipped shook up, knew exactly what he has exceptional ability to move ball from secondbaseman Chip Joey Bayles, Chris D'Amelio assistant coaches Ron Swicker, it into the net. Ronnie Wagner was to do when he made the the ball through defenders. O'Neil to shortstop Miller to and James Reidy all chipped in Jim Yentile and Ken Cripps, Jr. scored again on a pass from Jay save. Had five shutouts. Made it Scored four goals. Great firstbaseman Jim Carfagno. with single hits lor the winners. announced the All-Stars selected MacMullin, followed by a goal look easy. strength, durable with great Bobby MacDonald (3 for 3) led to participate in the 13-year-old from Gregg Columbus, greatly Tommy Delaney: Was moved desire. Carfagno (single), Shawn the National attack. Eric Flynn, division all-star tournament. assisted by the relentless to halfback to bolster defense. Konnie Wagner: Scored two Morin (RBI single), Chris Macie Steve McGlinchey, Jimmy The All-Stars are Mike Lom- pressure of Ken Fowler. His play in the final game was goals during the regular season, (single) and Jim Pollard Ware, Tommy Ducey and Paul bard, Jim Moynihan, Todd The next opponent was the exceptional. Had the ability to then caught fire in the states (single) smacked the key hits Haught all had single hits to help Huebner, Brian Stickney, Brian Essex County entry, which move the ball from the right side scoring five times. Exceptional for Tewksbury. the National's cause. Ken Savosik. Jim Murray, Mike Tewksbury crushed 4-0. The to the middle of the field. Good Vachon turned in a couple of playmaker. The Americans will now host opponent, Peabody was no Soccer champs gems in the field as well. match for the aggressiveness of Bobby Ernest: Gave clinics on page 11 Newburyport Thursday night The Minor League All-Star how to play center fullback. If (July 14) m a 5:45 p.m. contest All-Stars page 11 Tewksbury. Columbus started it game was a 14-7 win lor the West off taking the ball through the there was a better one, this team at Poulin Field. over the East. The West was led Illinium lilllllillllllllilllllllllllllHllllllllIll iiiiiiiniii CUTTER & CUTTER A INSURANCE WELCOME Cesspools Attorneys • at - Law PMN'SS ; * Who would pay your WAGON ■ bills it you couldn't Est. 1935 CALL IS LIKE j work because ol il DIVORCE $295 SIMPLE WILL MEETING A !J Iness or accident? Ca I ^*** Septl^Tanks (Liocont«l« Aar BRAND NEW us for low cost solu- Pumped Out nol including caxt costs) v^3 A fUU HANI,! Of IfGAL SfRVVCiS Al AFFOROABIl FEES FRIEND HELP tion. 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Students at the North Street, Pifalo, Kerin Fiore, Lisa Boyle, Danny Murray, Jamie Gardner, Jennifer Peod, Dawn Deveau, Donna Collins, Sands, Richard Treem, Benji Shawsheen, Loella Fleming, and Bufano, Senna Conte, Shawn Chilsholm, Joanne Dooley, June Shannon Moontacastle, Joseph Maureen Grealish, Brain Tyrell, Russell Chatfield, Rene Dewing Schools recently Proctor. Marcucci, Karyl Daley. Hubbard, Brian Hoadley, Jill Foster, Richard Proulx, Car- LaFortune, Jennifer Briggs, completed the health-related (irade Six Christine Pappalardo, Priore, David Koolberg men Zullo, Kathleen Manseau, Glenn Harris. physical fitness test. This test Steve Bourgea, Robrt Carney, Nanette DiSouza, Kara Zajoe, Grade Six Maureen Forsyth, Robrt (irade Six consists of a skin fold measure Melanie Danner, Mike Windy Sweeney, Keith Crowley, Derek Heartquist, Michael Barrasso, Tommy Clark. Mark Amirault, Suzette to determine body fat per- Lafreniere. Damon Psarris, Walsh, Sheila Considine, Joan Chris Heisi, Greg Kordelski, Grade Five Beaulieu. Karen Nuziato, Sherri centage, a mile run for en- Mike O'Malley, Amy Ernest. Mike Sullfvan, Tom Deviller, Scott, Cheryl Hebert. Debbie Jeanette Lauziere, Barbara Thurston. Terry Reiss, Kim durance measurement, a Tom Bradley, Jennifer Drane, Robert Bjorkgren, Jennifer Santos, Janine Dionne, Amy Proulx, Amy Kuchinski, Tanya Murray, Michelle Ellwood, stretch and reach test to Kerry Halloran, Christopher McNeal. , Mary McCollim. Jones, Michelle Outridge, Renee Ranieri. Althea Shaddox. Jim Kelly McCarthy. Karen determine body flexibility, and a Foley, Craig Uolcsworthy, Tom Tucker, Stephanie Mortino, Lori Shannon/Rodgers, Brian Long, Rogers, Zachary Carey, Steve McLaughlin, Colin Menezes, 60 second sirup test to determine Jones, Deborah Lussier, Jason Hubbard, Sherri Cuoco, Amie Kei*ry 'Lone, Kerry Dooley, LaValle. Kelly Shanley, Mark Kim Carlson, Danni Silva, Won body strength. The following Masser, Robert Williams, Savlen, Desiree Escott. Wendy Guiguere. Perigney, Kevin Kelley, Robert Choi, Heather Andrews. students were awarded cer- Joseph Halloran, Matthew Grade Five North Street Lombardi, Alan Freitag, Shawn tificates for passing all four McLaughlin. Kyrie Stevens, Michelle Collins, Jennifer Grade Four Dillon, Danny Gesin, Michelle Robin Marcella, Danielle tests. Dawn Williams. Lightfoot, Debbie Staples, Jason Anzivino, Billy Geribo. Graham Mondi, Darlene Talbot, Donna Dewing School Shawsheen School Robbie Agnatovech, Jason Scott Sehsson. Mark Sweeney, Kelly Byrne, Cheryl Gath, Shelly Marsh, Brenda (irade Five (irade Four Turner, Richard McCollim, Ann James Hackett, John Elwood, Panepinto, Joanne Grant, King, Michelle Trainor, Wendy Michael Gonzales, Joanne Denise Fielding, Nicole Hadnely, Kristen Pesce, Lauren Maria Amirault, George Con- Stephanie Beaulieu, Lynn Scott, Patty McLaughlin, Donna McNamara, Terri Thompson, Cerrior, Julie Hunt, Mark Whittlesey, Dan Nguyen, Donna nolly, Yvette DAIIeva. Shattuck, Colleen Doherty, Brooks, Dianna Doherty, Gerald Susan Albrecht, Jordon LeBlanc, Ellen Sampson, Kim Williams. Cassandra MacBrien. Christine LaFave, Scott Arzilli. David Carroll, Mary Kinnon, Auch, Cheril Chilson. Correira, Richard Jundzil, Keefe, Gail Mowat, Tommy William Doherty, Angela Matthew, Freitag, John Dailey, James Holden. Christopher Jennifer Martell, Micheal Callahan, Mike Stack, Rebecca
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The Braves, coached by Tony Barletta, Tom Walsh and Bud games, reading, cookouts, field Volunteers needed Callahan have finished first in trips and swimming. Field trips Volunteers are needed for the the Wilmington Little League are planned to Wamesit Wilmington Recreation's Minor Division with a 15-1 Bowling, Hampton Beach, playground program and Camp record. Wyman's Beach, North Reading 40 Acres. Call the Rec. Team members are: James Cinema and Canobie Lake. Department for further in- The first of two overnights is lormation. Sarasin, Kevin Gibson, Dennis • planned for July 14, with a Walsh, Matt Callahan, Richard ;£wv cookoul sponsored by the Barletta, Scott Brann, David Wilmington Sons of Italy. Woodbury, Chris Cassinello, Derek Buzzota, Philip Fenton, Robert Donaghue and Steve Pasquale. Final where the action is Standings YV..L terfinals - Newburyport at Braves 15-1 Wednesday, July 13: District Cubs 10-6 14 Senior League (14-15) Tewksbury American (5:45, Poulin Field). 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JULY 13, 1983 Tewksbury Girls Recreation Softball 11 Red Sox slug Redmen, 17-6 Red Sox 17 Redmen 6 to help the Pirates, while game ball for her defense in Colts 9 Redmen 4 With a combination of big bats Gammon went four for six with leftfield and a long triple. In a pitchers' struggle bet- and good fielding, the Red Sox two singles, a double and a Colts 15 Red Sox 6 ween the Colts' Mary Ellen beat the Redmen, 17-6. Chris triple. Pitcher Carol The Colts beat the Red Sox, 15- MacDonald and Redmen pitcher Nazzaro hit the Sox only Barraclough received the game 6 behind the pitching of Mary Sue Coughlin, the Colts edged homerun, with Pam Brothers ball. Ellen MacDonald, who received the Redmen, 9-4. For the Colts, adding to the cause with a triple. Suzanne McGlaughlin had two the game ball. Homeruns were Debbie Barry hit a triple and Kelly McNamara hit two triples triples and two singles for the hit by Debbie Barry, Eileen Ann Walgreen, Noelle Codner, and a single, and Sue Pollard Bruins, with Chris Maclntyre McDermott, and Kan Sumner. Jean Wheeler and Renee Soares, -tr-» had three hits. adding three hits. Cheryl Other hits were contributed by who received the game ball, Defensively, Annie Michaud Maclntyre pitched for the Felicia Ciccolo, Noelle Codner, added singles. Pitcher Mary in leftfield, and Brenda Bruins. Ann Walgreen and Renee Ellen MacDonald struck out Weisensee in rightfield made Pirates 9 Yankees 8 Soares. nine. two catches apiece to help out Behind 7-1 in the fifth inning Red Sox pitcher Laurie Zotto Redmen Lisa Moloney. Karen fa» pitcher Peggy Edwards, who did and rallying with eight runs, the received good bat support from Hennesey. and Moe Scott had a fine job on the mound. Kathy Pirates beat the Yankees, 9-8 in Lynda Pineri, Kelly McNamara, singles, while Jill Hallisey Gonzales played a strong a tough contest. Kathy Gonzales and Sue belted a double. thirdbase and received the Pirate pitcher Carol Pollard. Chris Shipway received Junior Division game ball for her efforts. * Barraclough and Yankees' the game ball for her double Cubs defeat Reds For the Redmen, Jeannie hurler Marianne Catalano each Colts 34 Bruins 6 Kristine Romano pitched a Sullivan and Kay Hennessy hit turned in fine efforts. The The Colts, using four pitchers, fine game for the Cubs. The Force National Farm league Ail-Star thirdbaseman Chris Nolan homeruns, and Renee Bova had Pirates infield of Kerry creamed the Bruins, 34-16. The stars of the game were Shannon getsset to take a throw for a forceout in Sundays 10-9 loss to three hits. Kelley Moloney, McLaughlin, Lynn Ploof and pitchers for the Colts were play the American Stars. See story page eight. Doherty with three homeruns playing strong defense at Cindy Gammon made 14 putouts Noelle Codner, Debbie Barry, and a triple, and Kellie Lightfoot thirdbase, made several fine between them. Janice Lemolin Lea MacPherson and Mary with a homerun and a triple. plays as did Karen Hennessey at went two for two, and Alicia Ellen McDonald. Kim O'Neill in Playing good defense for the Wilmington Softball League second. Audette was two for three, with shortfield and Renee Soares at Cubs were Shelly Pineau. Red Sox 10 Bruins 9 a triple that sparked a rally. firstbase all played fine games Michelle Merritt, Linda With the defense led by Lisa Yankees pitcher Marianne defensively. Hits for the Colts Mederios, Jessica Miller and Pondelli at secondbase, who also Catalano struck out seven, while were contributed by Nadine Lisa Whelton. O'Donnell sparks slugger Debbie Burns had three Black, Stephanie Rhodes, Ann received the game ball, the Red Sox beat the Bruins, 10 - 9. hits and Chris Buckley belted a Walgreen and Kari Sumner, who Dodgers 11 Rangers 8 Laurie Zotto pitched for the Sox, single and a triple. received the game ball. Pitching for the Dodgers was Sportsworld, 10-3 with Cheryl Maclntyre hurling Pirates 24 Red Sox 19 The big Bruins; bats were Pam Barry, with Chris McD for the Bruins. The Red Sox The Pirates beat the Red Sox, wielded by Suzanne Dermott relieving. Lisa O'neill ripped several hits, including 24-19 behind the pitching of Chris McGlaughlin with two hits and had two singles and scored Paul O'Donnell fired a four- O'Melia hurled the win over Bonnie Kusmaul's single, double Brady, who received the game Lisa Paquette. The pitching twice, while Kim Kirk had two hitter with help from a three run Mark Deloria. and triple, along with hits from ball. Dianne Sanborn played a duties were shared by Cheryl hits and scored three times. double by Gene Baldwin, as Al Rodenheiser and Jim Pondelli and Zotto. An extra good defensive secondbase with Maclntyre and Linda Lucas. Tracy Danner was the pitcher Sportsworld rolled over Shanahan ripped two hits apiece game ball was awarded to several putouts. Lynn Ploof Colts 27 Yankees 14 for the Rangers. Dawn Williams Wilmington Ford, 10-3 in for Analog Devices. Laurie Zotto for three superbly went four for four at the plate With homeruns hit by Eileen and Holly Sumner both had a Wilmington Softball League I l.llld II Lull H pitched games. with a double and three singles McDermott, Felicia Ciccolo, homerun for the Rangers. action Sunday night. Kick O'Neil Dunkirk Kxpress 4 The Bruins, behind by six, good for three RBI's. Cindy Stephanie Rhodes and two by banged a two run single in Jim Litwinski and George rallied in the last inning with Gammon had four hits, Linda Kari Sumner, the Colts beat the Cubs defeat Orioles support ol losing pitcher Jim B'>udreau had three hits apiece hits by Chris Maclntyre and Gilligan had three and Donna Yankees, 27-14. Nadine Black, The hot bats for the night were Crowley. lor Gulf, as Tom Woods chucked Tracy Bernhardt (who also hit a Amico added to the cause with a recipient of the game ball, had Shannon Doherty with four In other league action Sunday the win over Bob Peterson. Bill homerun) to fall one run short of hit and a homerun to drive in an excellent game behind the homeruns and a double and night, the Jim Miceli Club Liston was red-hot for DE with a a tie. tour runs. plate catching for the Colts, as Kellie Lightfoot, who went went bashed past Dynamics double and a triple. Pirates 29 Bruins 21 For the Red Sox, Brenda did Noelle Codner, who caught a five for five. Great defense was Research. 18-8 behind the bats of Wednesday, July 6 With the exceptional infield Weisensee had a homerun and a deep fly to leftfield. played by Joan Scott, Kim Ben Savy (three hits) and Bill Wilmington Ford 13 play of Lynn PI oof and Cindy triple. Tracy Gonzales had a For the Yankees, Lisa Hanke Davis, Kellie, Linnea Rickard, Swan (double, triple). Bill Dynamics Research 2 Gammon, the Pirates beat the homerun and pitcher Laurie and Gina DeVivo belted hits, Helen Kheault and Corrine Coughlin paced the DM attack Doug Souza pitched a three- Bruins, 29-21. Ploof hit a Zotto had a double and a single. while pitcher Ann Welding Scanlon. Kristine Romano was with two hits. hitter with bat support from Jon homerun down the rightfield line Annie Michaud received the bashed out a homerun. the winning pitcher for the Cubs. The Sons of Italy wound up Nolan (four hits, including a Sunday night action with a 15-9 homerun) and Mike Moran (two victory over Dunkirk Express hits, homer). AldoCaira (double, grandslam) /No. Wilm. Shell 10 and Larry Tympanick (two hits) Sons of Italy 6 wielded the big sticks for the Ray Noel, Barry Hanson and winners, who got a solid pitching Berme Wagstaff each had three performance from Bob Danehy. hits lor the winners, while Aldo Losing pitcher Bob Peterson Caira and Tony Gravallesse rifled three hits, while Bill banged out two hits apiece for Liston was next in line with a the Sons of Italy. Bob Noel single and a triple. pitched the win over Bob Friday. July H Danehy. Jim Miceli Club 17 American Division Pepsi Cola ti Sons of Italy 10-3 Ben Savy and Rick Norton Sportsworld 10-3 pounded out four hits apiece, as D & D Gulf Place Card. B-5 Paul Bova pitched the win over Wilmington Ford 6-7 Dave Dempsey. Bob Giara Dunkirk Express 3-11 ripped a triple lor the Pepsi Cola Conserve Rubber 1-11 club. Pepsi Cola 0-12 Thursday. July 7 National Division Mill and Bob's 20 Doyle's Hardware 13-0 @ Analog Devices 7 No. Wilm. Shell 10-3 Ralph Peterson bashed two Jim Miceli Club 10-4 X-Press 24 hits, including a homerun and Bill & Bob's 9-5 Bob Dorval chipped in with a Analog Devices 5-9 single and a triple, as John Dymanics Research 4-10 has arrived in Wilmington. Soccer champs from page eight BayBanks X-Press 24s speed. His low production those under 10 coaches from the are all over the place in during the season was due to his 1982 season and the coaches willingness to sacrifice for the from the soccer clinic of Massachusetts. And our sake ol the team. A pure passer, previous years A special thanks list of more than 400 is grow- set up many goals. goes to lormer semi-pro player A great deal of credit for this Leo Espinola lor his early work ing all the time. 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The players are Ray All Wilmington Little League can do it all over the place. Mercuri, Tom Taylor, Ed tournament teams will be in Shelly, John McLaughlin, action this week. Results and Robert DeSantis, Robert highlights of all games will be LaBossiere, Mike Fiorenza, reported in the Town Crier. Stelios Restaurant 144 Lowell Street ■)\ NORTH READING Wilmington ALL BREED GROOMING |form»rt» Ch.riM ft, Grooming) 'Where Dog Grooming Is An An ■ Please send me your BayBanks* Account Opening Kit. ! Name And Our Specialty" I Address. I Phone |. By appointment 664-5585 Hours IF I Mail to; HayBank Marketing [Vpartmenl 16 Main St., Rle. 28 No. Reading Moo I 8 30 bpm I thursday 8 30 9pm 17 New England Executive l^k One Block North of Lobster Claw Saturdays Burlington, MA 01803 I J Try Something Better r r t » t r i t i \ i i i , i \ » i i ' i" • i i i i i i i * f » » F f i > ' i ' 12 TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON, MASS. JULY 13.1983 Dispute unsettled between town and school committee questions whether they can will be la king depositions from depositions on July 11 and 12, but by Debbi Michals for computers would go back to men. He did say, however, that the issue is whether or not the legally cover that expense with department chairpersons during Bill Baker, the attorney for the The dispute between the town the town along with $31,000 in school committee, will be away surplus funds. The school school committee has a right to leftover funds from fiscal 1983. the last week in July prior to and the school committee over reappearing in court. Altman in Paris for two weeks, so the committee would be allowed to spend all of the $190,000 and not When the school committee the school committee's attempt first submitted purchase orders said he had hoped to be taking depositions were postponed. to spend the $190,000 left over in spend the rest of the $190,000 on just the $53,000 for computers. supplies, however. "Legally," Peterson said, to the town accountant for its fiscal 1983 budget remains computers and supplies, Peters unsettled. The two parties met According to Peterson, School "the town has no grounds to Business Manager Frank An- pursue this suit. They can't tell noticed that the computers had in Cambridge Superior Court already been budgeted for in last Thursday, where the school tonelli said that the school us how to spend our money." department can "afford to The people may vote for line fiscal 1984, Stapczynski said. At committee hoped to obtain a that time, they decided to hold preliminary injunction to force absorb that money (the $53,000) items at town meeting, he ex- into next year's budget." Since plained, but once the total school all purchase orders submitted the town to hold that money in by the school department until an encumbered account and not the town will be paying for the budget is voted, the school asbestos removal and clean-up committee can then spend that the matter was cleared up. close it out as surplus. After money at its discretion. According to Stapczynski, the denying Town Counsel Alan in the schools, Peterson said •'maybe it's time we give some Town Manager Buzz Stapc- town sent the school committee Altman's request for a zynski previously explained a letter requesting that they dismissal, the judge took the money back to the town." He plans to see how the rest of the that according to the Mass. show that the items they wanted case under advisement until Department of Revenue Bureau to purchase were included in July 27. committee feels about this settlement at the school com- of Accounts rules and their fiscal 1983 budget. If they But school committee regulations about how towns can weren't budgeted for in fiscal Chairman Bob Peterson hopes mittee meeting on July 13. Some board members have already spend money, no department is 1983, but were included in fiscal to have the matter resolved 1984, then the school committee before the committee is indicated approval, he added. allowed to spend money from Altman refused to comment one year's budget to pay for an would have to use 1984 funds to scheduled to reappear in court. expense in the next year's pay for the items, and the He and board of selectmen on the prospect of a settlement since he had not discussed it budget. Money for the com- $190,000 would be returned to the Chairman Dan Ballou have been puters, he said, was included in town to reduce the tax rate in working on a settlement, he with his clients, Town Ac- The Wilmington American Legion Post 13« Sunday countant Dorothy Peters and, the school committee's fiscal fiscal 1985. said, where $53,000 the school The school department opted afternoon presented scholarships to four upperclass col- indirectly, the board of select- 1984 budget, and therefore he slll(l nls committee had planned to use to take legal action to obtain the I PtTinn '''•*'' '' Amy Brown, a student at Northeastern, and , L • Davld Sullivan, who attends Suffolk, each received 11000. money, rather than submit the Scholarships Joseph Pelletler III and George R. Kelley. Jr., students at requested information to the the University of Lowell, each received $500. From left, town accountant. Natalie Record of the scholarship committee. David The attorneys for both the Sullivan. George Kelley. Joseph Pelletier. Amy Brown. school committee and the town and Post Commander Paul Pintrlch. Accident LaLiberte ol Harold Avenue was Other activity Main Street traffic came to an charged with operating after his During the week ending July unexpected halt Tuesday license had been suspended. He 12, Wilmington Police Officers morning when a Tewksbury appeared in court later that responded to eight accidents, woman lost control of her car morning and his case was four fires and 20 alarms. They near the Pewter Pot Restaurant. continued for two weeks. quieted 11 disturbances, logged The vehicle crossed to the op- Officer Jim McNally arrested live larcenies, rendered medical posite side of the road, climbed a Dennis Holmes of Harjean assistance once and made one utility pole guy wire, and flipped Road. Billerica, Saturday protective custody detention. over onto its side. evening on a default warrant for One vehicle was reported stolen Theresa Buttera. 56. of Tenth failing to pay traffic fines. and one was recovered, seven Street was extricated through Holmes was scheduled to appear incidents of suspicious activity the trout window of her vehicle in court Monday morning. were investigated along with by fire department personnel. Possession of marijuana was three trespassing complaints, A Boston and Maine Railroad track crew replaced the crossing at Glen Road on Sunday. She was taken to Choate the charge on which Officer Joe six complaints involving Crossing The Job involved replacing track with a welded section, and installation of new ballast and Memorial hospital tor treatment Dully arrested Timothy Bray of trailbikes, two involving traffic new paving. Similar work will be done on several other crossings in Wilmington this sum- ol cuts and bruises. She later Colburn Avenue. Reading, and eight involving fireworks. replacement mer. No work is scheduled for this week. The next crossing to be done will be either the told Officer Joe Duffy that she Monday morning. The arrest Two assault and battery Clark Street or Salem Street crossing on the Wildcat branch. lost control when a hornet flew was was made at the town park complaints were taken, along into her car. following an investigation in with one report of a break, seven Arrests that area. At Woburn Court later domestic problems were Some problems remain Wednesday morning Officer the same day. Bray plead guilty quieted, Iwo liquor related Venuti arrested a local man before Judge Gonella and paid a complaints were checked out, after a routine radar stop. David $125 line. along with six incidents of in selling land to DRC vandalism. There were no big problems sell the land. This was not news Hopefully, Paul Palermo of on July 7, in the meeting of the to the commissioners. Any DRC reported, the survey will Wilmington Water Com- "dedicated" land in any town or be concluded by mid August. topics missioners, wilh reference to city may no! be sold without Civil engineer Erich Nitzsche the sale of land to Dynamics legislative permission. Such of North Reading has been hired savings. Those who leel they Research Corporation (DRC). land is to be lound in parks, by Palermo to do a perimeter Talking book Hearing aid specialist - Fred, our hearing aid could qualify for these ad- Former commissioner Arnold water reserves, etc. survey. He will also make a two Those who cannot read print, specialist, will be at the Drop-in ditional benefits are urged to Blake still thinks the land should A curb cut into the area from foot contour survey. He has without special aid, hold a book Center Friday, July 22 starting call or visit the Social Security be sold at public auction, but the Route 125 is another problem. already prepared, Palermo or turn a page, may qualify for a office. Those who qualify will Route 125 is a part of the Federal said, a "spring water table." talking book and-or cassette at 1 p.m. He donates his time to rest ol those participating leel the Wilmington seniors once a receive Medicaid. As of January highway system. To get legal The North Reading well is on book service. Those who think that the sale should be by month. Any senior with a 1 if monthly income increased entrance onto any land bor- the northerly side of Route 125 they qualify, are advised to negotiation. hearing problem is urged to take over the above amount due to DRC seeks to purchase 30 dering a Federal highway and just easterly of the obtain a brief statement ol their this opportunity to check with the increase in Social Security acres near the Andover town means that a "curb cut" must Wilmington property. Stapz- disability either visual or Fred, tree of charge. you would still retain your line and northerly of Route 125. be made. Only the Bureau of cynski reported that it produces physical from their doctor and Whist party July 18 Medicaid coverage through the It would rezone to "office park" Roads can give such permission, 125 gallons of water per minute send it lo Kevin Smith, Talking The Arts and Crafts Com- "Pickle Amendment." and locate its headquarters on and it does not do this very often. (gpm). Book Service. 72 Second St., July social Stapzcynski reported that he Thai is a much slower rate Cambridge, Ma. 02141. Within a mittee whist party will be held that land. Discusisons have been at the Drop-in Center Monday It is impossible to get the has requested assistance from than other wells in the area, lew days information will arrive going on tor some weeks. alternoon, July 18 beginning at tickets for the July social sent to Town Manager Buzz Stapc- Congressman Ed Markey. which average out to about 500 from the Perkins School for the the center. Therefore we will The sale of the land, when it gpm. Blind. 1:00. zynski reported that a two-thirds St. Dorothy's picnic start taking reservations vote is required of the state occurs, .would be by the town The Wilmington Memorial Sunday, July 17, starting at Thursday morning. We have legislature before the town can meeting. Stapczynski said the TOWN OK WILMINGTON Library has a demonstration only 100 tickets set aside at the town counsel did not see any machine. The talking book 1:30 p.m.. the annual st. Dorothy's Senior Citizen picnic box office at the North Shore serious objection to such sale. machine is like a phonograph Music Theatre lor the luncheon The town treasurer, Tony record player. Those who would will be held on the church TOWN OF WILMINGTON grounds. The meal will not be and stage show "Annie." It will Almeida, has been instructed to like a demonstration of the be first come, first served. A check the deeds, and check the machine and information on served until 4:30. It would be advisable to take a snack and a waiting list will be started alter town's ownership. Com- how to use the catalog shoulc 100 persons have signed up. The missioner Arthur Smith BOARD OF APPEALS contact Christina Stewart, chair. Case 72-83 S.S.I show will be held Saturday, July suggested that the land be ap- reference librarian at the 30 with the buses leaving the praised by two different firms, A Public Hearing will be held at library. To qualify lor S.S.E. (Sup- the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex plement Social Security income) center at 10:30 a.m. A $3 deposit before any agreement is made will be required to help detray with DRC on the purchase price. Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 the income level has been raised CONSERVATION P.M., on the application of George the cost of the social. COMMISSION Surveys of this property have to $453 a month for an individual P. Tenlindo. Jr., 30 Lucaya Circle, to BOARD OF APPEALS with no more than $1500 in PUBLIC HEARING started. acquire a variance from the stan- Case 75-83 Notice is hereby given that a Bart Paulding of Groton, an dard dimensional regulations (Table A Public Hearing will be held at public hearing will be held in the hydrological engineer, is doing a II) authorizing the construction of Wilmington seniors' menu Town Hall Annex, Middlesex the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex survey ol the property, par- an addition within a required Avenue, on July 26. 1983, at 7:00 gravy, whipped potato, ap- Avenue, in the office of the Conser- reserve side yard Map 101 Parcel P.M., on the application of Dorothy Week or July IK vation Commission on Thursday, Ju- ticularly with reference to the plesauce, buttered peas, rolls "zone of influence" of a well 67. . i E. Capozzi, 190 Chestnut Street, to Served at the West In- ly 21, 1983, at 8:30 p.m., in com- Bruce MacDonald acquire a variance from standard termediate School. and butter, jello with topping pliance with the provisions of Mass. which belongs to the North Chairman, Board dimensional regulations (Table II) and milk. G.L. Chapter 131, section 40, as Reading Water Department. Monday: Chilled applesauce, J6.13 of Appeals to divide a parcel of land into three chicken a la king, mashed Thursday: Baked stuffed amended, on the application of Clif- lots, one with less than required area pepper with tomato sauce, ton Hall, Bernstein Road, Wilm- TOWN OF WILMINGTON BOARD OF APPEALS potato, sliced tomato and let- Case 73-83 and width, and two lots with less tuce, fresh fruit and milk. buttered noodles, tossed salad, ington, Massachusetts, to construct than required frontage and width a single-family dwelling within 100' A Public Hearing will be held at Tuesday: Clam chowder, bread and butler, cake with Map 15 Parcel 10 and 10B. frosting and milk. of a wetland. Land shown on the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Bruce MacDonald, scrod New England style, Assessor's Map 67, Parcel 76. Avenue, on July 26, 1983, at 7:00 buttered green beans, bread and Friday: Chilled apple juice, Chester A. Bruce, Chairman, Board P.M., on the appplication of Helen T. J6.13 of Appeals butter, brownies with nuts and breaded tish, potato' rounds, Conservation Ventesanakos. 58 North Street, to ac- buttered carrots, cole slaw, ice J13 Commission milk. quire a variance from standard Wednesday: Pork patti and cream and milk. BOARD OF SELECTMEN dimensional regulations (Table II) BOARD OF APPEALS COMMONWEALTH Of MASSACHUSETTS Case 76-83 PROBATE AND FAMILY COl'KT PUBLIC HEARING authorizing the construction of a AAinuteman Home Care menu MIDDLESEX, SB. NO. In accordance with Section 16 of garage within a required reserve A Public Hearing will be held at NOTICE Of PRORATE Chapter 3 of the Bylaws oj the In- side and rear yard area. Map 78 the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Week of July 18 OF WILL WITIIOl T SURETIES habitants of the Town of Wilmington Parcel 14A. Avenue, on July 26, 1983, al 7:00 Served at Burlington Senior hermit bar. Estate of John D. Haley late ol Wilmington in Tuesday: Cream ol potato the County of Middlesex Revised, the Selectmen hereby give Bruce MacDonald. P.M., on the application of Frank T. Citizens Friendship Center, 45 NOTICE notice of their intention to sell and Chairman Soracco. Trustee, Wilmington 261 Center St., Burlington where soup, egg salad cold plate, A petition has been presented in the above cap- convey Town-owned land situated on J6.13 Board of Appeals Realty Trust, and Wilmington Real- nutrition aide is Kay cottage cheese, american honed matter praying that a certain instrument ways known as Burnham Street and ty Trust 265, P.O. Box 32, 2 Main cheese and potato salad, lettuce, purporting to be the last will ol said deceased BOARD OF APPEALS Cavanaugh. call 272-9552 for may be proved and allowed and that Erancli Berwick Avenue respectively, said Street, Stoneham, MA. 02180 to ob- sandwich roll, peanut butter Case 74-83 tain a variance from the provisions reservaitons. Kcrullo of Sloneham in the County of Middlesex parcels acquired by foreclosure of North Woburn - Wilmington at cookie. be appointed executor thereof, without giving tax titles, to an abutting owner, on A Public Hearing will be held at of the Wilmington Zoning Bylaw as Wednesday: Chicken with surety on his bond. amended on May 17, 1983, to North Congregational church, If you desire to object to the allowance of said Monday, July 25,1983 at 7:30p.m. in the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex honey sauce, brown rice, petition, you or your attorney should file a writ- the Conference Room at the Wilm- Avenue, on July 26. 1983. at 7:00 authorize and validate previously 8% Main St., Woburn, where site ten appearance in said Court, at Cambridge, on ington Memorial Library. The P.M., on the application of Sharon granted building permits, zoning manager is Marilyn Georgis. broccoli, rye bread, chilled fruit. or before 10:00 in the forenoon on August 18.19KI parcels to be sold carry a fair and Joseph Powers, 4 Short Street, variances, parking and site plans Call 933-8643 for reservations. Thursday F: Hot turkey You must In addition lo filing a written ap- approved persudant to the Zoning sandwich, mashed potato, peas pearance as aforesaid, file within thirty *30> market value of $1,900.00 for Parcel to acquire a variance from standard Menus are subject to change days after said return day a written statement of 66A and $1,500.00 for Parcel 66B and dimensional regulations (Table II) Bylaw in effect before May 17, 1983, without notice. Transportation and carrots, white bread, objections lo the petition, giving specific grounds are shown on Assessors' Map 24, to authorizing the construction of an which do not conform to the amend- is available, especially for tapioca pudding. therefor which reference is made for a more addition within a required reserve ed Zoning Bylaw. Map R2 Parcels Friday: Carrot salad, Wilni-ss. Sheila E McCovern. Esquire First side yard Map 80 Parcel 6A. 26A, 26B, 26C handicapped people. Judge ol said t'ourt al Cambridge, the fifth day particular description. Monday: Salisbury steak with macaroni and cheese, summer ol July, in the year ol our l-trd one thousand nine Daniel H. Ballou, Jr. Bruce MacDonald. Bruce MacDonald, blend vegetables, stewed hundred and eighty three Chairman. Board Chairman. Board Chairman, Board onion gravy, sweet potatoes, /s/HaulJ Cavanaugh J6>,13 of Appeals mixed vegetables, dinner roll, prunes. JI3 Register ol Probate J13.20 ofSelectmen J6.I3 of Appeals ■—la "TK""2 ' """*"»•"•«■• IWeburn, ReeaUng. Winchester. Burllngten. WakeheldlV ■ •fW No R^lng Trenscrlp,, HMM^ » Tew***,, Town C,,«.7,^^^S!«^ -* • WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-PAGE S-l f^\^lT IZiy mocx) Hate Boston artist \\ Sidewalk Sam // Supplement By David Hugh Smith tween 15 and 35 Then, underneath, in brilliant corporate col- Special ti> The Christian Science Monitor ors, he added the logo of the company sponsoring the picture Guillemin makes no apologies for his financial success, Sewing 10 Communities - Published Weekly Boston his dealings with business, or for his down-to-earth method of In (heir typically nonchalanl manner. Boslonians are operation He remarks "The conditions are always right for walking right over masterpieces of Western art copies on art There's no situation so mundane and poor that it isn't a concrete of works by artists like fX'fjas. Renoir. Caravaggio. beautiful environment for the human spirit and others. Roving with Dan Ferullo "I want art to be part of a daily experience l»ublic art And no one's complaining actually doesn't exist that much today Its private art thrust They're all participants often unknowlngl) in the into the public sector." Hub's 'Boston Art Walk." a six-month effort by'artist Bob As for Guillemins success at mixing paint with com- Baseball stars all millionaires? Gulllemln, who has garnered a certain amount of fame under merce, he says "I |offer to| do something that's good for you, FM TALK: A few thoughts been found guilty and been given the name "Sidewalk Sam." Although his works have been and you can pay me for it That's a healthy way for art to act hundred and eighty-seven popped into mind this week: a stiff sentence, it isn't likely that shown in museums and galleries though sometimes under Artists have to go out with a shovel over their shoulders and thousand five hundred dollars. As I watched this year's all-star Cobb, if also found guilty, will be unusual circumstances he-prefers exhibiting on the street do some work " At the same time, he notes that "90 percent Needless to say, even those in the baseball game, I couldn't help given any lesser punishment. All Mr Guillemins street work, howevei. has earned him of |the sidewalk art| I've done has never been paid for " circle of wealth who regularly considerable commercial success The artist who studied at thinking that nearly every player this in the light of a former .Recently. Guillemin did one of his community-pride mu- buy rare antiques, this sale the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris and eventually became a in both leagues who participated Massachusetts' state police of- rals in Indianapolis to commemorate 100 years of downtown caused quite a stir. The second copyist at the Louvre, travels widely across the I Inited Stales in the contest was a millionaire! ficer's slap on the wrist (he'll activity It was sponsored by a shopping mall and will even- desk, which incidentally was doing sidewalk masterpieces under the sponsorship of a wide Then I considered something serve about one year or so) for the tually be transferred to the Indianapolis Children's Museum. similar to the first (in fact, both range of commercial enterprises He also specializes in Mickey Mantle, that true all-star serious charge of stealing im- A larger-than-life-Size Mona Lisa in a Portland. Ore shop- desks were hand-crafted by the something he calls •'community pride murals artworks in- Hall of Famer who played with pounded marijuana from his own ping mall wore away along with its smile in about a same fellows, Job and corporating landmarks, local themes, or both week, but sponsors were delighted at the heavy attention the the Yankees so many wonderful barracks, with the intention of Christopher Townsend and John It's a curious mixture of business and art that has become exercise attracted in the news media. seasons, said during a recent tv selling it. Not that Cobb's crime is Goddard, who are considered the a three-person business called Guillemin & Co. Guillemin has done about a dozen works, mostly on interview. Mantle revealed that less wrong; it's just that I find it finest furniture craftsmen in the This summer more than 50 of Guillemins acrylic paint- sidewalks, for the Digital Equipment Corporation According he signed with the New York hard to see the fairness of the history of American furniture), ings will decorate Boston, most of them along the city's to Joseph Nangle. marketing and communications manager Yankees for a measly $1500 judicial system's handing out was sold just last month at '■Freedom Trail." a path leading visitors through historic lof Digital Business Centers He's the consummate show bonus, and his first year salary to sites In this he's backed by city and state agencies Most of such vastly different degrees of Christie's for six hundred and ,man. We treat these as a happening, not as a freezable. play baseball was $500, A guy like punishment for two very serious these works will be under business sponsorship, to the tune of twenty-seven thousand dollars, a 'holdable thing." Hence the tendency of the work Guillemin Jim Rice earns more than that crimes. $2,000apiece (maintenance and corporate logo included). dollar amount that makes this does for Digital to be literal washouts after the next rain- each time he steps up to the plate, Recently. Guillemin was at work on Boston Common near Now here's a hedge against sale the second largest in history. storm Sidewalk Sam's mural depiction of "25 Years of Digi- albeit he's probably worth it by the busy Hark Street subway station. His work for that day inflation for you: In the New Oh, by the way, according to the tal in Chicago" remains, however, in Chicago's Merchandise today's income standards. was a Revolutionary War Minuteman, a painting he com- Mart Building. Yorker recently it was announced auctioneers, these desks were While on the subject of sports, pleted with vigorous brushstrokes amid friendly tete-a-tetes that two desks — that's right, terrific buys, even at their Guillemins ultimate goal'' "To do the Sistine Chapel ceil- I'm having a difficult time with individuals from an ebbing and swelling audience of be- ing on the sidewalk. "■ desks — made in Newport, Rhode outlandish prices, since each discerning the justice in former Island in the late eighteenth would easily resell for a nifty BC basketall star Earnie Cobb's century were auctioned off in possible jail sentence of up to ten price of one million dollars. That New York City and shattered is, if their owners were willing to years ^BHBBB_ OFFER GOOD THRU AUGUST 5, 1983 CORN ,£.. Woburn rf»W NOW PICKING •'-""''"•'lit.,l presents! 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CHARLES J. DAVID STRONG JR. (Mariane Glrard) TREMBLAY, JR. (Deborah Doherty) of of Reading, a son, MASTERSON, JR. (Fish) of North (Maureen Gaffney) of Everett, a daughter, Boggle Challenge Christopher Stephen, Reading, a daughter, Jennifer Lee, on May on June 21. Grand- Woburn, a son, Kevin Jillian Michelle, on Patrick, on June 13. 20. Grandparents: Mr. How many words can you make? parents: Mr. and Mrs. June 22. Grand- and Mrs. Allen Strong Robert Girard, Sr. of Grandparents: Mr. parents: Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles J. of Everett and Mr. and In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and Winchester, Mr. Leonard A. Tremblay, Mrs. Daniel Doherty of write them down. To make a word, use letters, In Warren Hodge Sr. of Masterson, Sr. and sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner. Each letter In Sr. of Melrose and Mr. Mrs. Mary Gaffney, all Stoneham. Foxboro and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph C. the grid may be used only once In a word. Any word Marie Hodge of of Woburn. found In a standard English dictionary Is acceptable FishofWakefield. MR. AND MRS. •PLAY AGAINST Norwood. Great DENNIS WILLIAM ^vi^sggg THE"BOGGLE grandmother: Mrs. D. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. JIRI-ROMANA FRIEL (Carolyn BRAIN": Find his P. Russo of Win- LOUIS J.MACINANTI Collins) of Foxboro, a list below. See If chester. VANKOVSKY you can beat him. (Paula Stryke) of (Zinkeova) of son, Jeffrey William By How •OR PLAY EG3D3 Woburn, a son. Randy on June 12. Grand- its DIFFERENT AGAINST A MR. AND MRS Burlington, a son, Jan, James, on June 26. on June 10. Grand- parents: Mrs. Rita A. FRIEND. Compare JOSEPH DeANGELIS Grandparents: Mr. Collins of Winchester lists and cross off OOSQ JR (Donna Cun- parents: Mr. and Mrs. words In common. and Mrs. Roger C. Jiri-Mancela and Mr. and Mrs. Then score: ningham) of Dracut, a Stryke and Mr. and Daniel Friel of daughter, Jamie Lee, Vankovsky and Mr. 3-4 letters: 1 point Mrs. Louis J. and Mrs. Joseph- Woburn. 5 letters: 2 points npmoi on June 22. Grand- Macinanti. Sr., all of 8 letters: 3 points parents: Mr. and Mrs. Marie Zinke, all of Woburn. Czechosiavakia. MR. AND MRS. 7 letters: 6 points John Cunningham and TYRONE JOHNS 8 or more: 11 points □ QBE) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. W. (Robyn Williamson) of DeAngelis, all of STEPHEN ROULEAU DEAN BAMFORD North Reading, a'son, 311S3UM 1S3UM 13W iSjM . 13M S»M 1NVM AOl NOl Burlington. "HSV1 NVi 31V1 1V«S 3101S M3S MVS 1VS 11VS 31VS 1S3H S13d (Debbie Pronovost) of (Betty Lou Schramm) Kyle Louis, on June 21. lid *N03d 131 1SY1 1VJ ISVd NVd 'XSV 1NV dlV NIVUB 310OOB North Reading, a Grandparents: Mr. MR. AND MRS. K of Burlington, a daughter, Jennifer daughter, Christina and Mrs. Albert Aji—wwd ■tfanii) IM' **« *••««» V«K1» SCOTT BLAKE (Mary Marie on June 9. Eleanor on June 9. Williamson of North Culhane) of Stoneham, Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Lt. Col. Reading, Mr. and Mrs. Thin •*• MVM Jiff.rtiK.i in tht I.CM. »irtnr*. Can yo. »poi ih.m? a son, Jonathan Scott, and Mrs. Harold Louis Blizzard of and Mrs. W. Arthur , on June 24. Grand- Nilsson of North Bamford of Portland Dendron, Virginia, and ••Q*Mj "IBM '6»*1 '■»u§d u>ua.fl -yinfl • ■i1 ,ai*t>.> parents: Mrs. Kenneth Reading and Mr. and and Lt. Col and Mrs Mrs. Odelle Caldwell M. Blake of Melrose Mrs. Roger Rouleau of Dwight R. Schramm of of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Gloria M. Nashua, N.H. Liverpool, NY. Culhane of Woburn. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT FINDIT • MR. AND MRS ROBERT RODMAN PAUL J. MACKEY, KNOWLTON (Gail KEVIN M . (Eleanor Reale) of JR. (Sandra Breen) of Andrews) of It's.a colorful world Find 15 different colors. MULKERN (Maureen Woburn, a daughter, Everett, a son, Patrick Tewksbury, a Words run across, down or diagonally in any Quigley) of Woburn, a Stacy Ann, on June 9. daughter, Katie, on Shamus on June 10. direction Word list below Out vntAMi. <**tt ^ f HL wdlH~J~ son, Brian Patrick, on Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mr. June 20. Grand- June 21. Grand- N W 0 R B and Mrs. Luigi Reale and Mrs. Paul J. parents: Mr. and Mrs. L L 0 2 parents: Mrs. John B. G R A E W of Woburn, Mrs. Mackey and Mr. and Jack Knowlton of Y A R G 0 L D R Quigley of Woburn, Eileen Rickard of Mrs. William A. Wilmington and Mr. Mr. Robert Mulkern of Woburn. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Medford and Mrs. Breen, all of E R V R E U L B « RE<"":|_e 8 B6T Robert Rodman of Burlington. Andrews of Stoneham. Out "SmaJu. i*&v: Patricia Mulkern of Tewksbury. L 0 A E P A N L Somervilie 3. V TRAYA L C S E N 1 G A 0 E H N S D N C W H 1 T E 0 E K 4 - iMlElTlP UILTM E L P R U P R R Word list: Ash, blue, black, brown coral, gray, * t»n. e a DE c Sn-»re ~£*U :&>u/* 1M! dew* ^- 4^ green, gold, lavender, purple, pin! i, rose, red. white, yellow. Leftover letters gi ve you one _{• ^iuUnj <■ 'j-Ktmifi, j e-aasy r e an a [nore color. By Cory Winchester Hospital births MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. "»«*■ AND MRS. Ronan of Burlington. ROBERT ROBERT F. FITZ- OZAKI (Matsuki) of ARTHUR N. COY Mr. Emest Coy of CASTIGNETTI PATRICK (Gardner) Burlington, a (Ronan) of Lynn, a Saugus, and Mrs. (Earlene St. Arnauld) of Tewksbury, a son, daughter, Megumi, on son, Jason, on June25. Emily Cantin of Lynn. of Burlington, a son, Michael, on June 25 June25. Grandparents: Mr. 18 FT. X 48 INCH PACKAGE.. 579.97 Mark Robert on June Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cont. on Page S-3 24 FT. X 48 INCH PACKAGE. 679.99 21. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. James M. 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Not workmanlike horror movie - not and set of circumstances, and exactly the reincarnation of Poor Norman Bates. He's just great, but much better than pulls more than a few surprises Hitchcock. gotten out of the looney bin after average. out of his hat. Nevertheless, the plusses i$ 22 years and he can't get any Which means it's not nearly as If anyone should be criticized, it "Psycho II" more than outweight peace. Maybe he's nuts. Maybe good as Alfred Hitchcock's is director Richard Franklin the minuses. If you were terrified somebody's trying to drive him original "Psycho." and that Pacing is poor, especially for the by the original, you won't want to nuts. He doesn't know. explains why the sequel has been first hour, as Franklin plodding miss the sequel. That's the premise, at least, getting kicked and mauled by behind "Psycho II" (rated R). the critics left and right. long-awaited sequel to one of the It would have been impossible most famous - and terrifying for the sequel to be as good as the movies ever made. original. For one thing. Hit- chcock, the master, is dead. For another, we know Norman is a lunatic killer the principal TOWN This Week's tension in "Psycho II" is whether THE CAST OF THE 'ALL NIGHT STRUT' is (left to right) he wi 11 revert to form Karen Murphy, Tony Rich, Andrea Danfdord, and David Montague. They'll be performing at the Next Move Theatre Poems That much said. "Psycho II" through July 24. has some real moments of terror (Roger D. Farrington photo) "WEDDED BLISS" and is a worthy successor to A lovely bride in silk and lace Hitchcock's masterpiece. By RICK PEARL Walking slowly down the aisle Most of the credit for this must To meet her proud and anxious go to the excellent cast. Anthony "The All Night Strut" is advertised as "a classy, sassy groom Perkins is back for another turn musical celebration" of the 1930s and 40s, and, to a certain Waiting for her with a smile. as Norman, a part for which he is extent, that's a fair assesment. For all of one act, and perfect. He's at least 20 pounds perhaps a bit longer, it is everything it's trumped up to be. How wonderful the wedding day underweight, his hair is a skewed When two sweethearts are wed mop and his bulging eyes just After that, however, it drags in various places, and limps Joined in holy matrimony towards the finish line like a lame quarterhorse. can't keep still. In other words, he As their sacred vows are said. always looks capable of picking "Strut" is a performance of old songs and dances by four up a butcher knife and hacking extremely talented people, Andrea Danford, David Mon- To promise to remember away. tague. Karen Murphy, and Tony Rich. Their musical abilities To be forever true and fancy footwork aren't in question. What is is the To honor — love — and cherish Vera Miles, who portrayed the likelihood that two hours standup singing and dancing can Until life's journey through. sister of Janet Leigh (the victim entertain modern audiences. Back in the days before in the famous shower scene) 22 Just caring for each other years ago. is also back, this time television, such performances may have been the rage, but In sickness and in health now, for better or worse, it seems to be not enough. as a scheming, vengeful Ida To live in peaceful harmony Loomis. She sparks with elec- an****"- From a historical standpoint, this is a nice little produc- No need for worldly wealth. tricity, and her duel with Perkins tion. The costumes, makeup, and general atmosphere are is not diminished by the fact that enought to transpor you back in time if. indeed, you have the Greet each day with a happy face E^^» DECORATOR IACES V VX*fV they never meet, except for one " DRESS PRINTS • P0PIINS • CALICOS • QUILTS • LEN0S imaginative capabilities to do so. End with a goodnight kiss brief instant as the movie opens. And your marriage will forever At its best, "Strut" is a dynamic, toe-tapping combination Screen newcomer Meg Tilly, •CRINKLE -VOILES • CHIFFONS• NOVELTIES • PUSSES be who plays Norman s (believe it or • SAILCLOTH • SHEERS • TABLECLOTH • VELVETS of boogie-woogie music and flashy moves. At its worst it is Filled with lasting bliss. drippy, stationary, and monotonous. It begins with a bang, not) girlfriend Mary, is merely ~» DRAPERT • SLIPCOVER • REUPHOLSTERY, ETC.... Eunice M. Bain competent alongside Perkins and and ends with a whimper. Mel rose Miles But she's adequate for her COME EXPECTING BARGAINS — BE EARLY Some of the numbers are excellent. "In the Mood," "Java role and at least doesn't get in the Jive." "Shoo Shoo Baby." "Ain't Misbehavin'." and "Beat way. — SAVE IN ALL 3 STORES — Me, Daddy, Eight to the Bar" are among the most enjoyable. Births continued Scriptwriter Tom Holland has FASHION • DECORATING • BARGAIN OUTLET Unfortunately, however, the majority of the hot numbers are taken a wise course in not merely from Page S-2 944-6996 in the first set. extending the story line of Hit- FABRICTOWN If you are interested in the music of this dramatic period in chcock's original. He has 545-557 MAIN ST., READING American life, "Strut" will be a wonderful entertainment for you. If yours is nothing but a casual interest, however, the NEMH only things tapping at the end of the night may be your fingers on your arm rest as you wait for the end to births Howlands arrive. MR. AND MRS. Beverly PETER NELSON) Iris Prickett) of 111 Green »fl Hospital St., Reading, a son, # Matthew Arthur on MR. AND MRS July 6. Grandparents PHILIP RBARDON, are Marion Prickett of Mitchell, South Sis* & of 497 Rantoul Street, June S7th - July E3rd f*^ Beverly, a son, David Dakota; and Mr. and Philip on June 16. Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Grandparents are Mr. Reading. Starts Thursday, July 14 g* 20to50°lo and Mrs. Richard Borgatti of Ipswich; MR. AND MRS. Sale ends Sunday, July 17 V off and Mr. and Mrs. DAVID J. WASAK 4 days only ALL UNIFORMS Frank Reardon of (Rosemary Lane) of North Reading. Hemingway St., 20°.o off Winchester, a -~ ff TICKETED daughter, Katie %'O UlUITi I PRICE %70 Off 20% off ass ALL SHOES Melrose- Elizabeth on June 24. TICKETED PRICE OF ™ (Nurse Motes and Clinic) ENTIRE STOCK OF ! ENTIRE STOCK OF Grandparents are ALFRED DUNNER MISSES' TRICOT While Swan Wakefield Mrs. Eugene Lane of REGULAR-PRICE FALL PANTS A TOPS Featuring Barco MR. AND MRS. Burlington; and Mr. KIDS' HEALTH-TEX Reg 11 99-13 99 Sale 8.99-10.49 SLEEPWEAR s ! Reg 9 99->36 Solo 7.99-28.80 Crest and Mrs. Joseph J. Reg 6- 22 Already reduced from M9'22 Pull-on CHRISTOPHER Sale 4.50-16.50 Short and long gowns, baby dolls pants. 10-20 pel & avg Coordinating print Tlfflny HANEY (Loraine Ann Wasak of Woburn. Infants' 12-24 mos . toddlers 2-4. VANITY FAIR GILEAD. VAL MODE more1 short-sleeve blouses 10-20 etc. Morrison) of 5R Spring girls 4-14, boys 4-7 In sizes S.M.L Court. Woburn, a RO-WEARa daughter, Morgan Geo. facts T Elizabeth on June 6. Theoretical 30% off ssa™ Grandparents are Mr. %70 Off 20% off< "UNIFORMS physicists have TICKETED PRICES OF ENTIRE STOCK ENTIRE STOCK OF and Mrs. John worked out a history of REGULAR-PRICE 725 Main St. Rt. 38 415 Mom SI Rt. 28 Morrison, of Woburn. ENTIRE STOCK OF FOUNDATIONS, Tewksbury, Mast. Stoneham. Mass. '- the universe all the HANES HOSIERY DAYWEAR & PANTIES MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Near Friendly's Stoneham Spuare Reg M6'28 Sale 11.20-19.95 Tel. 851 7903 way back to an instant Reg 2.1 95-6 95 Sale 2/1.46-5.21 Tel. 438-3791 MR. AND MRS. JOHN Reg 3-6 99-M2 Sale 3/5.59-33.60 From tamous makers. Solids, stripes. after the "big bang." Stockings, pantyhose in support and ultra- Tewksbury Store Hours Stoneham Store Hours FORTINO (Lorraine Bras, slips camisoles, bikinis, briefs and checks in broadcloths, oxfords Regular That instant came to a sheer styles, tummy control styles more From MAIDENFORM. PLAYTEX Monday - Saturday 9:00 to 5:30 Monday - Saturday and tapered fit. long and short sleeves. In Thursday Evening til 8:00 Cuzzone) of 3 Shelia fraction of a second Sizes A to Plus F VANITY FAIR WARNERS. BALI, more' 10:00 to 5:30 Ave, Woburn, a son, sizes 14 -17 expressed by a A. Michael John, on June decimal point followed 9. Grandparents are I ; by 42 zeroes and a one. Mr. Anthony L. Cuz %> off 20% off 4.99 bath,I told elsewhere '7-»10 Yet, scientists long to TICKETED PRICE OF zone of Woburn; and know what happened TICKETED PRICE OF YOUR CHOICE: Mr. John Fortino of before that, says ENTIRE STOCK OF ALREADY REDUCED TOWELS FROM Stoneham. National Geographic. MEN'S IZOD SHIRTS MEN'S SUITS Ong 99 99-179 99 Sale 79.99-143.99 FAMOUS MAKERS Reg »25-'32 Sale 18.75'24 Includes MARTEXV FIELDCRESTV ,200-'300 values1 Summei and traditional Poly/cotton and 100% cotton short- and CANNON- suits JOHNNY CARSON ana tamous sleeved knits in assorted fashion colors Hand, sold elsewhere '5-*7 3.99 designers Many colors styles but not all Not all styles in all stores Wash sold elsewhere '3-3 25 1.99 styles and manufacturers in all stores *Bhristmas\ (Excluding Red Dot ) OffT.CKETEO In August 20% PRICE ■ff l%f«J twill sold elsewhere '8-'1« j 20% off R88™ ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRINGMAID OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF COMFORTERS, SELECTED PERCALE BLANKETS... 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NEW IDEAS IN Sunburst Fabric Studio 1 tv\ 270 Franfc,,n st /> A MV # r* - 943 Main Street AAISHAWUAA RD., WOBURN MALL CANVAS Melrose.Mass. Melrose NEW ENGLAND SHOPPING CENTER, RT. 1 SAUGUS 665-9771 665-7130 AWNINGS 665-4040 Mon. thru Sat. 10:00-9:30 — Sunday 12:00-5:00 V ^ Supplement to Daily Tlmeie. Chronicle (Woburn. Reading. Wincneeler. Bur l inglon. Waketwld). Lvnnlielo PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 Villager, No Reading Tremcrlpl, Wilmington & TewMbury Toom Our. Stoneliem Independent c ' PLAY—MUSICAL the Newport Jazz and the Jazz Mulligan, Oscar MARKET MILLS "They're Playing Festival, now titled Messengers featuring Peterson, Pee Wee Lowell National Our Song", an Kool Jazz Festival, to Terrance Blanchard, Russell, George Historical Park will irresistible musical be produced by George Charles Fambrough, Shearing, Teddy present, "Mondays at comedy, with music by Wein at Fort Adams Donald Harrison and Wilson and others. Market Mills", a Marvin Hamlisch and State Park, Saturday Johnny O'Neal with Monday evening series and Sunday, August 20- Like last year's of historical lecture, Parade of Events lyrics by Carole Bayer guest stars Freddie event, Fort Adams Saeger; starring Julie 21,12 noon to 6:30 p.m. Hubbard and John song, and slide Ella Fitzgerald, State Park will provide programs in the Budd. North Shore Faddis; the Wynton a unique backdrop for Music Theatre, Rte. Oscar Peterson, Dizzy Marsalis Quintet theatre of the park Gillesple and Vic two days of Jazz under visitor center at 128, Exit 19, Beverly. featuring Branford the sun. It's a relaxed Saturday evening, Dickenson are four of Marsalis, Kenny Market Mills BACH'S SUPPER light classical and The black-tie affair is the legendary names seaside setting where throughout the sum- CEREBRAL PALSY July 16 at 8 P.M.; Kirkland. Jeff Watts several thousand Jazz Burlington Mall's popular selections. guaranteed to be the The fourth annual Saturday, July 16, 2 who appeared at and Ray Drummond; mer. Bach's Sup- On July 19 a Harp social event of the America's first great fans will gather to Presentations in- Waiters and P.M. Matinee. the George Wein Kool picnic on the lawns of per...Concert series Soloist will be featured season, promising an Waitresses Race for Tickets: $7 to $12.50. outdoor Jazz ex- Jazz Festival All- clude: "Life in the continues on Tuesday and concluding with a evening of fine food travaganza on the Fort Adams. Ticket County Jail: A Look at Cerebral Palsy is For reservations, call Stars, comprised of sales are limited to evenings through July Brass Quartet on July prepared by caterer scheduled for 922-8500; Visa-Master grass tennis courts of Scott Hamilton, Oliver Lowell' s Keith 26. 26. Holten Brandi, and Newport Casino. 6,500 each day. No Tuesday, August 9 at 922-8502. Jackson, Warren alcoholic beverages Academy", July 18; The eight-week dancing under the Pickering Wharf, Vache, George Wein "The Immigrant series, which began on BENEFIT BAllL stars to the music of Salem, Mass. The race Ella, Oscar, Dizzy and others. will be permitted. Experience: June 7 is held in the The romantic Leon Merian's swing and Vic headline an Tickets are now on will begin at 2:00 p.m. sale at all Ticketron Developing an Exhibit Town Meeting Carcassonne Castle on band. All proceeds will The race is spon- CHILDREN'S array of established From a humble start at the Pollard Restaurant area. Marblehead Neck will benefit the North sored by Kronenbourg MlfSICAL and young Jazz stars July 17-18, 1954, Elaine outlets and major Memorial Library". Tuesdays from 6 p.m. be the site of the 1983 Shore Cancer Society. "Hansel and Gretel" at this seaside event. and Louis Lorillard ticket agencies Beer, and all proceeds throughout New July 25; "People, to 8 p.m. and offers North Shore Cancer Tickets are $100. per will benefit United North Shore Music Saturday's concert: and George Wein People", August 1; customers the op- Society Benefit Ball on person and are tax Cerebral Palsy Theatre, Rte. 128, Exit Oscar Peterson, the founded the Newport England. Advance "Lowell Underground: portunity to shop and Saturday, August 6, deductible. For tickets Association of the 19, Beverly. Thursday Stan Getz Quartet, Jazz Festival. Wein tickets are $17.50 per A Look at the Lowell eat while enjoying beginning at 5:00 p.m. and additional in- North Shore, Inc. 9:15 A.M. and 11:45 Spyro Gyra, Vic blended Newport and day, $20.00 on the days Canal System', formation, call Jerril Participants are en- A.M., July 14. Tickets: Dickenson, Gato Jazz into a com- of the concerts. August 8; "Lowell: A Krowen at 523-5252. couraged to collect $2.50 — $3.00. For Barbieri, Carmen bination that For free brochure Unique National donations prior to the reservations, call 922- McRae and her Trio popularized the "jam with ticket details, Park", August 15; | ADOPTION event. 8500; Visa>Master 922- with Marshall Otwell, session" and launched write Kool Jazz "Trolleys: Past and The Alliance for Restaurants from all 8502, 10 A.M. -5 P.M. Donald Bailey and a festival empire that Festival, P.O. Box 605, Future", August 22; Kris Oil Newport, R.I. 02840. I Children, Inc. a non- over the North Shore JohnLeftwich. stretches around the "More Jigs, Reels, and profit Massachusetts and Boston are invited 30TH ANNIVERSARY globe and includes Festival Headquar- Rags", August 29. licensed adoption to send their best Jazz buffs, world- Sunday's stellar Kool Jazz Festival ters: Viking Hotel, "Mondays at Market 9e agency, will be wide, are making lineup includes Ella stops in 22 U.S. cities Newport, R.I. (401) waiters and waitresses Mills" is free and open sponsoring an Adop- to compete in the race. reservations here for Fitzgerald, Dizzy this year. 847-8100. to the public. Market tion Information The race will test their the 30th anniversary of Gillespie, Art Blakev. That first 1954 Kool is a product of Mills is located at the Par Gal. Meeting on Wednesday skills in pouring beer Festival featured the Brown & corner of Market and 150Gal.Min. evening, July 27, at 8 and racing with a tray Eddie Condon, Wild Williamson Tobacco Dutton Streets in p.m. at the Needham holding a napkin, Bill Davidson, Vic Corporation, Lowell, Mass. For All Orders C.O.D. Presbyterian Church, bottle and full glass of The Dutch once believed Dickenson, Ella Fit- Louisville, Kentucky, more information, 1458 Great Plains beer. Prizes will be that if a stork built its nest zgerald, Erroll Gar- which also contact Lowell Avenue, Needham. on the roof of your house, ner, Dizzy Gillespie, manufactures Sir awarded for the it meant the best of luck. National Hstorical Burner Service The Alliance for highest scoring Bobby Hacket, Billie Walter Raleigh Pipe Park, 169 Merrimack Children is actively restaurant teams. Holiday, Stan Kenton Tobacco and Barclay, Street, Lowell, Ma looking for couples and as m.c, Lee Konitz, Viceroy, Raleigh and Available For further in- Belair cigarettes. 01852. Telephone (6171 singles for many formation, or to obtain Gene Krupa, Gerry 459-1000. BECKETT BURNERS waiting infants and an application, please :oo children of all ages call 593-2727. Installed from India, Mexico, The United Cerebral BioGuard Guatemala, El Palsy Association of Salvador and the North Shore, Inc. s Colombia. Home supports the Infant SUNROOFS studies can be started Developmental Swimming Pool immediately. For Program which 68°° more information, provides therapeutic Chemicals for 50 gal. delivery please call The and support services Alliance for Children, for infants, birth to At Classic Glass we not at (617)449-1277. three years of age who only install sunroofs with 933-0156 have mental and a written lifelong physical develop- guarantee for as low as mental delays. The Agency operates the 766-approved $219" Developmental School But we can also replace of the North Shore your cracked wind- which is a pre-school shield or broken glass. for multi-physically Mrs. Evans The next time you have disabled children ages three to seven years. glass troubles let the We also have an Adult experts at Classic Glass ESP Services Program help. providing habilitation, Spiritual Reader & Advisor social and recreational programs for the Advice on Love, Marriage and Business physically disabled BioGuard Stingy • Windshields • Windows adult aged 18 and over. • Replacement • Custom made For more information. Call Other Agency Stick, the better programs include auto glass home mirrors 389x2707 clinic therapies, way to chlorinate. counseling for the Just d'Op into piastc skimmer Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. disabled arid their Stick dissolves slow',' releasing chlorine 185 Main St., Everett ■«»■» continuously to sanitize pool while you families, and social 1 services. roax And its modem stabilized 935-7620 BioGuard chorine Ca" loll Iree i 800 792 5194 ?B7 Salem Sueei Wobum MA Just olt routes <28 and 93 Mastercard and VISA Accepted BioGuard : .^o^»?!%»Wt »?*?MT« •S«X»*WM™~™ Stingy Sticks Chlorine Cartridges ANNOUNCEMENT Living Water Church is holding Services Woburn Holiday Inn next to Woburn Mall •'JULY 14 • is •■■16 • 17 AQUA-CRAFT. Living Water Church is a Charismatic Full Gospel Fellow- ship. The teaching emphasis is the Believers' union with Christ and spiritual development. The sick are prayed ROUU 1 INorthl PEABODY ATN/D&£VS NIXt tO BICKFOBD S PANCAKES for. Pastors Charles and Joyce Folkart invite all to come TANK TOPS • SHORTS • JERSEYS • POLOS 535 6000 out to the services Sunday afternoons at 2 p.m. i»5 BROADWAY MAIDEN SHORT SETS • ROMPERS • SLACKS RII. •• 322-3800 Tel. 665-0545 WANTED: Take Exit 38 North on Rt 128 near 193. Mf7 „ CRYSTAL COIN, INC. is buying ALL PLATINUM, 60LD Second Set & STERLING JEWELRY Of at Premium Prices. Color Prints! ANTIQUE & ESTATE Pay for the first set & PIECES WANTED: get the second set FREE Necklaces, Btacelets, Earrings, Rings, Diamonds, at the time you leave Precious Stones, Pearls, Cameos, Brooches, your original color print Pocket Watches and all unusual pieces. roll for processing and printing. Our Spectacular Hummer Sidewalk Sale — Also all Sterling & Com Silver Flatware and Serving Pieces Ov..night Print S.rvlc. available All Silver and Gold U.S. Coins. 5CK extra per roll. WE WIU GLADLV EXAMINE JULY! -JULY31 N/DMYS AMY PIECES YOU MAY HAVE CRYSTAL COIN Stoneham Camera Center • RTE. 3, WOBURN INCORPORATED KVERl Y • LOWEtt • MARLBORO • MILFORD • RANDOLPH • SPENCER • SPRINGFIELD , Redstone Shopping Center (Rt. 28) 349 Main Street NEW HOURS I Saturday 10-6 STONFHAM • WALTHAM • W. BOYLSTON • WILMINGTON • WOBURN • WORCESTER! Wakefield. Mass. Mon Tue. Werl 10-7 Thurs.Frl 10-9 Cloeed Sunday M 3 438-3715 « ot LN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:30-9:30 - SATURDAY 9:30-9:00 - SUN. 12-5 «„ ,;■**_ 245 0014 "' ~M « Supplement to Dally Times* Chronicle (Woburn. Having. Wlnchailar. Burnnglon. Wehel.eld). LynnlleW Villager. No Reading Traracrlpt. Wilmington L TevAlbury Toum Crier. Stonenam Indapandanl WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 PAGE S-S CATALOG TowneOUTLET Plaza Shopping Center STORE 700 Boston Rd ,Rt 3A, Billenca. Mass 55% to 78% off. *t Ladies \ / A »x Save 55% to 74%... Dresses— 25 Styles Bright & Black Purple Passion Demure & Dainty V-neck dress of woven cotton Gathered at lor Shiny polyester knit dress with iacket ol acetate 01 woven polyester and-rayon heatures stand ward shoulders and at sleeves Elaslicized sleeve metallic-and-nylon knit 'Dress has V-necklme up collar square tront yoke with lace trim Slightly edges In a Red/Black print with border trim spaghetti straps Side slil Jacket has iewei neck- gathered at shoulders Lace-trimmed sleeves line, wrap-style petal tront with barrel cults Obi sash In Turquoise and White a* pnnl Animated Stripes Voile Print Oress ol polyester;cotton'Lycra« spandex knit This breezy dress ol sheer polyester-and- Vibrant Plaid with scoop neckline Slightly gathered Irom cotton comes wiih scoop neckline and Woven cotton dress tealures ruffled collar with dropped waist Rutlle trim In Black/White attached shawl Tucked Ironi bodice Slightly buttonandloop Elasticized waist and ruffled slripes Sathered at dropped waist Lace trim In Ll sleeve edges Flounced hem lie belt In multi- lue print color plaid Linear Concept Geometric Gem Dress ol poiyester-and cotton knit has boaNoecklme Set-m You M simplv float m this V-neck shift of woven poryester-and-cotton i bands accent this pullover with elasticized tunnel waist In Gray Front and back yokes leature a set-in. color-Blocked, geometrical While/Red slripes design Flounced hem In Black with Turquoise and Yellow trim Peek-a-Boo Smashing Sundress Striped dress ot polyester knit Peek-a-boo sleeves tie at 01 woven polyester-and-rayon. highlighted by iacket of woven polyes- edges Elasticized waist tie belt In multicolored horizon- ter and cotton Jacket has stand-up collar and open Ironi Dress in a tal stripes multicolor border-print on White, iacket in Pink Delightfully Dotted Floral Border Dress ol woven polyester-and-cotlon voile, iacket ol Pullover dress ol woven polyester-and-colton V-neck lormed by woven polyesterand rayon with the look oilmen mock-wrap style bodice Gathered at shoulders Sleeves with stitched Sleeveless dress has shirt collar lorward shoulders pleats at sides Elasticized waist with spaghetti belt Jacket slightly gathered al shoulders c* Attractive Print Dress of knitted polyester crepe features jewel neckline Short culfed sleeves. eias.tiozea waist btraigni skirt wiin siae snt he""sasn in multicolored border pnnl Misses and Ian Misses sizes Original Catalog Prices 20.00 to 43.00 n i NOW 859 & 10.99 69% to 75% off... Misses & Womens Assorted Blouses & Shorts 4 Course We're Open NOW 2.99 Sunday Noon-5 XPtmri These items as priced available only at the outlet store Sorry no mail, phone. COD. orders Of Course You Quantities limited. Merchandise may vary from illustration Can Charge It Shop Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 9, Sun.'12 to 5 If^lHHIHa . PAGE S-6-WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 Supptanwit 10Dill, Tlm« 1 ChronltK (W»burn. Rwding. WlLlllllir. Burlington. «*•*•«•*<). Lynnlwid Villager. No Ruding Tramcrlpt. Wilmington t T«w*»bury To«n Crm. Slon»h»m indopmdonl From page S-l From page S-l ROVING nandful of these Townsend- you've got me sold on the great lovers across the country right Gratin or Catfish Bella Vista just Red Cross Goddard desks around, and most taste of farm-bred catfish, but purposes include providing for and Stephen McNuity, one-year now, but the name catfish has got might catch on. term to complete the term of are in museums. don't you think somebody could to go. Who knows, though, the Since we're talking statistics, and supporting services delivery, I heard a statistic the other day come up with a better name for developing new programming in William Snell. way fancy restaurants are big on here's one that should make you Voted as at-large members of that really surprised me: Ac- it? It may be the rage of fish odd-sounding dishes, Catfish Au sit up and ponder: Father Andrew response to local needs, assisting cording to Ox-Fam America, in financial development ac- the Region's Board of Directors Greeley, Currently one of the were Robert Bell, Henry Kezer, thirty-eight of the forty poorest — hottest novelists in the country tivities, and providing leadership that's poorest — countries in the and coordination of Red Cross James Mitchell, Stephen Mc- (his "Cardinal Sin" was one of the Nuity, and Manning Morrill world export food to the United "Man of LaAAancha" largest selling novels last year, programs throughout the region. States On the lighter side about Elected to serve as officers of Chapter representatives to the The North Reading Leslee has been in- and his latest, "Ascent Into Hell," Region Board include Gertrude food: Hey, Mr. Food, yeah, Theatre Workshop's volved In all of the was on the New York Times' the Region Board of Directors for the 1983-84 year are Richard Carr and Richard McKinley — Summer production of N.R.T.W.'s produc- bestseller list before it reached Maiden; Donald Putney and "Man of La Mancha" tions, and most bookstores), claims that twenty- McKinley, chairman; Evelyn Rinn, vice chairman; Donald Harold Riley — Melrose; Terry features several local notably in "Fiddler on five percent of the Catholics in Points and Marion Tyminski — Capt'n Chris residents amongst its the Roof," "Mame," America envision God as a Putney, treasurer; Ethel Barber, assistant treasurer; and Jean Reading; Jean Barstow and leading players. Juli and "Oliver!" David mother figure. Father Greeley, Bennie Pasquariello — Wood of North Bartlett of North who has taken a lot of cheap shots Barstow, secretary. Reading will portray Reading, is somewhat Elected to serve on the Mass. Stoneham; Evelyn Rinn and from Catholics who are critical of William Snell - Wakefield; Aldonza, the serving of a newcomer to the a priest who writes somewhat Bay Board of Directors as the region's representatives were Walter Armstrong and John girl turned visionary N.R.T.W., but will be steamy novels, says his books Winchester. by the idealism of Don remembered as the deal with religious subjects in a Harold Riley for a two-year term, LOBSTER Quixote. Local theatre- . burly Jud Frye in way that today's readers will goers will remember "Oklahoma," and the understand them. He's also Juli as playing Nancy somewhat harrassed reaching a lot of people who CLAMBAKE in this past spring's undertaker, Mr. might otherwise never be exposed production of Sower berry, in to parables. Father Greeley's "Oliver!", as well as "Oliver!" David has novels thus far have dealt with CLAM BAKE Itaturing /"having delighted been cast in the dual priests and nuns facing the audiences with her roles of Dr. Carasco dilemmas of modern times, but Some Fine Eatiri" Freth Boiled Miinc Lobsler comic portrayal of Ado and the Knight of the his next novel, "Lord of the 0M Annie in Mirrors, and the Duke. Dance," will have a non-religious Tuesday - Saturday Capt'n Chns Fish "Oklahoma!", her "Man of La Man- plot. 3l a Inend up m Chowder Pile ol touching depiction of I keep having this nightmare: cha," directed and He doesn't soy Steamers. Fresh Native Maria in "The Sound produced by Paul D. One morning I'll wake up and Corn-on-the-Cob. and of Music", and her Greene, will be read in a newspaper that the ul what he told tun Salad Bar .. rousing charac- presented August 5 fourteen thousand small banks m soys it all: "Some all included in our terization of Annie this country have been taken over \ and 6 in the Daniel line eatm'- special price Oakley in "Annie Get Shay Auditorium at by one hundred or so super-banks, Your Gun." North Reading High and that these super-banks slowly Some good Leslee Perkins of School at 8:00 P.M. siphon off money from these (Jnce loo'' Wakefield, another" small banks to finance foreign For tickets, or in- (We couldn't CAPTN CHRIS RESTAURANT familiar face with the formation regarding investments until there isn't even 13 Weter St., Downtown Havtrhlll N.R.T.W. has the part the fall's production of money available to "the little soy it better ] of Quixote's guys" for automobile loans (617) 372-4711 - Op.n Tuei.-Sun. housekeeper, and is "Hello Dolly!" please MS M.rrlmock St., Low.ll contact the Greenes at (there's no need for loan money faced with the fact that (617) 4544423 - Open Tuei.-Sun. 24 Haverhill St., North anyway, since these super-banks he is probably Reading. will have driven up interest rates somewhat crazed. so high that no one will be able to afford a car loan anyway I. In my nightmare, we've reached the Whole Maine Lobster • Corn on the. cob 6 Week pinnacle of a two-class system. THE Then I wake up in a bloody sweat Baked Potato and Nautilus Special and realize this nightmare will probably never come true, ALL YOU CAN EAT STEAMERS! ■TSHERy at especially since, in the night- mare, Richard Nixon has suc- $9.95- rcc THE DISCERNING ceeded Reagan as president. If there's a psychologist out there I IS.ll. ■/vqiifhitii who can translate the meaning of Co-edid ForilituFacility Ol Wo cSununerfields Of Woborn my nightmare, I'd like to hear Located In The Romoda Hotel from you. A friend says it means 15 Middlesex Canal Park Road • Woburn. MA 01801 THE I'm feeling guilt over still owning 935-8760 of Week Sale Only the first dime I ever earned. Boy, FISHECy Wakefield is he mistaken. One of these Monday July 18 thru nights I'm going to finish this ■ Extends the Offer Friday July 22 nightmare. I've yet to find out if Senior Citizen Discount I'm one of the rich or one of the poor class. With my luck, it'll be ACUPUNCTURE 75 .'. VIMeger. No RMdin, Trenscrlpl. Wilmington 1 Tewlubury Town Crier. Slon.h*m Inaeoendenl WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 PAGE S-7 Screen front porch for summer How can a homeowner beat the masonry if necessary — and together. Now, add the screening cooler months. Build the same summer's heat, without burning measure the space within the in each vertical section by type of frames, adding hanging up over electric air-conditioning rectangles formed. You'll build a unrolling from the top down and channels and bottom fasteners, to bills? Many solve the problem by frame wall for each of these stapling it Into place. Cover the hold the screens in place. Local turning a patio, carport or rectangles, then attach screening staples with wood strips, "bat- hardware stores often will custom breezeway into a cool summer to the frames. tens," the same width and finish fit aluminum or wood frame living room with the simple ad- Build the frames separately to as the wood studs. If you have screens, or you can build them dition of screening. fit the three spaces, using vertical built a door frame, install the yourself. With a little bit of work, you can beams spaced evenly on 24-in., 36- door and start enjoying your new take advantage of Mother in. or 48-in. centers — all three summer living room. Begin by measuring the area Nature's air cooling instead of the are typical screen widths. A Other Tips each screen will cover and sub- utility company's. The added horizontal "rub rail" at chair To screen a carport, build and tract Vfe-in. from each space — usable year round in the back height, about 30-in. above install framing and screens as measurement. Cut four frame South — can be a big help to the floor, will add stability. Use you would on the patio. For the sections, using a miter box to families that have grown larger the metal framing angles on side you will be driving into, you make sure the corners line up than the house. corners where the vertical and can make the frame your properly. Smooth the cut edges Outdoor^ dining, safe from at- horizontal beams are joined. "garage door." Attach four heavy with a file, then install the tack by insects, is just one of the To provide an outside exit from strap hinges to the top of the screening. many uses for the extra space. the porch, use two 4-in. x 4-in frame so the door will swing in- For any purpose, screened walls studs to frame a door opening in ward and up. You will need With school letting out for the create a private space that is still one wall. You can then install a screen door braces — wire summer, houses often seem to open to the outdoors. Best of all, pre-made door easily. Apply wood systems with turnbuckles to keep grow too small for the family common hand tools and inex- stains or other finishes before the the frame stiff — and a simple hubbub. These easy screening READING pensive materials make the Job screening is installed pulley system to raise and lower projects can help expand summer 2l4MoinSl..Reoding ' easy and affordable for do-it- Once the frames are finished, the door. living space to ease the pressure yourselfers. Here are some tips raise them into position and nail In a breezeway, you might want of a busy home and the pressure "■*5a8i The Purple Building from the Insect Screening them to the floor and ceiling base to use removable screens, so you of a big air-conditioning bill, at Weavers Association on how it strips, then nail the corners can put windows in the space in the same time. can be done. What You Need Whether enclosing a patio, breezeway, or open carport, you will need the same tools and materials: wood beams (2-in. x 4- in. and 4-in. x 4-in.), a saw, AFTER A DECADE-THE SOFA SHOPPE hammer and nails, metal framing angles, utility knife, staple gun and, of course, screening. All are readily available at local hard- ware and home supply stores. Corrosion-resistant aluminum and fiber glass screening are the two most popular and inexpensive types. Both come in many widths to accommodate various porch panel sizes and can be cut with a sharp utility knife or tin snips. For building on masonry, you will also need an electric drill with a masonry bit and non- rusting screws in lead sleeves, to secure the wood frame. The Easy Way The easiest project is enclosing a carport, breezeway or roofed patio. All you need do is build a frame wall secured to the floor and ceiling, then install the screening. To build three screen walls around a roofed patio, for instance, the following steps are recommended. Each screen wall can be "pre- fabricated" as a unit, then secured. Begin by mounting 2-in. JUST A x 4-in. wood base strips along the fleor, ceiling and main wall of the house — first drilling through FEW SHORT IME IS RUNNING 5 WEEKS REMAIN! ON CRIMINAL Former Assistant D.A. handles crim- 8HR-ALL-OU inal cases in all Mass. and Federal courts. Free initial consultation. EVERY ITEM- DRUNK DRIVING MUST GOI ALL MOTOR VEHICLE CRIMES Open for Inspection, DRUG CHARGES Wed.. Thurs., Ffl. ALL WHITE COLLAR CRIMES SALE ON SAT. 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THIS Sto» Raiders (carl) ISM Alori 1010 Recorder _7».00 sorrw«« i ACCUSOMS AVAKAOU K» owm «"v< xxoamoooej u 3*5 „ Hour*"""" SELL-OUT . NfVCO Computer Soles Call Mon.Sot9o.m.9p m. 'Burlington MA *>7O AO/n "All HUOtMttADDS\ • A/J-UODU -wl..^nl.M»i» OPEN EVERY NITE TO 9 — SAT. & SUN, TO 5 ,J SupplMW.lt. telly Tlm««. Chronic* (Woburn. RMdlna. MMMV, 9^g^SSSiLl2TM Villogor. No RHdlno Trmerlpl. Wilmington I T«**ury Il» Crior. SloMnom lndop.no.nl PAGE S 8 WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 •; • • • • Holland Bus Line based right in Woburn. It is my pleasure to WOODCHIPS know and count him as a personal friend. I mean Dan By ANTHONY MANCONI Holland of Winchester, son of the owner of the bus line many For those who don't know the difference between baseball years ago. »- and football - in baseball it's the bases that get A dentist in Lynnfield just retired. He was a veteran of LOADED. The house I live in was built and owned by former World War I, a member of the Yankee Division. bootleggars. The foundation is, "Stoned," the windows have Fowl language is not permitted on my Uncle John Shea's a "Glazed," look and the wall are "Plastered." chicken farm in Tewksbury. My cousin is a police officer in I think I'll stay in Woburn, a real estate agent showed me a Stoneham, he arrested a Ghost Halloween for" haunting house in No. Reading advertised as follows, "Has sunken without a license" - he works part-time - in a Wakefield livingroom," (the supporting beam slipped off of the foun- bakery making "Cop Cakes." dation wall)) "Patio," (where the cement truck tipped over) "Needs minor repairs," (where the leg of the bathtub is If your ship ever comes in, an I.R.S. agent will be on the protruding through the kitchen ceiling) "Brook on property," pier waiting to "Dock" it. A friend of mine from Wilmington (runs right througn the cellar) "Many extras," (eight coat makes his living as a fisherman-every year he declares his, hangers and two mop handles left behind by previous "NET" earnings...Folks, I have .the utmost faith in owner)... America, that it will be forever great and free. Why'' The name Holland is famous the world over. The country Because of the many young men and women who are in- where the Dutch Boy put his finger in the dike, the Holland dustrious, dedicated and have that vigorous intellectual force Tunnel, connecting New Jersey and New York City and the to keep her that way. Michael Varley, worked with me as my summer helper at the FDA. Lab in Winchester about ten years ago. I was Use sprayer for insecticides extremely proud of him because of his willingness to work Each year, most calibrated, it will consists of a pump- He graduated Dartmouth, joined the Navy and now is back at home vegetable successfully mix the type sprayer with a his Alma Mater as Admission Officer. I couldn't be prouder if gardeners are faced proper amount of weighted hose placed Michael were my own son. I'm a Navy man myself. with a wide range of insecticide solution in a container of spray solution. I remember my first ship assignment, the USS Bailey, DD insects and diseases with the water 713. The Captain asked me, "Sailor, what is Port?" I that threaten their automatically as it is Dusters, on the other hesitated, then nervously said, "I think it's a RED WINE garden plants. Com- sprayed. There are • Aerobic Exercise hand, are a bit easier Sir." • Fun Hourly Groups monly, general- also compressed air to work with. There • Individual Programs purpose pesticides are applicators which are the packaged • Circuit Training - chosen to battle these deliver a steady spray pesticides that are sold Nautilus using air pressure • Redwood Sauna pests. with a shaker top for Beginning • Tiled Steam General-purpose supplied by a built-in easy application, • Private Showers pesticides usually hand pump. Another, • Dressing Rooms plunger dusters which July 11,1983 • Sun Rooms, Lockers contain one or more consist of a hand • Nutrition Programs Ujorlcl insecticides, a the "flitgun" sprayer, operated air pump and • Whirlpool (optional) fungicide and quite needs pumping con- • Facilities vary per location THE FITNESS FOLKS the crank duster which often a miticide. tinuously as it is has a larger capacity • 9-9 Mort - Fri Serving th« Northeast tine* 1976 sprayed, and therefore Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • 9-3 Sat blower which feeds • Ser»or Citizen Discounts AIR CONDITIONED In reference to is only suitable for dust to the nozzles. Next Day Delivery - Weekdays • Gift Certificates sprayers, there are small jobs since the Whether spraying or • No Contracts Rt. 62 Plaza 58 Montvale Ave. four basic types used amount of spray EVEN EXCHANGE-CASH ONLY Stoneham dusting, choice of Delivered Price ASK ABOUT 85 Wilmington Rd. by home gardeners. solution the tank can applicator is very CIRCUIT TRAINING Burlington Call Now Hose-end applicators hold is limited. The important. Always $7.50/20 lb.tankful WITH NAUTILUS consist of a jar which "trombone" sprayer is operate and maintain EQUIPMENT! 273-4518 438-3520 connects right on the excellent for large jobs equipment properly, Call 272-0400 hose. When properly and tall trees and and follow the Weekdays 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. manufacturer's directions for Welders Supply Company, Inc. calibration and ap- 1 Plank St., Blllerica plication rate. For -Or — further information on pesticides and their Drop By Our Store Customer Pick Up Price aplication, contact the 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays $7.00/20 lb. Refill or Exchange Middlesex County •Delivery area limited to: Bedford, Billerica, Burlington, Lexington, Extension Service, 105 Tewksbury, Woburn and Wilmington — Limited Time Offer M[a l0 Everett St., Concord, EXTRAVAGANZA Ma. 01742. QUALITY New and Used Cars In KITCHEN CABINETS 1978 Cadillac Seville Sedan M Chevrolet Chevette 1980 0ldBmoblle 1979 Chev. Monte Carlo Only 41 000 "' - •"• ''•' CHEVROLET E.G.WASHBURNE&CO. SINCE 1853 40 WINN ST.,WOBURN 935-2000 S5IUM«vsrStrssl.llsili1U.Dmsrt.Miu. Call: Oaavers • 774-3645 Boston • 662 6578 ■' Supjllwnwl 10 D»lly Tlm«& Chronicle IWcburn. Reading. VV.ncne.ler. Burlington. W*««l,.ldl Lynnlielo Vlllagtr, No Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewlubur, Town Crier, Slenerum Independent , l WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-PAGE S-9 933-3700 *)*> 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield BTU Engineering Corporation, a recognized WE NEED YOU... Opportunity leader in sophisticated computer controlled, > t mee ,he lnc,ea8|n high temperature processing equipment, has Accounts Receivable IT, °" ,?U ° \ 0 requirements of our customers, Printed the following opportunities: Circuit Corpora Ion, a leader In quality printed circuit board manufactur- Clerks ing, has Immediate positions open for the following: We currently nave two positions available in Electrical Wlrers our Accounts Receivable Department For the first position, we are seeking an individual We have positions available for Electrical with basic data entry and accounts receiv- QUALITY CONTROL Wirers to perform diversified electrical wiring operations on all our industrial furnaces. Trade able experience The overall responsibilities SUPERVISOR school training and 12 years' experience In of this position include the maintenance of First Shift 7:15AM-3:30PM. Responsibilities will Include In-process in- electrical controls or equivalent training is DOT software, as well as the serial and sales spection and final Inspection activities. Candidate should possess a required. numbers and the billing of DOT software minimum of 3-5 years' supervisory inspection experience with printed cir- The other position regunes an individual to cuit board manufacturing and Inspection techniques. handle purchase option pricing, maintenance Electronic on customer master file, research of customer complaint and correspondence, ond invoic- MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Assemblers ing on on on-line system This position reguires Second Shift • 3:25PM-11:2SPM. Individual must possess skills In basic We currently have several openings for typing skills mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, experience with both metal assemblers in our Printed Circuit Board depart- and plastic pipe fitting desirable. Must be an aggressive self-starter ment Soldering skills, the ability to read capable of scheduling own work load and preventatlve maintenance re- drawings and prints and 1-2 years' electronic Lead Fulfillment Clerk quirements. assembly experience are required This position involves processing soles leads generated from advertising and trade shows and entering this Information on a word QUALITY CONTROL Painter's Helpers processor for future mailing lists and reports Responsibilities include the preparation of Mailing literature and following up on sales INSPECTORS surfaces for painting by cleaning, sanding, leads are additional responsibilities Good First and second shifts. Responsibilities will include performing ap- masking and cementing. Prior experience in typing ability is reauired and familiarity with proved Inspection procedures both visual and mechanical, using magni- preparing metal parts is required word processing is a plus fying glass, microscope, verniers, micrometers and other inspection tools. Good eyesight and manual dexterity required. Interested applicants may apply at our Person- nel Department, BTU Engineering Corporation, Documentation Clerk Esquire Road, north Billenca, MA 01862 An An individual with excellent typing skills and equal opportunity employer 2-3 years of experience in engineering documentation is required lor this opportu- Interested candidates should call the nity Responsibilities include filing, logging Personnel Department at 935-9570 ^ and distributing engineering documentation or come In between Bam 5pm RECEPTIONIST BTU and maintaining the document numbering for an Interview. Growing clinical reference lab se«>ks bright log book Other areas of responsibilities energetic ond responsible individual to o< I o- Engineering include the typing of drafting documents, receptionist and to assist our Client Serv.tes materials lists, design ond lest specifications, Department Duties include onswermg duett Corporation manuals and drafting'documentation logs ing phone colls and assisting customers Pre This individual will also compile, type and dis- PRIflTED CIRCUIT::-;:-:: cn vious experience m a medical environment is tribute documentation weekly monthly preferred but not required Salary $175 pei reports The ability to operate a print machine 10 MICRO DRIVE WOBURN MASS 01801 (617)935-9570 week plus comprehensive benefits, when needed is required An Equal Opportunity Fmpkiyet i fl For consideration, please call the Personnel Department at 273-1550 Computer Devices, DATA ENTRY CLERK Inc., 25 North Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803. Part Time We Qie ar equo'ooDolunffy e*npiovs' M ' H 4 pm • 10pm, 5 days It 13 A^ •¥^f> COMPUTER If you have worked m o medical soiling have CRT Data Eniiy experience and are detail Excellent Part Time DEVICES '^c oriented this is on excellent position for you G This position offeis a competitive solaiy M ornings-E venings RNs, LPNs, Please call Personnel at 938-0438 & Evenings 330 W CummingsPk.. Woburn MA 01801 \ national lelcnidrkciing firm has .' iMimciliuic run lime openings and Nurses Aides v.. oiim. Convenient kxalion-93and 12X m Woburn Aberjona Nursing Home, a modern health care facility ROD I nihusiasiic and business-like environment m SCOTT committed to compassionate patient care, is offering OGVS€RVIC€S Proven successful program providing a supple The Name to listen to. "^rUcfl N mem.il income lo 25IK) people across ihecountrv excellent Full Time and Part Time opportunities. I »quai opportunity •mo*ov- < i S \()l NH-I): A good telephone voice and enthusiastic positive IMMEDIATE OPENING personalus I he desire to make a grad supplemental income. i Newly improved starting salary • Shift differential paid Public contact experience i Excellent benefits package • Large modern multi-level facility TEMPORARIES Long & Short Term Assignment-, Local Composes I urn sour mornings.evenings and Saiurdass into cash! Electronic Health Care Insurance • Weekend differential paid Top Pay•Bonuses For (iuaranlced salars and bonus, flexible hours, paid > Dental Insurance • Paid holidays and sick days training, If sou can use an add i Ion a I $100 loSI50 Word Processing Operators plus per week.call immediately. Technician Come in and talk to us about arrangements. (IBM Nlxdorf Wong,' 938-1250 Bench work in our well equipped audio service Contact Mrs. Holland, R.N. for appointment Secretaries with shorthand nri department Familiarity with both Solid State and and interview. '* Tube Circuitry related to HI-FI Stereo components Secretaries without shorthand H H Scolt olfers a complete benefits package CRT OPERATORS—Typists including BC/BS, dental plan, life insurance and TACTEMPS paid holidays — 729-9370 — Accounting Clerks IS NOW INTERVIEWING Apply: Don Emmons Coll Florence 272-2750 Permonent Positions 0K0 ovailoblr 20 Commerce Way Immediate Openings for Woburn, Mass. 01888 Aberjona Nursing Home — 033-8800 — 56 Material Handlers Equal Opportunity Employer MF 184 Swanton Street £PffeatrJoh Associates Winchester, MA 01890 To work in 155 Middlesex Turnpike, WOBURN AREA Burlington. MA 01803 Physical Damage Call today for an appointment Sales BONUSES AND BENEFITS AVAILABLE Claims Adjusters ELECTRICIAN FULL TIME Peerless Insurance company has openings in ■Is growing Woburn branch of lice for inside Claims We seek an individual with ri Journeyman s license and Secretary 273-2500 Adjusters Qualified applicants will have a strong 3 or more years industrial expenence 1st shift open- Ambitious person need MEATCUTTER TAC/ Physical Damage Claim Ad|ustmg background ing. 265WinpSt. ed lor busy sales office TEMPS Burlington and some property experience Call or apply: in Wilmington. Must 42 Hour Work Week The successful candidates will have worked t Personnel Department posess post office experi- lo 3 years for an insurance company We have H. K. Porter, Inc. ence and pleosant phone and PART TIME an excellent benefits program which includes em 74 Foley Street. Somerville. MA 02143 monner Well trained ployee profit sharing (Assembly Square Mall Area) Good benefits. For in- All requests lor interviews or information about 776-8200 formation call larry DELI CLERKS ADMITTING the position should be made al our Woburn lo- Mornings and evenings. cation We are ,»n equal opportunity rmplOyei SECRETARY Please call Personnel Dept. 617-938-1330 438-2700 These are permanent year round 12 Noon - 7 PM positions, not just for summer. Apply Part lime position in busy Outpatient Peerless Insurance Company Department tor person with accurate typing Telephone and good communication skills. Medical 12 Alfred St., Woburn, MA 01888 Manion's Star terminology preferred. An equal opportunity employer SECURITY 240 Middlesex Turnpike Sales Call Mary Cullen, Director of Outpatient lo Business from Burlington, MA Dept.. at 435-5000, Ext. 491. OFFICERS your home 8a.m. -6p.m. Immediate full time and part time openings I Established publisher . Monday thru Saturday NEW ENGLAND in Woburn, Burlington area Must have reliable | Guaranteed $7 00 per HELP HELP. transportation, work flexible hours, and neat ap hour plus commissions REHABILITATION pea ranee Excellent pay and benefits We pay pone. Flexible HOSPITAL hours. SECRETARY OFFICE Write to Challenging position tor a bright highly motivated in 2 Rehabilitation Way Globe Security P.O. Box 262 dividual who is detail oriented ond possesses obove ave Woburn, MA 01801 Woburn, MA 01801 rage secretarial skills Knowledge ot bookkeeping ond an equal opportunity HELP -489-2102- word processing helptul employer m f Reliable person for general office duties in Equal Opportunity Employer M'F one-person local industrial heating firm full ASSEMBLERS time. Experience in typing, telephone cus- Experienced in coble ond harness assembly solde .HI tomer relations and bookkeeping through Secretary tinning elc Knowledge ol Mil SPECS helpful May pi.. MAINTENANCE trial balance. Office located near Stoneham SECURITY OFFICERS lorm point lo point wiring and wire wrapping Irom run We ore a growing company and need a full Experience re- lists and schematics Square. Salary commensurate with ability to Immediate openings part time evenings and weekends I time qualified person for our maintenance in Woburn. Winchester and Wilmington areas Must be j quired. Full time department. perform. Benefits available over 21 with cleor record and own transportation Q.C. MANAGER Fully paid medi- For appointment call Mr. Solomon at Call Training and uniforms provided No firearms necessary cal plan. Must be thoroughly for lor with MIL O 9858 We welcome inquiries from retirees plan and implement over al O C program 245-3838 For a personal interview call CALL For Information call 938-1170 Polymer for appointment „M Old Colony Security 935-8610 Electro-Systems Inc. Technology Corporation 19 Sixth Road Wilmington, Mass. 944-7145 Woburn, Mass. 0)801 sssssssssssssss>»ss;^s?^s;sssfra^^ I 658-6111 ,,g - "Looking For Work? ! Secretary TENNIS 128 Computer-Link 0«T. ENTRY TTP.STS/ ,[ QaShlCrS Are you one of those people who Blanchard Rood O Be a Homemaker KEY PUNCHERS want to work but doeen'i have FULITIME 1st & 2nd shifts Immed Permenant part time the experience to get a fob kl Small Burlington com Burlington. MA Nursing Services Homecare, Inc. coshiers needed (or today's tiQht |ob market? If you pany looking for respon- hos several immediate temp, assignments al lop receive Aid To Families with olfers a Iree training program RECEPTIONIST companies near, your weeknights and weekend Dependent OhiUJwn. TEE, Inc sible individual with temporary |ob ope* inos home town 6 mo exp hours 18 or over pre may be able to help you For accurate typing skills suitable for able-bodied lo qualify you as a certified Full-time receptionist must be able to handle ■erred. See manager 6 the past 7 years TEE has as pleasant phone manner college suldenia Appli busy switchboard and other varied duties Typ- req. Good hourly rales stated people who have had homemaker for the elderly Our am 2pm knowledge ol olhce pro conts must be Irusl -O ing required Friday Payroll No fee lo rely on public assistance next clost begins in MoltUn Call today for an oppi Apply to find and keep .jobs with cedurps organized ond worthy and punctual lo register private etnployera there is no oble to work mdepen Please contact on July 18th Call MaidaGeron 272-7400 > 444 charge tor this service It you OFFICE SPECIALISTS are eligible and interested denlly Experience pre Tom or Phillip for information "oalj Mo agencies please 431-4901.61 Main St. Citga please call ferred Competitive sal 273-224-* Stoneham !78MainSt. RuthSurprenantat ary and benefits Pleoso 593-4184 _ Computer-Link Corporation or 273-1470. coll O N ursin« Servloaa Reading, MA 482-7430 890-4542 40 Ray Ave.. Burlington. MA 01803 99 So. Bedford St. or An tqucn Opportunely Employ* A,. ,q„ni opportunity r-inplo,,-. 522-4682 Horn Ino. Burlington 1-800-882 1427 i 272-5040 ...'.".'.'.'.' ' " ' ' " ' '.'.'.*. \ ■ Suppkmenl toO.,ly Tin™ * Chronic.. .Woburn, R-din,. Wlnch««r. ^'^^S'lSlZZ'" PAGE S 10-WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 Villeesr. N.. Hooding Tr—crtpt, Wilmington .Towtsbury To»nCrior. Stor^m ir«».»"~" 933-3700 933-3700 Woburn Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wakefield Data Entry Coordinator MATERIALS Secretary SECRETARIES Melrose architect Full time day. Monday-Friday position In Medical Records SECRETARIES SUPERVISOR Department for accurate, detail oriented person to ab- requires energetic stract data from records onto paper or Into computer. Digital Equipment Corporation, the person for secretar- Prepare diskettes for data collection agencies. An opening exists in our Electronic world's second largest computer; com- ial and administra- Ultrasound Tech Manufacturing Department lor an papy, has openings for professional in- experienced Materials Supervisor. tive duties. Must be Full time portion. 8am-4pm. Monday-Friday. Some Experience with computer controlled dividuals with a minimum of- 3 years well organized, en- weekends/ holiday call required. Experience In OB/GYM secretarial experience, openings are and abdominal scanning. inventory management and an Associates joy a variety of du- m degree in Business Administration is available in our Waltham and Burlington ties and assignments Respiratory Therapist preferred Duties will include control of AtadKfanOnTtttMom! offices. You will need: handle client rela- Full time day shit position with alternating weekends. raw material and finished goods, issuing tions with wit and and tracking of kits, stock room •ability to work well with employees, RlYs(lCd) RCA has immediate organization and the supervision of 2 wisdom. Salary Fo. day JhK. 7am-3pm «*n roUBon. F.T./P.T. Nioht openings for exper- managers and customers shift. 11 pnWam. Sunday Thursday. F.T. Previous expe- assistants The successful applicant will based on ability and ienced secretaries Positions be an organized, self-motivated individual •good typing and editing skills rience required. require 2-4 yeors'sexperi- •figure and detail aptitude experience. Forward with the ability to recommend and resume to: Tumor Registrar ence with good secretarial skills implement changes to existing systems •word processing experience a plus including the ability to take short- Full time day position. hand at BCw.p.m Some experience Please send resume to Manfuacturing Pleaae apply to Helen Hoaan In Employee Relation.. ^ Manager Miquelle i in using o word processor would be Digital offers excellent benefits including 41 Highland Avenue. desirable Assignments will include typing medical and dental insurance, 100% Winchester. MA 01890. 72*9000. act 276. 222 Wttt Cummlngi Park Associates A/> fiqiul opportunity OOBOIPI' ol correspondence, reports, ond technical Woburn, MA 01801 tuition reimbursement program, stock 20 West Emerson iT. ma tonal hondling various aspects of trav- an equal purchase plan and the opportunity to Melrote, MA 02176 el review of mail ond maintaining up-to- WINCHESTER HOSPITAL date files The preferred applicant must (CONCORD opportunity employer build a secure and satisfying future. * be able to work effectively in o group Computing Corporation situation ond to interface with all deport If interested, send your resume including mentsin the organization. V salary history to: Kay Maltbie, Digital Word RCA Automated Systems offers com- petitive salaries with an excellent bene- Equipment Corporation, Dept. 0713, JOIN a rapidly growing high tech company Processor fits package Please send resume to: 3209, 235 Wyman Street, Walthom, MA Dec,Wong,IBM, NBJ Betty Finnell in Woburn. We have immediate need for the 02154. If you hove had expert INVENTORY CONTROL RCA Automated Systems following positions: We ore on at*ifnnot.*» action employe' P.O.Box 511 ence on ony of these sys- FOR ELECTRONIC COMPON- Burlington. MA 01803 STOCK ROOM CLERK tems coll for an appoint- ment. We have an assign- CLERK tajuol Oppoitun.ly Employ*' ENTS. Minimum 1 year experience. BDBDDID ment for you. Top local Primary responsibility will be maintaining ASSEMBLER for printed circuit boords ond cables. companies. Good pay. Minimum 1 years experience Both long and short term perpetual inventory by posting issues and assignments. No fee. receipts to our manual system. Attention to MAINTENANCE detail ond accuracy is essential. Clear print- SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/ ing a must. A familiarity with computers will DATA CONTROL MAINTENANCE/DRIVER N experience Must have be a definite plus. RECEPTIONIST reliable transportation RC Components, a leading electronics CLERK RECEPTIONIST/CLERK TYPIST . to 2 years ex- distributor located in Wilmington, has an KeyTek Instruments Corp. Third shill lull lime data control clerk position ovoi icotion to: immediate opening for a Switchboard Oper- able Hours 12 30 a.m. lo 8.30 o m. Knowledge ot perjence. Send resume or a letter ol oppt Personnel Pool ator/Receptionist. Prior switchboard exper- 12 Cambridge St. data processing helptul Routine duties include main- Box 1305 273-3040 taining records and controls, report distribution, ond ience and 50 wpm typing ability are essen- Burlington, MA 01803 c/oDolly Times 97 Cambridge St. miscellaneous clencol functions. Competitive wages in tial. Burlington, MA eluding shill differential pay 25 Montvale Avenue RC Components offers an excellent salory and a 272-9399 For more information send resumes to Woburn, MA 01801 comprehensive benefit pockage (Rear ot TrefreyR.E ) Arthur Triglione at To arrange for an interview, please K" •Q'Ol Oppoilunily e . — ■■■HMHiimmm mmm . / Supplement to 0.11, Tin™ » OMnlcle (Wooucn. Retina, Winch^tor. Burllnoton. WeMfcld, .»»,,„,« Villager. No Reading Trenscripl, Wilm.no.ton a Tewksbur, To™ (>»•. SloneCmT—-¥?*" »Independent WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-PAGE S 11 933-3700 " As one of the fastest growing divisions of The Best PART TIME/FULL Thermo Electron Corporation, we can offer yo" '—> pay for top-notch work, long-term TIME JOB company stability and expanalon, and su- OUTSTANDING perior working conditions In our new Wil- Connection mington facility with the best of modern OPPORTUNITIES Ve#% Amphcnol, RF Burlington Operation*, a leader in OPPORTUNITIES equipment. We have the following immed- | %0 precision coaxial connectors and cable assemblies, BURLINGTON/VVALTHAM AREAS iate opening: and a a ■ a continually growing company, We have 25 immediate openings in 10 cities and towns AWAIT YOU ■■ SMkM0! ■ current|y nas the following opportuni- throughout the above areas for responsible individuals PRECISION ties available to work as security officers in a variety of professional ATXYLOCKSl environments. We offer: MECHANICAL • Above average starting rates New pr.>du We ore an established manufacturing facility with an excellent benelil program: For further information, please contact Personnel at BC/BS/MM. accident-sickness life insuronce. 12 paid holidays, vacation pension the Choate Hospital Division, 21 Warren Ave.. Woburn plan. MA 01101. 933-6700. ex?. 218 TRAVIS for help! Competitive woges with programmed increases. If you hove previous working experience within industry, we con match your skills with well Growing Community College seeks applicants for Please call Mr. Coe at 729-4400 or send resume paid, interesting jobs in any of the following areas: the following position openings: HEALTH SERVICES, INC. •EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL An KqualtOpporlunily Employer M.'F/V/H •RECEPTIOMST/SWITCHBD. SECRETARY TO THE McCord Winn. Inc. •W.P./DATA ENTRY DEAN OF Ron u/. *?ub;idisr» 0| Ex cellO Corporation •A.P..A.R. ADMINISTRATION 620 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890 " " " PART TIME •CREDIT & COLLECTIONS Individual needed to serve as confidential secretary In a highly visible office. Proficient clerical ability CUSTOMER SERVICE •CUSTOMER SERVICE including slenography/dlctaphone/speedwrltlng EXPERIENCED required. Excellent Interpersonal skills and ability We currently have mote |obs than we can fill to be a self-starter are also required. Startlnq DIETARY COOK REPRESENTATIVE* Companies pay oil fees. For personalized interview salary $244.90 weekly. Work available in local Please call Linda, 272-6750 cafeterias. If you have Bay Bank Trust Company has an opening for PAYROLL CLERK Box 57 WORKER hod experience as o chef a part time customer service representative individual needed as pan of a three member grill or deli worker, we 223C Middlesex Trick. Fill lime position lor o Dietary Assistant to at our Stoneham office. TIWISPersonnel payroll department responsible for State/Grant/ work on thejroy line and dish room Mondoy- have a temporary assign Burlington, MA 01803 Trust funded payrolls. Prior payroll experience Frdoy, 6 30 AM 3 00PM. no weekends men! available for you Monday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. required. Previous experience/knowledge with Coll for an interview Tuesday 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. State payroll procedures preferred. Good statis- Individual will work m o modern 200 bed re No fee tical typing skills essential. Starting salary $232.84 hcbilitation facility We oiler full benefits in- Saturday 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. weekly. cl|ding dental insurance • This position involves handling- daily banking FIRST CLASS transactions as well as selling bank services. Td apply, please call Liso O Connell Morion BOOKKEEPER MicKoy 935-5000. Ext 271 You must be available for 3 weeks of full Individual needed to assist in the Business Office time training at our Everett training center. MACHINIST with general bookkeeping and clerical duties S .ncludlng tuition collection, posting to ledgers and NEW ENGLAND Personnel Pool. Interested applicants may call invoices, and compilation of data. Some statistical REHABILITATION — 2 73-3040 — 273-1700, Ext. 4062 (Five to ten yeors experience in job shop. typing skills essential. Starting salary $205 60 HOSPITAL 97 Cambridge St. Excellent opportunity and plenty of, weekly. Rehabilitation Way Burlington, MA BayBanks (overtime. All positions include comprehensive fringe benefit Woburn, MA 01801 (Reor ol Trelrey RE.) Apply program Including a tuition waiver plan for em- I an equal opportunity An aqua! opportunity •mplof«> 7 New England Executive Park p oyees and Immediate family. For information please contact: employer m f Burlington, Mass. 01803 Custom Machine Inc. Prrmonnml Office RESPITE Ar Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield. Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehomand Wakefield ADP. the world's leading comput- ing services Come Grow With SECRETARY company, has ANALOGIC can give you the challenge your career needs. If £3? part time open- The confuting company you are looking for advancement opportunities with a growing com- Interesting secretariat position ovailable in our Admin- ings from 8:30 pany, then investigate the following openings available at Analogic's Us... istration/Lobor Relations orea for on individual with a.m. to 12:30 p.m. accurate typing, shorthand dictaphone transcription, Wakefield facility at }60 Audubon Road. Wc arc seeking enihusiaslic individuals who or 1:00 p.m. to good organizational ond communication skills. Respon- are looking for career opportunities with one 5:00 p.m. In Its sibilities include assisting in preparation ol Board of Telemarketing of New England's most dynamic and fastest- Trustees related materials, maintenance of file system, Department. growing mortgage bankers Senior Test a variety of typing projects and interrelation with many Positions offer departments. 1 -2 years' secretarial training desirable or training and Technicians MORTGAGE LOAN equivalent office experience. attractive bene- UNDERWRITERS fits. 2nd Shift We oiler competitive salaries and a comprehen- Must have a minimum one year experience sive be net its program Including dental Insurance. Telephone Marketing Positions are available for Senior Test Technicians with 3-5 years' ex- working with documentation and guidelines Please tend resume to Judith Palumbo, or call $6 base per hour perience in analog/digital circuitry. Ability to read and understand for FNMA. VA and FHA mortgages Ideal 272-8000. schematics, handle test equipment and follow through on interesting candidate will come from a mortgage company MASSACHUSETTS plus commission assignments is desired. You will be responsible for testing and repair- or a mortgage department of a savings and ing analog and digital modules to the component level. Associate's HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Capitalize on your abilities to degree or equivalent required. loan association (Conveniently located nexl to Burlington Mall) use the telephone S New England Executive Park MORTGAGE LOAN Burlington, MA 01803 We need a motivated, self starter with An aquaiopporlunity employer * a persuasive phone personality and a Coil Winder PROCESSORS desire to achieve sales goals. If you have an ability to communicate on a pro- Under the supervision of a Loan Processing fessional level, are sales oriented and 1st Shift Supervisor, vou will process and review mortgage are looking lor an exciting new chall- We currently have an opening for a Coil Winder in our Wakefield applications and handle credit reports Position enge call 890-4922 extn. 486 or 509. Transformer department. Individual will be responsible for the set up, requires frequent contact with real estate iBftWli Automatic Data Processing/Wob. 225 operation and maintenance of automatic and hand-fed coil winding industry and mortgagors Experience with Second Avenue. Waltham, MA 02254 equipment. Applicants should be able to read specifications and be FHA/VA and FNMA or FHLMC loan pro- EXECUTIVE capable of working in a team environment with a minimum of supervi- cessing guidelines preferred An equal opportunity employer M/F sion. Prefer I year of coil winding experience. If you possess the skills required and if you are SECRETARY Analogic offers competitive rales and a comprehensive benefits package. a sell-starter, are detail oriented, and enjoj To VP Sales From Route 128, lake Exit 32, past the entrance to the Colonial Hilton, working in a fast-paced environment, we'd Crane & Hoist Repair follovj Audubon Road for 3/4 of a mile. We are located on the left. like 10 meel \ou. N.A.P. Commercial Electronics Corp.. a leader in the Please forward letter and resume to Per- design and development of communications systems for the hospital and lodging markets, has a secretarial Qualified candidates should drop by to fill out an application sonnel Office or call (617) 423-0305, or stop Service Person opening reporting to the VP of Sales. Monday-Friday between 9AM and 4PM or call Diane Keren, by our Personnel Office on the 4th floor. Looking for a future? Personnel Administrator, at 248-0300, ext. 2158. Successful candidate must possess top notch typing Are your talents being wosted? and shorthand skills with a minimum 5 years execu Join one of the top 400 electrical live level experience. Effective oral and written com- firms in the country CMC munications skills and proven organizational ability Solutions...not Slogans required. Sales management secretarial background Our full paid benefit plan includes: 360 Audubon Road COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE is highly desired. •2 weeki vacation •Disability income Wakefield, MA 01880 Excellent company benefit package. For immediate •10 Holidays •Travel poy A" EQMal ODpO'lun-ty £mp Applications are being accepted for Assembly Production Operators to CUSTOMER SERVICE operate small machines and perform bench type processes. Prefer exper COMPUTER OPERATOR lence Applicants must hove good finger dexterity for these positions which 2nd Shift — 4 day week WOBURN S260 COOKS are particularly adaptable to female applicants These openings are not Foe Paid Full and part time positions machine shoo tvoe IOOS 2 years experience on Prime 550 750 in a high pro Summit exclusive Good poy scale commensurate with individual production for second shift duction batch environment Honeywell 62 experience Flexible scheduling, various shifts premium with excellent benefit progrom. No typing would be a plus Must be willing to work 2 12 hour Bicklords restouront hos openings in their Burtgton PUase coll Mr. Co», 729-4400 days followed by 2 8 hour days Good benefits Exce lent company hos openings for moture persons store. We offer competitive solary along with plsont vith some customer service experience to take phone working conditions Please apply in person to trtion- ACS/ADVANCED COMPUTER rde s ond exjpedite product deliveries ager doily from 2 to 4 pm McCord Winn, Inc. Call Mrs. Lewis 965-3000 A tubiidiary of Ex cell O Corporation 935-7777 Bickford's 620 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890 „ ,. ,„ Summit Personnel Pancakes and Family Restaurant Mr. Hogan-Trudeau ,, „ Rt.'Chestnut Hill 6 Cambridge St., Burlington , FIELD SERVICE PART TIME ce Manager Camping Trailers MANUFACTURING Yoong. lost .growing soles company seeks responsible Motor Homes RV Mechanics COORDINATOR CLERK individual who is highly orgonized to handle inner office TECHNICIAN operatiohv' Duties include bookkeeping, good typing The notions lorgest RV Service company is now hiring For growing high techcompony in Woburn Meinicol skills (50 wpTtS) excellent telephone manner and ability TYPIST experienced RV mechanics Should hove experience in ability or engineering experience helpful 1 not Field service depot.needs sharp per- to communicate effectively with customers. Prior office Part time Clerk Typ- oil of the following; electrical, generator, sheet metal. necessary Should hove enthusiasm for leoriti new experience necessary Solary commensurate with ex- sonality with good accounting,skiUs. ist wanted with ex- Hitch installation, plumbing drive tram, broke systems, skills. Must be willing to work doy or evenii»hilts perience. Mus) type 50 wpm and musNhave cellent typing skills. refrigeration, air conditioning ond applionces. Excellent Good solary and benefits benefits including medical ond profit shoring good communication skills. Flexible Hours Business Equipment Depot For information call Gail Kelley 933-13 Call for interview Call Elaine . 400 WestCummings Part U-Haul Company Woburn. MA 01801 CVD Inc. 933-7166 438-8592 935-0614 ,,. 623-5600 Woburn, Mass. 01 80 k '////ACKy/A'/tffc * Carpenter START NOW AIR MEN « WOMEN MOVERS Pewterm Experienced and SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST PART TIME Purchases,lnc A family restart has references re- Expanding solor manu- o $16,000 Plus opening for plonent facturer has immediate PART TIME full time day hoLalto quired. Must be d e ble Musl b Only professionals with openings in service, in- ohon H , "" °J * able to handle busy openings lor I time experience packing and able to lead a stallation, and sales n! FU me wolteri/waltre(l f^pocka . ° "" •«•"»« ben. moving household goods department No exper- OFFICE afternoons aregven need apply Excellent crew. Wages ience necessary Com- ings Apply in pin be- Call for interview appointment benefits and benefits ne- plete on the job trairv CLEANER tween the hourae and ing. High starling pa7 Call II a.m. or 1 tojlm. ot gotiable. plus benefits. No lay- Early morning hours Reechcraft East-Hanscom 311I MiddlesexMiridl left. ,^U offs. Call Charlie at 663-5305 or Burlington. C. ?pPflB 274-0010 1 Call: 532-54001 273-2050 623-5605 • Quol opporlunlffctora* - F " " 272 2824 ..... k. ' r;" r::/;;„;z <-— ■.:.,.... :y;r-~r^ -| Suppl«mnt to Daily Timw* Chronic* (woburn. Reodlng, WlnchnMr. Burhngton. *.M(*dl ■ Vl.loc*r. No (teodlng Tron^crlp.. Wilmington 4 Wbury W Cr^Mo^^CnoT WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-PAGE S-13 ****************** HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT PETS SEASONAL APARTMENTS ?:* ENTERTAINMENT - x- i WORK AND TRAVEL ANIMAL STAYING. Mert's Music Machine FREE . . . Cruiseships WANTED Local hospital. Fern, cat, STEVE "Mert" Amaru, LICENSED NURSES 23 YEAR OLD tractor NORTH CONWAY JO SHARE and airlines need help, all $30; male cats, $20. Small Disc Jockey. Music for all 4 trailer driver has class 1 CONDO. on Rte 16 Sleeps „ ^CM*!" SHORE occupations. Call 602-998- fern. dog. $38, small male occasions. Reasonable K 1 license. Willing to be co 6. 2 bdrm.. ww, wood ROOMMATE SERVICE 0575. Ext. 807. dog. $38. 729-6453. PM4x rates. Call after 5 p.m. The driver or spare. Call after stove. Walk to mall and FIRST to serve the _ HW8-3T DOGGROOMING 944-6749 ENT.tfC 3 p.m. ask for Rob. 933 restaurants. Rent by North Shore Exclusively fS PART TIME office ALL BREED Dog -.* * 5059 CLASS REUNION? week or weekend, call Apts. and houses to share, cleaners 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Grooming: Flea baths. all price ranges. Call for :* * EW7 29C FUNDRAISER? Steve 935-6884 or Bob 721 Part-Time responsible persons. tick dips & hot oil free brochure. 598-0706. -# |g Full-Timr PARTY SOUNDS — PUT YOUR confidence in 2505. Andover area — Exit 15 treatment avail, by »-*- SRM8 18 ATSM9x • -* off Rt. 93 call before 5 Professional D.J. Music PDGA member. Call "Let the Good Times CAPE COD. SWIFT APT TO SHARE p.m. 275 8140 from the 40s to 80s. The Wilmington Pet Shop. 658 Roll." large or small we * best in pro equipment. do them all; from a house SBEACH Wareham. Stoneham, share apt in 5 * HW7-13T 5041 for appt PM8-1I The absolute lowest full to a hall full. We've Summer cottages for 2F home. Modern kit & : * REAL ESTATE SALES ■ * price. $125/5 hrs. Call 438 SHIH TZU PUPS. AKC been in business over 20 rent. June. July S. August bath, cable TV. $55 per Full time licensed sales I * * 7253. Reg. Do not shed Variety years. No gimmicks — $150 per week & up. Call wk plus utlls. 438 7610 NURSES AIDES people needed for our ; * * EM8-7 of color. Male & female. just great music from the Voss Real Estate. 1 295 ATS7 13S expanding Wilmington SOME OUTSTANDING BENEFITS INCLUDE: 1 $300 $350 Call 933 1243. 40s to the 80s. References 0935. WOBURN — Roommate office. Sell new homes for COLLEGE GIRL P720 1. Position* ar* available on the 7-3, 3-11 | 11 -7 shifts. i on request. Special rates SRM7 15 wanted for Ige 6 room apt. our 12 builders, and many available for cleaning I 2. Now Starting Salaries Implemented. 1 DOGS BOARDED — for charities.. You really Good location Access to • * other pre owned homes. louse, babysitting, ana LUXURY CONDO for large in, out runs. can hire the best for less! rent. Patio, 2 bdrm., 2 Rte 93 & 128. Male or : * 3. FIB Program (pay instead of benefits. Add 15% to our hourly rate.) Member of two local MLS >dd jobs. References. For Meadow Brook Kennel, 944 4617. EtfC female. Call 944 3039. : * 4. Scholarship Program. Boards. Financing easily Tiore information call bath, full kit., sleeps 6 8. 933 1237. Near tennis ct. & pool ATS7-13C 5. Nurses Aide Certification Program. available. Call Donna at >44 4882. SOUND DECISION * PM13x Cable tv, dep req Village LEXINGTON, Female 6. Continuing Education Credits. Casalot RE 658-8100. EW7-15C FOR MUSIC from the 40s * PUPPY AND DOG at Wlnnlpesaukee. Weirs. !i iI * HW7-13T PRIVATE DUTY to the 80s 50's and 60s roommate to share quiet NURSE saeeks position. I OBEDIENCE courses in are a specialty. Super NH, 272 0724 $300 wk. 4 bdrm cape with 1 Jz Before you soy "No" com. visit us, and tour our progressive facility. 1 OFF. MGR for Medprac Wakefield. Limited to 12. sound 8. lights. We're 01. Aug. only. female, 2 males. WW, in Lynfld. Thorough famil will live in or out. weekly i (. Ask about our excellent wag* C benefit package or call DNS at 1 starts July 28. Canine No brag, just fact! Call SRM7 16 D8.D. W8.D. garage. No with third party bill and or hourly rate. Ref. on 944-1107 for moro Information /about our arrangomont*. Mary » request. Call 666-3817. Companions Dog professional audio CENTERVILLE. CAPE smoke, no pets. $200 $250 bookkeeping thru trial bal Training School. 246 3778. per mo. plus util. Avail Parente, director of Nurses will bo happy to answer your questions. » EW7 15 technician & DJ Pete COD, three bedroom 8. quarterlies. Sal neg. P7-27C Maguire. 438 8993 furnished home, Aug. 1.861 6838. 5999250. PLEASE ADOPT from ENT-ttS fireplace. Washer and ATS7-I4 HW7-13S NEW STARTING SALARIES IMPLEMENTED. CHILD CARE Mrs. Brown's Shelter. 216 "SOUNDS UNLIMITED' dryer. $400 per week Call FEMALE TO share mod, DISABLED Young man Cambridge Rd.. Woburn. PROF. D.J. service. 933 1799 or 771 8811. apt. Swim pool, tennis needs M or F PCA for SUMMER CAMP Puppies. Shepherds, blk. Music & equip, tailored to S R^ M 7 1 8 court, in Burlington. $275 independent living. Live (SWIMMING) GREEN GROVE CONVALESCENT HOME Newfoundland & your needs. Weddings, 272 0957. In pref. Modern apt. STARTING July 11 at the 18.2 BDRM CONDOS for Caring School & Daycare Dachshund. Spayed cats functions 8. parties. rent in a total vacation ATS7-I5 134 North St.. North Reading Rm/hourly wage. Call 944-1107 ft Center (Wakefleld) 2 3 4 & kittens. We place only "Music is our only resort. Listings in M Bob aft 6. 438-4595. 2 ROOMMATES WAN i PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO QUALITY CARE" w/responsible people. business." 617 352 8319. Newport. R.I.. Florida, '0 16 EOI Mci>d.t«ppfd i 5 Half or full days Open TED to share house $250 HW7-13S 933 8539. Hrs. 1:30-6:30 ENTtfC **#*************************** + ^0|{#^)|t + 5|e + 5)c + 7:30-6 Swimming lessons New Hampshire and the and $300. including utils., DESK CLERK, the Avail. Call 245 3576. pm. SOPHISTICATED Caribbean. Prices range washer and dryer Avail Holiday Inn of Woburn is P7-I3 Presently accepting SOUNDS from $500 to $1500 per Aug. 1. Call 935-1952 eves PATIENT SERVICE seeking a full time desk registrations for Fall MUST SELL Spirited 10 PROFESSIONAL DJ MC week. Call National days. Ask for Kathy 661 clerk to work weekday ELECTRONIC COORDINATORS Preschool 8. After School yr.-old Pinto. 15 hands service. We provide a Vacation Sales 8. Rentals, 1410. Dynamic national medical shifts. Experience K 4 Programs. tall. $500 Call Laura 664 highly unique 8' fully 933 7866. ATS7 15 preferred. Please apply corporation supplying DME CCTFS 2462. customized sound system SRM727 In person to Holiday Inn. lowell. Girl in 20s wants TECHNICIANS ft RT equipment to patient CHILDCARE P7-13 to complement any oc FALMOUTH — female roommate for 2 19 Commerce Way, at home, seeks patient ser- LITTLE FOLKS Day RESPECTABLE MALE casion. Featuring non Acapesket section — 4 bdrm. apt. In Belveder If you want to participate in the tremendous vice coordinators for our Woburn, Mass. School, full day and part KITTEN, desires to meet stop music past to bdrm. cape, sleeps 8. section. Avail. Aug. 1. growth projected for the Robot Industry, come North/South shore locations. _H W7-J9 time nursery school 8. refined family. Object: present. References avail. July 16 Sept. 2 2 Ref. req. 937-0025 after 6 join PRI now. Experience in DME. medi- F OT OM A T C O R kindergarten and sum love and affection. Call available. 617 374 1868. pm. Ask for Cheryl. cal terminology, good tele- wk. min.. sec. dep. req. We are seeking persons ot several levels PORATION is seeking mer program. Summer 729 0096. EM2x Families pref. $400 wk ATS7 18 phone Technique ft excellent mature reliable people to who can take over engineering and manu- session begins June 20. P7-15 THE DEE-JAYS Call664 4642eves.SMALL WOBURN — Roommate administrative skills a must. work on an as-needed facturing tasks in wiring, debugging, prototype Exp. professional staff. TIGER CAT, spayed PARTIES. DANCES, COTTAGE, FOR 4 to 6 wanted for Ige 6 room apt. We offer excellent benefits, basis in the Stoneham, good storting salary and a Conven. loc. in Cum female, real pel. Lap cat. weddings. Music from 40s people only. York Beach, Good location, access to assemblies of sophisticated electronic circuitry. Melrose. Wakefield challenging opportunity. mlngs Pk. at Junction of very loving. Free to good through 80s. Call nqw to Me. Week of Aug. 6-13. Rte 93 8. 128. Male or The higher level positions will involve know- areas. Hrs. 9 am to 3 pm Please call Ms. Klipper at rte. 1288.93. Call 935 9697 home, (allergies). Call reserve your date. Ed $275. Call 648 0128. female. Call 944-3039 ledge of micro-processor circuitry and some or 3 pm to 8 pm and or 933 5915. 944 0673. Dee 438-7794. Bill Dee 245 SR7 15 ATS720C M3-8878 - Saturdays 10 am to 5 pm. software. 2-5 years prior experience required. CCM5x P7-IS 7269. You must have tran- CHALET. Conway, N.H., YOUNG Professional ATTN: EttC sportation and be able to heart of Whl. Mis. Sleeps female fo share an at HELP WANTED WORKING PARENTS Please mail resume to — attend a two-week BELLY GRAMS 10 Vi mile to lake, TV tractive 2 bdrm. apt. in EXPERIENCED THE CARING SCHOOL LOST VIOLIN Serenades radio 8. cassette player Stoneham. $265/mo. KEYPUNCHER, wanted training program in (Wakefield) is offering REWARD: Lost Black Portrait grams for all by wk Sat. to Sat. Call includes ht. Evenings call Precision Robots Inc. on IBM 3742 to work part Woburn. Fotomat offers Daycare Programs 2 3 4 female German Shep occasions. Call the after 6 p.m. 665 8633 438-2616. time. Call Jan, 935 4500. excellent benefits in 6 Cummings Park 5 days a week Open 7:30 pard. white spot on chest. Magical Carpet 389 5432. SR7-20S ATS7-13S HW7-14 eluding a medical and Please call 246 3817 or Woburn, Mass. 01801 „.,. dental plan, holiday and 6 PM. Flexible hours, E7-27C CAPE COD. Buzzard Bay PROFESSIONAL 395 2968. GLAZIER, Experienced vacation compensation immediate openings. Call PARTY SOUNDS - area. turn. 2 bdrm. FEMALE seeks same to L7-I4C auto plate 8, metal work. and an employee 2453576 Professional D.J. Music lakefront. sandy beach. share modern 2 bdrm. Call 438-7300. CCtfS discount. For an in- LOST BLACK 8. white from the 40s to 80s. The Also near salt water apt. in Woburn. nr. 93 and AUTO MECHANIC HW-U terview appointment SUNSHINE & SMILES Japanese Spaniard, looks best in pro equipment. beach. Family pref., no 128. No pets. Ample pkg. WINCHESTER POLICE please call 245 0336. CHILD CARE. FULLday like a Pekingese. Belongs The absolute lowest pets. Avail. Aug. Call 933 $200, heat incl. Dorothy to 2 little girls that are New cor dealer looking for a mechanic with a DEPT. Senior clerk. 35 Equal Opportunity preschool program in price. $125/5 hrs. Call 438 4338. 542 2638 or 933 8450. hr. wk. Sal. range $210 Employer. M/F. nurturing environment heartbroken. Please call 7253. EM8-7 SR7I9 ATS7-19 good background in engine and electrical. $277. also 2 temporary HW7 15 Ages 2 5. Tuition incl. 938 0385 or 933 2322. BRIDGETON MAINE, We offer Health Insurance, Pension Program, L7 13 "MUSIC BY US" for any WINCHESTER, public safety dispatchers. WE HAVE long and short meals. Vacancy for occasion. 50s to 80s. Call LONG LAKE Waterfront Professional female, base pay plus flat rate of $10.75 per hour. Sal. range $49.39 to $65.53 term assignments for summer program & for ORANGE 8. white now. Ed 933 8474 or Property. Available seeks non-smoking per day. Inquire at Police Clerks and Receptionists. Sept. Call 935 9227 angora, neutered male George 938 0392. EM3x August. 4 bdrm., 3 baths, housemate. Near T and Call and ask for Alan Headquarters for par Must be able to work an 8 CCM724 cat. 5 yrs. old. Answers to Call Dan. 438-8160. train. $250 inc. util. Call tIculars. 30 Mt. Vernon St. CLOWN hour day. Call Circle MATURE WOMAN to "Taffy." Vic. Lexington SR8 5C 7298183. HW7 13 St. a. Glenwood Ave.. HAVING A birthday Stoneham Motor Temp., Inc. at 273-5812. care for 3 yr. old & infant party or snow? Invite PROVINCETOWN: 2 ATS7-19 Wob. Children's pet HEARING AID SALES & HW7-15 in my home. Exc. salary. "Mr. Green" the clown. bedroom Condominium, Reward. Please call 933 Service. People oriented HOMEMAKERS Be your 3 4 day work week. 275- Grad. clown college private beach, $450 per 6253. 438-0490 _ person wanted to do home own boss. Demonstrators 2752 eves. CCM8 1 Magic, juggling, mime. week. Call for available COMMERCIAL L7 18 visit work. Part time, needed for toys and gifts LICENSED Mom of 1 yr. 3952505. weeks. 664 4894 or 231- flexible hours, from House of Lloyd. old available after July LOST GREY PERSIAN ENTtfS 0360. RENTAL background in related July-Dec. No investment. 16. Will accept infants. male cat. Has copper 5R7-1SC COMMERCIAL SPACE. work preferred but will colored eyes. Lost in — PERMANENT — Elaine, 245 8749. Call Jeanne 944 8381 FALMOUTH - Great North Reading. Rt. 8. 213 train. Call 272-2550. vicinity of Lucia's Mkt., HW7-1S CC7-13C FIREWOOD Harbors. Beauti t ul Main St., het included. HW7-13 Wob. Answers to Jude. $400. Call 664 4488 days or WE HAVE long and short Lie. Day Care FIREWOOD, cut. split & contemporary 3 bdr. APT. & RENTAL office Reward. Call 933 4591. FULL TIME POSITIONS term assignments for 2 lie. and exp. day care delivered. $94. 1-603-569 home with glass 657-7806 after 5. Woburn phones, lease L7 14 Secretaries with or moms desire to share full 2672 FMlSx surrounded deck, all CR-tFT For polishing, buffing and assembly of preparation, tenant time care of IVi to 4 yr. TAN DOG lost vie. of extras, use ot private without shorthand. Must UNSPLIT FIREWOOD, OFFICE SPACE FOR relations, 40 hours incl. olds, 3 and 2 days — Stoneham Animal pools, tennis courts, pewter giftware. Pleasant working be able to work an 8-hour Cut 16-18" average rent Woburn. 4 corners weekends. Must have car. T,W,F. & M. Th, Hospital. Terrier Benji clubhouse, and private day. Call Circle Temp., length, $85 cord. Cut & off rt. 3. Parking. 200 600 conditions. Experience not necessary. SI0K $13K. Apply at 57 Respectively. Opening look. Please call 944 0673 beach. August $650 per Inc. at 273 5812. split $110. Full 128 cu. ft. sq. ft. avail, from $250. Mill St.. Woburn. 3 pm 5 immediately — both loc's L7 15 week. Sep. 3 on, $500 per HW7-15 17 yrs. in the business, per mo. with util. 729 9390 Century Reproductions, Inc. pm weekdays. near major roads. Call BROWN/BLACK/White week. Tel 227-3333. MASON, 7 yrs. exp. pref 667 3607 after 5 pm. days; 729-0049 eves. 10 Upton Drive _HW7-15 SR? I5C Ref. req. Call 933 7821. Janet at 944 4215or Gloria Bassette Hound. Collar FWMllx C R M 7 16 Wilmington, Ma. 01M7 PART T I M~E at 944 2791 CC7-I5C w/tags. Vic of Fulton St., LARGE HOUSE, Min. to HW7-I9 OAK & MAPLE, cut. OFFICE SPACE — CUSTODIAN. 4 hrs. per Woburn Call 933 3436 York Beach, Maine. WE HAVE long and short EXP MOTHER will care split, deliv. 2 cord min READING. 2 suite office day. Apply at Colonial for your infant through anytime. Week of July 23 30. $325. term assignments for (256 cu. ft.) $100 per cord. — $350 mo.. 1 office — Terminals Inc.. HOE school age children in my L7-19 Call 648-0128. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Typists. Must be able to 862 4832 or 452 7009. $225 mo., 1 small office — Commerce Way. Woburn. home. Dead-end street LOST "Pudge" tan 8. SR7-15 $150 mo. All utilities in- (EARN $50 tor 5 hours PERSON FRIDAY, H W7 13 work an 8 hour day. Call F W M 2 7 x with tenced in yard, white Golden Retriever HAMPTON BEACH. cluded. All on seconc work, showing Queen Small busy direct mail Circle Temp.. Inc. at 273 Oak 8. Maple firewood, LUMBER YARD. Full complete with playmates with blue eyes and a blue Sleep 6, 2 openings left. floor, carpeted witt< sway Fashions or be a consulting firm in 5812. cut. split & del. time yard man wanted to 8. fun things to do. Off Rte collar. Lost in West Available week of Aug. parking. 942 0272 hostess & earn free Reading seeks bright, HW7-15 guaranteed 128 cu fl $100 wait on customers and 38 at Wilm/Woburn line. Woburn. Big Reward. 208.27. $275 per week Call CR-tfC clothing. Call 657 7988 or ambitious responsible KOALA INN, Room per cord, unsplit $85 per drive truck. Summer within IVj ml. of 128. Call862 8010. 933 6036 or 933 2133. PROF. OFFICE 6589763. HWtfT person to assist with Attendants. Permanent cord less in quantity. Call position only. Apply at References Call 657 8669 L7 15 SR7 18 READING - 1,000 sq. ft. WORK AND TRAVEL various duties. E.G. Barker Lumber Co.. full time. 5 days per anytime, let ring, 658 CC7-20T REWARD, missing 2 LATE first floor. Recently fREE: Cruiseships and Organizational skills and 36 Prospect St., Woburn week. Excellent benefits. 4790. FyytfT SUMMER Special, airlines need help, all ability to handle detail a Apply in person Monday LICENSED MOM will small dogs brown with „_ reduced rate. $295 wk. renovated. Victorian HW7-15 ALL HARDWOOD . Occupations, for in- must. 944 4402. Friday. 1-5 pm. 315 babysit in my home 7 black, some white, should weeks ol Aug 4 A Conv. pleasant retail NEW COMPANY formation call 602 998 HW7-I3C Mishawum Road, a.m. to 5 p.m Reas rates, have lags "Dodger" & Grapple loads from $325 Aug 13 and 8-27 to Sept. 3 area. Parking 944 2230. SEEKING management break & lunch supplied "Cuddles " 935-3418. 721 locally. Guarantee on Lake winnepesaukee 2 CR722C •575, ex 1807 CUSTOMER SERVICE Woburn. positions. No experience call June 658 9663. 2595. amount and quality. In bdrm. cond, 2 full baths. HW7 I3T REP. HW7-I5 WAKEFIELD. Industrial nee. Will train. Call for CC7-I3T L7 19 business 17 years. AC. -balcony, cable TV. Land. For rent. Equip- NEED CASH? Sell Leading auto sound "A" PAINTERS, 2nd Loggers Co Op 603 882 interview bet. 10 am and sleeps 6 to 8. Bldg. next to ment, trucks, trailers, quality products. Be your manufacturer looking for shift in plastics co. WILL BABYSIT in my ,9C Noon 9420085. Ask tor 4998. _?*' pool, tennis, 2 minute to Own boss. Sell Avon in customer service Knowledge of texturing home. Monday thru construction material, Joan. LOGLENGTH Weirs Beach, call 729 Stoneham. Call Maria, representative. and use of polyurethane Friday. Days. Call 933 FOUND etc. Tel 245 2807 HW7 15 RAbBIT. MEDIUM size, FIREWOOD, huge loads. 8060. after 6 call 1 535 438-737* Professional attitude, preferred. Initiative and 5678. CR7 28C GOVERNMENT JOBS, white with black patches, $500 up. Prompt delivery, 1882. HW8-10S good appearance, a exper. in industry or CC7 19 RETAIL SPACE Thousands of vacancies wearing collar. Found guaranteed professional SR/ 26 6.EAL ESTATE desire to work with automotive req. Call Lou IN NEW BUILDING. 700 must be filled im- Tanguay or John Corbett. near Woburn Center. Call service. Can't use a huge LAKE WINN, NH, DUE SP.OKERS 8. SALES people and ambition are sq. ft. Located off 128 in mediately. $17,634 fo 273-0890, Burlington, MA. 9334591. F07-14 load? Split a load with a TO Cancell. wks. of July E O P L E all requirements. Burlington. Central air $50,112. Call 716-8426000, HW7 19 INSTRUCTIONS TAN DOG. Terrier look, neighbor (900 cu.ft.. $327 23 and July 30 avail, for NEEDED EX Previous experience with and heat Prime location. including Sunday, Ext. Guitar Piano Drum overweight, (sm. head: each). For New Hamp condo rental. 2 bdrm., 2 CELLENT OP customer service is RECEPTIONIST Avail. July. Call 2729177 1828. ORGAN LESSONS: Free Ig. body) Benji ap- shires finest grapple bths. Tennis, pool, nr. tJORTUNITY for full desired, but not man ENTRY LEVEL position or 272 5955. CRM8-1 HW7-I3 use of guitar, drum. pearance. Has been lost a loads, call Monadnock beach, waterslides, horse tjme & part time Brokers datory. $3.75 Hr. Send includes switchboard, DELUXE OFFICE, 1000 M A T U RE SELF Private lessons, all ages while. Call 944 0673. Firewood. 603 673 0678 or stables. $325 a wk. 275 at Kaine 8. Wentworth resume to Attention Mr. typing, and accounting s.f. in modern MOTIVATED Individual Sarrin Studio. 1098 Main F07 15 603-673-0700. FW7-27C 8781 after 6 pm. (leal Estate. Must have Nick at the following duties. One yr. office exp. professional bldg. Lowell needed for 1 person of St.. Wakefield. 245-2200. FIREWOOD All SR7-19 Clean car and be able to address: (no phone calls and 50 wpm. req. Call 273 FOUND, Tri colored cat. St.. Peabody. Minutes accepted) Audiovox, New flee. Bookkeeping 8. I t f C brown, black, oragne. hardwood. As low as $90 work flexible hours. Call 0890. Poly Structures, from Rt. 1 Rt. 128 Rt. 95. England Installation, 609 clerical skills nee. Full PIANO INSTRUCTOR About 1 year old very per 128 ct. fl. Immediate Mrs. Theophanls forvjan Burlington. Presently occupied by time 9-5. Prime Painting IS NOW accepting delivery 597 8838 BUSINESS appointment 944 9100 , Main Street, Wilminqton, HW7-I9 affectionate. Vicinity of doctors, attorneys, gov't. Mass. 01887 HW7-13C Co. 729 3108. students. Received FW6 20N HWTFC PART TIME HELP William St Stoneham. OPPORTUNITIES agency. Call 535 4000, ask LABORERS.,* Ex f HW7-18 Master 'W- Music from Call 438 0941. F7-13S UNBELIEVABLY for Peter. SUMMERTIMF. ALL wanted. Pleasant $100 PER WEEK Part perienced constVuct(on SECRETARIAL, Girl ""' ^University of Con FOUND, Long haired LOW PRICES Time at home. Webster, CR7-30 iE TIME working. Liberal laborers Full time work. Friday, needed for r_,,/ necticut. Reasonable grey female cat. Possible Call Now — get out giant America's favorite Barn that "extra" money ployee discount. Call FC>R RENT Industrial 5 day week. Call for ap general ledger work, with rates. Call Stephen pregant. Vicinity of Dairy 1400 plus cubic ft. truck forking 2-3 nights. Car Kathy Thayer, 272 7030. dictionary company land in Wakefield for pointment R.J. Kelly Co., typing skills 8. good tel. Glover at 438 5339 Dome Stoneham. Call 438- load of best quality all needs home workers to ahct phone needed. Give HW7-15 storage of equipment, 272 2899. personality. 935 3000. 9-5. INST-tfS 1518. F7-13S hardwood, log length update local mailing lists me a call. 944-9635. NURSES AIDE or PCA trucks, trailers, con- HW7-13 ■ HW7-18 BELLY DANCING firewood for under $60 per Easy work. Can be done HW7 28C (Personal Care gold COCKER SPANIEL. struction material, etc. DOROTHEA STUDIOS - 128 cu. ft. Hurry this price while watching TV. All dental RECEPTIONIST RENTAL SERVICE INC. Assistant) 4 hrs. AM for In vie. of Burlington Call 245 2807. MEW BRANCH. Start Professional dancer, won't last. 603 662 8001 for Melrose office. is looking for a respon disabled woman. Exp. reservoir. Call 658 4124 or ages, experience un- CR728C now at $275. per week, full experienced teacher. F7-13C necessary. Call 1-716-842 Personable with good slble and ambitious pref. but will train 657 7644. OFFICE SPACE for rent. time or $115. per week. Enjoy classes in our prof WILMINGTON- 6000. including Sunday. phone manners 8. general person.. Variety of duties Steady 8. dependable F07 15 450 sq. ft., AC, prime loc., p)art time. Various studios. Member LEADING firewood Ext. 8792. clerical office skills. Send involved. Mechanical worker. Yr. round ELDERLY GERMAN Main St.. Wilmington. positions available lor P.D.T.A 245-5301. 438- dealer. All hd.wd.. 4 ft. resume to: P.O. Box 2702, ability a plus. Inquire position. Call 729 5473. Shepherd. Tan and black, B7 13 Call 658-2569. CR7 13 balance of summer or on 7663. IM13x 462 Washington St., within or call 933 1933. 919 HW7 15 male Found vie. Blan split. 4 and 6 cord loads. A GOOD 2nd income can a; permanent basis. No BURLINGTON, office Woburn. 01801. Main St., Woburn. PIANO LfSSONS chard Rd. Burlington $85 per cord. Wood lots be yours with Eurlka experience. 396 8206 or IF YOU CAN work 40 suite, central loc. Priced HW7 13 HW7-18 classical and con Mall area. Friday, 5 pm. wanted, and tree Foods Corporation. This 3^1-2958. hrs./wk. We have 2nd and right. 272-7600. WANTED MATURE temporary, beginners 8. Linda, 273 5800. days. removal. Call Joe, 658 is a ground floor op- ONE CARPENTER 3rd shift assignments for CR7-13 \ HW7 18 PERSON for front end intermediate, all ages. F07 15 7045. FW7-18 portunity. Come to a free NEEDED. Minimum 6 factory workers. Call JOURNEYMAN manager for super Call 658 9612. INSTTFT Maple. Birch. Red and seminar. Call John, 935- LOW RENT yrs. experience, also one Circle Temp. Inc. at 273- GL.ECTRICIAN A ap market. Hours 5 10 p.m. VOICE COACH, con White Oak — All mines 2069. PROFESSIONAL Office carpenters helper needed 5812. PTentlces. pd. vac. & Apply Atlantic Super temporary vocal In- hardwood, cut and split to B720 space near Stoneham to work Burlington, HW7-I5 FREE holidays, health ins. market. Tom Garside. terpretation and 16-18". A full 128 cu ft. Town Hall. All utilities Woburn area. Call Dave PART TIME WORK FRtE 3 yr. old pure bred included. Call 438 4548 or Other benefits. Work to W C technique. Call 658 9612. load delivered. Call Peter 944 0054. ^ _7? after 6. 657 8485. FOR SELF Employed German Shepherd. b«1n Wakefleld area. 837 INSTTFT at 944 0759. F7-I9C REAL ESTATE 777 0232. S275/WK. AVERAGE HW7-18 person to take on contract Gentle animal, needs 1844. CR8 3S STARTING PAY. top work. Scope of work in GUITAR LESSONS. All space to run. Free to good ALL HARDWOOD WANTED EXPERIENCED i HW7-18 benefits, will train for a eludes: unloading trailer levels all styles. Master home. 944 7692 eves. Grapple loads from $325 MARRIED COUPLE HAIRDRESSER to JOBS OVERSEAS. Big local position. Call shipments of cabinets, of Music Degree New FREE7 15 locally. Guarantee on SEEKS house lot ir WANTED TO LET manager salon. Top pay money f$st. $20,000 to screening operator, 272- building crates and England Conservatory. amounts and quality. In READING for con 2 BEDROOM HOMfc or for right person. For $50,000 plus per year. Call 6090. HW7-21 palletizing shipments. Berklee alumnus Mike, business 17 years. structlon of 4 bdrm. apartment. Must be in interview call 438 9859. I 116-453 3000. Ext. 2190 TRAINEESNEEDED Call Contemporary 662 6943. INSTTF Loggers Co-op 603-882 home, 15 25 K Depending Reading, Birch Meadow HW727C RECREATION If possible. ', HW7-13S EARNINGS TO Systems, Woburn, 935 MUSIC TEACHER Came BUY FACTORY 4998. F8-10C on size 8. location. School area 944 6608. ' Work ». Travel E ree $1500/mo. from 15-50 hrs. M U F F L E R IN 5290. from Europe recently. DIRECT. Lightweight Owners only. 628 7140 NOW IS THE TIME TO WTR7-19C CRUISESHIPS and avail. College students STALLER, Experience HW7-IS Master's degree, accept fiberglass Scamp 13' and BUY REW7-19C airlines need help. All may apply, possible helpful, but not PART TIME help wan Applications for students 16' travel trailers & new FIREWOOD occupations. For in- permanent position. In necessary,, Must have ted. Ralph. Dairy 1983 from 4 and up. Adults 19' 5th wheel. Ca)l now DELIVERED See page S-16 for formation call: 602 998 person interview only. tools. Apply n person 117 Delight, 156 Main St.. also. 245-3025. Mrs. toll free 1-800 346 4962 for Bob, Engel & Son. " ... . „ un RMdmg. WwehssWr. Burl'"*")". *MMWN. Ly~««o kGE S-14-WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 At a public service there It no chorge tor Foundodt. SERVICES OFFERED • SERVICES OFFERED FOR SALE FOR SALE • • • ^SERVICES OFFERED •••••••• SERVICES OFFERED SECRETARIAL WILSON 7 Club Golf set DINING kOOM 70" PAINTING 8, LIGHT WINDOWCLEANING I'll Split Your Firewood SERVICES UNLIMITED $39. Cart $19 Lady's Patty lighted break front, 44" AIR CONDITIONING CARPENTRY YARD* LAWN CARPENTRY work, WINDOWS WASHED - HAVE SPLITTER will Berg set $49. Bag $5. New hex table, with 2 20" SERVICE QUALITY WORK by ALL YOUR secretarial Residential and com- Yard work and lawns lowest rates. Call 851 woods, putters, wedges leaves. 6 gold velvet All makes 245-3563 North experienced carpenters. travel. You qwe It to your needs. Typing, mercial. Call Phil back. It's painless. Call mowed by reliable teen, 3168. chairs, custom pads $1600 Wind Air Conditioning 8, No job too small. Free stenography, tran- Gallagher Cleaning for Vj price. Jr. set $49. Woody 9 am to 5 pm, 334 free estimates given call 5O7 20t or best offer. 657 7401 Refrigeration Co. estimates. Call Lenny & scription, correspon- Service, 944-3001. 581-1440. Joe anytime at 851 6156. PAPERHANGER FS7-13S FS7 13T 5Q7-1SC Sons Inc. 933 5552. SMIlx 3232. SOHL dence, term papers, SO-tfC SO7-20T PAINTING AND Paper BEDROOM - Walnut CEILINGS FLOOR SANDING distinctive resumes. WINDOWCLEANING 14' SHASTA Trailer, 1974. About Trash 8. Moving LAWN SERVICE Ing. No |ob too small. For Prompt service. 644-3355 long dresser with mirror, PROFESSIONALLY R&S FLOORS FOR THE Cleanest Excel, cond. Very clean, BE SAFE Prevent fires LET US TAKE care of free estimates call John SOtfC night .table, twin head- SPRAYED, textured. MORE THAN 1 rm. $75 windows around call sleeps 4 6, gas/elec. and accidents. Will take your lawn. Quality work, Flynn at 322 5793 after 5 board, frame, box spring, Your choice of gold, per rm. Floor sanding & SEE YOU Jim's Window Cleaning. Refrig., sink. 3 burner top away rubbish from free estimates. Call Paul pm. StfC mattress, exc. cond. $500 sliver or clear sparkles. refinishing, steam AT THE PEWTER POT We do regular, storms. & oven, closet, cabinets, Cellars, attics, yards, etc. Guarente 729 5436 or Tony PAVING — repaying Free estimates. Woburn cleaning. Free estimates. Restaurant where good Cape Cods, picture jacks stabilizer. $2700 or 657-7401. Appliances, furniture Guarantee 944 9429. driveways and walkways, FS7-13T Carpentry & Remodeling. Call Steve, 321 1629 or friends get together. At windows & store fronts. BO. 438 0196. F57-13 moved or disposed of. SM8-5 etc. No job too small, free 935 1873, 935 1489 SM26X Bob, 438-5224. SOtfS 580 Main St.. Reading Inside and out at a WATER "BED. 4 poster. MAN'S EXERCISE Servicing Woburn area - est. Call after 4 p.m. 851 FURNITURE LAWN~ MOWING and Center. StfC reasonable price. Call Queen size. 5 yrs. old, bench, almost new. for past 24 years. Call 933- CHIMNEYCLEANING 6858, ask tor Pat. REFINISHED yard work Call Roger Jim 933-8384. SM13x Reasonable price. Call 1668 after 3 pm. SM23x CHIMNEYS CLEANED SOtfT SEWING AAACHINES exc. cond. Dark pine and repaired. Old FURNITURE 944 2418. WE SERVICE AND have WINDOWCLEANING Cannon Ball. 2 night 935-5110. ALARM SYSTEMS REFINISHED 8- S07-13C PAINTING FS7-18 QUALITY protection for chimneys rebuilt and parts for Singer. Ken- C. MOORE Residential stands; triple dresser Interior & Exterior 1_ relined. Woodburning repaired. Residential & WECO CONTRACTORS more, Nelco, Brothers. window cleaning: Gutters w/hutch mirror, men's 24 ESTHER WILLIAMS your peace of mind. WE SCRAPE AND SAND stoves installed. Fully commercial finishing "We excell in care for White, Morse, New cleaned and oiled. Free dresser. Paid $1650; pool. Muskln earth filter. Burglar and fire all peeling areas. Prime equipped; fully Insured. (free estimates.) Don't others." Lawn mowing — Home. Necchl and most estimates. Fully Insured. asking $800. Ruth or Gary All ace. Incl. Exc. cond. protection. References and apply finish coat. All Year round service. buy new; "Re-Do," Call yard maintenance. At others. Singer, 451 Main Over 12 years exp. Call 729-1880. or 938 9153. Best offer. 245 7786. supplied upon request, windows and cracks are Complete line of wood 8. Highland Wood Finishing fordable rates, call 664- St.. Stoneham. 438 3268. Woburn. 933-9070. FS7 13 FS7±* 458-8139 SO-tfT 729-6376,438-5848. SM5x puttied where necessary coal stoves available. For 6444. SM3x SM7-30 BEAUTIFUL WOOD GETTING MARRIED: - ALUMINUM free est. call Northeast Heating end Piping SO7-20N and loose woodwork Is ALUM, combination nailed back. Gutters are SHRUBS TRIMMED YARD WORK ORGAN selling furn. Dbl. bed. Chimney Sweeps, 935- GAS, OIL, SOLAR sys MAINTENANCE windows, alum, storm ANDPRUNED MOW LAWNS, remove JUST LIKE NEW! dresser, couch, chairs, 5488. SM8x terns. All makes. A to Z Maintenance and oiled. Call George for free doors and alum. 1 piece estimate. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Professional service. Call small trees:- Have truck Klmball Swinger 500 odds & ends. Call Bob B&B CHIMNEY SWEEP Blueray. Well McLain. alterations. Call Ted 944 3039. for odd jobs. Good rates. Organ for sale. Features Payne, work 275 4800; gutters. Compare our Texaco. Becett 8. In- 944 1266. PROTECT AGAINST Nalwalk, 944-8373. StfC StfC S07-13C 9357993. S7-18 Include 8 types of rhythm home 933-9493 or 266 0834. prices and save. Silverio terburner. Furnaces in- Construction. 942 1158 & dangerous chimney fires MASONRY WORK TAILORING selection, wide range of FS7 18 stalled from $995. PLASTERING -MC by having your chimney STONEWALLS, brick HOUSE OF MARY • All accompaniments, 8144-4143 SO PLASTERING Ceilings 16' TRI HULL Fiberglass cleaned professionally. Sheetmetal work 8, and concrete work, sewing, all alterations. FOR SALE beautiful wood structure, APPLIANCE REPAIR Painted. No job too big or boat, 35 hp, Johnson Pointing and rebuilding. ducting. Call Blue Temp patios. Landscaping and Also, dolls and Barbie MATTRESS WARE and an organ bench VACUUM CLEANER too small. Reasonable motor. On trailer-battery, Fully Insured contractor. 457-6181. SOtfT tree work. Call Armando HOUSE open to the Perfect for the novice or and sewing machine prices. Free Estimates. clothes. Call 851 3015. controls, ready to go. Free estimates, B&B HOT TOPPING Sinagoga. 438 3465 SM7 15 public. All brand names the expert!! Call 944 5646 $700. Call 933-0053. repairs, bags, belts, CHIMNEY SWEEP Call 272-0817 __ SM7x at discount prices. BACKHOE SOtfS TAILORING after 6p.m. FS7-14 replacement hoses. Built COMPANY, 933 4845. DS.W PLUMBING THE MATTRESSMAN FS7-13 Paul J. Howell 8. Sons. OIL BURNERS STONEHAM TAILOR in vacuum cleaners, sold SM22x BATHS 8. KITCHENS, NEW VALVE COVERS, Inc.. Gen'l Contractors, Have your oil burner SHOP, 19 Franklin St., 44 Cambridge Street 18x32x4' ABOVE and serviced. Free heating, gas fitting. In- Rte.3A Morosochrome. Still in CHIMNEY CLEANING driveways, backhoe tuned up! We do NOT sell Stoneham. Any type of GROUND Pool. New estimates. Pickup and stallation of underground box. Fit Ford 289, 302 and Provide additional safety work, loam, lie. sewer fuel oil. 22 years ex (Off Rte. 128atExit41N) liner, new skimmer, new delivery. 2-day service. oil tanks, service work. alterations for men and 351W. Asking $35. Call and comfort for your connections. Free est., perlence. Call us at 272- women. Hours: Mon., Burlington. 273-2220 cover. Call 272 5698 after 302 Montvale Ave. 935 Call Don 9449512, Lie. FSMSx 272-2417. family. Chimney call 658-2795, anytime. 8963 Wed., Frl., Sat., 9-5; 2704. SM6x J18928. StfC 5. FS7-29 Cleaning, free estimates. SO-tfT ^___ SO-tfC Tues. 8-2; Thurs. 8-5 and HORSEFEED FS7-14 B*H Appliance Service PLUMBING 8, HEATING "FURNITURE SALE Chim Clean, 942-0909 General Contractor BARRETT'SOFFICE 6:30-10 pm. 438-7198. ALSO Livestock and dog QUICK SALE: Kitchen CALL ANYTIME FOR STEVEN R. PETTI Oak dining room set, SO7-20C LEE R. HANSEN SERVICES SM29x feed. Local represen set with four chairs 8. repairs on major brands PLUMBING, HEATING dishwasher, easy chairs, CLEANING BUILDER Quality work Word processing to meet tative for Agway, Inc., table, maple bedroom set ot washers, dryers, dish- 8, Gas, bathroom & kit HARVEY'ST.V. sofa, and children's TOWNE CLEANING CO. in roofs, siding, additions, your Personal, Medical, TELEVISION REPAIRS. Reading 944-9161. FStfC with 1 dresser and washers, ranges, freezers chen remodeling. Drains dressers, all in very good Professional cleaners remodeling kitchens, Legal, and Technical Color TV specialist, all USED PIANOS for sale mirror, box spring & 8. refrigerators, reason- cleaned, no job too small. condition. Call 272 3866 offering quality cleaning attic stairs, ceilings, needs. Form letters and service calls only $14.95. Good cond. Low prices. matress, divan & chair. able rates. Prompt 665 1685. Lie. No. 18765. for appt.. 12 to 2 and after for your home, apt. or repairs and odd jobs. Call mail advertising. Call Harvey's TV. 658 Call for appointment. 438- Best Offer. 944 8990. service. Call 944 7270 StfC 9353939. SM16X StfC 5p.m. office. Reading. 944 0948. Reasonable rates. Call 5944 or 658-4324. Master 2488 FStfS FS7-13C J_ FS7 15C APPLIANCE SERVICE HOUSECLEANING Plumbing, Heating & StfC •4754537. TV License 1308. SOtfC NEW WATERBEDS. II VJ ft. SLIDE-ON REPAIRS ON all major Gasflttlng COMPUTER t E R- HOUSE CLEANING, HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL S07-28C — TIMEX — King, Queen, single, CAMPER, includes bath brands of washers, girl come Into your house Service MINALS DEC VT 52 with dryers, dishwashers, Come home to a clean MAN & TRUCK. Appl AUTHORIZED SER complete. 10 year with shower, heater, or apt. and help you STEVE Thacker, Jour current loop/RS232 ranges, freezers and house after working all moved 8, removed. VICE Center. We repair warranty. 12 models, refrigerator, and stove adapter $200. Texas In- day. Dependable and clean. $6. an hr. For more neyman's Lie. No 18638, refrigerators. At a very Rubbish removed ya.-d in warranty & out of from $W9. The Waterbed with oven. All in good struments Silent 700 with Info, call Brenda Wells. phone 245 7829. Factoryy 162 Eastern honest price. Appliance honest. Call 322 9284. work odd jobs cleanouts warranty Tlmex watches. condition. $1200 or Best extra paper, $350. ALSO: SQ7-13S 935-1708. 5Q8-2C Ave., Lyrin 598 1400 Service, 933 9401. SM2x furniture moving. Reas. Parts 8, repairing for all Offer. Call after 4 P.M. 16" girl's bicycle, ex S7-15 rates. Ron, 662 2070. BATHROOM Kitchen re FStfN ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS A. » electric shavers. A 8. K 944-4758. cellent condition, $35. Call CLEANING DISPOSAL JUNKCARS SOtfS modeled, update & repair Jewelers, 379 Main St.. SEVEN VCRESFARM FS7-15C BY READING ASPHALT old cabinets 8, broken tile 942 0806 after 7. CELLARS. ATTICS, JUNK CARS Removed, PAINTING Stoneham Sq. 438 1250. STRICTLY FRESH 25^- CLASSIC 260 Mer FS7-18C CO. Quality paving and highest prices paid. around tubs. etc. Free yards, tree trimming 8. PAINTING, Expert In Mon to Sat 9am 5:15pm. PULLET eggs, capons, Cruiser, FG, sink, E sealcoating at reasonable Immediate service. Day est. 438 1107 or 438-4582. 8 400 removal. No job too large terior and Exterior. No SOTFS broilers, turkeys, pure stove, fridge, head, sleeps prices. Free estimates. SOTFS BTU Furnace, 3 yrs or small. Quality ex or evening 272-5160 or 657 job too small or large. J. T'R-EE SERVICE - honey, mi pie syrup, fowl 5. depth sounder, skii',. 944-7072 SO-tfC 7389. Call the little guy!!! old. $200. Call after 7 p.m. perienced painting. Free Abreu, 935^2793. SM1 x REPAIR Landscaping, pruning, Concord S ., No. Reading. many extras, slip paid to ASTROLOGICAL StfC REPAIR & Remodeling, 6644350 FS7-13N estimates. Al 8. Ken 944 R.C. PAINTING planting, maintenance, 664 3530, 4xit 13 off 93 Nov. 83. Gilford, Marine, COUNSELING plaster, paint, carpentry BATHROOM SET 4481 SO-tfC LANDSCAPING INTERIOR 8, EXTER removals, construction, F y t f N NH Lk. Wlnnlpesaukee, A good chart reading, etc. Call Pat at 729 8294. Almost new Eljer toilet, CELLARS, ATTICS, SERVICE IOR over 15 yrs. ex design. Free est imates. TRAILER HITCHES sold $14,100 or BO. Doc-T-1. combined with activities SM7-28 sink, vanity 8, matching cleaned out. Old items GODDAR D BROS. perlence. Reasonable W. Haas. 774 1937 284 and installed- pickup 935-0971 or 935-7957. to help you get more of resist medicine cabinet. purchased. Call 658 2163 Landscaping. Design — prices and free estimates. HOME REPAIRS 0103. truck bumpers; all types FS7-I3 what you want out of life, Color harvest gold — SQ7-27T construction, grounds 944-8976 or 944 3388 SO-tfC INTERIOR Remodeling S08-1C of welding. Elston RAIN BOW C O N can make a big difference maintenance. Free repairs. New ceilings, compact unit, perfect for In your feeling satisfied, CLEANING Painting Wall Coverings TYPE-RIGHT Welding Service. 180 SIGNMENT SHOP, 612 estimates. Fully insured. walls, paper, paint. small bathroom. $180 or GENERAL CLEANING. INTERIOR PAINTINGS, ALL KINDS of typing Park St., North Reading. Main St., Winchester, VJ productive, and in charge 944 4962.664 5836 Exterior repairs. b.o. Call 445-8832 Cellars, yards and attics. wall coverings (vinyl, done quickly 8. ac 664-3498^ FStfN price sale cont. till end of of your future. Per- SO-tfC Roofing, gutters, pain- FS7-13N Will pick up and dispose. foil, paper). Free esti curately. Specializing in OFFICE EQUIPMENT July, qualty chllds, mat. sonalized and con- ting, porches. Quality 18' TAGALONG Trailer, Call 933-8438. SMIOx MARK C.DONOVAN mates. Call Phil 944 3001 dictaphone either by NEW 8. USED desks, 8, ladies clothes. Hrs. fidential. After 6 P.M., work you can afford. stove, refrig., toilet, Call Edle or Laurie at 944 LANDSCAPE DESIGN- SO-tfC cassettes or by telephone chairs, typewriters, file Tues. thru Fri 10-4. CLEANING complete landscape Small jobs a specialty. sleeps 6, easy towing, 6532. TIME FOR HOUSE Pick up 8. del serv avail. cabinets at discount FS7 27 service, thatching, liming PAINTING Fully insured. In excellent condition. $1900 SQ7-13C Cleaning. Have Truck, Please call 438 1630 prices. The Office ONLY 6 MO. OLD 8. fertilizing, mowing, Two college students, 5 Stoneham call Tom, 665 or b.o. 334 6401 will pick-up and clean SOUS Manager. 134 Park St. Rf. Broyhill Col. dk. pine roll BUSINESS SERVICE planting & design, sod years experience, 0083. SOtfS FS7-13N yards, cellars, attics, etc. TREE REMOVAL 62. No. Reading. 664 4747 top desk 8. chair. Excel, LITTLE'S BUSINESS and seeded lawns In- reasonable rates, quality TRACTOR REPAIRS TERRIFIC SALE, half Service. Automatic and do any odd jobs 8. CARE FStfN cond. $300. Col. dk. pine stalled. Free estimates. work. References specializing in..gravely. price on dresses, skirts. typing, teletype, moving furniture. Let us clearing 8, firewood. STUNNING WHITE din.rm. set $1,000. Queen 944 3039 SO-tfC available, free estimates. •IViens. Locke" 8. In blouses, slacks. 10 50 secretarial, tape tran- do the work. Call Ken 933 Call Mike944 5792. Fully insured 8. free summer wedding gown size pullout couch, love LANDSCAPE-TREE ternational. Used equip percent off belts, slips, scriptions, resumes, 6143 or Lenny, 933-6330. SO730C estimates. For complete, and veil. Fink original- seat 8, chair. $1000. Coffee BE READY for the for sale. Dave's Tractors bras, girdles. Danskin newsletters, copies, large 5 M 1 2 x dependable 8, last service Size 6. Asking $225. 944 tble. $125. 2 end tbles. $75 spring regrowth cycle. Painting-Wallpapering Co. 658 4381. SOtfT bathing suits. 20-50 document reductions, COLOR CLINICS are call Timberline Tree 6022. FStfC each. Call 664 6936 after 3 Plantings — design. Sod FULLY INSURED, over FURNITURE percent. Dress Unique, rubber stamps, in- beautiful fun. Call Service. 245 4229. Wrought Iron Rails pm. lawns. Yard clean-up 8. 20 years' experience. REFINISHING SO-tft 559 Main St.. Winchester. vitations, stationery, Rosemaire 662-2059 for a SPIRALS from $395 Low FS7-13 maintenance. Rototilling. Ceilings a specialty Call NAZARIAN Refinishing. 7299594. mimeographing, report free facial and color DUMP TRUCK prices, instant service. FURNITURE: Ex Lawn thatching, mowing. Don McLennan, 438 0483. Furn meticulously hand FS7 15 binding. Room 101, 2 analysis for all skin tones. SOtfS MAN WITH DUMP truck New England Metal tending kitchen table, Expert tree pruning, stripped 8. refinished. BOAT 1970 MFG 14',2 ft. Linden St. 944 2669. SO7-20S to clean yards, attics, Products, 90 Main St.. No. kitchen chairs, wiremesh removal. Fully insured. QUALITY 8, StfC Spec in antiques 20 yrs cellars. We take away Reading, 664-5244. chairs, double bed w 40 hp with trailer, full Palazzolo Const. Co. FREE ESTIMATES. 944 EXPERIENCE exp free pick-up & del 438 canvas. Low hours elec. CARPENTRY appliances or any debris. MC/Visa headboard, innerspring. 8 Concrete floors, patios, 7221. SO-tfC PAINTING CO. — fully start. $1950. or BO. 246 PORCHES. Gutters, 2506. SOtfS Free estimates. Ro 8, FStfN drawer bureau w Ig. pool decks, masonry, licensed, fully insured, siding & roofing. Kitchens METRO GENERAL REPAIRS. Paul. 665 7344 SOtfS mirror. Cheap! Call 935 1929. waterproofing, surveying LANDSCAPING interior, exterior, com- RICH FARM LOAM FS7-15 & baths remodeled. 6 engineering. Free Home remodeling, int TYPING, accurate 8. 5331. ALL TYPES OF con mercial, residential, Delivered at old Aluminum doors & exterior, carpentry, neat done with IBM FS7 13 3 BICYLCLES. One 10 estimates, call Steve 444- structlon 8, weekly waterproofing. All work fashioned prices, also fill, windows, metal interlock paint, paper, masonry, no Selectr ic II, also ST. MARK'S THRIFT spd. and two 5-spds. Fair 4328 SO-tfN maintenance programs, done by professional bark mulch, red crushed weather stripping in job too small Free ests Stenorette dictaphone. condition. BO. Call 933 DRIVEWAY HOT TOP sodding & seeding, painters. Our name says stone, sand. Call 233 0348 SHOP, 10 St. Mark's Rd„ stalled. Call Art Nelson. Call 438 1107 SOTFS Pick-up 8. delivery, fast 8, FStfN Burl. Open EVERY 6389. R. COOPER & SON. We renovation work, shrub 8, it all. 944 8010 SOtfC ^_ FS7 15 935-0545. SM7x ANDERSON ROOFING professional. 665-8510 WED. 10-3. Brand new pave, you save. Free tree installation A8.M DIAMOND SALE VOKE SCHOOL GRAD MASONRY SO its clothing. KITCHEN SET W/2 estimates. Call 851-2919. Residential 8. com PAINTING 2 DAYS ONLY: Saturday SEEKS CARPENTRY All types of masonry WALLPAPERING FS7-I5 leafs. 6 swivel chairs, 3 SO-tft mercial. Call 438-0884. INTERIOR & exterior. 10-5 p.m., Sunday 12-4 jobs of all kinds. Quality work, roofing repairs 8, WALLPAPERING, spe triple. 1 single Andersen serently Counseling for SO-tfS Free estimates. Over 20 p.m. Engagement rings, LIVINGROOMSET, 8pc. work always 8, very new work. Shingles 8. tar windows 8. drapes. Call women. L.C.S.W.M. Ed DEE LANDSCAPING years experience. 944 clalizing in vinyl, grass, etc. Direct from Lexington collection. reasonable rates. Call Al 8. gravel. 15 yrs. ex- flock, murals. Ceilings 933 4789. Changing old patterns. WE OFFER A COM 6481 SOtfC wholesaler. Save up to Couch, chair, ottoman, 2 Bunker at 438-7491. SOtfS perience. Free estimates. FS7 15 Self Discovery Initial PLETE program for your painted. Interior pain 66%. Layaways. Money end tbls., 2 lamps, coffee Call 272 6315 or 851 9138 AIR CONDITIONER. CARPENTRY Interview free. 245-2409. lawn and surroundings. BARRETT PAINTING ting. Call 272-6841. SM8x back guarantee. tbl. Beige and brown PEELING? CRACKING? SOtfT 29.000 BTU unit. It in ALL TYPES. Doors, SQ7-27S Spring cleanup. Fer- Wallpapering—Painting Diamond Imports, LTD, plaid. $400. 933 8095. etc. Preparation is our Rich Roofing FS7 13 terested call 729-8520 windows, porches, steps, BASEMENT SPECIAL tilizer, Weed control. RESIDENTIAL WALL- 265 Winn St.. Burlington commitment. Quality RESIDENTIAL ROOFS. FS7 19 paneling, sus. ceilings, ADD LIVING space in Insect control. Tree and PAPER and Interior (at intersec. of Rt. 3A). NEW " VIDEOTAPE wor k. References Carpentry, gutters. wind, cords, cust. cab. & your cellar. Electrical shrub pruning. Bark painting, all types, 15 yrs. Call anytime. 273-2552. Service, Record your GIRL'S BICYCLE. 20". provided. Free estimates. Licensed 8. insured. 15 kitchens. Reasonable and plumbing work Inc. Mulch. Free estimates. experience with honest FStfC special occasion in living ROSS. Good condition, Call now, David, 942 0711 year. Guarantee. Free rates. Days 648 1133. Specialists in barnboard. Call Bill Ross, 658 9287. rates. Call Bob, Blllerlci.- UFfTd POUIPMENT, color 8. sound. Grand fine bike for young blljer. SOtfC estimates. 944 1590 eves. 438 7293. SOtfS SM7-14 447-4 757: SOtfC IBM/Selectric MT ST opening. Come see for Priced reas. at $30. Call Reasonable prices. Also Q SO-tfC CARPENTRY add a full bath for $2,500 PAINTING WALLPAPERING — (word processor) w/desk yourself. Park Avenue 9336187. "JTG. LANDSCAPING ROTOTILLING FS7-29 GREGORY DICTAS New including tub, toilet and COMPLETE LAWN UNEMPLOYED Quality work at a and tape console. Good Video, 77 Park Ave.. Rototilling. $10,00 and up. vanity. Call 9449031. teachers looking for reasonable price. Call operating cond. $250.00 Arlington. July 14, 2-9, LRGE. COMFORTABLE additions, porches, SERVICE, mulching, Call 657 -7034. Call remodeling, finished Maksou Carpentry. SOtfC trimming, edging, etc. painting jobs. Prof job Jim at 245-8379. Over 20 Cat I 657-7360. F ST F T July 15, 2-6, July 16. 10-6. 8 piece dinette set. Al low prices exp neat refs anytime; SOTFjr 438 9298 or 646 7759. playrooms. Bathrooms, HILLTOP CO. Call John933-5117. SM23x yrs exp. S07-19C RECONDITIONED cond. $285. RCA XL100 Improve house save RUBBISH REMOVED FS7-13S ceramic tile kitchens, air RES. ORIVEWAYS in WALLPAPERING Refrigerators. Washers, col. TV, working cond. LANDSCAPING money. 438 7360, 438 0611 BE SAFE — Prevent conditioners Installed. stalled by motorized dryers, stoves. BEAUTIFUL Cherry $75. Sears turntble. YARDS RAKED, lawns SOtfS fires and accidents. Will Professional interior Garage doors, large and paving machine, same Guaranteed. Delivered. dining room set 54" table w/dust cover A 1 cond mowed, trees 8, lots take away robblsh from painting and small jobs accepted. Free type used on parking lots Able Appliance Service, with 3 leaves. 6 chairs, $25. King size box cleared and rubbish GODDARDS cellars, attics, yards, etc. wallpapering. Richard estimates. Call 933 0977. 8. private roadway. glass topped hutch buffet spring/mattress $90. 4 removed. Also, first PAINTING SERVICE — Appliances, furniture Goddard. 944-8175 or 944 324-3700. FSM7-23 SMix Curbing by machine. Seal Inferior & exterior $1200 or best offer. 665 GE speakers $10 each: quality firewood for sale. moved or disposed of <»« . SOHC chlld'S MAGNU~S electric Regal blue lined antique Coating. Call Reading painting,, wallpapering, chord organ, good cond. 6016. CARPENTER All landscaping done Servicing Woburn area WEDDING satin drapes 1 pr. 100x84. 944 0888. general repairs. Richard $30; Beige china bathrm. FS7-13S WHOCARES SO-tfC professionally without for past 24 years. Call 933 QUALITY Photos at an $45. 2 pr. 48x84 $30. Woven ROUGH, FINISH remod Goddard. 944 4962, 944 sink $15, Blue china MUST SELL Ant "ELECTRICIAN paying the high cost. 245- 1868 after 3 pm. affordable price. Call 657 thermal drapes, 2 pr. eling, Formica, cabinets. 8175 SOtfC bathrm. sink and mat- Grandmother clock RESIDENTIAL and 0292. SM23X 3958. ask for Stu. SOtfT 48x84. $30. Stereo radio Joseph Maksou. 109 S8.W PAINTING. Airless ching toilet $30; Set of 4 Westminster Chimes exc Industrial. Free esti S07-13C RUBBISH REMOVAL STEVE'S ARC Welding turntble. w/2 speakers Bancroft Ave.. Reading. Spraying Brush. Roll. snack tables with cond Klrby vacuume clnr mates. Bill Alexander, TIBUR LANDSCAPING REMOVAL OF BRUSH, Services. All Arc Welding $35. Sears 2 piece oak util. 944-9031 _SOMC Residential- woodgrain finish $20, etc. all acces stereo with 2 933-1103. SM20x SPRING CLEANUPS, building debris, rubbish, and cutting done. No job tble. Al cond. $150. Call Commericlal. Interior Call 272-4244 anytime. speakers misc. 935-3027. Patterson Carpentry THATCHING, roto demolition work and too small. Call 438 4312 4387325. ELECTRICIAN Exterior. Free FS729 FS7-135 QUALITY WORK at LICENSED ELECTRI tilling. Mowing & cleanouts. Prompt ask for Steve. FS7-15 Estimates. 484 2101 atter 16 FT. FIBERGLASS Tables, chairs, china reasonable rates. CIAN free estimates. No grooming. Complete reliable service. Serving SOtfS 24' POOL, needs work, 5p.m. Runabout 40 Johnson closet, ladders (been Roofing, siding, job too big or too small. malnt. Qual. work at all towns. Call Bill eves filter & pump in good SO 7 20 Wl NDOW CLEAN ING outboard. Tilt trailer. inside gd cond.) tools, remodeling, windows, Lee Janvrin. 942 0243, lie. reasonable rates. Call 862-2142. SM2x ROBERTS WINDOW shape. Call 246-0364 after $1595.944 0027. FS7-13C some dishes. 658-8480. doors. Put on a deck this no. El7239. SOttC 935 1702 or 438 0433 and Palntlng-Paperhanglng RUGS SHAMPOOED Cleaning, professional 6 pm. FS7-13T spring for summer. Free ELECTRICIAN ask for Joe. SM8 10 INTERIOR exterior GALLAUT.SERVICE CO. window cleaning only QUALITY PINE picnic FS7 15 estimates, fully licensed. tables, $50 $95; lawn Elec bug logger, $35.; fire KENNETH SABATINO LAWN AND SHRUB painting 8. paperhanging. Wall to wall carpeting $3.25/stand sz & storm. REDWOOD PICNIC Call Barry Patterson, 944- swings $169. Chairs, ext $5; am humidifier $8; Electrician — com- BERY SERVICE. Free Steam removal 10 yrs. cleaned. All size rugs. Guaranteed. Wilmington, table, $75. or BO. Amana 4970. SO-tfC window boxes, trellises 8, beat trailer RIM 4x8 $5; mercial. Residential. estimates, low rates. Call exp. Free estimates 470 Free pick-up and 1657 7685 SOtfS air conditioner, 10,000 rose arbors. Wm. Col Rock Chair $40; 20" CAR POLISHING, ••Industrial and alarms. anytime. Jack at 245 1576 3196, Robert. 665 7344 delivery. Fully insured. WINDOW CLEAN ING BTU. $140 or BO. Moved, Coviello. 90 Spring St., fan $14. Call 851 4970. waxing, buffing, Free estimates. Call 272 SO-tfC Paul. Satisfaction guaranteed. DAVE'S Wl NDOW must sell. Call 229 6493. SOtfS Wakefield. 245 6196. FS7 13T reasonable prices. Call 9617. SM24X BARK MULCH, $15 per Free estimate Call 272- CLEANING offering FS7 15 FSM8 1 80' of 4"x5" fir, lengths 8' Mike 851 2449. SO-tfT FENCES yd. 6 yd. min.. loam $11.50 Palntlng-Paperhanglng 9432. SM26x cleaner windows at lower GOLD SINK and lav set to 35'. 80' of 3" dla. dn CARPENTRY SKIP CLEVELAND. per yd, 6 yd min, fill $5.50 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Acme Salvage Co. prices. 10* discount to spouts. 10' lengths with Contracting & Fencing work professionally done Cellars 8, yards cleaned. Senior Citizens. $120; swim pool pump QUALITY WORK by per yd, 6 yd min, Ells 8, hangers. Good Co. Chalnllnk. wood, all backhoe. bulldozer, dump at reasonable rates. Free Scrap metal, irons 8> Specializing In $75; 2 new studded snow One eighth of a le. experienced carpenters. cond. sys. for small home types. Also fence repairs truck w/drlver for hire. estimates. Steve Meuse appliances of all types residential. Call 933-3049 tires 195/75/14. Call 658 spoon of garlic powdi No job too small. Free BO. 658 2523. 8> compressor wk. 438- Call 657 4079 before 7 am at 662 4955 picked up. Call after 5 and ask for Dave. 2105 days. equals one small clov estimates. Call Lenny 8. FS713T FS7-13T Sons Inc. 933 5552 SM9x 1545,438-3210. SOtfS or after 3 pm. SOTFT SOtfS p.m. 664 2249 SO-tfN SM28x m niminilMi IMMV"," ""MII^II miww^w^^p tgppl««neol to Djily Timti M. Chronicle (Woburn, ReedirK), Wlnclwtltr. Burlmgfon. WMetieldl. L ynnl.ua Villager. No Reading Tremcript. Wilmlnglon & Tewkjuury Town Crier, Stonehem Independent WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983-PAGE S-15 - '81 .Mustang 78 Fiesta '82 Citation 4cyl., 4 speed. 6cyl\, 4 speed. V-6 with air cond. FEDELE AUTO SALES Mon.-Frl. s s 438-7474 263 Main Street S:30a.m.-8p.m. 4595 '3395 5695 438-7475 Stoneham, Mass. Sat. 8:30 o.m.-4 p.m. Don't Buy 73ITD '80 Fairmont 80 Pinto Wagon SERIOUS CAR BUYERS RECOGNIZE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST MOUND V-8 with air cond. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto 4 cyl.. auto., low miles FOR DEPENDABLE. QUALITY, USED CAWS. s '1695 3995 3295 77PLYMUTM 77 FIAT 11/9 77 MRCMY 101 7iF«anm a New Car ■ FURY ROADSTER CATmUBBMO. 79 Dodge 79 Chavy Van 73 Ford Pick-up 4dr. small V-8. oulo 4 cyl, 4 spd. needs 4 cyl, auto trans., auto, 4 cyl, p s.. a until you check all the advantages of the Auto-Use program 4 wheel drive Pick-up auto. p.s. Camper F250 p.».p.b.. 63,000 mi , minor repairs & cos- Woodgratn. rool rock. glass hatch. Green/ It's a whole new approach to driving a new car. Runs excellent. Tan int., 53,000mi. with plow. JJ ■DtKtOl with cop i" run* excellent. metics. Runs well. 5495 SHBB auio p * p b 2595 $1495 S2000 $2150 $2295 With Auto-Use, you can enjoy: • lower monthly payments 185 MAIN ST., 77 f« RABBIT 76 PM.0UTH (2) '71 FORD 71 KM. CAPRI DIESEL rauuE FAIRMONT WAGONS • little or no cash down STONEHAM 4 dr, 4 spd. custom Prem. 4 dr. sedan 6 Hatchback. 4 cyl. STONEHAM Econ.. 6 cyl, auto, 4 spd., p.i., f/m. model. F.M.. 69K, cyl. onto. p.s.p.b. FM p.s., niceorig. depen- 61.000 mi.. Block/ • shorter terms OPEN NIGHTLY TIL 9 P.M. enjoy 40 plus MPG. vinyl roof, great fam- dable, mid-size wogn Red Int. Verylancy. New Struts. ily car. • more car for less money 438-0490 $2500 Your choice $3495 FORD S2595 $2695 • a new car, more often SO AUDI 5000 • cash back for your trade AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE '80 BUICK SKYLARK LOOKING FOR a used NEARLY CLASSIC CAR 1970 CHEVY NOVA 2dr 78 AUDI 5000 78 PORSCHE 824 Auto. p.s.. a/c stereo Sport coupe, 4 cyl, car? Always a good FOR SALE...1967 Old 60.000 mi good cond. $3250 4 dr Sedan. 5 cyl. auto 4 spd. 4 cyl, A.C. power windows, oulo. p.s. p.b. FM, ' i Why pay full price selection. Save big. smobile F 85, Body near or best of fer. 657 7002. p.s.p.b. stereo cass. stereo tope, sunroof. double door locks If you only vinyl roof 38,000 mi, 53.000 mi. runs exc. Hagen Auto Sales. 6 West perfect. Runs excellently. A7-13T a/c, cruise, white' sunroof. Brown de for a car use one-half of it? yellow/tan int. foncy blue, 70K runs excel. St., Reading (rear ot 75.000 miles. $950 Call 944 1975 Plymouth Duster. luxe cloth interior, cor. 57.000K, runs & looks Mobil station) 944 7904 or 5250 after 6 p.m. Slant six 48,000 miles. $6695 new. 9440229 AtfC A7-1SC AMFM stereo cassette. $3995 $4495 MU ST SELL 1980 1976 OLDS STARFIRE. Good condition. $1,400 or $7350 Plymouth Horizon TC3. 4- one owner, std. trans., BO. 658 6323. spd, 4-cyl, am-fm stereo good cond. AMFM A7 13T Auto-Use. It's the smartest way to beat skyrocketing new rear defrost. 12,700 miles. cassette. Asking $2500. 1966 BRONCO W/3 way FOR RENT $4400.00. Call 663 3199 Call Linda 272 1360 after 5 plow. Highly serviceable AMERICAN LEGIONl [car prices. AtfT pm. cond. Must be seen to be LIFETIME* Hall lor rent lor dances, USED CARS for parts A7 13 appreciated. All offers meetings, receptions, and salvage. Highest 1976 VW DASHER tronl will be considered. Call parties. Rental includes For more Information, call I'Ol/"IWS" I/OB wheel dr. AM -FM 4382897. prices paid for late GUARANTEE beverage privilege. wrecks. Used parts for A7 13S cassette good cond. Must Members & guests. Call At Mr. Rent A Car/Mr. Lease A Car F sale. Woburn Auto Parts, sell. $2200or BO. 933 3343. We Guarantee 944-9745 FR-tfd Romoda Inn, Woburn, MA 01801 (Permanent Location) £ 240 Mishawum Rd., A7 15 IS IT TRUE you can buy Your Muffler, Jeeps for $44 through the Apartment Owners I Woburn. 933-7250. Mass 1980 DATSUN 210, 2 dr., 5 U.S. Government? Gel Tailpipe, Exhaust Call us for Instant Dealer's License No. 827. spd., AMFM, sunroof, the tacts today. Call 1312 tenants. "FREE". Realty AMl3x new tires, 36,000 miles, 1 Pipe And Labor FOR RENT 742-1142 extension 5856. Unlimited. 321 1331 DO YOU WANT an owner, call Susan 933 woburn. Newly moder- A7 13S FRtfC economical car needing 4312. ■ For As Long As nized 3 rm. apt., 2nd fl., NEEDANAPT? ww, off st. pkg. Close to "*'n<^ minor body repair? 1977 1973 DODGE DART ™™ A7 13 You Own Your Come on in. We have transp. Avail. July 20. Flat 128 w/40.000 mi. 1978 Ford Fairmont Wgn. SWINGER SLANT 6, $1200. -as is. 6586275, 107K. 2 dr. good engine Carl hundreds. Realty $400, H&HW Incl. Sec. Your Dream Come True I 6 CYL. AUTO trans , PS. dep. req. No pets. Call Steve. A tit and body. $950. or best Unlimited.321-1331 PB, AM FM radio. Looks after 5 pm. 935-0456. USE'DCARS WANTED oiler. Call 438-2726. AT FRtfC In Wilmington '89,900 8. runs like new. $2495 or FR7-15 We also sell quality used BO Call 938 0970. A7 13 A7 13S SANBORN HILL RENTING IS NO JOKE I WOBURN, 3 rm. apt. All auto parts. Tested and 1973 DODGE CHARGER 1980 CITATION Hat 1462 MAIN STREET LANDLORDS. Call util. No pets. Call 933 3175 guaranteed. Aberiona needs work. Asking. $550. chback blue exc cond READING "Select Rentals" now and after 5 pm. FR7-1S Auto Parts Inc. 278 280 729 5457 rear delrost am/tm let our trained, full-time WOBURN CENTERl Salem St.. Woburn 933 A7-15 stereo, new brakes. stall provide you with a Colonial Arms, 1-2 bdrm. I 4440. Mass. Lie. No. 2605. Chapman Zeibert Must Quality Our Goal. 1974 VW BEETLE, excel, choice list of responsible $460 5490. Heat & hot I cond., $1500. Call 935-7798 sell $3500. Joan Doherty y^.- - — - tentants waiting to rent. water Incl. Parking, No| Satisfaction Our Reward. 438 2757, Wk, 493 S050. after 5 pm. 438-4044 pets. 933-1235,933 1414. AMIOx A7 13S A7 18 FR ttS TRUCK FOR SALE Major FR7-li| NEW VALVE COVERS, 1972 FORD F500 dump CLASSIC 1955 Buick READING — 2 Furnished WOBURN Garden apts., Morosochrome. Still in truck, low mileage on re Super 4 dr. Sedan driven rooms, clean & comft., duplex, new homes, box. Fit Ford 289. 302 and every day. Insp sticker built engine. Hi Low rear private home, includes single family homes $425- 351W. Asking $35. Call on. Call Richard anytime. axle.*Excel. cond. inside utilities & A/C. Minutes to $540, $900-$U00. Open 7 272 2417. 9353027. Muffler train & churches. Women days, 933 1414.933 1235. & out S5.000. FIRM Call A7 29 _ A7-I3S over 50 prel. Non smoker, FR7-15 Glenn 944 1005, Steve 942 •BRING THIS AD* 0176, anytime. PARTS CAR," 70 1973 FORD GALAXY, rel. required. 944 4261. WOBURN. 1st. fl. apt.. 3 AtfC PLYMOUTH Belvedere, radio 8> heater, good [1ST FR7-15C bdrms.. porch off master runs great. Body in rough lires. good mechanical AND TAKE 20% Off 8 rm., 3/4 bedroom, full JUNK CARS reading — Room for rent, bdrm. paneled Ivg.rm., shape. $150 or BO. Call condition, $600. Call 664 THROUGH JULY 30 $75 AND UP. Paid our FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES women prelerred, non off St. pkg. Heat Incl. $595. 2454168. 4787 shed Cape with possible choice. Late models smoker, klthcen prlv.. 933-6598 after 6. FR7 13 A7 18 A7-13N welcome. 935 5218 . 944.-9854 _ relerences needed. $40- WILMINGTON, 1 bdrm. $50 475-0829. FR9-20C Studio Apt. above garage AtfC 1976 MATADOR wagon 9 1979 DATSUN 280ZX 2& 2 apt. $330 a mo. Incl. heat. pass. 69,000 miles. AC, 1947 FORD SEDAN - 2 dr. auto. a/c. am/lm NORTH READING, Days 863-1650; eves. 658 $400or BO. Call 245 7786. REAL ESTATE charming bachelors's (14x20!) 1-1/2 baths. Excellent condition. w/cass., 4 new radials, FREE REAL ESTATE 9088. ask for Bob Foley. A7 14 CO-REE VALUES quarters, A-l loc. Ideal Extra parts included. pwr" mirror, antenna, REALTY APPRAISAL FR7 IS WOBURN. Save $$$ 46 for non-smoker, non- Delightful residential street $6,250. Must be seen. Call 976 BUICK SKYHAWK. 6 brakes, sky blue, 34,000 SELLING. BUYING, or WOBURN. Lrge at bdrm. col. formal dining 861 8412. cyl., 5 spd. AC. Depen mi. $8,400. Call 944 3338 drinker & retired gen tractive 2nd floor, 3 room renting. Call now, room, frpl. Ilv.rm., 2 ATFC dable. $1400. or BO. Call A7-13N tleman. Exc. pkg. Call plus apt. Enclosed sun- in North Wilmington. covering 14 towns. baths, Ig. screened porch 245 1719 after 5 pm. 664 6107. porch, air cond.. tile bath, 1974 TOYOTA CELICA, 1974 CHEVY NOVA, COREE, 95 Montvale Nice loc. Make offer. Min. ANNE MAHONEY REALTY 376 Middlesex Ave (fife 62, A7 14 FRM7 28 hardwd. firs. $525. All Needs body work engine 74,000 mi. good working Ave., Stoneham. Open 7 down. $79,990. 1979 FORD F100 Ranger TWO ROOMS to rent turn util. Sec. dep. No pets. No Wilmington 944 2175 runs great, AM FM cass cond. Brand new tires. days 8. nights. 438 7190. WINCHESTER. Save $$$ with cap. 38,000 mi. PS. or unfurn in single family Avail. Aug. 1. 935 4281. Snows. Asking $750 or BO Asking $600. Call 933 8186. REM22x Parkview condo. PB, Auto, trans. 302 eng house. Wilmington nr 93 8. FR7-15 Call 933 1455. Ask for A7-19 LAND WANTED Gorgeous 2 bdrm.. pool, Extras. Excel, cond. Call 62, male, 2nd shift prefer, Mary. BUILDER seeking two sec. guard. Only $62,900. WOBURN, 3 rm. apt. afterS. 944 6519. 1974 RED VW Dasher. call days 658 2105 AM7-17 house lots in Wilmington WOBURN, Save $$$ $375. No util. No pets. 438 Legal Advertisement A7 14 70.000 mi. 4 spd . 4 drs., FR7-13T IS IT TRUE you can buy X. vicinity. Will pay top Gorgeous 2 bdrm. 2366; FR7-18 jeeps for $44 through the 1977 GRAN TORINO, gd good gas mileage, good dollar. C.A.Mack Realty European condo ranch, WOBURN. Near center, 4 WOBURN, 1 bedrm. cond. Needs battery. $750. U.S. government? Get the cond. Maintained by 935 1200. all brick swim pool, min. room apt. private home. Newly remodeled. $450 facts today! Call (312) mechanic, AC, PB, PS, Call 938 3701. RE tIT down/$59.900. WW carpeting, no pets, no w/heat. Call 935-1907. 273 A7 15 Request for Proposal 742-1142, Ext. 5864 $900. negotiable. Call Brewster Cape Cod STONEHAM. Save $$$ utilities. Rent $435 a 1190 after 5 pm. 729 0474. month. Call 933 6665. AM7 20 1972 TOYOTA, no dents, SEASONAL EF Gorgeous 1 bdrm. condo. FR7-14 A7-14 no rust, needs brakes. FR727 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD FICIENCY condos with with balcony. Maybe rent WOBURN, Sm. 1 bdrm. and Quotations 981 DATSUN 310 GX. 2 BO. 933 6389 with option. $535. Min. 5 RM. APT., unheated, no AM/FM 8 track stereo kitchenettes. '.? mile to Mod. kit. and bath. In The Patriots' Trail Girl Scout Council and the Reading with Jensen speakers. dr., hatchback, 5 spd.. A7-15 ocean beach. Abuts down. $54,900. utilities. READING, well kept 3 family, off St. AM FM cassette stereo. Nickerson Stale Park and COREE Ideal opportunity tor pkg. $350 per month In- Council for Girls are requesting interested parties to Chapman lock, all un- 1974 VOLKSWAGEN. 31K, excellent condition. 95 Montvale Avenue linished carpenter to do submit a Proposal for the acquisition ol a parcel of land dercoat, good on gas, no MODEL 412 wagon, gd. Cape Cod bike trail. cluding heat. 367 9237 or $4900 Bob 245 2506 after 5 $27,900 to $31,900. Stoneham 438 7190 limited remodeling work 935 1452. oft Forest Street in the Town ol Reading The purpose of dents, no rot, excellent transportation, needs condition. Must be seen p.m. Financing with 10" down. R7-I4 lor reduced rent. Call FR7-18 this sale is to raise funds for the reconstruction of Girl painl & some engine wor. A7 ISC Super starter property evenings. 245 4767. $3,500 or Best Oder. 598 $450. Call 729-3154 alter 5 WOBURN. Lrge. 4 bdrm BURLINGTON, Fur Scout buildings and facilities on the remaining land, to 4237 1974 CHEVY Monte Carlo Call Lowell no. lor FR7-13C pm. Colonial. Formal dining nlshed heated room, nr. be available for future camping and other related ac- 2 dr. automatic. 62K directions & additional WOBURN. 3 rm. apt . 2nd A7-22C A7-19 rm.. cabinet kitchen 128, $40 per wk. 272-0170. tivities. miles, runs good, some into, I 453 5223. w/dishwasher, IVS baths, lloor, $340 mo. Call 438 FR7-14 Is it true that you can buy Interested parlies must submit a complete Proposal body rust. $650. 944 7184 1979 LINCOLN TOWN RM7-21 hardwood firs.. I car 3885 or 438-0751. Jeeps for $44 through the NORTH READING — 1 A7 15C Coupe, II you're looking MELROSE sunny garage, beaut, land- FR7-13 to the Patriots' Trail Girl Scout Council, 6 St. James U.S. Government? Get bedroom condo apart lor a real nice car, scaped, conv. to Rt. 128 & Avenue, Boston, AM 02116, on or before 5:00 p.m., the facts today! Call (312) FORD PINTO 1979. 4 spd, Colonial Horace Mann WOBURN. Very at ment in a prestiges collector series under area 3 bdrms l'j baths 73, zoned 2 lamily, move 742 1142. ex 15862 45K miles, past new in tractive. 3 and 4 rm. garden setting. Available August 5,1983. All proposals will become the property of 50K, all options. Must be in cond. $110,000. A7-I3I spection, $2S00 or BO. big kitchen gas heat new apts., avail, immed. $395 September 1. Has air the Patriots' Trail Girl Scout Council. The selection will seen to accept the value BUSHMICH REALTY Call weekends or alter 6, rool fully insulated walk $450. per mo. incl. heat & conditioning & includes be based on the evaluation of the established criteria as Must sacra f ice 81 weekdays 229 6048, worth. $9500. Will accept to bus $81,500 by owner 933 3974 hot water. Call 851 4330 or w/w carpeting, central' provided in the developer's packet of instruction. Charcoal Camaro, T roof, Burlington. $7500 or best oiler. Car 969-0100 X4364 days or R7-14 438 4600. rear spoiler, am/fm vac, heat & hot water, 8. A7 15C was loo good to trade. 665-0711 evenings. DRACUT, nr. rt. 93 FR7-13 Copies of the Request for Proposal and Quotations may stereo cassette, excellent a membership to pool & John 933-5629 or 603 642 RE7-I3S Condos that quality for be obtained from the Patriots' Trail Girl Scout Council condition $8500 or bo. 1974 DODGE DART. 6 READING: Furnished club house. Electricity 5949. REAL ESTATE wanted VA and FHA financing room tor rent, all utilities not included. during normal business hours. The proposal selected Call after 6, 664 0067. cyl. $500 firm, as is AM8-13 and owner who will pay will be that determined to best meet the needs of the A7 13N conditional Call alter trom private party. 1,2 or Included. Light kitchen Requirements: 1 year 4:30,245 9460. 1973 PLYMOUTH Duster 3 lam. house regardless points or will help with privileges, easy access to lease with ret., 8. 1st 8. Girl Scouts as related to the Request for Proposals. '76 CHEVY VEGA closing costs. A7 ISC Coupe slant 6, AM/FM ol cond Cash buyer. Call 128 8. 93. Non-smoker last month's rent. $525 Qualifications and experience of the applicants will WAGON, 4 speed, AC, 935 4493. Priced.from $32,900. Dick pretered. 942 0909. month. 9444116 1980 MAZDA GLC auto., 4 cassette, good trans. be carefully evaluated to determine the developer's $600 or BO. 944 5734. RM7-29 LepineRE.453 3339. FR7-I4C FR7-15C dr., low mileage, ex $1200 Call 933 5275. abiity to provide a project compatible with the neigh A7 13C cellent condition, AM/FM A7-15 CASH FOR your home, R7-15 NORTH BILLERICA. 5 WAKEFIELD: Green borhood area, the Reading Zoning By Laws and the 1971 AMBASSADOR 8 cassette, rear defog. one to six family, one YOUNG ENGAGED rooms, heal & lights in wood area, 5 rm. apart 1974 CHEVY VEGA, rijns Board of Survey Requirements as to the intended use of cyl.. 9 pass, wagon, air. $3500afler 5:00944 4884 great. $500. 1972 Cl/evy week service. Mass. or couple seek home in eluded. $650 month. ment, 1st floor, eat-In PS. PDB., reclining A7 19C AAalibu. runs qIOO^S250. N.H. $10,000 to $100,000 Lynntield area. First Security deposit. No pets. kitchen, 3 bdrms., sun- the remaining land by the Girl Scouts. seats, interior like new, 1976 DATSUN 710. 1 Call 933 4296. Call John, Home Buyers time buyers. 3 bedroom, 667-4757. Call alter 6 p.m. porch, garage, yard car In gd. running cond.. owner. 51.000 mileage. Service, 933 5629. $80,000 to $90,000, no _ FR7-I4C access, dead end street, little rust on right front Needs little body work. RM7-29 nonsense, ready to buy STONEHAM, turn, coiy $500, no utilities, no pets, 1973 PLYMOU TH*ran fender. Price $200 Call Excellent running con STONEHAM Principals only. Call 944 room with kitchen use. professional couple FOR RENT FOR RENT coupe. 110.000K.K. llnter. 7294721. dition $2000. best to see 1 BDRM CONDO all 3338 Handy loc. $245. Billerica preferred, ref. required, STONEHAM, Brand new woburn, large clean l excel. Loaded, some rust j_ A7 13 tirst. 944 5548 modern exc location RE83N Ctr. 1 or 2 bdrm. apt. $435. security deposit. Retired apts. 1 bdrm. from $485, 2 bdrm. apt. newly and needs some repair. remodeled, near bus, 128 1965 MUSTANG GT A7 19C deeded pkg storage WOBURN. beautilul owner occupied. 246 2419. bdrms. from $550 and up. Call 933 5812 after 6 pm Available August l. WW cpt. fully appl. kit.. 8.93. $450. Incl. all utils. fastback, white w/red I 1975 MERCURY BOB handy to everything. FOR RENT newer studio with swim for appt. FR715C RALPH FRONGILLO int., engine exc. Rebuilt CAT MPG 4 cyl. 4 spd., Quality building. $41,900. pool. All util. $425. AC. and more. Call 438 A7-I9 COZY ROOM lor rent sep 6116. 933 5923 lVa yr. ago, needs Iran 3200 mi on new eng. Owner 944 9165 SALEM, NH Gorgeous OFFICE SPACE shared kilchen & bath FR7-15 smission.. $900 or BO brakes, exhaust, clutch, 1968 VOLVO 144. 4 RE7 20S 2&3 bdrms. Lg. children's FOR RENT OPEN HOUSE Quiet loc & parking. Sec BILLERICA, 4 room apt. Call 935 2933 lact sun root. Call Joe 658- Michelin tires, .jW/extra NORTH READING by play area, country set- 450 square feet, air cond., Sunday, July 17, 1-4. 30 & rel. req. Call 935-1503 remodeled kitchen & A7 13 9663. Also 64 66 Mustang rims. 2 studded' snows. owner 3 or 4 bdrm. raised ting. Save $$$ car. ins., prime location. Main St. Pomeworth St., alter 5 pm. FR7-12 sales tax, no bottle bill. Stoneham. bath. Yard a, parking, for 1981 DATSUN 310, GX. parts also 200 cu. inch & AC, needs some work. ranch, large corner lot. Wilmington. Call 658 2569. $495-$595 FR7 15 more Info call 272 3334. sunroof, AMFM 250 cu. inch engines. 1972 Toyota Corolla, inground pool, move in —HALL FOR RENT— FR7-13T STONEHAM, lovely 1 bd. FR7-19 cassette, front wheel A7 13T Asking $500. (or both. Call condition. $89,900. Call RED MEN. Stoneham TEWKSBURY CENTER, WOBURN. 6 room rm. condo. with balcony. WAKEFIELD, lakeside, drive. Excel, cond. $4100 1976 MUSTANG 48K mi. 7299377. 664 2336. Parties, weddings, many conveniences call colonial. Ige. LR. formal $535. rm. to rent., priv. ent. off or BO. Call 729 5707 alter PS. auto new brakes, A7-15 RE7-20N dances, meetings, etc. 851 6452. din.rm. Family rm. 2 CO-RE E bdrms.. Mi acre lot, $650. St. pkg. Close to trans. 5 pm. transmission and studded IV77 PLYMOUTH WILMINGTON - newly Rent includes bar & FR720T 95 Montvale Ave. per mo. Century 21. $55/wk. Call 245 7008. A7-13 snow tires $1650. Call 658 ARROW. 72,000 ml. 4 remodeled expanded 6 bartender. Up to 100 NEW 2 rm. apt. handy people 438 9767 FR-tfS Stoneham 438 7190 Collins Realty Inc. 933- FR7-15, 1977 CHEVY 6591. A7 13T spd., very good cond. rm. Cape Mod. kit., Ig. loc. gas heal. Ready lor FR714 3011. FR7-15 BURLINGTON, unlurn, 1973 CHRYSLER NEW $1350. Call 933 8534 alter 5 livrm., with wood burning GRANDOVER PARK, 1 Aug. 1. $315. mo. CHEVETTE, 4 cyl., 4 READING — EF- WOBURN, 1 bdrm. apt. rm. for rent. priv. home, spd., 2 dr. HT, 63,000 YORKER, not a beauty pm. stove. Ideal lamily set bdrm. $385. 2 bdrm, $420 NEW 3 RM. APT. handy, ting. Priced to sell. FICIENCY. Super clean $425, AC. ww, disposal, for resp. (male) pref. miles New paint, in exc. but runs every day to A7-19 incl. heat, hot water & gas heat, 2nd fir. Ready $70,500. McCarthy Realty apt. Close to trans. Pret hot water, parking, no w/full house prlv. and cond. $1195 or BO Call Boston. For ..more info 1974 DATSUN 7 10, 4 dr., 4 cooking gas. Sec. dep. & Aug. Sec. $375. mo. 245 8838. one person. Non-smoker. pets. Near 938,128. Call utlls. Near 62 and Mid 944 3839. call Curley alter 5 at 851 spd.. stereo cassette lease req. Centrally loc. FURN. RM.. share bath. RE7-20C at rts. 28.495 & 93. Open No pets. All utilities. Sec. $55 wk. 931(4962 dlesex Tnpk. Call 272' A7 13C 61M A713T player, 23 mpg. rusted, Dep. $390 per month. Call WILMINGTON — New to daily 10-5. Sat. 10-2. For FURN RM. private ent., FR7-15 7648. 1978 FORD THUN runs gd. Needs some after 6p.m. 664 3895. 1974 TOYOTA COR ANO 4 Market — Modern ex- more info, call 683 3801. bth. Pkg. No smoking or WOBURN!) Furn. rm. FR7-19 DERBIRD, V-8, PS, PB. work $400 or BO. Call 935 FR7 13C door, two rusted fenders FRM16x drinking, quiet loc. $&5 between rtkj288,93. Call WOBURN. I bdrm. apt. AMFM stereo radio. P. 0373. panded 6 room Cape — 3 excellent interior runs WOBURN WEST SIDE, 9350740. * WW. disp.. AC, off St. pkg. wind. $3200. 933 4930 A7 15 bedrooms, — wood GRANDOVER wk. Ready Aug. l.*\ excellent, some body rot. burning stove 8. paddle PARKAPTS. Garden apt. 2 bdrm., F.P. STORAGE SPACE) old ' FR7-15 excel, loc* (nr. 128. 93 8. A7-14 $550 00 Call 657 7389. 1973 CUTLASS. Runs Ian In living room — One bdrm $395, 2 bdrm Ilv.rm.. eatiin kit., yd., barn, lights. $60 $100 m». . WOBURN, 3 room, pub. transp.) No pets. A7 13T 1981 CITATION 24,000 excel. V3S0 auto. $500 or dining room — large $430, includes heat, hot pkg. hardwood firs. $500. For appointment Supplwnint loD»lly Tlm«t &CnronicM (Woburn. Reading. Winchester, Burlino.lon, Wjketieid >. Lynnlmd PAGE S 16-WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewfcsbury Town Crtar. Stoneham Independent GARAGE SALE By William Pacino yard SALE, clothes, toys, Coming Attractions hshld. items & knick knacks. Sat. July 16, 10-3. The ever popular fanners in some forty-six communities, Also appearing with them will Look for and buy native 37 Sheridan St., Woburn. and all will be going strong by Massachusetts grown food. All GS7-15 markets are opening up across and most are easily accessible August with a bonanza of fresh be Joe Val and the New Eng- the Pay State, and once again, by foot, or public transpor- land Bluegrass Boys. Overnight of Massachusetts benefits when MOVING SALE - farm products. For a listing of camping will be available and you do. If you know of an Saturday. July 16. 9-4. No farmers are returning to the city tation. locations, dates and times, send Early Birds. 1 Gerald Rd Edaville's famous chicken 'n' event of interest to all, write, with .fnjsh fruits and vegetables While some markets have a stamped self-addressed enve- corner of Franklin In been in business since May, the cranberry barbeque will also be care of this local newspaper, Stoneham. Bdrm. fur frontfrjearby farms. lope to the Massachusetts Dep- niture. gas dryer, rocker, Tms year the local outdoor majority have opted for open- offered. and tell us all about it. We are artment of Food and Agric- There will be a Kiddie always trying to keep on the oak desk 8. chair, marketing outlets will operate ing on a summer's day in July. ulture. 100 Cambridge St.. lawnmower, books & Treasure Hunt on August 14th move and really enjoy every- more. Boston 02202. and on July 17, connoisseurs of thing we find or re-discover. GS7; 15C Farmers markets bring a vintage machinery can gather YARD SALE Saturday European flavor to shopping, as for the Antique Steam, Gas and July 16 from 9 1 at SARMAN'S well as fresh vegetables that arc- Machinery Meet. On August 21, Christine Dr. Wilmington. Chil's cloths, picked and sold the same day the Seventh Annual Antique MOTORCYCLES ANTIQUES by the fanners that grow them. Antique Clocks nurses uniforms & Hshld Auto Show will give owners the 1973 HARLEY DAVID HIGHEST cash price items. The markets offer a wide SON FLH 1200 New paint, paid for all antique GS7 I3T chance to show off their prize battery, tires S & S carb selection of produce in season - possessions. A brand-new event, clocks. Complete YARD SALE, 31 Chestnut LEVI'S much more. Must sell, repairing 8. restoration St. Wilmington Sunday, from apples to sweet corn, the Street Rod & Custom Car J35O0 or best otter. Call tomatoes and /.ucchini - and Call anytime. 658 2766 July 17, from 11-4. Show, will close out the season 438-4080. ANT tfT GS7 13T 636 MAIN ST. READING, MA there are wonderful specialty MC7 13S on Sept. 11. WANTED —Oak, walnut, YARD SALE - Lots of crops such as native peaches, 1979 KAWASAKI KD 125. On Sept. 21 and 25 and Oct. mahog. & early pine furn. goodies real cheap. If if fresh herbs, and raspberries Excellent condition. S475 Lamps, wicker, pottery, rains, have it in garage. 9 1 and 2, Edaville's annual or Best Offer. Call Joe when they are available from other antiques. I will pay 3 Sat.. July 16 at 6 SUMMER CLEARANCE Massachusetts Cranberry Fes- 9449172. cash for one piece or Frederick Dr. Wilm. off nearby farms. tival and Fair promises citified M722C estate. Call Tony days, Salem St. An important "direct mar- folk the chance to revel in such FOR SALE: '81 eves. 933 3611 GS7 13T in keting" outlet, farmers markets YAMAHA MAXIM 650. ANTM25X TWO FAMILY Yard Sale country traditions as a 4H fair, One piece high back seat are increasing in popularity THIS AND THAT — Sat. July 16 from 9 4. a pony pull, a loggers'-and- with foot pegs. Excellent AUCTION COMPANY Small articles, furn. with growers as well as con- condition. 52,000 or Best HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS!! MANY MORE!! woodsmen's competition and a 6A Monfvale Ave., games, pool article even sumers. Massachusetts "impor- Otter. Call 944 7653 bet Stoneham. Ma, 438 7140. a sink. 1 Lawrence St. horse show. ween 8-10 p.m. ts" more than 85 percent of its hrs. 10am to 4pm. eves Wilmington Rain date — LEVI CORDS LEVI CORDS Edaville's Railroad's main M7 15C call 233 7351. Buying Sunday July 17. food at an annual cost of more attractions are the 19th century 1979 YAMAHA 750 anything or everything in GS7 13T BOOT CUT thai- $3.5 billion, and this is Special, black. Low household goods. Dolls, YARD SALE, Saturday, STRAIGHT LEG narrow-gauge steam trains that ml leage. Excellent revenue that could be spent in were brought from Maine in the furn, fables, toys, July 16th, 10 a.m. to 3 condition. Must sacrifice. glassware, china, quilts, p.m. 3 Avalon Rd., s the state to boost the l6cal $1500 or best offer. Call s 00 so 1940s to help harvest cran- jewelry, tools, wicker. (Colonial Park School economy." 933-4251. etc. Always paying top area) Stoneham berries. Lovingly restored to its MO 7 29 15 15 Farmers markets are open in price. Call Ruby before Assorted items. Boston Copley Square, Field original conditon, the train 1978 HONDA CB 125S. you sell. GS7 13S Reg .21.50 Reg.22.50 ANT tfT takes visitors on a scenic Excel, cond. 3700 miles, MULTI FAMILY 8. Corner. South End; Somerville new battery $3S0. or BO Union Square; Cambridge .S'/i-mile ride through 1800 WANTED Antique furn. moving yard sale July 16 LEVI JEANS LEVI JEANS 9336278. oriental rugs, oil pain ft. 17 9 4. Everything musf corner of Bishop Allen Drive acres of cranberry bogs and M07 15 tings, old toys, china, woodlands. The largest cran- go. 62 Newcomb Rd. s and Norfolk Street; Gardner 75 HONDA CB 500T clocks. One item or Stoneham Melrose line, 00 berry plantation in the world, Fairing, Crash bar and complete estates pur off Perkins St. Down's Park; Groton Groton Edaville has evolved in recent pegs, Sissy bar, 2 chased. Call Frank, 438 GS7 13S '16 helmets. Looks and runs 7595 or 662 0595. ANT tfS 17 MULTI FAM good qual Center: Haverhill Baily Blvd. years into a "19th century Unwashed Prewashed great. Adult owner. $500. ANTIQUES in the center of town; Lawrence baby items household, Boot & Straight Boot& Straight theme park" where one can 9353490. Money Given Away books, clothes, furs, Essex Street; Lowell Lucy ride an antique fire engine, MQ7 15 HIGHEST PRICES paid leathers car piano Larcom Park. Merrimack Street;- carousel or horse-drawn trolley; for anything old. China jewelry toys. Sat July 16, Newburyport Market Square, cabinets, rnd tables, 9 5 Cricklewood Dr. drive a miniature "Model T";or bookcases, commodes, Stoneham, rain or shine. OH All Womens in front of the fire station; take a ride on a paddle-boat. WANTED desks, quilts, old baskets, GS7 I3S Household Contents old dolls, teddy bears, Topsfield Topsfield Fairgro- Other attractions include Eda- YARD SALE, July 15 & 16 ATTIC TO CELLAR old wind-up toys, china & unds; West Newbury Laurel at 19 Cottage St. Melrose Summer Skirts, Jerseys, ville's famous Museum of New fashioned furniture, glass. Call Florence 665 20% 9 to 3. Books clothing Grange Hall. Garden Street. England Heritage, a petting zoo glass, clocks, lamps, 9452, 233 7351. china furniture jewelry, crocks, frames, ANT tfT and a cranberry shop. paintings, baskets, glassware, something for Blouses, Shorts, Chinos. Ride the Cranberry train Edaville Railroad is located wicker items, brie a everyone "It's full steam ahead for off Rte. 495 on Rt. 58 in South brae. Free appraisals, FLEA MARKET GS7 13S Kdaville Railroad." says George Carver. For more information, instant cash. Phyllis MOM IS IN nursing Bartholomew, owner of the Hilton, 6626492 or 665 WOBURN FLEA home. Selling all her All Mens Summer call Edaville Railroad, 866- 8749 WtfS things 49 Elm St. Med popular 19th century attraction MARKET 4526. PIANOS WANTED, All WOBURN FLEA ford. July 16th 9 a.m. tc Jerseys, Sport Shirts, that draws an estimated 250.. kinds. I will pay to move. MARKET, every Sunday noon. 000 tourists annually to the This week's COMING ATT- Call 438 2488. WtfS Barbas Food Marl, 167 GS7 13S 20% Main St.. Rt. 38, Woburn YARD SALE — Sunday RACTIONS is short on length JUNK CARS wanted Will small southeastern Massachuse- For further information Chine Slacks tts community of South Carver but long on substance. Be sure pay $10 $15. Call 887 7939 July 17, 9 3 p.m. 1 Elmi days. 289-4514 nights. call 938 0522. Rd. (off Route 28), No in the heart of Cranberry to put Edaville on your "must WI,N FMM7 27 Reading. ______— GS7 131- VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS Country. visit" list for this summer and WANTED DECOYS To begin with, Edaville will take the time to travel to a wooden ducks, any cond , DOLLAR SAVER YARD SALE — Saf. t nearby fanners market for good fop prices. Call 665 7437 or Sun., July 16 & 17, dawn t< — NOTE NEW JULY HOURS — host "Seldom Scene", a musical AMANA air conditioner dusk. MOVING. 7 Glori; food 'at good prices. Break the 665-9821, Alma Libby 10,000 BTU. fits into group that is is probably the WtfN Lane.a No. Reading high-price food chain that be- window 28' i" to 40" wide. Clothes, sizes 7 11 (follov 9-5:30 Dally — Thursday Only 9-9 best bluegrass band in the CASH PAID for antiques, Height is 12'a", wood 7 signs) gins in California or Florida. used furniture, glass, country, on August 2 and 28. frame, $275 or BO. Must GS7 I3f wicker furniture, oak sell, moving 229 6493 tables, old towy, military $7 13 BURLINGTON, giganti, items, swords, etc. Will yard sale 4 Valley Circle VANITY, 36x22,. white July 16 and 17. 10 3 buy most anything. w/white Corian top-8. oval Children's clothes, boy Please call 935 3389 8. 272 orange bowl $75. Call 272 9167 Wm6x and girls, infants to 6x 4675 after 6 pm. Some larger. Many toys BASEBALL CARDS and $7 15 trains wanted — pay cash etc SOFA, 95", Love seat GS7 l for Lionel, Ives. 71"; contemporary * DOTS OVIIL/I American Flyer, WOBURN, July 16, 4 styling in earth tone Everett St. Bikes, toys . . . Marklin, Bing, etc stripe. Very good cond li'ljrrui ro* » Baseball cards wanted. furniture, householi Asking $350 Call 935 2743. gods, everything must gc Call Bob, days 272 9778, $7 18 THURSDAY TO SUNDAY - JULY 14-17 eves. 438-6627. WMSx Rain date, July 23. MAGEE GAS RANGE GS7 I SMONEYGIVENS WITH heater (6 7 yrs WE PAY MORE than YARD SALE, Sat.. Jul old) $150 or BO 935 6418 16. 10 4. includes: stere anyone for old turn, $7 19 desks, china cabinets, equip., baby items round tables, bookcases, games, toys, books, an old dolls, windup toys, MISCELLANEOUS unique objects. I hall trees, commodes, Belknap Terr, (off Cane sterling, paintings, RELATIONSHIPS INC St.) Winchester. banks, oriental rugs, etc Video dating service tor GS7 1 discriminating singles ol SUMMER THUMBS" Florence. licensed GARAGE SALE auctioneer. 665 9452 or all ages. Call today to Burlington, July 16, Sal meet that special 233 7351 10 3 8 Washington Ave W tfS someone, two or more Multi family. Call 465 0199 MISCtfT $$$ FOR SALE GS7 1 BUYING almost CHRISTIAN SCHOOL YARD SALE, Sat.. Jul' everything! Furniture AB UNDANT LIFE 16. 9 3. Moving. Selling CLEARANCE glass china old toys tools Christian School, variety of clothes, hshlc rugs wicker quilts lamps Wilmington, now 8. sporting goods. 5 Aim enrolling for Sept 1983. Don t miss this speciol dolls teddybears. Will buy Road. Burlington off R 1 item or ent. house. Top K 8. call 658 8584 for In- 62 going toward clearance sale on quality $$ paid. Call Ruby before formation and Wilmington. indoor ond outdoor summer you sell. 665 9452 days 233 registration MISC tfT GS7 1 7351 evenings. NEW CREDIT Card! things" for you your family WtfS Nobody refused. Also ond home' all THAT IS OLD Antique Visa/Masfercard. Call 1 American 805 687 6000 Ext. C 3023 Red Cross You II find summer ' on sale furniture, rugs, clocks, china, toys, quilts, dolls, MISO ./_ in all Northshore s 100 stores wicker Leo evenings 665 including Almy s Filenes 7062 or Jim days 729 3636 + or eves 729 8383 North Reading) Jordan Marsh and Sears Roebuck WtfS Shop early for belt lelectlon.l COLLECTORS WANT old key wind clocks. Will CINEMAS 1 &2 answer any and all replies promptly and courteously. Please call Rte. 28 664-2211 'Jim days, 729-8383 or Leo evenings 665 7062. CINEMA! WtfS BONDED AND LICENSED Dealer, established 20 years, buying anything old. Call Psycho II SHOPPING CENIEB I WES 111 & 128 PEABOOV MASS 491 7000 or 944-6141. WM21x Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles WANTED Will purchase antiques, turn, . toys, 7:10 I 9:20 p.m. glassware etc. Household clean up service CHILDREN'S available. Call 658 2163 CINEMA II po W727T CRAFT SHOW CASH PAID The Year of WANTED I M Thurt., Frl., Sat. 10 am - 4 pm MEDIATELY, 1 pc. or Living - Sunday Noon • • pm complete household of old furn., wicker, glassware. A youngster's delight Oriental rugs. Buying Dangerously on entire croft show almost anything. Lie. arid 7-9:20 p.m. Starring Linda Hunt devoted to children! bonded. Call Frank anytime. 933 1910. Ser- PG Visit displays of unique ving all areas. WM7 13 handcrafted soft toys CASH PAID!1 For ceramics, mobiles working refrigerators Local Hero wooden toys . only. Also remove broken down washer dryers, Bert Lancaster o child s dceom t stoves, refrigerators, 324 3700. WM7 23 7 & 9:20 PM