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11 Mrs. Franklyn Haggerty, Mrs. 11 Henry Myers, Mrs. Frank Green, :e Mrs. Leo Pimpare visited Mrs, in Myrtle Fuller at Higgins Beach, to Maine. recently. - SHORE

or *die (lox OR,NEVERLY• Roan 12/1•ElOr lY id VOLUME 75 NUMBER 43 ANDOVER, , JULY 25, 1962 :e TONITE - 8:15 PRICE 10 CENTS or THRU JULY 28 Patriots Given of 11:15 • Wed. Mel. 2 ltg TED Gala Welcome Planning Board Hears Monday night's chicken barbe- es held to welcome the Boston he SCOTT Patriots to town - was an over- rt More About Renewal IN ehelming success. ck Well over CM hungry, football- A final report from Planning of happy fans turned out. Some went Board consultants, concerning the MUSIC MAN TOWNSMAN OFFICE entire up-town area, including the Iway still hungry, but with their CLOSED THURSDAY WA 2-8500—Ticket, Also el football appetites somewhat satis- U r ba n Renewal section, was ELANDER & SWANTON The Townsman office will summed up Monday night by E. Jack fied. be closed all day Thursday, SciPof Adams, Howard and ne Children'. 26-3 P.M The affair was sponsored by ay July 26, while employees Greeley. 1'1E1 RABBIT the Andover Board of Trade and enjoy their annual mid- rs Attending the session were, in DISCOUNTS FOR THEATRE PARTIES Greater Lawrence Chamber of summer picnic. ib. Commerce, as a welcome to Bill addition to the Planning Board, The office will re-open members of the Board of Select- ONE NITE ONLY! Sullivan's Friday morning as usual. men and several citizens who were VICTOR BORGE League entry. attending the Selectmen's meeting Sullivan, the club president along at the time. with Dom DiMaggio, a member of l7:: AUG. 5 s'is A written report, with sketches, TICKETS NOW—NO PHONE ORDERS the Board, Coach Holovak, General Police Continue will he prepared in about a week. Manager Ed McKeever and The consultants' survey covered THEATER TERRACE RESTAURANT publicist Gerry Moore thanked Accident Probe more than the Urban Renewal sec- heir hosts for the party and wishes Police are continuing their i n- Fashion Bullet [very Wed thl tion, but also dealt with that far a winning season. vestigation of an accident that smaller segment of the up-town occurred Saturday night, at North area. Voter Registration Main and Stevens sts. As reported a week ago, the Police Sgt. James R. Lynch said planning consultants did not agree Scheduled In August officers Warren Maddox and Le your lovely (Continued on Page Four) .!any nomination papers have Richard Aumais are checking de- Teen filed for certification of sig- tails of the accident, with the Playgrounds Offered summer Tures, according to Town Clerk possibility that at least one person :rving 0, Piper. ran away from the scene on foot. Busy Schedule The deadline for filing was Tues- It also was reported that the dresses accident came shortly after an Colorful and comic ent ries were day, at 7 p.m. The Board of Re- featured in the Indian Ridge play- gistrars checks the local signa- alleged incident in Lawrence, in- at volving youths from Andover and ground hat show last Friday tures on the papers. morning. Mr. Piper said there were many Lawrence. GLAD TO HAVE YOU - Coach Mike Holovak of the Boston The local crash sent three per- W inners in the unusual category: urination papers for candidates Andrea Eldred, first; Nancy St. ANTON S br state office, as well as county Patriots received the official welcome of the town from Select- sons to the Hospital and involved man Russell G. Doyle, chairman of the Board, during Monday two others. Jean and Linda Auchterlonie; Ind local offices. Charles J. Bova, 17, 204 High pretty: Pamela St. Jean, Mary Prior to the state primary, sche- night's welcoming barbeque, Phillips Academy Athletic Director COTTON CLINIC st., Lawrence, was operating a car Ann I lyder and Nancy Hickey; ori- for Sept. 18, the Registrars :Jed Ted Harrison looks happy too, at the thoughts of having the headed south on North Main st., ginal: Kevin Connor, Rosemary di hold a series of registration Patriots at the Academy for the next few weeks, (Cole) which was in collision with a O'Ilagan and Janice Guerrera; sessions for eligible new voters. vehicle driven by James M. holden, comical: Susan Gendron, Pamela They are scheduled as follows: 2 Brechin ter., who was making a Connor and Kathleen Lynch; in- Mg 2 - precinct three, at the left turn from Stevens st. onto teresting: Kimberlee Audette and :fired Heart School, 7-9 p.m. State Wants More Money To North Main. Sherry Porter. Aug 7 - precinct four, Grange Anthony Boremi, 19, of Colonial Douglas Audette won the gold • Whites come Fall on Shawsheen rd., 7-9 p.m. Heights, Lawrence, a passenger Mg. 9- precinct five, Ballard- Change Rogers Brook Plans (Continued on Page 22) white, colors in the Bova car, was admitted to zle fire station, 7-9 p.m. the Lawrence General Hospital stay bright. Aug. 14- precinct six, Peabody Outspokenly cautious over en- state promised to get the project Speed Timer tanglements with the state Division underway late this year, if the (Continued on Page 13) Trim and drape Souse, Phillips st., also 7-9 p.m. • The final registration occurs of Waterways, the Selectmen have plans could be revised now. Now At Work jaunty as new. 17, at the town hall, from hacked away from spending addi- The Selectthen wanted to know, Plan Decathalon uonto 10 p.m. tional funds for more planning by however, how much more needs The police department, with the • Exclusive Sonitone Any eligible voter can register the I)uffill Associates, in connec- to be done to plans that have been For Aug. 1-2 aid of an automatic timing device, Style-Set r the town clerk's office during tion with Rogers Brook. underway for five years. A track and field decathalon has is checking the speeds of cars on finish keeps fabric normal work day, or at the The state had asked the town And they also wondered whether been scheduled for Aug. 1 and 2 major town streets. for $1,500, half the estimated cost they might be committing the town Sgt. James R. Lynch, in ex- tissue-crisp. xtal sessions held for the pur- for all boys using the playground ist of the consulting engineer's fee to to a future course of action - the facilities. plaining that the survey is a con- construction phase - before having tinuing activity, noted that speed • No home-ironed Following the primary, the Re- prepare the brook plans for High School football Coach Dick bidding. The letter of request a chance to see the plans. seems to actually be less on some shine, no starchy prars will again hold sessions. Collins is in charge of theevents - stated that alterations had to he Even a message from Rep. Arthur the first time this activity has been streets than some observors have stiffness. made in the plans because only part Williams, to the effect that prompt offered during the summer pro- believed it to be. agreement with the state's request Of 124 cars heading east - Yes, your best of the job is to be done. But the gram. would mean a beginning of the Boys in the following agegroups towards Andover - on Dascomb cottons deserve project, was received withcaution. will be eligible: 8-10, 11-12, 13-14, rd. Monday morning, in the hour this complete Selectman William Stewart, often and 15-16. between 7:15 and 8:15, only three a critic of the state Division, Events to be contested in all age were clocked at 41 miles an hour; professional fabric FAY&DRISCOL demanded that the state justify its several were going at 40 and the . it's so groups are: 50-yard dash, 100- care INC. request, and explain what "revi- yard dash, 220 yard run, 440 yard largest number were in the 30's. much more than sion" actually means. Other mem- A check on Burnham rd., July FILTERED & METERED SERVICE run, shot put, discus, baseball bers quickly agreed that paying throw, broad jump and high jump. 17, between 7:20 and 8:10 a.m., just drycleoning. money to the state now, for more for cars going towards Shawsheen, , Additionally, the 8-10 age group Stop in or call today RANGE OILS FUEL planning, would be unwise. will compete in a 25-yard dash; found seven going at excessive .203 Although no specific action was the two older groups will compete speed, out of 65 counted. 24 HOUR DEPENDABLE SERVICE taken. the members indicated that in the 50-yard low hurdles. Sgt. Lynch said nigh st. and Plain Dress $1.50 (Continued on Page 13) Five events will be run Wednes- some other town ways, on which it PROMPT DELIVERY has been alleged that speeding ilir. PIED PIPERS OF ANDOVER day afternoon, Aug. 1, at 2:30 and the other five the following day. occurs, will be checked from time to time. lion House fieldstones Trophies will be awarded to the e Sanitone ANDOVER MU 3-3131 open every day excepting winner in each age group, while ng process Tuesdays - year 'round the four place winners will receive Plumbing S cocktails - luncheons ribbons. Complete Comfort dinner - special functions gift shop with Heating M. L. S. 3359 Formerly Buchan & McNally CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Prestige home, high on a knoll. "HAL" RUTTER. PROP. WESTINGHOUSE 4Y2 acre wooded lot. 8 room ill No. GUARANTEED TEXACO DAY SERVICE MAIN ST. GR 5-5121 Garrison with 2 car, detached REG. NO. 6510 676 Haverhill St. Lawrence garage. Can be yours for P.M und/coma" Products PLY TO 3 L $33,000 GIANT 25 lb. (TRA CHARGE FREE JOHN & RITA HEWITT 30 Westinghouse THURSDAY & FRIDAY PARKING Realtor" FUEL OILS Washers 8 ELM ST. ANDOVER 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE 56 COMMON ST. I.MWrOnet, Moss. Tel s. GR 5-0973 - 5-1834 FREE S & H ANDOVER DISTINCTIV GREEN STAMPS burner service OF DISTINCTION Wholesale Distributors heating instal latio VALUE DAYS Serving The sheet metal work Merrimack Valley CLEANSERS gfie This annual, comrnunity-wide bargain festival• will be FUEL OIL ANDOVER staged Thursday and Friday by Andover's merchants. Most stores will be open until 9 Friday evening. TOWNSMAN OIL COMPANY 1.°4°Y's issue of the TOWNSMAN contains a wide ossortm ent of advertisements by participating mer- chants. Make up your shopping list from these values, For Your Printing Needs s 100 Water St., Tel. MU 3-2775 Main Street - Shawsheen hop Value Days and reap a reward of savings. Call GR 5-1943

2 1HE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 — - signers in both this country and New Head Europe. 'The Mears Company MEMBER operates styling centers and manu- New England facturing facilities in Lawrence, The Average CO-OP Family Of Mears Co. Weekly Press St. Louis, Mo., S.Charleston, Ohio and Conway, N. 11. Association Has Already Earned Half its In his new capacity as president, Joiner will also be responsible for the Dominion heel Corporation, 11 1962 CASH Refund Ltd., a Mears Canadian affiliate ANDOVER with headquarters in Montreal, Quebec and manufacturing plants in Quebec City, Quebec, and TOWNSMAN CO-OP shoppers will be glad to know that, St reetsville, Ontario. Established 1887 having entered the second half of 1962, they Mr. Joiner lives with his wife Published Every Thursday 166 No. Main Street, Andover, have already earned half their 1962 CASH re- and children at 31 Cheever cir,. TEL. 475-1943 fund. This is because every dollar they spend REALTY TRANSFERS Second Class Postage at the CO-OP adds to their equity in the CO-OP Robert A. Manson et ux to Roger Paid at Andover, mass. Price lOir per Copy $5.00 per Year savings for the year. W. 1'. Hanson et ux, Lovejoy rd. Publisher Irving E. RogerA John Boloian to Michael Boloian, Editor David E. Young Chandler rd. Business & CO-OP refunds grow like a plant. Deciding John Philip Enterprises Inc. to Adv. Mgr. Raymond R. DeRuisse to shop CO-OP is like putting seed in fertile Sylvester A. Keaney Jr., et tax, iu soil. Shopping CO-OP regularly is like cultivat- Hidden and Lantern rds. NATIONAL EDITORIAL ing the soil regularly -to stimulate plant growth. Katherine M. Barrell to John B. Whisnant Jr. et ux, Shipman rd. IASgiCetTIN The 1962 fruit is already half-formed. E. E. JOINER E. E. Joiner of Andover has Conrad J. Nollet to Henry E. C9VR been elected president of the Mears Nollet et ox, River rd. If you are interested in a food harvest of William D. Beaver et ux to Heel Company, an affiliate of the TOWNSMAN W. David Barrett et tut, Salem st. CASH for 1962, shop CO-OP regularly during the United Shoe Machinery Corpora- CORRESPONDENTS Fred W. Doyle to Arthur Silva second half of this year. The more you spend tion. West Parish Tel. GR 5-2445 et ux, Chandler rd: here, the more you save. It's almost like putting Joiner started with United Shoe Mrs. Sarah Lewis George A. Murphy et ux to your money in the bank - it pays off. Machinery in 1941, leaving almost Rallardvale Tel. GR 5-5392 immediately for military service William J. Farnham et ux, Wash- Mrs. Noreen Warner Shawsheen in World War II. Ile rejoined United ington ave. Tel. GR 5-1943 at Beverly in 1945 after extensive Alice C. McCormack to Eben duty in Europe as an officer in the G. Currie et ux. Museum's Lady Savings Grow & Grow U. S. Army. In 1948 he was trans- Arthur E. DeMarais et ux to ferred to the Mears I leelCompany Lester W. Johnson et ux, William To Face Surgery PATRICIA where his assignments have in- St. at the gala v at the CO-OP chided positions in design, produc- Frederick C. Craig et ux to Ilse ailing Transparent Lady night at the Grant It. Burwell et ux, Alder- from Boston's Museum of Science tion and sales. Ile was named Morse at left brook rd. is on an emergency triptoCologne, manager of the Mears eastern represented OVEN READY - 5 to 7 lb. AVERAGE Lindsay J. March et ox to David Germany, where she faces inevit- division in 1955 and was elected their convey: executive vice president of the P. Cardinal et ux, Shawsheen rd. able major surgery to correct company in 1957. Alfred A. Kneath et ux to Calvin. serious i r na I problem Patricia's au New Zealand cn Joiner's reputation as a fashion E. B. Metcalf et ux, Balla rdvale rd. Although no pnblic statements and Main st. has been made before, authority in heel styling is widely the Lady recognized by creative shoe de- Donald S. Burns et ux to William has been suffering from acute Night M. Funk et ux, Lockway rd. abdominal trouble for several LAMB LEGS Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of weeks, and Museum Director lova' New York et alii, Trs., to Donald Bradford Washburn and other Your 1 PLAYHOUSE S. Burns et ux, Alden rd. museum officials expressed grave FRESH NATIVE BIRDS - DELIVERED DAILY Friday, Saturday & Sunday concern over the outcome of her The night m July 27th - 28th - 29th Andover Prefers surgery. force this sums SPARTACUS Designed at Deutches Gesund- around the hou BENNIE'S heits Museum in Cologne, West shrubs. QUARTERED CHICKENS Technirama - technicolor SANITARY Germany, the Transparent Lady They are noel Kirk Douglas - Lawrence Olivier LEG QUARTERS BREAST QUARTERS BARBER SHOP is a Plexiglas-skinned model that clew leaves b} Shown: Friday thru Sunday gives dramatic visual explanation day, usually at Eves at 7:30; Mat Saturday 4 I. XPERT BARBERS of human physiology by tellinghow and trees, acct and Sunday at 1:45. At Your Service All The Time her body functions as each other Duda, a researc Admission this engagement TEL. GR 5-1955 internal organs is illuminated.She 01itdoor light has been demonstrated to nearly 1,1.1Tlrul 9, , ADULT: Mat 704 ; Eves. 904 I 7 MAIN ST. ANDOVER pests. three-quarters of a million :ion planting a lb 3 lb CHILD: (Anytime) 3.54 CLOSED MONDAYS 49 visitors in over 14,000 perform- byte, in a cot ances at Science Park since she yard or near a FIRM YELLOW arrived in Boston in 1955, a gift often show lea on a MOMENT'S NOTICE Massachusetts Heart Asso- BING of tlse risible insect is You don't buy insurance very often. And you ciation. BANANAS IV First signs of internal difficul- IlY.One of the wor naturally hope that there will be few occasions ties began to appear early las is the Asiatic bt when you will have a loss CHERRIES to report. But knowing spring and have intensified rapid! colored second NEW POTATOES that you can reach us on a moment's notice any in the last month. At present, he !lpanese beetle. time you need help with an insurance problem gall bladder and heart both ligh toles, usually it , can save you worry and a lot of bother. Come in up simultaneously while she i teedirg range is lb 29 10 lbs 39c and get acquainted. Or ca !I us on the phone. We describing her insides. Other or trees, la urel are here to serve you. gars also flicker uncontrollably. dahlia, aster, cl the grub stage YELLOW EYE - PEA - RED KIDNEY - LGE. 42 OZ TIN No practical way has been fo here to make an invisible incisio Another noctu SMAIRIF IfILACC., INC. in her transparent (but extremel plants is the cli FRIEND'S BAKED BEANS 35c tough) plastic abdomen in orde bug. to get at the source of trouble dalnes • sAwkel eet Wte kaves. The vic CANADA DRY Vice She was personally delivered t Sweet Cucumber the airport in a huge packing cos (orates leaves 62 MAIN ST. at CHESTNUT ANDOVER TEL. GR 5-6161 violets. PALE DRY by experts front the Post() A host of PICKLE CHIPS museum wino wanted to be certai off plants o r fee that she was firmly and safel Ldi buds of t rees GINGER ALE lashed into place for the long fligh !t night. And slu to Germany -he r fou rth t rip acros sinus to plants 2 PT=. 49c the Atlantic by ai r bight Pe cai Inssetcs 6 BOTTLE 1 600 Representatives of the Deutch tich Gesundheits Museum will make residual effect sr MIRACLE WHIP thorough investigation to deter- aY will suffice: (Plus Deposit) , mine the full extent of her ailment Salad Dressing Surgery of some sort is certain, and it is feared that she will not PER .SONAL Boned Chicken able to ret rn to Boston for abo M ss Dell

QT. two montbsa ,acnees,(or bRearnl, 59c kolmigtlisnillatndd. 5 OZ JAR CIVIL SERVICE POST n9 months N B C Raymond E. ChaseJr.,157 No her s. iu hfhYtae OREOS 1 lb. 39c College Inn Main st. has been certified by 'a a' s( civil service commission for position of firefighter in the A Sunshine HI-HO Crackers 2 10PKGS. 0z. 49C dover department. There are fou l positions to be filled on a per 6 Roo, manent basis while one vacancy WESTFIELD DRINKS Sean, e on a provisional basis. The civ' qppll,, ORANGE - GRAPE - APPLE-GRAPE service list is in the hands of Tow Model Manager 'Thomas E. Duff. Large lot, Ci tan.

5 for 1.00 Price 23 4 A MOVE Eiw MAYFLOWER 9 IS REALLY SAFE I Room Home OPEN TIL 9 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 2aan4 FOR VACATIONS Baths, BEGLEY- MAYFLOWER AND OTHER NEEDS Excellent insic LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING P ri3 c Be 0 P. F. BEGLEY COMPANY ANDOVER Call Herber t PACKING — CRATING — STORAGE FINANCE CO. 62 SPRINGFIELD S I. COEOP Street Floor Musgrove Bldg. LAWRENCE MU 2-1372 SUPER-MARKET • 68 MAIN ST. ELM SQ. GR 5-1998 ROUTE 28 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

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--EUEMEICIEME TOWNSMAN CORRESPONDENTS West Parish Tel. GR 5-2445 Mrs. Sarah Lewis Rallardvale Tel. GR 5-5392 ANDOVER VALUE DAYS Mrs. Noreen Warner Shawsheen Tel. GR 5-1941 THURSDAY & FRIDAY IN OUR ANDOVER STORE ONLY Museum's Lady 11 MAIN ST. ANDOVER, MASS. PATRICIA FERGUSON shared the spotlight with the "brass" To Face Surgery • fun tops of easy-care cotton denim. Wear SALE famous label of the gala welcoming barbeque for the Boston Patriots Monday them with all your shorts, slacks, skirts. Sizes The ailing Transparent Lady night at the Phillips Academy skating rink. Congressman Brad s-m-I 2.49 swimsuits from Boston's Museum of Science Verse at left and Selectman Philip K. Allen at right, who also is on an emergency triptoCologne, 1/3 off represented Phillips Academy Trustees, took time out from • jamaicas in gay print and striped cotton. Germany. where she faces inevit• SALE Our entire stock famous their conversation with Coach Mike Holovak while he signed Self belted. Quality tailored throughout. Broken able major surgery to correct makers swimsuits price- sizes 10-16 2.49 serious internal problems Patricia's autograph book. (Cole) reduced for clearance. Although no public statement Styles & sizes for every- has been made before, the Lady • cardigans in 100% wools and Orlon SALE one. 7.98 - 12.98 has been suffering from acute Night Marauders March On; acrylic. Beautifully patterned. Broken sizes abdominal trouble for several 34 to 40 $3-4 weeks, and Museum Director better Bradford Washburn and other Your Trees, Shrubs Suffer • beach hats in wide brimmed straws SALE museum officials expressed grave and cotton fabrics. Assorted colors. Be early dresses concern over the outcome of her The night marauders are out in for these I .79 to 2.59 surgery. :rce this summer - in the garden, Water At Pomp's 5.00 Designed at Deutches Gesund- round the house, in the trees and Come find cottons, Arnels, • beach bags in novelty fabri cs. Tiny SALE belts Museum in Cologne, West shrubs. Continues Pure. and jumbo sizes in group; many with plastic rayons, blends in biaken. They are nocturnal insects. They sizes 5-15; 12-20; 144-2214 Germany, the Transparent Lady inner linings .79 to 2.59 is a Plexiglas-skinned model that dew leaves by night and hide by Water samples taken from All from quality makers. gives dramatic visual explanation !ay, usually at the base of plants Pomp's pond by the Andover board of human physiology by tellinghow cal trees, according to Edward J. of health show that the water is • sun glasses with beautifully-styled SALE her body functions as each of her Duda, a research expert. bacterially safe for swimming and imported and domestic frames. Buy several pair quality internal organs is illuminated.She Outdoor lights can lure these bathing. The board of health takes at this low price, .19 has been demonstrated to nearly `armful pests. That is why founda- samples of the water every two :ion planting and trees around a weeks during the summer months SALE blouses three-quarters of a million • raincoats for girls' 7-14. Reversible visitors in over 14,000 perform- Some, in a courtyard, a church- and determines through tests that there is no health menace to cotton poplins. Top value 5.00 1.88 ances at Science Park since she , rd or near a shopping center so the Famous maker v-neck, patrons. arrived in Boston in 1955, a gift ! often show leaf injury when no • • , nude neck, and sissy front of the Massachusetts Heart Asso- risible insect is present during the blouses in whites, pastels, AT PENSACOLA • girls blouses in sleeveless and SALE prints. Broken sizes 32 ciation. Second Lt. James F. I3uckley, roll-up sleeve styles. Fine combed cotton in One of the worst night-shift pests to 38. First signs of internal difficul-, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis solid colors & prints. 7-14 1.99 ties began to appear early lastl s the Asiatic beetle, a cinnamon- J. Buckley, 56 Prospect rd., re- spring and have intensified rapid]; alored second cousin of the ported, July 2, for the six-week striped in the last month. At present, her :vanese beetle. It chews irregular pre-flight course at the Naval SALE gall bladder and heart both light `ales, usually in leaf margins. Its School of Pre-Flight at the Naval red, black cotton knit. Perfect for casual and suitdresses up simultaneously while she is 'eedirg range is wide: a variety of Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. beach wear. Broken sizes 7-14 1.79 describing her insides. Other or- :sees, la u r e 1, rhododendron, 3.88 h' aster, chrysanthemum. In Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN gans also flicker uncontrolla • pre-teen skirts Only 31 in one & two-piece e grub stage it harms turf. in cottons, poly- SALE No practical way has been ester, cotton chinos. Solid colors and novelty styles. Candy - striped here to make an invisible incisioa Another nocturnal damager of WEEK-END prints. Broken sizes 8-14 3.99 Arnel triacetate. Grey, in her transparent (but extremel:I. ;,lents is the clumsy, big, brown blue, pink, brown. 10 to tough) plastic abdomen in order!, ..ze' bug. A weevil operating in 18. , SPECIAL to get at the source of trouble,' irkftess skeletonizes pin oak • pre-teen blouses of easy-care, SALE She was personally delivered to 'ves. The violet sawfly per- Saturday, July 28th fine combed cotton. A host of delightful summer- famous brand the airport in a huge packing case srates leaves of pansies and time prints. Broken sizes 8-14 1.99 by experts from the Po ' ' olets A host of cutworms shear girdles museum who wanted to be cert plants or feed on fruit, leaves 20 GALLON SIZE raincoats that she was firmly and safely I:4 buds of trees, shrubs and vines in pre-teen sizes 8 - 14. Cotton SALE 4.99 lashed into place for thelongflight right. And slugs are most in- TRASH 147 poplins in solid colors and plaids. Beige, blue, Quality maker panty gir, to Germany - her fourth t rip across .sious to plants just before dawn. turquoise 5.90 dies with Lycra spandex. the Atlantic by air. !:ight pests can be readily con-. Sizes s-m-l-xl. Hold you Representatives of the Deutches soiled. Insecticides having a long BARREL pre-teen dresses firmly, smoothly, comfor- Gesundheits Museum will make a residual effect sprayed during the LESS in combed SALE tably. cottons and Dacron polyester. Casual & dressy thorough investigation to deter- dry will suffice: One application REG. 2.65 COVER styles. Broken sizes 8 to 14 mine the full extent of her ailment 11 mid-July, a second in mid- $5-7 Surgery of some sort is certain misses' APEll and it is feared that she willnotbe ItistS0 N AL boys' suits for summer wear. Solid color SALE raincoats able to return to Boston for abo Miss Bella Wood left recently ATLAS boxer short with matching print sportshirt. Sizes by two months. plane for her home in Brechin, 2-4; 3-6x 1.00 8.88 Cotton poplin favorites in CIVIL SERVICE POST Scotland after spending several PAINT &SUPPLY torahs with her sister Mrs. James regular and Chesterfield Raymond Is'..ChaseJr., 15750 7 ELM ST. ANDOVER tricot briefs styles.. Blacks & novelty Main st. has been certified by I Calder of Cha nd le r cir. with delicate nylon lace SALE trim; elasticized leg. White, pink, beige. Sizes prints. Sizes 8 to 18. civil service commission for tl 5 to 7 position of firefighter in the A 1.09 dover department. There are fo LOOK THESE OVER positions to be filled oil a per 6 Room Ranch, Spic & 8 Room Garrison, Pike • bouffant petti's of nylon taffeta. SALE rnanent basis while one vacancy. White, beige, black. Perfect 'neath trans-season Span, 3 Bedrooms, 2 fire- School area, 4 Bedrooms, on a provisional basis. The civ shirtwaists. Sizes s-m-I 4.00 service list is in thehandsofTow places, Modern Kitchen, Baths, 2 Acres. Quiet Large lot, Central loca- and secluded. Manager Thomas H. Duff. tion. Lofty-looped cotton terry- • ladies' hankies in white-on-white SALE cloth favorites to wear at Price $24,500 Price $32,000 and white with colored embroidery. and/or cut- the beach or after bath. work. Perfect hostess gifts 39 White only. Sizes s-m-I. 9 Room Home in Academy Academy Hill, Beautiful 4 Linens & Domestics Values For Home, Camp, Beach Cottage! area , 5 Bedrooms 3Y2 Bedroom with private Baths, Large Kitchen,' baths, Top location, LINEN I ABLECLOTHS from STORYBOOK RUMS for child- Excellent inside and out. BED PILLOWS fi Iled to their Features galore. leading makers. Assorted ren's rooms. Gay, colorful, sturdily welted seams with colors and patterns. 52 x 52" long - wearing wool Price $35,000 Price $70,000 cotton crushed feathers. Interlined. 2.88; 52 x 70" 3.88; 60 x 80" blend. Be early for first 3.88 4.88; 72" round, 5.88. selection. 1.88 Call Herbert E. Olsen, Associate, Evenings At GR 5-2368 OUTDOOR COVERS for um- SCATTER RUGS in an odd' BATH TOWELS from leading brella tables, round tables, 'n end closeout assortment of makers, 1.00. Hand sizes, P.W. MAGUIRE & SON, Inc. picnic tables. Gay stripes. sizes, patterns, and colors. 2/1.00; Fingertip, 4 /1.00; ROUTE 28 2.88_8. 3.88 Top value-finds. 2 for 5.00. Wash cloths, 4/1.00. METHUEN .MU 8-6001 Mrs. Gibson Is LAKE LOTS $388 JUSU south of Laconia, N.H. "Big Sister" in the heart of the Lakes Mrs. James C. Gibson of Wel- Region, handy to Belknap Ski lesley !fills, formerly of Ballard- Area, beautifully wooded lake vale, who has had a successful sites now only $388 ($48 and varied career, is finding her down, $15 monthly). Swimming, greatest satisfaction in her pre- hunting and fishing; year sent volunteer work as part of the round access. Shown 7 days a week until dark. Arrows at Big Sister movement. all road junctions. . She became interested in the Big Sister program about three SHELLCAMP years ago and joined the rnorethan LAKESHORES 125 women who are serving in that Gilmanton, New Hampshire capacity, assisting young girls re- ferred to the organization by social

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HONORED FOR 50 YEARS of service to the Ludlow Corporation! Augustine P. Sullivan, second from left, was recently honored by the Ludlow Corporation for 50 years of service. He JOHN H. GRECOE began with the old Smith and Dove Co., which became part of the Ludlow Corp, Also honored for 20 years of service were Gerald G. Row, left and Albert J. Thiel, right, Standing at Mr, JEWELER OPTICIAN Sullivan's left is company president Austin B. Mason. 46 MAIN ST. GR 5-0830 agencies. She has found the ex- enjoy good music, to cook, and to as secretary to FrederickDUMaiRC C perience most rewarding. be at ease with people. She served and as a member of the secretarial She is Big Sister of Joan Rush, as a life guard at the YWCA and staff at Boston University.Shewas was in A AU competitions last yea r. a Roxbury girl, and during their connected with the mortgage de- She has improved her school work WI association, Joan has learned to partment of a Roxbury bank and and is now an excellent student at did social work at the Newton- St. Anne's School in Arlington. She W ellesley I hospital. Custom is serving as a volunteer at the New England Medical Center. BOARD HEARS 1 Joan is one of the family at the ABOUT RENEWAL 11J' .i SIMONIZING Gibson home on Cunningham rd., Factory Approved (Continued from /'age One) Methods and Materials Wellesley Hills. Mrs. Gibson, who says "It's a in all respects with the Urba ONE DAY SERVICE! great privilege to help a child", Renewal planners. Of prime im- 14" X is the former Dorothy Miller, portance, in the area of disagree- RAPID CAR WASH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William ment, seems to be the location o the town hall, and the entire subjec 330 SO. BROADWAY Miller, 43 Bannister rd. She at- tended Andover schools and was of parking. Wash LAWRENCE MU 3-8395 graduated from Punchard High The plan discussed Mondaynigh Customer Satis faction Guaranteed School in 1941 and Boston Univer- would have the town hall on th sity in 1947. present Musgrove Building-Pos • PICK-UP & DELIVERY • Mrs. Gibson has held positions Office ave. site instead of t Square and Compass Club site Parking - proposed as a privat HEADQUARTERS undertaking under Urban Renewal would become at least semi-publi FOR ALL YOUR KNITTING NEEDS under the alternative proposals LADIES' A basis for this change is t difficulty over providing space, AT LOW, LOW PRICES with each building, for the requir parking area. The ratiocouldmo SOILED I easily be maintained on an over IMPORTED all, single developer basis, it wa ITALIAN MOHAIR noted. 25 Gorgeous Colors other features of the planni The most fashionable board's review include t PUR yarn of all straightening of Essex st., on t other side of the Library from i Some lending institutions will lend on any- OVER 100 COLORS OF KNITTING WORSTEDS present location, so that a straigh Short SIB thing — from a billy goat to a haystack. Loans line is formed by Essex and E on homes are, with some of them, almost a side st. This - not in the UrbanRenewa line. area - would be a desirable move But with us, home mortgage loans are IT. according to the planners, a 5 , We eat, sleep and dream home loans. members of the Planning Board LAUN LAWRENCE FLOOR COVERING MART Mrs. Virginia Hammond, corn So we can give you exactly the kind of 239 BROADWAY Near Bradford St. LAWRENCE MU 3-3791 menting Tuesday on the report, home loan you want, on terms to fit your ability explained that the Planning Boar to pay, at reasonable interest rates, and with fait the need of finding out ho low initial costs. Urban Renewal would fit in wit F And we allow you the privilege of paying an over-all plan for the center o off some of your principal when you wish, over the town. Also needed, she con- o tinued, is a clear idea of construc- and above your regular monthly payments. This lddedAtial ALL RI tion requirements within the area, gives you the chance to reduce your total in- how these would blend and wha terest costs decidedly. aloat great hjmijs sort of shopping center would re- R.C.A. 9 sult. STEREC 2111 Zinc, 0 turd Also of interest is the plan no being prepared for the Co-Op. I ant Thine, 0 Lord, I have heard Tine voice According to Mrs. Dudley Fitts, And it fold Thy love for me; president of the Co-Op, the pla But I long lo ride in the arm.r of faith will be ready by mid-August. .-Ind he darer drawn In Thee. In all, three consulting firm are thus at work on the up-tow area. MEN'S JI It is generally conceded that tin 21 LAWRENCE ST. LAWRENCE three firms are working coopera• A blind woman was the most prolific tively to a degree, exchangi BAY STATE BUILDING and perhaps the most popular writer information and opinions on th HAMILT of Sunday School hymns that America problems of the area. A Comfortable Place to Save has ever produced. Fannie Crosby was born in 1820 and tragically lost her Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN sight when only six weeks old. At 15 she entered the Institution for the Blind in New York City, remained 7 years as a pupil and 11 as a teacher. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING In all she wrote the extraordinary num- SPORTSWE 30 Steps from Bank Door ber of 6.000 hymns. ENTIRE KNUEPFER & REDU DIMMOCK, Inc. THE MUSIC HOUSE SINCE 1896 286 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE MU 8-6061_ THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 5

THURSDAY & FRIDAY MEMBER STORE ANDOVER'S 2-DAY • SUMMER BARGAIN SPREE

)ration! Augustine P. Sullivan, ion for 50 years of service. He the Ludlow Corp. Also honored BELOW ARE FLASH VALUES J. Thiel, right. Standing at Mr, FROM OUR MEMBER STORES - as secretary to Frederick Domain and as a member of the secretarial staff at Boston University.Shewas connected with the mortgage de- LOTS MORE! READ ALL ADS AND SAVE! partment of a Roxbury bank and did social work at the Newton- Wellesley I lospital.

BOARD HEARS ABOUT RENEWAL HILL HARDWARE REINHOLD'S ANDOM 9 —OP (Continued from !'age One/ THURSDAY THURSDAY in all respects with the Urba T D Renewal planners. Of prime im- 14" X 24" COCOA MATS 99c MEN'S KED & P.F. 5 OZ. COLLEGE INN portance, in the area of disagree- REG. 1.98 HIGH BLACK SNEAKERS 1.99 ment, seems to be the location s BONED CHICKEN IN GLASS 29t the town hall, and the entire subjec FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY of parking. Wash 'n Wax Car Sponge 41t MEN'S KNIT JERSEYS 1.00 CANADA DRY 28 The plan discussed Mondaynigh REG. 1.00 GINGER ALE OZ. 6 for 1.00 would have the town hall on PLUS DEPOSIT present Musgrove Building-Pos Office ave. site instead of t Square and Compass Club site MACARTNEY'S Parking - proposed as a privat SUTHERLAND'S SLANDER & SWANTON'S undertaking under Urban Renewal THURSDAY would become at least semi-publi THURSDAY & FRIDAY THURSDAY under the alternative proposals LADIES' WOOLEN SUITS 49.00 BOYS' DECK PANTS 1.98 A basis for this change is t FAMOUS LABEL WERE 89.00 VALUES TO 5.00 difficulty over providing space, with each building, for the requir FRIDAY SWIM SUITS FRIDAY parking area. The ratiocouldmor SOILED DISPLAY SHIRTS 1.00 easily be maintained on an over 7.98 to 12.98 BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS 1.98 all, single developer basis, it wa VALUES TO 3.98. noted. Other features of the plan .11 board's review include PURITY CLEANSERS straightening of Essex st., on th MICHAEL JAY'S ANTON'S THURSDAY THURSDAY other side of the Library from i THURSDAY & FRIDAY present location, so that a straigh Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 1.50 GROUP of BETTER COTTONS 5.00 line is formed by Essex and E VALUES TO 39.98 BLANKETS CLEANED st. This - not inthe Urban Renewa FRIDAY area - would be a desirable move FRIDAY 5 SHIRTS REGULAR PRICE according to the planners, a COCKTAIL & EVENING GOWNS3.00 1.50 994 members of the Planning Board LAUNDERED FOR 754 VALUES TO 79.98 Mrs. Virginia Hammond, com menting Tuesday on the report explained that the Planning Boar felt the need of finding out ho Urban Renewal would fit in wi PHINNEY'S JOHN H. GRECOE VALENTINE FLOWERS an over-all plan for the center o THURSDAY the town. Also needed, she con THURSDAY & FRIDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY tinued, is a clear idea of construc- ALL RECORDS 20% OFF tion requirements within the area, HAMILTON WATCHES FRIDAY ROSES 1.00 DO?. how these would blend and wha R.C.A. sort of shopping center would re- 40% OFF sult. STEREO PORTABLE 149.88 Also of interest is the plan no 189.00 VALUE being prepared for the Co-OP. According to Mrs. Dudley Fitts, president of the Co-op, the pla will be ready by mid-August.. BILLING'S ANDOVER GIFT HOUSE ANDOVER STATIONERS In all, three consulting firm THURSDAY are thus at work on the Up-IOW THURSDAY THURSDAY area. MEN'S JEWELRY 25% OFF IMPORTED GLASSES 59c SHEAFFER BALLPOINT It is generally conceded that th AND REFILL 98{ three firms are working coopera. FRIDAY FRIDAY 3.28 VALUE tively to a degree, exchangi FRIDAY information and opinions on th HAMILTON WATCH 33.00 DECORATED TILES 69C problems of the area. PLANNER PADS 75t --- 1.00 VALUE Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN

HAMMOND HISCOX HUNDREDS OF OTHER ORGANS THURSDAY Kenneth P Thompson, Inc. • SPORTSWEAR & DRESSES 1/3 OFF OUTSTANDING BARGAINS THURSDAY & FRIDAY KRAKAUER FRIDAY THROUGHOUT ANDOVER PIANOS ENTIRE STOCK SWIM SUITS RETRACTABLE KNUEPFER & REDUCED $8 - $11 - $13 SHOP VALUE DAYS! BALL POINT PENS 10c 79# VALUES DIMMOCK, Inc. VALUES TO 25.00 THE MUSIC HOUS1 3INCL 189. 286 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE SPONSORED BY THE ANDOVER BOARD OF TRADE MU 8-6061 An Affiliate Of The Greater Lawrence Chamber of Commerce

6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

Nickel Cathodes in New Cable cable between North America and MISS The new transatlantic telephone France is equipped with vacuum rfal tube amplifiers, containing nickel Wed 'se' cathodes, identical to those used in The Ret GARRISON the earlier cable to•the British Isles Marzahn which have operated without fail- New four bedroom Garrison, marriage ure or significant changes in char- fireplaced living room, formal Kathryn Li dining room. Equipped kitchen acteristics. Brea Satan with adjoining fireplaced in the Fi Miss Lynelle Foster, daughter family room, den, two baths, Loon, Ill. breezeway. Two car garage. of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Foster, Mr. Mar Ready to choose your colors. Central st. has returned from a Ballard V, eI vacation at Wingersheak Beach, from 1938, 36,800 Gloucester. Boston UI TheologY. Window Shades - Traverse Roos church Majorie Kidd Venetian Blinds .ersary. M Cleaned - Re-taped - Re-corded hire while GR 5-0622 !trying the S.A. Shiepe Co., Inc, James T. Trefrey 344 Hampshire St. - MU 2-7403 riermiee OUR SUMMER BONUS FOR YOU FREE ONE MORGAN-JONES T ERRY

ti • 41i10*-?:: DISH TOWEL • WITH EVERY 51.50 Si DRY CLEANING ORDER

THIS WEEKS' SPECIAL REG. SIC WEATERS FLOA1 KIRTS Crepe S (Plain) EXPERTLY DRY CLEANED & PRE SSED MAI SUMM Brown and SHIRTS 5 for 99c sizes in LAUNDERED & REFINISHED REG, 13.95 114.95

MEN'S CITY (Ur LOy CLEANERS & DYERS SNE :LosEai. COOLING OFF at the Pomp's pond beach during the warm days of mid-summer are Jock •tlits group. 42 PARK ST. ANDOVER Munson, turning on the aqua, and Fred Pfeil, enjoying the sport. (Staff Photo REG. 3.7 Feted Former Church - were feted twice DELICIOUS - FAMILY SIZE - HOME BAKED former parishioners, during a vis 1.89 Vale Pastor here recently. 'Ile Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Rosen- Open house was held at theho MEN'S blad and family - he formerly was of Mr. and Mrs. James Letters pastor of the Ballard Vale United Tewksbury st. last Thursda HIGH evening. Full Size LOAF Of Saturday evening, the familyw entertained by the Philip Wor SNE woods of Lowell Junction r ...3SEOUT. Among those attending the latt group. affair were Mr. and Mrs. Jose Serio and son. Joseph; Mr. a. REG, 3.95 STARTS TODAY Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mr. andMrsi Richard Sherry and son, Coll 1,99 2 BIG FIRST RUN HITS Mr. and Mrs. James Letters a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner. THE TARTARS Mr. Rosenblad showed slides I SPECIAL his present pastorate in Tisdale, Orson Welles - Victor Mature BREAD Kansas. (ADULTS ONLY - ONE LOAF PER FAMILY) Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblad have BOYS' Randolph Scott - Joel McCrea three children, Signe, Eric aid. :es 3 to 6, RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY] Kirsten. :' styles. USHERING IN OUR REG, 7,95 109,95 GIGANTIC, STORE-WIDE Bill Lane's SMALL TOWN GRILL Inc. BROWN ELM SQUARE MUSGROVE BLDG. 4°4 Year we SUMMER CLEARANCE .10 I2inCd, AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT D HERE ARE A FEW TYPICAL BARGAINS YOU'LL FIND HERE NOW - ,REG, 6.95 You'll Enjoy Our 67,95

Plastic Steel Reg- 98t SALE 484 20" Window Fans Reg- 27.95 SAL E19.99 All Boy! Picnic Jugs Reg. 3.29 SALE 2.44 Patio Lights Reg. 1.29 SALE 881 NEW YORK PASTROMI Propane Cylinders Reg. 1.69 SALE 994 24" Grills Reg.10.95 SALE 6.88 Power Mower (1 Only) Reg.129.95 SALE 88.00 Picnic Coolers Reg. 8.95 SALE 3.88 ON DARK RYE REG, 8.95 Lawn Sweepers Reg. 29.95 SALE 19.88 Toilet Seats (All Colors) Reg. 4.95 SALE 2.99 Beach Umbrellas Reg. 12.95 SALE 8.88 Discontinued Paint, Gal. Reg. 6.95 SALE 994 CHOICE OF SELECTED $2 OFF SPECIAL AND HUNDREDS MORE BARGAINS FOR YOU DRAUGHT BEERS All M EN . BIG MILLER HIGH LIFE

DRINK KNICKERBOCKER REG. 11.95 COLE PAINT & HARDWARE BALLENTINE ALE & BEER $3 OFF HOLIHAN ALE & BEER 10 MAIN ST. GR 5-1156 50c NO LOAFERS CHOICE SCOTCHES & BOURBONS THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

055 Marzahn To Wed Mr. Hultgren The Rev. and Mrs. Wilbert W, Yarzahn announce the coming STARTS VALUE DAYS - ANNUAL -arriage of their daughter, athryn Lucille, to Donald R. I lult- pee Saturday. Aug. 4, at 3 o'clock MEN'S a the First Methodist Church, MID-SUMMER Lon, Mr. Marzalin was pastor of the WEAR Ballard Vale Methodist Church from 1938-1940, while attending • Boston University School of Theology. While he was here, the BOYS' church celebrated its 90th anni- Ivory. Miss Nlarzahn was born WEAR here while her parents were serving the local church. MEN'S MEN'S SUITS

Some Summer weight and some yam -'round weight 3 ;ElaniNer SUMMER SUITS model in this group.

E Not all sizes in this group. .. VALUES TO 69.95 K`5, but all are outstanding bargains . . Better look! DACRON & WOOL - •• 89 VALUES TO 39.95 24 SUMMER SUITS 59.95 VALUES 4989 • S HOE FORTREL POLYESTER, RAYON & MOHAIR LONG SLEEVE SUMMER SUMMER SUITS SALE DRESS SHIRTS 39.95 3289 REG. $10.95 8. $11.95 VALUES 4.50 3 FOR FLOATERS 89 VALUE .39 10.00 SUMMER Crepe Sole SHORT SLEEVE MEN'S SPORT COATS MANSFIELD SPORT SHIRTS Madras or Tropical Worsted or SUMMER SHOES Cotton & Dacron Dacron & Wool Brown and Block styles. Not 29.95 VALUES 45.00 VALUES ill sizes in lot. 20 % OFF REG. 13.95 8 89 114.95 . KNIT SPORT SHIRTS 1989 2389 CHOICE OF BANLON OR COTTONS .2 00 MEN'S & BOYS' VALUES TO 5.95 tiP •M 7 LOW BLUE SNEAKERS SUMMER SLACKS

:LOSEOUT. Not all sizes VALUES TO 9.95 VALUES TO 16.95 farm days of mid-summer ore Jac • this group. art. (Staff Photo REG. 3.75 to 5.25 NOW 689 Church - were feted twice I) 1189 former parishioners, duringavis 1.89 & 3.89 here recently. n- Open house was held attheho MEN'S & BOYS' 8.95 VALUES 11.95 VALUES as of Mr. and Mrs. James Letters SWIM la (77 Arr Tewksbury st. last Thursda ed HIGH BLACK evening. TRUNKSLUPyrr 5.89 CABANA SETS 7.89 Saturday evening, the familyw entertained by the Philip Wor SNEAKERS woods of Lowell Junction r FROM OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT :..:SEOUT. Not all sizes Among those attending the last it, group. affair were Mr. and Mrs. Jose BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Serio and son, Joseph; Mr. a REG, 3.95 & 5.45 - NOW Mrs. I lenry Meyers, Mr. and Mr CREW NECK BOAT NECK WITH COLLAR Richard Sherry and son, Cali 199 & 2.99 BERMUDA Mr. and Mrs. James Letters a Sizes 6 to 16. Sizes 8 to 20 20 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner. Ass't Stripes and Ass't Colors Ass't Colors Mr. Rosenblad showed slides SPECIAL LOT OF SHORTS Colors. Reg. 51.98 Reg. 2.50 & 2.98 Peg. 2.98 & 3.98

his present pastorate in Tisdale Welt cut anc t.. cred. Kansas. In Plaids and Checks. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblad ha BOYS' SHOES 1.49 2.29 2.29 :es 3 REG. REG. three children, Signe, Eric a to 6, but no t all sizes Ki rsten. •:d styles. 3.95 4.95 COTTON SHORT SLEEVE CLAM DIGGERS SPORT SHIRTS OR 1G9:975.95E DECK PANTS Lane's 4.89 1.89 3.89 SIZES 6 to 20 REG. In Blue, 3Iivs, W . ••• SMALL BOYS' Block. Sizes 6 to 20. 2.98 8. 3.98 1 .19 SUMMER WERE GRILL Inc. BROWN OXFORDS BOXER STYLE 3.98 b 5.00 2.89 MUSGROVE BLDG. SLACKS 01 welts. Sizes 8'- iD FOR YOUR COMFORT 2in C & D wi dths. In Youthful Piaias. Sizes SWIM TRUNKS 8 to 12. WERE »ERE BOYS' COATS REG. 2.50 & 3.98 1.92 MADRAS - PLAIDS & CORDS Enjoy Our 1PE7'95695 4•89 4.95 3.89 ALL MARKED DOWN ALL BOYS' SHOES 1.19 2.89 ..yes Junsou 8 tK PASTROMI ,„, to 12, Prep 12 tc 4 %. PREP SIZE STRETCH to 20; Students 34 t,. 40. DARK RYE REG. 8.95 to 10.95 SWIM TRUNKS REG. 16.95- 19.95- 23.95 $2 CHOICE OF SELECTED OFF A PAIR SLACKS REG 2.98 8. 3.98 2.29 9.89-11.89-13.89 DRAUGHT BEERS In C.r.orcoci, All MEN'S SHOES arty. Sizes 26w ttt. MILLER HIGH LIFE :es t •_ REG. 6.95 6. 7.95 KNICKERBOCKER REG. 11.95 to 27.9 5 BALLENT!NE ALE a BEER $ 3 OFF A PAIR lunZter&Ituattio HOLIHAN ALE & BEER 4.89 INCORPORATED WAIN STREET EASY PARKING LOAFERS NOT ON SAL E :HOICE SCOTCHES & BOURBONS

8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berno of St. spent the weekend at York (leach, Albans, Vt. were recent guests of Me. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rollins of Bruce Myers, son of Mr. and Coili Clark rd. Mrs. I fenry L. Myers of Marland Richard Myers, son of Mr. and rd. went to Pittsfield, for the Tests Mrs. Henry Myers of Marland rd. weekend. "Delight( fee i.ep t , RIDE THE TAIL large one. \ OF A COMET! Thes qt verbalthis." mont wyinents eb I ,yiw i test of air I.B.M AUTOMATION northern Ne 1.3 O the r CALL US NOW FOR INFORMATION Service ope ABOUT OUR I B M COURSES trips daily I rye hl . - cord, l AT fa .h Neww al I 210 • w. • • ... W'hite field, • Crocker 475-5151 Council Olde Andover Village thru the Archway Chairman 1\a‘i nautics for tl setts, toda y Andover Institute of Business level carrie r 89 MAIN ST. ANDOVER was establis 475-5151 originally set much-discus:

P1nE sPsuebniitsianle ANDOVER hew England set up to fir VALUE a. . could be cu stc feeder opera • custorne rs DAYS craft; and wh 7inistrative I THURSDAY and FRIDAY CONFERENCE ON RUBBER GOODS - Bay State Congressmen and leaders among the rubber .:e at footwear manufacturers met recently to discuss tariff loopholes, allowing imported footwear to "That a escape normal rates of duty. At the session were, left ro right, Congressman Harold Donohue; l4tional Exec W. E. Brimer, Tyer Rubber Company; Steve Stone, Converse Rubber Company, Malden; Robert so fit to tat the Cc Cohen, Randolph Manufacturing Company, Randolph. Standing, left to right: Congressman ':'orn Thomas idequate proc Lane; Joseph Weinstein, Randolph Manufacturing Company, Randolph; Congressman William -and and fea Bates; Congressman ; Congressman James Burke; Congressman F. Bradford Morse; Mr. T. J. Myers, Goodyear Rubber Company, Boston; Robert Charnock, B. F. Goodri chatlie wOeUthiaidDCCht 40 MAIN ST., ANDOVER — TEL. GR 5-1658 Footwear and Flooring Company, Watertown. which will be it the Civil Open Friday Evening Till 9 P.M. Augustine P. Sullivan, 34 Essex vacation time counts for more, Sew EnglanEngland d Sullivan Gets st. lauding his long years of un- Developments in medical re• in r3 o interrupted devotion, dependabi- search take the trial out of travel, There were too. Previously, most families had rl 50-Year Pin lity and service. at least one member whose bouts • follows: 1 On the occasion of its annual Sullivan joined the Smith and with motion sickness took the gloss demar and outing at Stow Acres Country Club Dove Mfg. Co. June 30, 1912 and off vacation fun. To the victim of service; 2) th COATS GOWNS recently, Austin B. Mason, presi- shortly rose to the position of nausea, giddiness ergers were dent of Ludlow Corporation, pre- paymaster. The Smith and Dove and weakness, va- 'C 3) tltere cation trips were COTTON BLENDS 2 0 sented a 50-year service award to concern became a part of the Lud- airpii 13 low organization in 1928, since more a nightmare .7 site was o which time Mr. Sullivan has been than a joy ride. sightly higher NI Waltz & Long A new medica- u OFF 1011=7,-"i- manager of the Order and Billing tion has been de- Ix fares is at Departments of the Company. lie veloped to combat operation 7-- is a graduate of Lawrence Busi- these unpleasan itarri,even WALL ness Academy and Bentley School symptoms for a TORREADORS--JAMAICAS--BABY DOLLS -"t=,...... conditions -r; 4 of Accounting. long as 24 hour uthorized in W ALL He was married Nov. 19, 1928 at a time. Raspberry flavore Federal AviatL i , -,1 - Bonadette tablets are acceptabI to the former Mary J. Picard of problem whate q,b OFF even to medicine-shy children. PAJAMAS 20% Andover. They have four children supply of 3) breach of tin B1101-11) With an emergency LOOM m. .. and six grandchildren and continue good motion sickness remedy an F safety; 6) THIS SALE ONLY! 4 i to make Andover their home. Mr. a few sensible precautions, ever communication: COTTON ...,...1': Sullivan has been usher at St. family can travel far, fast an service, whilehi SPECIAL COTTON Augustine's Church for the past have fun this summer. iirports, 44 years, is active in the Knights 7erit ; 7) r l of Columbus, serving two terms ANDOVER t!a cts wouldw v as Grand Knight and is a former SLIPS CALL THE MAN THIS COULD BE THE HOUSE {equate reveni PETTI'S president of the I loly Name Society. ginger traffic, FROM ELLIOTT'S YOU'VE BEEN HUNTING FOR The accompanying photograph feeder line pro 'Leer you samples from HIGH AND LOW.. . America's most famous mills. shows him in company with Pre- round basis, bt Installation by Elliott's own experts. Pb... or come in sident Mason and two of his as- A delightfully compact, providing ti today. sociates, Gerald G. Row of Sudbury Yet spacious Ranch. 6 rooms rational rv :3 5 $R37 3 baths ic4 1 1.00 $ 1 • 0 0 and Albert J. Thiel of Wellesley, (3 bedrooms), 2 full Snow DIAL Mu 3-8751-9-9172 9 a 3-area, beautifullY• 2 for day or evening who were given awards on the and lights for the appointment. same occasion, each for 20 years finished basement with fire- FREE ESTIMATES place game room. on 2/3 of active service in the Ludlow ;leidotr.tt EASY CREDIT TERMS acre lot with trees. Sound ing i1 GIRDLES—BRAS 1/ organization. e value at $28,900. ngbiyan, e ta liwhe BRASSALETTES /3 OFF G)tacil, were Fun Insurance JOHNSON ACRES rnis Just remember, while traveling, 3 bedroom cape in top Popshire and I\ to: neighborhood. Long, fire- 236 Essex St. — Lawrence The Aero Wekome To ANDOVER Elliott Park. Rt. 211. • cat simple foods in small quan- place living room, picture Cory 13e thari tities at more frequent intervals window, formal dining room, y, (: plicome pstaihosens BOSTON PATRIOTS sal' H • avoid alcoholic beverages 2 full baths. priced for ni g • maintain adequate ventilation planess for the e quick sale in upper 20's, la . • avoid becoming over-tired tionai c- xecuti • do your reading on terra firma ro iedin.ed s:) loo: and keep your eyes off the mov- Call Mrs. David Darling ing horizon or Mrs. John Giblin rF mEm BE • choose a seat in the most stable 475-1430 fur .,11 section of train, bus, ship or car. sr. riiasarnsyleerssvtailnf F. J. Leone Co. llvvL b Modern transportation puts sev- UNNIMAN $ (0., en league boots on today's vaca- tier months. 430 Essex Street — Lawrence tioners. From supersonic plane to easy-driving family car, the accent, is on speed and cui.venience. Trav- 66 MAIN ST. ANDOVER el time is pared to new lows; — now featuring — IF E EXCLUSIVELY in GREATER LAWRENCE Have Dinner With Us Friday ..••• live ‘ONIRL,R — the famous — ysYEF0AE NiA.H At FRIED• CLAMS or .

FRIED SCALLOPS are inheres or SELLING a Heywood-Wakefield Includes French Fries, s Cole Slaw. ALL FOR ONLY - 95c VICE you

to expe ct and r. I FISH & CHIPS "TO GO" EVERY FRIDAY LL DISTINGUISHED FURNITURE COLLECTIONS FRIED CLAMS AND SCALLOPS, TOO: • • • • • • We cordially invite you to come SHAWSHEEN LUNCHETTE A LOWELL Cor POOR ST. SHAWSHEEN SQUARE GR 5-9750 ki N in and browse around Plenty of Free Parking In Rear ApppRAI NT AIF PM.I STRYALYDE°:1 OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. 5044:4 AIR CONDITIONED 411.1

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 9 Hearing Aug. 13 children were consecrated in Council Air Baptism by the Rev. Howard llenderson of Chester st. wood is visiting her cousinCynthia Andrews: Andrew Ernest Kay- Miss Jennifer Perkins ofGreen- Orlando of Dale st. Tests Popular On Sub-Division worth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred - - - - Kayworth of Chandler cir., and "Delightful, comfortable trip - The Planning I3oard has Make MOVING DAV a ."; Charles Allen, son of Mr. and with a feeling of safety, and the scheduled a hearing for Aug. 13, Mrs. Robert Nicoll of I3allardvale. plane has all the features of a at 8:15 in town hall, on a sub- Igo one. Wish all lines were like division off Morton st. PERSONALS Oscar Hoehn of Methuen has Mrs. Alice Gibbs of Lewiston, this." quotationsflotations comprise a submitted the plan, prepared by Maine visited at the home of Mrs. verbal montage of the written com- the Brasseur Associates. It con- George I lenderson of Chester st. ments by passengers using The tains five lots, plus two additional George R. Henderson of Winston, New England Council's one-month lots on street frontage that do not Conn. was a recent guest at the Dependable Service • Courteous Personnel • Free Estimates test of air feeder line service in require approval. The area is home of his mother, Mrs. George lethern New England. From June surrounded on three sides by Phil- 1.30 the New England Feeder lips Academy, and is perhaps THERESE'S WM. B. KENT & SONS Service operated several round- better known as the Campopiano YOUTH SHOPPE sub-division. trips daily between Boston, SUR-TEEN E. CHILDREN'S WEAR 550 TURNPIKE ST. Fryeburg, Maine, North Con- Authorized I co CIIURC11 NEWS 23 CHESTER ST. SO. LAWRENCE NO. ANDOVER way, New Hampshire, Berlin and At the 9;30 Service of Worship ;next to Sounder's School) (Junction Rts 114-125) Agent MU 8-6630 Ahitefield, New I lampsloi re. in the West Parish Church, last MU 3-9439 for. Crocker Snow, New England OPEN MONS. THRU ERIS. Sunday morning, the following 6_t_o 10 P.M. SATS. g to 6 Council A v iat ion Committee Chairman and Director of Aero- nautics for the State of Massachu- MON setts, today reviewed the "third level carrier" experiment, which was established to test a theory VALUE DAYS originally set forth in theCouncil's much-discussed Regional Airport 'WITH ALL WITH ALL Plan published last year. CASH "Essentially," Snow said, "the SPECIALS CASH New England Feeder Service was PURCHASES HILL' PURCHASES set up to find out whether there would becustomers for a scheduled feeder operation; whether those QUANTITIES LIMITED SO COME EARLY AND REAP THESE SAVINGS customers would accept small air- craft; and what operating and ad- 24D AEROSOL rinistrative problems there might ;men and leaders among the rubber SLUG A BUG Aerosol Bomb TARGET WEED KILLER les, allowing imported footwear to "That a private operator, the 1ht, Congressman Harold Donohue; iiional Executive Flight Service, SAFE NEAR SHOOTS DEATH TO WEEDS - LGE. 1 POUND SIZE taw fit to take over the operation Rubber Company, Malden; Robert KILLS from the Council on July 1 is CHILDREN MOSQUITOES REG PRICE KILLS left to right: Congressman Thomas adequate proof of acceptance, de- , Randolph; Congressman William and feasibility. It is exactly FOOD - PETS WASPS - FLIES - ANTS 98C 2000 WEEDS Burke; Congressman F, Bradford we had looped for," said Snow. 39c He outlined NEC conclusions 39c Robert Charnock, B. F. Goodrich which will be set forth in detail at the Civil Aeronautic Board's HOSE TYPE ox vacation time counts for more. New England Regional Airport PYREX 3-Pc. BOWL SET Developments in medical re- Poring in Boston September 17. search take the trial out of travel, There were seven conclusions, BLUE ONLY too. Previously, most families had Is follows: 1) there is a sub- DuPONT SPRAYER at least one member whose bouts stantial demand for this type of ld with motion sickness took the gloss HAS BEEN service; 2) the majority of pas- USE IT FOR LAWN off vacation fun. To the victim of 99 of nausea, giddiness sengers were travelling on busi-i SPECIAL VALUE ras; 3) there is no objection to OR GARDEN SPRAYS ve and weakness, va- AT 1.99 C J- cation trips were a small airplane - in fact, the ze more a nightmare opposite was often true; 4) a fare REG 6.95 ONLY .99 NOW than a joy ride. slightly higher than regular air- on A new medica- Lx fares is acceptable; 5) single tion has been de- le veloped to combat pilot operation of this type of these unpleasan nrcarft, even under instrument 2-QUART SIZE ol symptoms for a conditions (as especially 3-QUART APOLLO WARE long as 24 hour authorized in this case by the 28 at a time. Raspberry fluvore Federal Aviation Agency) was no of Bonadette tablets are acceptab problem whatever and constituted BEVERAGE even to medicine-shy children. en With an emergency supply of a breach of the highest standards MIXING BOWLS Ie good motion sickness remedy an of safety; (3) certain technical, r. a few sensible precautions, ever communications, and g r ound SERVER t. family can travel far, fast an service, while available at small REG PRICE st have fun this summer. airports, leave room for improve- REG PRICE 98C 39c is :at; 7) star route air mail con- 98C is ANDOVER tracts would very likely provide 39 :r adequate revenue, along with pas- THIS COULD BE THE HOUSE :anger traffic, to make such a YOU'VE BEEN HUNTING FOR alt :ceder line profitable on a year- 6 FOOT - GOOD QUALITY HIGH AND LOW.. . round basis, but community help 10 QUART SIZE A delightfully compact, Z providing terminal and pro- ;•-• yet spacious Ranch. 6 rooms retional services would be a must. (3 bedrooms), 2 full baths Scow said 92% of the scheduled beautifulb• and a 3-area, lights for the month were com- STEP LADDERS PLASTIC PAILS t-; finished basement with fire- pleted. place game room. On 2/3 Cooperating in the operation of ASSORTED acre lot with trees. Sound REG PRICE ,e!:ew England Feeder Service, 88 value at $28,900. - COLORS tlished by The New England 6.98 ciI, were the Aeronautics REG 98C JOHNSON ACRES :::issions of Maine, New 63c 3 bedroom Cape in top .arpshire and Massachusetts. neighborhood. Long, fire- The ;hero Commander Company I living room, picture place of Bethany, Oklahoma, donated window, formal dining room, seven- COSCO KITCHEN STEP STOOL RAY-0-VAC BATTERIES 2 full baths. priced for passenger, twin-engined planes for the experiment, and the (Wick sale in upper 20's. Back D SIZE National Executive Flight Service With Upholstered Seat and Provided the pilots. GUARANTEED Call Mrs. David Darling HAVE SOLD FOR YEARS or Mrs. John Giblin aF MEMRER FRESH C 0 Ic 475-143 • James Letters of Tewks- REG. 20C EACH NOW •ach r. s!. is serving AT 14.95 - NOW ONLY 8•88 on the Memorial i (0., IN. I Library staff during the sawn- UNMAN , t months. I Oaf

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10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

LANDRY WILL Cynthia Orlando The will of Mrs Marie (Jalbert) Landry of Andover, who died June Given Party 25, was filed in Probate Court at Lawrence July 18. The sum of Miss Cynthia Orlando, daughter S100 each was bequeathed to the of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlando pastors of three Catholic churches of Dale st., Ballardvale, was in the Province of Quebec, Canada, pleasantly surprised recently on to be used for Masses for the her 12th birthday, when a group repose of the souls of deceased of her friends tendered her a party members of the Dumont and Landry at the Andover Recreation Bowling families The will directed that the Center. executor have an anniversary Mass The guest of honor received celebrated for her each year at many gifts and a table centered Sacred Heart Church, Lawrence, with a cake depicting a miniature bowling alley was an added attrac- tion. Among those present were Cyndie Gaudet, Judy Madden, Susie Madden, Patty Esposito, Jennifer moan Perkins, Marjorie Davis, Bonnie Rogerson, Frank Orlando Jr. and Cynthia Orlando. PHARMACY Mrs. Arthur Peatman of Cutler rd. recently visited with friends in Barnstable. SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay J. March have recently moved from their CHOW TIME — Photographer Al Cole happened along just as these members of the Boston former home on Shawsheen rd. to Elliott, Me. Patriots finished their chicken, during the gala welcoming barbeque Monday night. From left to YOU MAY PAY Mrs. William Baxter has re- YOUR right are Walter Beach, half back; , defensive back; Frank Robotti, line turned to her home on Corbett st. backer; Bob Soltis, defensive back; and Jerry Wilson, offensive end. (Cole) after spending several days in the Adirondack Mountains and Glen Case t3—The couple in Cas • PERSONALS Falls, N. Y. At The Churches may wish to buy $3,000 worth of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy of . Mrs. Newman Matthews has re- H Bonds. They exchange their E Memorial cir. have returned from turned to her home on High Plain Bonds towards the purchase and a visit with relatives in Greer, rd. after spending several weeks St. Augustine's Church pay the difference of $346 in cash. S.C. with friends in Cape Porpoise, Me. REV. HENRY B. SMITH, Faster . SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 8, 10, 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. St. Joseph's Church (BALLARDVALE) SUNDAY: Masses at 9 & 11 a.m. Confessions heard before Mass. t St. Robert Bellarmine Church REV. FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN SUNDAY: Masses 7, 9, 11 a.m. First Church of Christ Scientist (6 Locke Street) SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. 10:30 Nursery at 14 High- land ter. North Andover. 11 a.m. Church Service. Subject of lesson sermon: "Truth". Reading room, 1 Main st. open 12 to 4 p.m., Monday through Satur- day. WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- ing at 8 p.m. Free Church (United Church of Christ) REV. 7. ALLYN BRADFORD, Pastor SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Summer Union Service at South Church with the Rev. 3. Allyn Bradford conducting the service with his sermon title being "Homemade Religion". TUESDAY: 10:30 a.m. Music workshop in Lower Parish Hall.

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' r ' • • 11MM OPEN AMPLE FRIDAY NIGHTS ( h I i FREE TIL 9 PARKING . z- - 11.11.n lure: 12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 U EDITORIAL THOUGHTS What Our

/ I h Readers Say— avt SUSIE'S Are t'e A Big Gain To the Editor of the Townsman: SONNETS "'Capitol Comment', the column Anyone who has spent a summer of two in Washington, in The Townsman by Rep, B. Tory The resi D. C., or its environs knows how irritating the weather Morse, puts the Representative in June 3, 195 by Sylvia Neilson the position of missing a great there can be. Air currents, which, for the want of a better -when th opportunity of defending both the hours, lea word can be called "delilish", make life almost un- Constitution and the Court. I refer injured, an to his comments on the Prayer out, and r bearable. No wonder the law makers want to call a halt decision by the Supreme Court in crippled on and get off to cooler climes. July 12 issue. For man "Tine working no With all this in mind, and knowing that the hearing is under NEW ENGLAND WAYS Liberty, hence the Court took the path of the rooms on Capitol Hill are air conditioned, it's pretty We always were emphatic opportunity to perform a valuable lifetime sva matter of R. refreshing to meditate on the reparteewhich went on there In wanting barn or attic service, a service which the Con- ten million stitution had come to need. Being It' For us to store our trash in; property the other day between Astronaut John Glenn and members under Liberty, we then have, among proved to of a House Space subcommittee, When it's again in fashion, other things, the right tobewrong, vestment tin the right to be different, ly in helpii Oh, brother, do we cash in! the right The solons were hearing testimony on the feasibility of to be unequal, the right to any their feet a sending women into space. Seems there is a wealthy religion, or no religion, etc. And of their live that right is a more serious and For desp bachelor House member who is pressing for the admission valuable right than such a matter of what du of women into the Space program. He's received a lot of as religious education. Conse- called "War or lost in support, especially from the distaff side. quently, the impeccable reply of preme angel any member of government con- into needed Here, now, is how some of the conversation went. AT THE LIBRARY cerning the Court's decision is needless deli "Why wouldn't a woman be a good companion on a this: 'The United States is Under "Absolute Liberty'. the Trelooir space trip?" inquired Rep. James Fulton, the well-to-do Coming Events shows these subjects: adoption, Accordingly, Massachusetts,as Saving' lion representative from Pennsylvania, in pushing his cause. JULY Africa, agriculture, automobile well as other units of government, that has bee 31 Story hour for boys and girls. drivers, Burma, business, the should consider opening their or more bon "I'm not looking for a good companion," replied Glenn, 2:30-3:15 p.m. Colombo plan, communism, cran- school day, as well as closing it, destroyed, n AUGUST by reading the Preamble to President Ile "If we can find a woman anywhere who can demonstrate berries, disarmament, economic the Series E Bor 1 Record listening hour for assistance, educational measure- Federal Constitution. It declares she has better qualifications than we have, we'll welcome young people, 10:15-10:45 what the United States wishes to It was a ment, forests and forestry, heart, Wisconsin fa aboard with open arms." a.m. Libya, Miquelon, nuclear test ban, achieve: ". . . the Blessings of First hour for group to learn Liberty to ourselves and our destroyed or When the jam-packed hearing room burst into laughter, 7 nutrition, poultry, safety education of the bomb how to tell stories, 3:45-4:30 schools, science, taxation, Posterity . . .". It also names the a hundred in; Glenn's ruddy face blushed crimson. With a big grin, he p.m. teachers salaries, termites, U. S. means by which government shall through ban' pleaded: "For the purpose of my going home this after- 6 Meeting for puppet makers, Census, veterans, Vietnam. Many seek that aspiration. Nowheredoes her of famili 10 a.m. of the pamphlets have originated it limit itself to God, or super- the house it noon, I think that should be stricken from the record." Summer Hours natural religion. They are not to their relic' in various government depart- Bonds were Even in sultry Washington, there are times when a The main reading room is open ments, such as the Children's mentioned. daily Monday through Friday from "Those churchmen who com- assets. The fellow can be real cool. Bureau, Committee on Un- Bonds for re 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Children's American Activities, Arms Con- plain that the Court gives toomuch Bible for own room is open daily from 10 a.m. trol Agency, Joint Economic Com- weight to the rights of minorities their trouble to 12 noon, and from 2 p.m. to 5 mittee. Some are free, others run should learn an elementary This same With Open Arms p.m. Both rooms are closed Satur- from five cents to a dollar or Christian precept. The Founder of tragic scale, days. more, but all fill their place in the Christianity made the point by out the natio Walking along Main st. one of these sunny mornings, a The branch room in Ballardvale library's expanding information telling a story of a lost sheep. The 500 letters a is open as usual: Mondays and service. vast majority, all 99 of them, were Department. person might get the idea he was close to the Chicago Thursdays from 2-5 and 6-8 p.m. left to fend for themselves while r approximate] Books and Vacations storage of th stockyards, there's that much beef around. Story Hour Maybe you are one of the lucky the Master devoted all his efforts 1.1 wieldy job t The coming story hour, on Tues- ones who still look forward to to the needs of the single sheep . microfilm. No need for alarm. The big beefers are just a few of day afternoon, July 31 at 2:30 those vacation days in August. If Accordingly, the Court continues U.S. Sevin the behemoths of the Boston Patriot's out to get a morning o'clock.. is to be called "Dog so, don't forget to take along an cept. a shining, example of how to used to line paper. Days". Dog lovers will find this armload of good reading from your implement that monumental pre-pre- the sheepish one particularly interesting and library. Books over a year old It's hoped that Rep. Morse ury officials- The big fellows are working out in pre-season training are all invited to be present. that are not in special demand will give public recognition to this cached in dee Those who enjoy listening to great quality of the Court in this at Phillips Academy. Their presence here has brought a may be taken out on vacation loan, STATE WAN' recordings rather than stories are to become due September 15. Even decision and to the Constitution lot of good publicity to Andover. invited the next morning, Aug. 1, the new titles are stamped for wwhichhic has established Liberty for PROOK MON at 10:15 o'clock for a special all men without regard toanyother Since the club is making its start in a top bracket three weeks now, so that you could g,, i ued record hour. No tickets are needed take an all-new armload and have thin community, here's our wish that the Patriots finish at the for either group. them safely back if you plan to be Karl Haartz wes(Ctoignat t on c On Vacation undertaker; top of the about the time An- away only that long. If you have their Arctic home. We took •iat Mrs. Gertrude Hart of the staff reserves listed, and do not wish any deci dover is feeling the first chill of winter. them on light flyrods, casting ased on the is enjoying her annual vacation. them to come during your absence, Black Gnats to the upstream Great Books ask someone at the desk to try to end of the pools, then lettint clearly spel Anyone interested in the autumn the flies roll with the current 'The ten of hold them back until the date of jiow opening of the Great Books Dis- your return. Remember, take giving them a slight twita s: Down the Years with The Townsman cussion group may wish to read books along with you! The shortest ever so often. To tell you Mc "Referenc e the book selected for the first vacation could have a rainy day truth, grayling were fightint ,sed first se discussion, Tuesday evening, Oct. each other for a chance to anal• roject, such 50 Years Ago — July, 1912 or a lonely evening! up our flies. Work on the Bradlee school oil 2, at 7:30 o'clock. The reading e Shawsheen A number of local Boy Scouts heating plant will be completed in is Sir Thomas Browne's "Religio 1Ve saved about a dozen for a shore lunch and re- (apoint toin et of the Eagle Patrol enjoyed a trip a week. Work is also going on Medici" and a few copies arc This porti on the Scout ship Pioneer over the leased the other. as rte during the summer at the Shaw- available at the library. Members took t h e nm, silvery - blue timated , weekend. sheen school. of former years will recall that beauties 1 hat never %topped nudes all ei A successful field day was held The James E. Greeley baseball this is to be found in their copies from the strike to .elusive of su by the Cricket Club. There were team has arranged a schedule of of "The Consolation of Phil- the net. "As you kr races of all kinds, a football game, games to be played at the play- osophy". Anyone wishing more And when fried. about .n tog-of-war and an interesting gym- stead. Earl Urban is managing information about the group that hour later, and eaten with ,civil ic'Paif van of 00 ricedatioPnsreili nastics exhibit. In charge were E. the club. meets at the library every other Far tip in the North Coun- potatoes and a it at the sha Anderson, 11. Ross, W. Hyde, W. try. in the waters of northern beans, they were delicious. F4, Rep. Thomas J. Lane has asked Tuesday is invited to ask at the ,5 extending upstr Rae, C. Fettes, George Petrie, the Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co. main desk. Canada and Alaska. lives a good. in fact. that four of 1 truly noble fish. It will live ate a dozen g ra y ng . and wishi ,! irproximately James B. Callum, William to remove the abandoned street In Little Bundles Puction cost: Cunningham, Walter S. Rhodes and only in the purest, coldest. we had saved a few more. car tracks on North Main st. as You remember the old saying clearest w a t e r, usually in p'oject has beet George A. Christie, J. B. Scho- the result of a serious accident "Good things come in little streams, and while it doesn't ATTENDED SEMINAR r3o.00o. Du field refereed the football game. Robins, e caused by a car skidding on the bundles" and it more than proves get very big in size, it has the Commander Alexander aiaiIlble funds, Converse Parker of Ballardvale rails. itself to those who work with heart of a tiger. USNR, 78 Salem st., attended a toe is procee( serinar was injured quite seriously while 10 Years Ago — July, 1952 printed material. At the library I'm speaking of the Arctic Naval Reserve Officers' limitary work n using his mowing machine. The New pipe for the construction the "little bundle" might well be grayling, Thymallus arcticus, at the Naval War College, New- true the first p . horses became frightened, bolted of the final link in the 16 inch one of the many pamphlets that are one of most beautiful fish port, R. I., which ended July ?I project as pre' and threw Parker from the seat. water line system from Ilaggett's constantly being purchased and in the world. With its blue- The strategy and tactics seminar .u rie bronze !mad, back of purple and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Scott have Pond which began in 1945 has processed. Because most pamphlet is conducted for officers selected as rehvips oIni mof inaourr sailed for Europe where they will arrived. An appropriation of him' that blends into )1 silver from throughout the United States writers are very well informed, on the sides, and dorsal fin of lad specificatic spend the summer months. $55, 000 was made to install the but too involved to take time to for the special instructors' train- !flIve project, tc Mrs. M. E. Todd and Miss Edna light greenish hue it is a strik- 4480 feet from the end of Phillips write complete books on their ing sight. ing. Intl de o ray that Todd have gone to Montreal. There st. to the Bancroft rd. pumping subjects, they put down the main when it Ivan. into Upon completion of the mil tars ---1 they will join Mrs. Todd's son and station. planning course at the Navy's V facts in capsule form while it is a II.% it dm, (ion, family for a trip to St. John's, A happy group of 400 boys and still newsworthy. abandon ihal bring. joy- highest educational institt Newfoundland, by steamer. girls from the town's five play- The library has kept up its '. the heart of any officers are qualified to teacl 25 Years Ago — July, 1937 grounds enjoyed the annual outing purchases of pamphlets, and offers Ina 11. Got I fir course to other officers in their The Andover Townsman joined at Canobie Lake Park. wnu grayling Ii.l ing 11.l them to readers as introductory ► own Naval Districts. 1! the old timers in the newspaper On July 15, a new record for or supplementary reading. Pro- hitting the \le- The course is part of the 1\13% world when it received "The water consumption was made when Kinky Ilii% t% here II lint% s Reserve active duty training pr?- cessing has been cut to a minimum into lire:,, Slit% e Lake, in American Press" 11alf-Century a total of 3,745,000 gallons was gram. The officers return to and a separate catalog, arranged ( ort lm 1,1 period,ten' club certificate for having used. The high consumption is due by subject, includes all materials homes at the end of the published continuously for for recall in the event of to the irrigation of farmlands in arranged under broad headings. Wt• ia'VVeti tilt 11111' Mere 259 ready • 50 years. The effective date of the West Andover and the operation all(' ran front the fishing camp A quick glance at the headings of national emergency. ,: citation is October 15. of lawn sprinklers. The heat spell the most recently purchased lot to Mien, the river pours its Commander Robins is employe A new 500 gallon pumper for the has been one of the longest in bounty into the lake, then park- by Waltham-ACC° at Walthar Andover Fire Department is on its years. A water safety demonstration ed our boat and went ahead Married and the fattier of - way here, according to informa- Wilfred R. Svenson of the An- is to be staged by the life guards on foot, climbing over low brush children, he is a member of Fr tion sent to Chief Charles Emer- dover Sportsman's Club has been at Pomp's Pond. and hundreds of rocks, tumbled serve Unit 1-4. Ile is a gradac son. The apparatus is coming from Two juveniles from Westville, about as if somebody's Mar- CRAI elected president of the Essex ble Sall( had broken. of Bucknell University. Elmira, N. Y. and will be put in County League of Sportsman's N. 11., were taken into custody Till' (it'll) 1101t, in the river service at the Central station to Clubs, Inc., at a meeting in Ips- here when police found they were Experience teaches a man t Wt.11e full of grayling, rough. a guide, but princip' Osgood replace Combination 2, which will wich. The league is made up of riding in the automobile owned by tough. sonsolguns that were reason as be sent to 13allardvale. 22 clubs. the father of one of the boys. extremely reluctant to leave his safeguard. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 13

Inc., the consultant engineers who require treatment. Miss Ebba Peterson of High made the preliminary plans for Sgt. Lynch, in describing the Plain rd. and Mrs. John Hall of U.S. Savings Bonds this project, to make the necessary accident, said the Bova vehicle, Dascomb rd. have returned from What Our revisions, subject to the provision after being in collision with the a several days' visit with Mr. and that the Town of Andover pay 50% other car, also struck the wall Mrs. Hartwell Abbott in Randolph of the costs of such work. Would and wound up in the middle of Readers Say— Are Flood, Fire, Center, Vt. you kindly therefore send into North Main st. this office at your earliest con- To the Editor of the Townsman. venience a town check made out to "'Capitol Comment', the column Tornado Proof the Commonwealth of Massachu- in The Townsman by Rep. IL The residents of northwestern Wisconsin will remember the date of setts in the amount of $1,500 so Morse, puts the Representative in for the rest of their lives. That was the time of the tornadoes June 3, that we may proceed with this the position of missing a great _whenhen three furious funnels slashed across five counties within two phase of the work immediately. If opportunity of defending both tlie hours, leaving in their wake 27 dead, more than a hundred severely red, and several thousand hurt. Sixty-seven farmsteads were wiped the cost of the work is less than WHAT IS A Constitution and the Court. I refer inju $3,000 the town will be credited to his comments on the Prayer out, and most of the buildings demolished and livestock killed and anotherthe 432 farm with 50% of the difference between LARYNGOLOGIST decision by the Supreme Court in cripple on dsmany of thrifty, iiard- wattle irons, ovens, and refrigerators this sum and the actual cost, to V July 12 issue. Forma ,. be applied to its share of the Answer — A physician who specializes in the working natives who lived in the They have been baked, soaked, treatment of diseases of the nose and throat. When "The United States is under path of the tornadoes, the work of a frozen, burned, boiled, chewed to construction costs of this project. Liberty, hence the Court took the "We will make every effort to necessary, your family physician will advise you if lifetime was whipped away in a bits by dogs, and shredded into such special help is needed. R opportunity to perform a valuable matter of seconds. 1tut in all of the charming designs by the artistic expedite this project and plan to service, a service which the Con- ten millions of dollars worth of children of distraught parents for have the work under construction There is an ever present danger that what stitution had come to need. Being property lost, U.S. Savings Bonds Christmas tree decorations. And the late this year. appears to be a simple sore throat can actually be under Liberty, we then have, among proved to be the indestructible in- end result is always the same: re- "Your early reply will be appre- a dangerous streptococcus infection which may vestment that contributed immense- placement. by the Treasury Depart- other things, the right tobewrong, ciated." develop into rheumatic fever. Check with your Iv in helping victims get back on !Tient with crisp new bonds. physician quickly if any sore throat symptoms the right to be different, the right t)wir feet and pick up the threads to he unequal, the right to any Bonds have been torn to shreds STILL INVESTIGATE persist. of their eirte lives ag ai:. religion, or no religion, etc. And an irate wife who, not realizing AUTO ACCIDENT • Lk For detspi the fact that many the indestructibility of the invest- that right is a more serious and f what these good farm folk still ment, sought this means to avenge (Continued from Page One) YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when valuable right than such a matter o called "War Bonds" were destroyed herself for some wrongdoing—real suffering a questionable head in- you need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if as religious education. Conse- or lost in nature's moment of su- or imagined--on the part of her jury. Police said Bova also was shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly quently, the impeccable reply of preme anger, every one was turned bewildered spouse. They have been admitted to the hospital. without extra charge. A great many people entrust any member of government con- into needed cash without a day of stolen and sometimes paid on forged us with their prescriptions. May we compound Mrs. William liolden, 69 Essex cerning the Court's decision is needless delay, requests for payment. But even here yours? st., a passenger in the car drivers this: 'The United States is Under "Absolutely indestructible," says rightful owner is protected. by her brother-in-law, was re- • Liberty'. the Treasury Department of U.S. Some years ago, a working man the leased from the hospital after "Accordingly, Massachusetts, as Savings Bonds, and that is a promise with a restless disposition asked a well as other units of government, that has been kept for the millions restaurant owner acquaintance in treatment. I ler husband, also a 475-0107 should consider opening their or more bonds that have been lost, Pittsburgh to keep his Savings passenger in the vehicle, did not destroyed, mutilated or stolen since Bonds in the restaurant safe for him. school day, as well as closing it, president Roosevelt bought the first Then he left town to seek another 2 BARBERS AT ALL TIMES by reading the Preamble to the Series E Bond in 1941. job. Ten years later the wandering Federal Constitution. It declares DALTON PHARMACY It was a promise kept to those workman returned to claim his COCO'S what the United States wishes to Wisconsin farmers whose bonds were bonds, only to have the restaurant MAIN COR. PARK ST. ANDOVER achieve: ". . . the Blessings of destroyed or lost in the storm. Some owner blandly deny ever having Liberty to ourselves and our of the bonds were carried as far as been given the bonds. The bereft BARBER SHOP Posterity . . .". It also names the a hundred miles, found, and returned bond-owner reported to the Treas- SHAWSHEEN SQUARE means by which government shall through banks or the police. A nuns- try Department what had happened LOTS OF FREE PARKING seek that aspi ration. Nowheredoes her of families who lost the head of and sure enough, records showed it limit itself to God, or super- the house in the tornadoes, found that the bonds had been cashed. to their relief that their U.S. Savings The Secret Service took over and natural religion. They are not Bonds were the most liquid of all established that the owner's name mentioned. amen. The availability of Savings had been forged. The workman had ASTOUNDING VALUES! "Those churchmen who com- Bonds for redemption made it pos- his bonds replaced—and with ten plain that the Court gives toomuch silk for owners to get along during years' interest. weight to the rights of minorities their troubled times. It's possible for the Treasury to should learn an elementary This same story, usually on a less replace your bonds without any evi- Christian precept. The Founder of tragic scale, is heard daily through- dente on your part, should this be- Christianity made the point by out the nation. Missing bonds bring come necessary. However, you'll telling a story of a lost sheep. The 500 letters a day to the Treasury make things a lot easier for all, if vast majority, all 99 of them, were Department. Although there are you'll keep in a safe place a corn- approximately 2 billion records, the plete list of your bonds—with type, left to fend for themselves while storage of these files is not an un- serial number, and date of issue. the Master devoted all his efforts wieldy job because of the use of Today, many millions of Amer-- to the needs of the single sheep. microfilm. cans continue to invest over four Accordingly, the Court confirms U.S. Savings Bonds have been and one-half billion dollars a year to he a shining, example of how to used to line a bird cage—in error, in U.S. Savings Bonds—continuing implement that monumental pre- the sheepish owner informed Treas- proof of an investment that has cept. It's hoped that Rep. Morse ury officials—and they have been been shown many times over to be VALUE DAYS • THURSDAY & FRIDAY will give public recognition to this cached in electric toasters, roasters, "absolutely indestructible." great quality of the Court in this decision and to the Constitution STATE WANTS required for the smaller project. MEN'S HAGGAR which has established Liberty for PROOK MONEY "Due to an acute engineering personnel shortage within the Divi- Enna Jettick Shoes all men without regard toanyother (Continued from Page One) sion at the present time, it will be thing." DISCONTINUED STYLES Karl llaartz westigation of the request would necessary to have the engineering BERMUDA SHORTS e undertaken in due time, and revision work done by an outside their Arctic home. We took eat any decision later would be consultant engineering firm. It is 5.95 them on light flyrods, casting seed on the need for revisions, estimated that the cost of this plan Black Gnats to the upstream 6.85 7.85 8.88 clearly spelled out by the state. and specification revision work VALUES 3.99 end of the pools, then letting 'The text of the state's letter the flies roll with the current will cost not less than $2,000 nor giving them a slight twitch, flows: more than $3,000. ever so often. To tell you the "Reference is made to the pro- "I am pleased to advise you MEN'S MANHATTAN TRIM TRED truth, grayling were fighting sed first section of the above that our Board of Commissioners each other for a chance to seal. 'oject, such section to start at voted on July 17, 1962 to enter up our flies. into a contract with Duffill Assoc., SUMMER SHOES a dozen e Shawsheen River and extend SPORT SHIRTS We saved shout a point in the vicinity of Main Inc ;I %Ilion' 1111101 :out re- tea,ed the other, a• This portion of the work is WHITES AND timated to cost $250,000, which took I s. ery him BARNARD VALUES beauties that ne%I.i. ...topped :lodes all engineering charges A 2.89 SPECTATORS 5.99 fighting, Irons the strike to clusive of survey costs. I Since the net. "As you know, we have had Anil when fried. about • 0 prhpared preliminary plans and N O WOMEN'S hour later. and eaten with trial stecifications for a project start- 1930 MEN'S potatoes and a can of cold Jr; at the Shawsheen River and E $ 1 beans, they were delicious. So ITALIAN 4 wending upstream a distance of Serving good, in fact, that four of tO N KNIT JERSEYS ajproximately 6,600 feet. The con- .89 ate a dozen grayling. and wished SANDALS we had saved a few more. struction costs of this overall Your roject has been estimated to cost R C ATTENDED SEMINAR $10,000. Due to a limitation of Commander Alexander Robins, available funds, the Division at this A Every Y MEN'S DACRON & PIMA COTTON CHILDREN'S USNR, 78 Salem st., attended a trrme is proceeding with the pre- r Naval Reserve officers' Se it liminary work necessary to under- at the Naval War College, New- tiye the first phase of the entire N Insurance HAGGAR SLACKS port, R. I., which ended July 21 N TERRY an project as previously described. The strategy and tactics seminar Such preliminary work will require Need is conducted for officers selected a revision of our preliminary plans E C. from throughout the United States and. specifications, made for the 619pR 2 PRS $ SLIPPERS OW for the special instructors' train- !lure project, to accommodate and 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. inch ing. de only that construction work Tel. GR 5-0202-Eves GR 5-1214 Upon completion of the mil tary planning course at the Navy's MEN'S HIGH BLACK WOMEN'S highest educational institition, officers are qualified to teaet the Furniture course to other officers in their SNEAKERS CANVAS CASUALS own Naval Districts. Naval The course is part of the HAND-CRAFTED Reserve active duty training pro- gram. The officers return to their FAMOUS 3.00 2.29 VALUE VALUE homes at the end of the period, "Custom Made K EDS & P F ready for recall in the event ofa 1.99 .99 1 national emergency. Commander Robins is employed HiFi Cabinets" by Waltham-AGC0 at Waltham. Married and the father of twc children, he is a member of Re' serve Unit 1-4. Ile is a graduate CRAFT-WOOD PRODUCTS of Bucknell University. REINHOLD'S GR 5-2129 Experience teaches a man t •••,, MEMBER STOItt 13 MAIN STREET GR 5-0078 reason as a guide, but princir!, Osgood St. - turn left off Lowell St. by Hoggett's Por.J, his safeguard. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 Obituaries . • • MRS. CHARLOTTE BRUCE Mrs. Charlotte (Dick) Bruce, 70, 280 High st., Newburyport, the widow of Thomas Bruce, died Saturday, July 21, at Anna Jaques Hospital, Newburyport, following

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HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION means a lot of things, but to some residents, it means picking up house and all to get out of the way. This home was in the middle of Union st. at the time of the photo, having come from Magnolia aye. (Staff Photo) a short illness. the North Andover Country Club, Plain; two brothers, Daniel of She was born in Andover, the the Manchester Bath and Tennis Ireland and Dennis of England. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Club and the Boston Wool Trade The funeral was held Saturday Alexander Dick, and had been a Golf Association. with a solemn high Mass of requiem resident of Newburyport for 40 Besides his wife, he is survived at 9 a.m at the monastery chapel. years. She was a member of the by two sons, Kellogg Boynton III Burial was in the cemetery at the Belleville Congregational Church, and Roland II. Boynton; two monastery. that city. brothers, Bradford L. Boynton of She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Center Conway, N. II. and Andover, Ilarriet LeBlanc of Eliot, Me.; a Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Rosenblad and Donald A. Boynton'of Chester, and children, Signe, E:ic and sister, Mrs. Mary Brierly of Bal- N. 11. lardvale; two granddaughters and Kirsten are visiting in Ballard- Private cremation took place at vale. Ile was the former minister three nieces. Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cam- of the Ballard Vale United Church. The funeral was held Tuesday bridge. Mr. Rosenblad is minister at the with services at 1:30 p.m. at the Sister Mary Immaculate, O.S.C. Tisdale Methodist Church, (The Robert R. McKinley Home for Sister Mary Immaculate, O.S.C., Church of the Friendly Farmers) Funerals in Newburyport. Com- who in the lay world was Maria in Winfield, Kansas. They are mittal services were held later Herlihy, died July 18 at the that afternoon at the Spring Grove Monastery of St. Clare, West An- staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Letters. Cemetery. where burial took place. dover. GUY E. WEBSTER Born in Ireland, the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drouck are at home after vacationing at Hamp- "FROM THE HEART" Guy E. Webster, 65, of Wilmot of the late Cornelius and Mary Flat, N. 11., died unexpectedly (Cronin) Herlihy, she entered the ton Beach. Their daughter, Sandra, 27 MAIN STREET ANDOVER Saturday, July 21, at his home. order while a resident of Andover had as their guest Nancy Haggerty A former resident of Andover, She served for 15 years as Senior of Andover st. he had been employed at the local Extern in Lowell and West Post Office until his retirement Andover . ATTENTION ! two years ago. Ile was a member She is survived by four sisters, For The Best of Phoenician Lodge, A.F. and Mrs. Nora Troy, Miss Hannah A.M., and attended Ch rist Herlihy, and Mrs. Margaret Mul- FISH & CHIPS Episcopal Church here. cahy, all of Ireland, and Sister or FRIED CLAMS He was a veteran of World War Mary Catherine, O.S.C., of the I, having seen action overseas. Poor Clare Monastery, Jamaica The funeral was held yesterday, RICKEYS with services at 2 p.m. at the 2 days of unsurpassed bargains...2 Ralcued 116~ VARIETY STORE days of terrific reductions in which you Lundgren Funeral I lome. The Rev. Isaac N. Northup, chaplain at GUITAR STUDIOS can save more than you ever dreamed 53 ESSEX ST. ANDOVER Brooks School, North Andover, LESSONS - SUPPLIES Next To Railroad Station possible! Michael Jay's will make you officiated. Burial was in Elmwood SALES & REPAIRING FOR QUICK SERVICE glad you waited for this event! Cemetery, Bradford. 575A ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE JUST CALL GR 5-3012 KELLOGG BOYNTON JR. MU 84592 Kellogg Boynton Jr., 44, a pro- Spring - Summer Clothes minent resident of this town for VALUES TO $79.98 many years, died Saturday night, July 21. in Boston, following a have been reduced long illness. LAWRENCE, MASS. For the past three years, he has TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK been a resident of Jackson, N. H., SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING where he was the proprietor of the Telephone MU 7-7339 Established 1854 Wildcat Tavern, a ski lodge. Born in Andover, he was the son of the late Major and Mrs. Kellogg Boynton, and the grandson of the late H. Bradford Lewis. Ile attended local schools, Kent Hill SPECIAL GROUP Academy and the Bentley School of VALUES TO $79.98 Accounting and Finance, Boston. The largest Real Estate organiza- During World War II, he served tion in the area North of Boston as a B-25 pilot with the U. S. Air working for you at NO EXTRA Force. lie was awarded the Dis- COST.... tinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with Clusters. Prior to his discharge from the military, he was the personal pilot for General Daniel Sultan, command- ing officer of the 10th Air Force. In 1946, he joined Conant & Co., BETTER ACCESSORIES wool merchants of Boston. Ile was a vice president of that firm when SCARFS - JEWELRY - GLOVES he ended the affiliation to take up residence in New Hampshire. PHINNEY'S At that time, he and his wife, 1.00 & the former Sylvia I larris, lived on TEMPLE ELECTRIC & RADIO SHOP, INC. 2.00 Gray st., North Andover. He formerly was a member of REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES TV - RADIO - STEREO

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George R. Yancey of Spokane, Wash. BUTLER - A son, Steven Patrick, Pollan at DILLONBon Secours - A Hospital,daughter, to July Mr. 22, July 2, to Adj.l and Mrs. James and Mrs. Henry Dillon, 386 South E. Butler, 946 G. Felton rd., Key Primal Main st. The mother was Rose West, Fla. The mother was Donna Sacco. M. Pickard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pickard, 2 Adrian Hospital,YANCEY to Mr.- A son,and Mrs.at Norwood Robert st., grandparents North Andover. are Mr. The and paternal Mrs. G. Yancey, 40 Lenox st., Norwood. James L. Butler, 265 Andover st., The mother was Joan F, O'Brien, 13allardvale. The family includes O'Briendaughter of ofBalla Mrs. rdvale. Richard The pater- E. two other sons, Christopher John nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and James Michael. HEMINGWAY - A son, July 14, PROTECT at DeWitt Army Hospital, Fort 13elvoi r, Va., to Lt. and Mrs. Peter BABY'S W. Hemingway. The mother was Frances M. Mauck, daughter of HEALTH - Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hauck, 37 Pearson st. The paternal grand- GIVE THE NEW parents are Mr. and Mrs. John MOTHER A GIFT CERTIFICATE SIMMERS PAINT 8. WALLPAPER 267 So. Broadway, Lawrence

5, .1 flail' Mew St'. I.) VISIT OUR Diaper Service WALLPAPER SALON SAMUEL John "BUD" MACKAY, Prop. Samuel S. I MU 8-5454 3-3422 TEL. MU and long-tiry Lowell, has d becoming congressionalional VALUE DAYS SUPER SPECIAL formed Fifth Tcrat I noltiii rtortirtDcettYhe right t Gun nominee Congressional dudes the den if Lowell, Lai Educated int xption School, rd Suffolk 1. earned his po vang man, fre :in which he ::ring the Fur( trued 12 year. ,Axil' and is a two terms a DON'T FORGET TO BUY YOUR tars. A member TICKETS HERE NOW FOR THE CIRCUS SATURDAY JULY 28th ',C4'etelithibranus'of FAoJ n 'led Americ SAVE MONEY itrmer trustee MEMBER STORE ADULTS 1.10 CHILDREN 1.00 micgicalInstitu te Lowell Uni 3 a honorary the Massac kuical Trave KENNETH P. THOMPSON oxiation and r koored as a hot tk Oblates of (Formerly Andover News & Stratford Shop) mak_ bAait` kr his untiring the oblate LITTLE TOTS enjoy the water, too. Shown here at the town 48-50 MAIN ST. TEL. GR5-2811 bathing beach are Wesley and Judi Goodno. (Staff Photo) Pl. si. former s vice Massachusetts ! L. Hemingway of Lynnfield. Secours Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, 187 Chestnut st. tion. is CHARLAND - A son, July 17, William A. Doyle, 11 West Wind mother was Barbara Barnard. itherPoofltlialthree cl at Bon Secours Hospital, to Mr. rd. The mother was Claire Con- and Mrs. Paul Charland, 5Juliette nors. PETUNIA COLORS Reserve How does FISHER - A son, Foster Bernard, There are three pronounced st. The mother was Lucille color trends in those popular an- Beaulieu. July 17, at LawrenceGenerall los- nuals, petunias. The first is Has Vac DOYLE - A son, July 17, at Bon pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel toward bright colors, like those in varieties Comanche, Tango. The 33:1 st ( Christian Science bnh h Fire D a n c e, Red Satin and s rd Scarlet Lustre vvaocamenneietos for That Touch of Think .. The second is toward bi-color train or variegated petunias. This pal, laborator, heal? trend started about 1956 with Ray technicians the introduction of the variety Crusader which has flowers of You have heard about Christian Science, but how rose-red and white. Since then such varieties as Satellite, Glit• much do you actually know about it? tors, Comet, Polaris and Calyp- 1,Itt1°tn:risp:neucPsfeoPeirnaYt.cntdlliefeiwnrrketds1 so have been extremely popular. Ix doctors, nut Third is the trend toward ren with prio This r SE Here is your opportunity to gain firsthand in- white flowered petunias. 7ylonung e bet I formation about this religion which has brought countless may be because people like the d 25myena rs b colors in the varieties rge people not only consolation and hope, their mi mentioned above with white, h a ea 1 C but healing — dominion over sickness thus achieving strong contrast h the st which accents the parts of the re there will 5 as well as sin. garden planted with petunias. , Your neighbors who arc Chris- Another possible reason for 3lrrued the desirability of white petu- ngtwPe0ri:ydeairil tian Scientists cordially invite you to a nias is that people use their renter they Christian Science lecture. These lectures gardens as outdoor living rooms 0 p near them etw are free, no collection is taken, and you and often sit in or 0 nwe ks at er white flowers 4 emtr vn eg i p u nt i e d will not obligate yourself in any way by attending. They are most needed and show to o d ve I adhvtanm't'ahgel. last one hour, and are given by members of the Board be stnig orAsrytscoripauexrnnesore n nt Whatever the reasons, these wish to for of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church SORRENTO. . .a versatile scenic, beautifully drawn are the trends. If you leav of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. and colored impression of the picturesque village on pursue them, you'll find exact their color descriptions of the varie- nth the Gulf of Salerno. It's depth of perspective makes nel3lsint G°:en even the smallest rooms appear larger. This is a typical ties named in your favorite seed te:rbea: Attend a free public lecture: catalog or on the seed packet edne da e Studio Shoppe "touch". . . making your home more y en ng in the rack at your favorite .l 1:40 at attractive, more enjoyable through "think power". . . e the L seed store . srte e Tra "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS PURE and you can afford OUR suggestions! ining Exclusively Yours it CHRISTIANITY MEETING HUMAN NEEDS" ( by Ella II. Hays, C.S., of Indianapolis, Indiana Cflir Stubin $hoppe

Saturday, 4 p.m., July 28 Colonial — Modern — Provincial aDcRtc GALLERIES °PrnBi eA Cathedral of the Pines, New Hampshire rti 124 CROSS ST. LAWRENCE oloudkEloNleorvse°etirliriC aaro Auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Con- acpcerrea (Turn left at 373 Broadway - at the lights) J r. Eugene S. ix amicc9m the: cord, New Hampshire, with thirty-six assisting John W. Lane, lR rIp: MU 5-5023 OPEN EVENINGS Robert E. Lane Churches and Societies. Daily 10 to 9 ne y li ed. 10 to 5 Sat. 10 to 5 68 Pork Street, Andover i you a ALL ARE WELCOME GR 5-1516 GR 5_3 tending those meetings a Re- is a graduate of Albion College in servist receives one full days' Michigan. CHURCH NOTES PERSONAL army pay commensurate with his Next Sunday morning at the 0:30 Dr. William V. Emmons of An- Ile has been active in the service of Worship in the West dover and his wife a re attending the army rating for each meeting Seminary Singers and The Town attended. Church, The Rev. !high 13. Penney, 65th Annual Congress of the Crier. Mr. Burgess is now serving pastor of the Holden Congrega- American (Optometric Association Anyone interested in joiningthis as assistant minister in the Metho- unit should contact Mr. Arthur tional Church will be guest in Chicago. dist Church in Lynn. preacher, and the soloist will be MacDougall at Reserve head- The guest soloist was Frank quarters during the day or Major Miss Janet Workmen. The organist Orlando, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank will be Mr. Lee Wolcott. Greeters Larry Cadogan on any meeting Orlando of Dale st. night. at the door will be Mr. and Mrs. Dr. PERSONAL William Jarrett. Summer Kinder- ki rk is provided for children tinder Mr. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Buckley, six years of age. All friends are Harold S. Cohen 10 Chester st., were recent guests invited to this Service of Worship. Preached Here of Mrs. Arthur Marion of Holden OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laspesa NV.' Gene, al . Ray Burgess was the guest and sons of Center st. have re- ELECTRIC speaker in the Ballard Vale United turned home after a week in Cape ADDING MACHINES Church last Sunday. Cod. ADDS SUSTRACTS He is a native of Dearborn, MULTIPLIES Plus Tax Mr. and 0.17s Robert Mitchell s C•I C•p•r.ly 169" Mich., and a fellow student of the of Tewksbury st. visbed with their IPEE PARKING ON DEMISES Rev. Wendell Minnigh at Boston son, Clark, and his family in Mil- A. K. Thomas Co. University School of Theology. Ile ford, Conn

SAMUEL S. POLLARD Samuel S. Pollard, twice mayor long-time city councilor of andLowell, has declared his intention or becoming a candidate for the congressional seat in the newly- formed Fifth Congressional Dis- trict. Democrat Pollard will seek his party's nomination in September for the right to oppose the Repub- Ian nominee in the new Fifth Congressional District, which in- :hides the democratic strongholds Lowell, Lawrence and Woburn. Educated in the Immaculate Con- lption School, Lowell High School rd Suffolk University, Pollard earned his political spurs as a vung man, fresh from World War :in which he was wounded twice :ring the European campaign. Ile send 12 years in the Lowell City :ourrit and is the only man elected two terms as mayor in recent ears. A member of the Knights of ..bus, American Legion, reran of Foreigns Wars, Dis- LOANS tied American Veterans, a :enter trustee of Lowell Tech- rIcgical Institute, and director of '.owell United Fund, Pollard a honorary life-time member for the Massachusetts Pharma- taint Travelling Men's As- !Y.lation and was singularly 'ed as a honorary member of Mates of Mary Immaculate HIGHER EDUCATION . is untiring efforts on behalf - e oblate congregation of own bathing beach are Wesley and ts NOW AVAILABLE AT (Staff Photo) ormer vice-president of the achusetts Mayor's Associa- Fisher, 187 Chestnut st. Pollard is married and the s. of three children. Id mother was Barbara Barnard. I- PETUNIA COLORS ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK There are three pronounced Reserve Unit color trends in those popular an• nuals, petunias. The first is Has Vacancies toward bright colors, like those Under a new law recently enacted by our State Legislature, it is now possible for us The 331st General Hospital, in varieties Comanche, Tango. to grant loans to qualified students who are in need of financial help to meet the costs Fire D a n c e, Red Satin and Sod Parish rd., Lawrence, has Scarlet Lustre ncancies for young men and of higher education. The second is toward bicolor acanen to train as medical, sur- or variegated petunias. This heaL laboratory, dental and X- trend started about 1956 with itty technicians and also opening Loans made under the HELP program, (Higher Education Loon Plan) are guaranteed the introduction of the varlet) I supply, food service, main- in part by the Massachusetts Higher Education Corporation, organized and chartered in Crusader which has flowers of lance, and in the personnel sec- rose-red and white. Since then 1956 for the worthy purpose of helping young men and women who have started a program such varieties as Satellite, GM. its for clerks and specialists. tern, Comet, Polaris and Calyp- ft present there are also openings of higher education to complete their academic careers. so have been extremely popular. lor doctors, nurses, WACs and Third is the trend toward tea with prior service. white flowered petunias. This Young men between the ages of may be because people like the l and 25 years who wish to dis- WHO IS ELIGIBLE? bright colors in the varieties rge their military obligation mentioned above with white, a medical unit may enlist thus achieving strong contrast the 331st General Hospital Any resident of Massachusetts who is enrolled as a full time day student or cooper- which accents the parts of the re there will serve a six month ative plan student and is in satisfactory standing at an approved educational institution, is garden planted with petunias. 'ng Another possible reason for period instead of the re- eligible. Such students must pursue a program of higher education and have satisfactorily red two years for draftees. the desirability of white petu- completed the requirements of the first academic year. nias is that people use their reafter they attend Reserve gardens as outdoor living rooms zings one night a week and and often sit in or near them nd two weeks each year at If you are eligible and need a Help Loan, drop in at the office which is most con- at night when white flowers after camp until the 5 1/2 year venient for you and fill out an application. are most needed and show to dod of reserve training is com- best advantage. these At present there are open- Whatever the reasons, wish to for young men in this category are the trends. If you pursue them, you'll find exact leave in October or November - r their six month training period . color descriptions of the vane The ties named in your favorite seed 331st General Hospital meets catalog or on the seed packet 'ednesday evenings between 7:30 in the rack at your favorite +:40 at the Lawrence Army Andover Savings Bank seed store. serve Training Center. By at- BATHROOM Offices In: ANDOVER • NORTH ANDOVER • METHUEN taut REMODELING One Contractor One Price' We have .o'u'r own A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Funeral Hom plumbers, carpenters and John W. Lane, Jr. Eugene S. Is ceramic tile men, Let us Robert E. Lane look over your problem and 68 Pork Street, Andover give you a quotation, GR 5-1516 GR 5-3062 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

CLASSIFIEDS Disasters Won't VERSATILE CELOSIAS Christian Science BRING RESULTS Lecture Saturday COnfel Destroy Bonds A Christian Science lecture will ....ill1111LUIIIIII\N.A Jay To you, your accumulation of be given at the Cathedral of the 1111 THIS SUNDAY records gathered over the years may Pines in Rindge, N. H., this Satur- Town Ma seem immense, but when compared day afternoon, July 28, at 4 lad Police Roast p.m. to the U.S. Treasury Department's Ella Il. Hay of Indianapolis, LYnch wet Steamship Bond record system, it's like one Indiana, will speak about freedom !ealinar on raindrop in a hurricane. from fear, sickness, and sin 'ich was ROUND of REEF For with millions of Americans through an understanding of God -e of the holding U.S. Savings Bonds, the fil- L's in I Buffet $2 . 75 and the spiritual meaning of the ing system run by the Department Bible. law. w 12 until 3 p.m. is the second largest in the world— dual c The lecture will be sponsored Children, under 8 - 954 with approximately 90 million Sav- ed by ings Bond sales handled annually. by First Church. of Christ, - ANDOVER INN Scientist, Concord, N. H., with 36 stresse il Amazingly, it's all accomplished At GR 5-5903 -II safely and accurately to provide you assisting Christian Science 'orinity. —the bond holder—with the best churches and societies from three states. Mrs. Hay will be intro- duced by J. Hamilton Lewis, who serves on the Cathedral of the Pines Board of Trustees and who is also known as a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Mrs. Ilay began lecturing on Christian Science in 1953, speaking have to look sharp to find the man behind this one huge to public audiences throughout the plant of celosia Pampas Plume. It takes only a few of these United States, Canada, and other 1 flowers to make your garden brilliant with bloom. countries. She has been in the public practice of Christian It hardly seems possible, when you look first at a tight "cocks- Science healing since 1942. ANDOVER VALUE DAYS comb" of a flower and then at a tall, stately, plumy bloom, that the two can be related, but nevertheless, both are celosias. There Earlier, she had been active in *APPLIA are, in addition, dwarf cockscombs and dwarf plumed types, education, and wrote several school textbooks, as well as other APPLIANC to make it easy for you to books for children. She also held have just what you'd like in The big fellows, among ce- i_thorized 1 / 3 to 1 / 2 OFF your garden. losias, are the giant plumed prominent positions intheNational i;plionces Tiniest are the extra dwarf or the tall feathered varieties. Education Association, theAmeri- Moyt cockscombs, which come in Forest Fire with brilliant scar- can Association for Childhood Edu- Broadway, mixed colors only and grow let plumes waving over bronze- cation, and various womenisclubs. ON ONE OR FEW OF A KIND but 8 inches high. These make maroon foliage, Gold Fleece a charming and unusual edg- with shimmering golden plumes Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN * ARTISTS ing for a flower bed. over green leaves, Pampas AtID-CITY S Lilliput or dwarf feathered Plume which may have bright famous Name celosias include Fire Feather bronze, copper, gold, red, deep ! Brushes - with 12 inch fluffy spikes of crimson or scarlet feathery Drafting M flowers all belong to this clas- THE BIBLE f i e ry crimson and equally - P All selected from merchandise sold regularly sification. So, too, do Flaming brilliant Orange Feather which ilBroodway, in our own, fine stock, grows only 10 inches high. Fire with orange-scarlet, blooms II SPEAKS II There is also a Golden Feath- and Pride of Castle Gold with er with deep yellow flowers. mixed colors of yellow, scarlet, *BOWLI crimson and orange-red. 11 TO 111 The three colors used together YOU ANDOVER F All of these tall celosias grow ANDOVER make a color symphony that's 5 Alleys - hard to beat. Use them to- between two and a half and' Sat: ' gether in bed or border. three feet high; bloom from mid- SUNDAY In the crested cockscomb summer until frost. Plan to use Lawrence GIFT HOUSE class is a former All-America them in the background of bed 7:15 a.m. WHDfi, 850 kc, Boston Open Di MEMBER STORE Selections winne r, Toreador. or border. 7:45 a.m. WCOP, 1150 kc, Boston Park St., Ar Austin and Priscilla Anderson This bar lustrous red flower Even after frost, celosias can 10:05 a.m. WE Z E, 1260 kc, Boston heads with scarlet highlights, bloom inside your house, for 9:15 a.m. WNAC, 680 kc, Boston 10-12 PARK STREET 475-1822 „grows about'20 inches in height *BOATS both the cockscomb and the MERRIMAC and is uniform, with all heads plumed type are easy to dry. SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS at about the same height. Leaf Pick the flowers when they are falter Kalil, color is light green, which forms fully colored, strip the leaves loot Owner". a perfect contrast to the bright from the stems, and hang them Trailers, Open FAY & DRISCOLL flowers. upside down, three or four 14 East St. (F Empress is another crested stems tied into a little bunch. cockscomb, quite different in USE -114 coloring. This has deep bronzy An airy place that is out of *BEAUTY foliage and huge "combs" of the sunlight will do for drying. COIFFURES dark crimson-purple. It grows After flower heads are com- - pletely dry, use them with .inactive only 10 inches tall. fresh or dried foliage, just as Hai These two varieties are flow- - All Be, INVITES ers to show off against a plain you would if they were fresh, and enjoy their beauty in win- i Main Street . YOU TO background of a fence or, per- haps, evergreens. ter as well as in summer. LEARN Any man who attends strictly to illarbecue protection available for your "share his business has a steady job. :APITOL BAI in America." ,otessen - Each time you purchase a bond, -Barbecued the serial number and the name and - We C address appearing in the bond regis- Common St., L tration are recorded on Treasury Department records, for reference Consult *AUTO BI in the event circumstances require PLAN a referral to the issuance or redemp- irETIf OPOL IT tion of your bonds. These records "The Olde appear on magnetic tape where an Pont DUCO F electronic system is used, as well as •NO MONEY Repairs - on microfilm. To insure absolute DOUG ark - Proms protection of your interests in the :aims - event of any major disaster, dupli- HOWE DOWN I S, Broadway cates of these pertinent records are placed in separate and protective S SERVIC storage some distance from the orig- About This Question: •10 MONTHS inal records. Studebaker-L •rer's Nearest Your address is important because Us First For For mileage and motor- there may be thousands of people TO PAY with the same name as yours. The ''A public opinion survey found 13 Park St., N.1 ing protection beyond only method of differentiating .be- that - in buying insurance - Good Selections 25,000 Good Val ue s HARRISON PA compare, we proudly tween identical names is the place price is third down the list of 35,000 of address. Since Americans are a considerations, far outweighted Good Service Authorized feature the distinctive mobile people—changing their per- by company reputation and the Soles - 50,000 new General Dual 90. manent addresses on the average of quali ty of protection provided. 12 Lowell St., about every 5 years—the address MILES You'll know at a glance Is this why two out of three "' • ... on the bond registration is almost people insure with a local in- as important as the name itself. that this tire stands dependent agent?" PLYMOUTH CI In the event your bonds are lost, 236 Essex St. Lawrence LY all above others. See NOUTH-VAL stolen, or destroyed, the Treasury Elliott Park, Route 28 the Dual 90 now! Department will replace them. The Expert Servic name and address must be furnished, DOUGLAS N. HOWE Salem, N. H. - Op of course, in order that the records Wilmington Shopping Plaza 3 Soi, Union St, may be checked to verify ownership INSURANCE - REAL FSTATE 216 Central St. Lowell St.. Haverhill and redemption. 52 MAIN ST, GR 5-5100 18 Merrimack AUT AGE RLINGOToN TI i 1 N liAV GENERAL PERSONAL .nchise Dealer Miss Joan Silva has returned to her home on Chandler rd. after - MERCI enjoying a week's vacation at - LINCOLI, Hyannisport on the Cape. Broadway, La,

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 19 acopteu tne code which provides Fred Tarbox, representing the and Christian Science nference )n for the punishment by fine of up will be received up to August 7 Co church, presented the family with Seek Bids For after that will have to be studied Lecture Saturday to $20 for those who cross the a gift. Mr. Andrews responded L aw and finally a contract awarded. A Christian Science lecture will jaywalking street at any but the desig nated with some fitting remarks. Re- Gar bage Work time and area. be given at the Cathedral of the Town Manager Thom is E. Duff fresliments were served and the Legal notice that bids will be D• James R. RECEPTION hall was attractively decorated H O l I T I e s Pines in Rindge, N. II., this Satur- and Police Sergeant TO PASTOR received until Augtist 6 on the 1"ichard D . day afternoon, July 28, at 4 p.m, Lynch were in attend once at a FOLLOWING SERVICE, for the occasion. contract for the collection of gar- REMODE LING CO NT R ACTOR alkinglaw Following Ella 11. Ilay of Indianapolis, seminar on the new ja the regular 9:30 ON DEAN'S LIST bage in Andover have been placed • SIDEWALLING district Indiana, will speak about freedom which was held at th a Service of Worship in the West John C. Doherty, son of Mr. by Town Manager Thomas E. Duff. ADDITIONS • ROOFING of Public and from fear, sickness, and sin office of the Department Parish Church last Sunday morn- Mrs. John P. S. Doherty, 26 Wol- Specifications are available at COMPLETE flUILDING through an understanding of God Tuesday ing, a Works in Danvers last reception was held in the con ave., has been named to the the manager's office. The town is • CAFIPF.NTER SERVICE and the spiritual meaning of the The law. which is opt ional with auditorium for the Rev. lloward Dean's List at I larvard. reserving the right to reject any was ex- FREE ESTIMATES Bible. communities, Andrews and his wife and family. Ile has completed his junior and all bids. There has been some dividual : officials No Job Too Small The lecture will be sponsored Ined by state traffi Members and friends of the year, and is serving this summer criticism of the delay in obtaining uni- by First Church. of Christ, stressed the need for church gathered to wish them all with the R.O.T.C. unit at Fort a garbage collector for the town. GR 5-0021 Scientist, Concord, N. It., with T not yet "God Speed" in their new venture. .nity. Andover has Devens. As matters now stand, the bids 51 RED SPRANG RD. assistingChristian Science churches and societies from three Mention the Phone-O-Ramo Pages When Calling Our Advertisers states. Mrs. Hay will be intro- duced by J. Hamilton Lewis, who serves on the Cathedral of the Pines Board of Trustees and who is A also known as a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Mrs. Ilay began lecturing on ZA Christian Science in 1953, speakinc to public audiences throughout the hone United States, Canada, and other As Near ..1 Your Telephone... Rama countries. She has been in the public practice of Christian Ilse. This Cheek List of Reliable Firms— It Tells "Who to Ot11...1Uhere to Buy" Science healing since 1942. Earlier, she had been active in REPAIRING * CHINESE RESTAURANTS * GAS — BOTTLED * PAINTERS *APPLIANCE DRAGON VILLAGE education, and wrote several A & M DALRYMPLE GAF. CO. CHARLES J. LUNDERGAN CHINESE RESTAURANT school textbooks, as well as other APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER, INC. Cooking - Heating - Successor to Walter E. Buxton - - Try Our Delicious Combination Plate - books for children. 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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kneatli of Little, Low Plants TOWNSMAN Lowell st. recently enjoyed a vaca- tion in Barton, Vt. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. G. Ilackenberg of Carlstadt, N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. A. lien- roMMOnWl ARBORISTS seler of Jersey City, N. J. are PP DECORATING guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Del la rt of Arthur rd. EWA, ss' AMALIA HOME DECORATING Miss Linda Remington of Shaw- oil P Exterior & Interior Painting sheen rd. has returned front a eoite of El TREE SURGEONS, irr Paperhanging week's vacation with friends in of Andover A TREE SERVICE WITH Floor Sanding — Tiling Ratiten. N. J. miser SENSIBLE ATTITUDE W. K. LAWRIE, JR. Mr. anti Mrs. Clarencel2eming- The oonse TOWARD COST SO A CENTER ST. liALLAHDVAI !: ton are at home on Shawsheen rd., sidd Person GR 5-1848 TEL. GR 5-0924 after 5 P.M. after spending the past week with fan his friends in Wilkesbarre, I'a. and iflorrance. des Atlantic City, N. J. 11 you BUSS INSURANCE g your atton Mr. and Mrs. Robert DesRoche, :variance 1 and their family have returned to TREE SERVICE *fore ten A's CERTIFIED ARBORIST their home on Reservation rd., y berth dal A Complete Tree Service after spending their vacation at st,m day of Buss, Sr. Tel. GR 5-3602 Goose Rocks, Me. Witness, J J.11. Buss, Jr. Tel. GR 5-6051 First J ....eteenth da /11410C1 JOHN TREE SERVICE DOHERTY :5•2•9 REAL ESTATE STARLING'S To4 by REALTORS MLS DODGE GR 5-0260 SUNOCO STATION ASSOCIATES F4', Wenham, Massachusetts INVESTMENTS FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE ANDOVER REPRESENTATIVE ALBERT R. RETELLE ANDOVER INVESTMENT GR. 5.9808 sweet alyssum, PLANT . MASS. ARBORIST SERVICE eandytuft and ageratum, shown here horderinv a path, are all excellent little, low annuals for the garden. PUBLI RESERVATION ROAD 93 MAIN ST. ANDOVER 205 North Main Street, Andover -nrciance Little, low plants are probably the most useful plants in the noti Tel. GR 5-0841 TEL. GR 5-3412 garden because they can be featured in so many ways tucked rnning E Family Financial Planning REAL ESTATE into so many places. kdorer will h The long, concrete driveway For Education - Retirement that looks so stark can be soft- relay, AU que AUTOMOBILES ened by a "ribbon" planting of Corporate Profit Sharing Plans :5L at the To, little, low plants along one or seen a planting of beautiful petition of ! both sides. Choose a plant like evergreens which looked posi- elan drawn b sweet alyssum that will spread tively dull during the LANDSCAPE SERVICE summer Haverh and plant it only 8 inches from months? Planting a mass of :'.don. being the edge of the concrete. This Dianthus Bravo, one of this will insure its growing wide year's All-American Selections "et CALL US TO SOLVE HARD; enough so that it grows over winners, would soon change ANDOVE GARDENING & the edge of the drive and takes that picture. away from that harsh line. When hot weather arrives TOWN 01 LANDSCAPING Your front path can be made there is less and less bloom PUBLI( PROBLEMS colorful and inviting, giving a in the perennial border, unless Public Heart real welcome to the house, by it has been planned by an ex- rIerence Floor 123 PRINCETON BLVD. WE'RE TRAINED bordering it with little, low pert. No one wants to disturb .. Andover, plants like verbenas with their the roots of the perennial plants. rat 20, 1962 (ROUTE NO. 3) ALSO For Efficient, Courteous brilliantly hued flowers that last so little, low annuals, grown, Service and ACTION! on of FRAI NO. CHELMSFORD, MASS. Lawn Maintenance until heavy frost kills them. from seed and then transplanted emit to remo List Exchisive/y With That odd, too-narrow space to set between the perennials :11 of land ALpine 1-4101 Mowing — Fertilizing between the house and the path and near the front of the border VEY at 36 B around it can be filled with are the solution to the problem Aerating — Rotorti II ing R. C. SIMMERS BO, REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE little, low plants like portulaca of summer color. Kinds like Russel (if it is sunny) or lobelias (if dwarf marigolds, annual phlox, AUTO REPAIRS of issue 94 Main St. Tel. GR 5-2316 it is shady) and, instead of an or dwarf zinnias will keep the 25,1962 Wildwood Nurseries unsightly area you'll have a border gay until asters and ' • ,hri 'I'. Show, Proprtet,a solid bed of bloom. chrysanthemums start to flower. Commonwealth Wildwood Rood, Andover RADIO & HI-FI SERVICE Ordinary clay flower pots, Unusual little low plants in PROBA CLARK MOTOR TEL GR 5-2264 which are not exactly things elude linaria, which looks lik• of beauty by themselves, may a miniature snapdragon an. .ster, es. ENJOYAL BEST comes in pastel shades, the CO. be made into joys forever (at Jo THELMA IN RADIO AND RECORDINGS PLUMBING least all summer long) by fill- pink-flowered form of agera r Andover in WHEN WE DO THE REPAIRING tJ AUTHORIZED ing them with little, low plants turn, Pink Heather alyssum an. A petition hal YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENCE. the dwarf form of bachelo CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH like nasturtiums which will pro- i Court by Si button named Jubilee Gem. duce bright, gay flowers, pun- -10 your bust Sales and Service gent leaves and buds good for From the plants named ahoy. resenting th, pepping up salads. and elsewhere in this article PANTING and BODY WORK LAKESIDE .toner are ac So much for featuring little, you should be able to choose an• IF YOU FIX YOUR OWN SET no praying t hat In Our Own Shop PLUMBING low plants. Now, what about grow just the right little, lot SEE Uf ON TUBEPPARTI• HEEDLEf 4 the places they can fill in the plant for anywhere in your gar order as & HEATING CARTRIDGES% BATTERIES. SUPPLIES 41 PARK STREET, ANDOVER garden picture? Have you ever den. noeming the c, RALPH E. PEAK AND TIME•fAviNG REPAIR HINTf. • Tel. GR 5-6333 and mointer, L IC. NO. 57 22 USIC AND PUBLIC ADDRESS You desire t, ;MEW RENTAL SERVICE FOR SERVICE QUALITY attorney fp-oo.o(ii:11w GENERAL ALL OCCASIONS... WORKMANSHIP HELP STRENGTHEN -,rzronce in s. AUTO zre ten o'clocl PARK ST • A, REPAIRING 49 Webster St. Som. COMMUNITY Ioi.rth day of PR 6-2023 RADIOand H 1.F1 SERVICE day of this GARAGE SA JENNEY 40-,...(w-qt.G.-qt..w 7 GAS & OILS HOME PHONE: GR -5-0162 AMERICA'S PEACE POWER JOHN First Judge *.Ieenth day of 33 PARK ST. TEL GR 5-0240 RESTAURANTS REAL ESTATE JOHN J. et the office o BUILDING MATERIAL tobord K. Gordot When you're four, littn Street ANDOVER protection is as simple hsiOl'ef, Mans. REALTY as holding Father's LUMBER ... PAINTS hand. But parents nwealth o AGENCY know it involves a lot PROBAT WALLPAPER more than that— like SHAWSHEEN SQ. GR 5-0600 , se. HARDWARE keeping the world a Donald A. MAC NEIL, Realtor all persons peaceful place. SPORTING GOODS e of ALLAN But peace isn't kept ref in scald A Petition has by just wanting it. AMMUNITION — TARGETS d Court, for pi W. Shirley Barnard Peace costs money. tkizent purport Money for strength to of said decec REAL ESTATE 125 keep the peace. Money J.E. PITMAN Est. MAIN ST. R 5-0886, for science and educa- 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER tion to help make U. peace lasting. And TEL. GR 5-0664 TELEVISION SERVICE money saved by indi- viduals to keep our HAS( CARPENTRY WORK economy strong. U. S. Savings Bonds 01 BRADLEY help provide this mon- FOR ALL YOUR TEX) REAL ESTATE ey. So every Bond you CARPENTER WORK buy helps strengthen America's Peace MOTO REMODELING GR 5-2529 MU 7-7029 Power. FOR LON( OR TRAVEL OF ALL ROOFING OEESALE DI CALL — ANDOVER Peace Costs Money Fred E. Cheever TRAVEL BUREAU Agency for All Airlines ED. OTTO and Steam Ship Lines 011. co TEL. GR 5-1396 NOW AT 3 MAIN STREET Tel. GR 5-3775 — GR 1 FREE ESTIMATES 5-1098 BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS I 'rod. E. Cheever, Mg, Wm*, St., T. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 25, 1962 21 Low Plants ILIGAI_ NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS Commonwealth of Massachusetts ROGERS and IRVING E. ROGERS, PROBATE COURT JUNIOR, both of Andover, In the House Lot for Sole Docket No. 263680 County of Essex, and RICHARD Personal a Services Offered m m M. WYMAN of Belmont in the County THERMOGRAVED WEDDING IN- CURTAINS - WASHED, IRONED DESIRABLE HOUSE LOT onlligh- Eieez, ll persons interested in the of Middlesex, praying that they be To a VITATIONS and a complete line of and starched. Also draperies and land Road, Andover. 150 foot front- state of ELIZABETH E. CONWAY, appointed executors thereof without Wedding Stationery. Fine selection other household ironing. Prices age. Call GR 5-0145. MM-25 Andover in said County, person giving a surety on their bonds. d of papers and type-faces. Prompt reasonable. Call GR 5-2756. C-TF ode conservatorship. If you desire to object thereto you service. ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, or For Rent—Apts. and Flats o me conservator of the property of your attorney should file a written The Colonial Center, No. Main St. appearance in said Court at Salem Help Wanted—Female e od person has presented to said GR 5-1943 DUPLEX APARTMENT Ft )R Rent. tt his second account for before ten o'clock in the forenoon on A-TF -N BIG IS THE word for it! Avon's 3 bedrooms, dining room, livim the sixth day of August 1962, the -evince. 76th Anniversary ea rningopix)rtu- you desire to object thereto you return day of this citation. room, kitchen and bath. Off Route Lost and Found nity is greater than ever! Out- ,out attomey should file a written Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- 125, Andover. 220 volts in. $85 standing values, .,arance in said Court at Salem quire, First Judge of said Court, this ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK Pass wide variety, the less heat and light. Available Aug. -re ten o'clock in the forenoon on thirteenth day of July 1962. Books Nos. 63,625 and 67,139 have ideal way to earn that ext ra money. 1st. Call 475-6414. 0-TF ,!ourth day of September 1962, the JOHN J. COSTELLO Register. been lost and application has been For interview with lady manager ..rn day of this citation. 19-26-2 made for payment in accordance phone MUrdock 8-2686 or write Wanted to Rent with Sec. 20, Chap. 167 of the Mrs. Patricia llenderson, 1 ctness, JOHN V. PH ELAN, Es- TOWN OF ANDOVER LIGHT First Judge of said Court, this General Laws. Payment has been Puncha rd Ave., Andover. E-25 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS PUBLIC HEARING or room wanted by retired gentle- -esenth day of July 1962. A public hearing will be held in the stopped. B-12-19-26 JOHN J. COSTELLO Register. man. Not over $50 per month, will Conference Room, second floor, Town Dogs, Cats and Pets k help with chores. Write Box G-15 .:•9 Hall, Andover, Mass., on Thursday, Services Offered C/o The Andover Townsman. August 2, 1962 at 7:30 p.m. on the C NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS FOR TOWN OF' ANDOVER TT-19-26-TF petition of JOHN W. WRIGHT ESQ. EXPERT INVISIBLE WEAVING on Sale, Registered, Male. Price for a special permit under the re- all types of wearing apparel mater- $50.00. Call GReenleaf 5-2367. bp' quirements of Article VIII, Section ials. Burns, mothholes and tears -25 Realtors XI, Pars. I & 3, of the Zoning By- mended invisibly. Special attention laws to allow an additional room to be to Gabardines, Rayons and Silks. Articles for Sale DOUGLAS N . HOW E , REA LTOR, 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone built onto a dwelling, to be used as Free estimates cheerfully given. GOOD USED FURNITURE for GR 5-5100, evenings GR 5-2423. an office, located at 81 Argilla Rd. Mrs. Helen R. Koester, 142 Love- every room in your home. Some U-TF and shown as Lot 4 on Assessor's joy Rd., Andover, GR 5-3823.C-TF ready for use; some to be Map 92. refinished. Great savings. Andover PLANNING BOARD BOARD OF APPEALS HOME IMPROVEMENT - Interior shown here Wanted to Buy and ageratum, ► ordering PUBLIC HEARING Alfred W. Fuller, Chairman and exterior house painting. Cus- Furniture Exchange, Main St. cor. low annuals for the garden. ttle, ',:occorciance with Chapter 41, G.L. Dates of Issue: tom building, masonary, roofing, Park St. GR 5-2467. L-TF ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING old, 3bably the most. useful plants in the liction 81, notice is hereby given that July 19th & 26th, 1962 or any kind of improvements. Free SEWING MACHINES, CREDIT De- Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and el Planning Board of the Town of Rose carved Furniture, Glass, to featured in so many ways tucked TOWN OF ANDOVER estimates. We are licensed, re- partment reposses1;ed. 1962 doter will hold a Public Hearing gistered and insured. Call Gran China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, day, August 13, 1962 at 8:15 Public Bearing models. Like new, with attach- vay that looks so stark can be soft- A public hearing will be held in Cutler GReenleaf 5-6669. 114 Red ments to zig-zag, darn, button-hole Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, ; of IL at the Town Hall, 2nd floor. on Conference Room, second floor, Spring Road, Andover. C-TF 5-year parts guarantee. Only Furniture, Etc., William F. or seen a planting of beautiful 'petition of Mr. OSCAR HOEHN for Town Hall, Andover, Mass., on $19.00 or $1.00 per week. Call Graham Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., like evergreens which looked pool- //co drawn by BRASSEUR ASSOC- L.P.N. A VA ILA BLE. CALL Haverhill, Mass. Tel. Haverhill tively dull during the summer iTES, Haverhill, Mass. The sub- Thursday, August 2, 1962, at 7:30 collect - COpley 7-5420. L-TF 'cad MUrdock 6-1343. C-25 Drake 23708. Will call to look. rom months? Planting a mass of lesion being located off Morton p.m. on the petition of the P.W. MOODY CO. for a variance from the PICNIC TABLES ALL sizes, lawn V-TF ['his Dianthus Bravo, one of this bet chairs, window boxes, ornamental vide year's All-American Selections requirements of Article VIII, Section HAROLD T. KING, Chairman Your Bonds— wells for lawns, bird houses and ANTIQUES - BOSTON DEALER wer winners, would soon change ANDOVER PLANNING BOARD VII, Pars. 2e & 2g, of the Zoning feeders, trellises, cupolas, lawn buying gold leaf frames; brass rites that picture. By-laws to allow the construction beds; marble-topped furniture; OF ANDOVER wheelbarrows, coffee tables, bow When hot weather arrives TOWN of an addition to an existing building oak, round tables; fancy dishes; there is less and less bloom PUBLIC HEARING located at 7 Dale St., Ballardvale, Unique Past; ox yokes. Reasonable. Bob Ernst, ade gold coins. Tel. Lawrence, in the perennial border, unless A Public Hearing will be held in the and shown as Lot 15 on Assessors 31 Stinson Road, Andover. Tel. g a MUrdock 8-3072 or write G. J. by it has been planned by an ex- ,x1erence Room, 2nd Floor, Town Map 138. 475-6644. L-19-26 Lively Future Silverman, 2 Lowell St., Boston. low pert. No one wants to disturb s.:, Andover, Mass., on Monday, BOARD OF APPEALS pm on the V-TF heir the roots of the perennial plants. u,7,st 20, 1962, at 8:30 Alfred W. Fuller, Chairman Next time you purchase a Savings Houses for Sale last so little, low annuals, grown ton of FRANCIS P. REILLY for Dates of I ensue: Bond, take a good look at it. It is a n. from seed and then transplanted pet! to remove extra loam from a July 19th & 26th, 1962 handsome piece of paper. It alma is ANDOVER - 3 BEDROOM Ranch Television Service w pace to set between the perennials of land owned by JOHN P. the key to a college education, a on 3/4 acre in executive location. path and near the front of the border I.EY at 36 Brown Street, Andover. TOWN OF ANDOVER family vacation, a new ear, the pay- All bedrooms exceptionally large. TELEVISION REPAIRS ON Budget with are the solution to the problem BOARD OF SELECTMEN AUCTION ment of a hospital bill. It has a Owner transferred. l'riced far be- terms. Television Radio Labora- [Rica of summer color. Kinds like Russell G. Doyle, Chairman An Auction will be held at 10 a.m., promising future and a lively past. tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized dwarf marigolds, annual phlox low market. By owner. Call GR 5- ; (if sled issue Saturday, August 4, at the Municipal During World War II, for exam- 2176 for Jordan-Marsh Service. W-TF f an or dwarf zinnias will keep the :.125, 1962 Parking Lot on Main Street. Several ple, Americans huddled in the for- 'e a border gay until asters and Boys' and Girls' bicycles will be tress of Corregidor waited as the (Legal Advertisement) chrysanthemums start to flower. Camonwealth of Massachusetts sold. Also miscellaneous items Japanese advanced nearer. It was pots, Unusual little low plants in PROBATE COURT which have been unclaimed at the only a matter of time before they elude linaria, which looks like ANDOVER-LAWRENCE ings Docket No. 272644 Andover Police Dept. would be in the hands of the enemy. may a miniature snapdragon an' One American sailor inside the comes in pastel shades. th Andover Police Dept. SALE OF HOUSES tat To THELMA E. LITTLEFIELD David I . Nicoll, Chief. "Rock" sesrched pockets and fill- pink-flowered form of agera Ardover in the County of Essex found over $7(X) in crush. With no ants turn, Pink Heather alyssum an petition has been presented to hope of escape, he remembered that HIGHEST BIDDERS pro- the dwarf form of bachelo Court by ROBERT Li LITTLE- lost or stolen Savings Bonds are pun- button named Jubilee Gem. ELD your husband of said Andover replaced by the Treasury. He found COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS I for From the plants named abov enting that you and said YOU and the paymaster and converted his and elsewhere in this article .toner are actually living apart, cash into $25 savings bonds. Two ittle, you should be able to choose an days later, Corregidor fell. NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS: Sealed bids grow just the right little. lo .praying that said Court will make for the purchase and removal of five (5) houses on bout order as it deems expedient your DOGiii, Three long years passed. The the plant for anywhere in your gar Layout 5056 in the Town of Andover and one (1) :::er,ing the care, custody, educa- IF DOGS COULD TALK sailor was released from a prison ever den. camp. He came home and collected. house on Layout 5057 in the City of Lawrence, will nd maintenance of your minor When a dog adopts a family. be received in Room 427, 1 00 Nashua Street, Boston 7-1m. This is just one of the dramatic it is no time at all before he until 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, August 9, 1962, and you desire to object thereto you establishes his personality with case histories in the files of the U.S. Treasury Department. Many of the publicly opened and read aloud in Room 406 imme- rou attorney should file a written its members. Almost immedi- diately thereafter. nce in said Court at Salem ately he lets them know his stories read like fiction. Strangely, STRENGTHEN cows are often the villains! One ten o'clock in the forenoon on likes, dislikes and how he in- 'Parcel 9-70 burth day of September 1962, the tends to handle himself in this farmer wrote that after purchasing t day of this citation. some Savings Bonds at the bank, A 2 story wood frame dwelling, located at 1 world of people. he stopi)ed in his pasture to fix a ,:tness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- There is a great deal more to Fletcher Street in Andover, formerly owned by Robert fence. His prize Jersey Cows ambled J. & Doris F. Quinlan. PEACE POWER 1.2e, First Judge of said Court, this know about your pet, though, over to watch him work. One, espe- .:!eenth day of July 1962. advises Sergeant's Dog Care cially curious, picked his pocket and •Parcel 9-72 JOHN J. COSTELLO Register. Center -- things that even the chewed up the bonds. The farmer A 2 story wood frame duplex dwelling located at no the office of smartest d o g appealed to the Treasury Depart- hard K. Gordon can't tell you. ment and received new ones prompt- 5 Fletcher Street in Andover, formerly owned by Milo Street For example, ly. Another cow in Louisiana ate the Wilfred T. & Bertha L. Dwyer. every dog kdoyer, Mass. 25-2-9 contents of a young bride's purse. Parcel 9-75 owner should The dollars and cents were lost for- nwealth of Massachusetts know the first ever, but her Savings Bonds were A 2 story wood frame dwelling located at 8 PROBATE COURT danger signs replaced. Fletcher Street. in Andover, formerly owned by Docket No. 272,573 of an ailment One unique Savings Bond story William M. 8/ Helen E. Burnham. and how some involved a burial. It seems that an To all persons interested in the of the minor ills can be treated elderly man was interred in his • Parcel 9-87 .01 ALLAN B. ROGERS late of a t home. In addition, facts Sunday suit. After the funeral, rela- A 2 story wood frame dwelling, located at 15 yer in said County, deceased. about training, feeding a n d tives remembered he had kept his Binney Street in Andover, formerly owned by Roger & grooming should be in the pos- Petition has been presented to Savings Bonds in the pocket of the Louise Roberge. Court, for probate of a certain session of all owners, too. suit. To dig or not to dig? That was tntsent purporting to be the last To help put dog owners on the question. Treasury officials • Parcel 9-89 of said deceased by IRVING E. the right track, there is a new- solved the situation by sending the ly revised, authoritative 40-page widow, as co-owner, replacement A 2 story wood frame dwelling located at 14 dog care book which covers vir- bonds. Binney Street in Andover, fo rm e rl y owned by USE tually all home care subjects. Other dramas unfold when people Constance L. Murray. It also discredits some common cash their bonds. One bank teller fallacies about dog care. remarked recently that her job was Parcel 3-5 HAVOLINE A copy of the book may be "like having a grandstand seat to A 11/2 story wood frame dwelling with a breezeway obtained free by writing t o the happiness and tragedy of a city." and 1 car garage, located at 30 Colonial Road in OR Sergeant's Dog Care Center. She cited the case of a grandfather Lawrence, formerly owned by Francis P. & Ida J. Richmond 30, Va. who proudly bought a bond for a Kane. (minimum acceptable bid $1200) nc,...• baby in the family. A few min. utes later, the baby's father came Bids must be submitted on Form P-107 and Ac- TEXACO ALUMINUM CLAPBOARDS in to cash his bonds to pay for the infant's arrival. companied by a fully completed form P-83 Revised. MOTOR OILS MADE BY ALCOA To millions of Americans, a Sav- Forms are available: ings Bond is not just a piece of 1. At Mass. Dept. of Public Works, Room 525, FOR LONGER LIFE • paper. It is security and comfort ... 100 Nashua Street, Boston, mass. OF ALL ENGINES 4 /ALCOA. 8 a certificate with a past, a present, 2. At Andover and Lawrence Building Inspectsem BIDINO and a future. Offices. HOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS INCH INCH DYSON 3. On the premises, Saturday, August 4, 1962, oney • from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM at which time the struc- ALSO: SIDING OF ALL TYPES PIANOS and ORGANS tures will be open for public inspection. OIL COMPANY' Estimates Without Obl igation Buys • Sel4s • Tunes TRADES - REPAIRS By JACK P. RICCIARDI Wm. P. DOYLE & SON KINSMAN SAVINGS BONDS ELECTRONIC ORGANS Commissioner of Public Works - Tel. MU 3-2775 ANDOVER GR5-1483 MU 6-5829 GI. 3-3824 22 WEDNESDAY THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN JULY 25, 1962 PERSONALS Murphy and Sally Burke; 8-10 last week at Rye Connector Is years old. Roanne Fitzgerald, Health Seal Mrs. Ethel Wilson of Tewksbury Beach, N. Pamela Scherer and Daniel Inness; st. a member of the MemoriallIall Mrs. Robert Powers of Grath., Under Plan 5-7 years, Dennis Connelly, Art Contest Library staff has been on her Conn. spent the weekend with he- friend Mrs. Karl Ilaartz of Andrea Gulesian and Rosemary The National Tuberculosis As- annual vacation. Plain rd. of ThePublic Massachusetts Works is going Department ahead ribbon Connelly. winner Linda in this Walsh event. was gold sociation and its affiliate, the AmS 2/c Robert A. Mills of the with plans for Den Rock park. Essex County Health Association, is home on Rep. William J. Casey of Law- Registration at the Village play- are inviting local artists to submit leave from Cuba, where he has ROLLING GREEN rence reports that the Department ground is now 480. entries for the 1964 Christmas been stationed. Ile will be at Nor- is going to construct a connecting Seal design. An award of $1,000 folk, Va. when his leave is over. MOTOR INN road to Den Rock Park. Van Coppenolle Held will be offered to the artist whose Mr. and Mrs. James Letters and Lowell St. Andover Rep. Casey, who had asked for design is selected by the National daughter Janet of Tewksbury st. Intersection Rtes. 93 & 133 For Grand Jury I a progress report on the project, Association. are home from a vacation spent at Designs are selected two years DINNER DANCING I met with Commissioner Ricciardi, Emil Van Coppenolle Jr., 35, 7 Moody Beach, Me. Chief Engineer Edward J. Mc- North st., has been held for the in advance. The 1962 Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown of EVERY FRIDAY 8 to 12 Carthy, Deputy Chief Engineer Seal selected in 1960 was designed Center st. have been enjoying a grand jury, on three complaints. For Reservations Call 475.5400 1 P. C. Cox, and Highway Design Bail was set at $2,850. by Paul Dohanos. The gay and vacation at their summer home at Engineer Ralph Levine. Special Justice William 11. Daly colorful seals carrying the double York Beach, Me. Luncheon - Banquet Facilities Commissioner Ricciardi and his barred cross, symbol of the presided in District Court, and re- Mrs. William Stewart of High Cocktail Lounge aides showed the legislator the crusade against tuberculosis, will fused a request that the defendant Plain rd. and Mrs. halbert Dow plans of the area, and explained be mailed to homes and business be given a house of correction of Beacon st., spent several days Family Pool Membership $200 that contract plans had been de- sentence. across the country on November layed while studies were made to He was charged with operating 13th, the opening day of the 56th determine the present use of the a motor vehicle without the Christmas Seal Campaign. "Snug as a bug in a rug . . ." multiple railroad tracks at that authority of the owner after his All artists, amateur and pro- point. If some of the existing right to operate had been fessional, are invited to enter the The quotation "a carpet makes a house a home", trackage could be eliminated, the competition. Requests for in- has considerable merit. The right carpet for the right suspended, operating a motor home is what we at Iliscox strive for. bridge span could be shortened vehicle while under the influence formation already received by the with a considerable saving of con- Essex County health Association of liquor and drunkenness. Over 60 years of reliable service to the public is your struction cost. Patrolman Joseph Becotte testi- indicate considerable interest in the "Call for Artists" with several guarantee of the finest aarpet and installation workman. The Department is aware of the fied at Saturday's court session ship available. strong interest of the people of that at 11:15 p.m. Friday, he local entries being planned. Lawrence and Andover in this road. observed a car parked on Bellevue Further information about the From $4.95 per sq. yd., in a choice of names you Ricciardi told Casey that he has rd., and that the defendant was Christmas Seal design and the know and trust, we can offer carpeting to suit all your ordered design plans completed as changing the tire. The officer said competition may be obtained by requirements . . . combining budget, durability and appearance. soon as possible so that construc- Van Coppenolle was unsteady on writing the Essex County health tion could follow. his feet, and told the court that the Association, 222 Cabot st., Beverly. The deadline for entries For additional information for free shop-at-home defendant admitted he did not have Decorator Service, dial 475-3521. PLAYGROUND OFFERS the right to operate, after being to be submitted is October 1. BUSY SCHEDULE asked for his license. PERSONAL (Continued from Page One) The officer said lie later learned Miss Mabel Marshall of Pasho ribbon with his entry. that the car had been reported st. and Miss Beatrice Ilenderson Registrations, at the half-way stolen in Haverhill by the owner, of Red Spring rd. are attending a point in the season, are 283. Next Ernest D. Young, 240 Oak st., conference at Northfield during ALGEBRA 1Iaverhill. Friday, the special activity will be this week. programmed The defendant pleaded guilty to a bubble gum blowing contest, firidual atte starting at 10:15. all of the charges, but when in- AIR-CONDITIONED Iigh Principe West Center Pets formed that he would be held for Youngsters at West Center Play- the grand jury, changed his plea • ACADEMY • nth their owi to not guilty. ground brought their pets last BARBER SHOP Thursday morning, for the annual 3 BARBERS GOOD SERVICE pet show. Personals... 96 Main St. Andover F. A. HISCOX & COMPANY Vezves The following owners have FREE PARKING Across the street from A & P winning pets: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kennis OLDE ANDOVER VILLAGE AT THE MUNICIPAL PARKING AREA Best groomed dogs: Donna Re- have returned to their home on feets mington, first; Beverly Blake and High Plain rd. after enjoying a trip Joe Santarlarci; cutest dogs: to Pittsburgh, Pa. Thomas and Gary Tucker, Jane Miss Patricia Lewis has re- lam Bal LeBreck, Thomas Murphy; water turned to her home after enjoying a visit with her friend Miss Carol VALUE DAYS FEATURE animals: Douglas !Unman, Keith omp's P Turgess and Jeffrey Pollard; birds Sargent who is spending the sum- and cats: Janice Richards, Laura mer at West Dennis. (NOW THRU JULY 31st ONLY) e of the trio! Marino and Alixa Michel; unclas- Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacLeish Pomp's Pond sified pets: Brian Ganley, Robert have returned to their home on :Mashionec Richards, Nancy Diodati. Thresher rd. after spending two tiled this ) Best-in-show honors went to weeks at Newfound Lake, N. H. Special • • • 00E11 71e C p.m. e Janice Richards. Edward Becker, son of Mr. and chowder, Total registration at the West Mrs. Henry Becker, of Lowell st. ter, drawn h Center grounds is now 240. This is enjoying two weeks at Camp m00E1 -SA1114G garden salai Thursday's event, at 10:30 a.m., Onway, N. H. fruit for de is a costume show. Only 50 rese 041 ed for the Central Playground Isla Grant won the Central play- SAME be made b ground's gold medal for the best slot sun( lkse attendin entry last week, following compe- HIGH QUALITY 'de their own tition in the stuffed animal and doll Either that Si show. Lawrence C( Awards were announced as SPECIAL de a concert follows: of Edward Gr Most life-like doll: Carolyn LOW PRICE second appear Weeks, first; Kathy DeGregorio ite Pond this and Susan April; largest doll: Carol Castagnino, Nancy Hall and Judy (Continued o Volker; best stuffed animal: LET US Martha Sue Ross, Nancy block and WEB Virginia Carr; cutest small doll: Sue Wilson, Trudy Batchelder and Protect REFRESH YOUR Kim Brown; most unusual: Wanda to* OQ Batchelder, John Emmert and Susan Legros. Your R1E Registration at Central is now PARKING at 441, and the youngsters will TABLE TOPS compete this Friday in a hat show, COAW04 Si. . beginning at 10:30. And Other Fine Furniture Bubble Gum And Hobbies With BLANKETS Shawsheen playground children $1.50 Complete competed in both a hobby show PLATE GLASS REGULARLY and a bubble gum contest. with Karen Glennon was awarded the Now you can enjoy our premium blanket renovating at a gold ribbon in the hobby show. Why Gamble? special low price. Our craftsmen deep clean blankets to In the boys' division, Edward restore soft, spotless beauty in a way that will delight TEXA TEL. MU 3.7151 you. Remember, this offer is limited. So bring in your Fleischer, William Moriarty Jr. blankets now! and George Cox III were first, For Information Produ second and third; Karen Glennon, Jane Carr and Mary Frances Wesollowsky were one-two-three Lawrence Plate & SEALED IN TRANSPARENT BAGS 99 in the girls' group. Window Glass Co. FUEL I The results in the bubble gum t UR BURNE contest were as follows: 11-13 417 Canal St. Tel. MU 3.7151 years old, Linda Walsh, Joseph ___ FREE S GREEN Si

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