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Clear skies and a warm sun greeted the traditional Easter parade last Sun- outside the Baptist church. From left to right are: Sherry Nelson, Beverly Shot- day morning and made the day ideal for the spring finery displayed by old and tuck, Betty Jean Estelle, Donna Stocks, Dorothy Lawson, Joanne Allen, SS young alike, some of which is shown by this charming bevy of young misses Joyce Fisher, Judy McLean, Janet Towne and Glenda Norton. (Look Photo) Abbot Planning DAYLIGHT SAVING 3.33 INCHES OF RAIN Police Looking For Weapons TO START SUNDAY IN TWO-DAY STORM Daylight saving time be- Gala Weekend A total of 3.33 inches of gins next , Sunday morning rain fell here during the In Possession Of Teen-Agers 1 when clocks are advanced For Parents heavy two-day storm last ---40 one hour. This year it will Following published reports of Friday and Saturday, accord- Planning Board continue Abbot academy hopes to wel- recent fatal accidents resat Ling until the last Sun- . . • • ing to records of the Essex t day in come the parents ofe the majority of from weapons in the hands of ti ten- ES October instead of Company of Lawrence. The To Meet Regularly ii stopping the last Sunday in its students Saturday and Sunday alters local police have been 1oon- storm was general through- September. Before retiring which are being observed as The Andover Planning board has ducting a quiet investigation that Saturday night be sure to Parents' weekend. out New England with BO S'' recently reorganized, Chairman has resulted so far in the col lec- eed NO set watches and clocks one The program will start off with ton getting 3,75 inches and Kirk R. Batcheller announced to- tion of several firearms and co ther inches. hour ahead and then forget what promises to be a most in- Por tland 3.11 day. On the resignation of Leon A. weapons belonging to lads in the event, a father-daughter Swollen streams flooded about it. B & M timetables teresting Field as secretary, Richard C. teen-age group. the early after- roads in Maine and New • are printed in D.S.T. softball game in Simmers has been appointed the In this connection a notice from Tubes... noon. At 3:30 o'clock there will be Hampshire and the northern new secretary of the board. The (Continued on Page 13) a parents' meeting at which Miss portions of these two states members consist of Kirk R. Bat- DY GREATER Marguerite C. Hearsey, headmis- had snow. Locally the cheller, chairman; Richard C. DR LESS COST! !, tress, will welcome the parents weather was mild during the Simmers, secretary; Leon A. Field, . "TABLE TOPPER and introduce them to the faculty storm. Fred F. Cheever and Eugene A. and the afternoon speaker, W. Bernardin Jr. Benton Harrison, father of one of Meetings will be held the first ot APARE H Water Boiler the students who will speak on School Bus Driver Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. ....*: .... (Continued (en Pug(' /6) To Be Honored on the second floor of the town SAFETY house. Should a holiday occur on Today Your Pharmacist ..z.: In recognition of a half-century the first Monday of the month, the Drops a Word About... stop of outstanding performance a tes- meeting will be postponed until JCK TREAD OPEN temonial will he held May 18 in the rh quicker than res the second Monday. Any changes ,----. ,-----.,...... _, cafeteria at which a punctures are se high school in scheduled meetings will be an- '..-----".r-----, r----li THURSDAY, FRIDAY gift will be presented to Alvah P. LIVER FLATS ... nounced in the paper a week ahead. BLOW-OUT SATURDAY & SUNDAY Wright who last January began his ISE 50th year transporting children to (Continued on Page 13) 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 1926 school and who today is carrying • once Seeks Information pupils whose grandparents GEORGE IL MINOT rode in his bus. A buffet supper o 1AP ARE ., ,.....— COTTAGE FARM n Auto Trips George IL Minot, a Nobe , ,,, ,----‘ r-__-,---• at 6:30 p.m., and an entertainment prize winner, ,_____. , the presentation. Many Andover motorists have was born i n COST dr...—. will precede Boston in , ANDOVER STORE „ i for this been interviewed hy re resents- 1885. He wa ..a..ing arrangements educated at following: Mrs, fives of the state department of Harvard Un e more than a Route 28 event are the versity. Howard Young, chairman; Supt. public works who are conducting I tires and tube When Dr. Minot, wit Specially designed for TEL. 612 nn Pap' 1 ) an "origin and destination" study that's yo.. mod- (Cerra 1111Wri Willian Murphy, In Ifety rn, base houses. of traffic in the Lawrence-Methuen 1928 ctua I cost tr discovered the benefits Also adoptableable for area, utility TREE MOVING of liver in perniclou S or kitchen use in any home. COMMERCIAL The interviews at selected 10- OUR PRESENT cations consist principally of oh- anemia, the medical pn twining the origin aiid destination fession gave a mar lac , &RD RIMS! YORK HEAT WA BIG v jag of motor vehicle trips. rhe i nfor- 4 velous health restore — ====-- _. 14 mation is necessary for the lots- to humanity. ., ....,_ .. BEAU. LD — St-RVICED —INSTALLED BY I a" tion of future highways in this area, ERVICE N{OU Wkt*/ .1. And. 8484 Pii1111E0 T EL. DALTON Personal NOW ?°C4 ANDOVER PAINTING TIME HOWE For Every CALL PHARMACY Need See Our Ad On Page 4 And Business ‘t•IVOPANN \°14 1848 TEL. 107 YOUR DOCTORS KNOWLEDGE 6 SERVICE Heating Corporation CALL 1943 COLE PAINT ,.,,,,, . LUPINE RD, , IS THE KEY TO HEALTH Tel. And. 8119 TEL. 365 46 MA114 ST. THE TOWNSMAN AMALIA II i . i i',,, .1..-- BRING HIS PRESCRIPTION TO US 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

COMPLAIN OF GARBAGE GERRISH HONORED Court St. Monica BEING THROWN IN DUMP Scott Gerrish, 27 Enmore st., Complaints that garbage is being has been chosen for membership in WEST PARISH To Sponsor Tea thrown in the town dump have been Sphinx, one of the three senior Ors. Marsh Lewis, Correspondent, 'Telephone 2445 received by the board of health and honor societies at Dartmouth col- Arrangements are completed for have been turned over to the po- lege. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Car- the Easter-time tea to he held in Appointed Director's Aide lice department for investigation. roll C. Gerrish he is a member of dist church, Ballardvale; Robert St. Augustine's school hall at George F. Quinn has recently Domingue, Free church; Richard the varsity baseball team and Beta p.m., Sunday, Apr. 25, been appointed assistant director under the TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED Theta Pi fraternity. He is a gra- Lawrence, Methodist church; Joan sponsorship of Court St. Monica, of operations of the Atomic Energy ADS BRING RESULTS duate of Punchard Hathaway; Baptist church and 783, C.D. of A. commission's productive division. Carol Ann DesRoches and Marilyn Fr. Syvinski's choir boys Mr. Quinn is married to the former Davis, West church. Lester Dixon will render the musical program under Evelyn Dow, daughter of Attorney and David 'laartz acted as ushers the direction of Fr. Syvinski. The and Mrs. Halbert Dow of Beacon for the West church. Rev. Domenic Berm will be the st. He is a graduate of M.I.T. and Baked Bean Supper guest speaker. The junior members has been associated with the of the court will act as ushers. A.E.C. for the past five years. The Much effort and hard work is The members of the committee family home is in FallsChurch, Va. being put into preparations for the Theeret utiona baked bean supper to be served in are: Mrs. Raymond A. Tloyer, chair- Home For Holiday the vestry at 6 p.m., Saturday, Apr. man, Mrs. Arthur Messaro, 00- Miss Judith 'garland was home .24. A good supper is assured all chairman, Mrs. Arthur Locke, Mrs. from the University of Massachu- who attend. William McDonald, Mrs. Monica -110ilif soft collar setts. Bruce Stewart and Richard Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Barton, Mrs, Hudgins were home from Norwich May Breakfast Margaret Pelletier, Mrs. Andrew university,Northfield, Vt. All vis- It is not too early to contact limes, Mrs. Thomas O'Riordan, ited at their respective homes for Mrs. H. P. Carter for reservations Mrs. Donald Hutcheson and 1.s. on Van Heusen the holidays. for the annual May Breakfast to Lou is Beaulieu. Church News be served by the members of the The public is cordially invited. Over 100 young people attended Junior Women's Union in the ves- the Sunrise Easter service held in try of the West church Saturday, Personals A group o May 1. Beautiful May baskets will class treasur ENTURY shirts the West church on last Sunday Kenneth Hilton Jr., of Lowell morning. The following took part be on sale; also there will be a st., left Saturday for Pittsfield, right, are: Mc sale of aprons. in the service: Lawrence Lewis, Me., where he has accepted a po- 3onita Hajjar Christ church; Bruce Donovan, Notes sition. on't wrinkle...ever South church; Joyce :Mason, Nletho- The teachers and officers of the rir. and Mrs. Alden Kennett of Attend C West church school will meet at Auburn, Ne., l were Sunday guests pAM%. - MOO I TI 1-VV 8 p.m., Tuesday, Apr. 27, in the at the home of Mrs. Ernest Dick, Trade Bd .PLAYHOUSE church vestry. High Plain rd. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ozoonian Several local Wednesday thru Saturday of Grange to Meet Lynn, spent the weekend with Mr, nessmen attende April 21st thru 24th Andover Grange, 183, will meet the Essex C( and Mrs. John Ozoonian of Osgood at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Apr. 27 in 2 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS rd. Boards of Trade Grange hall. The third and fourth At Our Regular Admission and Mrs. Norman Morgan are clover April 14, degrees will be exemplified at this entertaining the following guests measures were t For This Engagement Only time and the deputy inspector will at their home on Lowell st.; Harry of discussion. Starting Time 1:15 p.m. Besides Walt be Alfred Godbout of Danvers. Re- ic n Mrs. Henry Owen and y dent of the as ROMAN HOLIDAY freshments will be served. hH e.e sueond: Lynn of Centerville, N. men present in Audrey Hepburn — Gregory Peck r Sundanday and weekend guests at 4-H Club y Look, president 1:15 5:15 9:10 the Morgan home included: Its. The West Andover 4-H Dairy Board of Trade; club will meet at 1:30 p.m., Sat- Florence Mushet of Arlington, Ed- SHANE tine, past presic urday, at Harkdale Farm, West win Kennedy and daughter, Nancy Alan Ladd — Jean Arthur of the county be Andover. The following were re- of Pittsfield, Percy Owen, Misses 3:10 7:10 David L. Nicoll, Bessie and Grace Taylor and Miss cently elected to office: President, ctor; Leonard 1 Sunday, Monday & Tuesday Georgia Crawford all of Clifton- Hartwell Abbott Jr., vice pres- civil defense at April 25th-26th-27th dale. ident, Russell Carson; secretary, ire Chief C. Ed Susan Abbott, treasurer, Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Farring- JUBILEE TRAIL ty Fire Chief A Levesque; project reporter, James ton of Geneva rd., and Mrs. IV, In Technicolor French Leighton of ',owell, are er civil defens Joan Leslie — Forest Tucker Abbott. enajsohyiiin weeks' acation in man Sidney P. A 2:05 5:30 8:50 W nggton: D.C. Mother, executiv ndover Board of TARZAN'S SAVAGE FURY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Batchelder Col. John J. Lex Barker — Dorothy Hart of Bacon Hill, N.Y. spent the f the Massachus 3:45 7:10 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Abbott LOANS gency, was the Wear it...wash it... Batchelder of Argilla rd. Wednesday thru Saturday Miss Margaret Dick of Long- eteran of two April 28th thru May 1st meadow, is enjoying the spring een decorated for TAXES States, France ar RED GARTERS recess from her teaching duties in ge at her Other items o In Technicolor the zoning probl Rosemary Clooney — Jack Carson YePaothp Hijguhnigaincordll.e ANDOVER hBaom lover and the 1 for14 days at 3:15 6:10 9:10 Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Stevens e tourist pro FINANCE CO. have returned to their home on CEASE FIRE d the indusi Virginia rd., after spending sev- Capt. Roy Thompson, Jr. ommittee of the 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG eral days with their daughter and Sgt. Richard Karl Elliott ANDOVER SQUARE her family in Great Mills, Md. ALS. STUDEn 1:45 4:45 7:40 Elander & Swanton's risk! TEL. ANDOVER 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Holland Davis and IRST CO1 daughter of Virginia rd., and Is The following Fred Thresher of Wakefield, spent ard high scho Try this amazing Van Heusen Century Shirt the weekend in Braintree, Vt. rily completed 1960 DESIGN MAKES YOUR henry Arnold of Hawthorne, Cal., rst aid course, at the without risking a penny! See how its exclusive is enjoying a week's visit rances Collins soft one-piece collar remains wrinkle-free all day home of NIr. nd Mrs.nter.r.Ernest Bad. elka, Jacquelin BEST BUY: en Dineen, J long . . . without starch or stays. See how easily WAt iargeon of Br:chi Mr. and Mrs. John D. C. Little athaway, Pad( it launders because the fold-line's woven in. Just of Boston, spent Sunday with he Ynch, Joyce Na iron it flat, flip it and it folds perfectly ... won't former's mother, Mrs. Margate arilyn Nicoll, wrinkle—ever! And if you don't agree it's the Little of Shawsheen rd. nth Santuccio, everly Spofford, most satisfactory shirt you've ever worn—we will pfd `r Miss Isabelle Bobbie, pool of the West elementary school, gladly give you your nunnery back! VERTIFLAME has returned to her duties after o being confined to her home

Shawsheen rd., following at WHITE ....$395 and $495 appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Warhis Shaw a:: Lakewoc. Regular, widespread, or short daughter, Susan, of R.I., were weekend guests of Is COLORS...5495 Waltham's even, sootless , collars; single or French cuffs. heat is made possible by Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alt Fine Clothing a revolutionary head. This Ritchie of Shawsheen rd. patented "JET HEAD" Mrs. Barbara Plumstead of I Ritchie:1 and Footwear for produces a flame 600 de- well st. an d NIrs. Alex in Glouces- Dads and Lads grees hotter than the av- Shawsheen rd. visited erage oil burner! ter on NonI day. Friends will he interested tc Try learn that Mr. and Mrs. Walter fro Albert E. Schlott, Inc. and their family have movedi iia:d are resp n .ZIanAct&,'Sutantor Bals to nSpa, N.Y. i was Andover, Moss. ED Exeter, N. H. 314 So. Broadway Lawrence Tel. 2 2161 in Greenfield. Its. True formeriei r '(elane c

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The only part of a man that pursuit of a dollar is his con- t. Monica 'doesn't function well while he is in science. sor Tea is are completed for - ne tea to he held in .1' !'s school hall at • F. Apr. 25, under the This Bank of Court St. Monica. k‘. ki's choir boys will has been paying its depositors usical program under of Fr. Syvinski. The c Berra will be the The junior members ill act as ushers. ors of the committee mond A. 'foyer, chair. Arthur Messaro, co- 3. Arthur Locke, tlra )onald, Mrs. Monica Joseph Barton, Mrs. lletier, Mrs. Andrew 3% Thomas O'Riordan, Ilutcheson and 'Irs, • for the past five years eu. 4 is cordially invited. We invite you to loin A group of Punchard sophomores recently conducted a bakery sale for the benefit of the our happy family class treasury and offered a number of home-made products for sale. In the photo from left to Tilton Jr., of Lowell turday for Pittsfield, right, are: Mary 9onanno, Joan Hathaway, Faye Thornton, Mrs. Hardy, in rear; Ann Lefebvre, re has accepted a po- Bonita Haiku and William Vickers. .(V. Treanor Photo) Merrimack Irs. Alden Kennett of Attend County P.N.S. Wins Opener books and periodicals on this most , were Sunday guests interesting phase of home owner- Co-operative Bank of Mrs. Ernest Dick, Trade Bd. Meeting In Suburban League ship. Much material is being dis- played through the end of the Several local officials and busi- 264 Essex Street firs. Dick Ozoonian of Punchard opened its Merrimack month. Garden walks, terraces, nessmen attended the meeting'of the weekend with Mr, Suburban League season by win- walls, pools, rock gardens, an- LAWRENCE, MASS. the Essex County Associated n Ozoonian of Osgood ning a 14-13 slug-fest in 10 inn- nuals, perennials, garden furniture, Member Federal Home Loon Bank System Boards of Trade held in North An- ings at Tewksbury Tuesday after- lawns, tool houses, etc., are in- dover April 11, when civil defense rs. Norman Morgan are noon. cluded. measures were the principal topic the following guests The Blue and Gold made 19 hits e on Lowell st.; Harry of discussion. during the contest while their oppo- Besides Walter Billings, presi- rs. Henry Owen and nents gathered only 10, but bases SUTHERLAND'S dent of the association, Andover nn of Centerville, N. on halls and errors had much to do men present included Donald B. rod weekend guests at with the scoring. Look, president of the Andover home included: Mrs. The summary: Board of Trade; Harold E. Hesel- shet of Arlington, Fd., THEY'RE NEW... THEY'RE ALL PURPOSE! tine, past president and a member PUNCHARD and daughter, Nancy of the county board; Police Chief AB R H PO A 11 Percy Owen, Misses Fisher 3h 7 2 2 3 4 1 David L. Nicoll, civil defense dir- Vickers 5 3 3 2 2 2 Grace Taylor and Miss Lynch cf 4 3 2 2 0 0 ector; Leonard F. James, head of Pearl If-p R 0 3 0 0 0 awford all of Clifton- Lefevre If n 0 n n n civil defense at Phillips academy; Lawrence If nnnonn ire Chief C. Edward Buchan, Dep- Ostrowski lh R 1 2 12 0 lrs. Reynolds Fining• Mooney 2h 6 1 2 2 2 1 ty Fire Chief Albert Cole Jr., tor- Munich rr 4 2 2 0 n eva rd., and Mrs. A. Carver c . h 2 3 Is n ghton of ',owell, are mer civil defense director; Select- Grudzinsk; p z n n 0 1 n Wrought Iron Murray p 2 n ft 0 3 1 weeks' acation in man Sidney P. White and James II. Mother, executive secretary of the Totals ...... 49 14 19 30 12 14 D.C. TEWKSBURY 'Us. Albert Batchelder ndover Board of Trade. ABB H P0 A E N1arion p•lb . 1 3 1 9 2 2 Hill, N.Y. spent the Col. John J. Maginnis, director Doherty 2h 01 2 4 2 0 f the Massachusetts Civil Defense Qu , mby 3h 3 n 1 1 R t th Mr. and Mrs. Abbott n n 3 1 n gency, was the guest speaker. A Trull c . . Tables 4 Argilla rd. Matthews If . . .500In0 eteran of two world wars he has Riddle lb ... . 5 2 1 7 1 0 •garet Dick of Long- Coyne cf .. 4 3 enjoying the spina' een decorated by the United Barron as 2 1 1 0 States, France and Belgium. Hickey rf 01 1 n 0 0 0 her teaching duties in Aspell p 2 n n 0 0 A Distinctively New Group inior college at her Other items of discussion were the zoning problems of North An- Totals .... 43 13 10 30 17 3 h Plain rd. Innings 123453759 101 R In Contemporary Design! %Irs. Carl II. Stevens dover and the latest problems of Punchard 0 n 2 2 7 0 0 1 0 2-14 Tewksbury .... 1 5 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 1-13 ed to their home on e tourist promotion committee d the industrial development RBI—Pearl 2. Carver 2. Ostrowski 2. in the modern trend, with slender wrought-iron , after spending sev Lynch 2. Vickers 2, Marion. Dohetty 2. Designed ommittee of the association. Quimby, Barron, Coyne 2. Hickey 2. Mat- ith their daughter and thews. 2B—Coyne. Vickers, Lynch. 35— legs finished in charcoal black, and equipped with scuff- a Great Mills, Md. STUDENTS PASS Riddle. Pearl. SB—Fisher, Vickers. Os.. trowski, Mooney, Mr.-ton 2. Doherty. DP— proof rubber tips. The shelves are of smooth furniture steel Irs. Rolland Davis and IlltST AID COURSE Barron, Trull and Riddle. LOB—Punchard 11. Tewksbury 10. BB—off Grudzinski 3. in distinctive colors . . . Chinese Red, Jade Green, Sun Yel- Virginia rd., and \Fs The following students at Pun- Pearl 4, Murray 2. Marlon 9, Asrpell 2. ,er of Wakefield, spent chard high school have satisfact- SO—hy Grudzloski 4. Pearl 2, Murray 3. low. A versatile group equally useful in living room, TV Marion 4. Asroll. HBP—hy Murray iMate in Braintree, Vt. orily completed the Red Cross thews. Murray. L—Aspell. room, game room or porch. Dld of Hawthorne, Cal., first aid course, according to n ss a week's visit at the Frances Collins, instructor: Mary, GARDEN BOOKS A—BOUND SHELF TABLE and Mrs. Ernest Bail• lelka, Jacqueline Desmet, Kath- AT THE LIBRARY rechin terr. leen Dineen, Judith Hall, Joan New homes require good thinking Irs. John D. C. Little Bath away, Patience Lewin, Mary when it comes to planning the spent Sunday with 6, Lynch, Joyce Nason, Ann Nelson, grounds and planting the shrubs 4.98 other, Mrs. Margaret Marilyn Nicoll, Marjorie Parker, and trees that will continue to be awsheen rd, Ruth Santuccio, Patricia Smalley, a pleasure and not require removal teller Dobbie, princi Beverly Spofford, and Joan Wilson. in a few years. The library has B—OBLONG SHELF TABLE it elementary school, I to her duties -5 FLOORS- ned to her home 4.98 rd., followina Famous Brand Names Ly. —NEST OF TABLES irs. Warhis Shaw a: 0 J. iusan, of Lakewool Radios - Appliances eekend guests of Mrs. its, Mr. and Mrs. Alec 10.98 tawsheen rd. TELEVISION are Plumstead of Lo.. Mrs. Alex Ritchie ol d. visited in Glows- HOME FURNISHINGS — Third Floor

y. IC will be interested 7. and Mrs. Walter Trot COMPANY SHOP BY 'PHONE roily have moved tl N.Y. and are resi e 430 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE CALL 37173... d. Ws. True was th TEL. 6197 Corliss. /".

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bins and TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED will he in control of the lighting Jerry Rockwell ,and the effects. Women's costumes will Devastators: AliceAlice Neil, ADS BRING RESULTS !Vary t be in charge of Ruth Hammond, s aciarl eibabPetattis,N SIIAWSHEEN assisted by Mrs. Thomas Sutton, Edda Benedetti, and Grace Otis. DAY and NIGHT :%lrs. Helen Caswell. Correspondent. Telephone 62 Mrs. Charles Currier and Mrs. coll. The Wildcats were the win. ners. Individual honors went Richard Sullivan; men's cos- to coffee hour, which will preceae tumes by Philip Winters. Mrs. the following, high average, Lee Dramatic Department the meeting. Baxter; high single, Eileen Locke The dramatic department of the Harold Gens will he in charge of ; The planning committee of the sound effects, with Mrs. Susan high triple, Martha Bailey. Shawsheen Village Woman's club The department met at the home of Mrs. Ward Ripley and Dr. I. Malcolm league will wind up its season .1% $11:2CN. will meet at 230 p.m., Friday, % George Harper of WindSor st., Humphrey providing the music. tonight with a banquet. Officers Apr. 23, at the Andover Inn. Mrs. %,,SICL/N. Tuesday morning to prepare final Ushers for both nights will in- for the year have been: President, MeV I. Malcolm Humphrey, who is pro- plans for Friday's meeting with clude Mrs. G. Edgar Best, Mrs. Martha Bailey; secretary, Margaret gram chairman for the afternoon, the chairman, Mrs. Richard Locke. William Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Treasurer, Ruth Lauder. will present N. P. Hallowell of Those present included Mrs. G. Neil and Mrs. Douglas Crocket. Personals ANDOVER Phillips academy, as the guest Edgar Best, Mrs. William Thomp- The play is a comic fantasy. speaker. Mr. Hallowell is instruc- Barrett, 59 Carmel son, Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs. Several members of the cast have rd.,returnedPer Ge TAXI SERVICE tor of English and director of dra- home Saturday from Sherman Locke, Mrs. Walter Cas- appeared in previous productions matics at the academy, and he will the Lawrence General hospital, well, Mrs. John Guild, Mrs. Rich- in recent years. Albert Swenson be welcomed by the group in this where she was a surgical patient, ard !Timmer, Mrs. Frank [Timmer, has appeared with several ama- ... CAUL 414 ... return engagement. Mrs. James Do- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carpentier Mrs. Thomas Neil, Mrs. Walter tuer theatrical groups and Mrs. of Dumbarton st., attended the Red POST OFFICE AVENUE Ian and her committee of hos- Wilson Jr., and Mrs. Harper. tesses will be in charge of the Gordon Colquhoun, Mrs. Sherman Sox - Yankee baseball game in The Curious Savage Locke, Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. Boston Monday afternoon. A large group of men have been John Lowe, Mrs. Philip Winters, Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty of waking for weeks on building and Harold Wennik, Hartley Bailey Enmore st., left Tuesday on a painting the set for the "Curious and Harold Freeman have ap- motor trip to Harrisburg, Pa,, and PROTECTION Savage", the 3-act play which peared in recent plays put on by Wa sgtohin n, D.C. will be presented by the Shaw- this group. Mrs. Everret johnLowe of Sutherland st., sheen Village Woman's club and Alan Chadwick and William went by plane Wednesday to Sagi- the Boosters club, in Memorial Schmidlin are new to the group naw , Mich., on a business trip. auditorium Apr. 30 and May 1. this year, and all are working Mrs. Wallace Fiedler of Chand- PLUS overtime with the director, Mrs. ler circle, is enjoying a week's The set was designed by William Edwards and Charles Fowler and William Edwards to provide an vacation from her teaching duties they have been assisted by Char- evening of fine entertainment for in the Tewksbury elementary WITH Yet Costs You Less! les McCullom, Gordon Colquhoun, the audiences. The proceeds will school. Robert Mower, Walter Caswell, G. benefit the scholarship funds of Mrs. Susan Balben, who makes Edgar Best, William Edwards Jr., both organizations. her home with her daughter and Phillip Colquhoun and Betsy family, Mr. and Mrs. George Bar- Caswell. Stage and hand proper- Women's Bowling League rett of Carmel rd., is celebrating ties will be in charge of the fol- The Thursday Night Women's her 84th birthday today. Bowling league held a rolloff last OUR lowing committee, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Marion Barrett, a teacher Hartley Bailey, Mrs. Alfred week between the two teams con- in the Nashua, N.H., junior high, Quance, Mrs. Donald Laing, Mrs. tending for high honors. The match school, spent the Easter weekend Chester Kopatch, Mrs. Harold Hal- was between the Wildcats: Mar- with Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett TUBELESS ler and Mrs. Arthur Janes. garet Lowe, captain, Marge of Carmel rd. Barnes, Edna Quance, May Rob- _la, and Mrs. Waltper Wilson Jr. Punchard High IT'S HOUSE-PAINTING-TIME By JOYCE M. WILLIAMS TIRES Council Convention • r IN The State Student Council Con- vention will he held Saturday, \lay Yes, this new marvel of the 1 at Bridgewater. The Puncliard automobile age eliminates council has selected Ann Smith, mI inner-tubes completely . . . NEW ENGLAND yet brings you MORE pro- Ann Sughrue, Ga' Thompson, VP tection for less money! Joan Hathaway, and ircia Tana Check the prices below ney as representativef- against the price of a regu- lar tire AND a blowout pro- Class Meeting tecting inner tube... you'll Scholarships were discussed at see what we mean! a meeting of the senior class Tues- 4 day. Bernard NI. Kellmurray, of the Guidance Department explained the types of prizes and scholar- COMPARE ships offered and the procedure of application. The deadline for THESE PRICES.. . applying is Friday, May 7 but svk dents are requested to submit ap- `ThRT , CHEVROLET — PLYMOUTH plications by Monday May 3. hi letters should be addressed to $30.95 6 EA C 15 - use a paint designed to Lindsay J. March, Headmaster. J0 Attends Convention Miss E. Marjorie Smith of the Punchard French Department at- MERCURY — DODJE — PONTIAC. withstand New England's weather! tended the Northeast Conference on the teaching of modem Ian guaees EACH * held at Brown University and Park in Providence, Apr. SEALS ITS 534.95 710X 15 broke college TOURAINE 9 and 10. Those attending ore OWN BUICK — DE SOTO — OLDSMOI ILE: divided into several groups ishid PUNCTURES. . HOUSE PAINT discussed the reports of comrtt• EACH * tees who had met previous to ire conference. '37 .95 7.60 X 15 In white and colors! Touraine is New England for New Junior Meeting SAFE FROM made in d England conditions . . . it's a 49 The Junior class officers a.3 BRUISE FITS YOUR PRESENT "lead paint" with lots of film prom planning board recent1' at elasticity and flexibility which it with Supt. Edward I. Erickson, at: BLOWOUTS STANDARD RIMS March's retains even after years of ex- GAL. Headmaster Lindsay J. posure! Gives extreme coverage discuss plans for the annual It ... is easy to apply. In case lots or 5 Juile Available Now ... Let nior-Senior prom to be held . GRIP-BLOCK gallon cans ...(Single Gals. $5.95) the meat! Us Show It To You! Students present at TREAD SPECIAL were: Marcia Tangney, George tier CLI rick, Ruth Santuccio, Mary Bolo. STOPS SKIDS • Plus Tax and Your Old Tire Ernest Clegg, Mary Helka, WEINER': OUTSIDE WHITE $395 Buschmann, \WOr ing of Ftk Gives good coverage and is long lasting. Burgher, Carl on our os The best for the money! GAL. Carver, Carol Folley, Dora, a boast b Lord, Richard Jenkins, Anne her vi to you I LEIGHTON'S GULF SERVICE • menello, John McCabe, StepL . then 96 Haverhill Street, Shawsheen Village Tel. And. 8119 O'Connor, Glenn Peatman, gate why so m PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Potvin, Valerie Shaw, PhIlhi have the Spinney and Janet Young. 1', WEINER' group plans to meet again soon MURRAY'S GULF SERVICE 46 MAIN ST. TEL.1156 make wt Main at Chestnut Street, Andover Tel. And. 8484 decide the theme and to 01 necessary arrangements. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

rry Rockwell,and the YOUR FURRIER SINCE 1900 Alice Neil, captain Stacia Hibbetts' tti, and Grace Dris'. ino lob [cleats were the win- ual honors went to • / high average, Lee single, Eileen Locke.' Martha Bailey, The wind up its season sl a banquet. Officers lave been: President, ; secretary, Margaret rer, Ruth Lauder,

;e Barrett, 59 Carmel home Saturday from )e General hospital, as a surgical patient, COLD STORAGE rs . Albert Carpentier st., attended the Red • baseball game in ty afternoon. Irs. John Flaherty of left Tuesday on a Harrisburg, Pa., and ).C. e of Sutherland st., e Wednesday to So- FOR FURS and WOOLENS lt a business trip. ce Fiedler of Chad- s enjoying a week's n her teaching duties WITH 14 STORAGE IS A BUSINESS. . . NOT A SIDELINE ewksbury elementary

Balben, who makes ith her daughter and Ind Mrs. George flar- e! rd., is celebrating day today. OUR STORAGE VAULTS ARE RIGHT ON OUR PREMISES )n Barrett, a teacher la, N.H., junior high t the Easter weekend l Mrs. George Barrett 111111111i1111111%'"":7;.i ard High irrigge 11111111111111111111111116Wriii 111111111110 , A IPP1111111111,14M1111111111111r"11111 E M. WILLIAMS immune ultawanos nventlon Student Council Con- he held Saturday, May water. The Punchard selected Ann Smith, se, Gal' Thompson, ray, and ircia Tang 3entative ing ps were discussed at the senior class Tues- M. Kellmurray, of the )epartment explained f prizes and scholar- ! and the procedure of The deadline for Friday, May 7 but sla quested to submit up- y Monday May 3. aid be addressed to PHOTO SHOWS JUST A SECTION OF OUR BONE-DRY COLD STORAGE VAULTS arch, Headmaster. nv ention Marjorie Smith of the —are neither Dry Cleaners nor Warehousemen. We are FURRIERS, First, Last and Always. We KNOW w ith Department at- )rtheast Conferenceon the construction of your furs, whether you bought them from us or not, and the requirements for keep- of modem languages ing them in top condition. n University and Pen- WE e in Providence, Apr. Those attending vre several groups Y.Inc to reports of COT -YET YOU PAY NO MORE FOR WEINER'S STORAGE, met previous d CLEANING, REPAIRING OR REMODELING SERVICE leg .r class officers ,g board recentl' iward I. Erickson, ' Lindsay J. Marc FUR is for the annual.` FUR roni to be held June sent at the mee4 REPAIRING Tan gney, George lier CLEANING 04' ntuccio, Mary B01 tekinfia WEINER'S expert furriers do g, Mary Belka, WEINER'S Scientific Clean- ALL repairing and remodeling .1 Buschmann, Marti' ing of Furs, in our own plant right in our own shops. Your il on our own premises, is not LAWRENCE valuable furs should be en- rol Follev, Doe a boast 276 ESSEX ST. but a reality. We in- trusted only to Weiner's tie Lord, Richard Li vite hn McCabe, StePh" you to see our facilities skilled craftsmen. Here is lte • . . then you will understand Tenn Peaunan, the "Know-How" and you pay why so many people prefer to no more for this EXPERT lerie Shaw, Phillii hav e their furs cleaned by service! I Janet Young, WEINER'S. Tel. Law. 5163 to meet again soun,t REMEMBER - WEINER'S IS AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE herne and to make u rangements. 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE BITUAI No matter how hard we moderns ER try to save for a rainy day, the gsm.....11,ElaRanaaii U. chances are it won't take can' of the a downpour. d5entosn,e dieof d etso • f 86 Andover st:, TN R ADING shortort illness . Thie wife of ter vik DRIVE •• IN THEATHEATRETRE dover, 4 • 0 TE hom in m hunch, and was Now Thru Saturday ons of Union au Charlton Heston an'sothers'cluband Relief Cot NAKED ent of Andover I rans of Foreign W Besides her bus JUNGLE vived by two daub bert R. Folley o — Co-feature — employee of the Will Rogers, Jr. man; and Mrs. Alic BOY FROM OKLAHOMA eessrAnne., \ld thaiesE Lam Sunday, Monday & Tuesday Fred A. Lamb TWO TECHNICOLOR HITS odvialterTodd UrW• Tex.,.,asister, ALAN LADD of Webster, and 23 great st church was this lar3e group of Abbot academy (ken PARATROOPER Among the Palm Sunday worshippers at Chri students who are shown The funeral wil ibuted during the service, leaving the church carrying palms that were distr (Look Photo) from the Lundgrc — Co-feature — Any man with industry, even, with services at 2 ANDO NA SOCIETY Levering Reynold; Rhonda Fleming though he lacks genius, accom- I WEDDING S • At a recent meeting plishes more than the genius who of the An- of the Free chard JIVARO dons society held at the home of lacks industry. BATESON — O'DONNELL STOVALL — EVANS in Bellevue cemete At a 3 o'clock ceremony Easter St. Joseph's church in Ballard- Mrs. Charles H. Black of Wolcott MILDRED Sunday in St. Laurence's church, vale was decorated with Easter ave., events of the winter and RS. WORSHIP EVERY SUNDAY plans for the Lawrence, Miss Mary Kathleen lilies and palms Saturday, Apr. 18 future were dl. at the O'Donnell, daughter of Mr. and for the wedding at 3 o'clock of cussed. The group is sponsoring a Dorothy Lillian Evans, daughter of 3i'l.died a A f )Nor5 7 1dre5re dr a te (sMhi i Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell, 16 Al- play, "The Voice of the 'Me," ANDOVER BAPTIST CHURCH Harold James Evans of Woburn st., to be given by a professional York City following bion st., Lawrence, became the nallar dvale, to Matthew James Essex and Central Streets Two sisters, !lit bride of James Bateson Jr., son Stovall, son of Mrs. Matthew Stov- group May 21 and 22, and also Rev. Roy E. Nelson, Jr., Pastor of Mr. and Mrs. James Bateson, 51 all of West Point, N.Y. The cere- plan to have a bazaar in the fall. Causland of Tewk Red Spring rd. The Rev. John F. mony was performed by the Rev. Peter P. Gelzines 9:30 A.M. Church School; Graded Classes. survive. Wilson, O.S.A., performed the Henry B. Syvinski, O.S.A. on, 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship. Everyone Welcome. ceremony before an altar arranged The funeral wa The bride, who was given in mar- om the M. A. But SERMON: with Easter lilies. Ald. Louis J. riage by her father, wore an aqua Scanlon was the soloist and John suit with navy blue accessories eral home with a 1 "HE TRIED" MacGilvrey presided at the organ. and carried a prayer book with an REO mem ai St. Augus Given in marriage by her fattier orchid,. draped with streamers of :30 a.m. Burial w; 7:00 P.M. Baptist Youth Fellowship the bride chose a princess style white sweet peas. Mrs. Wanda Dar- ne's cemetery. ACCEPT THE INVITATION OF THE CARILLONS AND CHIMES gown of imported lace and satin, den of Lawrence, the matron of AMES S. RON AY honor, wore a navy blue suit with fashioned with a V-neckline, out- James S. Ronal pink accessories and carried a Morton st., died 1 lined in irridescents and lace colonial bouquet of pink roses. flowers, long pointed sleeves and Charles McCrystal of West Rox- at the Delaney N a bouffant skirt of satin which bury was the best man. Miss Mary owell after a long ended in a cathedral train. Her Lanigan was organist and James Born in Andover veil of illusion fell from a mantilla Sheard soloist. POWER resident of the to and she carried a prayerhook After die ceremony a reception ployed by the b marked with an orchid and stream- was held at the Ballardvale Com- works for 30 years ers of stephanotis. munity room with guests present tirement nine years The bridal attendants were Miss from Boston, Malden, Lowell, Law- Lawn Mowers Ile leaves duel Mary Sheehan of Lawrence, as rence, West Peabody and Connecti- nd Leonard of Ani maid of honor, Mona Richter, Joan cut. R EO — the easy start- Ronan Jr., of Lc The bride attended local schools, ter, Mrs. Margare Balezentes, Rita Scanlon, all of graduated from Punchard and was ing mower with the auto- Lawrence, and Norma Shearer of Peabody seven gr employed at the Tyer Rubber Co. matic rewind starter for ree great grandch Methuen as bridesmaids. They The bridegroom attended the were gowned alike in lace and schools of West Point, N.Y., and only — taffetta, two in crystal blue, two in has just returned from army ser- sapphire blue, with the honor atten- vice in Korea where he was awar- STAR1 dent in virgin blue. Their head- ded the President's citation and Ycu Could Strike Oil pieces were of net trimmed with the Purple 'Team s1235° Saturday, I pearls and nose veils. All carried thru Mc BRUSH FIRE IMPORTANT — remember sprays of variegated pink roses. Box 663 was sounded at 11:30 that you can get service Loring Batchelder of Andover a.m., Tuesday for a brush fire on a Reo if required. CHILD! Right In Your Own Back Yard- served as best man and the ushers that burned over some five or six were Thomas Christopher, Robert acres off Canterbury street. ANDOVER DEL IV ERIES DAILY O'Donnell, and John O'Donnell, of Box 52 was sounded at 11:55 SUITS Lawrence and Robert Henderson Sure! You could ''come a gusher"I You might a.m., for more aid at the above IIRUCKMANWS of West Andover. fire and also for a grass fire on win the Sweepstakes. Old Aunt Fussy just may A reception in the Andover coun- illrazELL4ARDwARE:pAttAl the land of Ernest Fieldhouse on 4105 COATS try club followed the ceremony 158 So. Broadway Tel. leave you her four million. River rd. The relief sounded at of Parking Space with guests present from Reading, 12: 15 p.m. Lawrence-Plenty But, chances are none of these 'things will hap- Feverly, Dorchester, Cambridge, DRESSE pen. Better make your own luck. Set your goal Roxbury, Assinippi, Braintree, The prescription your doctor and start saving regularly. At a specified time, New York, Connecticut and New writes may specify that your Hampshire. medicine be put up as a liquid, UP TO 12 Y you'll have the cash you want. Following a wedding trip to a powder, an ointment, or as Washington and Florida the couple Expertly Dr will reside on Dufton rd. pills. But whatever its firai Annual Current Dividend and Custon The bride is a graduate of St. form, of this you may be sure Mary's high school, Lawrence, —the finished medicine will LAUN PAID and is employed by a Lawrence be the product of the utmost our professional QUARTERLY insurance agency. The bridegroom exertion of 3% is a graduate of Punchard high skill and ability. It will be a ac- SHIRTS Ask Mr. Ryder or Mr. Bower about our school and is in the trucking bus- medicine which conforms iness. lie served for two years ACCURATE with "Big 3" savings plans tomorrow. curately in every way, NO MINIMUM BUI with the army in Korea. SAVINGS INSURED IN FULL In Every Form the specification laid down Laundered and HARVARD AWARDS your doctor's prescription. Cia/leftee Recent awards of letters and YOU MAY PAY YOUR TELEPHONE BILL HERE! numerals to members of larvard winter sports teams included the. COOPERATIVE BAN K following: 21 For the convenience of our patrons, Leo II. Daley, 40 Morton st., LAWRENCE ST. payments nay be made in Andover major numeral in freshman track. Lawrence at the Andover National Hank. Donald Mulvey, 87 Chestnut st., major '1 in varsity swimming. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954, 7

The funeral will be held from is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Under the experiment program, BITUARIES the Burke Memorial funeral borne Births... Fred Gomes of Lawrence. carefully selected young people between the ages of 16 and 30 IIERTIERT V. KENT Friday with a high Mass of re- TIAGGEIITY - A son, David, ANDERSON — A son, Apr. 13 in Mrs. 'formal' G. (Russell) Kent, have the opportunity to live in one quiem in St. Augustine's church at Apr. 8 in the Fort Belvoir hospital, the Bon Secours hospital to Mr. 5, one of the town's oldest res- 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in St. Virginia, to Lt. Col. and Mrs. John of more than a dozen European and Mrs. Frederick Anderson (Alice countries, including Austria, -Italy, idents, died Tuesday at her home, Augustine's cemetery. E. llaggerty of Arlington, Va. The Parker) 21 Argyle st. 86 Andover st., Ballardvale, after Denmark, and Yugoslavia. Miss father is the son of Mrs. Timothy COX — A son, Apr. 14 in the LEGION TO HOLD Sanborn, a me:nber of the sopho- short illness. 'Iaggerty, 11 Clark rd., Ballard- Bon Secours hospital to Mr. and The wifr. of 'Ierbert V. Kent she. more class, will spend one month SUPPER IN MAY vale. There are three other sons Mrs. George Cox (Marvis Twomey) shom in Andover, attended the Free living with an adopted family in The supper and entertainment in the family, John, William and 20 Haverhill st. hutch, and was a member of the which Andover post 8, American Thomas. France and one month traveling through that country. ons of Union auxiliary, the Wo- Legion held Apr. 10 was such a MIRISOLA — A daughter, Debra LOCAL GIRL TO SPEND vtwirmirw.e9•414firifiiiitilithliAPPRIP an's Relief Corps, the Andover success that Cmdr. Albert Cole Lee, to Airman 3/c and Mrs. John SUMMER IN EUROPE Miss Anne Sanborn, daughter of lathers' club and was past pres- Jr., has notified members that the Mirisola (Elaine Gomes) Apr. 15 at How Christian Science Heals ent of Andover Post, 2128, Vet- post is going to hold another one the Murphy General hospital, Wal- Mr. and Mrs. George K. Sanborn of rans of Foreign Wars auxiliary. in May. tham. Airman Nftrisola, a Punchard Hidden Field, is among the eleven "PROBATION Besides her husband she is sur- graduate now stationed at the War- Mount Holyoke college girls who AFTER DEATH" vived by two daughters, Mrs. Tier- Whether it's "firmness" or "stub- ren Airforce base, Chyenne, Wyo., have been accepted for the ex- WBZ, Sunday, April 25, 9:15 o.m. bert R. Riney of Essex st., an borness" depends on whether it's is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis periment in international living. employee of the Andover Towns- in you or somebody else. Mirisola, 28 Dufton rd. The mother this summer. 4161111.44114111.6.111.11.416.411.4.111.41.11.11.11kill. man; and Mrs. Alice Jones of Prin- cess Anne, Md., three sons, (harks E. Lamb of Maryland, Fred A. Lamb of luntington, Ind., and Walter Todd Davis of Odessa, Tex., a sister, Mrs. Caroline T. Gay of Webster, and 14 grandchil- dren and 23 great grandchildren. vho are shown The funeral will he held Friday )k Photo) from the Lundgren funeral home vith services at 2 p.m. by the Rev. !IETY Levering Reynolds, Th.D., pastor meeting of the An- of the Free diurch. Burial will be eld at the home of in Bellevue cemetery. I. Black of Wolcott of the winter and IIS. MILDRED URCILLO future were din. Mrs. nldred (McGlynn) Urcillo, oup is sponsoring a 37, a former resident of Andover rice of the Thrtle," died Apr. 15 at her home in New by a professional York City following a short illness. and 22, and also Two sisters, Mrs. Walker Mac- bazaar in the fall Causland of Tewksbury and Mrs. Peter P. Gelzines of South Bos- on, survive. The funeral was held Monday om the Al. A. Burke Memorial fo- etal home with a high Mass of re- uiem ai St. Augustine's church at 30 a.m. Burial was in St. Augus- ine's cemetery. JAMES S. RON AN SR. James S. Ronan Sr., 79, of 6 Morton st., died Tuesday evening at the Delaney Nursing home in Lowell after a long illness. Born in Andover and a lifelong 'WER resident of the town he was em- ployed by the hoard of public works for 30 years prior to his re- tirement nine years ago. Mowers Ile leaves three sons, William nd Leonard of Andover and James to easy start- S. Ronan Jr., of Lowell; one daugh- Built like the finest... ter, Mrs. Margaret O'Connell of with the auto• Peabody seven grandchildren and nd starter for three great grandchildren. STARTING Priced with the lowest 23" Saturday, April 24th thru May IT — remember 1st an get service Only Ford in the low price required. CHILDREN'S holstery and trim. Note the stun- ELIV EPIES DAILY field offers you so many fine-car features SUITS ning new Astra-Dial Control ;MANN'S . . . so much fine-car quality! Panel. Feel the soft comfort of 77TATE PAINT COATS Ford's wide seats! But, these are ay Tel. 4105, just clues to the quality and fine- of Parking Sperel 39c DRESSES New 130-h.p. Run your fingers over the smooth, car features you'll find in all 14 on your doctor Y-block V-8 baked-on finishes of a '54 Ford. new Ford body styles. Come in iecify that your Then push the button on the door and Test Drive the Ford of your it up as a liquid, UP TO 12 YEARS OLD handle . . . open the door . . . choice . . . and you'll be pleased ointment, or as atever its fira Expertly Dry Cleaned close it . . . listen to the solid to find that this car that's priced ou may be su, and Custom Pressed "thud" that it makes. Step inside with the lowest . . . has perform- medicine WI — LAUNDRY — and look at the quality of the up- ance to match the finest! t of the utmosi ur profession:, ty. It will be h conforms az SHIRTS 18c eery way, with NO MINIMUM BUNDLE CHARGE New 115-h.p. Worth more when you buy it . in laid down in Laundered and Refinished I-block SIX prescription. Worth more when you sell it! HERE! c -ur — FD . A. F. Ford C L.EI=INERS) L . SHAWSHEEN MOTOR MART AUNDERERS and DYERS 47 HAVERHILL ST. ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS 35 MAIN ST. ANDOVER P. S. YOUR FORD DEALER HAS THE FINEST, LOWEST-PRICED USED CARS, TOO!—

8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954 The Newspaper Leads In the comparatively recent past, the local news- Down the Years with The ToNinsman paper was about the only place where merchants could advertise their wares. Since then, other im- 23 Years Ago — April 1929 ruin -swept portant media have come into existence — notably A house-to-house canvass is to . tmt Cadollins was re-elected he made for contributions for the the radio and television. But, despite the inroads president of the Andover Service- support of the Andover Guild men's Fund and Harold Wennik these have made on retailers' advertising budgets, THE AUTOMATIC EYE which, with the prospect of an emp- vice president at a meeting of the the newspaper is still the dominant factor in the By Science Features ty treasury threatens to he dis- directors last night. Other offi- continued. field by a wide margin. The miraculously sensitive and cers elected were: Charles E. delicate instruments that people At the 33rd annual Barnard Foster, treasurer; Frank 11. Petty, That statement is substantiated by a recent sur- have on either side of their nose— prize speaking contest held Fri- assistant treasurer; Anna M. Gree- their eyes—should be greatly ap- day at Punchard Miss Dorothy 1ey, secre tary , vey of the advertising practices of department stores , r preciated. The camera, a close copy Ruhl took first prize, William Ma- ran u gal May breakfast has in all sections of the country. It found that the typi- of the eye, has to be continuously honey second and Stanley Swanton been changed to a mid-May supper, adjusted and focused, but the eyes third. It will he held Saturday, May 13. cal store allocated 80 per cent of the advertising are fully automatic. They can Approximately 150 children of 50 :eea s nA o — April 1904 dollar to newspapers, nine per cent to television, glance from a magazine, out of a window, to a moving object and St. Augustine's parish were con- This evening a Leap Year shirt four per cent to radio, three per cent to direct mail, instantaneously send these sight firmed Tuesday. waist party will he held in the 'Hie U.S. army is seeking men and four per cent to other media. impulses to the Grange hall under the auspices of brain for appro- of calvary experience for special a number of young ladies of that The local newspaper offers the surest means of • priate reaction. military duty at two New England organization. Because of educational institutions. A hillin t roduced into the legis- reaching the masses of the people — whether with a their sensitivity, Clarence BeMar, famous mara- many parts of lature to establish a Lawrence news story or an editorial opinion or an advertising thon runner, spoke at the Young district court to include that city, the eye areas— People's Fellowship of Christ message. And that's why merchants place it first such as the lids, Andover, Methuen and North And- church last Sunday. when dividing up their advertising appropriations. cornea or con- over was defeated in the house. junctiva ---- can The Square C Compass club pre- Last Tuesday evening an old Incidentally, one wonders if there are still people be easily dam- sented an old-time minstrel show fashioned supper was served in ag-ed. An insig- in the town hall Friday night. J. the West Parish church vestry in who regard advertising as a waste which adds un- nificantly small Everett Collins was director and charge of Mrs. William Cutler and necessarily to the cost of goods. Actually adver- particle in the he had a chorus the like of which Mrs. E. W. Boutwell. The enter- eye, the most frequent cause of has never been approached in tising acts as a possible factor in holding prices injury, can result in pain and tears tainment of the evening consisted minstrelsy. of an old-fashioned spelling match. down by creating the widest possible demand for that often stop a person in his Both the senior and junior choirs tracks. Many prominent clergymen from Easter Sui merchandise, and thus making mass production and It is fortunate that people are of the Free church under the di- all over New England attended ches, promi made extremely miserable by eye rection of Ernest L. lhornquist, the funeral services for Prof. Em mass distribution possible. organist and director, took part in coats and h trouble, because they then seek Bert Coffin Smyth of the Andover back row, Is * * * immediate relief. Doctors have new a choir festival held Sunday in Theological Seminary held Friday instruments and anesthetics to the Congregational church at Brad- in the Seminary chapel. A feature Ruth Low; it The Biggest Pie Eater treat the eye anal eliminate pain ford. of the service, which was con- and they also use antibiotics and Comparatively little damage was ducted by Prof. E. Y. Ilinks of the Send Aid All of us — workers, consumers, investors — have hormone drugs. The hormones, done here by the wildest spring such as hydrocortisone, relieve the seminary, was the reading of a a direct interest in progressive, profitable, and ex- inflammation and antibiotics fight storm in 50 years which raged all testimonial which it was planned arge Bru day Tuesday and well into the panding industry. What isn't so generally realized infection. A new preparation, called to present Prof. Smyth at the corn- Andover firem I cortril with terramycin, is the night with unabated force. A total ing June 9 anniversary. The tes- Tuesday aftem is that government has a tremendous interest in this of 2.34 inches of rain fell. The first to combine these qualities for timonial bears the signatures of ighters from nil too. treating a wide variety of eye steeple of the Baptist church hundreds of former students who ties to combat infections. rocked in the gale and the or- had received instruction in eccle- med about 200 Last year's financial experience in a big man- There are many common ill- namental railings surrounding the siastical history from the dead and Tewksbury. nesses that can beset the eye: the structure were torn away. It was ufacturing company is fairly typical. It paid salaries professor. It was to have been ed for the out-o: minor scratch or bruise, styes, the necessary to rope off a portion of and other employee costs of $1,146,700,000. It de- highly contagious pink eye, or the given to him on the completion of The blaze Iwo] the sidewalk as a safety measure. clared dividends of $121,600,000, which went to the swollen crusty condition called his 40 years service as a member d driven by th blepharitis are just a few. 10 Years Ago — April 1944 of the seminary faculty. cross the TewkE shareowners who made its existence possible. And Minor ailments, if not cared for, Over 100 acres of woodland were W. D. Currier of And, 'or has re- ng more than a it set aside for taxes the neat sum of $422,500,000. can cause loss of sight, sd however burned over in West Andover Apr. tired from the firm and crier and ottages and othl slight the annoyance, it should he Campion Co., and with turton D. After government takes this first bite out of the treated by a doctor. 19 during a day of several fires, Assistance WE and apparatus from surrounding Todd will conduct a wholesale mes from An owner's earnings, it takes a second bite out of what towns were called in to help com- grocery store in the old Bruce all sent two pi Your ANDOVER TOWNSMAN is left and paid him in dividends. bat the different blazes. The larg- bakery on Lowell street, Lawrence. t 4:05 p.m., an is well traveled! Every est fire started shortly after noon ater and at 4: week it is mailed to sub- In other words, the workers get the biggest cut of at the junction of Wood Hill and Speaker To Discuss iece went by WE scribers in 32 of the 48 the financial pie. Government is next, and the own- High Plain roads and worked its 'here a minor States and the Territory of way into adjoining woodlands. prished enroute ers run third. Alaska. Work Of Hospitals * * * While this was in progress Fire The principal speaker at the Apr. It was private capitalism which made this nation Historical Society Warden John Campbell discovered 28 meeting of the South church another fire near Bellevue road. Men's club will he William Brines stroll r, and great, and without which dictatorship, To Meet April 29 The state fire truck and apparatus of Holt rd., director of the Newton- from North Reading helped extin- tyranny and decay are just around the corner. The 43rd annual meeting of the Wellesley hospital.11is subject will guish this blaze. Earlier in the Marion, (Ind.) Observer. Andover Historical society will be "Know Your Hospital." morning a fire started off Corbett * * * be held at the Deacon Amos Blan- A Brown university graduate 1lr• street and worked across the Law- Doing business without advertising is like wink- chard House, 97 Main st., at 8 Brines entered the field of hos• fl rence line. p.m., Apr. 29. pital administration in 1939 at the The Andover Police Relief asso- ing at a girl in the dark. You know what you are Prof. Franklin Roberts of B.U., Pittsfield General hospital, was ciation has turned over a check (Industrial News) a former local resident and a mem- director of the Central Maine Geo- doing but no one else does. for $1000 to the Andover Service- ber of the society will he the eral hospital, Lewiston, Me., an men's Fund. This represents pro- speaker. He will discuss a bus for eight years was director of t ceeds from the policemen's ball in Malden hospital before taking Radio and Television tour through the New England February. his present (Irides. states. A Lawrence man was sentenced 'the Concord Antiquarian so- SALES AND SERVICE • to two months in the house of cor- RECEIVES PROMOTION ciety will be host to the Bay State rection for having left the scene John IL Collins, son of Mr. and Historical league Saturday, Apr. of a fatality Saturday night in Mrs. J. Everett Collins, 35 Summer 24. Mr. and Mrs. Thaxter Eaton which John Snider of nallardvale st., has been promoted from first HAROLD PH INN EY will attend the luncheon for di- was instantly killed. The latter lieutenant to the rank of captain rectors and their wives which pre- apparently had alighted from a bus at Camp Kilmer, N.J., where he is cedes the meeting. 85 MAIN ST. (OPP. A & P) TEL. 1175 and was crossing North Main street presently assiped its adjutant Establisned 1887 when struck and left lying in the of the hospital. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Published Every Thursday 70 Main Street, Andover, Mass. One of the Largest And Entered as Second Class Matter at ‘, The Andover Post Office Most Distinctive Selection CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY- Price 5‘t per Copy $2.50 per Year

Publisher Irving E. Rogers Of Gifts North of Boston . Editor Frank 1. A. Humphrey . . . gifts in good taste for every occasion -MANUFACTURERS— Adv. Mgr.. ...Raymond B. DeRuisseau nallardvale Ruth Green — from small bridge prizes to the more Shawsheen 'Helen Caswell elaborate gifts for weddings, anniversaries, SODA WATERS West Parish Sarah Lev.1 etc. NATIONAL EDITORIAL and GINGER ALES ASSOCVATION Andover Gilt house 10-12 PARK ST. TEL. 11122 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954 9 ii

House Conforms CHURCH CONI. ERENCE The annual meeting of the And- Townsman With Zoning Law over Association of Congregational churches and ministers will be Following an investigation by held Sunday afternoon in Trinity the selectmen, the town engineer church, Lawrence. The afternoon and the town counsel of a com- Ilins was re-elected speaker will be the Rev. Myron W. plaint that a house being erected e Andover Service. Fowell of the state conference of- on Lowell street was in violation nd Harold Wennik fice. Supper will he served at 6 of the zoning by-laws the board of at a meeting of the p.m. The evening speaker will be selectmen have received a written night. Other offi- Oscar M. David of Reading. Eve- were: Charles F, notice from Atty. Walter C. Tom- ning worship will be conducted by 'er; Frank R. Petty, linson, town counsel, that the the Rev. Burton Smith of Trinity urer; Anna M. Gree: building conforms with the law's church. requirements. May breakfast has Mr. Tomlinson received the set- :o a mid-May supper, back measurements from Building GARDENS Saturday, Thy 13. Inspector Ralph W. Coleman. Ile ROTOTILLED — April 1904 informed the selectmen that the lot Best preparation of still a Leap Year shirt in question qualifies as a corner for seed and plant. ill he held in the lot and that the building met with the requirements of the by-laws. BENJAMIN F. DIMLICH der the auspices of Andover 1915-W Dung ladies of that uced into the legis- ablish a Lawrence OPEN TUESDAYS :o include that cite, Closed Mondays 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. len and North And- ted in the house, ay evening an oil per was served in sh church vestry in •William Cutler and outwell. The enter. • ipt every evening consisted Dned spelling mater, clapartweitt tent clergymen fro,t Easter Sunday morning with its fair skies brought a great throng of worshippers to local chur- England attended ches, prominent among which were numerous children with their gay Easter bonnets, spring rvices for Prof. E.t. coats and happy smiles like this group shown outside the Free Christian church, They are, II K, fie store. Tyth of the Andover back row, left to right: Annabelle Low, Lynda Greenwood, Pam Burnham, Priscilla Burnham, rminary held Frida, (Look Photo) y chapel. A feature Ruth Low; in front, Judith and Edwin Winship Jr. e, which was con- It was after 7 p.m., before the . E. Y. Rinks of the Send Aid To Fight blaze was under control. YOUR the reading of 3 rich it was planned Large Brush Fire WEDDING INTENTIONS f. Smyth at the corn- Andover firemen sent assistance The following wedding inten- MEDICAL iniversary. The tes- Tuesday afternoon with fire- tions have been filed at the office t the signatures of fighters from nine other communi- of Town Clerk George lf. Winslow: EXPENSE.. . writer students who ties to combat a brush fire that Johr1, C. Wood, 1200 Kemp rd., .nstruction in eccle- for an auto accident could med about 200 acres of Billerica Dayton, Ohio, and Joan Hart, 52 run pretty high by the time ory from the dead and Tewksbury. Box 94 was soun- Whittier st. you paid the doctor, hospital was to have been ed for the out-of-town call. Joseph L. Bernard, S. Main st., and nurses. Now we can cov- in the completion of The blaze broke out in Billerica and Marie R. Cote, 11 Fletcher st. er these costs as part of your service as a member d driven by the high wind swept Bruce E. Bidwell, 28 Montclair auto policy. It pays even if faculty. cross the Tewksbury line threaten- dr., West Hartford, Conn., and you or members of your family of And 'or has re- ng more than a score of summer Lura Jane Noss, 62 Elm st. are STRUCK by a motor ve- ✓ hicle. Ask for full details. firm and ,rrier and ttages and other residences. Richard H. Moody, Sunset Rock and with hirton B. Assistance was requested three rd., and Barbara E. Carey, 15 CALL induct a wholesale mes from Andover. The first Hopkins st., Reading. in the old Bruce I sent two pieces of apparatus Lionel A. Labrie, 33 Chapin SMART & FLAGG ell street, Lawrence. t 4:05 p.m., another five minutes terr., Springfield, and Shirley M. I NC later and at 4:23 p.m., a fourth Concannon, 36 Enmore st. To Discuss piece went by way of Woburn street The Insurance Office TRY A TOWNSMAN `lore a minor fire was extin- Bank Bldg. Andover 870 ' Hospitals ished enroute to Tewksbury. WANT AD — CALL 1943 1 speaker at the Apr, f the South chord The Bargain Center always 1 he William Brines offers to Greater Lawrence ector of the Newton- ital.IIis subject wit motorists the most outstand- r Hospital." ing values in reconditioned versity graduate 'dr used cars . . . it's the place I the field of ho-, ECM CENTER to come! ation in 1939 at tr., eral hospital, wu- Central Maine Gen- Lewiston, Me., an was director of t; tl before taking FRIDAY ies. 10MOTION ins, son of Mr. and Collins, 35 Summer promoted from first in lie rank of captain Have a choice in make . . . in color , . SATURDAY N.J., where he is body style? You have no problem here — pled as adjutant ALWAYS OVER 50 CARS ON DISPLAY, AWAITING YOUR SELECTION st And elections LOW PRICES ston . LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 'ry occasion to the more 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE niversaries, TAYLOR BUICK compANy, Lawrence's Only Buick;TWaler House 599-605 So. Union St. — OMNI:YES. Tel. 98703 L. 1822 10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

note that the BIRD WALK pond, West Boxford. Members will meeting time is at 7: 30 p.m., as P. W. The Merrimack Valley Bird dub meet opposite the Little Red Moody is speak- ing at 8:30 will hold the first of its spring. Schoolhouse in North Andover. o'clock on "The N. bird walks Sunday, Apr. 25 for half BALLARDVALE of the two Churches", Mrs. Ruth (;t- u. col reypouri,nt. Tr.1.1)11(rnr. 2372-NI a day beginning at 7 a.m. The time TRY A TOWNSMAN W .S h . ! Nleetin will he spent around Chadwick's WANT AD — CALL 1943 T c, ,;,,joeme s Societyg Men's Club children, Donna Lee and Charles, of Chris- tian . Sere 1vice no,f th The monthly meeting of the Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Jo_ e Methodist chur- ch will meet tonight at 7:30o'clock Methodist church Men's club was seph Mogan and children, Marjorie at the home of Mrs. Andrew loin. held in the church vestry with the and Roslie of Watertown, Mr. and send o f NIemori a l Circle,C president, Henry Meyers, presiding. Mrs. Almon Daniels and sons, Da- l . WHITE ?uestionnaires regarding dues and unio n Congregationa vid and Ridiard of Andover. Mrs. l Church recreational activities were dis- Daniels and Mrs. Mogan are daugh- The Easter service at the Union tributed. Plans were discussed for ters of Mr. Ward. Congregational church was con- . is right - a day in June for the children and ducted by the Rev. Horace G. Rob- $20 was voted towards this pro- Golden-Age Circle son: There was an anthem by Mrs. Anna Hess of Andover st., the We can completely outfit your boy gram. The following members will senior choir and a hymn by the Ju- meet with Sunday school superin- was hostess for the Golden-Age nior choir. Easter lilies on the for his First Communion, Confirma- circle last Monday afternoon at her tendent, Mrs. John Wilson and the altar were given in loving memory tion and the coming Processions. teachers to plan this event: Ray- home. Mrs. Harry Nason presided of George Shaw, Dr. William Shaw at the business meeting and also White Suits by Chips and Palm mond O'Donnell, William Marruzzi, and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Henry Meyers, Charles Allen and conducted the devotional service. from Mrs. William Shaw; in memory Beach The circle presented the Methodist Edwin Drown. The club will sell of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wood; in miniature fire extinguishers. church with an American flag at the memory of Mrs. Michael Mullaney Sunday service. Following the A social hour was enjoyed and from Mrs. Ernest Hall and family; business meeting Mrs. bless served refreshments were served by Ed- in loving memory of Mrs. Mar re fresh men ts. y win Brown and Roy Brown, with Agnes Shaw from Mrs. Maude.Cham- The next meeting will be held Charles Allen assisting. berlain Shaw; in memory of Mr. Apr. 26 at the home of Mrs. harry and Mrs. Ralph Bruce from the family; STORE FOR BOYS Girl Scouts Nason of Andover st. Mrs. Edna Lawrence in memory of departed loved ones The regular meeting of the girl Hymphreys will serve refreshments. from Mrs. William Davies and Mr. scout Troop 19 was held in the Members present were: Dr. Car- and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe; in memory engine house last Monday with the rie Bacon, Mrs. Harry Nason, Mrs. of dear ones from Mr. and Mrs. scout leader, Mrs. Anthony Per- Myra Ward, Mrs. Ernest Rollins, Wil- liam McIntyre; 'in memory of rino and the assistant leader !,,Drs. Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Edna Humph- loved ones from Mrs. Irving Shaw, You'll Find Just George Forsythe in charge. Four reys and Mrs. Hess. Mr. girls were awarded half-camper- and Mrs. Gardner Shaw and Mt. and ships to Camp Maude Eaton for Baskets For Hospital Mrs. Andrew Smith; in memory of selling boxes of girl scout cookies. Sunday Afternoon the Junior my family, Mrs. Laura B. Juhlmann; The girls were: Ruth Hall, Carol Youth Fellowship of the Methodist red tulips, in memory of Arthur C. EVERYTHING church visited the Tewksbury State Clark and Harry E. Mitchell from Ann Shaw, Linda Mitchell and Patricia Butler. The following hospital and presented the patients Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and AT girls will he awarded special cer- Easter baskets they had made. family; yellow tulips, in memory of tificates of merit for selling over Cancer Driiie loved ones, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel 42 boxes: Carol Ann Shaw, Ruth The cancer drive will begin Apr. Buckley; zealeas, in memory of Hall, Patricia Butler, Linda Mit- 20 and end Apr. 27 with Mrs. An- Dianne and Elaine Warner from NIL chell, Marjorie Hunt, Charlotte thony Perrino as local chairman. and Mrs. Albert Warner. Bentley, Ruth Perry, Gail Smelt- Mrs. Anthony Lurnenello and Mrs. Farewell Party HILL'S Franklyn Haggerty are the cap- zer, Jacqueline Lakin. Clifford Sharpe of Andover st., tains. The assistants are: Mrs. was host at a farewell party for Guest Minister Peter ')uinn, Mrs. Ralph Sharpe, Next Sunday the guest minister Miss Carol Evans, formerly of Dale Mrs. Randolph Perry, Mrs. Earl in the Union Congregational church st., who is now living in Wakefield. Townsend, Mrs. Howard Lakin, will be the Rev. Basil I). Hall. Miss Evans was presented a gift Mrs. Clarence Scarborough, Mrs. It's Easy! It's Fun! received his education at Harvard from the group, Miss Thelma Sparks Robert Mears, Mrs. Rino Tacconi, making the presentation. Games university, Union Theological Mrs. William Smeltzer, Mrs. Roland, were played and dancing enjoyed. seminary, New College, Edinburgh, Luken, Mrs. Tyler Perry, Mrs. IMPROVE SAVE $25 ON Scotland. Mr. Hall has held pas- Mrs. Ralph Sharpe served refresh- Frank Hebert, Mrs. Robert LaVal- guests present torates in New York City, North- lee, Mrs. Bart Smalley, Mrs. Ste- ments. Among the ampton, Mass., and Westerly, R.I. wart Easton, Mrs. Elwyn Russell, were; Joan Jedrey, Shirley Cigno- and Bev- YOUR HOME Mrs. Joseph Bouleau, Mrs. Rus- ni, Joan Wilson, Thelma Birthday Party erly Sparks, Prudence and Eugene with amazing, new A birthday party in honor of his sell Hall, Mrs. Charles Milligan, Pimpare, Margaret and Paul Boa- 72nd birthday was held recently for Mrs. Clyde Mears and Mrs. Frank leau, Paul McFarlan, William Lau- Frank Ward of Dale st., at the home Orlando. Yourself* rie, Richard Doucette, Richard No- REYNOLDS of his daughter, Mrs. Leo Shiehler , Friendly Guild Laurence fit- 29A Maple ave. Those present in- The Friendly Guild will meet lin, Carl Buschmann, Znamiewskiro and Clif- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Shiebler and tonight in the church vestry. Please ley, Geral d ALUMINUM fordo Sharpe. • No special skills . . Choir Entertained no special tools re- quired to make and re- Mrs. William Marruzzi was hos- pair 1001 things around tess to the Junior Youth choir and your horn*. • Comes in rubes, rods, the Adult choir last Friday night. k bars, plain sheets, em- rehearsal was held and then a sr bossed sheets, angles! , fasteners, screen anti cial time enjoyed and refreshment storm sash sections, W SHOPMASTER served. Members of the Youth chc window hardware, Reynolds Reynolon film were: Dianne, Gail, Lorma an . (plastic sheet), trim moulding. Carol Marruzzi, -Harland Moore, • So easy to use you con Carol Ann Shaw, David 1.,wrt. even make your own Including 1/2 H.P. MOTOR aluminum Worn sash. Joyce Lee Nason and Richar Easy to read controls. Lawrence. Adult choir: Mrs. An- • Approved by Leading Tool Maker, Sturdy stand, power- $7495 thony Lumenello, Lewis Nason. Come in and s.. this telf•serv- . in* rock) Get your free copy of Ilse ful 1/2 H.P. 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"Try Satone today It's I ...VI, Methodist Church truly different!" 1 The Easter service in the Metho ‘1•Z dist church was conducted by Are There was music by We've never before handled an thony Perrino. Interior finish that gives rooms the Adult and Junior choirs and such colorful new beauty in a Mrs. Frank Orlando sang a solo. single coat. New Satone dries quickly Easter lilies on the altar were so that rooms can be used the same given as follows: in memory. of Joseph day ... has no objectionable odor. Mrs. Eunice Wade, Mrs. HEAVY DUTY KIT HEDGE SHEARS from More than 100 colors to choose Hazelton and Mrs. Dora Fable Exclusive built-In cup holder. New 81/2 ' blades of finest steel. emory of from. Ask for Satone today! the Hazelton family; in m grey lithographed finish. Complete Lower blade serrated to cut with aluminum case pint vacuum James Moss from Mrs. James Moss better. Shaped handles. Dy - T. bottle. $ 2 98 and family; in memory of 'Thomas namic hinge bolt and nut •a. Normal $3.19 value • NO 084IECnONA8LE ODOR Wood from Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wood ,won't work loose. from ONLY $2.59 • ONE COAT COVERS • W/DE COLOR RANGE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley emory of Ruth Stanley; in loving m from the • COMPLETELY WASNA8LE George and Allan Nicoll emory of Nicoll family; tulips in m 45 MAIN ST. Milner Wilson from John and Ethel TEL. 102 45 MAIN STREET Wilson; in memory of Bernard Kib• Tel. 102 bee and George Nicoll from kits. LU B. HILL W. R. HILL (Continued on Hi

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954 11 --- meeting time is ,it W. Moody is speat :lock on "The wo (lurches". You've had a chance to size up the 1954 automobiles. Eng Society of Chris- the Methodist char- You've read about, heard about all the claims for economy, tight at 7:30o'clock Mrs. Andrew Town- 11 Circle. performance, acceleration, endurance, roominess and ride. rational Church service at the Union Now you're set to compare the facts, weigh the record. church was con. .ev. Horace G. Roh- s an anthem by th., d a hymn by the Jo- later lilies on the in in loving memory v, Dr. William Shaw Mrs. George Miller am Shaw; in memory John T. Wood; in Michael Mullaney st Hall and family; nory of Mrs. Mary m Mrs. Maude.Charn- n memory of Mr. and Now'54 DODGE ice from the family; departed loved ones iam Davies and Mr. I Sharpe; in memory 3M Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 'in memory of loved Irving Shaw, 1Ir. er Shaw and Mr. and 'Smith; in memory of Laura B. Juhlmann; memory of Arthur C. Clinches What it Claims! Ty E. !Mitchell from Robert Mitchell and tulips, in memory of Ir. and Mrs. Lionel leas, in memory of sine Warner from Mr. t Warner.

rpe of Andover st., a farewell party for ins, formerly of Dale v living in Wakefield. ras presented a gift Miss Thelma Sparks •'—'41b11 resentation. Games nd dancing enjoyed. arpe served refresh- the guests present drey, Shirley Cigno. n, Thelma and Bev- 'rudence and Eugene ;aret and Paul Boa- FarIan, William Lau- oucette, Richard No- hmann, Laurence Ri- amierowski and Chi.

Dodge Royal V-8 Four•Door Sedan fined Nlarruzzi was hos- nior Youth choir and last Friday night. .A held and then a so- Here is the one new car for 1954 that backs up its promise ied and refreshments with substantial proof—and lays the record on the line. rs of the Youth choir Here's the Record No Other Car Can Match! Gail, Lorma and You get outstanding economy, proved in the Mobilgas :i, -Harland Moore, Economy Run, that brings you savings every satisfying mile. taw, David Lawrie You get Jason and Richar record-breaking performance that lets you drive Proved Proved with greater confidence, greater safety, greater control. Lilt choir: Mrs. An- America's Great Economy America's Top Endurance Car Lewis Nason, Eight You get history-making endurance, proved in the most lando, William Mar. In official AAA tests ...'54 Dodge • Dodge is the first car to combine grueling official AAA tests on the Bonneville Salt Flats. na Retie, Mrs. Sap traveled farther and faster than , flashing performance with out- The '54 Dodge gives you complete assurance, backed 1Irs. Frank Orlando standing economy. Dodge prov- any other American car. This by ed its excellent mileage in the unmatched achievement gives new proof, that it will serve you more faithfully froni the very arch Mobilgas Economy Run. meaning to Dodge dependability. first mile. Come in and discover all Dodge offers . . . today! service in the Metho' .s conducted by ..A! There was music : DEPENDABLE '54 Junior choirs and 'land° sang a sold Proved Proved on the altar 'OH America's Outstanding America's Greatest Road Car in memory c! Performer 3ws: As a final tribute to its unmatched Mrs. Jo;eph On the Bonneville Salt Flats Dodge Wade, road qualities, the '54 Dodge Irs. Dora Falle from. shattered every record in its class of was selected as Official Puce Car amily; in memory for acceleration and perform- for the famous 500-Mile Race at am Mrs. James Moss ance to demonstrate reserve- iemory of Thomas T. power-for-safety. Indianapolis Speedway. and Mrs. Allan Wood; Joseph Stanley frort. emory of in loving m ODGE Nicoll from the Ian Bert Parks in "Break the Bank," ABC-TV • Roy Rogers, NBC Radio tulips in• m emory, of Dodge Dealers of America present the tops in TV-Radio entertainment: Danny Thomas, ABC•TV • and Ethel from John Bernard Kit,- ory of kie Nicoll from1 '-' J. W. ROBINSON p.. 43 - 49 Park Street /or„ r' • ' t v

12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

Christ Church Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN GROWTH IN TELEPHONES New England Telephone and AT THE CHURCHES Telegraph company reports that Cochran Chapel St. Joseph's Church SURNF:DVA. YI : a r'. holy Co m REAL ESTATE 83% of the homes in Massachu- REV. A. GRAHAM BAI.DWIN, Mlnlst••:' nion ma . : 30 .m. Sunday s c ho oi setts have telephones. During SUNDAY: 11 a.m. Service of, SUNDAY: Mass at 9 a.m. Con- a.m. Morning prayer and sermon. 6 1953 the number of phones in the worship. Speaker, the Venerable fessions are heard before Mass. p.m. Young People's Fellowship, BRADLEY Commonwealth increased by Roger W. Barney, Archdeacon of 39,250, three-fourths of them in St. Augustine's Church MONDAY: 12:30 p.m. Weekday New Hampshire. RI7V. I'. I. religious education. 7:30 p.m And. 654-W Law. 7029 dwellings. In 1952 the number of Friendly Gui ld. phones increased by 33,000. Union Congregational Church SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to TTiuR sDAy: 6:30 p.m. Choir rt- •iEV. RAYMOND H. Wit ill1ii, Ministor 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. hears Si) NDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10 NOTES: Saturday May 1 (St. school. 10:45 a.m. Worship ser- and 11:30 a.m. Benediction after Philipph ili andand St. James day) 10 a.m. A Top Buy '51 BUICK • ■ vice. Guest preacher, the Rev. 11:30 \lass. Baptisms at 3 p.m. 1Toly Communion. Special 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, 2-tone green. Basil D. Hall. 5 p.m. Philose- beans. 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. Methodist Church Excellent tires. One owner. Swell car. It's one of I'llONY PERItrIO, Pastor Merrimack College the cleanest cars around. Come in today for a dem- THURSDAY: 3:30 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal. 7 p.m. Senior onstration drive. FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal. Starts New Church choir rehearsal. "KEN" CROMPTON'S SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. 10:45 a.m. Morning service Archbishop Cushing of Boston West Parish Church sermon., "The Deadly Virtues". broke ground Monday afternoon for the new church on the Merrimack ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. SATURDAY: 6 p.m. Baked bean 5 p.m. Junior MYF. 7 p.m. Senior college campus. Planned to seat Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer supper under auspices of the Pil- MYF. grim Fellowship. 1000 students it will be the fourth Authorized Sales and Service MONDAY: 2 p.m. Golden-Age SUNDAY: 10:30 a.m. Children's circle. permanent building on the grounds ,.22 13 ROADWAY • LAWRENCE • TEL. 37188 church; also nursery class sixth WEDNESDAY: 8p.m. Bible study since the institution's inception in Despite ti- 1947. -grade and high school classes. 11 class in parsonage. poned, a lai The edifice, which will be a.m. Regular worship service with stead Sun dc The North Parish Church known as the Church of Christ the sermon by the Rev. Paul Callahan. 18,000 piece 7 p.m. Pilgrim Fellowship with (Unitarian) — North Andover Teacher is the gift of Archbishop Mr. Moorhouse. REV. E. A. BROWN JR., Minister Cushing. Construction is expected to be started very soon. TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Meeting of FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Boy Scouts. Seal Sale At the exercises Patriot's day the Teachers and Officers of West SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. Kindergar- church Sunday school in the ves- Archbishop Cushing was welcomed Generous ten and church school. 11 a.m. by the Very Rev. Joseph M. Dough- try. Morning service of worship. 5:30 Appreciation eto -11Pli1.111VC erty, O.S.A., provincial of the Aug- WEDNESDAY: 7 p.m. All Girls p.m. Youth Fellowship. support given I 11111,11 ustinian Order, the Very Rev. Mn. 1 choir rehearsal. MONDAY: 3 p.m. Girl scouts. Seal sale by r cent A. McQuade, O.S.A., president who contribut I South Church 7:30 p.m. Parish committee. 7:30 of the college, a large numberof p.m. Executive board of the al- pressed by ti REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor clergy, students and their parents. which met rece liance. (Irs. I1. Allison FRIDAY: 7:30 p.m. Troop 73, TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Discussion YOUTH COUNCIL gem Boy Scouts. 8 p.m. South Church Mrs. Barbaro group. Sunday at 6:30 p.m., the And- tive director o Couple's club meeting. Couple's THURSDAY: 3 p.m. Junior choir. over Youth Council will meet in health associ; of all ages invited to join. 6:30 p.m. Girl's Sorority. Christ church. SUNDAY: 9: 30 a.m. Church committee to Helpful, Proven school for fourth through twelfth LITTLE LEAGUE The hunting season is here again at community grades. 10:45 a.m. Morning wor- Boys 13-15 years of age who —a poor time to let your mind for the coming SAVINGS PLANS ship. 10:45 a.m. Kindergarten, nur- wish to try out for the Andover wander where a loaded gun or The most re sery school, grades 1, 2 and 3. 7 team in the Junior League are match is concerned. here for whic 3 asked to report at 2 p.m., Saturday funds were use p.m. Pilgrim Fellowship of the You'll enjoy saving at this friendly Bank where your money South church. to Tom Low, manager, and Carl lin testing of earns good dividends FOUR TIMES A YEAR . . . you'll also TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Ping Pong Erler, coach, at the playstead. chard and the vees at the Mar enjoy the advantage of saving in the manner you prefer. club. The tryouts scheduled for last WEDNESDAY: 6:30 p.m. South Saturday were rained out. The team Mrs. Thaxte Take your choice of any or all three of our convenient Sav- Church Men's club. Dinner meet- is sponsored in the Greater Law- life membershii ings Plans. Save successfully—safely—and profitably. Come ing. Speaker: William S. I3rines. rence League by the Andover Ser- rectors of the I vice club. association. M in and open an Account today, or add to your present sav- director of the Malden hospital. His subject: "Meet Your Hospital". cond life riser ings—it will PAY YOU WELL! 7:30 p.m. South church choir re- Mrs. Frank L hearsal. honoree! sever, women have REGULAR SAVINGS MONTHLY SAVINGS THURSDAY: 3:30 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal. on the Andov ACCOUNT ACCOUNT committee sine For making deposits or with- For the systematic saving of Andover Baptist Church don with the more than 30 ye drawals as often and when- a specific amount each RI:V. ROY 0. NELSON JR., Minister Mrs. Harold ever you wish. month. SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Church school with carefully graded QA ted secretary LATEST LATEST classes for every age including Weaver was DIVIDEND DIVIDEND 3 y adults. 10:15 a.m. Carillons and chairman. 0th PER ANNUM PER ANNUM 3% 2 o chimes. 10:45 a.m. Morning ser- hers include Nothing stimulates the al)• vice of worship. Sermon by the Mrs. Carl FL PAID-UP SHARES petite or promotes dining pastor, Rev. Roy E. Nelson, Jr., Fieldhouse, N" enjoyment like good taste The ideal savings-investment on the subject: "He Tried." The Mrs. Harold lit in food well prepared. Kelsey, Mrs. plan. $200 per share. adult choir will sing. All are wel- You'll fully enjoy dining come. 7 p.m. Baptist Youth Fel- Mrs. Byron Wei here! LATEST lowship meeting at the home of DANGER, STATE LINE Several mem DIVIDEND Jacquelyn Smith, Rattlesnake attend the ant PER ANNUM Many states have Auto association M 3°/0 Hill rd. Miss Joan Hathaway will Financial Responsibility FRIED Reservations be the leader. The topic will be Laws. If you should injure "Christ of Faith." sorneotie you might lose BUTTERFLY 9 5c be made wit ALL Savings INSURED IN FULL under Morse. THURSDAY: 7:30 p.m. Adult your right to drive. Our Massachusetts Law choir rehearsal. Automobile Liability In- SHRIMP surance protects you in Russell A. NOTES: The members of the all states, from coast to Ps., visited If your savings are earning less, church are reminded that the chur- BANK IN PERSON coast. George A. CE you owe it to yourself to find ch fiscal year ends Apr. 30. over the weeke Of BY MAIL out about these plans. Mrs. John T Free Church is convalesci Bev. Levering Reynolds Jr., Th. D. operation at th, Pastor --- DOHERTY Subscribe FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Boy Scout White)/ s tc PEABODY Troop 72 and Explorer Post 72. RESTAURA147 C.c SATURDAY: 9 a.m. Rummage On The Insurance of sale under the sponsorship of the LEWIS S. CLEMENT, Prop. Phillips Margaret Slattery class. Acod SUNDAY: 9:15 a.m. Senior chur- AGENCY 19 Essex St. Andover ch school classes. 10 a.m. Junior TEL. 260 TEL. 8403 church school classes and the nur- 32 MAIN STREET sery class. 10 a.m. Morning wor- PEABODY, MASS. ship with sermon by the pastor. WEDNESDAY: 7:30 p.m. Pilgrim GEO. W. HORNE CO. Telephone: JEfferson 2-0242 Fellowship party in the lower par- LAWRENCE, MASS. ish hall. METALTAL WORK TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING BRANCH AT THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Sewing cir- ASPHALTSSHEIENTH ME 473 LINCOLN AVENUE cle of the Woman's Union. 7:30 SPECIALIZING IN Established 1164 Telephone 7339 CLIFTON DALE p.m. Senior choir rehearsal. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954 13 ist Church gress this week in Washington, Central schools by the chapter in going as a delegate from the chap- 3 a.m. Holy Comma. memory of Lt. Cmdr. Allan C. Ed- ter. n. Sunday school, 11 mands will be part of the memorial Following the business meeting prayer and sermon, 6 exercises to be held in the latter a social time was enjoyed, the' part of May. 'ople's Fellowship. hostesses being Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Mrs. Weeks, the regent, i s 12:30. p.m. Weekday Myron Clark, Mrs. Alice Damon ucaon.u 7:30 p,m, attending the Continential con- and Mrs. Michael O'Brien. 1. ': 6:30 p.m. Choir r, aturday May 1 (St, TIME TO GET THE . James day) 10 art ion. YOUNGSTERS NEW 3ck College

'lew Church HOOD Cushing of Boston RUBBER s Monday afternoon for rch on the Merrimack us. Planned to seat U. S. it will be the fourth •a .016 RUBBER ilding on the grounds KEDS ti tution 's inception in Despite the inclement weather Saturday which caused the annual Easter Egg hunt to be post- poned, a large number of youngsters and their parents turned out for this event on the play- ce, which will be stead Sunday afternoon. Here is one group just starting out to scoop up their share of the Church of Christ CANVAS SHOES the 18,000 pieces of wrapped candy that was the object of their hunt. (Look Photo) Give the youngsters the he gift of Archbishop comfort and foot protect- istruction is expected POLICE SEEK WEAPONS ion so vital to growing very soon. Seal Sale Received D. A. R. Chapter feet! These shoes are ercises Patriot's day OWNED BY TEEN-AGERS specially designed to help Generous Support them play longer in Great- :ushing was welcomed (Continued from Page One) April Meeting Lev. Joseph M. Dough. Appreciation for the generous About 25 members and guests er Comfort. provincial of the Aug' support given the recent Christmas Atty. Gen. George Fingold that attended the April meeting of NI-, the Very Rev. Vin- Seal sale by residents of Andover was issued after a recent school Priscilla Abbot chapter, N.S.D.A. ade, O.S.A., president who contributed $3374 was ex- fatality in the Greater Boston area R., held Apr. 13 at the home of ge, a large number of pressed by the local committee has been read by Patrolman Robert Mrs. John Stewart on Bancroft nts and their parents. which met recently at the home of V. Deyermond in all of the schools. rd., with the regent, Mrs. Ronald Mrs. II. Allison Morse, chairman. The purpose of this safety mea- Weeks, presiding. UNCIL Mrs. Barbara G. French, execu- sure by police is not so much to Mrs. C. Nelson Bishop of Read- 6:30 p.m., the And. tive director of the Essex County make it unpleasant for anybody' ing gave an interesting talk on Council will meet in Health association met with the but to know where such weapons genealogy, and Mrs. Frank R. REINHOLD'S t. are and what control they are under. committee to discuss the program Hayes of Cheever circle was QUALITY CLEANING, PRESSING To date the police have taken a g season is here again of community and patient service accepted as a transfer from Bloom- AND EXPERT TAILORING OUR SPECIALTY .60 mm automatic pistol of German ne to let your mind for the coming year. field, N.J. 13 MAIN ST. TEL. 78 The most recent health service make, a Japanese army rifle, and The flag to be presented to the re a loaded gun or several sling shots from teen- corned. here for which Christmas seal funds were used were the tubercu- agers. The sling shots were taken lin testing of 469 pupils at Pun- only after they had caused damage. chard and the X-raying of emplo- Police also recovered a cutlass yees at the Marland mills. and other Civil War weapons that Mrs. "Iltaxter Eaton was voted were taken about a week ago in a life membership on the hoard of di- break at the Andover Historical rectors of the Essex County Health Society. Three lads, two from association. Mrs. Eaton is the se- Shawsheen and one from Lawrence SAVE ON FINANCING cond life member from Andover. made the break and took several Mrs. Frank L. Brigham was so weapons in a display. They have honored several years ago. Both been returned. women have served continuously Since the Fingold announcement on the Andover Christmas Seal was read in the schools several committee since before its affilia- boys have come forward voluntarily tion with the county association with information that they have a collection of firearms at their Automobiles more than 30 years ago. Nits. Harold A. Haley was elec- homes. Nothing will be done to ted secretary and Mrs. Elbert C. prevent such collections, the po- IVeaver was appointed publicity lice being interested principally in chairman. Other committee mem- knowing where they are and who is Our modern loan offices on the second floor are OPEN UN- responsible for them. bers include Miss Helen Eaton, TIL 5 P.M. for your convenience, LATER by appointment! We stimulates the op• Mrs. Carl Elander, Mrs. Ernest Police are concerned mainly promotes dining Fieldhouse, Mrs. Lotta Johnson, with knowing if small firearms or close at noon on Wednesdays. t like good taste Mrs. Harold Harshaw, Miss Louise switch-blade knives are in the well prepared. Kelsey, Mrs. William Trow and possession of teen-agers, and re- HERE you can NAME YOUR OWN TERMS within reason! ully enjoy dining Mrs. Byron Weiner. quest information of anyone know- Several members are planning to ing of such cases. OUR RATES are the LOWEST in this area. SAVE UP TO $50 attend the annual meeting of the and MORE when financing the automobile of your choice, on association May 10, in Danvers. CONTAGIOUS DISEASE iD Reservations for the dinner may MUST BE REPORTED YOUR OWN REASONABLE TERMS. The board of health is giving RFLY be made with Mrs. 11. Allison 5c Morse, notice that any physician who Loans may be arranged quickly BY TELEPHONE or in per- visits a case involving a conta- MP son. Our efficient loan managers are anxious to give you friend- Russell A. Carter of North Hill, gious disease must report it to the Pa., visited his mother, Mrs. board in writing. This also applies ly service. George A. Carter, 5 Locke st., to parents or a guardian if there is • t / over the weekend. • no physician. Remember those hours: Monday thru Friday until 5; Wednes- Any child who is absent from Mrs. John T. Cole, 6 Ridge st., days until noon only; LATER, to suit your convenience, by ap- is convalescing after a recent school because of a contagious operation at the McGowan hospital. disease must have a note from his pointment! s physician or school doctor before Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN returning to school.

CLEMENT, Prop.

c St. Andover rEL. 8403 .,, ..,, fr nd over Inn.. AuTreadway Inn ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CO. /Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinner 6 to 7:30 Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 2:30 ET METAL WOO / TELS. 1773 or 1161 BUFFET SUPPER SUNDAY NIGHTS INGLING ' ,ridsje Luncheons tout:; Established IA tiTel. 903 Fin!)EFIT N. PHAZER, Ivicincpier GIFT SHOP OPEN 12 to 8 DAILY

14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954

of Carol Perry, Mildred Mucci, Karl Robinson, Andrew Townsend 21. BALLARDVALE and Charles Walent and Dodgers Honored guests were the mothers Catherine Connolly, Gale Batchel- P. H. S. SPORT (Continued from Page Ten) der, Lorraine Dunn, coached by Franklin Haggerty, of the girls; Mrs. Anthony Perrino, Lois Nolin PUNCHARD TOPS Mina Kibbee and the Spadoni fam- Henry Meyers and Leo Pimpare. At Mrs. George Forsythe, of Girl and Eleanor Pospolitak. Mrs. Tyler Perry, assistant leader invested "Ptn ily; in loving memory of Annie 11 a.m. the "Little Bigger Lea- Scout troop 19 and also Mrs. Er- jichAalirdVEwEonS 7-0 over Phillips Woodes from Lina Moore and Tina the Elves patrol, consisting of academy Jayvees Tuesday guers" 13-15 yrs.. with James But- nest Rollins and Mrs. Joseph Bou- in a Kit Ackermann, Karen LaVallee, game that Rehe; memory tulips, Mr. and Mrs. ler and Albert Warner coaching; leau former leader of a Brownie ended after six inninn. Janet Letters, Leslie Batcheller, The high school Henry Meyers. and at 1 p.m. the Junior league, troop in the Vale. it` itITI scored all of Mrs. Robert LaVallee, leader in- Lola Buschmann, Judith Lakin, its runs in the fourth inning, the Baseball Practice 16-18 yrs., old coached by An- vested the Goblin patrol consist- Jo Ellen Grant and Betty Kupis. big blow in this The first baseball practice of the thony Perrino, Bart Smalley and frame heinv a 3-tun Frank Orlando. ing of Joan Haggerty, Nancy Hall, Mrs. I,aVallee also presented girl homer over the left field season will be held Saturday at harrier IA 1 Diane Marruzzi, Donna Auditerlo- scout pins to the following mem- Commonwealt Andover-Woburn street field. At 9 Brownie Investiture nie, Virginia Hall, Emily Lawrence bers of the troop committee: Mrs. LaTrrYhe Lyneh.summary,: a.m. the "Little leaguers" age PRor3, Brownie Troop 59 of the girl and Nancy Colpitts. Mrs. Robert Samuel Mucci, chairman; Mrs. 8-12 yrs., will practice. There are scouts held their investiture in the PUNCMARD Essex, ss. Auchterlonie, assistant leader, in- James Letters, Mrs. Robert De- AB R PO Fisher 3b • • • •—• 3 To ROBERT I two teams; Braves coached by Community room on Wednesday, Apr. mers, Mrs. William Marruzzi and Vickers se 0 A2 0 vested the Fairy patrol, consisting 1 in the State of I Lynch cf ...... 42 1 2 'irs. Franklyn Haggerty. Pen rl If 1 0 DAVIS, executo 4 1 1 Mrs. Anthony Perrino presented Ostrowski lb 0 e 3 0 0 0 1 LOW FULLER Mooney 2b 2 1 the pins to the leaders, Mrs. Rob- Leete 2b 4 0 Tarrytown; HE 1 0 0 1 Mullick rf 1 1 FULLER of BUSINESS DIRECTORY LaVallee, Mrs. Tyler Perry and 0 0 0 tif O WNSM A N Luminello rf • • • . 0 0 0 0 0 ELOISE LLOY. Mrs. Robert Auch terlonie. Ci ry er c 3 1 The Brownie troop then put on Murray p . 2 0 0 0 France; and SAt IR ELECTRICIANS JEWELERS 1 0 LER, Junior, al: AUTO R EPA S Totals ...... the following entertainment: the 25 7 6 l 9 3 ARD FULLER, Goblins acted out "The Brownie PHILLIPS ACADEMY 3 V A 13 Ft H p0 the State of Conn Bagnoll as 9 Story", the Fairy patrol sang "Pe- 4 0 1 1 1 A petition he Jones lb 2 0 0 John H. ter Cottontail" and the Elves pa- McBride 3h 0 0 CLARK MOTOR 2 n l 4 1 said Court by trol sang "My Country Tis of A l legrgt c f 2 0 B 0 trustee under Archie A. Gunn ii m ck 2b 2 0 0 3 Thee" and the whole troop sang Donnelly rf . 1 n 91CHARD FULL CO. Reb 0 0 ri the "Brownie Smile Song". lt 2 0 0 In the County MASTER ELECTRICIAN by po .... 3 0 0 AUTHORIZED ca 0 0 GRECOE Following this, cookies and rirck 3 0 0 0 0 --- Wiring for CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH punch were served on gaily dec- Totals 23 0 4 18 8 Wool Ma Gil Burners — Light — Power Jeweler • Optician SALES and SERVICE. orated pap er plates made by the Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 Honor Lc MOTOR & APPLIANCE Brownies themselves for their Punchard ... 0 0 0 7 0 0—T REPAIRS Phillips J V 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 PAINTING and BODY WORK Hearing Aids gu ests. Ernest D. W 41 PI;117 S TEL, AND. 920 RBI—Lynch 3. Carver, Murray 2; Fisher. IN OUR OWN SHOP. 2B—Erb. HR—Lynch. DP—Fisher, Moo. vice president 48 MAIN ST. Personals ney. Ostrowski: McBride. Blumsack, Sone. has been nomi Mr. and Mrs. William Nlarnizzi, LOB—Punchard 0, Phillips 12. B13—Mur• 41 PARK ST., ANDOVER ray 5. Black 5. SO—Murray 6. Black 7. idency of the N TELEPHONE 830-R Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perrino and H—off Murray 4 in 8: Black 6 In Tel. Andover 333 HBP—Murray McBride): Black (Mu, of Wool NlanufE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lumenello rayk. W—Murray. L—Black. B — Black. now a directs C. A. HILL & CO enjoyed a motor trip. to Gorham, T-2:00. U—DImlick. r:verett L. Kent N.II., on the holiday. Pa. GENERAL RESTAURANTS REALTY TRANSFERS PARK Electrical Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ballou of Among tho: AUTO Center st., were the weekend Herbert F. Rines to Louis A. REPAIRING directorships a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeLucia, Holt rd. ST. CHARLES A. HILL, JR. the Ames Text Hood of Manchester, N.H. Harriet Carter Sparks to William JENNEY F. D'Annolfo, turnpike. and Thomas C. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lynch of GARAGE GAS & OILS Ralph N. C. Barnes to Carlton Inc., Nort Call us for every residen- Portland, Conn., and David Mc- E. Cli ft et ux, Sunset Rock rd, 33 PARK ST. TEL. 240 tial, commercial and in- Farlane of University of Massachu- Louise E. Smith to Richard F. dustrial electrical service. setts were the holiday weekend Gould et ux, Stratford and Upland guests of their parents, Mr. and BUILDING MATERIAL LIGHTING ENGINEERS rds. Mrs. Frank Watson of Marland st. E.M. Elizabeth D. Sargent Est, to MERRI 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1076 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connolly and. Richard E. Merrill, Highland rd. daughter, Catherine were the hol- DRI Joanna C. Downing Foster et LUMBER - PAINTS iday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James alii to Richard E. Merrill, Tligh- Mullane of Carlisle. WALLPAPER land rd. DALE E. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kittredge Inhabitants of Town of Andover and daughters spent the holiday HARDWARE to Raleigh D. Bright et al, River with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green of st. WEBSTER Andover st. SPORTING GOODS blanche M. (Sheehy) Sldba to Mr. and Mrs. James Nicoll, Miss Electrician Charles 13. Barr et ux, North st. TE AMMUNITION - TARGETS Mary Nicoll, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mondale, Tr. to Ada MOTOR & APPLIANCE REPAIRS Walter H. Moyer and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carolyn Pittaway, et alii, Trs., • PROMPT' SERVICE * CHOICE OF FINE Nicoll and daughters were the din- V J. E. Pitman Est. Park st. I, Da Work Called For and Delivered FOODS AND LIQUORS ner guests on Easter of Mr. and Harriet C. Sparks et alii to Will- 111 f DEV 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER 31 PINE ST. TEL. AND. 2105 Mrs. Clifford Warner of Lynnfield iam F. D'Annolfo, South Main st. TEL. 664 LOUIS SCANLON'S Center. Fel ON THE ANDOVER LINE* Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown and CENTRAL ELEM. PTA HEARS AUTHOR PHOTOCRA PI- ERS son, Carleton of Andover st., were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. The Central Elementary P1 CESS PCCLS met Wednesday, Apr. 14 with Ste Byron Brown and family of Bed- Itief Come To ford. phen Whitney presiding at a CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson Sr., of business meeting. Mrs. Richard Hornidge, vice president, intro. —ALSO— tf LOOK SWANSON'S Andover st., visited their son and Lea', Cesspools and Septic Tanks _ family, the Rev. and Mrs. Roy duced the speaker, Munro Installed author of childrens books, 1, PHOTO Snack & Hobby Shop Pearson of Lexington on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks of spoke on "Children and Books." CHARLES CORBEIL N. "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" River st., visited Mrs. 0. T. Col- The first attendance banner TEL LOWELL 7236 SERVICE won by Mrs. Lounsbury's lins at Center 'Iarbor, N.H., Sun- att, day. grade class and the second dance banner was awarded to V-- JAC CLEANSERS & DYERS DEVELOPING - PRINTING REAL ESTATE Cardella's first grade class. FOR BUYERS — NOT LOOKERS dur CAMERAS & SUPPLIES Refreshments were served List Exclusively with the social hour that followed. CLEANSING PICTURE FRAMING LUI , PRESSING 1452 Peter Burgher, 3 Smelt MUSGROVE BLDG., TEL. Fred E. Cheever R. C. SIMMERS colh C( TAILORING rd., a senior at 10'illiams REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE was among the entrants in the The Der 86 MAIN S'I'. TEL. 2316 nual art exhibition held rece, SERVICE STATION 21 MAIN STREET for 'ior MEN'S AND LADIES' at the college. TELS. 773 k 1098 GARMENTS EUGENE A. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN LL CALL 1169 W. SHIRLEY BARNARD BERNARDIN, JR. THE Elander 6 Swanton HAF Real Estate and Insurance INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ANDOVER 56 MAIN ST. AND A C COR. MAIN AND at 3 MAIN ST. TEL. 2207-W Steam Laundry OF BUILE ANDOVER, MASS. CHESTNUT STREETS Main and Barnard Streets Telephone 202 TRAVEL WALLPAPERS ANDOVER TEL. 110 ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ANDOVER K. C. KILLORIIN COMPLEIE 10.12 . TRAVEL BUREAU WALLPAPER LAUNDRY &DRY CLEANING LI IN THE TOWNSMAN REALTOR Agency For All Airlines ALLIED PAINT STORES SERVICE CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 77 Main St. Andover and Steam Ship Lines Joseph T Gagne, President CONSISTENT QUALITY CALL AND. 1943 TEL 21 MAIN ST. TEL. 775-1098 Tel. 2272 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence Proprietors Fred E. Cheever, Mqr. Hewitt Bros.,

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, APRIL 22, 1954 15 SPORT TOPS ES on 7-0 over Phillips vees Tuesday in a ed after six innings, of team scored all of re fourth inning, the LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS Is frame being a 3-run e left field barrier by Commonwealth of Massachusetts praying for a declaratory Judgement COMBINATION "BARSTOW" oil No. 166,225 relative to the interests of the various Personal a and gas stove for sale. Green and Y: PROBATE COURT parties consequent upon the death of cream finish. In goo d condition. COINS .1N I Ii) - l'op prices Complete with oil burner. Price tNCRARD Essex, ss. said ANN LOW FULLER DAVIS, under paid for collections of old United AB R H PO A 3 To ROBERT FULLER of Tarrytown 850. Call Andover 1511-W, even- .. 3 0 paragraphs No. 18, No. 29, and No. 30 States coins. Call Melrose 4-3917 1 ARTHUR J. ings. 0-22 .. 2 1 2 in the State of New York; of the will of said SAMUEL RICHARD or write Arthur Conn, Melrose, .. 4 1 DAVIS, executor of the will of ANN FULLER, as set forth in said petition. . 4 1 Mass. A-IF .. 3 0 0 LOW FULLER DAVIS, late of said If you desire to he heard thereon you Wonted to Buy .. 2 4 0 Tarrytown; HESTER THACKERAY or your attorney should file a written GROUP TUTORING for grades 1-8. . 1 0 ANTIQUES — \NAN buys fan- 0 FULLER of Wimbledon, England; appearance in said Court at Salem with- July and August. Tests now by ap- . 1 0 0 0 cy china, Old English, French, Ger- ▪ 0 0 ELOISE LLOYD DERBY of Paris„ in twenty-one days from the Seven- pointment for enrollment. Group . 3 0 0 0 0 France; and SAMUAL RICHARD FUL- teenth day of May, rates. Also private tutoring for high man dishes, glasswear, vases, fig- 2 1 1954, the return LER, Junior, also known as S. RICH- day of this citation and also file an school or grade subjects. Tel. urines, dolls, marble tops, walnut, . 25 7 6 1 0 ARD FULLER, Junior, of Litchfield in answer or other pleading within twenty- Andover 1055. A-15-22-29 grape and rose chairs, silver, furni- ArADEMY J V one days thereafter. ture. Call or write John J. Brennan, AB R H PO A the State of Connecticut. "I just made him any silent 11 Rosewood Rd., Methuen. Tel. . 4 0 1 A petition has been presented to Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, Lost and Found • 2 0 0 6 0 First Judge of said Court, this ninth partner." Lawrence 4684 or 38004. Apprais- .. 2 0 1 0 said Court by SAMUEL L. FULLER, als cheerfully given. TF .. 2 0 1 0 0 trustee under the will of SAMUEL day of April in the year one thousand ANDOVF.R \\ INGS BANK Pass ▪ 2 0 0 2 3 nine hundred and fifty-four. ANTIQUES —Am interested in buy- .. 3 0 0 1 0 RICHARD FULLER, late of Andover Policemen's Ball hook No. 58570 has been lost and 2 0 1 1 0 in the County of Essex, deceased, JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. application made for payment in ing good furniture and general furn- .• 3 0 0 7 0 accordance with Sec. 20, Chap. ishings of early type. The Wagners, . 3 0 0 0 0 To Be Held Friday Wool Manufacturers SCHOOL BUS DRIVER 167 of the General Laws. Pay- 18 Andover St., Georgetown, Mass. . 23 0 4 18 8 Six professional acts of enter- ment has been stopped. B-8-15-22 Tel. Georgetown 7161. 1 2 3 4 5 8 T TO BE HONORED 0 0 0 7 0 0-7 Honor ocal Man tainment will feature the 29th an- ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING old. (Continued from Page One) ANDOV FR SAVINGS Bank Pass 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Ernest D. Walen, 68 Salem st., nual entertainment and ball of the book No. 63753 has been lost and Marble-top. Walnut, Grape and 7arver, Murray 2; Fisher. Edward I. Erickson, Miss Cathe- Andover Police Relief association application made for payment in Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, Chi- nch. DP—Fisher. Moo. vice president of the Pacific mills Blurnsack, Jona. has been nominated for the pres- ring M. Barrett, Selectmen J. to be held beginning at 8 p.m., Fri- accordance with Sec. 20, Chap. na, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, Phillips 12. BB—Mur. idency of the National Association Everett Collins and Stafford A. day, Apr. 23 in the Memorial audi- 167 of the General Laws. Payment Frames, Guns, Coins, Furniture 80—Murray 8. Black 7, has been stopped. In 8: Black 6 in 4. of Wool Manufacturers. Mr. Walen, Lindsay, William A. Doherty, torium. Dancing will follow until B-8-15-22 Etc., William F. Graham Jr., 165 ifeBrIdei: Black (Mur. Headmaster Lindsay J. March, midnight. Golden Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mass. L—Black. B — Black. now a director, would succeed Telephone Haverhill 23708. Will Ick. °verett L. Kent of Clifton Heights, Mrs. Benjamin F. Dimlich, Mrs. Patrolman Robert Deyermond is Services Offered call to look. TF Pa. Adeline M. Wright, the Rev. Henry chairman of the committee on ar- ,ANSFERS B. Smith, O.S.A., Miss Anne }Tar- rangements and is being assisted GI.M.RAL \}( 11th, Landscaping; WANTED TO BUY — Old dolls, Rines to Louis A. Among those nominated for Cellars and Attics Cleaned. Grade directorships are Ames Stevens of nedy, Mrs. Joseph G. Wright, Mrs. by Patrolmen Roy A. Russell, jewelry, buttons, china, clocks, rd. A Loam, Sand, Filling and Stones. the Ames Textile Corp., Lowell, Lyle F. Estell, Mrs. Charles Simp- Richard Caldwell, Warren Maddox, glassware, furniture, coins, and ,er Sparks to William son, liss Mary A. Collins, Mrs. Garbage removed. Romano Truck- stamps. Anything good and usable. and Thomas C. Clark of the Talbot William Stewart and George A. Por- ing. Tel. And. 946-J. C-TF turnpike. George Forsythe, John Winters, Estimates and appraisals. Call • Barnes to Carlton Mills Inc., North Billerica. ter. Joseph G. Wright, Mrs. Frank J. ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking North Reading 4-4063. Write Box Sunset Rock rd. 113, North Reading. McArdle, Mrs. Karl Haartz, Mrs. skillfully done. Quick dependable TF Smith to Richard F. Arthur Maddox, Mrs. Kenneth Hil- service. Mrs. Alice Hewett, 35 Stratford and Upland PHILLIPS ACAOEMY GRADUATE ton, Stephen Whitney, James D. At The Library Washington Ave., Tel. 283-NI. C-TF buying picture frames, old desks, E.M.LOEW'S jewelry, dishes, dolls, and marble D. Sargent Est. to Doherty, Mrs. John Hall Jr., and CLOCKS REPAIRED, old and new, MERRIMAC PARK Miss Isabelle Dabble. top furniture. Appraisals given in rrill, Highland rd. COMING EVENTS called for and delivered too. Harold Tickets are now available and Apr. 22,10 a.m. Littlest Listeners, Dennison, 83 High St., Andover. strictest confidence. Tel. Law- Downing Foster et DRIVE-I NI rence 83( may be obtained from members of Ballardvale. • TF rd E. Merrill, nligh- Eel. And. 2222-NI. c-TE LOWILL6 the committee. Apr. 26, 7 p.m. Last class in rush Automobiles for Sale z AS" I seating. DRESSMAKING and Alterations. of Town of Andover 11101,01 , Specializing in children's clothing. 50avilk llo NOW PLANNING BOARD Apr. 28 Littlest Listener group WANT GOOD TRANSPORTATION Bright et al, River Mrs. C. A. Piquette, 6A Burnham PLAYING TO MEET REGULARLY postponed. School closed. Rd., Tel. Andover 2035-W. cheap? 1935 Buick four-door sedan. C-TV Mechanically perfect condition. (Continued from Page One) Apr.28, 3:30 p.m. Preview of films (Sheehy) Skills, to TWO for organizations. TRASH, GARBAGE & Disposal. Not an oil burner. $60, and drive rr et ux, North st, TECHNICOLOR Copies of the new rules and Trash 300 per barrel. Garbage 250 it away. Call Andover 1156 before Apr. 29, 7:45 p.m. Final preview 5 o'clock. Z-15 4ondale, Tr. to Ada FEATURES regulations governing the subdivi- of this series of films. per week. Cellars, yards, stores way, et alii, Trs., Virginia Mayo sion of land in Andover are avail- and factories cleaned. Any refuse CAR FOR SALE: 1949 Chevrolet Dale Robertson able at the town house, and it is NEW BOOKS removed. Frank J. McLaughlin, Club Coupe in excellent condition. parks et alii to Will- suggested that any persons in- Tusitala of the South Seas, Llallardvale St., North Wilmington. Radio,Heater, Blowout-proof tubes; DEVIL'S CANYON Tel. Oliver 8-2371. C-TV Ho, South Main at. terested in subdivision study the Ellison. 7 good tires. 30,000 miles. $650. Fernando Lamas procedure, with particular ref- A touching, finely told tale of Tel. 1137. Z-22 Arlene Work Wanted LEM. PTA Dahl erence to filing of correct forms Robert Louis Stevenson's life in —Female j EIOR and plans and posting of bonds the South Pacific, filled with HOUSE PEEL AND BLISTER d Elementary PT\ DIAMOND WANTED: HOUSE WORK by the which are necessary under the new r • ' Apr. 14 with Ste- homely incidents of his affection day or week. Any kind of cleaning. Despite using Best P. y, QUEEN law. anent survey show , presiding at a bid for the natives. Reasonable. Call Andover Towns- 1, iti re due to ronrten, Emu and man 1943. J-12 which prriiiiice harmful wet thing. Mrs. Richard The next meeting of the board Videhi, holden. rot We arc the only specials:4u. to me president, intro- will be Tuesday, May 4, and not Present day India and the de- ,i.te hones cherivA elec. Articles for Sale 0 tron ,eitily Free. ,eaker, Munro Leal, May 3. velopment of one young woman Tel. 32588-2810g ildrens books, who In 1912 each person in the United through determination. FOR SALE General Electric re- ldren and Books." States consumed approximately 1.5 l'he Blue Chip, !Lennie. frigerator, 10 cubic foot, 1953 tendance banner was pounds of margarine annually. Last Almost a 0,estern story, this model $250; Honduras mahogany Lounsbury's thud year consumption per person was tells of the Blue Chip mine in dinner table with 2 extra leafs, 8 id the second awn- 8.1 pounds. Jericho, Arizona. dinner chairs $300; Draperies; 2 Call Us... was awarded to Mrs. JACKSON Sheridan, The Inevitable, large plain rose rugs. Call And- over 1865. t grade class. O'Connor. o-22 s were served (low: Youngest, most versatile, most that followed. FRIENDLY GUILD LUMBER aggressive of the great Union The Friendly Guild of Christ ;her, '3 Sion,' commanders was Sheridan, the church will hold its next regular at Williams CO. INC. "Irishman from Ohio." The enemy meeting in the parish house at might "outguess and outfight him, entrants in the The Department Store 7:45 p.m., Monday. The committee )ition held recent . but they couldn't avoid him." Fine is: Mrs. Leslie Westfall, chairman; for 'come Builders picture of the little piant. Miss Helen Smith and Mrs. Eric Turner. Final plans will be held Automatic Heating the TOWNS' CEREBRAL PALSY GROUP TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE for the May fair and supper, to LUMBER take place on Saturday, May 1. HEADQUARTERS THE The United Cerebral Palsy or- ganization of the Merrimack Val- The committee in charge of this )OVER HARDWARE ley will hold an open house and supper is Miss Elizabeth Hilton, in Greater Lawence tea at the new Cerebral Palsy chairman; Mrs. Walter E. Howe, Laundry AND A COMPLETE LINE training center located at the Bon Mrs. Harold Whitman and Mrs. SALES 6 SERVICE Of !MIL DING MATERIALS Secours hospital in Methuen. Homer Wadman. Tickets may be 24 HOUR SERVICE INC. purchased from members of the The purpose of this open house FREE , NtE HEATING rRVEYS ER TEL. 110 is to acquaint those interested gui Id. with the facilities which the train- APLETE 10-12 JACKSON ST. ing center now offers, what it is SPRING PLANTING DRY CLEANING doing and what needs still exist, Formal b. Informal CYR LAWRENCE RVICE Mrs. Joseph K. Payne, 5 Harti- New Lawns; Shru: .; ledges, et OIL COMPANY gan ct., will be one of the pourers Lawns Limed ,S Fertilized. ENT QUALITY and Mrs. Byron It. Cleveland, 63 rtir:1-] 100 WATER ST. LAWRENCE TEL. 4141 Salem st., will arrange the tea- AG LANDSCAPING r o prse tors table floral centerpiece. Tel. And. 2038 TEL. 32775

16 THURSDAY APRIL 22, 1954 111- P1 ANDOVER leioNIHAN erick Plan Improvements L. Hamilton. Other Grey La. Will Aid Veterans dies from Andover who have Oven At State Forest many years of volunteer service At Bedford Hospital the hospital are at Work will commence early in the 111-s. 'lerbert F. summer on the construction of The Andover chapter of the Am- Allicon and Mrs. L. A. Field. three new buildings, 50 additional erican Red Cross was represented fireplaces and a new drinking water at a recent meeting of the Bedford supply at the Harold Parker state Veterans Hospital council by Miss forest at a cost of $19,000, Gov. Barbara Loomer, executive sbcre- Christian A. Herter has announced. tary of the chapter, Mrs. Harold VOL L This is part of the $50,000 pro- Smith, chairman of the Junior Red gram for the improvement of state Cross, and Mrs. Elbert C. Weaver, parks and forests. production chairman. Gov. Herter pointed out that the Andover's assignments at the Harold Parker state forest is grow- hospital for next year were dis- ing in popularity each year, draw- cussed. These include party re- ing large numbers of recreation freshments by the canteen, games seekers from Essex and Middlesex and table decorations to be made counties. He said figures show by the Junior Red Cross, Cinder- that 59,651 persons visited the ella trips by the motor corps, which PLUMBING area in 1952 and last ;-ear the num- means that patients who are able and ber increased to 61,767 visitors. to leave the hospital are taken for Gov. Herter said the three new rides, the birthday month, during buildings at Harold Parker will be which the Andover chapter is in HEATING comfort stations. One to he erected charge of birthday parties, enter- at the Steams Pond picnic area and tainment on special occasions, and Installation - Service another at Sudden Pond will each the work of the Grey Ladies. cost $5500. A third planned for Miss Pitman, of the Bedford hos- the Lorrain park camping area will pital staff, commended Andover's — CALL - cost $5000. The 50 additional fire- three Grey Ladies who are com- places at the latter place will cost pleting their first year of service. an estimated $2000; while the They are Mrs. Leroy Wilson, MIS. W. H. drinking water supply at Lorrain Charles N. Machen, and Mrs. Fred- park will cost $1000. 1 27 M A I N ST ABBOT PLANNING PAUL'S 1.E L. 2 1 25 WELCH GALA WEEKEND Among the many Easter Sunday worshippers who attended 25 Years' Experience (Continued from Page One) services at Christ church was this smartly-gowned quartet of Dressmaking Remodeling CO. "Some Implications of Semantics young ladies. From left to right they are: Lynda Cooke, Amy Alterations for Parents". Mr. Harrison is vice Glendinning, Sandra McKinnery and Jane McKinnery. Ladies' Suite, Coats and Dresses president of finance of Sylvania (Look Photo) Made to Order • TEL. 128 Products, Inc. SERVICE CLUB TO HEAR Mrs. Rockwell Stevens of the PAROLE BOARD MEMBER Woodstock country school will be The April meeting of the Andover the speaker at the dinner which Service club will be held Thursday, will be attended by the, parents Apr. 29 at the Andover Inn, Pres- Sixteenth Anniversary Sale and faculty, and the guests will ident Irving J. Whitcomb has an- then proceed to George Washington nounced. hall where "The Mikado" will be The P The speaker will be Atty. Mi- left to r presented by the combined glee chael J. Batal of Lawrence, a dubs and orchestras of Abbot and member of the state parole board Coach Cr Phillips academies. who will speak on "Pardons and p., Nick Miss Kate Friskin of Abbot and Paroles." William Schneider of Phillips acad- Now We Are ... A large number is expected to Bright emy are the musical directors, be present and reservations for while Mrs. Reynold Currier of Lex- .7;ieivs .9#,tedd " Pundiiird this meeting should be made early. ington is in charge of the dramatic baseball SI production. She is assisted by trowski, firs Miss Emily Hale and Chester Coch- ACADEMY left field, I ran. Miss Elaine Dodge is in BARBER SHOP from last ye, charge of the wardrobe for the 96 Main St. Near A & P girls' choruses. 3 BARBERS — GOOD SERVICE Leads have been assigned as Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 8:30 to 6 follows: Paula Prial and Molly - Sat. 8:30 to 7 Young will alternate in the roles CLOSET") ALL DAY THURSDAYS of Yum-Yum and Peep-Bo in Fri day's and Saturday's performances; Zeb says . ANDOVER 41-43 Main St. Katisha will be sung by Rethel West and the role of Pitti-Sing by "Worry is like a rocking Linda Jones. John Burr will appear chair . . . it will give you as Nanki-Poo, Bill Ilegeman as something to do BUT it Ko-Ko, and Pooh-Bali will be sung won't get you anywhere." by Tom Rose and John Maxim. Lucy Garretson and Charles Kur- NOW BRADFORD (Marjorie Poore's) zon are the piano accompanists. 221 No. Main St. On Sunday morning parents and FOLKS their daughters will attend a cha- YOU will not have to worry pel service in Abbot Hall, con- if you use ducted by the Rev. Alexander St. Ivanyi, D.D., the First Church of PITTSBURGH'S LOWELL 1 35 Paige St. Christ, Lancaster. Music will he Rubberized-Satin finish provided by the Abbot choir. The final event of Parents' PAINT weekend will be a recital at 2 o'clock in Davis Hall, in which You will marvel at it's ease music students of Miss Friskin, of application. Miss Tingley, Mrs. Monbleau, Mr. The Color Range of 150 Air-C( Coon and Mr. Schneider will take Shades gives satisfaction to Celebrating our 16th Anniversary Sale part. the most exacting. • • . th(

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