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1983-84 School Bus Routes School committee looks into will be published in the Town Crier possible resolutions to stalemate Wednesday, August 31

The Wilmington School cafeterias and low teacher - would be someone who could interjected with "the advisory Committee, August 3, took the student morale, and again asked deal with all problems that may role is that of the superin- first step toward resolving the what makes WHS. so unique. arise at the high school, tendent. The authority to elect a 2 ^0u $*£* stalemate in the selection of a "I can not discuss the someone who would not always principal or any other employee high school principal. uniqueness of this school," tell the teachers that they are of the school department rests The committee voted Zukas replied, without men- the problem, but would be exclusively in the hands ot the unanimously on member An- tioning a former (person), and willing to work with them to school committee, and it was thony Accardi's motion to direct I'm not prepared to do that." resolve their problems. only a few years ago that the Superintendent Dr. Carol Sager Zukas had mentioned, John Brooks said he would be superintendent was given the to "offer for discussion other however, that the problems at willing to consider hiring an power to recommend, and with suitable alternatives to provide Wilmington High School could acting principal as long as he good reasons " Brooks added for the daily tasks of Wilmington only be resolved by a strong "could be assured that the ■ that this is the first time in his 16 High School, which may include, building manager. Linehan then search for a permanent prin- years on the school committee but not be exclusive to, a tem- accused her of trying to limit the cipal will not be interrupted." that such a stalemate has ever porary principal." education of the students there Accardi added, however, that developed. Chairman Bob Peterson ex- by prefennga building manager hiring a temporary principal is The board members said they plained that the board called over an instructional leader. only one alternative to be 'have spent long hours meeting Protesters of nuclear weapons demonstrated in front of the this meeting to cut a week oil the Zukas explained that a building considered. with Dr. Sager to discuss how Avco plant in Wilmington on Tuesday morning, the 38th an- Protests, niversary of the bombing of Nagasaki. Police made no ar- process. Originally, there was manager does not mean the One resident asked the school this deadlock could be resolved rests, but did move several persons back to the curb on the only a meeting scheduled for person is not also an educational committee to consider itself an but no and hope to reach a compromise driveway. Below, several protesters join hands in prayer. August 10, and instead 1 waiting leader. A manager, she said. advisory council, but Brooks soon. arrests Similar protests have taken place every Tuesday for several until then to discuss other months. Last month, police arrested several protesters who alternatives to eliminating the gained access to the property and caused damage. deadlock, the committee wanted to meet August 3. This way, they Water commissioners balk at can vote on Dr. Sager's recommendations on August 10, rather than August 17, as paying for full paving initially planned. to dig up every one of those Discussion between the public Water Commissioner Arthur when, in the section tor the and the board became heated Smith of Wilmington may sign repaving, it said the water valves and replace them with valves made in the United when committee member the specifications being commissioners would repave Bridget Zukas said that prepared lor the installation of the streets, completely. States. It was not patriotism on Wilmington High School was new water mains in Hathaway That, Smith said, means using unique and has particular Acres. Then again, he may not 2.000 tons of paving! That would Smith's part. He was not waving problems that require a par- sign. cost $100,000 and it would all the Hag. He.just wants to have ticular principal. Anne Linehan Smith was very unhappy, on come out ol the water rates. trouble - proof water mains in asked Zukas what makes W.H.S. August 4 when he read the "I'm not going to sign it!" Wimmgton. so different from other high specifications for the proposed "Bob Palmer (highway schools. contract. The contract calls for superintendent, ed.) is going to Zukas cited several problems 8400 feet of six inch pipe to be get two miles of paved road and prevailing at WHS., including a laid in the streets (his fall, as far it is not going to come out of his crowded cafeteria, low teacher as and including Uunderson budget! One hundred thousand and student morale, as well as a Road, with a hydrant at the end dollars lor the overlay, plus Planni ng board defends bathroom three doors down of every road. The road cuts will $30,000 - $40,000 for the patch! from the principal's office that be paved with a winfer patch, I'm not going to sign!" could not be controlled by the and then repaved in the spring The figures he was citing offic ial map concept high school administration. Smith had no trouble about would also include the work for Linehan retorted that many that. Uakridge Circle and Marcus The Wilmington Planning The board is agreed that the constructed. No person may other high schools have crowded But he objected strongly. Road. A special.town meeting Board is preparing to defend the official map is the single most open a way lor public use unless voted the water mains, but not important legislation for it is shown on the official map or the entire paving ol the street, idea ot an Official Map. A discussion is being prepared, lor Wilmington in the past 10 years. is under subdivision control. NOLAN'S HEARTHSIDE Smith maintains. the next selectmen's meeting, The official map was adopted in The planning board is The money that is collected town meeting June 25, 1973. prepared to tell the selectmen Irom the sale of the water, by which will probably be on The second most important, that it supports the concept of SUN - WED the water and sewer depart- August 22. The meeting with the select- most needed legislation, they adequate roads, capable of ment, is supposed to be used Specials agree, was the designation ot the supporting the utilities and DINNER solely lor the operation of that men is to discuss the Marion Thurs. Fri & Sat ..... Wilmington Board ol Appeals as vehicular traffic for the entire department. Smith feels that Slreet controversy, about which former selectman Dan Gillis is the permit granting authority. frontage of any buildable lot, ClambaUT^ 'ill" FOR TWO each department should stay causing a controversy. This occured in the town and that anything less is One Boiled Lobstervporn on the Cob. Native s-,-,95 within its budget, and he said so. Members of the board pointed meeting of March 12, 1977. unacceptable Steamers. Nolan's Fries. Chowder. Salad & Breart He is not in tavor ol water users out to each other then there are During those lour years the Town Engineer Bob Higgins paying lor the highway Choice ol seven entrees other streets in Wilmington selectmen were the permit told the board that he had ONE BOILED department expenses. includes which have blank portions ol the granting authority. As the result analyzed, some time ago, the There was another item, in the LIVE Potato, soup. street, unaccepted. One such ol the two votes on the town relative proportions of people $795 meeting htat night, on which Salad & Bread Bar street, they said, was Roosevelt meeting and the "infinite who appear belore the board of Smith spoke. It can be called LOBSTER Road, which has two con- wisdom" of the board of appeals appeals, for official map 16 0Z BONELESS $395 "Buy American." That slogan is structed ends, and woodland the original intentions of the hearings. SIRLOIN STEAK to go into the specifications for between them. planning board in preparing the Regular builders, he said, are Potalo. soup. Salad & Bread Bar the new water mains for ollicial map are now being in favor. They have lound thai Hathaway Acres and off Cowing realized. The vote has brought they can sell homes more easily when the slreet is regularly Happy Hour Tickets Road order to the development ot Watch for our Mr. Smith recalled another Ohe C *econd paper streets, and has con- constructed. at Bar Anniversary street in Wilmington in which served and promoted the And, Higgins added, the fact Mon Fri 3 6 the water main was installed by , Chance general welfare of the town. that there are only three or lour Open your own Specials a private contractor for a real . won The members pointed out municipalities in Massachusetts estate development. The valves Great nan care that, unless there is a way on the with an ollicial map is no ex- as little as 25' a drink that were used, it turned out for Men & Women official map, or there is an cuse. Many towns without an later, were said to be "just as at altordable prices approved subdivision, no public official map now require any good." They had been made in 658-7926 water supply lines may be home construction to adhere to Gitt Certificates Available such standards. Higgins named Japan. 364 R Middlesex Ave constructed, no sewer may be Since that street was com- Lexington and Tewksbury as Happy Hour 885 Main St., Tewksbury 851-8806 in the North Wilmington installed, no other municipal pleted the Wilmignton Water Railraod Station utility or improvements be two such towns Mon Fri 3:00 ■ 6:00 Hearty Fare - Friendly People and Sewer Department has had

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Kathleen Broderick, Stemmler, Northgate Road; Honors, all four terms Shawsheen Street; Beverly Laura Duden, Melissa Frey, Deborah Sullivan, Pike Street. Deborah Barstow, Michelle Bennett, Rogers Street; Mary Dale Kelley, Leann Martin, Paul Tower, South Elizabeth Carbone. Shannon Cassidy, Paul Bernardi, Pine Street; John Denise McMullen, Amy Sarasln, Street; Susanne Trudeau, DeFronzo, Samantha Delorey, Bosia, Ballard Street; James Dina Buccieri, Julie Cassidy, Munro Circle; Dwayne Tur- Anthony DeSantis. Varuny Carbone. Eastgate Road; Steven Fuller, Leigh Hastings, melle, Foster Road; Kevin Douangmany, Julie Gavin, James Carey, Marion Drive; Walsh, South Amos Street; Tracy Harding, Anne Law, David King, Christopher Mit- Michelle Chaisson, Nelson chell. James Walsh, Jr., South Amos Angela Lin. Michael Lombard, Avenue; Joseph Chevalier, Jr., Street. Ronald MacNeill. Melissa High honors Kearsage Street; Mnon Clark, Mullen, David Patterson, Linda Romanowski. River Road; Everett Cole III, Honors Wilmington Heather Prince, Desiree North Street; Catherine Colan, Beverly Dalton, Cindy Michael Barry, Longview Rowland, Samboun Coburn Avenue: Glen Comfort, Edgerly, Thomas Fitzgerald, road; Gerald Blum, Oakridge Douangamny, Jelfery Gardner. Memorial Drive; Deborah Kristen Flodin, Steve Grasso, Circle; Diane D'Entremont, John Hersom, Daniel Mc- Corbin, Lowe Street. Sean Hickey, Katherine Law, Emerson Street; Teresa Guzzo, Conologue, Denise McLaughlin, Daniel DeAngehs, North Diane Magee, Katherine Shawsheen Avenue; Clifton Kim Sheehan, Kevin Vetman. Street; Joseph DeAngelo, Heath Martins, Gail Murphy, John Hall. Mcdonald Road; Clifton High Honors Street: Joyce Donahue. Henry Mytych, Karen Ouellette, Beth Keefe, Linda Road; Nancy Dale Galley. Carneann Hunt, J. Drive; Nancy Dube, Whipple Pasquerella, Alyson Rando, Marden, WoburnStreet; Loretta Kristen Hurder. Joseph Mc- Road, Donna Dunbar, Baldwin Elena Revelas, David Rich, Mooney, Adams Street; Menimen, Christina Miceli, Street; Karen Eldracher, David Schmitt, Timothy Smith, Timothy Moran, Patricia Cir- Lynn Newhouse. Michelle Scott. Campbell Circle; Eric Fisher, Stacy Surprenant. Champion Street; Carmen cle; Charlotte Stewart, Beech Street; Vimal Surana, Gearty i Kredenco. Hood Road; Carol Band concert at Gilford. Ballard Street; Thomas Street; Rebecca Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes Guard. Chapman Road; Fairmeadow Road; Priscilla Tewksbury Hospital Margaret Harte, Columbia Wood, Butters Row. Down Manni and Road; Nanci Heffernan, Vale Tewksbury Hospital will be cooperation of the Lowell .Street; Karen Kane, Pleasant John Holmes ore wed Ihe scene of a summertime band Musicians' Association, Local Street; Teresa Kondoleon, Starr concert Sunday afternoon. 83, AFM, and the recording Dawn Marie Manni, daughter served as maid ol honor while Avenue; Leonor Kurs, William Augusl 14. industries music performance ol Ruth and Victor Manni of the bride's attendants included G. Drive; Edith Lordan, Revere Wilmington The concert, performed by the trust fund. Officers ol the local Edwards Road. Wilmington Susan Tyner, Michelle Reid. Koad; Gail Maciejewski, "Leite Concert Winds." is include William Notini, became the bride of John Vin- Janet Kerrigan. Jackie Holmes Kendall Road. Sandra Madio, Episcopal Chapel scheduled Irom 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 president; Edward Cotter, vice cent Holmes. Ill, son of John and Phyllis Martell. William G. Drive; Rachell p.m., at the spacious grounds ol president; and Angelo and Dianna Holmes of Benson Paul Dione ol Medlord acted Mahoney. Easmenl Road; John Wilmington Episcopal Chapel, Ihe hospital. John J. Leite, the Bergamini, secretary, treasurer Road on July 24. Father Victor as best man while ushering Murphy. Charles Drive; corner of Forest Street and units music director, will be and business agent. Lavoie performed the mid- duties were in charge ol David Lorraine Murphy, Deering Aldnch Road. conducting the band. Thomas Saunders, suprein- aftrnoon ceremony before the Bruno, Russell Brookes. Mark Drive First, third and tilth Sundays, Tlie band will include 24 ol the tendent of Tewksbury Hospital, altar of st. Thomas Church. Tracy. Michael Manni and Jim .lames Navarro. Cayuga morning prayer at 9:30. area's finest musicians in- is host lor the event assisted by Given in marriage by her Holmes. Koad; Kathleen O'Connell, N. Second and fourth Sundays, cluding Richard D. DeFreitas, John Gleason, concert chair- lather, the bride was radiant in Immediately following (he Blllerica Road; Stephen Orsula, communion. concerl master and principal man, and Friends ol the a draped waist gown ol all over ceremony a reception was held Eastmenl Road; Robert Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m., clarinetist. Mr. Leite's program Tewksbury Hospital, Inc. silk face lace The open neck al Elks Hall in Woburn. Peirenl, Andover Street; Bible study, St. Luke's Gospel. will feature selections from There will be no admisson bodice lealured leg-o-multon, The new Mrs. Holmes is*a 1981 current shows as well as old charge for Ihe concert which is lot Ihe shoulder sleeves and graduate of Wilmington High time favorites. open lo the public. In the event Venice lace. Her full chapel School currently employed as a The concerl has been of rain, the concert will be held train was encircled by bands of data technician by Dynamics events arranged through Ihe the following Sunday afternoon, Venice flowers. For her head- Research, Wilmington. She will Augusl 21. piece the bride chose a veil ol be living at home until her Wed.. Aug. 1(1: Tewks. Golden Tues., Aug. 23. 24. 25: 9 a.m. to silk illusion tailing from a husband finishes a one year lour Age Club meets at Drop-in noon, babysitter training at wreath ol imported silk Mowers ol duty in Korea. Center. Regional Health Center. and seed pearls. She carried a Her husband is also a 1981 births Wed.. Aug. 10, 17. 24: 7 to 9:30 Wed., Aug. 24: Tewks. Golden nosebay bouquet ol white roses graduate ol Wilmington High p.m. Standard first aid at Age Club to American School, currently serving with and babies breath. HERRA: Michael James. Iirsl BROOKS: Paul David, Iirsl Regional Health Center. Playhouse, Milford, N.H. See Kelly Duggan ol Wilmington Ihe U.S. Army at Ft. Riley. child to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin child lo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wed., Aug. 10: 7:30 p.m.. Rita Brousseau. Kansas. Herra (Beverly Murphyi ol Brooks ol Chestnut Street. United Church of Christ Wed., Aug. 24: 7 to 9 p.m., at Spring Street, Stoneham on July Wilmington on July 28 at Win- Congregational, Burlington; WiL Methodist Church. "How to 21 at Winchester Hospital. chester Hospital. Mother-to-Mother open house Audition" workshop by Talkline eliminates Grandparents include Mr. and Grandparents are Donald and social. Call 935-9380. Spotlighters. Call 657-7278. Mrs James Murphy ol Wild- Virginia Richardson ol Wed.. Aug. 10: 8 p.m. at No. Mon., Aug. 29: 10 a.m. to noon one phone line wood Street, Wilmington and Tewksbury; John R. Brooks ol Andover VFW, Parents without at Smith Baker House. Mrs. Marcella Herra of Suncrest Wilmington and Lillian F. Partners newcomers meeting, Merrimack Street. Lowell; Dept The Choate Talkline, a Tewksbury area residenls. Avenue Brooks of Somerville. (all 475-2276. ol Elder Atfairs public meeting telephone crisis intervention telephoning the Talkline will .MARTIN: Kerry Lynn to Mr Thurs.. Aug. II. 18. 25: 7 to on needs ol elderly. hotline sponsored by Choate- now be a loll call. and Mrs. Roger Martin of Miles 9:30 p.m.. Interpersonal Mon.. Sept. 12: 7 lo 8:30 p.m.. Symmes Health Services, Inc.. James Fereira, Talkline CARD OF THANKS Street, Wilmington on July 8 at Communication course at Registration for Wil. Comm. announced that as of September coodinator. said that this is A special note of thanks lo Bobbv Winchester Hospital. Shelley. Ri$k McClellan and the Regional Health Center. Call Schools courses, al W.H.S. 1, use ol the telephone number being done because the amount Grandparents are Mrs. Wilmington ambulance squad for 057-3910. exl 567. 663-8114 will be terminated. ol calls coming in on the 663-8114 cafeteria. their quick, professional assistance However, 24 hour, confidential Dorothy Martin of Wakefield Thuis.. Aug II, IX, 25: 7 to9:30 Sun.. Sept. 25,-Oct. 1: Week number did nol justify the cost in a time of need and Mrs. Virginia Bruce ol p.m., Interpersonal com- long testival commemorating service will still be available by of Ihe extra telephone service. Blllerica. Carl Capozzi munication at Regional Health 100th anniversary of the calling the Greater Boston area Center. Oblates' presence in number 935-1187. Unfortunately. Sat.. Aug. 13: 1:30 p.m.. at Tewksbury. for the Lowell - Blllerica - TEWKSBURY/WILMINGTON ELKS Tewks. Senior Center, movie LODGE 2070 'The Al Jolson Story." Sun.. Aug. 14: 1:30 to 3:30 Plan Your Education p in . 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TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 10.1983 Gustus named acting chief Spotlighters to hold at Middlesex County Hospital auditions workshop William Gustus of 161 Schmidt would like to con- When a person's mouth is so and performers. It will feature Burlington Ave., Wilmington, summate a contract with Arnold dry they cannot swallow, timely and practical suggestions has been appointed interim chief soon. Arnold is expected to be breathing is shallow and raspy; on metal and physical of the Middlesex County meeting with the commissioners the hands - palms damp - preparation, how to control Hospital in Waltham. He was individually, this week, and tremble as a page is turned; the nervousness and make the most appointed over a week ago by Commissioner Larkin has been knees knock; voice quavers, and of an audition, as well as in- the Middlesex County Com- quoted as saying that he has no the heart is hammering in their formation on what a director missioners. The job pays $45,000 objection to having Gustus hold ears; the diagnosis is an acute looks lor in an audition. a year. the position lor a three month case of "audition nerves." The Besides Bartolotti, who is a According to the Reading period. Silver Lake Spotlighters have a well known director in this area Chronicle, it appears that Gustus is the county policy cure! and lormer teacher, workshop another man may accept the full manager for the commissioners The Spotlighters community leaders will include: Lauren time appointment to the job. of Middlesex County, a position theatre will offer a "How to Cochran and Mary Sheehan, Eugene C. Arnold of Ithaca, which has held since last Audition'" workshop to help popular, local community New York, was recently the February. He is in charge of day those interested learn how to theatre actresses with extensive administration chief of the - to - day administration and he overcome audition nerves, experience in muscial comedy; Hamad General Hospital, in likens the position to that of a demonstrate potential, and give James Grana, talented director Doha, Qatar, in the Persian town manager. a good audition. and actor with the Arlington Gulf. Arnold, for several weeks But. lor the past five months "No director likes to watch a Friends of the Drama; Kelley has not responded to the com- he has been the acting fiscal bad audition." said Celia O'Leary. who will direct the missioners' job offer. alfairs director of the cdllnty Bartolotti, president of the Spotlighters' fall production of Two weeks ago the com- hospital. There has been no one Spotlighters and one of the Grase and who has directed missioners, on a 2-1 vote, ap- since that date acting as county workshop leaders. "In lact, community and university pointed Gustus to the position policy manager. most directors want you to be theatre in the mid-west and for a three month period. The Commissioner McLaughlin Mushroom This small mushroom forced its way up through Che good, but often actors ruin their Boston; and Suzanne Fall, a vote was by commissioners had originally voted against driveway of the Gerard Bruno home, :I7 Oakdale Koad. Wilm- chances for a part by not multi-talented actress whose power ington, on July 20. It was. unfortunately, destroyed before the Thomas Larkin and Michael Arnold's nomination, and had species could be determined. knowing how to prepare or experience includes summer McLaughlin. McLaughlin had nominated Frederick Boss, understanding how to handle stock and extensive community proposed that Gustus be ap- lormer director ol the Hale Singers Workshop themselves once they're in an theatre work. pointed to the position per- Hospital in Haverhill. Boss was audition situation." The audition workshop is open manently. the only other finalist in- accepting candidates The "How to Audition" to everyone - free to Spotlighter Since then Arnold had con- terviewed by the com- workshop will be held Wed- members; a nominal fee of $3.00 tacted Larkin and renewed his missioners. McLaughlin, Soloist Cheryl Hartford of and voice instruction. Stalled by nesday. August 24 from 7 to 9 will be charged non-members. interest in the directorship. however, could not get a second Salem Street, Wilmington is professional musicians Irom the p.m. at the United Methodist To register lor the August 24 Larkin was reported as saying, vote to appoint Boss. actively enrolled in the Treble greater Boston area, this year's Church. 87 Church St.. "How to Audition" workshop, last Thursday, that Arnold had Gustus has indicated that he Chorus which is currently ac- stall includes: Larry Berry, Wilmington, and will be led by a call Janice Rudmcki at 657-7278 not responded to the job because may apply for the director's job cepting candidates lor its lormer music assistant at panel of experienced directors in Wilmington. he "was a little fuzzy," ac- on a permanent basis. This, Singers' Workshop. Trinity Church. Boston; Karin cording to the Chronicle, about however, was before Arnold New candidates who attend Kohl, music director of Faith the hiring procedure. renewed his interest in the the summer workshop will be Lutheran Church. Andover; and Larkin and Commissioner Bill position. considered tor permanent Carolyn Kingston, New England Tech honor roll enrollment in the Treble Chorus Conservatory and the Belmont The honor roll for the fourth Corncelli, John DeVivo, in the fall. In its seventh con- School ol Music The entire stall marking period at Shawsheen Michelle Ethier. James Wilmington Community Schools secutive year, this year's is led by Music Director and Tech has been released with the Ferrera, Sean Gaynor, Paul summer program will be held tounder, Marie Stultz. The announces fall enrichment programs following students listed: Guttadauro. Keith Kowalczyk, Irom Augusl 15-19, at the Union workshop will culminate with a Wilmington, grade 9 Keith Landry, Erik Liljegren, Wilmington Community Congregational Church in Norlh public concert on Friday Several of the regular courses Steven Boyce. Richard Burke. Catherine McPhail, Laura Schools, Inc., a non-profit in- Reading Center, candidates who evening, Augusl 19. have new instructors this Joan Keisinger. Alicia Murdock Melanson, Lisa Sylvain, William dependent organizaiton otters seek membership in the Treble The entire Treble Chorus semester - bookkeeping, cratt (irade 10 Thurston. Robyn Turcott, its "Autumn Self Enrichment Chorus for the 1983-84 concert program is geared to the gifted, sampling, oil and acrylic David Beecher, Linda Covello, Colleen Walsh, Laurel Wood. Sessions." season must attend the boy or girl who displays ex- painting and typing 1 are among Susan Dodge. Mary Harkins, Grade 10 Besides many adult courses workshop ceptional interest and talent tor them. Patty-Ann Keele, Harold Miller, Richard Carey, Wayne Cole, there are new courses Highly acclaimed in its years music Interested candidates As usual WCS will offer the Jr.. Daniel Southmayd. Alan Angela DeLuca, Hope DiPalma, of service to children in classical should call 272-4510 or 664-4705 specifically designed for young popular mini courses. These To bey. Debra Driscoll, Deanna people. Basic drawing for young music, the workshop has for the enrollment forms. courses range in length trom one (irade II Frontain, Marybeth Giles, become widely known for its Because ol limited space, people will be held Monday lo six weeks. Scheduled for this Eric Berry. Philip ' Caron, Matthew Hurley, Richard evenings and basic guitar for high standards of musical promptness is important. semester are microwave Craig Holbrook. Beverly Kopacz, Kimberly McDougal, achievement and instruction. Singers' Workshop is funded in ages 9 through 13 will be held cooking, securities and in- Jackson, Thomas MacLaughlin, Matthew Pinto, Mark Tanguay. Offered in the summer part by a grant from the Arts Tuesday afternoons. vestments, they mystique and Andrea Mantis. Barbara Mc Grade II A sign language course should program, will be music theory, Lottery as administered by the the awesome telephone and Cabe, Paula Melanson, Linda Boyer, Christine sight singing and dictation, North Reading Arts Council and be of interest to old and young wallpapering clinic. Christina Powers, Cynthia ensemble, choir, music history a grant Irom the Polaroid Brown, Richard Cummings, alike. Back by popular demand is Pupa, Robert Sgrosso. Barry Ewing, William Foundation. Many new courses have been the bus trip to the lamous lac- (irade 12 Freeman, James Gervais, added to the lineup. A lew of lory outlets of New Bedford and Kenneth Buckler. Eric Car- Juliette Landry, Robert these are crochet and knitting, Fall River. This trip is Margaret Pellegrino seeks seat penter, Christine Deprez, Maclnnis, Gerald McCarthy, geneology, photography in- scheduled for November 5, jusl in Silver Haired Legislature Denise Finch, Thomas John Sordillo, Thomas Trem- termediate, needle-art, self in lime for Christmas shopping. Gedaminsky, Christopher blay. esteem, computer concepts, Those who attended the last all Margaret Pellegrino of 32 act as spokespersons lor the Harkins. Scott Jenkins. Julie Grade 12 understanding human behavior, day shopping excursion lo these Deming Way, Wilmington, lias elderly by lobbying in support ol Jennings. Brian Norton, Ellen Richard Anderson, Julie woodcarving and a GED test outlets in March can attest to the announced her candidacy tor bills and issues that could Koberls. Kevin Smith, Leo Harrington, Philip Hurley, preparation course. This course fantastic savings available on representative in the Silver somehow improve Iheir lives. Walsh. Susan Johnson, Carol Kapala, is for those people who did not such names as Lee jeans, Kay Haired Legislature. The election for Silver Haired Tewksbury, grade 9 Kara Larrabee, Shirley complete high school and would Windsor dresses, Vanity Fair Mrs. Pellegrino, who has been Legislature will be held Sep- Gina Marie Avila, John MacKlhiney, Mark Sqawicki, now like to prepare for the five and Warner underwear and actively helping Wilmington tember 21. Mrs Pellegrino said. Bernard, Lisa Brown, Steve Christine Sickles, John Tosto, part, general equivalency nightclothes, bedspreads, senior citizens tor quile some Anyone age 60 and over is Burke, Joseph Carey, Gretchen Armand Turcotte, Burton diploma exam. towels, designer clothes, shoes lime. said. "ISelected. I will do eligible to vote ifl this election. Carnes, Lisa COnsaui, Michael' Welton, Jr., Martin Wilson. Theieare several new coarses and'much more. Not only will all I can to improve the lives ol which are tentatively on ihere be savings, but it will be Ihe elderly." She has spent the schedule. Automotive, furniture fun. Transportation will again last nine months as president ol refinishing, parenting and how be by luxury Trailways Ihe Deming Way Tenants to set up a small business. motorcoach. Associaton, working lo ensure Naturally courses that have Registration tor all courses better living conditions lor been in demand in the past are and the trip will be held Monday residents there. again a part of the tall lineup evening. Sept. 12 Irom 7:00 to As Silver Haired Represen- Sumjnef Woodworking, shorthand, 8:30 at Wilmington High School tative, Mrs. Pellegrino said she computer basic, rug braiding, cafeteria. Classes are held will be able to work with tole and decorative painting, Monday evenings at WHS senators and representatives potery, patchwork quilting, starting September 26. Irom this district to promote basic guitar, typing beginners Look tin' new brochures bills that could be beneficial to Savings II, business machines, cake coming soon. They will be senior citizens. Silver Haired decorating, money management located in the public library and Legisltaors. although they have and floral designs. various locations. Also look for no vote in the slate legislature. '83 lulure notices in the Town Crier. 30-40^ Off Quality Furniture Three Tewksbury residents named Such As Harden — Sterlingworth — Temple-Stuart Outstanding Young Men of America Barca-Loungers — Lane — Serto Three Tewksbury residents honored lor their outstanding make their cities and towns, as will be included in the 1983 civic and professional con- well as their country, better edition of the prestigious tributions to their communities, places in which to live. These "Outstanding Young Men of their states, and their nation. men have distinguished America'' publication. Select- The three were selected for themselves in one or more fields man Thomas Ronald Guard. 22. inclusion aller being nominated. ol endeavor, and the Board ot of Chapman Road, Richard Nominations are received Irom Directors ol the Outstanding Anthony Keene. 34, ol 120 Senators, Congressmen, Young Men ol America Solid cherry Lancaster Drive, and Police Lt. Governors. Mayors, Stale Program feel Ihey deserve to be drop-leaf John R. 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TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 10,1983 Unhappy with sewer work Daniel Canada, 55 Florence inch of loam around the yard Board members encouraged Fay Ave., South Tewksbury found and then departed. that he was among friends when When Canada started to fix up he visited the Tewksbury his residence, he was told by to apply for WHS principal Conservation Commission other persons that he needed to (concom) on July 19. get permission from the con- transfers to the West when Fay by Debbi Michals candidate in upcoming elections He told the concom he had servation commission. That was One o! the candidates tor "would have a bearing to a moved there. He also asked that bought his home in 1981 and had the reason for his visit. He has Wilmington High School prin- degree." several teachers who he lelt he ideas of landscaping the never had any water on the cipal said recently that he had Kow much weight Fay pulls in could never agree with backyard But then sewer property, except when the the backing of at least two town has been debated, though philosophically be transferred to construction workmen showed contractor was constructing the school committee members in no one, including Fay himself, another school, he said. And at up to start work on the town's pump house. his bid for this position. Bill Fay, would deny it can be quite ex- least two children who had been main trunk line. Secondly, Canada was told he principal ol the West In- tensive. He said he would expect severe disciplinary problems Canada displayed pictures to should have a talk with town termediate School, explained to be faced with more ac- were expelled. the members of the concom engineer Bill Burris, or DPW that although neither of these cusations about his connections No one can take away from showing what followed. He also Supt. Phil Pattison. That board members indicated that with the selectmen rather than Fay's accomplishments, told how "they ran hoses property should be repaired by the contractor, he was told, and they would cast a final vote tor the school committee since he however, the fact that the Elaine Hartley of Dun more Road, through my yard and ruined the him, he had been encouraged by knows, has supported, or is reputation of the West In- Wilmington has been named as the backyard and front yard and the Burris or Pattison should know some board members to apply friends with most of the select- termediate School did change state appointee to the Wilmington fence." about it. If necessary, Canada for the job. men. completely sometime after he Housing Authority. A member of the There was a promise, he said, should see one of the selectmen Fay would not identify which The debate about Fay's took over. He attributes this, as Democratic Town Committee, she that his property would be fixed as a sort of last resort. His place committee members had political clout here doesn't stop many other people including replaces Melvin Keough on the up. But he added that the con- should be fixed up and at no cost suggested that he apply for the with the supportive and oc- board members have, to his authority. Iractor just put down one half to him. principalship Com- casionally threatening phone strong disciplinary procedures mitteewoman Brigit Zukas did calls school committee mem- Kids don't respect an ad- say, however, that she had in- bers and doctor Sager have ministrator's reputation, he Ham radios - a hobby that saves lives dicated to the rest of the com- received Irom various persons. said, until they see him in ac- mittee that she tound Fay to be According to Nancy Clark, who tion, however. replaced Fay on the school Dr. Connelly said that he by Debbi Michals The Billenca chapter of this frequencies and may change "an attractive candidate" To some it is a game, to others organizaton, which has over 100 Irequency any time. Ham radio before he was called in for an committee when he resigned to considers "discipline to be (his) apply for the Glen Road prin- strong suit, too." Since a hobby, but to the thousands of members including several can not be used lor business interview. Phil Fenton has also people helped in emergencies. from Tewksbury and purposes, however. There are said that he had been biased cipalship, she was subject to a Proposition 24 came in, he myriad of phone calls and some explained, the intermediate amateur radio is a lilesaver. Wilmington, offers a Iree class special types of radios for toward Fay throughout the Amateur or ham radio, as it for people interested in ham businesses, but they are not the process, but he did not make a harrassment all geared to en- schools have been without an courage her support of Fay for assistant principal, which put has been labeled, has been radio. The class is given al the same as ham radios and receive final decision on a candidate around since the early 1900's. It Billenca Honeywell facility, a different license. until after the Interviews were that post There were threats at additional pressure on the ad- that time. too. she said, like ministrators. not only gives the operator a where the group also holds its The FCC strictly regulates the conducted. chance to communicate with meetings and training sessions. use of ham radios, Kinnon said. Fay's obvious committee those that current board Rumors have also been cir- members have cited, that she culating that Dr. Sager will not people locally and across the In order lo get a ham radio To do this, he explained, the support has stirred up quite a bit world, but it is also designed to license, a person has to take this FCC monitors the radios to be of controversy. Som° people would not be re-elected to the recommend Fay for the committee il she did not vote for prinipal's position due to a help in disaster and emergency course because the course helps sure people are using only those have alleged that he told another situations. Several com- students prepare for the written frequencies allowed in their candidate, Dr. Joseph Connelly, Fay. Clark also said that Fay's personality conflict that may long-standing ties with many of exist between the two. Sager has munities, for example.have license exam. The course is license and are sticking to other principal of the North In- etablished a network of hams given several times throughout broadcast guidelines. Only termediate School, not to apply the towns top politicians have admitted that she and Fay have given him a political edge at disagreed philosphically in the who use their radios to report the year and usually runs for licensed operators are allowed for the job because he (Fay) accidents on local highways and eight to 10 weeks. Many of the to broadcast, too. Each licensee already had most ot the com- times. past, and McMenimen has said Fay, however, said he never it would be fair to say that Dr. streets. Ham radio operators people who take the course, receives a call sign, he said, mittee vutes sewn up also provided the only means ol Kinnon said, are family which he must state every 10 Dr. Connelly, after hesitating asked anyone to make any Sager has indicated that she phone calls to the school board would not be able to work with communication to victims ol the members or friends of current minutes while he is broad- tor a moment, said that none of 1976 Guatamala earthquake, the ham radio operators. casting. If a person does the candidates had ever said any members, and added, "I did not him as high school principal. call any one ot those school Fay, however, said he has 1977 Johnstown flood, and the Although there is no cost for a something wrong, he is notified ol these things to him. Fay did 1980 eruption ol Mount St. ham radio license, applicants and warned by the FCC. admit, however, that he ap- committee members and ask "always had an excellent them for their vote. I can not relationship with the superin- Helens. must take not only a written, but Kinnon said he enjoys ham proached Connelly, to whom he According to Al Kinnon ol a Morse code test because this radio as a hobby because it is indicated he intended to apply control what parents do." tendent and the school com- Whether or not Fay's political mittee." Livingston Slreet, Tewksbury. code is the basic means of very dillerent from what he does for the position and that he had who has been involved in communication for ham radio. professionally. "And that's been encouraged to apply by ties can or should be an issue is Fay said he believes Sager is hotly debated. Zukas said his happy with him as an in- electronics and radio com- There are several types of what's important about a some board members. Fay also munication since his high school licenses from beginner to ad- hobby.'' he added, "that it's said that he considers Connelly sociability or the lact that he termediate school principal and grew up in town and knows feels he is most valuable to the days, the Federal Com- vanced, he said, but in order to different from what you do all to be a good tnend, but, he munication Commission's advance to a higher license, a the time." added, "Who was I to tell many people here should not be community in his current held against him. People should capacity Sager has stated that (FCC) allowance lor amateur person must again pass a Although Kinnon considers someone not to apply? As a radio stales that it must be used written and Morse code exam. ham radio a recreational ac- matter ot fact, the application look beyond all that, she said, to she is satisfied with him as West see his qualifications, such as Intermediate School principal. for the public good and must be The higher a ham moves on the tivity, there are many other deadline was on a Friday, and available as a means ol com- license scale, the more hams who take amateur radio Dr. Connelly called me on how he brought about much Fay also said, "You have to needed changes at the West admire her steadfastness. There munication in emergencies. frequencies he is able to quite seriously. The Billerica Thursday to tell me that he was People musl have a reason for broadcast on. Regardless of the Amateur Radio Society, as part going to apply so that there Intermediate School when he aren't too many people that took over there. She also denied would fly in the face ol school being on the air, he explained, type ol license a person has or if ol the national organization, would be no misunderstandings, whether it is to simply chat with he has a license at all, he can holds an annual field day to test and I told him he had a right to accusations that she is standing committee resistance." by Fay because of her hopes that As for any conflicts or con- another person or to get listen to all the frequencies on emergency operation apply" desperately needed police, lire, the receiver, but he can techniques. It is a contest that Although Connelly said no she will get his support in the frontations that may have oc- upcoming election. cured between Sager and or medical help in an broadcast only on those stations gives hams a chance to other candidate had told him not emergency. allowed under his license. There demonstrate their ability to to apply tor the principal's job. Fay's work at the West In- Connelly in the past, both said termediate School has also been they have differed A person doesn't need a lot of are currently about 400,000 provide communication in une board member said he or money to get started in ham licenses lor ham radios in the emergency situations. During she was disappointed that he a topic of discussion recently. It professionally on occasion, but is a fact that Fay made many that their differences rested radio, Kinnon said, just a lot of U.S., with over 1,000.000 license the field day, which was held in applied because this person interest. Currently, he has a holders across the world. June, thousands of hams set up feared the current controversy changes at that school when he only with the issue. Once the left the North Iniertuediate issue had been resolved, the very simple radio set up. which The first exam an applicant their stations outdoors using would" icsuit' if 6oth in- only involves a small antenna, a takes to get his license is the only emergency power and termediate principals applied School to become principal at matter was dropped, they said. the West. His work there did The committee and Dr. Sager wire, a radio receiver and Morse code test, he said, which portable antennas. They then lor the position. simple transmitter. is generally given by another tried to contact as many Another accusation leveled at change the atmosphere of that will be working on a com- school to a more disciplined, promise or a temporary solution Kinnon said a person could ham. Once the applicant passes, operators as possible in 24 board members is that they pick up the necessary equip- the ham sends written hours. support Bill Fay's candidacy controlled facility. to the problem on August 10 at Linda McMenimen and for- 7:30 in' the high school ment tor aboul $100, though avid notification to the FCC that the But to Kinnon and others like because of their relationships radio operators have been applicant passed that part ot the him, ham radio is exciting, a with him or to repay a tavor mer school committee member auditorium. The most widely Jim Demos said the problem at discussed prospect has been known to spend as much as $200 test, and the FCC then lorwards chance to listen to, help, and The only member ol the present tor their equipment. The radio the written test to the ham to communicate with thousands of school committee that has in- thai school was not necessarily hiring a temporary or acting as serious as it has been principal to handle the receivers ham operators use are give to the applicant. Once the people across the globe. Many dicated any specilic ties to Fay diflerent from the radios most test is completed, it is sent back people, he said, use their ham is John Brooks. described by various residents necessary functions of running and that there are other aspects that school until a permanent people are familiar with in cars to the FCC where it is graded. II radios to talk to relatives in "Oh sure, we're friends," ol homes. Ham receivers have the person passes the written other states or parts of the Brooks explained, "but that Of the issue to consider. Many of principal has been hired. Both the children who attended the Sager's choices, Dr. Connelly dillerent bans and frequencies exam, he receives his license. world, and some ham radios can doesn't in any way enter into my on them, and with the right Ham radio broadcasting is be hooked up to telephone decision because the first time West, tor example, came Irom and David Sweeney from the Shawsheen School where Foxboro High School, as well as license Irom the FCC, an dillerent Irom regular radio or systems, as well. Of course, Bill applied lor a principalship. I operator can broadcast on up to television broadcasting in while two relatives are was the deciding vote, and I discipline had been poor until Bill Fay, have indicated that the principal there eventually they would be willing to accept all of these stations. several ways. Television and broadcasting to each other, voted against him." Fay served Kinnon. a salesman and radio are allocated one hams everywhere could be on the school committee with resigned while the committee the position on an acting basis. was researching the situation, Sweeney could not be reached certitied public accountant Irequency or station that must listening too. Because, after all. Brooks Irom 1968 until 1970. when (cpai. became involved with be used all the time. Hams, on Kinnon said, "Nothing is private he resigned to apply for the McMenimen said. Fay's work at for comment, but both Connelly lurning the "Wild, Wild West" and Fay said they were con- radio broadcasting when CB the other hand, can broadcast on amateur radio. You never principalship ol the Glen Road radios were popular. CBs. he across a wide range of know who may be listening." School. Both men are also around has been commendable, fident that once they got into the both McMenimen and Demos job, their work would speak lor said, are similar to amateur Rotary Club members. radios yet lend to be very simple Fay said he did not know any agreed. itself. Neither man worried "Anybody who had any kind of about risking the tenure they compared to the complex ol the other committee mem- amateur radios. CBs are used bers until alter they were administrative ability with the each currently hold. support ol the superintendent "Tenure has never been a generally lor chatter or to warn elected, though Zukas said she drivers about where state ®mmt trr and the school committee and concern to me," Fay said. "II had worked with him at the West troopers and speed traps may the other services in town, such you do a good job, you don't have J IIP l. sluil II All I Ml I II j! I'll Intermediate School on a part be. Amateur radio, on the other time basis prior to joining the as the police department, could to worry about tenure." have handled that problem." Other subjects that have been hand, is used lo communicate Publication Number 635-340 committee. with people in other parts of the An Independently-owned newspaper published every Wednesday by Demos said. One ol the issues mentioned by some people as As lor committee members world and to help local Officials The Wilmington News Company, Inc. pledging their allegiance lo Fay involved with the troubles at the concerns or reservations about Wesl Intermediate School, he Fay's candidacy have to do with locate and aid accident victims. in repayment lor past lavors, Alter a while. Kinnon said, he Wilmington office: Tewksbury oltlce: added, was that the ad- his membership in the Rotary 364 Middlesex Avenue Fay replied. "I can't tor the lite became bored with his CB. 1057 Main Street ministration in that building did Club and the fact that he is a P.O. Box 460 P.O. Box 68 ol me iigure out what that could Then, he lound a newspaper be. I can't Iigure out what I not receive any support from the partner is a travel agency. Fay Wilmington, Mass. 01687 Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 article about Kick Beebee. the (617)658-2346 851-5091 could do for them that would school department. said his weekly lunches at the There are other issues in- Rotary Club are probably the assistant director ol the Eastern make them support me. The Mass. Chapter ot the American Publisher Capl Larz Neilson Advertising Manager C. Stuart Neilson only thing I could do for them volved in "how the West was only times he eats lunch. As for won," however. Some people his business ventures, he said he Amateur Radio Relay League. Editor Lan F Neilson Circulation Manager Cathy Pacini would be to support them in Sports Editor Rick Cooke Bits & Pieces Editor Elizabeth Downs question whether Fay solved the is a one third partner in an The article was all about ham their election, and I've never radio and how- to get involved tewksbury Editoi Jim Brown Stall Flora Kasabuski. Eleanor Riddle done that lor any one ol them." problem there, or just simply Andover travel agency, but eliminated it. Several teachers, basically only on paper. He has with it. so Kinnon called Beebee. Bill Fay doesn't, deny his who (old him about the popularity in Wilmington and lor example, who had worked not actively participated in that Subscription Prices: Payable in No financial responsibility Is ac- with him at the North requested business at any time. association's beginners' class. advance. 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TOWN CRIER, AUGUST 10.1983 5 Interpersonal communications workshop at Regional Health Center. Birthdays August 13; Mary Spinosa ol Lynne Hagan How many times have you felt certified speech and language therapy and communicaiton June Gallant of Oregon Koad, Shawsheen Avenue, August 14 Lynne Hagan, of Hobson you just weren't communication pathologist for Choate - Symmes arts. She received her master's Pewksbury will be a year wiser and Lena Kozulkevitch of Pit- Avenue, a graduate of - with your teenager, spouse, Health Services, Inc., will also degree in communicaiton on August 13 and will share man Street, August 18. Wilmington High School, has boss, friend or co-worker? include efficient production of disorders from Emerson College greetings with Debby Panniello successfully completed the One can learn to overcome voice and speech, effective use and her bachelor's degree in of Charles Drive and Jim Bruce Anniversaries executive secretarial program typical communicaiton ol gestures, space, questions speech arts from Fordham of Salem Street, Wilmington. August 12 will mark the 38th at Burdett School in Boston. She problems with the Regional and timing. University. At least eight area residents wedding of Kay and Walter is currently employed as a Health Center in Wilmington's Factors influencing com- This course will be held will be celebrating birthdays on Lindmark of Randolph Road, secretary with Keene Lighting, course on Interpersonal Com- munication, conflict Thursdays, August 11,18, and 25 August 14, including - Richard Wilmington and the fifth an- in Wilmington. munication, a three-part management through com- Irom 7 ID 9::«) p.m. and there is a Chambrs of Astle Street, niversary of Colleen and John Burdett is a division of seminar which includes in- municaiton and maintenance of fee. Registration is required in Tewksbury, Judy Lane of Krey ot Shawsheen Avenue. Bradford Schools and is af- formation processing, active effective communication will advance and the course will be Shawsheen Street, Timothy Bob and June Fowler of Rocky filiated with 10 other business listening and responding, and also be covered. limited to 20 participants. For Jewes of Oak Street and Road, Tewksbury will observe schools in major cities effective use of words and Mrs. Cummings has been in registration lorm, please call Wilmington residents Donna their 18th wedding anniversary throughout the United States. language. the lield lor 10 yars with ex- 657-3910, ext. 567. Paulsen of Church Street, John on August 13. Mary K. Cummings, M.A.. a perience in speech and language King of Lake Street and Mai Bob and Ann Woods of Adams Dean's list at Assumption Malenchini of Fairmeadow Street, Wilmington will dance Deborah Gosselin of Allen Dr. Foster receives Road. the Anniversary Waltz lor the Park Drive. Wilmington^Elaine Ray Parker, II, ol Marcus 28th time on August 14. Peters of West Street, Patricia degree with first class Road, Wilmington will be August 17 will mark the 31st Ryan of Hathaway Road and Richard Scanlon of Rirctiwood CALLIGANDES: Jonathan listening to the strains of wedding anniversary of Mr. and from Tufts Veterinary College Scott, second child, second son, Road, have been named to the "Happy Birthday" on August 15 Mrs. John DeRoy of Aldnch to Cynthia Jean (Holloway) dean's list at Assumption and will share greetings with Road, Wilmington, and Mr. and Dr. Henry Foster, president Barrier Sustained iCOBS) rats Calligandes of Middlesex Mike and Donnie Sullivan of Mrs. George Mullens ot Clark College, Worcester, lor the and chairman ol Charles River and mice which have led to spring semester. Turnpike, Billerica on July 14 at Crest Avenue, Jim Hastings of Street. Breeding Laboratories in important breakthroughs in Melrose Wakefield Hospital. Chestnut Street, Faith Syvert- Francis and Janet Mullen ol Wilmington, became a surprise human medicine. Grandparents include Mary son of Paddock Street, Charlotte Nichols Street, Wilmington will Karen Smith member of Tufts University Says Dr. Franklin M. Loew, Karen Smith, daughter of and Jack Holloway of Oakdale Atamian of Hathaway Road and celebrating their lilteenth an- School of Veterinary Medicine's the veterinary school's dean. Road, Wilmington and Theresa Jean Lane of Shawsheen Street, niversary on August 17. Margaret and Delbert Smith ol first graduating class when he "No one is more responsible lor Roosevelt Road, Wilmington has and Peter Calligandes of Tewksbury who will become a The Edward Roth's ol Church was awarded -at Doctor of improving the health of rodents Pleasant Street, Wakefield. teenager on the 15th. Street will mark their 10th been named to the dean's list at Veterinary Medicine degree used in research and teaching August 16 will mark the wedding anniversary on August Endicott College in Beverly. extra ordinem at recent than Dr. Foster. Scientific HOLMES: Sarah Elizabeth, The senior photography major special day ol Lori Mazzola ol 18. ceremonies. techniques he has applied in his lourth child, second daughter to Linda Road, Wilmington, Jane served as a member of the Foster, who is also chairman company are now used Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Holmes of Palmer of Canal Street, Paul soccer team and the varsity ol the school's visiting com- throughout the industry." Dadant Drive, Wilmington on Fullerton of Jones Avenue, club. mittee, earned a D.V.M. degree Foster, who stood with the July 18 at Melrose - Wakefield Esther Jackson of High Street, Francis Ingaharro in 1946 from New England's last veterinary class of 1983 to take Hospital. Lori Farr of Cedarcrest Road, Marine Pic. Francis Tewksbury seniors veterinary school, Middlesex the Veterinarians Oath, has Grandparents are Jeanette Kristen Valletta ol Lexington Ingaharro, son of Angelo and According to Rita Brousseau, Veterinary College in Waltham. written extensively in scientific and Henry Jordan of Pompeno Street who will be 12 and Jim Elanor Ingararro of Starbird ol the Tewksbury Senior Citizen The school, however, was not in publications and was most Beach. Florida and Marion and and Eleanor Riddle ol Main Avenue, Tewksbury, has been Newsletter, the following existence long enough to earn its recently senior editor of The Wendell Homes of Boxford. Street, Tewksbury and Karen promoted to his present rank Tewksbury seniors are on the accreditaton, and thus, Foster's Mouse in Biomedical Research, Hennessy ol Whipple Road. while serving at Marine current birthday list: degree Irom Tufts is his lirst published bv Academic Press in Scott Pupa of Eames Street, Barracks. Naval Base. Norlolk, Patruck Grill in. August 11; from an accredited institution 1982. Wentworth Wilmington will be a year wiser Va. Florence Wilkinson. August 12; Tults' vet school, which has Foster is also a trustee of accepts on August 17. Blanche DeDeo, August 14; provisional accreditation, ex- Brandeis University (located on Tim Kerber ol Bruce Street, Mary Casazza. August 15. pects to earn full accreditation the former campus of Middlesex 12 residents Tewksbury will observe his Charles Spurred m the tail of 1983. Veterinary College), and he and birthday on August 18 and will Marine Pic. Charles Spurrell, Markey on health Shortly altr graduation irom his wife Lois have given sub- Twelve students from share his special day with Kurt Congressman Edward Middlesex, Foster lounded, in a stantial support to many Boston son of Barbara Spurrell of Tewksbury and Wilmington Perry of Rogers Street who will Markey will hold blood pressure second-lloor Boston loft, the institutions, including the Carter Street, Tewksbury has have been accepted at Went- screenings and offer valuable Charles j River Breeding Museum ol Fine Arts. When the become a teenager; Ann Marie completed recruit training at worth Institute ol Technology Sharkey ol Seneca Street, who the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, information on health-related Laboratories, -now a multi- veterinary school' opened its issues in his mobile national corporation and the lor the 1983-84 academic year. will be 13; Barbara Morris of Paris Island. S.C. doors in 1979. Foster also made a Wentworth features two year congressional office at world's largest breeder of commitment to endow a chair in Appletree Road who will also studies in technology and Tewksbury Town Hall Wed- laboratory animals. Under his comparative medicine at the join the ranks ol teenagers; awards an Associate Degree in nesday, August 17 Irom 9:30 to direction, the laboratories have school, lollowing graduation of Brian Higgins of Grasshopper Idaho visitors Engineering after completion. 11 a.m. developed sterile breeding Lane; Bob Young ol Pinedale Mr. and Mrs. Michael D'Ahlio its first class. That endowment The Institute is in Boston. Unlike the mobile office techniques to create, among Avenue and Wilmington ot Hayden Lake, Idaho have will become a realitv this fall. From Tewksbury, Sonya residents Debbie Roberts of outreach programs in June and others. Caesarean-Onginated. been visiting with her daughter. July which were targeted for Field, 20 Maplewood Rd., ar- Moore Street, John Betts of Joanne Micallizi, in Wilmington chitectural engineering; David Forest Street, Debbie Fitz- specilic groups ol individuals, this summer. The visit leads up this month's health and Walton attends designers conference Hague, 84 French St., aircraft patnck ol Allen Park Drive, to Joanne's wedding to Richard maintenance; Michael Hazel, Beth Ann Bobbins ol Arlene medicine workshops should be Cann, which will take place this ol interest to everyone. Eleanor Walton, 36 Kendall the chairman ol the college's 568 East St., electronic Avenue, Roger Beaupre ol Park Saturday at the VFW Hall in technology; Christopher Hill, Street and Bobby Shufelt of Rd , Tewksbury, was among the interior design program, was Tewksbury. To enter chairman of the student par- 121 John St., civil engineering; Wedgewood Avenue. many students and alumni of the The D'Allilio's have 29 To enter an item in Bits & ticipation in the conference. James Indelicato, 17 Munro Cir., Lisa Spahl of Draper Drive, interior design program of grandchildren and 23 great - Pieces, call the Town Crier at Herbert T. Anderson, depart- welding engineering; Ronald Wilmington will be a year wiser Chamberlayne Junior College in grandchildren. 658-2346 days and Tuesday Boston who attended the 1983 ment chairman, also served on Kostas, 28 Newton Ave., on August 19 and will share Richard and Joanne have nights or 658-2907 other nights mechanical design; Thomas greetings with Peg Dicey ol National Conference ol the the committee. Paul H. Vincent, been going together for eleven and weekends. Ask lor BecDee. an instructor in the department, O'Brien, 6 Cobleigh Dr., civil Auburn Avenue, Mark Donnelly American Society ot Interior years. was a co-chairman of the con- construction; and Scott Simas, of Sprucewood Road, Ed Design IASID) held at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel and ference. Sara Girard, also an 12 Champion St., electrical Reynolds, Sr. of Swain Road and engineering. Patrick Sands of Kiniberly Hynes Auditorium. instructor, delivered the keynote address on "Student From Wilmington, Byron Drive, Tewksbury. Triple penalty for The Chamberlayne par- Connection Day." Kincaid, 26 Oakridge Cir., Kathy Gagnon ot South Street. ticipants hosted students and Mr. Anderson was presented a electrical engineering; Michael Tewksbury will turn another alumni ol colleges Irom around sewer violations presidential citation from the Licciardi, 350 Woburn St., civil page on August 20, as will the country. This penalty will be based water national president of ASID. It engineering; Wayne Lucas, 175 Joseph Suley of Pennacook The sewer regulations ol The college has an active use charges, based on actual or was awarded for his con- Taft Rd., electrical engineering; Road, who will be 13; Andrew Wilmington have been amen- student chapter ol ASID which estimated water consumption, tributions to education and to and Paul Corvino, 14 Pilling Rd., DiCiaccio ol Chandler Street; ded, by vole of the Water and students are eligible to join. Irom the date the sewer was civil construction. Rachel Allen of Kennedy Road Sewer Commissioners, to They are invited to attend and the society availale lor use lo the date ol will also become a teenager; provide penalties lor illegal meet professional designers at discovery ol the violation. and Wilmington residents Terry connections. The vote was taken the society's monthly meetings in the regular meeting on In addition, any person who and to participate in its other Vitaleol Cedarcrest Road, Dolly violates the provisions ol the Mattuci of Main Street, and Dale August 4. activities. Graduates of the regulations will become liable to three-year program become King of Lake Street. Any contractor violating the regulations is subject to a line ol the town lor any expense, loss or eligible to join ASID as associate $250 per violation. The com- damage occasioned by the town, members. < .<.l

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Honor roll. 4 years, 4 quarters Lucien Grice, Judee Landrigan, Palmisano, Joseph Pelletier, Eleen Law, Ann Linnehan, Gail Margaret Harte died Sunday Class of 1983 Janet Magliozzi, Colleen Mark Poole. Lombard. Mrs. Margaret Ann (Regan) She received her bachelor of Kimberly Bennett, Cheryl McKenn% Christine Mc- Mary Beth Quinn, Peter Andrea Marino, Debra Harte of Columbia Road, arts degree in psychology from Branscombe, Julie Cain, Menimen. Revelas, Maureen Roche, Karen Marsolini, Deborah McCoy, Tewksbury died Sunday al- the University of Lowell in June. Marjorie Campbell, Beatrice Leslie Nagy. Linda Nistico, Rowe, Lisa Rudnicki, Diane James McFayden, Sandra ternoon at St. John's Hospital. Besides her mother, she is Cutone, Raymond Durling, William Odium, John Pelletier. Rulli, Valerie Schiavone, Lisa McKenna, Lisa Medeiros, She was born in Lowell, the survived by two sons, Brendan Susan Gillespie, Diane Lang, Julie Penny, Stephen Raso, Scialdone, Kimberly Smith, Donna Mercier, Kevin Michaud, daughter of Mrs. Margaret C, M. and Sean Harte, both of Mary McNaughton, Marilyn Thomas Ross, Jeanne Scott, Thomas Smith, Elizabeth Patricia Mottolo, Kim Nelson, (Kelley) Regan, who survives Tewksbury; her brother, Roger Mills, Deborah Mottolo, Pamela Judith Seville. Susan Shay, April Spada, Pamela Spence, DAwn William O'Donnell, Maureen her and the late Roger M. Regan, Jr. of Lowell. Mugford, Mary Beth Quinn, Smallidge, Lisa Spahl, Joan Spinazola, Charles Stevens, O'Leary, Andreas Papaliolois, Regan. Mrs. Harte was engaged to be Karen Rowe. Lisa Rudnicki, Sullivan, Dianne Tobey. Alan Sunnerberg, Allen Tighe, Michael Pittaro, Scott Poole, A graduate of Lowell High married to Frank Fisichelli of Jannie Wolff, Deborah Zam- Class of 1985 Mark Whitney, Jannie Wolff, Denise Quinn, Stephen Revelas, School, she received an North Andover and was a Julie Richburg, Elizabeth bernardi. Marie Alpers, Andrea Deborah Zambernardi. associate of arts degree from communicant of St. Dorothy's Rogers, Karen Sandberg, Three years, 4 quarters Ausiello, Jean Barrett, Lauren Class or 1984 Lowell State College and an Church. Class of 1984 Callahan, Stephen Collins, Dean Athansia, Carl Beatrice, Adrienne Sartori, Leslie Skantz, associate of science degree in Funeral services were Dean Athanasia, Carl David Corvino, Thomas Craig, Christine Berry, Robin Bimbo, Lauren Smith, Jennifer St. business administration from scheduled for 9:00 a.m., Onge, Gregory Sullivan, Beatrice, Scott Bishop, Paul Pamela Davis, Michelle Emond, Scott Bishop, Charlene Bran- Burdett College. Thursday at the O'Donnell Michelle Toto, Karla Weed, Caizzi, Darin Colarusso, Lisa Debbie Iocco, Eleen Law, Ann scombe. Stephanie Briggs, In 1961 she was employed at Funeral Home, 276 Pawtucket Elmstrom, Christune Enos, Lmnehan, Gail Lombard. Joseph Caimi, Paul Caizzi, Daril William Woods. Hanscom Air Force Base, Street, Lowell. A funeral mass Denise Foley, DianeFoley, Lisa James McFadyen, Lisa Colarusso, Patricia Conant. Class of 1986 Bedford and more recently was at St. said Dorothy's Church at Tina Allan, Jennifer Arm- Gidari, Lucien Gose, Judee Medeiros, Kevin Michaud. Sandra Crowley. Eileen Deon. a substitute teacher in 10 o'clock. Burial will follow in rong, Chris Athanasia, Kellie Landrigan, Janet Magliozzi, Patricia Mottolo, Kim Nelson, Manorom Douangmany, Vic- Tewksburv. St. Mary's Cemetery, North Coleen McKenna, Christine Andreas Papaliolios, Michael toria Ellsworth. Lisa Elmstrom, Barrett, Michelle Bearse, Mark Tewksbury. McMenimen, Leslie Nagy, Pittaro, Scott Poole, Denise Christine Enos, Cheryl Evans, Bere, Cheryl Bishop, Dawn Linda Nistoci, William Odium, Jjinn, Stephen Revelas, Julie Denise Foley, Diane Foley, Lisa Borenstein, Stacey Callahan, Robert Flucker, retired John Pelletier, Thomas ROSSJ ichburg, Jennifer St.Onge, Gidari, Diane Gillis, Andrea Peter Campbell, Scott Joan Sullivan, Dianne TobeyX regory Sullivan, Michelle Gosselin, Lucien Grise, Dennis Cavanaugh, Dianne Chalifour, wholesale florist Toto, William Woods. Kelley. Judee Landrigan, Lisa Mary Lou Cunningham, David Two years, 4 quarters business in Tewksbury and was Longland. Rose Luongo. Curran, Anthony Cutone, Lisa Robert Flucker ol Tewksbury Class of 1985 Class of 1986 a founder the Tewksbury Tina Allan, Jennifer Arm- Sherry Mace, Janet Magliozzi. Cutone, Sheryl Cyrus, Trevoe died Tuesday morning at Lowell Maria Alpers, Andrea Housing Authority where part of Ausiello, Lauren Callahan, strong, Chris Athanasia, Dawn Colleen McKenna. Christine Deegan, Karen DeFronzo, Keley General Hospital following a Flucker Heights was named in Stephen Collins, David Corvino, Borenstein, Stacey Callahan, McMenimen, Leslie Nagy. DeLuca, Holly Durette, Melissa lingering illness. his honor. Pamela Davis, Michelle Emond, Peter Campbell, Mary Lou Linda Nistico, William Odium. Elia, Sthanthis Feidzidis, Nancy Born in Scotland, 81 years ago, Mr. Flucker is survived by Debbie loco, Eleen Law, Gail Cinningham, David Curran, Kristina Oxman, John Pelletier, Fillio, Kimberly George, the son of the late Robert and the two daughters Mrs. Paul Lombard, James McFadyen, Anthony Cutone. Lisa Cutone, Julie Penny, Stephen Raso, Virginia Grice, Ellen Grinder, late Wilhelmenia (Noble) Trevor Deegan. Karen Patricia Rescigno, Steven Karen Hanegan, Sharon Flucker, he was a resident of (LouiseI Gearty of Tewksbury Lisa Medeiros, Patricia Mottolo, and Mrs. Dennis (Roberta) Kim Nelson, Michael Pittaro, DeFronzo, Virginia grice, Ellen Roche, Thomas Ross, Jeanne Hayward, Jonathan Hensey, Tewksbury for 55 years. Kane of Billerica; and four Scott Poole, Stephen Revelas, Grinder. Sharon Hayward. Beth Scott, Judith Seville, Susan Denise Hobbs, Adrienne Hoon, Prior to retirement he owned grandchildren. Julie Richburg, Jennifer St. Law, Darlene Lynch, Terri Shay. April Smallidge, Lisa Steve Hunt. and operated a wholesale florist Onge, Gregory Sullivan, Merrill, Lauri Morin, Lauree Spahl, Joan Sullivan, Daniel Christopher Kincaid, William Woods. Murray, Jeanne Neville, Eric Surrette," Elizabeth Taylor, Lawrence King, Beth Law, Julie Services Thursday for Mary McCarthy Honor roll, all 4 quarters Ouellette, Albert Prescott, Dianne Tobey, Suzanne Tolini, Lesperance, Kristina Lewis, DArlene Lynch, Terri Merrill, Mrs. Mary A. McCarthy, Robert L. McCarthy of Fort Class of 1983 Michelle Roney, Tracy Russo, Margaret Vachol, James Lauderdale, Fla.; her brothers Patricia Savosik, Susan Scott, Wallace, Kathleen Walsh. Lauri Ann Morin, Brian Mur- formerly ol Somerville and Kimberly Bennett, Cheryl Francis and Martin Corbett, Tracy Smith, Carolyn Wolfe. Class of 1985 phy, Lauree Murray, Jeanne Medlord, died at the Castle Branscombe, Laurel Buzzell, both of Potsdam, New York; her Honor roll, fourth quarter Maria Alpers, Andrea Neville, Nancy Newark, Nursing Home, Tewksbury Julie Cain, Marjorie Campbell, sister, Mrs. Madeline Cantwell Class of 1983 Ausiello, Glenn Baptiste, Jean Kathryn O'Donoghue, Eric Sunday evening. Beatrice Cutone, Raymond 01 Middletown, Conn; her five Annette Antinarelli, Deborah Barrett, Timothy Benoit, Ouellette, Albert Prescott, Mrs. McCarthy, 89 years of Durling, Susan Gillespie, grandchildren and eight great- Bannon, Darlene Benner, Elizabeth Boulton, Kristen Butt, Cynthia Quandt, Michelle age at the time of her death, was Kimberly Hoon, Clifford Jones, grandchildren. Doreen Benner, Kimberly Lauren Callahan, Stephen Roney, Tracy Russo, Valerie born in Newfoundland, the Cheryl Kincaid, Holly Landers, The luneral will be held from Bennett, Cheryl Branscombe, Collins, Celia Cornish, David Ryan, Patricia Savosik, Susan daughter ol the late Bridget Diane Lang, Mary McNaughton, Ihe W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Patricia Buckley, Laurel Corvino, Thomas Craig, Janet Scott, Edward Shelley, Tracy (Hurley) and the late Joseph Pamela Miano, Marilyn Mills, Funeral Home, 374 Main St., Buzzell, Julie Cain, Marjorie Crowley, Sarah Davidson, Smith, Andrea Spinelli, Dawna Corbett. She had lived in Deborah Mottolo, Pamela Wilmington Thursday morning Campbell, Cara Mia Capodanno, Pamela Davis. Daniel DeLetter, Sugarman, Christopher Somerville and Medlord most ol Mugford. at 9:15 followed by a funeral Jill Cosman, David Curtis, Lisa Doucette, Michelle Emond, Sullivan, Eric Torell, David her life, and in Florida for 11 Frank Newark, Debbie mass at St. Thomas Church at Beatrice Cutone, Doreen Ann Anthony Guglielmo, April Hunt, Trout. Kristen Ugolini. Danielle years before moving lo the Palmisano, Mark Poole, 10. Burial will take place in the D'Errico, Anne DeLucia, Debbie Iocco, Lisa Jackson. Vinal, Jami Vitali, Carolyn Wilmington - Tewksbury area MaryBeth Quinn, Maureen lamily lot, Oak Grove Christine Doucette, Rayrnond Daniel Kane, Lisa Krikonan, Wolfe. five years ago. Roche, Karen Rowe, Lisa Cemetery, Medlord. Durling, Susan Gillespie. Joan She was the widow ol Joseph Rudnicki, Valerie Schiavone, Friends may call at the Elizabeth spada, Alan Sun Gouldsbrough, Deborah L. McCarthy and is survived by luneral home WEdnesday from nerberg, Ellen Tighe, Mark Hanegan, Kimberly Hoon, Wilmington United her two sons, Joseph F. Mc 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Whitney, Jannie Wolff, Deborah Lynda Jemson, Clifford Jones, Methodist Church Carthy of Wilmington and Zambernardi. George Kelley, Cheryl Kincaid. Class of 1984 Susanne Labossiere, Holly CAIN: Jennifer Rose, first The Rev. Lawrence O'Brien, Mary Leahy was 75 Dean Athansia, Carl Beatrice, Landers, Diane Lang, Lisa child to Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. pastor, 658-8217; Richard Mrs. Mary Leahy ol Lakeview Mrs. Anna Barry of Holden and Scott Bishop, Stephanie Briggs, Lombard, Michael Manni, Mary Cain. Jr. ol Kiernan Avenue, Vanderpool. pastoral assistant, her 15 grandchildren. Paul Caizzi, Darin Colarusso, McNaughton, Pamela Miano, Wilmington on July 26 at Win- 658-2912; church office, 658-4519. Avenue, Tewksbury died sud- denly at her residence Wed- The luneral was held from the Patricia Conant, Sandra Michelle Micalizzi, Marilyn chester Hospital. Accessible to the handicapped. W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Crowley, Manorom Mills, Deborah Mottolo, Pamela Grandparents are Mr. and Sunday. Aug. 14: 8:15 a.m., nesday, August 3. Douangmany, Lisa Elmstrom, Mugford, Frank Newark, Mrs. James Bransfield ol Half-hour communion service; Mrs. Leahy, who was 75 years Home. :)74 Main St., Wilmington Christine Enos, Denise Foley, Jonathan Nolan, Leanne Glendale Circle, Wilmington 9:30 a.m., morning worship; ol age at the time ot her death, Saturday morning at 9:15 with was born in Dorchester, the the Kev. William Smith serving Diane Foley, Lisa Gidari, O'Neill, Mark Page. Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Cain 8:30 p.m.. Al-Anon in Fellowship daughter ol the late Mary as celebrant. Burial followed in ol Clark Street. Hall. Tuesday. 8:30 p m., (Walsh) and the late William the family lot, Wildwood. CHJGTUSr Joltn Patrick; -third Alcoholics Anonymous in Fitzgerald. She was'a resident of Cemetery. help wanted child, second son to Mr. and Fellowship Hall. Tewksbury lor the past 44 years Serving as pall bearers were Mrs. William Gustus of Wednesday: at noon. where she was a communicant Scott D'Entremont, John Barry, A Burlington Avenue, Wilmington of St. Dorothy's Church and a Richard Barry and Eugene WELCOME Alcoholics Anonymous in FULL TIME on June 24 at Beth Israel Fellowship Hall; 7:30 p.m.. member of the Golden Age Club. Vogl. WAGON She was the widow ol William OFFICE/CLERICAL POSITION Hospital. board of trustees. CALL IS LIKE Grandparent are Victor and Leahy and is survived by her Tewksbury Town Clerk's Office Thursday: 7:30 p.m.. Bible Services for MEETING A Patricia DuBois, tormerly of study. son, John Leahy ol Palatine. 37'i hours weekly III.; six daughters, Patricia $11,833 00 annual salary BRAND NEW Wilmington, now ol Penn- Hilda Irons Leahy of Tewksbury, Mrs. Kita Applications may be obtained at the Town sylvania and Rita Gustus ol Funeral services lor Hilda M. Wiswell ol Concord, Mrs. Ellen Clerk's Office. Monday through Friday from Brand Avenue, Wilmington. i Parker i Irons ol Tewksbury D'Entremont of Dan bury. 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Deadline for submit- were scheduled to be held LENTINI: Alexis Ann, to Mr. Conn., Mrs. Kathleen Curseaden ting application is August 19 Please, no phone BOARD OF APPEALS Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the inquiries and Mrs. Anthony Lentini ol Case 83-83 of Millord, Conn., Mrs. Loretta Graham Funeral Home in The Town of Tewksbury is an equal oppor- Central Street, Everett on July A public hearing will be held at the Campbell of East Hartlord. tunity employer. 23 at Melrose - Wakefield Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Conn, and Mrs. Frances Woburn. Mrs. Irons was the widow ot Hospital. Avenue, on August 23. 1983, at 7:00 Shemkus ol Reading; her sister. Grandparents include Ann P.M., on the application of Develop- Gilbert A and mother of Richard ment Realty Trust. Box 322, Wilm- SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Grasso of Lynnlells Parkway, W. ol Tewksbury and sister ol Saugus; Anthony Lentini of ington, MA., to acquire a variance BErtha sherburneof Florida. NOTICE OF VACANCY from the standard dimensional BOARD OF APPEALS Tedford Road. Revere and Mrs. Case 86-83 The following positions are available in the It's a friendly visit with regulations. (Table II) authorizing Wilmington Public School System: Ann Rando of Marie Drive, the construction of a single family A Public Hearing will be held at BOARD OF APPEALS gills, lips and informa- Wilmington. the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex ATHLETIC TRAINER tion plus cards you can dwelling on a lot having insufficient OFFICIAL MAP Avenue, on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 Case S-19-83 FACULTY MANAGER redeem for more gifts a' frontage, depth and area, for proper-' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING AD- TOWN OF WILMINGTON ty located on Beverly Avenue. Map P.M., on the application of Elmer A Public Hearing will be held at local businesses I'd like and Rhea Carroll. 8 Heather Dr.. to the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex VISOR In meet vou. 55 Parcel 92. These positions are non-tenured, and Bruce MacDonald, acquire a variance from the stan- Avenue, on August 23. 1983, at 7:00 renewable yearly pending satisfactory per- JtrfST ENGAGED"? Chairman, Board dard dimensional regulations, I'M on the application of Ralph E. formance and evaluation. NEW PARENT? A3,10 of Appeals (Table II), authorizing an existing Newhouse. to construct a single Interested persons are to submit a letter of MOVED? BOARD OF APPEALS single family dwelling to remain family dwelling on land not shown or within a required reserve side yard made part of the Official Map, application and other supportive material to: Tewksbury Case 84-83 Dr. Carol Sager A Public Hearing will be held at Map 100 Parcel 644 (General Law, Chapter 41, Section Supt. of Schools [ CALL Marge Major BOARD OF APPEALS the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Bruce MacDonald, 81 El on a way known as Mozart 159 Church Street, Case 81-83 Avenue on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 Chairman, Board Avenue. Map 19 Parcel 17A Wilmington, MA 01887 ^667-3362 A Public Hearing will be held at P.M., on the application of Charles A3.10 of Appeals Bruce MacDonald, Additional information may be received by the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex McAveeney. c/o C.A. Mack Assoc. BOARD OK APPEALS Chairman. Board contacting Mr James M Gillis, Wilmington Avenue on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 Inc., 415 Main Street, to obtain a OFFICIAL MAP A3,10 of Appeals High School - Tel. No 658-4580. P.M., on the application of Rita variance from Table II of Zoning By- Case S-17-83 BOARD OF APPEALS Applications Close: Thursday, August 16, Voner. 4 Phillips Avenue, to acquire Law for a lot having less than re- A Public Hearing will be held al OFFICIAL MAP 1983. a variance from the standard dimen- quired area, width, side yard, rear the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Case S-20-83 sional regulations I Table II) to yard and front yard for property Avenue, on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 A Public Hearing will be held at authorize the division of a parcel of located orr»Maln Street. Map 42 ' P.M., on the application of Develop- the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex land containing an existing single- Parcel 22J ment Realty Trust. Bo* 322, Wilm- Avenue, on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 family residence into two nonconfor- Bruce MacDonald, ington, MA., to acquire authoriza- I'M. on the application of Ralph E. ming building lots each with less Chairman, Board tion to construct a single family Newhouse, to construct a single SUBSCRIBE! than required frontage and area, A3.10 of Appeals dwelling on land not shown or made family dwelling on land not shown or Please send the Town Crier every week by U.S. Mail to: and one lot containing the existing BOARD OF APPEA1.S a part of the Official Map (General made part of the Official Map, dwelling with less than the required Case 85-83 Law, Chapter 41, Section 81 Ei on a (General Law, Chapter 41, Section side yard dimensions, and to obtain A Public Hearing will be held at way known as Beverly Avenue. Map 81 El on a way known as Mozart a building permit for a single family the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex 55 Parcel 92 Avenue. Map 19 Parcel 22D. Name residence. Map 44 Parcel 93. Avenue, on August 23. 1983, 7:00 Bruce MacDonald. Bruce MacDonald, Bruce MacDonald, P.M.. on the application of Ballard- Chairman, Board Chairman, Board Address Chairman, Board vale Park Associates I & II. P.O. A3 JO of Appeals A3.10 of Appeals BOARD OF APPEALS Town St A3,10 of Appeals Box 1200. Bralntree, Mass. to obtain BOARD OF APPEALS Zip- BOARD OF APPEALS a variance from the provisions of the OFFICIAL MAP OFFICIAL MAP [ ] Wilmington Edition Case 82-83 Wilmington Zoning By-Law as Case S-18-83 Case S-21-83 ] Tewksbury Edition A Public Hearing will be held at amended on May 17, 1983, to A Public Hearing will be held at A Public Hearing will be held at the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Rates: $12.00 lor one year subscription in Wilmington or Tewksbury, or $16.00 the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex authorize and validate previously the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex Avenue, on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 granted building permits, zoning Avenue, on August 23, 1983, at 7:00 Avenue, on August 23. 1983, at 7:00 elsewhere. P.M., on the application of Jama M. variances, parking and site plans P.M., on the application of Ralph E. P.M., on the application of Ralph E. Corsetti, 22 Hillside Way. to acquire approved persudant to the Zoning Newhouse, to construct a single Newhouse, to construct a single family dwelling on land not shown or Clip and mail with check to: a variance from standard dimen- By-Law in effect before May 17, family dwelling on land not shown or 1983, which do not conform to the made part of the Official Map, made part of the Official Map, Town Crier sional regulations (Table II) to divide a parcel of land into two lots, amended Zoning By-Law, for pro- (General Law, Chapter 41, Section (General Law, Chapter 41, Section Subscription Oept. one with less than the required fron- perty located on Ballardvale Street. 81EI on a way known as Mozart 81 El on a way known as Mozart P.O. Box 460 tage. Map 2 Parcel 9. Map R2 Parcels 19B and 20A Avenue. Map 19 Parcel 22E. Avenue. Map 19 Parcel 17B Bruce MacDonald, Bruce MacDonald Bruce MacDonald, Bruce MacDonald, Wilmington, MA 01887 I ' Chairman, Board Chairman, Board Chairman, Board Chairman. Board A3,10 of Appeals A3,10 of Appeals A3,10 of Appeals A3.10 of Appeals

mmmmammammmmm mam maammammtmmmmt AUGUST 10, 1983 PAGE 7 Qtattm (Erier Sports Red Sox top Twins for town title M For the second consecutive into centerfield on a pickoff saleties. Ron Mank was a year the Red Sox of the attempt. The curveballing defensive standout for the Tewksbury National Senior Dziadosz then escaped by Twins. League have come away with fanning the next two batters to The Red Sox team was the Town Championship, but not send the game into an extra managed by Bill Glencross and before a cliff hanging, extra frame. coached by Bob Dziadosz and inning struggle with the In the eight innings the Sox Bill Glencross, Jr The Players perenially tough American erupted for four runs, two of included Bud McAllister, Bob League champion Twins. which scored on a two strike Dziadosz, Keith Alferi, John The Red Sox, National League bunt by Davis, and another on Priest. Larry Bosso, Gary tirst half champs, reached the an RBI single by Matt Crowley. Marotta, Cliff Marotta, Matt title game by defeating the The Twins answered with a Crowley. Tom Higgms, Kirk second half champion Cardinals single run when Brian Kobelski Goldsworthy, Ed McGurn, Jim in two straight games by scores doubled and scored on a Davis. Mike Bisso and Wayne of 4-1 and 7-2. Bob Dziadosz groundball by Maniscalco for McNeil. pitched a strong three-hitter in the 8-5 final. The American League Tewksbury (" team Chief running backs take off on a sprint during Monday the opener. Bud McAllister had Both pitchers went the route, champion Twins were managed Get set and go night's workout. Watching the action is head coach Mike Whellon Jr. three hits for the victors and Joe with Dziadosz throwing a three- by Kay Coulliard and coached Welch had all three hits for the hitter with 10 strikeouts. by Al Hicks. The players in- Cardinals. Rookie southpaw Ed Maniscalco also had his cluded Greg Kobelski, Jim McGurn, fashioned a two-hitter strikeout pitch working, whif- Maniscalco, Ron Mank, Bob in game two to provide the fing 13. McAllister, G. Marotta, Dunlay, Sanji Dhoulakia, Dave Wilmington Softball League clincher. Gary Marotta had two Dziadosz and Bisso had two hits Mountcastle, Matt Daly, Dave hits for the Sox. each for the winners, while Hicks. Rich Travers, Brian The Twins reached the town Dunlay, Dhoulakia and B. Kobelski, Jim Hamilton, Ed title game after two one game Kobelski had the Twins' Piscopo and Gary Powers. playoffs, as they were Sportsworld clinches division deadlocked with the Reds lor the first half and tied with A's for Sportsworld clinched the John Blaisdell combined for Jim Crowley. Jon Nolan ripped the second half crown. American Division cham- seven Dunkirk hits. a double and a triple for The Twins defeated the Reds, pionship of the Wilmington Thursday, August 4 Wilmington Ford. 10-5 behind Jim Maniscalco, Softball League Monday night No. Wilm. Shell 8 Wednesday. August II with Greg Kobelski the hitting with a 14-10 victory over a Analog Devices 3 Sportsworld 16 star Dave Hicks pitched the 5-4 scrappy Pepsi-Cola club. The Shell attack was in high Converse Rubber :t victory over the A's and won the Pepsi-Cola, winners of just gear, with big Earl Paulson (two Herb Mason fired a four- game in extra innings with a one game this summer, made doubles, homer) leading the way hitter, with stick support from squeeze bunt. Sportsworld work lor the clin- along with Bob Butters and Bob Bob Frongillo (single, homer) The Town Championship cher, scoring six runs in the linal Noel with two hits apiece. Neil and Joe Burbine (single, triple). game found two tough right three innings to make the game Wetzler slapped out two hits lor Monday. August I handed pitchers on the mound, interesting. Analog Devices. Wally Neal Wilmington Ford 19 Bob Dziadosz for the Red Sox The champs' attack was pitched the win over Ken Burns. Converse Rubber 4 and Jim Maniscalco for the paced by Joe Burbine. who D and D Gulf 15 Bob Ducharme banged three Twins. belted three homeruns (in- Wilmington Ford (1 The game was tight cluding a grandslami, good lor Bob Woods 14 for 4) powered a throughout, with never more seven RBI's. Winning pitcher homerun and Bill Blaisdell stuck page nine than one run separating the Herb Mason also helped the in a triple and a single to help Softball teams in regulation play. The cause with a single and a triple. Tom Woods to this victory over Sox were out of the gate first, Bob Gracia sparked the Pepsi taking 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 leads on Offense with a two run triple RBI basehits by Gary Marotta Bette Maga- was the losing 3rd ANNUAL TEWKSBURY YOUTH BASKETBALL and Bud McAllister, only to find pitcher. the Twins battle back to knot the In another important game score each time, with Sanji Monday night, the Sons of Italy Dhoulakia doubling in Bob crushed Converse Rubber, 14-1 Uui'Lay, who had singled to but lell short of the American make it 3-3 after lour innings. Division title when .Sportsworld In the bottom of the fifth, the won its' game. Twins went ahead 4-3, but the Slash n' Tewksbury Teddy Slugger l.aura Briggs lakes off after Mark Reed fired a two-hitler Sox bounced back in the sixth dash rapping a homerun Monday nighl in Livingston Street soft- lor the winners, who were inning lo tie on back to back ball action. sparked by the bats of Larry singles by Gary Marotta, Ed Tympanick (three hits, in- McGurn and McAllister. In the cluding a homer) and Reed with ^0t^W^ AT JIM BOUDREAU'S bottom of the sixth Sox' three hits. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER secondbaseman Jim Davis Pike named Sunday. August H See the best race car show in New AdultS turned in the defensive play of Doyle's Hardware H EngladoT Numerous national the game when he made a one MiiclU lub I record holders the best competi- $2.00 handed stab of a line drive by Tom Bromander and Mike lion t,pe drag race.s in New children under 12 Greg Kobelski that was ticketed Cougar coach Barcellos banged two hits England all assembled together __._ lor nghtfield with two runners apiece, with help Irom a on and nobody out. Davis then Austin Prep Athletic Director Maine, where he lettered in homerun by Bob Apnle. Ben wheeled and fired to shortstop Paul Downey has announced the football lor three years. Pike Savy had three hits for the Larry Bisso for a doubleplay to signing Of new coaching staffs spent five years as a varsity Miceh Club, as Kris Hinxman BELLBWJA end the threat. for the two most popular fall assistant coach and line coach at hurled the win over Rick In the top of the seventh, the sports, football and soccer. Central Catholic belore moving Nickerson. Sox threatened with two outs, Taking over the football job over to Austin Prep, where he is Wilmington Ford 13 but Maniscalco was equal to the will be Bob Pike of Plaistow, employed as a math and history Dunkirk Kxpress S task. In the bottom of the inning, New Hampshire'. Pike, a varsity Bob Ducharme rilled three Dunlay led with a walk. assistant as line coach the past hits and Ins mates worked their Dhoulakia popped out, Dunlay three years, is a graduate of Cougars page nine way to 16 walks, as Doug Sou/.a stole second and reached third Central Catholic High School, chucked the win over Paul when Dziadosz threw the ball Lawrence and Colby College in Slerrazza Mike Peterson and

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Roller skating party with an hour long cruise of Pop Warner Cats blast Braves, 21-7 The Wilmington Recreation Newport Harbor and Department will hold a roller Narragansett Bay, viewing the skating party Wednesday, mansions and majestic opens A nine team Suburban Pony put this game out of reach. Also These two teams split their August 17 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. coastline. regular season games. The This will be a semi-private party League, consisting of teams contributing offensively was Following the harbor tour, the season Brian Moon with a triple and hitting stars were O'Donnell, at Roll on America in Lawrence. from Wilmington. Reading. group will take a leisurely stroll single, good for two RBI's Palmer. Fiorenza and Poole. Cost is $3.00 plus $1.00 for skate The Wilmington Pop Warner North Reading and Lynnfield, through the Brick Market Place. i Brian led the league in hitting Hanafin and Gorski contributed rental. organization has kicked off its' completed their regular season The Newport trip will also in- two excellent bunts apiece, Register at the Recreation 1983 gridiron season, as practice action last Friday night. Each this year 26-52, with a .500 clude a one hour tour of The batting average. Excellent putting runners in scoring Office Monday through Friday began Monday night, August 1 at team played a 16 game Breakers Mansion. The defensive plays were con- position. Outstanding defense from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Glen Road School field. schedule, and two points were Breakers is the most tributed by Moon, Gorski, Kevin was turned in by Munroe, Sutton Paragon Park Practice sessions wilt continue awarded for a win and one point magnificent of all the Newport tor a tie. The age level lor the Sutton. Robby DeSantis and and Chris Edmonds. The Wilmington Recreation throughout the month of August, Joey McMenimen. Department will sponsor a trip summer residences. It was build Monday through Thursday from league is 13 through 16. These playoffs continue each and modeled after an Italian Cats 21 Braves 7 The first game of the playoffs day this week until a champion to Paragon Park at Nantasket 6 to 8 p.m. at the Glen Road between the Gold and the Y's Beach Tuesday. August 16. The Renaissance Palace, and field. The Wildcats won their final is determined. contains all original furnishings. league game last Thursday Men was also played Saturday cost is $7.00, which includes bus Player registrations will also in Reading, with the Gold Standings and all rides all day. A childrens' cottage on the continue throughout the month against the North Reading grounds is also open. Braves. 21-7 and linished in a winning, 7-4. W..L..T..Pts Register at the Recreation of August. All returning players Jets, Reading 12-3-1-25 from the 1982 season, as well as lourth place tie with the Astros. Cats 8 Jets 6 Office Monday through Friday The final two hours will be Y's Men, Reading 11-4-1-23 all newcomers who wish to The winning pitcher lor the Sunday the Wildcats began between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. spent touring Ocean Drive from their playoff season by beating Gold, Lynnfield 11-5-0-22 participate in the upcoming Cats was Bill O'Donnell. Visit Newport inside the bus, viewing the the Jets in Reading, 8-6. Gorski Wildcats 10-5-1-21 program, are asked to sign-up at Homeruns were hit by 'Mud' The Wilmington Recreation estates that made Newport the went the full eight innings in this Astros. Reading 10-5-1-21 the Glen Road School field, Munroe ilour RBI'si and 'Rat' Department is planning a fall indescribable place it is. Cost for extra inning contest, picking up Mavericks 5-9-1-11 Monday through Thursday from Palmer Hive RBI'si. Also trip to historic Newport, Rhode the entire day is $16 per person. the win along with 10 strikeouts Braves, No. Reading 2-11-1-5 contributing offensively were Island. The day long trip has one Call the Recreation Office at 658- 6 to 8 p.m. lor the Cats. Blue, Lynnfield 0-15-0-0 All youngsters signing-up Weed Poole and Mike bus already tilled and the second 6512 lor more information, or must be accompanied by a Piorenza. Excellent defensive half filled. The trip will take register early at the Rec Office, parent or guardian and take plays were turned in by Jungle' place Saturday, September 17. Town Hall Annex (forme/ along a copy of their birth Hanafin, 'Lark' Gorski and Tim The air conditioned coach will Whitefield School) between 9 certificate. Also, each player Foley. leave the high school at 9 a.m. a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday through Special Olympics should be prepared to start Cats 7 Astros ;! The tour ol Newport will begin Friday. . On Saturday a one game practice immediately following registration. The required dress playdown was held in Reading Ten special needs children from Wilmington. lor all youngsters is a t-shirt, between the two lourth place playgrounds got together lor tun Tewksbury. Methuen, Andover. teams The top lour teams and athletic competition at the shorts and sneakers or cleats. Woburn, Lowell, Dracut. Age requirements for all compete in a best two out of Tewksbury-Wilmington Elks Billerica, Camp Hope and Camp WHS physicals three playott (Team one vs. August 2. The staff at Camp 40 Hays of Stoneham participated. team lour, and team two vs Acres in Wilmington manned As has been the custom, team three) to determine the the events of the competition everyone was a winner. Each The lall sports physicals will country, 11 a.m.; field hockey, Pop Warner League Championship. thai included the 300 yard walk- child received a participant be held Sunday. August 28 at volleyball, girls cross country, The Cats also won this contest. run, the softball roll, the 30 yard ribbon and each team was WHS gym according to the football cheerleading, 11:30 a.m. page nine 7-:! behind the strong pitching ol dash, the hockey shot, the zig- awarded a trophy in this following schedule. Football, 10 All varsity, JV and freshmen Hanafin Bill O'Donnell hit a two zag run and the horseshoe toss. celebraton ol fun. a.m.; soccer, boys cross athletes must receive physicals. run homer in the third inning to A record 300 special needs

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teacher. He is the son of Bob p.m.; 14, Don Bosco, 3:15. Pike, the voice of Haverhill High Freshmen football tourney sports on WHAV-AM. September: 23, at B.C. High, Joining the staff as the two 3:30 p.m. (scrimmage); 30, St. assistant coaches on the varsity John's Prep, 3:30 p.m. bound level will be Mike Minutti of October: 7, at Bishop Fen- Burlington, also a graduate of wick, 3:30 p.m.; 14, at Andover Towne Auto Body of the Colby College, as the back West, 3:30 p.m.; 28, at Maiden Tewksbury Softball League coach, and Vincent Brienzi of Catholic. 3:30 p.m. linished sixth in the recent State Stoneham, who played football November: 4, Xaverian, 3:15 Tournament held at Aprile at Wagner College before p.m.; 11, Don Bosco, 3:15 p.m. Field, earning that team an transfering to Boston College, Varsity soccer invitation to the national 10-Man where he is now a graduate September: 14, Westford Modified Pitch Softball Tour- student. Academy; 17, Alumni (10:30 nament in Meadville, Penn- The Ireshman footbali staff a.m.); 20, B.C. High; 23, sylvania during the Labor Day will consist of two coaches, with Xaverian; 27, at Don Bosco; 30, weekend. Fred Olshaw of Wilmington, a :.S* Maiden Catholic. Tewksbury Merrimack College student, October: 4, SI. John's Prep; 7, Softball League returning as head coach and Greater Lowell; 11, at Catholic It's that Final Standings Kevin O'Neil of Groveland, a Memorial; 14, B.C. High; 18, at A Division Northern Essex C.C. student, time of year Xaverian; 21, Don Bosco; 25, at Miceli's 22-3 coming on as an assistant Maiden Catholic; 28, at St. Football season is fast ap- Towne Auto 22-3 The soccer program will be John's Prep. proaching, with the traditionally Aubut's Liquors 21-4 headed by new varsity coach November: 1. at Westford successful Tewksbury Pop warner 5Ds 14-11 John Daly of Billerica. Daly Academy; 3. Catholic program beginning Livingston Sullivan's 9-16 played college soccer at North Memorial. Street workouts. In photos top to bot- Holt and Bugsbee 6-19 Adams State College and tom: A' team assistant coach In- J.V. soccer No. Sta. Cleaners 3-22 founded the soccer program at delicato (cap) talks to his team: A' September: 14, Westford B Division Milford, New Hampshire, where team head coach Joe Petros (cap Academy; 20, at B.C. High; 23, Hartley's 18-7 he remained until moving to left) and Indelicato make sure Xaverian; 27, at Marian; 30, Lucky s Caterers 18-7 Billerica, where he also coaches everyone is present and accounted Maiden Catholic. for: and a If team running back Cap Cement 15-10 youth soccer teams in town, as October: 4, St. John's Prep; 7, eyes his coaches and the blocking A & B Arco 11-14 well as the Billerica team in the a I Greater Lowell; 11, Catholic dummies. Taylor and Llovd 9-16 Middlesex Youth Soccer Memorial; 14, B.C. High; 18, at O'Brien Rooting 5-20 League. Joining Daly as Xaverian; 21. Marian; 25, Bill & Bob's 1-24 assistant JV coach will be John Pop Warner Maiden Catholic; 26. at Austin Playoffs Doherty of North Heading, a freshmen; 28. St. John's Prep. (Best two of three) graduate of ULowell. from page eight November: 1. at Westford Miceli's vs A & B Arco; Towne 198H-84 schedules Academy; 3. Catholic youngsters in the program is vs 5 D's; Aubut's vs Cap Varsity football Memorial. eight to 14 years ol age. In order Cement; Hanley's vs Lucky s. September: 17, Catholic Freshmen soccer to be eligible for the 1983 season, Memorial, 1:30; 24, at B.C. September: 23, at Xaverian; a youngster must have been High, 1:30 p.m. 27. Maiden Catholic; 28, Brooks; born between August 1, 1969 and Equipment October: 1, at SI. John's Prep, :«). at Maiden Catholic. July 31. 1975. In addition, all 14- 1:30; 8, at Hebron, Maine, 10:30 October: 4, al St. John's Prep; year-olds as Of August 1, 1983 a.m.; 15. at Boston English, 1:30 7, Catholic Memorial; 11, St. whose birthdate tails between sale p.m.; 22, Greater Lowell, 1:30 John's Prep; 13. at B.C. High; January 1. 1969 and January 31, The Wilmington Hockey p.m.; 29, Maiden Catholic, 1:30 18, Xavenan: 19. at Brooks; 20, 1969, may still be eligible to Moms Club will be holding a p.m. play, depending upon their al Catholic Memorial; 24, B.C. used equipment sale August 13 November: 5, al Xavenan, High; 2fi. Auslin J.V. weight. and 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1:30 p.m.; 12, Don Bosco. 1:30 Registration lee lor the 1983 Cross country the clubhouse (old South School | p.m.; 24, Pope John, 10 a.m. season is $20.00 per child, $30.00 September: 20. at Xaverian. on Chestnut Street. For more JV. football lor Iwo children per family and October: 4. St. John's Prep; information on buying or selling September: 19. al Catholic $40.00 for three or more children 11. at Catholic Memorial; 15. at equipment, call 658-6448. Memorial. 3:30 p.m.; 26. B.C. Catholic Memorial Invitational; per family. High. 3:30 p.m. 18, Don Bosco; 22, al Catholic- Wilmington will field three October: 3. St. Johns 3:30 High School Championship; 25, mlertown teams in 1983. The p.m.; 10, Columbus, 11 a.m.; 19, Maiden Catholic. Chargers A, B and C (raveling Hockey Central sophs. 3:30 p.m.; 2->, at November: 1, at Boston teams will compete in the Greater Lowell. 3:30 p.m.; 31. at College High School; 5. at State Merrimack Valley Conference, coaches Maiden Catholic. 3:15 p.m. Coaches Meet; 19. at All-Slate while there will be a D in- November: 7. Xavenan. 3:15 Meet. structional team lor first year Interested In coaching a youth players. hockey team,'.' Wilmington Wilmington Pop Warner Youth Hockey still has positions President Len Howard has open lor this coming season. If Softball from page seven announced that Ihe Chargers A you have hockey experience and squad will compete in Iwo pre- like to work with children, season jamborees. The hits, while the trio ol Lyman. combined with Joe Ducharme perhaps you may be intersted in Chargers will go against teaching basic hockey skills and Olshaw and Moral) spanked two and winning pitcher Dick Elliot Stoneham in the Lynn Pop coaching a learn. hits apiece lor the winners. Mike itwo luls apiece) lo lead Joe Warner Jamboree at the Ingalls ripped a single and a Barry Oil John Curran and Bill Wilmington Pop Warner Please forward a resume, Manning Bowl, Saturday, homerun good lor three Con- Sheehan each spanked (wo hits including hockey experience August 27 at 3:20 p.m., followed verse KBI's lor Casalol Heal Estate. and phone number, or call 658- by competition in the Lowell Pop Pepsi Cola 14 .McNamara Tire l."> photos next week 9278 lor an application. Resumes Warner Jamboree at Cawley Slelio's fi should be sent to P.O. Box 33, Dunkirk Express 6 Stadium, Sunday night, August Joe Carvalho and Mark Peters Wilmington, Ma. 01887. Bob Giara and Jay Plauskey 28. , . . . slapped three hits apiece in combined'-'fer' saven hits as support of winning pitcher Belte George Crowley hurled the win Maga. Jell Lux paced, (he over Waller Welding. Welding winning attack with two hits. paced his team's attack with three hits. 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Now if is an even be! game at 7 p.m. before the 8:30 Final Standings ter buy contest belween (he winners ol American Division The Daily Times and Chronicle has expanded into Wednesday nights' games. Sportsworld 14-4 Wakefield, which means that your ad now circulates in Friday night Bill and Bob's is Sonsol Italy 13 5 ROBERT J. CAIN ten towns — still at trie same price as before! Middlesex scheduled lo play a 7 p.m. game. D&DGull 12-6 East Supplement appears in the Town Crier in Wilm- ington and Tewksbury. the Daily Times and Chronicle in The semifinals are set for Wilmington Ford 10-8 Dunkirk Express 4-14 INSURANCE AGENCY Woburn, Burlington. Winchester. Reading and Sunday. Monday. Wednesday Wakelield. the Stoneham Independent, the North Converse Rubber 2-16 and Thursday ol next week, with Reading TranscripT and the Lynnfield Villager These I wo games "lo be played each Pepsi-Cola 1-17 papers are all solid community newspapers with audited nighl National Division Rates Quoted by Phone paid circulation, giving your ad amazing results at a very Doyle's Hardware 16-1 low price. Over :io Division No Wil. Shell 14-4 658-4772 Use the handy order form below, or call 658 2346 to McNamara Tire 9 Jim Miceli Club 12-6 place your ad in len towns. Charlie's Auto Body 2 Bill & Bobs 11-7 Office Hours: Mark Peters belted (he lirsl Dynamic Research 5-12 Mon Fri 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Repeat ads homerun in the Over 30 Division Analog Devices 5-13 Deadline along with a double, as Tom Over 30 Division earn 20% •>585 Main St., Wilmington) Tuesday 10 a.m. Hamilton hurled the win over McNamara Tire 8-2 discount CLASSIFIED AD FORM Ted Wicks. Joe Carvalho helped Joe Barry Oil 7-2 t'Cbtck Daiirtd C«ftf»ry, - the winning attack with three Charlie's Auto Body 7-3 NAME eVicwS On OAK tills Casalol Keal Estate 2-8 for Sale ( ) Summer R»nt»H I To Let Wanted To Lei Joe Barry Oil 10 Stelio's ii-l" "Dental Healt^ STRUT Heal Estate Bus Opportunities Casalol Real Estate:) Garage Sale Help Wanted John Bobbins (two doublesi By RANDALL SMITH, D.D.S. CUV ''"ONI Automotive Lost 4 Found N5 Wilmington Koad. Serv.ces Ottered Wanted E rnployment Wanted Miscellaneous II u r 11 n « i ii n Phone: 272-054(1. Insertions Date idtD MM | 1 1 F&R SPACIOUS [XL I ILL I I I cosN«srs GETTING A SECOND OPINION PARKING It you have omMir more iM-th lhal arc su badly clei-Hvrri . Dl M . : : ...... ii ULTJ AUTO f- AREA and weakened l>> gum disease thai your denhsl reeom JL mends extraction. sh«Hild you aeeept his revummenda En il LL1 U I . I LULL! lion or seek a second opinion'' \o one looks forward It) ULDLLLiLLLLLL L r.LLTXITl $3.40! 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Box 460 in advance. 658 - 5705 - 6 - RANDALL SMITH. D.D.S to place your Billing charge of (MS H'llmlnftlM Read it< u> Wilmington, Ma. 01887 5Or applttd to ill [Mow Open at 160 towel KurliiiKlon Phone JT* "Mil ad over the phone St Rt I2J etft not paid In edrance. ^^ ■>j17rj\rvTr^TT' ■ I !'■ ' !■ I-'|"P r i 10 TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON, MASS , AUGUST 10, 1983 Planning board postpones decision on new AMC dealership Finally Bill Hooper, chair- A building permit for the new cars. He has been getting man, reached over and put the Wilmington AMC dealership on telephone calls, he said, both in official stamp on the plans, and Main Street may be some favor and against. distance away. So it appeared, When Nicolosi appeared Nicolosi left. before the board at 8:45 p.m., he That stamp did not mean the at least, on August 9 at the plan was approved. It meant meeting of the Wilmington had charted the site of the signs on the Ford property, as solely that it had been submitted Planning Board. to the planning board. The Ben Restuccia of Wilmington requested two weeks earlier. He had, on the plans, the site of the pfenning board, by law, has 35 Ford has, the planning board days to consider a plan, from a proposed building of 9100 square has been told, an agreement planning viewpoint. So far the feet, and plans showing grass with American Motors, for a plan had been in their hands for new auto dealership. He is going between the building and the. street, as he had been requested. two weeks. to set aside a portion of the Ford Then, at 10 p.m., while the lot on Main Street, and construct "All I need is approval here, tonight" he said. Restuccia, he planning board was discussing a building for the new dealer- other items the chairman of the ship. Michael Nicolosi, a said, will get approval, "and I can start building in five board of selectmen, Dan Ballou commercial builder, visited the appeared. That started another weeks." planning board two weeks ago, conversation about whether or and then again on August 9, to Anthony Gentile spoke up to say the selectmen wanted a not the planning board had to get planning board approval. approve before the selectmen public hearing. Arnold Blake He didn't get it. On a vote by did, and whether or not the Among the notables at the Wilmington Democratic Town Committee cookout Saturday the board the approval was asked whether the planning night were, from left, Dan Ballou, chairman of the Board of Selectmen; Bob Maloney. board was in a position to give selectmen had to advertise for a postponed until August 23. The public hearing. It went on and Democrats representing state auditor John Finnegan; Selectman Jimmy Stewart; State Rep. Jim vote was three to one. Arnold permission "tonight." at lookout Miceli; John Brooks of the Wilmington School Committee; Elaine Hachey. newly appointed The conversation went on and on. member of the Wilmington Housing Authority; District Attorney Scott Harshbarger: Coun- Blake voted "negative" and Finally, with everyone ty Commissioner Bill Schmidt; and Wilmington Democratic Town Committee Chairman then termed it all on. Nicolosi told the board, among other things, that seemingly confused, Mr. Gentile Ralph Peterson. "procrastination." Restuccia had already applied suggested that the planning It was sort of a long, long board postpone any decision story. lor a license. When Carole Hamilton wanted to talk about until August 23. This was after 25 Rocco DePasquale, select- minutes of conversation. And the winner is man, appeared at 8 p.m. for a signs, he suggested that "we lorget about them for a while. The vote was three to one, few minutes to tell the planning Blake voting negative. Ballou Like many other associations, Shannon, in front ol many from one bucket to another and board that he wants a public Mrs. Hamilton told him it was a part ol the planning board "site then left. He said he was going to the Wilmington Democratic people at the cookout. back again. Then, as she held hearing, before Restuccia gets a talk with the town manager in first class license to sell AMC review." Town Committee holds an an- This year, the chairman of the the bucket high over her head, the morning. nual drawing as a fundraiser. drawing was Anne Mahoney, selectman Jim Stewart drew the The prize is a trip to Acapulco, who is also in the real estate winning ticket. or $1000 cash. business. As might be expected Last year's drawing was of people in the same business in Jimmy Stewart looked at the Blake retires, continues to work chaired by Mike Nash, who is in the same town, Mike Nash and name and passed it to Anne Wilmington about 20 years ago Finally, lour years ago," he the real estate business. The Anne Mahoney are not close Mahoney. Anne's lace dropped, Arnold Blake, a retired retired as a water com- winner of the drawing was none friends. and she passed the ticket to protessional engineer, is back in He was immediately "grabbed'' missioner, but the town other than Ed Nash, Mike's The drawing was held at the Ralph Peterson, Democratic the harness again. by Harold Melzar, chairman of the board of water com- manager needed someone on the lather, who had bought several Democratic cookout Saturday Committee chairman. After a full lifetime of civil planning board. He was asked to tickets. Ed said he had bought night. Anne did a thorough job of Ralph read the winning name engineering, mostly in the missioners, and Arnold served serve tor a month or two, until the tickets to help the committee scrambling the ticket stubs, to aloud: Mike Nash. Mike has construction of dams and other 17 years on that board, all, of someone else could be found. raise money. The winning ticket ensure that the drawing would elected to take the money in- aquatic properties, he retired to course, without pay. Arnold soon found himself was drawn by Congressman Jim be random. She poured the stubs stead ol the trip. serving out the remainder of a lour year term. July 26, 1983, was the end of that lour year term. Arnold ilmington police news Blake made no bones about it. He was going to retire, and he During the week ending Street where he arrested him Arrests made during the week meant it. August 9, Wilmington police and turned him over to State included several on delault Chairman Bill Hooper agreed. officers responded to two ac- Police officers. warrants issued from Woburn He even brought a bottle of cidents, 25 alarms and 10 in- Ronald Chisson ol C'arling and Lowell courts. One subject, champagne to the planning cidents ol suspicious activity. Road. Framingham was James Donahue of Jackson board meeting, the only time Seven arrests were made charged with larceny ol the 'Street, Lawrence was arrested any such beverage has been along with four protective motorcycle and several other by Salisbury Police after a seen at such a meeting. Hooper custody detentions. Another violations in Boston Municipal computer check revealed an When Chairman Bill Hooper (left) of the planning board opened the champagne, after department was assisted, 18 Court. active warrant being held by Watch opened a bottle of champagne to toast Arnold Blake, Arnold the meeting had concluded, to disturbances were quieted and Wilmington. He was brought that expected to be doused with champagne. The camera caught toast Arnold Blake for his many eight larcenies were in- Two Wakefleld residents were back to Wilmington lor a cork! him in an unplanned pose, not customary for town officials. years of service. vestigated. arrested late Friday as a result Tuesday court appearance. But. Three vehicles were reported ol an investigation into a house Near drowning Al Reidy, regular member of stolen and one vehicle was break on Roberts Road. Tragedy was narrowly the planning board has Just recovered, two complaints in- Raymond Keith. 22, of North averted at 2:30 a.m Friday Rooney given returned home from the volving trailbikes and 13 in- Street, Wakelield and a juvenile when officers respondea^ka call hospital. He would be confined volving traffic were logged. companion were charged, late for help at Silver Lake. punishment duty to his home for several weeks. An assault and battery- Friday With burglary, malicious Officer Pat King and Sgt. The town needs a full board, Palmer went to the scene and complaint was checked out. two damage to private property and Wilmnington Police Sgt. Rooney the following day, and because at this time there are found a man who had losl break and entries were in- receiving stolen property. Bail James Rooney was given 2 days assigned the punishment duty, several subdivisons, and other contact with his female vestigated, seven domestic was set at $100 lor Keith's ap- punishment duty alter an in- which is work with no pay. items in the agenda. One man swimming companion. Ollicer problems were quieled and lour pearance in court. The juvenile cident last month involving Earlier this year, Sgt. Rooney absent, for illness, and another King lound her a short time incidents ol vandalism are still was turned over to tier parents. abuse of sick'leave. was given a 15-day suspension absent because of something or later, apparently floating in under investigation. The arrest was made by Sgt. According to Town Manager after men working under him other could be a little disaster. about three feet of water. After Rooney and Officers McCue, Buzz Stapczynski, Sgt. Rooney changed a report on a So Arnold was asked to serve pulling her out of the lake, he VV'aterhouse and Vassallo. called in sick for the evening breathalyzer test. At that time, for another month. Just one was able to revive her with Arrests shift on Monday, July 25. In- the Wilmington Police month. artificial respiration. The lire Friday evening Wilmington vestigating Sgt. Rooney's claim. Association voted to pay Sgt. And Arnold is back on a board, Sunday evening Ollicer department ambulance arrived officers assisted Boston and Chief Bobby Stewart found it to Rooney money to replace his in full harness. Vassallo. alter investigating an and gave her oxygen at the State Police in arresting a be incorrect. He confronted Sgt. lost pay. Framingham man who had accident alter which one driver scene. She was then transported stolen a Boston Police motor- had left the scene, later arrested to the Regional Health Center cycle in Boston. The suspect was that suspect charging him with where she was treated and later spotted on Route 93 and he ' operating a motor vehicle while released. then dumped the bike near West under the influence ol alcohol Please note: Silver Lake is ft senior topics and leaving the scene of an Street. closed to swimming from August 17. The event will begin Volunteers needed $15.00 a month. The remote Officer Bob Shelley received accident without making midnight to 6 a.m. The town with cotlee and donuts at 10 a.m Goodwyn Howe, director of control button works up to 200 information Irom his scanner himsell known. The suspect was beach is closed to swimming w'hich will be followed by volunteers of Minuteman feet from the telephone and and Ollicer Jepson. while on balled for a Monday appearance after 7 p.m. when the lifeguards socializing. The picnic lunch will Homecare Corp. is looking lor continues to work when the detail located the man on West in Woburn District Court leave the premises. be served al noon. Friday is the older persons in Wilmington to phone is off the hook or when TOWN OF WILMINt TON there is a power failure. last day to sign up tor this affair. TOWN OK WILMINGTON work lor the Elder Service Corp. The persons will work in Anyone looking for a gift for Slippers please Wilmington transporting frail an elderly relative or friend, The Council on Aging has and disabled elderly persons might consider this. Call 646- received a request for slippers who cannot use the minibus to 1500 ext 1432 for details. from the nursing home volun- doctors or hospitals; sit with Picnic August 17 teers. Men's or women's slip- GOT The arts and crafts picnic will pers in good condition may be BOARD OF SELECTMEN them for a lew hours or a day BOAKD OF WATER AM) when needed. Income is not be held at Tewksbury left at the Drop-in Center or call SKWKR COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC HEARING SOMETHING considered as a requisite tor this Wilmington Elks, Wednesday, 657-7595. REGULATIONS FOB Notice is hereby given that a INSTALLATION OF public hearing will be held in the TO SELL? job as it is considered volunteer, Wilmington seniors' menu BUILDING SEWEBS Conference Room at the Wilmington but $110 will be paid lor travel AND CONNECTIONS Memorial Library at 7:30 p.m. on expenses. Anyone interested Week of August 15 shake n bake turkey, sweet LEGAL NOTICE Monday, August 22, 1983 before the Use our classified ads! should call 1-862-6200. Monday: Chilled applesauce, potato, cranberry sauce, but- Board of Selectmen, on the applica- At a duly authorized meeting of the Board We reach ten towns Dance classes off chicken croquette with gravy, tered peas, rolls and butter, jello of Water and Sewer Commissioners held the tion of Gibbs Oil Company. Div. of BP Oil. Inc., 41 Lee Burbank Mote than 35.000 people The Friday afternoon dance buttered cauliflower, sliced with topping and milk. 4th day of August. 1983 it was voted to amend buy oui classified section class has been discontinued until tomato and lettuce, fresh truit Thursday: Chilled juice, the Town of Wilmington Regulations for In- Highway. Revere, MA 02151. for a license to store 17,000 gallons of every Wednesday as a September, due to the op- and milk. amencan chop suey, buttered stallation of Building Sewers and Connec- green beans, rolls and butter, tions. Section 12 is hereby added and reads as gasoline underground on a lot of land part of their home town pressive heat. Many other Tuesday: Chilled juice, fish at 342 Main Street, Wilmington. lilet. fluffy rice, buttered green cake with frosting and milk. follows: paper. programs have been discon- SECTION 12 PENALTIES Written comments from the public tinued lor the same reason, but beans, bread and butter, peanut Friday: Chilled apple juice, a Any contractor or person found in viola- will be received by the Board of bowling is still popular. Anyone butler cookies and milk. tishamajig on a roll, buttered tion of any seciton of these regulations shall Selectmen prior to the hearing. And with our new wishing to join the bowlers Wednesday: Chilled juice, carrots, cole slaw, ice cream be fined $250 00 per violation. The Water and Daniel H Ballou, Jr easier to read format your Chairman, Board of should be at the Candlewood and milk. Sewer Department will prosecute violators in ad will attract more atten Lanes in Tewksbury Wednesday the appropriate court A10.17 Selectmen Minuteman H ome Care menu tion for less money. allernoon. Call the Center for b Any owner found to have an illegal con- Week of August 15 hermit bar. the time. nection into the public sewer system will be I OMMONHKM 111 ID MASSACHUSETTS Served at Burlington Senior Tuesday: Creamed potato assessed as a penalty triple the amount of the PRORATE COURT Call 658 2346 and we Waiting list for stars Citizens Friendship Center, 45 soup, cold plate - egg salad, sewer use charges based on water consump- Middlesex, ss There are no tickets left for Center Street, Burlington, cottage cheese, american tion or estimated water consumption from the To Klu A i rllara ol Wilmington in the County will be glad to help you ol Middlesex ami to her heirs apparent or the "Stars ol Lawrence Welk's where nutrition aide is Kay cheese, lettuce, macaroni salad, date the municipal sewer was available for presumptive and to the Massachusetts Depart place your ad over the Show. Due to the cost of the sandwich roll, peanut butter connection to the date the violation is nienl ol Mental Health Cavanaugh. Call 272-9552 for phone. presentation, only a certain cookie. detected. A pel It ion has lieen presented to said Court reservations. alleging that said Hila o'Hara is a mentally ill number of tickets was available North Woburn - Wilmington at Wednesday: Chicken, honey c. Any person violating any of the provi- person and praying Ihal John I. (Kllara ol sions of these Rules and Regulations shall Tewkshury and Jamrs J. O'ilara of l.owell in Ihe and were given out on a first North Congregational Church, sauce, brown rice, broccoli, rye become liable to the Town for any expense, t'ounty of Middlesex or some other suitable per come - first served basis. A 896 Main St., where site bread, chilled fruit. son. he appointed her guardian, vuth authority to Thursday: Hot turkey sand- loss or damage occasioned by the Town by admit or commit to a mental health facility and waiting list has been started and manager is Marilyn Georgis. reason of such violation authorize medical treatment will be filled in the same call 933-8643 for reservations. wich with gravy, mashed potato, As hereby and above amended the Regula II you desire to ohject thereto you or your at manner. peas and carrots, white bread, lorney should file a written appearance in said Menus are subject to change tions for Installation of Building Sewers and without notice. Transportation tapioca pudding. Connections shall remain in full force and ef- Court at Cambridge before ten o'clock in the Life Line forenoon on the eighteenth day ol August latl. Those who live alone and have is available, especially for Friday: Macaroni and cheese, fect the return day ol this citation carrot salad, summer blend George R Allan. Witness. SHEILA E MeCOVERN. Ksquirc a health problem, may be in- handicapped people. Chairman first Judge ol said < ourt. this eleventh day of Ju terested in having a Life Line Monday: Salisbury steak with vegetables, pumpernickel K lyw bread, stewed prunes. Board of Water and PaulJ Covanaugh installed. This is a simple, onion gravy, sweet potatoes, Aio.i7 Sewer Commissioners A11) Register inexpensive device that costs mixed vegetables, dinner roll, tmM««MlyJ- Trnw, t chronicM I WoCrn. fttrtlng. WiMhnlar Burlington. IVMXMdl L«nnl»M Village. No Rud.nq Tr.nicripl. v*ilm,ng.O" * Tewk^ur, Town SST»SltS!!hSSL!£t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983-PAGE S-1 +*? ^« *£ Reading this Thursday evening sign up at 530 p.m. The Ninth Annual Middlesex Registration will be held in the categories also allows occasional East Road Race will be held on Field House the night of the race joggers to enter. Awards* Open 1-10. Open 1-5, Mork Duggan, Race Dir- first 13 and under, first high August 11. The four-mile race will at5:30p.m. Specifics of the Middlesex Kast ector, announced this schooler, first over 30 man start at Reading High School's Assisting- Mark Duggan in weok that the first 100 Road Race are as follows: field house at 6 p.m. coordinating the race will be Date: August 11, 1983 woman, first over 40 man-woman, runners to finish the race first over 50 man-woman. Trophies and awards will be Reading Recreation personnel. Start and Finish: Hawkes Field will be presented "NIKE" Trophies, t-shirts, and other given to the top 10 finishers, as Some of the finest runners in House T-Shirts. Duggan is an em- merchandise to be given to well as the top five women, tfte New England have competed in Time: 2 mile Fun Hun at 6 p.m. first male over 30, the this event in the past and they are ployee of NIKE and has - no sign up — anyone may participants. Courses 2 mile first Fun Run and 4 mile Middlesex finisher over 50 and the expected again this year. At the been a volunteer director participate; 4 mile Middlesex first ■. finisher under 13. of the roce for many years. Kast Road Race same as last same time, the diversification in Fast Road Race at 6:30 p.m. year.

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By STEVAN-ADELE MORLE Y The "secret shopper coupon 40 other shoppers. You choose a book" takes you to "secret seat, put on the stereo head- Supplement It would behoove you to sources" who manufacture for or phones, listen to music, nap, or go familiarize yourself with the term provide retail stores with mer- New Wave Shopping because you chandise — new, superior brand New Wave S-4 Sewing 10 Communities - Published Weekly are going to hear a lot about it names and designers labels that from now on. you see in fine stores across the ROVING It is prevalent in California, U S. All items are first quality dan ferullo Texas, the Deep South, and is current merchandise which becoming popular in the East, ranges in categories from especially in New Fngland, designer clothes to silver to The fire alarm went off several times thanks to a 38-year-old go-getter children's wear and decorator named Kathleen Collins. household accessories. A friend who just got hired as a fire alarm system," he explained, exploded from the top of the "This method of shopping is not Outlets involved in this ex- bartender at a new hotel in town and went on with his discourse. dumpster nearest to the just my idea." Collins explained traordinary book offer you an related the following incident to Barely a moment passed before cafeteria. The flames quickly to me recently. "There are average normal discount of 50% us recently: our attentiveness was once again grew higher, lapping over the currently 60 major outlet centers from retail prices. They have The first day I walked into this cut by those ear-splitting wails. sides of the dumpster and up in 25 states thriving this very given Current Trends, Inc. brand new hotel to start a new job Our instructor froze and cast a against the hotel. A dense cloud minute. I want to get everyone in authority to add 10% to 20% more I felt as if I was beginning college scowl at the little red box next to built over the entire ara. my state involved with keeping to their regular discounts. all over again. Still wrapping up Someone hollered there was a our American industries alive. When you've used all 27 the emergency exit. He seemed to KATHLEEN COLLINS at her construction, the hotel reminded be waiting for the alarm to shut fire outside. The whole class New Wave Shopping is scheduled coupons in the "secret shopper," me of a huge, rambling univer- off. craned their necks to look out the by economist and market you could benefit by $1,600.00 or desk in the Current Trends sity, with its magnificent ar- Finally it did. But it didn't windows. The fire alarm went off researchers as the primary more in additional buying power office in Stoneham. Ms. chitecture. Only instead of remain that way for long. The again, stopping, as it had all method of consumerism through or savings. Collins is the New England auditoriums and classrooms, instructor had only time to flip to along, after a few sharp blasts. the year 2,000." Wait! Now let me tell you how originator of the "Secret there were spacious ballrooms, a fresh sheet of paper over on his Remaining cool, our instructor New Wave Shopping begins New Wave Shopping works.... Shopper." She has coor- several bars and restaurants, artist's easel before the infernal suggested somebody set off the with the latest copy of a "secret Armed with your "secret dinated the New Wave swimming pools and a health thing went off for a third time. He fire alarm for real. 1 got up, shopper." This is a special coupon shopper," you board a chartered Shopping concept which will book that you purchase through club, and a gift shop. I was was becoming visibly irritable, pulled the tiny t-shaped handle in bus (air-conditioned or heated, get underway in September in definitely going to need a map to Collins' office — Current Trends. according to the season I. You but after asking everybody to this area. < Photograph by find my way around. ROVING S-8 Inc. travel with a limited group of 35- resign themselves to the in- Phyllis Baird) As it turned out, that was not terruptions, even he appeared the case. We were given two to calm down. We resumed the On the rise weeks of intensive orientation. 1 class. didn't think I'd require it, but I The lull that followed the third soon discovered, regardless of sounding lasted so long most of us how experienced you were, each forgot all about the previous in- Mortgage rates dampen building new employee — there were more terruptions. Since the air- By David T. Cook than four hundred of us had to conditioning unit was also not yet Business correspondent of be carefully deprogrammed of in full operation, our minds were The Christian Science Monitor The mortgage rate roller coaster old habits and reconditioned to more on the extreme heat and Washington 16.0 perform his or her new duties the humidity. At one point our in- Rising mortgage rates are raining on Hie hotel's way. structor requested somebody at housing industry's recovery and disrupting It was during one of those the rear of the cafeteria to open the plans of individual home buyers and training sessions, which were no the door to let in some air. I was sellers less grueling than some college closest to the door, so I opened it. Mortgage costs have climbed sharply in courses, that the new bartenders Within the next thirty minutes recent months with the contract rate on gov- and cocktail waitresses ex- the fire alarm went off several ernment-insured loans jumping from 11.5 percent in May to 13.5 percent Aug 1 And perienced a bizarre close-call more times. No one was paying many forecasters expect mortgage costs to with what could have developed attention to it anymore. Then into a tragedy. climb some more before the end of the those of us seated in the back summer Oue to lack of space caused by began to notice an acrid smell "Fixed-rate loans will be at 14 percent the on-going construction, we creeping through the open door. very shortly." says James Christian, chief were using the employees' In a matter of seconds we realized economist of the US League of Savings Asso- cafeteria as our classroom. Our the odor was smoke. ciations. instructor, a tall, somewhat I glimpsed out one of several Forecasters are divided over whethor rotund middle-aged fellow with large cafeteria windows rates will ease in the fall, depending on what short, receding hair, a friendly overlooking the remains of the monetary policy actions they expect the Fed- face and a husky voice was construction area at the back of eral Reserve system to take In testimony be- J F M A M J J A S 0 N D J F M M discussing the fundamentals of the hotel. Beside the cafeteria fore Congress this week. Fed chairman Paul 1982 1983 fermentation when suddenly the A. Volcker called interest rates 'extraordi- l was a huge receiving area. The '■„ .1 i e 8der< Hon * LOB > Bank Bod'O and Deiwtrnt nlol Housin j and Urban Development fire'alarm at the back of the room smoke was originating from in- narily high" and reiterated his position that went off. side one three trailor truck-size they should fall still 92 percent higher than the June 19K2 vice-president for economics and research at The instructor ceased at mid- dumpsters that had been backed Concern among builders is widespread In level. As recently as 1978. 2.02 million homes the National Association of Realtors. In 1984 sentence and automatically up against the platform leading to May. 10 percent of the contractors surveyed were started But by the end of 1984. starts he expects resales to total 2 8 million. speared a glance at the alarm the receiving area. The dump- by the National Association of Home Builders will be dragging along at a I I million pace, "If rates are below 12 percent, you have a expected poor business in the next six box. Our eyes trailed his. The sters overflowed with the rem- according to William Young, research econo- nice, healthy housing recovery." Mr. Kerin intermittent wails were loud but months By July. 25 percent were pessimistic mist at the National Association of Home says. "If they get above 14 percent, things nants of materials used in the As a result, building plans have been lasted only briefly. building of the hotel. Builders come slamming down '' trimmed For example. Forest City Enter- The upturn in rates is also dampening "They're obviously testing the Suddenly monstrous flames Of course, some limited sectors of the >rises recently has "pulled back on 400 lots prospects for housing market are relatively immune to ee«eeeae«a>*H *e were going to develop" for homes, says WASHINGTON homeowners mortgage-rate vagaries. For example. Forest Sam II Miller, vice-chairman of the Cleve- who want to City Enterprises is proceeding with develop- land-based company 'That is a direct result ECONOMIC sell their cur- ment of lots for high-priced homes. "The man Resume deadline? Don't fret... of mortgage rates." SCENE rent resi- who is going to buy a house for $300,000 to In Virginia, Ryan Homes Inc posted dences and $400,000 either pays cash or doesn't care We'll create it... strong sales this June. July sales figures arc move to larger houses In June the recovery about rales, because he takes it off his taxes.'' not available, but higher mortgage rates in resales ground to a virtual halt as existing vice-chairman Miller says. We'll write it... "will have some effect on buyers." says homes sold at a 2.9 million annual rate. But Mr Kerin. the National Association of Christopher Zell. regional marketing-ser- While homeowners sell 3.5 million homes a Realtors economist.-says such a narrow seg- vices manager. year in a typical economic recovery, for the ment "is not enough to make a market." In June the number of homes started fell rest of 1983 resales will probably run at a 2 7 What would make a market Is a return to 2 H percent to reach a 1 74 mil' on annual rale, million rate, according to Kenneth Kerin. more affordable interest rates. When rates *E§We'll type it.... Mortgages S-4. We'll print it... ,

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(Diane Barakos) of 125 daughter. Jennifer In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can-and Rose, on July 26. and Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS KILFOYLE MurdockSt., Brighton, write them down To make a word, use letters, in Grandparents: Mr. sequence, that adioin at any side or corner Each letter in Thomas J. McCrystle (Patricia Doherty) of a daughter. Heather and Mrs. James T. the grid may be used only once in a word Any word •of Opelika, Alabama. 20 Bracked Ave.. Anne, on July 30. found in a standard English dictionary is acceptable Bransfield, and Mr. ; MR. AND MRS. Stoneham. a daughter. Grandparents: Mr. • PLAY AGAINST RICHARD T. MINER Kristen Mary, on July and Mrs. George and Mrs. Fred D. Cain, THE"BOGGLE all of Wilmington. BRAIN": Find his (Nancy Aruda) of 174 31. Grandparents: Mr. Barakos of Woburn. MR. AND MRS. list below. See it .Montvale Ave., and Mrs. Walter E. and Mr. and Mrs STEVEN W. SMITH you can beat him 'Woburn, a son, Doherty of Medford, Armand Menard of •OR PLAY (Linda Potter) of 12 B William Laurence, on and Mr. and Mrs. Ix>well AGAINST A Revere Rd., its DiFFEREM" FRIEND. Compare July 30. Grand- Arthur C. Kilfoyle of MR. AND MRS. Cambridge. RONALD T. SHEP- Tewksbury, a son, GEE WHIZ. GLADYS, lists and cross olt parents: Mr. and Mrs. words in common Gregory Steven, on HE'S ONLY GOING John G. A riu in of MR. AND MRS PARD. JR. (Maureen Then score July 27. Grand TO BE- AT CAMP ;Stoneham, and Mrs. CARL LEE BROOKS Pero) of 13 Spring St., 3-4 letters: 1 point parents: Mr. and Mrs. FOR A WEEK. . €arlton J. Miner (Richardson) of 14 Stoneham. a son, 5 letters 2 points Robert M, Potter, of formerly of Woburn. Chestnut St.. Christopher Ryan, on 6 letters: 3 points North Reading, and : MR. AND MRS. Wilmington, a son, July 29. Grand- 7 letters: 5 poinls Mr. and Mrs. William 8 or more: 11 poinls JAMES J. DAWSON,, Paul David, on July 28. parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith of Reading. JR (Nancv Del Rossi) Grandparents: Mr. Richard Pero of and Mrs. Donald J. Woburn, and Mr. and MR. AND MRS. 13* HSIM HS»W SVM 3*»M AHS WVS Mrs. Ronald Shep- THOMAS J. SUTTON .3« nm 3Z»n 3«« .si 031 w»r «»r iiaj 3«. NI»«B aioooa (Janet Can*) of 12 uard, Sr., of SJ^neham. • -..- • ■ ...... ■■■ - •••• „.,...... ■..'• MR. AND'MRS. Highland Ave., PAUL S. CH1UM1 Stoneham. a daughter. ENTO (Susan M. Stacey Marie, on July Spinney) of 18 Eaton 29. Grandparents: Mr. there are seven dlllerences in me second picture. Can you soot them ' ave., Woburn, a son, and Mrs. Frederick Carr of Woburn, and KOMPUTER Paul Stephen, on July IT JUST SO HVITKNKI) l»\ Kern 29. Grandparents: Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mildred SuttonofWakefield. and Mrs. Phillip V. MR. AND MRS cHOMES v Chiumiento. and Mr. ct EVERETT CARBONE V 1.7= ? : ;, !^ and Mrs. George E. B) 1) 1 < .Mir. (Susan Kelleher) of 27 Spinney, Sr.. all of j,, Unmimhe letters in the boxes to form a _ ^ Derlon Ln.. Litchfield. ■fv\ word The t circle A. B or C for the cor f*\\ BELL LOBOfiA- Woburn. { N.H., a daughter, Ur jJ reel mean rig lor definition i \'J \ TOMES SCIENTIST'INVENT. MR. AND MRS VV .J Score your self as follows: SO" ED ft CftUH WHKHCREOTED Heather Marie, on H V? 4Corree •Excellent 2Correct-Fair / ^ LOUIS N. TR1AN- 7NE PULSZ OF July 27. Grand- [A; 3Correc ■Good 1-OCor.recl-Poor L-\$ sHoeresT DAFILOU (Mary U6NT£\/£(i- JUST 30 parents: Mr. and Mrs Ross) of 92 Mill St.. 1. N O A N MILLIONTH: OF ft BIL- Burlington. a William Kelleher of L lONTHOFft SeCONfi! daughter. Elaine Woburn, and Mr. and Ha.e tun • Program m BASIC • Develop confidence Marie, on July 28. Mrs. Philip Denbow of A NEV£« B UJHEM C EVENTUALLY on a DEC Mini Computer as welt as popular Micro- CSLui. Sornuvt ^ Xdltft..' Computers • Approved Teachers • Three Levels Avail Grandparents: Mr. Reading. able • Accredited and Licensed School and Mrs. Harold H. MR. AND MRS. STEVEN BELCHER 2 LEARN TO USE A COMPUTER Ross of Fairborn. N A N L U SCIfNJliti i Donna Healey) of 53 For Kids from 8 to 60 KOMPUTER Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. HWf FOUND 16 Hour • 'Hands On' O Z- „, Louis Triandafilou ol John St., Reading, a 1 TiH BLOODHOUND K£RNriLSOF A CASH e sflve c CfiHCEL HIS TUB B£ST POPCORH S1O0 R . Highland Park. New- son. Randy, on July 28 7H*T*RE S£NS£ OF SMELL Classes Start Weekly M All Jersey. Grandparents: Mr. Afternoon Evening Weekends H "-" » OF AU OTHER DOSS OLPI and Mrs. Robert 3. D R 1 T O R CALL 935 3838 MR. AND MRS. Belcher of Saugus. Mr. FRANCIS BILADEAU John R. Healy and (Duffy i of 15 Far- Mrs. Glendale Tit- a nor 8 EI-tPT, C LBH&E mland R.. Lowell, a comb both of Reading. son. David, on July 27. MR. AND MRS. 4. Grandparents: Mr. JOHN CROCKER F 1 N N T 1 E i SugtUS nave TO ear (Karen Rossicone) of MORE THAN THEIR and Mrs. Walter Duffy OWN U/EI6NT EACH 182 Broadway, of Woburn. and Mr. a 8..BC :*.-•-. OV" DAY To SURVIVE ' Wakefield, a daughter. rw Zi Katelin Ann. on August

I. Grandparents: Mr. V :J- N _>■■ * B I »»«. / : 'I*HI r . 'I--.0 !,-->■*/ and Mrs. Walter Rossicone and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crocker, More births on Page S-5 all ol Wakefield. Winchester Hospital MR AND MRS. MK. AND MRS. 63 WinnSt., Woburn, a THOMAS J. EICHER LEO LEVASSEUR son, Steven David on If you've given up on Glen A. Dixon, AA.D. (Susan Enos) of 9 Cook (Reichsteint of 74 July 20. Grand St.. B111 e r i c a. a Farmland Rd.. Lowell, parents: Mr. and Mrs. is pleased to announce that daughter. Rosemarie a daughter, Kimberly Richard McLaughlin ever having clean water, Jean, on July 9. Grand- Ann, on July 9. of Woburn: and Mrs. parents: Mr. and Mrs Donald- HftsUa of. MK. AND" MRS. Elmer R. Enos of Woburn. think twice. MARIO J. COR- Burlington and Mr. MR.. AND MRS. Jeanne M. Kilp, AA.D. NACCHIO JR. (Ellisi and Mrs. James W. JAMES M . Call today and of 7 Paulson Dr.. Eicher of Stoneham. B R I G H I. E Y Aqua-Pure' AP600 will join him on August 22 Burlington, a son. Start enjoying clean, MR. AND MRS. (Janerico) of 58 Bay Central Water Filter Drew Alan on July 18. fresh-tasting water ROBERT E . St. Rd., Reading, a Grandparents: Mr. Install an AP600 Central v.- tor drinking and in his practice of MAG LIRE (Donna son, James Michael on and Mrs. Mario Cor- water filter on your in- Wiss) of 1 Douglas July 17. Grand SSL cooking. nacchio Sr., of Salem: coming water line and Ave., Burlington, a parents: Mr. and Mrs. and Mr John Ellis of enioy clear, tresh-tasting Obstetrics & Gynecology son, Patrick Thomas, John Janerico of P1 a i n v i 11 e , Con- water at every tap This on July 9. Grand- Maiden: and Mr. and necticut. high-flow, one step water at New England Memorial Hospital parents: Mrs. Helen'!'. Mrs. James Brighley filter is three filters in one Call: Wiss of Burlington and of Reading. MR. AND MRS It removes dirt and rust E.T. Argiro Corp. Mr. and Mrs. William Five Woodland Road CHARLES STAIRS MR AND MRS particles Eliminates bad H. Maguire of Woburn. Water Filter Division (Lapham I of 15 Dexter WARREN AMES tastes and odors Inhibits 67 Montvale Ave. Stoneham, MA 02180 MR. AND MRS St., Wilmington, a son, t Joanne Cimminoi of 2 the build-up of hard DANIEL JOHN Christopher Charles on Hughes Lane, North water scale Stoneham, MA 02180 CRUPI (Connie July 20. Grand- Billerica, twin sons, The 304 stainless steel (617)438-4628 Cuzzone) of 14 Whittier parents: Mrs. Nora Stephen Robert and and brass housing re- Rd.. Reading, a son. llellen Stairs of Michael Francis on sists corrosion A special Mark Christopher on Dracut: and Mrs. July 21. (J rand- two-position valve Office hours by appointment: 665-4950 June 29 Grand Mary Lapham of parents: Mr. and Mrs. makes cartridge chang- parents: Mr and Mrs. Wilmington Frank Cimmino of ing neat and simple, Sal Cuzzupe of Burlington: and Mr without interrupting Discover the difference Lexington; and Mr. and Mrs Robert MR AND MRS water How The AP600 on Aqua-Pure Water and Mrs. Benedict Ames, Sr. of Daven- DONALD MARTIN filler tells you when Filter can moke Crupi of Reading. (Ann McLaughlin) of port. Florida. cartridge change is nec- essary, with a pop-up indicator The difference ARRESTED I If perfectly clear ON Jke QtiUi*** 6V CRIMINAL "BETTER FOR LESS" Clean water at every tap.

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MaflBBBaM SoppI^Twnl to Daily TitnM 1 Chrontcl. (Woburn. Raading. WlnchwW. Borhnaton, Wa««Ji«idI LimnlHId PAGE S 4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983 Vlllagar. No RMding Trwucrlpl. Wilmington & TewHUxxy TownCrlv. Stomhom IndlpcnMnl New Wave Shopping... From S-l to the lounge and make friends prices. major U. S. airline as a flight and distributed British designer college level at a number of •children's clothes' shopping while traveling. After a few hours of shopping, attendant.'' She learned how collections to all major markets colleges on marketing and sales spree will be organized, complete you will enjoy a rest stop, or There are kitchens on these people like to travel, what is in the U. S. They even negotiated — and she has capitalized on with Consumer Advisor to take special busses — you will be luncheon break, at a restaurant comfortable for them, what they American financing and con- coupon popularity, designs, you where you can purchase served fresh coffee, donuts, where your reservation has been require to be a "return" traveler. tracts for and with ten British availability, styles, consumer anything and everything you pastnies, etc. There are made for you. And you'll enjoy a "Add that experience to my five companies and acted as liaison to needs, etc. could possibly want for your restrooms. And, upon request — soup to nuts meal at your leisure. years of working in the garment the British Consulate. She believes "We are still the children." depending on the likes or dislikes Then you'll resume your industry as a representative for She acquired valued experience richest area in the country for She was contacted by the Ar- of your particular group — you shopping until it's time to board Geoffrey Beene, Perry Ellis and in Hong Kong as a design con- clothing and textile industries. I chitects Conservation Trust Act may have access to a bar, and are the bus and return home — again, Carol Horn (all three were Coty sultant for large groups of want our New England people to for Massachusetts and asked to served your favorite cocktails. in style. Award Winners) by distributing American retail groups off and on be able to take advantage of our write the Marketing Plan for a Aboard every bus will be a Kathleen (Kathy) Collins is a and placing their designs in for about three years. most worthwhile natural resource Manufacturers' Outlet Center - Consumer Guide — who will New Englander who at present is prestigious outlets such as Collins worked as the Executive — on a contemporary, Durfee, Union Mill Place in Fall explain the various outlet stores making her home in Stoneham. Neiman Marcus, Sakowitz, Vice President-Marketing, realistically priced basis.'' River. you'll visit, tell you the best buys She corporated Current Trends, SportPages and Triffles Catalogs, making up the management team She said, "I know that things It is a fourteen acre project that available that day. tell you the Inc. this summer after almost a Sanger Harris in Texas, and with her step-father (Robert H. ' are bad financially. But there is a will house professional offices, latest fashions, etc., and answer year of legwork, intensive retail Woolf Brothers in Kansas Thorson) at Thor Exteriors — a way to treat yourself and your medium and high-tech produc- all your questions. and consumer buying patterns City..." roofing company. She attended family to the best and within your tion, restaurants, and possibly a studies, a lot of energy and Within an hour after departure, She was one of a small select Harvard Graduate School of budget!" initiative to make a big dream Mill Place Inn for shoppers who you will be given a large shopping group of handpicked fashion reps Business.Administration, was a Collins' shopping excursions come to fruition. want to spend more time in Ihe bag a gift — and you'll leave (there were four men and Kathy) teaching assistant in Sales are tailored for you and your She explained, "Many things area. the bus and begin your shopping who participated in an in- Training in Dale Carnegie In- group's needs and wants. For work together to create a project Collins said, ■Within the Fall spree. And you'll be given the ternational joint venture — stitute, besides working as a instance, "If you and your group of this magnitude. Two things in River-New Bedford area there opportunity to avail yourself of consultants and importers for the consultant for the British Export are interested primarily in particular helped it to jell for me are at least 150 other outlets, and whatever it is you want to buy at Export Council of Great Britain. Commission of the United buying school clothes for your — I worked for eight years with a over 1200 in Massachusetts alone 35-fit) percent off the regular retail They selected, assembled, edited Kingdom. She has lectured on the children, then a special to take my people to." It won't be long before Kathleen Collins' shopping excursions will take you to Rhode Island, Con- necticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and as far away as Reading, PA. "In a time when jobs are scarce, I am going after the great American dream of prosperity. I have created — with the luck of the Gods — my own niche. I am doing this to share with others, to CATALOG TowneOUTLET Plaza Shopping Center STORE benefit all of us...." 700 Boston Rd Rt 3A. Billettca Mass If you are interested in the "secret shopper," in this New Wave Shopping, contact Ms. Collins by writing to Current Trends, Inc., P.O. Box 165, Stoneham, MA 02180. Or you may caTTher daily at 438-6698. "I'll be more than happy to Save 28% to 54% & explain everything, tell you when the shopping excursions will begin in your area, and will take your reservations..'.." New Wave Shopping tours will start around the first of Sep- She'll Be Beautiful tember. There will be chartered trips — daily — on demand for local shoppers. "Soft goods and hard goods will be available to all my shoppers." Collins explained. "Those going for Back-To-School to the Fall River area will find approximately 10 acres, 30 buildings 500,000 square feet of building space — or shopping space! And this is only one of the Striped & Solid Shirts places my shoppers will go to..." 40% to Well, it sure beats driving to a Two styles of shirts accent her collection for back-to-school Ox- train station, parking the car, ford tops of polyester-and-cotton with button front placket and taking the commuter into Boston, button cuffs Girls Sizes 43% off. fighting the hot, half-angry 0'ig catalog S crowds of women who grab items P"ce '0 00 out of ybur hands and bruise your r pride and your ribs...think I'll try yo*»oice Ballerina C*» this New Wave Shopping for Now 6.99 Slip-ons myself. Two styles offer great comfort for her this fail, Siips-ons of leather and urethane uppers with rubber soles From S-l

J- ; I'.I i 54% off... prices ' 6 00 & 22 00 Mortgage rates... are in the 12 to 18 percent range, the National Association of Home Builders estimates that Smurf Backpack Now 8.99 & 12.99 each 1 percent rise in rates disqualifies 1.2 million families The outlook for mortgage rates hinges on

1 the outcome of monetary policy and congres Pack it up Lunches and books will be sional action to reduce budget deficits that well traveled in this pack for kids of nylon tend to push up interest rates, economists oxford cloth Padded shoulder straps for say comfort Front pouch with screen print Jeans Choose from two styles of girls pants for backtoschooi style Paper- Several forecasters see little short-term 0'iQ ;' i : bag leans of lightweight denm come with webbed ben lor accent Or relief on mortgage rates "We will have rates corduroy |eans m color to brighten up her wardrobe Girls Sizes around 14 percent or better for the remainder : ataioq of the year." Mr Kerin says. "I think rates price 14 00 & ' are going to stay pretty much where they Now 4.99 are." says Mr. Christian of the League of Sav- ings Associations. Now 7.99 Given the large size of projected federal budget deficits. Mr. Kerin expects the Fed to keep its hands "firmly on the reins" of the economy. Mr. Christian does not think the Fed will slow the economy sharply enough to east the tug of war between private credit needs and government borrowing demands Top It Off With Savings to 43% That battle tends to push up interest rates. But Warren Matthews. Mortgage Bankers Assocation senior economist, expects rates to dip slightly to the 12.5 to 13.5 percent level by years end. assuming the Fed can keep infla- tion under control and convince financial markets this control will not slip away. Shirts n Smart Jerseys Styles Kris Oil Poi/ester-ano-cotton biena shirts to Little Girls top off their collection with three keep her warm and fashionable lor smart styles to choose from bright polo fall Shirts with button front and cuffs tops turtieneck ski-tops with a delicate pat- Qg9e or a lerscy m white with accented em or. a double collar blouse in white cap sleeves and screen print front Both with long sleeves Little Girls Sizes Of ; ltd 150Gcil.Min. i • i '00 All Orders C.O.D. Now Burner Service Now Available BECKETT BURNERS 4.99 Installed •276°° 3.99 Your Choice $68" These items as priced available only at the outlet store Sorry no mail, phone, COD orders for 50 gal. delivery Of Course You Quantities limited Merchandise may vary from illustration Can Charge It Shop Mon thru Sat 9 30 to 9, Sun 1 2 to 5 933-0156

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Tie. Tickets: $15.00 (tax deductible). Call Winchester hospital births 283-7673. Continued from Page S-2 SPOTLIGHTERS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. This year's Country JOSEPH L . MR. AND. MRS. Parade of Events DAVID STOCKWOOD JOHN O'ROURKE Fair and Flea Market D I P E R S I O LAWRENCE SMALL (Leslie Rae) of 40 (Pica) of 8 W.Jamaica (Ellen McCann) of 80 sponsored by (Travaglione) of 4 Town Way, Win- Cambridge Rd., Spotlighters of Lynn- Kimball Dr., Ave., Wilmington, a chester, a daughter, daughter, Nicole Woburn, a daughter, field to benefit their Stoneham, a son, Sony a Elizabeth on Meagan, on July 8. CANOE RACE Friday, August 12 at in the fall. Meetings vard Summer School scholarship fund Christopher Joseph on Danielle on July 21. 9:30 A.M., at the Elks will be local at a time students, will be July 18. Grand- Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mrs. Join the Grand promises fun for all. July 21. Grand- parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anna O'Rourke of Canoe Race from Lodge, 959 Waltham convenient to group performing at the Special attraction parents: Mr. Mario and Mrs. Samuel Pica; Street, Lexington, members. Child care Hatch Shell on August Walter Stockwood of and Mr. and Mrs. Burlington and Mr. Ipswich to Gloucester, Chuck E. Cheese will Travaglione of Winchester; and Mrs. and Mrs. John McCann on Sunday, August 21, (from Rte. 2 — will be provided, and 13 at 8:00 p.m. be there to greet the Stoneham; and Mrs. James Small of Waltham St. - Spring there are no fees. For The a program will Trudy Rose of Win- Billerica. of Woburn. sponsored by the Ip- children at 11 a.m. Eleanor DiPersio of chester. swich River Water- St. Exit). Bible further details, please include Jean Sibelius' There will en- Medford. MR. AND MRS. shed Association. The teaching and games contact Services Finlandia, John Philip t«rtainment MR. AND MRS. for children with Against Family Sousa's Free Lance MR. AND MRS. KEVIN HERRA ROBERT EGAN (Pat race will start at the throughout the day by MR. AND MRS PAUL PELLETIER Rocell i ) of 29 Green Street Bridge in healing testamonies Violence at 324-2221. March, Gordon the Spotlighters, PETER CAHILL (Beverly Murphy) of for mothers. For This group is co- Jacob's Suite in B Flat (Titcomb) of 10 11 Spring St., Sycamore Rd., Ipswich at 10 A.M. and Vaughn Bean on piano (Pirani) of 3 Win- Lucaya Circle, Wakefield, a daughter, finish at Long Wharf in further information sponsored by the and Big Band favorites as well as tables filled chester Way, Stoneham, a son, call Alma 369-7765, or Eastern Middlesex as well as other Wilmington, a Michael James on July Janelle Lynne, on July Gloucester ap- with crafts, novelty Hingham, a daughter, daughter, Kristen 11. Grandparents: Mr. proximately 3 — 3'/4 Charlotte 933-6512. Council for Children. 7 popular pieces. items, antiques, home- Natalie Pirani, on July 21. Grandparents: Mr. Free admission. Lincoln Street, Thomas Everett, Marie on July 13. and Mrs. James and vMrs. Frank hours later. Following baked goods, food, 20. Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mrs. Roccelli of Wakefield the race there will be Nursery Provided. Wakefield. Director of Bands at face painting and flea Murphy of Harvard University, and Mrs. Alvaro Helen Titcomb of Wilmington; and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs picnicking and prizes market items. Pirani of Winchester; Salem, N.H.; and Mrs. George Egan of will be awarded in WIDOWS AND CRAFT FAIR will conduct. Donald The date August 20 Marcella Herra of WIDOWERS Preparations for the Dregalla, the guest and Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Gangoff of Wilmington. Mel rose. several categories. (rain date Aug. 27) Charles Cahill of Georgetown; and Mr. The main purpose of The monthly dance Fall Craft Fair conductor, will also be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. MR. AND MRS. of the Seton Club for organized by local the Timpani soloist. Wollaston. Louis Pelletier of PAUL KYOMIT- MR. AND MRS. this race is enjoyment at Lynnfield Centre MR. AND MRS. Newburyport. ROBERT P. STRAND rather than excessive widows and widowers craftsmen are well Edward Chansky will Common. MAITEE (Linda of all ages and under way. The Fair be the Trombone JOHN AMPOLOS Marshall) of 8 Elm St., (Cheryl Gerakines) of speed. Any kind of oar, WEST SIDE STORY (Clune) of 1782 Liberty MR. AND MRS. A-3 Colonial Dr., paddle or other non- denominations will be will be held on Sept. 24, soloist. Winchester, a held at the Blessed Andover Community St., Braintree, a GORDON daughter, Emily Andover, a son, James polluting source of at the American Theatre (A.C.T.), in daughter, Lauren BLAQUIERE (Pam Parker, on July 11 propulsion is ac- Sacrament Church Legion Hall, 162 Winn HAMMOND CASTLE Marshall, on July 20. Hall, 14 Summer Street, Burlington. "Glamour at the conjunction with the Elaine on July 21. Morton) of 20 Heart- Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mr. ceptable; your Department of Grandparents are Mr. break Rd., Ipswich, a and Mrs. Stephen imagination is the Street, Saugus on If you are a craft- Castle" will be the and Mrs. Edward Saturday, August 13 theme of a fabulous Community Services, and Mrs. Robert Clune son, David Lee on July Marshall of Stockton Gerakines of North limitation, but no sperson and would like proudly presents of Burlington; and Mr. 13. Grandparents: Mr. Reading and Mr. and motors of any sort. from 8:00 to 12:00. a chance to display fashion extravaganza "West Side Story". Springs, Maine; and Music by Dick and sell your hand- by Bananas at and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Teklite Mrs. Harold P. Strand. Personal flotation The performances will Sarruda of S. Yar- Morton of Stoneham Jr. of Wilmington. devices will be Brogna's Band. Ad- made items, it is not Hammond Castle Chin-Kyomitmaitee of Museum in be held Friday and mouth. and Mrs. Margaret Bangkok. Thailand. required. mission $2.00 mem- too late to rent a table. Saturday evenings, Blaquiere of Ipswich. MR. AND MRS. All participants bers, $3.00 non- Call Mrs. Haley at 665- Gloucester, Friday, MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. August 12, 8 to mid- August 12 and 13 at the EDWARD LEONARD A. must pre-register. To members. Air con- 9116. Doherty Jr. High MORTON ASPIN- TREMBLAY, JR. receive your entry ditioned hall. For more A snack bar will be night. Featuring an MCGONAGLE (Judith WALL (Debra Pet- original version of School on Bartket Gallagher) of 20 Boyd (Fish) of 232 Haverhill form and a map of the information, write to: available and a small Street, Andover, at 8 MR. AND MRS tiglio) of 29-3 Arlington Seton Club, Box 242, admission fee will be "The Wizard of Oz" Rd., Woburn, a son, JOHN E. MANTERE St., North Reading, a route, call 887-9685 or P.M. Foi» ticket in- Rd., Woburn, a daughter. Jillian write the IRWA office Melrose. Mass. 02176. charged. and elegant styles for Dennis Patrick on July (Celcelia Morandi) of daughter. Erin Rae on other eras. Cham- formation or inquiries 18. Grandparent: Mr. 38 Little John Dr., of Michelle, on June 22 at 562 Maple Street, about joining ACT. July 25. Grand- Grandparents: Mr. Hathorne, Mass. 01937. WOMEN'S SUPPORT SUMMER POPS pagne and and Mrs. Joseph Billerica, a son, Mark parents: Mr. and Mrs. strawberries on the call 475-3757 or 685- Gallagher of Woburn; John on July 22. and Mrs. Leonard A. There is a $5 per GROUP BAND 5156. Joseph Pettiglio of Tremblay, Sr. of person entry fee. A weekly support The Harvard front lawn from 8 to 9; and Mrs. Mary Grandparents: Mrs. Brighton; and Mr. and show starts at 9 continued on McGonagle of Woburn. Melrose and Mr. and group for women in an Summer Pops Band, Cecelia Morandi of Mrs. Merton Aspinwall abusive relationship is comprised of local followed by dancing. Woburn; and Mrs. Mrs Joseph C. Fish of CELEBRATION Page S-6 of Brighton. Wakefield. Summerfest 4, a beine formed to begin musicians and Har- Attire: Creative Rlark MR. AND MRS Mary Mantere of North Port. Florida. celebration of people LESTER J . of all ages and abilities SULLIVAN (Mary E. Me/rose-Wakef/eld will be held on the Grainger) of 10 Davida MDC Esplanade in Rd., Burlington, a son. needs volunteers Boston on Sunday, Lester Joseph, on July NEMH Volunteers are August 14th from 11:00 9. Grandparents: Mr terviewing possible a.m.— 10:30p.m. A5K and Mrs. Joseph F. Mr. and Mrs. Gary needed at Melrose- volunteers," said Wakefield Hospital, road race and a one Grainger and Mr. William McKenzie Department Head mile Fun Run will Lester L. Sullivan, all particularly for the Meredith Wagner, (Kimberly Grundy) of remainder of the begin at 9:00 a.m. by of Cambridge Great 86 Beacon St.. S. "but we'd like to see the Boston Commons. Grandparents: Mrs. Lawrence, announce summer.; A com- some people right bination of planned away for openings Other events include John J. Grainger of the birth of a son. Gary recreational activities, Cambridge and Mr. William, Jr., on vacations and unex- between now and- pected vacation op- entertainment, a and Mrs. LeonAugust 1 at New Labor Day." Resource and Display Sherlock of Lexington. England Memorial portunities have Miss Wagner went created a special need Center and an Art Hospital. Gary's on to point out that it's Show. All activities are for new volunteers. a good time to try Maiden grandparents are Mr. Immediate openings accessible to people of and Mrs. Robert volunteering to see if all levels of ability. include Coffee Shop you want to fit it into hospital Grundy of Reading Cashier, 9 a.m. — 1:00 For more information and Mr. and Mrs. p.m. or 1 p.m. — 4:00 your winter schedule. or to volunteer contact births Thomas McKenzie. p.m. and taking food And many like the 527-5308. orders behind the chance to see if the MR. AND MRS. M»f AND MRS". counter 10 or 11 a.m. — inner workings of a V70MlCN'SAuEOv7 ANATOLI GARY WILLIAM 1:30 p.m. There are hospital might interest The Lexington TOMASZCZUK (Judy McKENZIE (Kim also reception desk them for later em- Chapter of Women's Galluccio) of 233 berly Grundy) of 86 openings in the 2nd ployment. Those in- Aglow Fellowship, a Bradford St., a Beacon St., S. floor patient waiting terested in volun- worldwide in- daughter, Tina Lynn Lawrence, a son, Gary area involving 3-hour teering their services terdenominational on July 7. Grand- William. Jr.. on shifts between 9 a.m. should call Miss organization of parents: Mr. and Mrs. August 1. Grand- — 9p.m. Wagner at the hospital renewed Christian parents: Mr. and Mrs. "We are always 662-7200. Ext. 3090 or women will hold their Luca Galluccio of MARIO MOTHIRS Everett; and Mrs. Robert Grundy of interested in in- 3091. monthly meeting on POCKIT Reading and Mr. and POCKET ARCADE SEC 'N SAY 2197 Anna Tomaszuczk of OAMI AA97 FARMER _ -, SIMON Woburn. Great grand- Mrs. Thomas 29 SAYS 9* parents are Mr. and McKenzie. Mrs. Frank Palermo Women's Shoe Outlet of Everett MR. AND MRS. RALPH V . •<5L rSliCTWjniCS MR. AND MRS. D i B E N E D E T T () TRAVEL L97 RUROIR TIME LONO IOM1 POCKET DUNGEONS* FACTORY POCKET RONALD VISOCCH1 (Patricia Crawford) of CONNECT FOUR FOOTBALL, DRAGONS 4 A97 (Maureen Thornton) ARCADE 4 Q97 1297 POCKET 19 28 • Avondale Ave., •AMI ■ ^..^ of 8 Fieldstone Way, Billerica, a daughter. North Reading, a A.to- Charlene Crawford STORE WJCUfJ I J daughter, Andrea DiBenedetto, on July Vnelhoorl Visocchi on July 7. 14. Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. George J. and Mrs. James Crawford of Woburn Thornton of Reading; and Mr. and Mrs. Our racks are and Mr and Mrs. Vincent R . bulging with Michael Visocchi of DiBenedetto of Win ir Smelhp SURER Stoneham. throp. FABULOUS ETCH-A-SKITCH MAGNETIC rn »68 MAGNETIC MR. POTATO L97 MAQIC SCREEN CAR IINGO 46 SAVE FALL VALUES FUN BOARD ► HEAD UP TO in shoes and boots.

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\ Supplement lo Delly Tlme« 1 Chronicle (Woburn. R**dlng. WlnchMNr. Burlington. WMefleM). Lytv.ll.ld PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983 Villager. Mo. Reading Trenecrlpt. Wilmington ft Tewtubury Ten Crier. SMnehem I ncMpendenl Parade of Events Continued from Page S-5 Faddis; the Wynton lines such as "leave children as well as in KOOL JAZZ added by producer Its 159th annual and instructor level appreciation for the Festival here. Marsalis Quintet presentation, Oct. 1 courses in CPR and River and its environs. 'em alone and they Victorian music FESTIVAL George Weln to the The two day Jazz concerts. Marya, who Tania Maria, the opening day concert, featuring Branford through Oct. 10, of- First Aid this summer Entries will be Judged won't hurt you" and spectacular observes Marsalis, Kenny ficials have announced and fall. This is an on originality, com- "remember, your pets Is a resident of fiery Brazilian singer- Saturday, Aug. 20, at the 30th anniversary pianist, has been the KOOL JAZZ Klrkland, Jeff Matts that country music excellent opportunity postion and visual depend on you." Other Peterborough, New on Saturday and and Ray Drummond; would be the theme of for school personnel, impact. First and segments of the show Hampshire, holds a appppogpoooi KO MSBC Sunday, Aug. 20-21, the George Wein the grandstand shows, as well as scout and second prizes will be are educational as well Masters degree in from noon to 6:30 P.M. KOOL JAZZ Festival even as it was at the campfire leaders, to awarded in three — a chicken describes Theater Arts from each day at Fort All-Stars, comprised of very modest en- take basic courses and categories: color; why she "frazzles" in Smith College and Woodside Restaurant Adams State Park. Scott Hamilton, Oliver tertainment at the first follow them up with black & white; youth the dirt, Zachery the teaches private Tania Maria has Jackson, Warren fair in 1818. Instructor level Snake assures the singing lessons. Rt 129 - 217 Lowell St. taken the Jazz world (16 years and under). Vache, Slam Stewart, During the in- courses. This will Winning photos will be audience he is har- The voice and by storm over the past Vic Dickenson, George tervening years since mless, and Ms. Moon motion behind Fee Mon-Thur Wilmington FrJSat two years with her insure that all mem- displayed at the IRWA Wein and others. its inaugural, the Fair bers of their group will booth at the Topsfield Raccoon explains her Bee, Funny Bunny and 6 a.m. 9 p.m. 658-5513 6 a.m. 10 p.m. colorful performing Tickets are now on experimented with the receive this important nighttime raids on the other puppets is style that blends scat- Fair, Oct. 1-10, and sale at all Tlcketron many changing con- safety training at prizes will be awarded garbage cans. that of Don Kirk, singing and energetic outlets and major temporary tastes in times convenient for The show's creator proprieter of Odyssey Latin rhythms. on Monday, Oct. 3 at Sunday Special ticket agencies entertainment — from the students and in- the Fair. and writer of all songs Puppets in Everett, Other performers on throughout New chaste concerts, structors. Instructor used in the show is Massachusetts and 13- the Saturday bill in- This contest was 12:00 p.m. -5:00 p.m. England. Advance musical comedy, courses require very popular last year, Marya Danihel, a year veteran of pup- clude Oscar Peterson tickets are $17.50 per Broadway spec- current certificates in freelance entertainer petry and drama. (a participant on the so start taking those Twin Boiled Lobsters day, $20.00 on the days taculars to several the subject-course photos and sending who performs Marya Danihel and first Newport Jazz of the concerts. Ticket varieties of Rock — applied for and throughout New her cast of life-like s Festival in 1954), the them in. Entries will sales are limited to before returning three enrollees must be at be accepted any time England in puppets perform Stan Getz Quartet, Vic 6,500 each day. No years ago to the newly least 17 years old at the storytelling- Thursday through 9.95 . Dickenson, Gato up to Friday, Sept. 16. alcoholic beverages popular and still beginning of the They may be sent to folksinging shows continued on Soup, Salad Bar, Potato, Vegetable Barbieri, and the will be permitted. current 'country' beat. courses. The following "IRWA Photo Contest, designed especially for popular sextet, Spyro For free brochure No Splitting Orders Please And the customers is a list of all upcoming 562 Maple St., Page S-8 Gyra. with ticket details, loved it. educational courses: Hathorne, Mass. Sunday's stellar write KOOL JAZZ Boston born and STANDARD FIRST 01937" or may be lineup includes Ella Festival, P.O. Box 605, bred Danny Davis and AID: Multimedia — delivered to the IRWA Fitzgerald, Dizzy Newport, R.I. 02840 the Nashville Brass Wednesday and office, Smith Hall, Rm. GUlespie, Art Blakey Festival Headquar- kicked off the Top- Thursday, August 17 34, Essex Agricultural and the Jazz ters: Viking Hotel, sfield revival In 1980 and 18; 6:30 — 10 p.m., and Technical In- Messengers featuring Newport, R.I. Phone: and will return this Melrose; Multimedia stitute, between 8 A.M. 'Hearth Restaurant J ! 1250 Osgood Street Terrance Blanchard, (401)847-8100. year to close the show — Saturday, Sep- — 4 P.M. Up to three Lonnie Plaxico, on Oct. 8, 9, and 10. tember 17, 9 a.m. — 5 pictures per entrant " Route 125, North Andover, Mo. J Donald Harrison and TOPSFIELDFAIR Davis, a trumpet p.m. (one-day course), will be accepted. They ! Johnny O'Neal with As the venerable virtuoso, grew up in Melrose; Lecture — must be a minimum of 688-8200 guest stars Freddie Topsfield Fair begins Dorchester and Mondays, September 5x7 inches and > get to from Rts. 495 - 114 - 93) wOKOKJKJKJKXtMCKXiat Hubbard and John final preparations for Randolph but, after 12 through October 10, mounted ap- forming his own band, 7 — 10 p.m., Melrose; propriately, The *\ he fled to Nashville, Instructor Standard — photos must be' August Special figuring that "Danny Tuesday and Thur- identified as to where Davis and the Nash- sday, September 13 they were taken within I Oreo Cookie, M&M's & Reeses ville Brass" would through 22, 7 — 10 the Watershed and Twin have a lot more p.m., Melrose; In- should not be previous audience appeal than structor Advances — entries in an IRWA Pieces are regulars at the "Bar Danny Davis and the Tuesday and Thur- contest. Your name, "Randolph Brass." He sday, September 13 address and phone Lobsters was right, of course. through 29, 7 — 10 number must ac- Potato ft Corn He's now a Nashville p.m., Melrose. company the photos. legend. CPR MODULAR - For further in- * Sharing the spotlight Wednesday, August 10, formation, call 887- with Danny at Top- Tuesday, August 16, 7 9685. 9.95 sfield will be Tommy — 10 p.m., Melrose; •Fri. & Sat. «2" Extra Cash and the Tomcats Tuesdays, August 16, PUPPET SHOW AT Closed Mondays Oct. 1, 2, 3; sultry -38T 30, 7 — 10 p.m., MACOMBER Helen Cornelius and Reading ; The hundreds of live When In Boston ... Visit... the Southern Spirits, Recertification — (2 animals at Macomber [Joseph's Aquarium Restaurant Oct. 4 and 5; the courses) Thursdays, Farm in Framingham ■ 100 Atlantic Avenue 523-4000 steamy Sunshine August 18 and Sep- are not the only way MEI-3 Express, Oct. 6 and 7 tember 15, 7 — 10 p.m., families who visit and finally Danny Melrose; Instructor — there learn about the Davis, over the to be scheduled in humane treatment of Columbus Day holiday September or October, animals. A new puppet weekend, Oct. 8, 9, and 7—10 p.m. Melrose. show, the Macomber »Aug. 9 - 13 . 10. There will be three For further Merrymakers, is a complete free per- enrollment in- presentation of skits formances daily — formation, please and songs which matinees, supper and phone the region office makes learning about evening shows. Abe at 665-1351. animals fun through \ Ford, veteran Boston ■ participation. ■. talent representative, PHOTOCONTEST Macomber Farm, a assembled the stars The Ipswich River 46-acre educational and will produce the Watershed Association facility owned and Putnam Pantry's show. is sponsoring its operated by the Mass Legendary loe Cream Bar, of coarse! . . . along witn Real Whipped Cream, Hot second Annual Photo SPCA, is designed to Fudge, Penuche and Butterscotch, Strawberries, Pineapple . . . M-M-M! CPR4FIRSTAID Contest. This year's enlighten visitors' TWIN Make Your Own Sundae Today! The Eastern Mid- theme is "The awareness of the in- dlesex Region of Beautiful Ipswich terdependence bet- Putnam Pantry Candies: Pickering Wharf. Salem • Rte 1. Danvers • Rte 28, Reading LOBSTERS • Burlington Village Mall. Burlington American Red Cross is River Watershed" and ween people and farm sponsoring both basis photos should inspire animals. The Macomber just $ Merrymakers offer Freih Mo.ne lobiiers- two ol then? CLIP and SAVE another means to -boiled 10 simple perfection Plui communicate the (your choice ol two) salod bo>. pota- SPECIAL Here's an easy-to follow map important role to, fresh vegetable ft animals play in our Thurs., Fri., Sat. lives. to reach "The Menu During the 30-minute CAPT'N CHRIS Live Lobster Gift Certificates Available „<.** Macomber C'APT'N CHRIS LANDING Merrymakers show, 585 Merrimack St., Lowell Baked Stuffed or the audience is en- . 454-8423 Open Toes.-Son. Boiled couraged to sing along 1 CAPT'N CHRIS RESTAURANT, with Fee Bee, Funny 85 Water St., Haverhill Single 5.95 Twinl0.95 Bunny and Rosebud Phone 372-4711 Skunk in songs with WATCH FOR DAILY CHEF SPECIALS

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VIII WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10.1983-PAGE S 7 Known for centuries in China 7a/ Ch/: Energy through graceful exercise In China, Tai Chi is viewed with some, but weather conditions By William Pacino relaxed a way as possible, and most people are unaware of. It circulated by the mind through great respect, and many Chinese sometimes prohibit this form of with correct posture, permits claim that it has been known to takes months and even years for the body. Travel the longest distance exercise. Few activities can your body to function freely and some students to release this possible along a chosen path of lower high blood pressure and to match the variety and interest of naturally, instead of being forced tension. It is a gradual process, In an ancient Chines treatise on life. alleviate joint diseases and the Tai Chi form. into the cramped and twisted gastric disturbances. but it produces a feehng of calm Tai Chi, the author stated, "The contortions or the hypertensions and well-being that is new and mind directs the 'chi,' which sinks Such a journey is a most worthy Tai Chi is an ideal way to necessary in some sports and welcome. exercise for many people who are The movements are based on deeply and permeates the bones. endeavor, but how can it be ac- self-defense techniques. Because exercises. The 'chi' circulates freely, complished? interested in attaining and Mystery of'Chi' mobilizing the body so that It maintaining a reasonable degree attention must be given to All the movements of Tai Chi I The strength and health balance and co-ordination, it is At the heart of Tai Chi is the heeds the direction of the mind, if necessary for this voyage will of physical fitness and for whom a are geared to encourage difficult to do the form relaxation. The weight of thcbody Chinese concept of chi', a word of the 'chi' is correctly cultivated, come from a commitment to daily high level of fitness is un- your spirit of vitality will rise necessary. Those who begin to automatically. Performing an shifts continuously from one'foot many meanings - air, vitality, exercise. exercise that absorbs your at- spirit, breath, atmosphere and and you will feel light and alert," People who do some form of practice Tai Chi soon realize it is to the other and the movements It is this physical and ment&l not effortless. The Tai Chi form tention is important because it are performed in circles, arcs and circulation. It is hard to define exercise on a regular basis (at has been demonstrated that "chi". One Tai Chi expert calls it effortness, as manifested through least three times a week for one demands a considerable amount spirals. The end of each people generally derive less than movement becomes the begin- "biophysical energy generated by the Tai Chi exercise, that ac- hour per period) have better of work by the leg muscles optimum benefit from doing counts for the prolongation and because it is done with bent knees ning of the next one, which con- respiratory rhythm." Perhaps circulation, better muscle tone, exercises they consider unin- the best English equivalent is rejuvenation of life. and fewer illnesses than people in a kind of quarter squat. Weight teresting or boring. serves energy and produces a Exercising, along with proper shifts from foot to foot as the form feeling of tranquility and "intrinsic energy" or "vital who do not exercise. In addition, force." Whatever chilis, doctors dietary habits, should be con- those who exercise regularly is performed, involving all parts emotional security. sidered an essential part of yogr of the body in building muscle In addition to its value in Unfortunately for those who of Chinese medicine s*(y it can be usually enjoy a feeling of physical developing physical fitness, cultivated through practice of the life. Essential because such and mental well-being. tone and aiding improved cir- want quick results, the at- practicingTai Chi as an exercise tainment of this relaxed state is exercise and stored Ho a spot practices provide the strength If good health is sought as a culation. and health that will enable you to Because the Tai Chi form ex- also develops the ability to use not a matter of a few weeks. A called the "tan-t'ien," located {oal of life, then the heart must be our body in a more efficient way. exactly three inches below the travel the longest distance Wen work beyond the minimal cludes extreme movements and fast-paced, often hectic life "Efficiently" the legs become produces a degree of tension that navel. Once stored, the chi can be possible along your chosen path ;mands made on it by sedentary emphasizes gradualness in strong enough to fully do the job tiring. learning, its practitioners avoid the pulled muscles and other of supporting and transporting ,i Recommended exercises are the standing, walking and run- Late registration program for Practical Laaried, including jogging, injuries that sometimes ac- ning body. When the legs are swimming, tennis, golf and company more strenous ac- weak there is tendency for fskiing. Emphasis during the tivities. Students are not called muscles of the upper body to be Nursing Program at Northeast Regional workout periods is on gradually upon to twist and turn in a way used to compensate and, as a The Northeast Metropolitan Wakefield Hospital and the U.S. living the body more work to do that might cause parts of the body result, to become tense. The Practical Nurse Program to suffer strain. Instead, a feeling Regional Vocational School's Army Reserves. This funding will use Melrose-Wakefield uiiill an optimum level of fitness Practical Nursing Program is arrangement will enable the is reached, measured by pulse of restraint is encouraged and no Tensing muscles which are not Hospital for its Medical-Surgical movement is ever forced. now accepting applicants for a program to continue on a tuition- and Maternity experience, and fate before, and at stated in- needed to perform a movement late September starting date. tervals after exercise. Certain result in an expenditure of energy free basis. Students will be continue to use the North Shore The possibility of injury in- Interested students should pick responsible for expenses such as Childrens' Hospital in Salem for a exercises seem more suitable for needlessly. This in turn tires the up an application package at the Some age groups than for other creases when exercise is left to body more quickly. Emphasis books, uniforms, transportation four-week Pediatric Rotation. weekends and is not done three or while doing the Tai Chi form is on school's main office, or call the and meals. This will bring the Classes in theory will be held at Thus a milder form of exercise is school at 246-0810 and request that cost of the program for students usually recommended for older four times a week. Authorities on using only the minimum of Northeast Regional Vocational the subject are in accord that this the application package be to approximately $40O-$5O0. School in Wakefield. people, persons in poor health, or strength needed to accomplish an mailed. To be eligible, students those who are recovering from an is a dangerous practice because action. \Vith th^s in mind, a goal the body is not accustomed to the must, at a minimum, possess a Illness. becomes using your body fully in high school diploma or demands made on it and will whatever you are doing. For We Have The Selection! I would like to introduce Tai Chi react adversely instead of being equivalent, and satisfy other example, opening a door with admissions criteria. Ch'uan, a unique system of helped. A milder form of exercise your body and not just your arm. exercise developed hundreds of which can be done daily is much The application deadline has years ago in China by Taoist preferred over a more strenuous Learning to relax contributes to been set for Saturday, August 13, monks. This form of exercise one performed infrequently. Tai a more efficient use of the body, at 9:00 A.M. at which time the consists of a graceful, deliberate chi, which can be practiced in but it confers benefits beyond Allied Health Entrance routine, done while standing and one's home and needs no special this. Relaxation receives major Examination prepared by the thifting body weight in slow, equipment, is well suited to daily emphasis in Tai Chi. As the form Psychological Corporation will be continuous movement. This exercise. is practiced, muscles un- administered by the Northeast exorcise, using concentration and The value of Tai Chi seems to necessary to a particular action nursing staff. This examination deep breathing, works to reduce stem as much from its are kept loose and free of tension. will be held in the Cafetorium at 10 muscular tension and increase psychological as from its Shoulders are not raised or the school on Hemlock Road, Floor l>xh awareness. A program of physiological effects. The fact tightened, the chest is not thrown Wakefield. Applications received Tai Chi can be learned inex- that modern medicine is finding out or forward, breathing after this date will be placed on a Plants pensively and fairly quickly from more and more connections becomes deeper, and the stomach waiting list. $ courses offered locally at the between mental attitudes and is permitted to move in and out This upcoming one-year Middlesex Community College in physical health may indeed help with each breath. The body is not Practical Nurse Program is being 9.99 offered as a result of a funding Bedford, the Cambridge Center to explain the value of Tai Chi, forced to perform beyond com- Over 1000 Fresh Plants to choose from for Adult Education in Harvard fortable limits. contract with the Melrose- which is designed to have a Reg. 24.99 Selected Items only Square and at several Greater calming effect on the mind and Th/'s Week's Poetry Boston YMCAs. nervous system. These limits are gradually DUSK Timing of an ocean wave Western exercise programs, extended as strength and Hanging with a mindless 1-2-3 repetition, flexibility increase with daily The little birds cease their EVERGREENS don't deal with the need for a total twittering Come in & choose from many The 108 basic moves or forms of practice. Breathing is not forced spreading Junipers including Plants Tai Chi use every part of the exercise, one that encompasses or tampered as in some systems Their melodious voices are still both mind and body For dusk is slowly creeping Andorra. Pfitzer. Hetzi. Bar body Hands, elbows, fists, legs, of exercise and mediation. 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After Labor Day, they Salem End Road, Club of the North There is plenty of drink to satisfy the The popularity of this By ANTHONY MANCONI will appear only on Framingham, Mass. Shore, will be held in parking available in appetite; genuine event has spread to I never ask a person if she or he is Irish, Italian, French, weekends through 01701; Telephone (617) the Salem Market nearby lots. German bra t wurst and many parts of the October 30. For more etc. I personally don't care because I consider each and 879-5345. Place on Friday, Just as in Bavaria, a knockwurst, cold beer, world. Immigrants every one of us flowers in this gigantic garden called "The information about the September 9, from 6:00 large open tent will be wine and soft drinks. brought it to North puppet performance, World." Each contributing its distinctive color, aroma and GERMAN- p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and the center of the On Saturday, America where bouquet. But, there are thorns here and there we can't any other scheduled AMERICANCLUB on Saturday, Sep- festivities. There will homemade German Oktoberfests are now activity or animal The Sixth Annual tember 10, from 10:00 be three bands pastries and kuchen, celebrated in*, many ignore. We must not let them deter us from enjoying the demonstration, con- Salem Oktoberfest, am to 10:00 p.m. providing music for served by lovely ladies communities coast to beauty in this great big beautiful world of ours. dancing, singing, in their native dirndls, coast. I visited a friend in Reading last week and inquired about clapping of hands, will be available to The German- the beautiful plant on the porch. "Is that from the 'Bigonia THE DOLLAR A DAY VCR "schunkeln", or Just delight all those lovers American Club of the family,' I asked?" "Yes," he offered, "they have gone to the listening. The Freddie of things sweet and North Shore was Cape for the summer and I'm taking care of it." BRINGS YOU Dee Band will play tasty. established nearly from 6:00 p.m. until seven years ago to A friend from Lynnfield is a retired electrician. He was told 10:00 p.m. on Friday, DOLLAR A DAY MOVIES. The Oktoberfest was bring together people this is the time of the year to plant bulbs - so he put in some the Buddy Walker from the area north of when you lease a Video Cassette Recorder from Rediffusion. it can cost you as Oompah Band on first celebrated in 100, 75, and 50 watters. I'm sure he won't get any tulips from little as $20 95 a month, with tree delivery, installation, and service Better yet. with Munich over 150 years Boston for pleasure, them but he will have the brightest garden in the area. our VCR. you get a bonus hundreds ol great movies lot |ust $1 each per day Saturday afternoon recreation and for the from 1:00 p.m. until ago when King Ludwig That reminds me of the time I asked the beautiful Mary You want mote' Use your VCR to tape your lavonte rv shows, athletic events and I invited is subjects to promotion of a better specials you can even connect a video camera and make your own home movies 5:00 p.m. and the O'Brien from Stoneham, if she liked flowers? "Oh!" she the festivities of his understanding and Stop in For all your _viewmg needs, leasing Irom Rediftusion is a lot smarter Oberlander Hofbrau appreciation of Ger- exclaimed, "Indeed I do." "Good," I answered, "Here are than buying Band on Saturday wedding. It has since "two-lips" you can have." Well she gave me a big "Smack," become an annual man language and evening from 6:00 p.m. culture. Today the then I had three lips for anvone to have." until 10:00 p.m. A affair at which the local breweries membership numbers My wife ran off with my best friend and I miss him. She group of dancers from about 200 people of all told me she was a fool when she married me - I told her I our Club will perform compete with one another for the at- ages and backgrounds. knew it but I married her anyway. I gave her credit, she tried authentic German Its newsletter. MACH Folk Dances at various tention and business of to improve her cooking , she went to Culinary Arts School. the celebrants by MIT, reaches about 500 You ought to see the beautiful marble cakes she baked. You times throughout the readers monthly. Bj smarter than buying. festival. Many club brightly decorating can't eat them but you can see them on the patio floor we •REDIFFUSION their tents and their For further in- members and friends formation, contact Dr. built with them. I won't say she not a beauty but a peeping EZ dress in traditional horse-drawn beer Tom reached in and pulled the shade down last night. 214 Main Street wagons and by inviting Arno W.F. Kolz at 468- costumes adding old- 3453 or Mr. Jack Meers At the Woburn Elks last night, Leo the waiter asked me if Rte. 28, Stoneham 438-8221 world color and charm patrons to set aside time, and perhaps at 356-4054. either of my parents were weight lifters. "No," I answered, to the occasion. "Why do you ask?" "Because they sure raised a dumb-bell." Tom Mooney, the friendly Mailman from Winchester Know always looks sharp. And why not, he wears "Arrow Shirts". All cars will eventually have only one plate except dentists Poison Ivy whose cars will have two, an Upper and Lower plate. Each year many Bob Bergeron, worked for the Boston and Maine railroad children and adults are as a guest "conductor," it took a lot of "training". One day a accidentally poisoned passenger said, "My face is my ticket." "Good," said Bob, I by contact with plants have orders to Punch all tickets." in Eastern Massachusetts. Poison When Michaelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel Ceiling he Ivy is the most com- rented the scaffolding from Bill I^ennon from Woburn. After mon offender. Contact four years of painting on his back the staging was returned, with this vine or shrub the drop-clothes removed and the floor washed. The Pope, causes severe skin who, with his assistants, marveled at the beautiful work of inflammation and four long years, turned to Michaelangelo and asked, "Con- FACTORY water blisters.; Few fidentially, Angelo, don't you think it needs another coat?" AUTHORIZED people have a natural This is for the young at heart, I hope you're one of them. LIMITED TIME immunity to protect "OHIO, why did DELLA-WARE a NEW JERSEY? I -DA- them from poison ivy. HO but "AL-ASK-A. and many do not "Abyssinia." » recognize the plant so they can avoid it. ROVING From page S- 1 Ivy poisoning is tinguishers. They bombarded the largely preventable. the red box. The alarmsounded, fire with their short black hoses, Learning to identify but there was an obvious catch-22 but only succeeded in creating a poison ivy in its that struck me, and I'm sure bigger murky cloud. everybody else: with all that fire various forms is easy Finally it dawned on somebody for anyone who will alarm testing going on throughout the hotel, who was going to to drive the dumpster away from study pictures and the building. Once that was ac- general descriptions of believe there was an actual fire going on? complished, the fire was even- the plant. It can be tually brought under control. either a vine or low •'Until someone tells us to evacuate the building, why don't When security was satisfied that shrub, having shiny, the fire was extinguished, the No-Wax Mirabond dark green leaves in we continue," said our instructor. •Security will take care of the smoldering dumpster was backed groups of three. The up to the platform again. A crowd plant produces fire." No one seemed to feel comfortable with that idea. had gathered on the platform and clusters of tiny flowers they were bantering jovially to Collectors Solarian along the main stem, Outside the flames had lept to threatening proportions, slapping ease their nervous tension. which become dense . Meanwhile inside the cafatcria, clu3*c*> of white repeatedly against tho.clean red bricks. Several minutes passed; everyone returned their attention berries in the early to our instructor's easel. Well, fall. 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Stellmon explained that friends were killed, one would feel speed of sound (2,176 miles per terrible but would still drive. showmen since 1956, and fly in hour at 32 degrees fahrenheit). It Included In the day's numerous it was difficult because at one formation with the Thunderbirds festivities were two army bands, point during the manuever, the January's crash, and others, is propelled by 25,000 pounds of jets are coming directly at each were due to mis-timing which is so that his airmanship could be thrust from its turbofan engine an army drill team, local observed. • mmut cman companies, a other and the timing has to be why Thunderbird pilots practice which is slightly more than the After such flying, weight of the aircraft when it is precision motorcycle team, precision perfect in order for twice a day, six times per week recommendations are made to a sentry dog demonstrations from them to pull out of the chicken while training from December to fully fueled and has minimal board of Thunderbird senior ammunition capabilites. the State Police and Pease AFB, a run. March. Stellmon said that the officers before going for final parachute team from Fort training period gets new pilots However, the Falcon is not the BEDFORD -- They couldn't Stellmon flies the slot position approval to the commander of the fastest in the world even though it Devens, ground display aircraft, Air Tactical Command. just land like regular pilots, they and military and industrial for the team which is the jet on "working together" with current is one of the latest electronic must have felt that they had to exhibits from the Electronic the inside of the six jet formation , pilots in order that a sense of trust If selected after going through wonders of the miliary. In fact, a show off for all the people who Systems Division. All this in behind the leader. "The jet is can be» developed when they the vigorous procedures, the pilot lot of the work and electronics had stayed late to greet them celebration of the bicentennial of fantastically manueverable," perform together. will go into the december to were developed at Hanscom. So, said Stellmon who hails from Hot when they arrived two days flight. in effect, the air show was a kind before the performance. They Springs, Montana. But requirements to become a March training period before of homecoming for the Thun- However, many came to see finally before zipping through the were coming in after a three hour what 20 million are expected to The Falcon would have to have Thunderbird are stern due to the derbirds. and 10 minute flight from see this year, the high flying such instantaneous mobility for quality needed while performing sky in the Air Force's newest And there will be many more Cheyenne, Wyoming, and would the Thunderbirds who demand so in the air. In order for an air force aircraft in a performance for a homecomings for the Thun- Thunderbirds who could be heard civilian audience. land as if one would pull into their for miles around. much from their aircraft while pilot to become a Thunderbird, derbirds as they tour ap- driveway after a trip down to The Thunderbirds, led by Major flying high in the blue yonder In his application must be hand- And that newest aircraft that proximately 70 different bases in Cape Cod. So, after circling James D. Latham of shawnee fact, in nearly 2500 air shows, the picked from the many special- they use is the Falcon which is the performances around the base, the Thun Mission. Kansas, gracefully Thunderbirds have never had to duty applications submitted eigth jet flown by the team. The derbirds roared overhead in their whizzed through the sky per- cancel a performance due to before undergoing a screening. first of which was the F-84G red, white, and blue K-16 Falcons forming precision aerobatic maintenance problems. Thunderjet in 195:) to last year's drowning out the cheers of the manuevers to the delight of the However, there have been And if a hot pilot with 1,000 Hying T-38A. The sleek F-16 Falcon people below. crowd below. crashes. The most recent was hours or more gets picked from currently used is a multirole The Thunderbirds, which are According to Major Lawrence January's crash of four jets in the pile, he then has his flying combat fighter. the US Air Forces Air Demon- Stellmon, the most difficult which four pilots died. As tragic background and experience stration Squadron, appeared at manuever is the bomburst in as it was, Stellmon said, "The loss closely scrutinized by the current the Air Force Base (AFB) at which they fly up in formation of four good friends is tough but Thunderbird pilots. Communication course at Regional Health Center How many times maintenance of ef- have you felt you just fective communication weren't com- will also be covered. municating .— with Mrs. Cummings has your teenager, spouse, been in the field for 10 boss, friend or co- years with experience worker? in speech and language therapy and One can learn to communication arts. overcome typical She received her communication master's degree in problems with the communication Kegional Health disorders from Center in Wilmington's Emerson College and course on In- her bachelor's degree terpersonal Com- in speech arts from munication, a three- Fordham University. part seminar which This course will be Don't includes information held on Thursdays, processing, active August 11, 18 and 25 listening and from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and responding, and «ef- there is a fee. fective use of gestures, Registration is space, questions and required in advance timing. and the, course will be Factors influencing limited to 20 par- communication, ticipants. 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Horton, Reading. problem. zel, Mr. Lovell asked, "How II; the International Monetary Fund; FDIC; the Nations Major Activities chairman, Henry President Coughlan read a note many were here on my visit three Murphy reported on his special of thanks from Ruth Seavey and years ago?" Seeing many hands Banks, etc. Mr. Lovell deftly and succinctly tied them together. We interests and covered for Trips daughter Barbara Seavey Stepp, raised, he commented, "I'll try to director, Bob Sproul, absent due for the Club's gift to the American give you something new and should be concerned, as they affect us all, one way or another. to prior commitment. Vice- Cancer Society in memory of current." For instance, some president Les Merrifield read the Past-president Erwin 'Gus' good news, 'The recession is He is of the opinion that inflation < while simmering at the moment) birthday list and eleven were Seavey. over'! At least that's the word 'greeted' and presented a club from Wall Street pundits, who is under control, but will rise pen by V.P. Wentzel. This added Paul 'thought for the day' Rich- claim that the Market is dull. before long. mond being absent, the president All of the above, plus other touch was instituted after the 20th They see some signs of progress. anniversary, September 1982. read the following supplied by Inflation is low and no segment of comment, laid the groundwork member Fred A. Greenwood, for his main topic, 'Financial Bandleader Chester Card (88 the public is affected by inflation years young) reported for a very Arlington: more than the elderly retiree. Planning'. The basic approach in People come into our lives and Take care of your pets! three easy steps; organize assets busy band. Recently, they gave When it is high, you can find four concerts in ten days. John walk with us a mile yourself broke without having and liabilities; plan a strategy; And then because of cir- WOULD YOU PUT YOUR DOG IN THE OVEN AND TURN set up a plan for investing. People Griffin's Sick and Visitation done anything at all. reports continue to be first rate. cumstance', they only stay awhile. ON THE HEAT? If not, why leave him in a parked car? The The bad news is that unem- spend lifetimes gainfully em- The Club was shocked and sad- They serve a need within the Animal Rescue League of Boston reminds pet owners that ployment remains high. This is ployed, pay their bills, save what dened to learn of the passing of days, that pass so quickly by any vehicle parked in the hot sun can become an "oven" for true among the blue collar worker they can, but never give a thought five members since July 10. A And then are gone beyond our your pet and the temperature can exceed 100 degrees in a and industry in general. The to actual financial worth. Mr. reach, we often wonder why. matter of minutes ... even with the windows slightly open. Lovell spoke at length on Social moment of silence was observed Work-force has shifted to in- in their memory. God only knows the reason why Prevent heat stroke by leaving your pet at home in the hot formation and communication Security; pensions and debt-free Past-president George we met and shared a smile, summer months. If he must be outside, make sure he is in an systems of hi-tech, etc. You can't real estate, as potential in- Why people come into our lives vestment sources. His advice to Flewelling drew many names for area that will stay shady, and have plenty of fresh water change progress, only try to the door-prize, before he called and walk with us a mile. available at all times. If you would like to have some free understand it and that takes retirees, invest wisely and safely. patience and forbearance. Mr. Diversification is the key to a flyers to carry with you to place under the windshield wipers Lovell spoke about huge govern- sound investment strategy. Mr. of cars containing unattended hot pets, just send a stamped, ment deficits. "I've always had a Lovell touched many facets of self-addressed business size envelope to: Hot Dog, Animal problem with that thinking and finance, which accounted for the Employment growth Rescue League of Boston, P.O. Box 265, Boston, Mass. 02117 still do," he said. As each new few questions put to him at the President takes office, he seems end of a most helpful and in to have some special named terestingtalk. program to set things right and President Tom Coughlan important to the region 0/der population book get the Country moving again. opened the meeting at 9:45 by management consulting are The result? You guessed it. observing the time honored Employment in business ser- available statistics ritual. The 247 attendees on a vices has grown more rapidly likely to be less vulnerable to One out of eight tables and a glossary foreign competition than many persons in from the 1980 census of terms and directory than in high tech manufacturing for the older despite the widespread attention manufacturing activities both Massachusetts is over of Area Agencies on because of their market orien- 65. Of these, 29 percent population: age, race, Aging. Computer the latter commands, according sex, marital status, to an article in the latest issue of tation than many manufacturing live alone. Want to maps illustrating such activities both because of their know more? The presence of disability, characteristics as the the New England Economic distribution of Don't Buy Review published by the Federal market orientation and their Center of Reserve Bank of Boston. The detailed knowledge of American Massachusetts Data household com- minorities and percent author of the article, Lynn E. business practices. The growth of has recently published position, poverty living alone are in- Browne, Vice President and the service industry provides a reference volume of status, etc. Data is cluded as well. a New Car Economist at the Bank, points out evidence of the varied nature of data on our older presented at the city that the two are interrelated with industrial development and is a population, called and town level, '•Over 65 in until you check all the advantages of the Auto-Use program. the most rapidly expanding powerful argument in favor of '•Over 65 in grouped by Area Massachusetts" is $4 It's a whole new approach to driving a new car. business services reflecting creating an environment con- Massachusetts". Agency on Aging per copy, which in- growth in high tech manufac- ducive to innovation rather than Based on 1980 census (though a city and cludes postage. Make turing. She also notes that both targeting assistance to specific data, the 200-page book town index is included checks payable to With Auto-Use, you can enjoy: computer services and industries, the author says. is a collaboration of Center for • lower monthly payments the Center for for those unfamiliar Massachusetts Data Massachusetts Data with Area Agencies on Account No. 1-20050; • little or no cash down New England spending and the Center on Aging).; The book also mail to Center for Aging at UMass- contains a state Massachusetts Data, • shorter terms Amherst. summary highlighting 117 Draper Hall, • more car for less money •'Over 65 in trends between 1970 University of higher than most Massachusetts" and 1980, a description Massachusetts, Large New England cities and contains 160 pages of of data found in the Amherst, Ma. 01003. • a new car, more often New England and other states tables in all of the towns spend about twice as much raise the question of whether the • cash back for your trade per capita as cities of comparable New England states should size in the nation as a whole, change that role and if so, how. FEDELE AUTO SALES Mon.-Frl. Why pay full price If you only according to Katharine Brad- The structural Imbalance 438-7474 263 Main Street 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. for a car use one-half of it? bury, Economist at the Federal between city and town respon- Stoneham, Mass. Sot. 9:00 a.m.-3 p.m. Reserve Bank of Boston. Writing sibilities and revenue sources 438-7475 in the latest issue of the Bank's leads to high property taxes and New England Economic Review, SERIOUS CAR BUYERS RECOGNIZE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AROUND large interlocal tax and service FOR DEPENDABLE, QUALITY, USED CARS. THANK YOUI Ms. Bradbury points out that the disparities. The author suggests most important reason for the that policy actions by state '78 STARFIRE 75CHWYC-.0 Auto-Use. It's the smartest way to beat skyrocketing new governments could reduce some HATCSBACK PICK-UP '78 LTD II 78 CAPRI 4Dr.. V-8, Outo, p.s. car prices. higher spending of the region's of these difficulties. Three V6 4 spd., p.s.. 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KMltO' WAREHOUSE facturer has immediate has immediate opening lor a night cleaner Ex DISHWASHERS cellent salary, lull benelit package, including Communi MANAGER 11 AM -3:30 PM Represent America's openings in service, in- ,it . ,■,'.. ft Interviewing personnel BC/BS. Pension Plan and paid vacations Apply Local hardware store WORK #1 direct-selling com- stallation, and sales i iienia e&si ma wet > tor catering now thru APPLY in person to Managei alter 2 p.m.. daily. liavrl to some ilemo I (■tier seeking Assistant Man pany. Utilize the valua- department No exper k Monday-Friday "■ essai) >'• " " ;>■-( ager Must be exper- the holiday party sea- ble skills you've de lence necessary Com- wm efficient uiiici ienced in alt phases ot For interview call son Transportation pro- Zahka's veloped over the years plete on the |Ob train immediate Stan r«*qui'iii Call f vided to various loca- ing. High starting pay IX"*PPII9 A M . T M hardware — 933-2700 — Good earnings. tions in the Boston and Snack Shop plus benefits No lay CALL WOBURN wiwi mm ,' Call today: Route 128 area. Call lor appointment Wofcum.lKA - Judy Grasso « An Euual Opportunity 729-9331 VENDING. INC. Call: 532-5400 Nines IOCAL RESIDENTS ; 438-6116 -035-1542- — 395-5643 — Restaurant-Pubs Employor » AVOHABl V CONSIDERED 438-1608g

■M *_^'*r<"i-W*»*^ SunMmM m(tally Ti™.ftCMM (Wobum. U-d"*- "l~'?^ ^l'OI^2!2!^r,*a ^VHUfler. No Riding T..nscnpl. Wilmmfltoni T«**ury T««,Cr»,f SWWm mn^fe! PAGE S 12 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983 933-3700^^0^ IBISM? 933-3700 Woborn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reoding, North Reading, Wilmington. Tewksbury, Stonehomond Wokefield ] DATA ENTRY HIGH SCHOOL Recent growth has ELECTRONICS Computer-Link OPERATOR ENGLISH created several Altron Incorporated, a leading manu- SECRETARY facturer of Printed Circuit Boards and Soles Department has a requirement tor a Second Shift TEACHER openings in the secretary with 1 to 3 years' experience Interconnect Products, is currently Knowledge of word processing helpful Con- Compugraphic Corporation has a sec PERMANENT seeking full-time permanent candidates toct Maida Gemn ond shirt position available for a SUBSTITUTE following areas: to fill openings in our manufacturing responsible Individual In Data Entry. Sept-Jan. College prep facility in Wilmington, MA. ELECTRO-MECHANICAL Take this opportunity to become part and general courses Oronp Secretary/ ot a busy environment by putting your Juniors and Seniors. If you are dependable and want to join ASSEMBLERS keypunch or data entry experience to Sand latter of Toassemble and wire mainframes, as well as work for you. Marketing an exciting, growth-oriented company application to As Group Secretary, you will be required to cables harnesses and sub-assemblies to Mrs. Sullivan with exceptional benefits, then look into As a Data Entry Operator you will ' perform diversified secretarial duties which will drawings or samples 1 to 3 years expe Personnel Secretary : Altron. enter and verify Information from include typing (60-65WPM), knowledge of nence various documents. As support for word processing,and dictation Good com- • MAINTENANCE MECHANIC PCB ASSEMBLERS numerous Inhouse departments you munication skills and the ability to organize Wakefield • SCREEN MAKER Ability to identify standard components will process data necessary for many well are essential The right candidate will business functions. • PLATERS Work from ossembly drawings and prints Public Schools have a proven secretarial track record ol 2-4 years experience • SCREENER and assemble a wide variety of electronic The successful candidate should 525 Main Street components onto printed circuit boards have previous experience on Inforex Wakefield. MA 01880 • PHOTO PREP OPERATOR using hand tools and soldering iron Also or other key to disc systems, and an Receiwr eye for detail and accuracy In this capacity, you will be required to receive • N/C DRILL GROUP LEADER some knowledge of wire wrap assembly 1 record, and distribute all ol our incoming • LAY-UP LAM INATOR fo 3 years' experience Contact David Interested candidate* should contact materials Requirements include a high school Whitman Ann Tremblay at 658 5600 ext. 3103. PACKERS/ diploma and 1 year related experience • N/C DRILLER Computer-Link Corporation WAREHOUSE WORKERS Xyioqicb otters competitive wages and out- Drop by the Personnel Department to compugraphic' Temporary assignments, standing benefits, including medical and dental 1st. 2nd & 3rd shifts, fill out an application. 40 Ray Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803 coverage, eye care plan, and life and disability 80 Industrial Way incl. production line. 272-7400 Wilmington, MA 01887 insurance building maintenance, 658-5800 fquol OppOflu"rty Employ* ml ,0 . An Equal Opportunity Employer packing & some lighl To apply, please call or send your confidential lifting. 6 mos. work F_xp. resume to Catherine Latham at 272-8140. 8 reliable ret req Must exl 226. Xylogics, Inc. 144 Middlesex citron have trans., phone & be Alpha Industries. Inc.. currently has three entry Turnpike, Burlington. MA 01803 INCORPORATED A ccounting A ssis taut avail, up to 1 full wk. at level positions available lor energetic and moti- An eaiai orxJorTumtv fnx*ye< a time. Fri payroll No On* Jewel Drive ODI, a rapidly expanding management consulting vated individuals. fee. Register by appt Wilmington, MA 01887 firm located in Burlington, is currently seeking an Equal Opportunity Employer only Some positions individual for the accounting department. Re DELIVERY CLERK require safety shoes sponsibilities will include processing purchase or (Must be 21 years of age and possess a good Off lev Specialist* tiers, invoicing, file maintenance and general clen RS Xylogics | cal duties Accurate typing and office machine driving record). Call 438-4901 skills are required INVENTORY CLERK 61 Main St., Stoneham Airport ODI oilers an excellent benefit package or 273-1470 Please contact Kris Ma.-tinelli at 272-8040 99 So. Bedford St Limousine Drivers to arrange an interview Burlington CUSTODIANS Full or Part Time ODI These positions offer a career opportunity with EOEM/f potential for advancement 1-2 years' related ex Immediate openings for mature, responsible in Organizational penence is preferred dividuals. Must have a minimum of 10 years commercial driving experience and an excellent Dynamics, Inc. MECHANICAL drivinq record . . Five Burlington Woods Dn Alpha offers an excellent salary and a very com- Apply in person: WANTED ODI Burlington MA 01803 prehensive benefits program. To Participate In ASSEMBLERS DickEagleston Please apply in person to Alpha Industries, Inc., Research Project These positions are suitable for people 20 Sylvan Road, Woburn with finger dexterity who will perform a Hudson Bus Lines 10-12 CHILDREN variety of hand assembly tasks while 70 Union Street, Medford, MA seated at a bench MM AGES 3-12 NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED You will be paid Hours: 7 AM 3:30PM or 1 PM 8 PM Bus Drivers for your time. Part time weekday mornings and afternoon open Monday through Friday ings $5 60 per hour Openings available for re- Please call Mother's Hours Also Available r at Alpha Printed Circuit sponsible individuals. Must have minimum ot 10 1-774-9008 APPLY AT: years commercial driving experience with excel- First in Microwaves or 1-774-5332 Hycor, Inc. lent driving record Mass license Class 1 or 2 4 AM I l|,,.,l OpfMWI r, I „,|ii..,.-, 10 Gill Street Monday-Friday 3-6pm. Board Assemblers must DPU license preferred Woburn, MA018O1 1 Call DickEagleston Equal Opportunity Employer M/F We will train. Full time Hudson Bus Lines ! 70 Union Street, Medford, MA >. — 395-8080 — 1019 . the worlds largest provider of cardio-puimonary HYCOR PROTO-PAC ENGINEERING ser vices has two posit ionsavai ladle in the pleasant work Programmer 1 Gill Street, Woburn, MA «,» environment of its Corporate Headquarters Minimum 2 years work \ r—— EXPERIENCED- BILLING CLERK experience wUh COBOL applications. Good ^ This lull-lime position is available for an individual benefits, including Den- experienced m third party billing Basic typing skills are I \ Switchboard Operators tal also required Responsibilities may include some Horizon Dimension secretarial support to the Office Manager A.C.S. ADVANCED Career Opportunity Rolm Executone COMPUTER INVENTORY CLERK MEMS the Way to Grow We are looking for a good natured talker in- and others. This full t»me position is ideal (or someone who has an Mr. Hogan Trudeau terested in the exciting world ol Cable TV There MEl is a young, aggressive manufacturer ol pro Bring this coupon in and we II put your skills aptitude for figures and basic typing skills Accuracy is a is a full time entry level position open at Greater must There will also be considerable telephone contact cessing equipment for the semi-conductor indus to work with lemporary assignments 935-7777 Boston Cabre Sales Clerk experience and/or know j -wrfn ctte*irhospitals 3fid*w

AMI $,*Pv!Zl'°l£rD.I!.r^;? °*°"** , fits program as well as a pleasant DRAFTSPERSON Systems, 10 Mogul re Road. Lexington, qualified candidates. working environment MA 02173. Wa ara an affirmative action An opening exists at P.S.I, for an individual with employer m/f. |II» 10

To recaiva consideration, please apply 2 to 5 years experience in eleclromc dialling This ■•1 .1 oaivi 1 In paraon, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 position requires experience in the following areas m nek Optical p-m. al tha Main Oflice located at 399 Main St. in Maiden Square. • Dralting of electronic schematics hU Systems , A" EqualOpportuntiy • Layout ol small printed circuits AM.rrna'iv«AclioV

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933-3700 j \ 933-3700 Woburn. BurUngton, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehomond_Wojtefield

Now Accepting Applications First Shift 7 AM-3:30 PM For The Following Positions: Assistant Managers Loan GOOD OPPORTUNITIES and Cooks FOR PRODUCTION OPERATORS BICKFORD'S PANCAKE RESTAURANT Processing is coming to Woburn in the near future. S'ssstfience Applicants must have good linger ^T?=poH dexterity for these positions Si.which We need good people to grow with us Supervisor k,e particularly adaptable to female applicants These openings are no. and share in our success. We offer a h h 0 P Brock International Security Corporation con- Reading Office Good'pay s c a!e^n^ensura.e with individual production for second sh,l, excellent wages, benefits, and working tinues to undergo expansion and has created premium, with excellent benelit program conditions. Apply in person, call for an 40 new tull and part-time openings in the The Reading Office of New England's Please call Mr. Coe, 729-4400 appointment, or send your resume to fastest-growing mortgage company the following locations: BURLINGTON, MASS. AREA is looking for a professional to super- NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. II you are vise and direct the mortgage loan 25 NewburySt., Rt. 1 North, selected, we will oiler you: • promotion by semi- processing functions. McCord Winn, Inc. Peabody. MA 01960 annual written examination; • free BC-BS family Qualified applicants will have a mini- ASubsidiaryof Ex-cell OCorporation plan for full time employees; • tree life insurance; mum three years of hands-on loan 620 Washington Street, Winchester, MA 01890 — 535-5510 — and • paid sick and vacation days and other processing experience; current know- benefits. 1006 Main St., We are looking for outstanding people with spot ledge of FHA, VAandFNMA require- Waltham, MA 02154 less records, who meet the following standards: ments; and effective supervisory • U.S. citizen, • 21 to 65 years of age, • good skills. DATA ENTRY — 891-5158 — general health. • height proportunate to weight; CMC offers excellent compensation • minimum H.S. diploma (or G ED); and a TYPISTS/ and advancement opportunities. Please • good employment history. (Extensive screening forward your resume in confidence to KEYPUNCHERS Bickford's Pancake and testing is required) Female applicants are QC Technician Personnel Department or stop by our 1st and 2nds shifts. Im- encouraged to apply mediate temporary as- Romlcon, Inc., a leading office on the 4th Floor to fill out an manufaclurer of large scale in & Family Restaurants If you would like to be a part of a company signments at top com application. ■ FQUAl OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER! thai offers advancement for those who can grow panies near your home dustnal filtration systems, has with It, call Monday-Friday, 9 AM 5 PM. (9 AM town 6 months exper an opening in its qualify con- to 9 PM, Wednesday) Ience required IBM029. trol department lor a technician 237-4140 129. 3741.3742 and DEC in the Miter manufacturing area VT 100 experience help Responsibilities will include CMC inspection and testing of in- WORK YOUR OWN lul Good hourly rales. Friday payroll No fee. coming production raw maler . SCHEDULE COMMONWEALTH Call today for an ap- lals as well as insuring the [ EJ MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. pointment to regisler. quality standards ol finished BROCK INTERNATIONAL goods The position requires We have jobs in your community .... 120TremontSt., Boston. MA 02108 SECURITY COBPORATION the ability lo write and docu Office menl results No experience is Work as many hours as you wish. Equal Optxxtunity Employei Mlf (617) 423-0305 needed as training will lake An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H Specialists,, place on the |Ob (In. HOMEMAKERS & HOME HEALTH AIDES Sloneham, 271 Main St b —~7 (Rte 28 Nr Montvale) Romicon offers a compelilive i 11 if Call Linda el 438 49C1 wage, excellent benefits in- Burlington. 99 So Bedloid St • Help elderly, disabled & children (naar Northeastern Campus) cluding company paid health/ remain in their own homes. Call Sally at 2M 1470 life insurance, vacation, holi- CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN equal oppcvl,n ', tmpl ,■ days and tuifion reimburse- 9 Earn while they learn we Offer paid To assist a research chemist in laboratory rr- it Home Health Aide Training. experiments for developing new products. IMMEDIATE POSITION Please call Marcia MacWilliarns This is a challenging position at a nationally Digital at 935-7840, ext. 38 to arrange S> Receive new, better benefits Holidays recognized specialty chemical company. AVAILABLE an interview. Off With Pay. Holiday Bonus. Health Modern office, laboratory and manufacturing Word Processing Insurance available. facilities are conveniently located near Rtes. 93 and 128. The work is varied, nonroutine Retail Store Operators ROMICON, INC. and interesting with good opportunities tor 100CUMMINGS PARK advancement. Having 6 months or WOBUHN MASSACHUSETTS OlBO' INTERCITY HOMEMAKER SERVICE, INC. Receiver more experience. Equel Employment Opportunity /Affirmative Action Employer We offer good working conditions and We offer challenging Must be able to work lull time. Ex- AM f-i„di Opportunity Employer M f excellent bene'its including medical, dental temporary assignments 321-6300 cellent company benefits Good pay Interview* in Your Ant M '' and life insurance. You may apply in person in high-lech companies or call between 8:30 am - 5 pm. and regular increases Advancement s near you opportunties lor qualified individuals POLWINYl CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Call m ACCOUNTING 730 Main Street Apply in person at CAMERA PEPT. - EXPERIENCED - Wilmington, MA 01887 CLERKS Tel. (617) 658-6600 350 Cambridge Rd. KLLMfe" NAP Commercial ElectronK Corp. a leader in A Beatrice Chemical Company Woburn, MA SE BVIC E S Division of Beatrice Foods Company itu* fk'siqn .IIK! rivvvlopmenl ol communtcalion-i 944-8580 - toi ihe nobpitol .nui lodging indusiries An Equal Opportunity Employer Service Person 100 Main St.. Reading h,ii iwi» tin < turning opt'iung& Mon.-Fri. 7:00-5:30 1 tin \ n:jnt*. R«t rivdhk' Deixirtmenl is looking ; For commercial refrigeration and air- i..-...^.^--,--..,-.^-^^^,^;JSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^ Ori» of fh» Jaw«l Companies N '. , . - ■ . ' . - . . r , '.., tor CKI find data eniry experience You will >t I : i Opportunity 1 conditioning service and installation. An IqwOl Opportunity (aStation Wagon Drivers Victoria Station Restaurant OFFICE /\merican Ventillating Is Now Hiring Permanent position with Applications now being taken lor Fall po 128 MiddlesexTpke., Burlington good prospects Varied as Special Education Wagon Driveis Exper.'jnce and inlereslmg duties Mutual preferred, but not required Roules are all in 93/ Cleaning Contractor Salary open according 128 area Interviews to be held in the Woburn area Food Service lo qualifications and Insurance Companies Needs competent people for the 3:30 experience shift, Monday thru Thursday nights, 10 And FullTime and Part Time For Inlerview appoint CALL ment. telephone Mon- hours plus overtime per night. $4.50 day. Wed., and Fri. be- per hour. Opportunity for advancement. Cooks, Dishwashers tween 10 a.m. and 12 445-6606 noon and 2:30-3:30p.m. EXCELLENT PART TIME 273-0567 to schedule appointment Call: 944-9055 & Salad Persons MORNINGS OR Apply Monday thru Friday between 2 & 5 EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS looking For Work?- BBaMHBMBBBBOBBI A National telemarketing firm has several im SHIPPER Are you one of those people who PART TIME want lo *orh put doesn't have mediate openings for mature, articulate individuals DRIVER Ihe experience lo gel a job in Turn your mornings or evenings and Saturdays SECURITY SALES today's light job marker' II you each week into cash working on behalf of maior Full time position (or a receive Aid To Families with versatile person Re- PURCHASING CLERK /fublishers and youlh organizations Earning Dependent ChiMnn. TEE mc quires detail skills light Immediate Opening may be afble to help you For 'average $100 $150 a week and hours flexible to OFFICERS PERSON maintenance medium Ihe past 7 years TEE has as your schedule Work In out comlorlable modem Immediate openings full and part time in Woburn. listed people who have had 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Woburn olhce. convenient to Route 93 & 128 No Winchester and Wilmington areas Must be over Full or part time lor lilting Must be at least to rely on public assistance experience necessary We train, but a public 21 with clear record and own transportation Train fabric and decoraling 21 years and have valid Mature, responsible individual lo work with pur- to find and keep jobs wfth Mass license Call private employe's There is no contact background is helpful ing and uniforms provided No firearms neces shop Musi have sewing chasing department assisting with a variety of charge lor this service II you Barbara or Louise at sary We welcome inquiries from retirees and sales experience tasks Plus some general office duties are eligible and interested Take charge person 657-7722 lor an appoint- Call 933-3000 for interview appt. please call CALL IMMEDIATELY For interview call ment Ruth Surprenantat CCH Computax, Inc. Old Colony Security CALL 4 8 2o- 7 4 30 938-1250 an equal SHOP-AID INC. — 944-7145— .on opportunity employer * 50 HoltonStreet, Woburn i 1-800-882-1427' 245-5835 OBPHOaOWM pr—■ .MMMMMH. ■

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SENIOR ELECTRONIC R.N.'s(ICU) 7AM • 3 PM with rotation. Lab Technician/ TECHNICIAN 1 I PM 7AM. Sunday Thursday. Previous SENIOR SERVICE experience required. Central Service Courier ENGINEER Technician We have a position open for a person The John Fiuke Mlg Co Inc needs service personnel Full time position. 11 PM 7AM. Sunday to assist in preparing samples for ship- lor a growing product line Thursday, to process and transport medical RNs, LPNs, equipment and supplies. Heavy lifting involved. ment. Duties will also include courier • Digital Volt Meters & OMMs service on an as required basis. • Counters Must be 18. and Nurses Aides • Digital Thermometers Food Service Aides A high school education is desirable but not essential if applicant is alert, will- • Programmable Calibrators ft. Standards Part time. We are looking lor responsible Aberjona Nursing Home, a modern health care facility • Data Loggers individuals to work late afternoons and some ing to learn and has a facility for doing committed to compassionate patient care, is staffing for • Instrument Controllers weekends. basic computations. A driver's license • Micro-system Troubleshooters the Fall. We are offering excellent Full Time and Part Please apply to Helen Hogan. and a good driving record are a must. • PC Board Testers Time opportunities. Employee Relations. 41 Highland Ave.. Our modern plant and laboratories are Requirements are troubleshooting instruments to the Winchester. MA 01890. 729 9000. ext 276. located 3 miles from Rte. 128. We provide component level. ASEE. technical school or equivalent An equal opportunity empioy« ,, , Prior Fluke instruments experience hiqhly desired or a full benefits package. > Newly improved starting salary • Shilt differential paid PMEL training ■ Excellent benefits package • Large modernmulti level facility Please apply in person or call < Health Care Insurance • Weekend differential paid We offer in-house positions leading up to 50% field WINCHESTER HOSPITAL service, field training programs, and an excellent | Dental Insurance • Paid holidays and sick days benefit package. For more information or to arrange V Polyvinyl Chemical Industries a confidential interview, send resume to the atten- tion of Dave Tattrie at: A Beatrice Chemical Co. Oiv. ol Beatrice Foods Come in and talk to us about arrangements. EXPERIENCED 730 Main Street JOHN FLUKE MFG. CO., INC. Wilmington, MA 01887 Contact Mrs. Holland, R.N. for appointment 25-27 B Street Word Processor Tel: 658-6600 and interview Burlington. MA 01803 9 I Must be able to type 60 wpm AN EOUAI OPPOHMIN'T* FMP.UflHMlH lA IS FLU K El (IBM Display Writer) Equal Opportunity Employ Hours 11 a.m to 7 30 p m zzz. /ss/ssssss V//SS//S. •^/A^///r/?y//y/'Aw////y/y////y//////////////y///y////// — 729-9370 — Receptionist 1 full time position available Mon Fri. 8-5 Aberjona Nursing Home f-HOT JOBS With some light lyping BANKING Callfall TravisTrail Personnel Please direct telephone calls to Terry Lafley 184 Swanton Street AOMIN. ASST. to CHM. of the BOARD S30K -933-9229- OPPORTUNITIES Winchester, MA 01890 Outstanding opp for professional individual with Equal Opportunity t n corporate secretarial exp s/h req E»c benelits n 9 ,l US nd V dUalS package Boston location 1orou?gr, n gteTm ° ' ' ' '° CUSTOMER SEIHCE REP. S16K • MESSENGERS/DRIVERS- High tech lirm seeks individual skilled in order — WANTED — Boston and Wallham locations Valid processing Massachusetts drivers license required. FULLTIME EXEC. SECRETARY S15.6K FULLTIME& PART TIME Several new positions in marketing, engineering, * TELLERS —Experience preferred sales and linance Boston and Brookhnelocations ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE S13K Service Station Help Growing lirm 2-3yrs.exp required • CLERK/TYPIST - Pan time Several other excellent positions are available APPLY IN PERSON TO position for the Coolidge Corner banking Please call Linda, 272-6750 office. Good lyping skills required Tellers Companies pay all lees Bob's Mobil Please contact the Personnel Depart Experienced, or will train. 880 Main Street, Woburn t„ men! at 739-7000. IRrViS 223CMiddl6sexTnpk Ext. 6643 to schedule APPLY IN PERSON AT Personnel Burlington, MA 01803 L an interview appointment.

MtMBII'f D I C u &&.£*&£< /U« SZZ 2 ^u ^41 ~& Z Secretary ■ . ■ ; i Mu< Woburn Bank & Trust National company needs part lime secrelary 6 Common Street Afterschool Program Staff t.ood typing skills required Excellenl benefits Woburn, MA ,„.„ Experienced in activity planning Work with child For appointment call Mrs. Green at ren. some with special needs Positions at Read -I ing and Woburn sites — 935-3822 Word Processors 2222222222222222222222223 Building Supervisor DIEBOLD INC. Security Officers We are conducting spe- Part time evenings and weekends Musi have 15Cabot Road Immediate Openings! CPR and First Aid certification Woburn, MA cial recruitment for full and part time position Short and long lerm assignments available lor openings in the. Wo- Control Desk Attendant experienced WANG. DIGITAL. HONEYWELL. IBM, burn/Wilminglon area. NBI. word processors Local Fortune 500 company, More Jobs Than We Can Fill Pan and lull time available Clerical experience 1 These positions are helpful No calls excellent pay. even vacation pay We are inter- daytime and evening F or Experienced viewing now Call lor an appointment today, you shifts We provide com • Exec Secretaries • Typists Apply at 1 could be working tomorrow (Never a feel petitive wages, bene- • Secretaries • Word Processors Offset Press fits, uniforms and train • Switchboard Ops. mg. If you are respon- CALL WENDY ORNOREEN - 272 6750 YMCA Now taking appointments lor Fall availability 137 Lexington Street 273-3040 sible and have depend able transportation, Operator = =-= = ~^ = == 223C Middlesex Woburn, MA 01801 97 Cambridge St. apply at ■ — «j^» —-■ — ^— Tpke, Burlington Burlington, MA Holiday Inn 3233222222222223 dude tu„y «cr.teas: (Rear of Treffrey R E I 19 Commerce Way Temporary Services 272-6750 m Exit 38 off Rte. 128 Personnel Pool. flpw CARLSBERG PRINTERS Boston 36? 922S Woburn, MA KEYTEKISLOOKING FOR: 160 Bear Hill Rd., Waltham Fri.. August 12,1983 9 AM -12 Noon l^sssssss - 890-4436 - MANAGEMENT Full Time SAFEGUARDS. IMC ASSEMBLERS! P.C. Board Assembler SOLDERERS With good soldering ability and rework Station Wagon Drivers experience. Applicants should know the Lot Person Typists/ Full Time Position - 8 AM-4:30 PM basic color code and be able to identify Experience preferred, but will train Applications now being taken lor Fall positions Needed immediately. Must.»have Clerks components and work from parts lists, as special education wagon drivers Experience Call for appointment — 935-0502 assembly drawings and component lo- preferred but not required Routes are all in 93/128 excellent driving record. Top work- Full & Part Time area Interviews tobeheld in Woburn area .'.' ' ...■ ■...■■.. cation drawings. ing conditions. Excellent benefits. *vi .91$ and genera ■ " . Whitman Products Co., Inc. It IN — 272-5170 — " ■ " ' ■■. iqi aite's 2 Merrimac Street. Woburn is n .,■ t nave - "■■ AN IGUALOPPOH-UNir 1 I MP..0 «l " Call 445-6606 APPLYIN PERSON ...... ■ ■ t leni lyp.no to schedule appointment ' itemed .ITI :- ipabh ■'■... ■ .-. I r»| my FUII nrnp I lei rompifir CAMPING TRAILERS

■-■-.■ National Car Rental Hi- Cross'B UP Shield MOTOR HOMES ADMINISTRATIVE ai i M isiei M*dn ai Foi interview appointment, RV MECHANICS please call SECRETARY 936 Main Street, Woburn - 657-5000 — Should have experience in all of the following New regional sales office requires part lime (20 Ms. PatToto electrical, generator, sheet metal, hitch installa a hours) working to full time as administrative tion. plumbing, drive train, brake system, rein secretary Must haveabilily to work independent- NATURE FOOD geralion. air conditioning and appliances Excel- SECRETARY ly plus have good lyping. organizational and com- INSURANCE lenl benelits including paib- medical and denial munication skills. CENTRES plan and prolit sharing program Sales & Marketing Office 5 Wallham Street Call Jim Molloy at — 933-0237 Wilmington. MA 01887 For application call 623-5600 In tnis position, you will provide secretarial sup- ] Commercial Rater equal oppoilunily pnu . port to several Sales Managers. Your responsibi i POWER PRODUCTS GROUP Regional office ol National c ontpany, conven- lilies will include, typing correspondence and sales I Woburn, MA iently localed near the Burlinglon Mall, needs quotations, maintaining sales and customer status ] experienced Commercial Rater BLUE JEAN information and answering telephones < There is extensive customer contact, therefore I JOBS Excellenl career opportunity, possibility lor ad- Work temporary job as the position requires excellenl phone skills as well J TENNIS 128 vancement. 35 hour week (8 30 a m - 4 30 p.m I signments in a clean as good lyping (60WPM1 and organizational skills i atmosphere. Involving Sales/Retail Word processing experience would be helpful We I light packing, sorting, BURLINGTON Telephone Collectors Liberal benelits. attractive starling salary offer an excellenl salary and benelits package in inspecting and inven Part Time New business keeps challenging us lo expand We INTERVIEWING FOR addition to a pleasant working environment tory 3 shifts I need an outgoing am- are looking for talented collectors capable ol For appointment please call FULLTIME bitious individual for (Rl 93 S 128) The i producing consistent results Those chosen will — 272-6410 — sales in our shoe depart- Please send resumeand salary requirements to: be rewarded with a competive salary, benefit "KellyGirT Court Sweeping, People ment at Kennedy sBurt- The Daily Times. Box 1309 package and the opportunity to grow into the Utica National KLW Maintenance ington Mall 25 Montvale Ave. Woburn, MA 01801 management team in our Boson oflice Insurance Group 100 Main St., Assistant Confidential interviews arranged For an Interview please 10 New England Executive Park Reading Contact Tom at call Mr. R. Joslynat Burlington, MA 01803 — 944-8580 — 273-2244 CallMr.Golditchat Mon.-Fri. 7.00 6:30 848-0770 Moms, Dads, hOuAl OPPomuM Nolan agency N»VI»I a lee 890-4542 McDonalds r\ f\ — 321-6100 — pqual opportunity employe, m Students. Everyone! *«y Join Our Crew.. WYY BILLIARD Cashiers & General Help Renovator/ Secretary/ n ., I |l ■.,■ ■ ; . ■ ' ■ . . '■ FOOD Full and Part Time Help Wanted Clerk •Vf end* it ■.■.■'■. •■.;.■'. ■ ' ' MECHANIC 2 Shifts Available. 9-2:30 & 2:30-5:30 To work in a growing DAY TIME CREW: < I ' H .: !''■■■ dial department which han- Maintenance Bookkeeper 11 . I ■■'',- TRAINEE '.' -it. SERVICE Apply in person 9-12 weekdays dies commercial light, Requires good carpen . *»! looking ■ ih hdfij CLOSERS: W< Wanted immediately Ask (or Sandy mg sales Must be try skills. Some paint- Wilt ooo,l ,vp,„g ,,,,„ „,,£ 10 WOf- ■ ■ ; ' : ' ' ■''*«J i I ■ ■ clean, neat, orderly and mg. electrical, plumb- ledge ol general booHeen,,., I ■ : | | ■. ■ - . PARTTIME CtiniP ,uif Ihf I] .. , I ■ •'• ■ "' I • I willing to work All bene- ing, etc Excellent bene- ... .-..-■• i t . cwnpetiitfa s»"»v and benj. •...■'. ftpph I* '.'•.'.•,■ .•.■••' i. ,""11 2 5 Apply in person CASHIER fits lits paid medical and i ' ..i I0am.lo5pm.io Monday through Friday $tnetooob (Sarben Call Mr. Brownat dental plan, vacation Apply i„ „„„„ ,rom„, Eastern Billiard and profit sharing " " "" "» •PP«n.n»,T McDonald's Restaurant Call John between unRte. 28alRtP. 125 WOBURN Supply 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. For application call 413 MainStreet. Reading OPEN North Reading Andover Line SUPPLY ..{•"•rlci 7 DAYS Nuphi ni il ;,,..-..(.. i ; •■ mlv I 632 Main Street 935-5150. Ext. 551 933-2300 Sikkens Inc. Winchester, MA 01890 A WKK 11 Sixth Hd„ Wobum 944-3897 664-4472 By appointment only 623-5600 ._ 838-3731 »,,

**» Burllnolon. WMXWd). Lynnilels" lllllllllHIII lo bjlly Tirol M. Chronicle (Woburn. Rudino, Winctxnlw PAGE S-16-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983 Villager. No Reading Treracrlpl. Wilmington & Te«*«bory T<~n CrW. Slowrwi litfBpandaM GRAND PIANO Hardman Good Inst. cabinet, needs EMPLOYMENT work. Must sell. $750 or BO. Reading 944-1876. . TWO RESPONSIBLE GET AHEAD Become a NURSING ASSISTANTS TLC DIR energetic, en- a / t ° s college-bound males are House ol Lloyd de- Opening a new unit. Bear thusiastic responsible HAMMOND SPINET looking for any jobs monstrator Free $300 kit Hill at Wakefield is please person needed to re- ORGAN $700 or Best of- available. Experience In Hostess guaranteed $40 to announce the opening cruit,train and supervise fer. Oval dining table / 4 JOB MART landscaping and other for booking parly. Elaine. of Its newest wing. We are volunteers that visit the chairs, 2 leaves $150 New -rr-F-irirlr-iMi~n-nrn-ir-nr11Tttattttr-!r-< areas 944-6593. ask for 245-8749. now accepting applica- elderly 20 hrs. Minute- Antique Satin drapes man area Resumes: Box Pat. GOVERNMENT JOBS tions for the staffing of a (beige), 45L-57W, 3pcs., , new unit 7-3 full & part 669. Andover. Ma 01810 PATIENT CARE Cemrd Thousands of vacancies 57L - 85W, 3 PCS. 944-3721 STEP INTO must be filled immediate- time. 3-11 full S part time TRAVEL AGENT ■ •■ ASSISTANT Help Wanted 213 ly $17,634 to $50,112. Call 11-7 full 8 part time Expe- Garber Travel. New KENMORE Stackeo\' 1-710-842-6000, Ext. 3191. rience preferred Please England's largest Washer & Drysr combina- ANIMAL LOVER Inside 8 / 1 7 S call 438-8515 m-f, 9-5 or agency, is now in- tion. Super cond Under GROWTH AND PROGRAM position avail. Stan im- stop by to fill out an terviewing for a Travel warrantey $499. Call med. Job progression HAIR STYLIST^ full or part application time, experience neces- Agent in our office at the 729-9626 . (P.C.A.) avail Also sales postion Jordan Marsh store In sary, following welcome OVERSEAS. CRUISE KENMORE WASHER, RECOGNITION avail. No exp req Call Jobs. $20,000 to $60,000 yr Burlington SABRE GREEN GROVE CON- North Reading 664-8601 Frigidaire washer S 935-8277. possible Call 1-805-687- knowledge and 2 years Maka the more lo E.C.C. where we arm lantlilve t f N dryer, G.E. ref. $50 ea. VALESCENT HOME announces BE A PCA 4 hrs morns 6000, Ext. J-3023 8/1 OS exp req Permanent posi- to success for disabled woman HAIRDRESSER Divan $150 Can be seen PART TIME Help. Female, tion All benelils Please We are a High-Tech Plastics Company committed the start of a certification Nurses Aides ok but will Experienced Hairdress- call Camille at 734-2100 at Lindstrom Bros Whse ers Woburn Hairmate afternoons, evenings, 152 Tremont St Melrose to innovation NOT renovation. twin. 729-5473. TRUCKING No experi- program for nursing assistants. 938-0496. weekends. Please con- (days). At EC C we realize that to be the best in the indus- CALL NOW, interviewing ence necessary For in- HAIRDRESSER tact Mr Duffy at 935-0060 try we attract, train, and develop the best people The program will consist of 2 for temporary and per- Towne Book Fair formation call 1-919-227- KITCHEN SET, rugs (one manent positions Experienced Hairdress- 6115or 1-919-227 0536. 8:30 hand braided) cor China Thankfully we have many But since we have only weeks intensive training, and 6 er Woburn Hairmate PART TIME Take inven- begun to grow, there's plenty o( room (or more Housekeeping, child tory in Woburn stores am -9pm. Mon - Thurs. cabinet, plus misc items. 938-0495. Call after 5:30 658-2369 II you are an individual who strives lor excellence, months of clinical experience. A care, elderly care Top Car necessary Write TURN TIME into money HOMEMAKER - CAR nee. T pay, car nee as an Avon Rep selling 8 / 1 0 explore the fallowing opportunities: 5 hrs per , 3 days per wk phone number, experi- certificate will be awarded for Minutewomen, Inc. 862- quality cosmetics, fra- MAHOGONEY Hrs to be arranged. $4.25 ence tp/lCC466. Box 527. 3300. grances & gifts, full or CREDENZA, Good condi- successful completion of the per hour. Call 862-1368 Paran*is. NJ 07652 PROCESS ENGINEER CASHIER PART TIME office part time For details call tion Any reasonable of- program. This program will HONEYWELL fer CAII Steve 933-5l84_ The responsibilities ot this position will include the Full time cahsier needed cleaners 6 P M -9P M . Peg Raistrick 933-3254 or for days at executive caf- WD Prod Joyce Corveno 933-9345 development of a major new product line You will give you the opportunity to earn 2 MO Temporary Responsible persons eteria Good pay and WAITRESS POSITION work with internal and outside machine shop and assignment, F. T. 40 hr wanted. Andover area Molding design firms in order to design and build an income and partake in our benefits Contact Patty at AVAILABLE. Montrose wk Exp'd with exc. typ- exit 15 off Rt 93. Call Classified kdai both molds and fixutres and the related production 229-4502 after 7 30am. before 5PM 275-8140 Restaurant and Drive-In. employees' benefit package, ing. Call Helen Moore tooling In working with blow and injection Molding Creative Gourmets. Ltd 8/10T 7am - 3pm Apply in Temp 658-5168 (Top $'s) No. HEADING COUNTER HELP wanted person. Montrose in a "hands-on" capacity you will find room to while training for certification. 8/17T PART TIME help wanted demonstrate your expertise Day and evening shifts Drive-ln, 518 Salem St.. SERVICES If you are interested in HUMAN SERVICE Pro- (8 - 3). Deli and produce available. Uniforms & dept. Lucci's Wakelield 8/10N The ideal candidate will have a Manufacturing Pro- fessionals The KEY 001 Accounting training provided Please 5 u p e r'm a r k e. t Wang Word Processors cess background along with a degree in Mechani- enrolling, please contact Dianna Program Inc. has 8 Taxes apply to Brlgham's 351 Wilmington Apply' in EXP'D WITH exc typing cal Engineering or Plastics Engineering and a min- challenging opportunity 003 Appliance Repair Veno, our staff development Main St Woburn. for F T. temp assign- imum of 5 years experience If you are interested in working with court in- person 005 Business DAY CARE TEACHER ments Sht . long term the recognition of success, please forward your coordinator, or by calling 944- volved & trouble adoles- PART TIME work Sept - 007 Carpentry Part time. 2-5:30 Exp and Call Helen Moore Temps. resume in confidence lo Personnel Department cents in our Lawrence Apr. weeknights S Catering 1107 or 944-1108. Registration ECE Courses req. Send 658-5168 (Top bucks P / 009 ELECTRONIZED CHEMICALS COMPANY Residential & out-reach weekends. 7 to 8 hr Cleaning resumes to Woburn HI. 8/17T 011 A Division of High Voltage Engineering Corp shifts. Zamboni ice Child Care MUST be completed by August Chlldrens Center. PO Box programs We seek de- 013 South Bedford St., Burlington. MA 01803 dicated individuals who machine operator will WANTED MATURE Counseling 523, Woburn MA 01801 by 015 19,1983. want to explore the crimi- train Must be 18 Call women to live in small 017 Draperies 8/19 EOE nal justice system For Marty at Youth Ice Arena ranch-style home. Must 019 Elder Care TECHNICIANS R&D Green Grove Convalescent Home DAY CARE aSSt for in these 14 months time 658-4777 weekdays 8 lo 4 have driver's license 021 Electricians home day care Hrs 9-5 8 / 1 0 N Call 944-3075anytime. Currently there are several positions available in our limited position A car is 023 Electrolysis Materials Research Division 134 North St., North Reading 944^1107; Mon-Fri over 18 272-4668 necessary and PLUMBER S HELPER WANTED Ship- 025 Entertainment "Professionals Dedicated to Quality Car*' DAY TIME positions ping/Receiving Clerks Equipment The qualified candidate will perform a variety of Bachelor's degree in re- Bright energetic indiv. to 027 available for engravers to lated field required. We work full time Exp No exp nee. will trian Call Rental formulating and testing of compounds under the (Of Mondl<0pp*d work part time in busy gift offer excellent benefits & Mike 664-2232 Floors Rug direction of an R&D Chemist. These positions are in helpful, but nol nee Sal 029 shop Experienced pre- comprehensive training Home a laboratory environment and require a knowledge $3.35 - $4 Call 438-7776 WOBURN Lawns, paint- 031 ferred but not necessary as well as exposure to the Improvements of fundamental chemistry Forward your resume in 8 / 1 0 S ing, cleaning, general We will train Ability to courts 8 Youth Service confidence to Personnel Department PRIMAVERA maintenance Must have 033 Household ADVERTISING work under pressure and Dept. Salary, $11,000 per BURLINGTON Mall, now dependable car 40 hours 035 Instruction ELECTRONIZED CHEMICALS COMPANY fast pace Fun place to year Send resume to plus. Call 935-9615. 12 - 3 037 Insulation A Division of High Voltage Engineering Corp taking applications for work Apply in person Caseworkers. The KEY mature sales help Apply p m 039 Landscaping South Bedford St., Burlington. MA 01803 Sales Person Things Remembered Program Inc 155 Franklin within or call 273-1600 WORK FROM HOME Part S Gardening Burlington Mall. St. Lawrence, MA 01840, 041 Legal RN'S/LPN'S Opening a time opportunity Local Full Time — selling ad space in local DENTAL ASSISTANT full Affirmative Action, An new unit Bear Hill at marketing business 043 Miscellaneous A/R MACHINIST time Experienced Good Equal Opportunity 045 Musical Wakefield. 1 ol New expanding Seeking 2-3 Growth has created a position for an experienced weekly newspaper. Employer M/F/H/V 8 10 Paint, Paper communicator. Quality Englands newest & most people. Management 8 047 all-around machinist with the ability to interpret Experience preferred practice Benefits 272- IF YOU CAN work 40 innovative long lerm care organization skills S Plaster blueprints in order to set-up and perform close tol- 4184. hrs wk as factory center, is continuing to needed. Substantial in- 049 Plumbing S erances On all types of machines including lathes Call Bob Dole at... DESK SUPERVISOR workers, all shifts Call come Interview only. Mr Heating and millers you will be working on prototype parts ■ expand If you are inter- needed at Racquetball Circle Temp Inc at 273- ested in being part of a Sylvester. 944-1460 8'24S 051 Professional Roofing A design is usually available but some work may facility in Burlington 5812 dedicated health care de- 19 OVERWEIGHT people 053 438-1660 ME8 10 involve considerable judgement on your part A Sports minded individual Invest In Yourself livery system and work- needed lo lose weight 055 Schools 057 Sewing high level of skill and knowledge of the machinist MATURt PfcRSON who likes working with SMALL INVESTMENT ing in Geriatrics, the fol- and make money Call trade is required The making of correct decisions wanted to care for infant the public Knowledge ol puts you in high profits lowing positions will soon 944-7856 anytime 8/10N Alterations Snowplowing as to fits and finishes along with the ability to in our home 2-3d/wk . 2-6 Nautilus a plus, but will direct sales cosmetic be avail 7-3 ft £ pt RN'S 059 visualize completed parts and the relationship to Secretary/ pm Own trans Ref req train. Call 273-1025 for in- business of your own 6 LPN's 3-11. ft S pi 061 Rubbish & application Begin 9/12 944-5841. terview. Elegant European skin RN'S & LPN'S. 11-7 It & FOR SALE Junk Removal 063 Trucking S The salary will be commensurate with experience Case-Aide MATURE PERSON DIRECT CARE Staff to care Exciting ground pt RN'S&LPNS We are Moving and ability Permanent, full-time op needed to babysit 18 work w/young mentally floor opportunity Start loc. at 11 North Street Auctions Tutoring portunity lor on experien month old Hrs 2 15 to retarded adults in a com- part time or full time Stoneham Ma |ust oil ol 065 If you are interested in this opportunity, please & Flea Markets 089 067 Upholstering ced.self-starter to perform 11:15. Mon. through Fri munity based residential We'll train Call 663-2700 rtes 128 & 93 Please call contact the Personnel Depanment to arrange for a S Refinishlng a variety of duties in a Call 438-6308 8/10S setting to assist in plan- for a p p o_l_n Un en t for an appointment, m-l. FIRST AUCTION confidential interview at busy social work services 069 Wedding MATURE WOMAN lo care ning & implementing 9-5, 438-8515 Com J R GENERAL DIS- 617/657-8030 deportment Responsibil- Janitorial Woburn area Miscellaneous for two children 12 S 13 programs and activities part time eves. 5:30 to 8 30 petetive salaries'benefit COUNTS V F W Hall. ities include answering 075 General yrs old Musi have own Send resume to Commu- pm Tues - Fri. Call 1- programs available Ex- Wakelield Aug 13. 1983 telephones, message tok - 077 Lost 8 Found ELECTRONIZED CHEMICALS COMPANY trans. Fri & Sat nights nity Group. 43 Avon St. perienced Geriatrics at Preview 5 p m Used A Division of High Voltage Engineering Corporation ing for staff compiling 600-732-3910. Wakefield MA 01880 it's finest 079 Rides Share-Car South Bedford St.. Burlington, MA 01903 statistics and some typing CaM438-5637.Judi 8/10S JINGLE BELLS! Jingle furniture, some antiques and collectibles, and Pools and dictaphone as well as NEED Reliable, loving DIRECT CARE Staff to Bells! Xmas is on its way SECRETARY / RECEP- 081 Free patient contact work w/young mentally TIONIST with pleasant much more Catered sitter in Beebe Sen Dist. 2 Be an American Home For Sale phone manner needed Children 5 & 2 Full days retarded adults in a com- Toy Demonstrator Call WOBURN FLEA MARKET 087 Antiques S For further information, Guaranteed pay Flex munity based residential for a small distributing co Flea Market every Sunday for information today Co!!ec!io!8c ■ MECHANICS please contact hre Person schedule, ref req 665- setting lo assisl in plan- Joyce 272-6647 & Marie in Woburn Flex hrs S at Barbas Food Mart' 167 089 Auctions S Flea nel Office at Symmes Hos ning S Implementing training avail Typing Mam St Woburn For 2736; 8/10S 263-2755; Markets pital Division. Hospital Rd programs and activities skills & trans a must Call furthe information call PROFESSIONAL COU- JOB "OPPORTUNITY 091 Boats, Motors Mechanic Trainees Arlington. Mo 02174, Send resume to Commu- 935-1281 ask for Ann PLE needs reliable Avail 20 hrs wk Age and 93&0522 S Supplies Experience Not Necessary 646 1500. ext 1140 nity Group, 43 Avon St mature woman for child income eligibility req SECRETARY-SMALL 093 Business 10 i? WakelielrJ MA 01880. Boats, Motors We Will Train care & housekeeping 3 Please call 665-1351 Burlington law office nds Equipment DISABLED YOUNG man & Supplies 091 Apply In Person days per week Call 658- American Red Cross. person w'good secre- 095 Clothing S Child Care 7334 8/10T needs M/F PCA for in- 8 l_ 1 0 S tarial skills Must be wen Fabrics 1980 GRADY-WHITE 205 Wanted 209 dependent living Live-in organized, accurate 097 RESPONSIBLE LOVING JOBS OVERSEAS Big Gulf stream OMC. I/O, Coins S Stamps woman to care for 4 mo Pref Mod apt Rm/Hourly w/numbers S details 099 Furniture S Bay State Box Co. Babysitter Needed money fast $20,000 lo w/trailer, $13,500 or BO old, 3 days a wage Call Bob aft 6. personable, able to Household Goods NO READING, after $50,000 plus per year Call Call 272-4893 39 Pleasant St. week (M-W-F) in our 438-4595 8/10S assume responsibility & 101 Miscellaneous noons and - or evening 1-216-453-3000, Ext. 2190 home beg in September DISHWASHER work independently Will 103 o t Stonenom MES IO hours Call 664-6185 8/10N 8M0S Business Money Savers Call 944-5017 Full time dishwasher LAUNDRAMAT ATTEN- train Call 272-6060 Equipment 093 105 Pets S Supplies BABYSITTER WANTED, needed for days at execu- 107 Sporting Goods RESPONSIBLE WOMAN DENT Part time, evening SECURITY OFFICERS Mon-Fri. on school tive cafeteria Contact 109 Swimming Pools wanted to care for 4 mo hours Pleasant working Immediate part time and OFFICE EOUIPMENT mornings, 6 30-8 15 am Patty at 229-4502 S Supplies old child. 3 days a week in conditions Approx 20 full time openings in NEW & USED desks, in my home Please call Creative Gourmets. Ltd 111 my home or yours Ref hrs. per wk. Retired Woburn and Burlington chairs, typewriters, file Wanted To Buy 935-7008 113 Wood. Coal S Oil WAREHOUSE req Call 944-6096. EARN $50 for 5 hours persons encouraged to Must have reliable trans- cabinets at discount BABYSITTER WANTED work, showing Gar«g«/Y»rd RESPONSIBLE apply Call 944-9346 bet 9 portation, home phone prices The Oflice Man- for 2 young children for Sales BABYISTTER needed Queensway Fashions or a.m. and6p.m. EOE work weekends and neat ager. 134 Park St Rt 62 Work available as a warehouse person and Sept Ref or lie req be a hostess & earn free No Reading 664-4747 UN 119 Burlington near Melrose Highlands, LOOKING FOR a part time appearance GLOBE SE occasional driver in a modern warehouse in 944 B180 121 Lynnfield 2 nights a week, 5 30 to clothing Call 657-7988 or or full time job? We are CURITY. 489-2102 EOE SHIPPING ROOMS OF- the city of Woburn. Class II license necessary 123 North Reading BABYSITTER 12 30. Some afternoons 658-9763. tfT looking for lour people M/F FICE Hours 7 am to 3:30 pm Monday thru Friday. WANTED TO care for tVi EXPERIENCED 125 Reading Call 662-7979 8/10S who have a good sell- SECY/RECEPTIONIST EQUIPMENT yr old girl. Monday - Fri- BREAKFAST COOK, part MINOLTAFAX COPIER, 127 Stoneham SPECIAL SALE on all image lo train in the NEED AGGRESSIVE day, 3 30 lo 5 p m time cook, nights, model 114 TC $500. Pitney 129 Tewksbury Please call 935-4350 for interview. electrical appliances nutrition and manage- sell-starter with good Stoneham. Gould SI daytime dishwasher Bowes postage machine 131 Wakefield toasters, mixers, coffee ment business Teaching typing and telephone area Good pay. rets Apply in person. $350. 60 tile cabinets 4 & 5 133 Wilmington pots, lamps of all kinds skills desirable but not Skills Call 245-1956 lor an i equal opportunity employer required Call 438-8741 Woodside Restaurant. draws $25 ea. 4 latteral 135 Winchester 10-15 100's of records your pick necessary Basic interview. 8 / 1 0 S 2.1 7 Lowell St. . files $100 ea. Ige sale 137 Woburn $1 each All plus tax Fri- Environmental CHILD CARE, part time Wilmington 8/17N SEPTEMBER OPENING 48x34x27 $300. Diebold FL Real Estate day & Sat 10-4 pm. This & Associates 721-2626 Tuesday and Thursday for lull time office helper safe sliding door $250. 2 •'• 13 Business That Co 6-A Montvale Ave EXPERIENCED 8/17S TEMPS! TEMPS! TEMPS! for 2 children, i in kin- KEYPUNCHER wanted on Must be ambitious, con- Diagraph Bradley stencil Property —^—^dt—■— Stoneham. 8/10S MICROWAVE TECHNI- dergarten. Exp req Call IBM 3742 for part time genial, neat, able to han- cutlers $150 ea. Ige 145 Real Estate Typists Sectys Word Processors CIAN motivated, re- dle physical labor For Sale 272-2959 alter 5pm WANTED mature person employment Call Jan at sponsible take charge paper shredding machine driver's license essential 147 Real Estate Sh. & L.T. Full Time Work. Top $'s, DAY CARE Mom. to care for good natured 1 935-4500 lor more info. person I - 2 yrs. exp $400. 1000* Platform scale with knowledge of Boston Services weekdays, your child in yr. old in my home Public EXPERIENCED LUMBER testing components and $200. steel strapping Bnfts, Friday Pay. Various Locations. area. Training required 149 Real Estate my home No Wilmington school schedule and millwork driver Class antennas Growing Wob equip inc 2 rolls strapping starting August 22 Ideal Wanted Wilmington Office — Join Usl area, reasonable rales Bancroft Ave area near II lie req Apply in person co w/ opportunnity S $300. ! }J|3x »3 tape position for student tak- ea Can 151 Vacation Please call 658-9052 8/10T Reading/High School to Moynihan Lumber. 154 good benefits Call 935- machmi £>' be 942-1445 ing year oil from college seen a Jstrom Bros Property MOORE TEMPS HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED Chestnut St., N Reading. 8600 for appointment An Only qualified persons Whse. Tremont St Rentals 3 days weekly. 7 - 3. to WARM CAPABLE woman Mass equal opportunity NOT AN AGENCY NEVER A FEE apply For interview, call Melorsi s) 157 Apartments An equri opportunity •mployoc M 'f care for 2 children & misc needed to care for year employer. EXPERIENCED Mrs Finger, 273-3536 159 Commercial housework No summer, old twin boys, starting in JANITORIAL workers MONEY, DO you need it 161 Houses SOCIAL WORKER no school vac $100 per Sept school hours, Burl area 4 30 pm to 1 am 7? Sell my merchandise 163 658-5168 658-9796 Part Time MSW with a Miscellaneous wk. 657-3828. 8/ION pleasant surroundings, $4 75 per hr. Call 277-8070 at flea markets, yard 165 minimum ol 5 yrs experi- JJX Rental Servicae I will care for your child in near Wil/Burl line Call FC BOOKKEEPER/SEC sales. Call me now John BEDRC-g-g'.ET 3 piece 167 ence to evaluate and Rentals to Snare your home Trans- 657-5486 8/10T Exp Duties incl payroll, 933-5629 Don't wail. girls t.O'fcim set Call 169 provide counseling to pa Rooms portation needed Call general ledger, trial MONEY. DO you need it AnnettiVJ «69730 8'IOS 171 Seasonal Assistant tients & lamihes in their 658-5328 8/10T Employment balance, financial state- 77 Sell my merchandise 173 Managers home Progressive Home EARLY AMERICAN sola I Storages Wanted 211 ments, general office at flea markets, yard KINDERCARE needs Health Agency serving 6 bed.dk green 2 yrs old. Garages Manager responsibilities Nice sales. Call me now John 175 Well established and well head teachers for infant communities. Send re- 6 ft long Must sell mov- WantedToRent and toddler programs CARPENTERS HELPER - environment, benefits 933-5629 Don't watt. known woman's health spa sume to Phyllis Simone. ing Excel cond like Transportation — CAR WASH — Exp.. tools, trans nee. and competitive salary 181 Will be in charge of run- Full and part time posi- NAPA AUTO PARTS MSN Asst Director. VNA brand new $250 Call Auto Parts S ning complete spa Beno Woburn Carpentry & Kirkland & Shaw Inc Must have car wash or tions Positions require Light delivery drivers Middlesex East. 136 Elm Cheryl 272-5050 after 6PM Repairs fits include paid vacation, Remodeling 935-1873 after 272-2670. mechanical experience. EC E degree and expe- Automotive knowledge St., Stoneham. MA 02180 or 262-5253 183 Auto Rentals holidays also incentive 5PM. Excellent woges & benefits rience Call 935-7040 FOOD SERVICE workers helpful. Excellent future An equal opportunity ELEC RANGE 40 Lease bonuses 185 Looking for someone to CARPENTER WANTED, Applications are now be- and benefits. Suppliers affirmative action Westinghouse. harvest Autos For Sale 187 Coll babysit In my home 2-3 min 5 yrs exp. Carpenters ing accepted with our Auto Parts 104 Mam Si employer m/f 8/10N gold. 2 ovens. 1 self Autos Wanted Please coll 773 4518. oik mornings per week Call helpers min 3 yrs exp food service group in the Woburn 933-2564. 189 Motorcycles for Phil. START WORK now at cleaning Rotisserie. 658-7658 8/10T Must have tools & trans Burlington area Full or NEED CASH? Sell quality speed broil, v.g cond. 191 Recreational Animal Hospital Person 664-4792 I LOVING RESPONSIBLE Phone 851-4409 8/10T part time positions are products Be your own asking $250 944-6743 Vehicles avail, with a Mon - Fri needed to do Kennel S 193 TrucksSVans person needed, part HANDYMAN witn irucK boss Sell Avon in work schedule. For some clinical work Must FOUR-PIECE king-sized Business/ time, for care of my 5 yr Gen landscaping work Stoneham. Call Maria. bedroom set. $600 or BO applications call 273-0480, be able to work a variable Financs ACCOUNTS old son Must be within done Movement of 436-7379. 8/10S Three living room tables. Instructor/ Ext 252 Service Systems schedule, including 199 Business walking distance of NURSERY ATTENDANT RECEIVABIE CLERK house or apt. belongings Corp EOE M/F. weekends For appl Call $150 or BO 944-9392 Oportunity Joshua Eaton School to Si from local areas needed at RacdAietbali Full time position available Salesperson 664-2323 or 944-4645 8/ ION FRIGIDAIRE WASHING 201 Incomes Call 944-3522 or 245-5201 Painting 8 minor repairs FULL TIME/PART TIME- facility in Burlington for individual experienced Machine. $75: Roman Investment Full or Part Time Call 438-1833 earn $100 - $350 plus wk Monday through Friday. 9 SWITCHBOARD OPERA m both manual and com MATURE LOVING woma- shades. 36 x 72. while 203 Mortgage S Management possibtl to care for child in our lor balance of summer or A.M. lo 2 P. M. CAII TORS short and long term puter systems. We are a REFINED. HfcSHONSIdLfc permanently Work temporary assignments linen, $10 each (3): Green Loans "ties Experience is help home Call 942-0577 273-1025 for interview shag rug. 14 x 16. $75. health core firm with in- mature woman as com- schedules vary Irom 15 lo Experience on com- Employment lul but not necessary evenings gold antique satin swivel tensive 3rd potty claims. panion, driver, cooking, 50 hrs per wk. No exp. OPTICAL RETAIL SALES puterized boards re- 209 Child Care Although currently in Chel- Call for appointment chair. $40: 2 bdrm twin MATURE WOMAN etc Would stay overnight Call 396-8206 Unusual opply. to learn a quired. Good hourly Wanted sea we ore moving to Wo- sets, mahogany and ma- -273-4518- needed to cafe for 3 mo if needed Reply Box B, GREENHOUSE WORK profession Sales exp rates. Friday payroll Of- 211 Employment burn October 1.1983. Call ple, BO: Girl's 5 spd old baby In your home or c/o Stoneham Indepen- full time for summr-r, part helpful but not nee. Full fice Specialists 271 Main Wanted Chris to arrange for on Royce bicycle, $100 Womani World mine full time, Burlington dent. 11 Franklin St , P O time during school year time, exc benefits. Apply St. Stoneham 438-4901 or 213 General interview. 438-5659 area starting Sept 12th Box 111, Stoneham. MA Call Giglio's lo Pearle Vision Ctr 99 South Bedford St Help Wanted M4-2705 Burlington |oij 272-1615 02180 8/10S Greenhouses 935-7691 Burlington Mall. Burlington 273-1470 ■ "-4 1 « < •-

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As o public i«rvic« th»r> it no chorg« for round ad*. Call for Rotes, 933-3700. 944-2200 FOR SALE - RCAl ESTATE MATTRESS $MONEYGIVEN$ DRACUT Hurry to get in LUXURY MOD Complex RETAIL/OFFICE" READING - ROOM for WAREHOUSE DIAMOND SALE WAKEFIELD new mod A''i rent. Woman preferred, Sporting Goods 107 WE PAY MORE than any- on the low rate MHMFA Studios from $435 1 bdrm rm apt 1 block lo trains. READING SQUARE Over Open to the public All 2 DAYS ONLY, Saturday non - smoker, kitchen 10 - 5 pm.. Sunday 12-4 one lor old furn. desks, money and buy a one or frm $525 2 bedrms from buses and stores Adults 600 sq ft facing public brand names at discount FlBERGLASS CANOE. 17 parking for lease Heat pnv.. references needed. pm Engagement rings, china cabinets, round two bedroom condo The $625 ht incl. balcony pref Pkg . ww cpt , cable puces ft , 2 yr. old with cane tables, bookcases, old rate should be set August Idscpd grnds pkg no fee Over 1.000 sq ft Storage $40 - $50 Call 475-0829 THE MATTRESSMAN etc. Direct from seats, oars & life jackets tv. w 8 d hookup, new gas wholesaler ^ave up to dolls, windup toys, hall 11. 1983 Buy now and be 876-2899 or 438-6921. tfS boiler and hw tank. No also avail Broker. 237- READING - Furnished 64 Cambridge St incl $225 729-6502 trees, commodes, ster- ready Priced from 9292 room for rent Mature Rte3A 66%. Layaways. Money MALDEN - Attractive 2 lg util. No pets. $500 a mo back guarantee. Diamond GOLF SETS, men's or ling, paintings, banks, $32,900 Dick Lepine RE . bdrms, mod kit & bath. and deposit Avail Sept 1 RETAIL SPACE gentleman preferred. (off Rte 128 at Exit 41N) ladies' Never used, in oriental rugs, etc 453-3339. IN NEW BUILDING/00 References 944-4783 or BurlinQton 273-2220 Imports Ltd. 265 Winn St fenced yd 8 nr MBTA 245-52« Burlington (at mtersec of box, $89; Lefty set. men's Florence, licensed auc- DRACUT-1 8 2 bdrm sq. ft. Located off 128 in 245-8649 MEDITERRANEAN DIN- Quiet area Avail 9/1. WINCHESTER - DUPLEX. Rt 3A) Please phone Mr rt hand, 7 clubs, $69 tioneer. 665-9452 or 233- condos that are VA - FHA $575. 438-6570 or 395-/291 Burlington Central air ROOM FOR RENT Quiet ING rm set. Pedestal ta- Misc sgl clubs, bags, 3 Irge bdrms $475 mo no Alpert 273-2552 7361. MS approved, so you can get 8 / 1 0 S util No pets Avail Sept and heat Prime location country setting Sep. ble, w/4 velvet cushioned carts, reas. 581-1460. Avail July Call 272-9177 WANTED DECOYS - a low 13'/2% rate Owner MELROSE - Place lux 1st Call 729 - 8291 after 6 shared kitchen 8 bath lac. chairs, lighted hutch, GIRLS BIKE 26".$20. New 8/17S wooden ducks any cond will help with points or 272-5955 Ref/ 8 sec dep req Call marble top server $500 CB 7 antenna $50; elec studios 8 2 bdrm P.M. SWAP: 10 spd bike in exc top prices Call 665-743/ and/or closing costs 20 w/sauna. jacuzzi, STONEHAM - 2-3 bdrm 935-1503. after 5PM Call 272-2756 organ $50; exc mower & cond for dirt bike, or sell or 665-9821, Alma Libby min to Woburn area Houses 161 gas can $50. Call 944-6168 exerciserm, indoor pkng, apt in sq. newly renov, ROOM FOR rent in MOVING MUST sell for $50 Call 851-5338, (Can tfN Priced from $32,900 Dick neat 8 utils incl, 6 mo Wilmington. Call 658-2653. Bradford Gold Frostfree 8 ION nr T S shops $395 plus ALMOST NEW 2 bdrm stop at your house if Lepine RE, 453-3339. Sell $34,900 plus 665- lease $575 Call 438-4243 8 / 1 0 T refrigerator - freezer, exc willing to swap). 8/10T Wood, split, finished family rm . LOAM NORTH BILLERICA Lg 7594 8/10 after 5 deck, level lot. mm to Rl ROOM FOR RENT Conv cond. $200. Kenmore LOAM $10 per yard. Fill $4 21" ROSS 10 spd bike, Coal 1 Oil 113 home with in-law apt 6 Washer new pump $100 METHUEN, close to Rt 93 STONEHAM - 2V4 rm ef- 93, walk to stores. 1 yr to Rts 93 S 128 includes all per yard Free delivery in med gray, brand new. has bdrms. 2 full kit.. 2 huge 2 bdrm apt avail comp ficiency apt for single lease, half month fee. utils plus phone and ca- Whirpool Freezer $125 local area Indian Ridge black velvet touch grip, ALL HARDWOOD Ivgrms with fpls 3 baths, Dumont Rad Stereo wal remod . resid mgr secu- adult No pets $295 $900 plus 3 bdrm Colo- ble TV $250/mo Call Condominiums 851-4732, kickstand. rack, $185, see GRAPPLE LOADS from lg dngrm. fam rm. heated Call 944-4696 nial. 1st II. fam rm 438-85/4 8M0S $150. Call 664-3368. Steve after 5 Mon-Fn 35 $325 locally. Guarantee playroom office and 5 util- rity, clean and quiet call between 8am 84 Heated, appliances inc WOBURN - 4 rm apt, 2nd fireplace iv rm formal din TEWKSBURY MOVING Various house- p.m. ifT Shady Lane Dr on amounts and quality ity rms 40 x 24 ft gar rm. 24 ft master bdrm. 2"; hold articles. Furn Can Wilmington. 8.1/T In business 17 years Secluded wooded set- Ref lease $395 68- 8678 fl, frige, ac, dw. ds. ww ROOM TO RENT in or (603) 893-8114 carpet, pkng. adults, no baths, temp rentals 2-6 private home prefer non 396-3959 after 6. PARTNER'S FIGHT,your Logers Co-op 1 (603) ling Was $149,000. now gain, housewares. toys, NEW 2 rm apt handy loc pets 1 st and last rent req months, half month fee smoker, waterbed. MUST SELL. Air condi- Wonted To Buy 111 882-4998 $129,900. Call Emerson R $1,000 plus Little 8 Co tools. Avon products, E .667-4171 or 692-2121 gas heat Ready for Aug $425 mo util 935-0556 bet private entrance Working tioner 10,000 BTU. occ FIREWOOD CUT. split & 6-8 pm Division of Foster 8 gentleman. $55 8 $65 radios, clocks. Every- ALL THAT IS OLD An- 1 $315 mo tables, ladies vanity or thing 10% off our low delivered $94 Call 1- NORTH READING- com- Foster. 283 Dartmouth St weekly Sec dep ref. white desk, round kitchen tique furniture, rugs, 603-569-2672. >> i mercially zoned 6 rm NEW 3 rm apt handy, WOBURN - condo. 2 bdrm prices, picnic tables Tool gas heat. 2nd fir Redy apt, heat and ac incl, $610 Boston. 262-4200 8/10T req Call after 5 pm. table w/4 chairs, blue clocks, china, toys, FIREWOOD home w/attached store Shed, 237 Main Stt quilts, dolls, wicker Leo Aug Sec $375 mo mo. call Days 738-6400 HAMPTON BEACH 851-3271 8/17T rug, like new 9x12. green Woburn OAK AND MAPLE Cut. on 13.500 sq ft of prime For appointmenl call Aprrox Vi acre of land. 2 evenings 665-7062 or Jim Main St land Ideal for WOBURN - basement apl WOBURN-1 room All utif. shag rug. curtains. 3 split, delivered 2 cord John. 933-5629. bldgs. 5 apts, rm for more No pets Call 933-3175 piece bdrm set Call RICH FARM LOAM days 729-3636 or eves minimum, (256 cu ft) $100 owner operated business avail 8/15. 2 bdrm. bath, 729-8383. tfS NORTH READING 1 kit. living rm & central ac cottages Call for details alter 5PM 933-4054. delivered at old fashioned per cord 452-7009 or conversion lo pro- $89,900 Owner/Broker prices, also fill, bark bedroom condo apart- $500 w/all utils, 933-2758 NEW WATERBEDS! King. ANTIQUE CLOCKS FIREWOOD. fessional suites $120,000 933-6036 Seasonal 171 mulch, red crushed HIGHEST cash price paid Pecci 8 Richards RE ment in a prestigious WOBURN - Large at- Queen, single, complete. HARDWOOD, seasoned garden setting Available NORTH HEADING J irr 10 year warranty. 12 stone, sand Call 233- for all antique clocks 662-0309 665-1880 _ tractive 2nd, fl . 3rm plus DENNIS PORT - lovely 3 0348 tfN (cut Nov 82). cut. split 8 September 1 Has air house Ideal for couple or models, from $199 The Complete repairing & res- del. 18" lengths. 160 cu ft STONEHAM apt Enclosed sunporch bedrm, 2 bth home. toration Call anytime conditioning 8 includes a/c, tile bath Hdwd firs. singles No util No pels Dishwasher washer / Waterbed Factory. 162 SCHWINN 3 wheel cycle loose measure (128 cu ft 1 BDRM CONDO- all ww carpeting, central $450 a mo Sec and last Eastern Ave . Lynn 598- w/basket 3-apd $85 658-2766 tfN stacked), $130 Call 658- mod. exc loc . deeded $525 month all util Sec dryer, no groups or pets. vac . heal & hoi water - a Dep^ No_pels. 935-4281 mo 664-5596 Avail Aug 6- 13th. 20- 2?. 1400. tIN Royal office std. typewr ANTIQUES WANTED 9623 tfT pkg. storage, handy to membership to pool & Oak, Walnut. Mahog. & everything Quality build- WOBURN Exceptional 3 SMALL FOUR ROOM $350 wk Quiet area walk RECONDITIONED Refrig- gd cond . $75 Tiffany FIR E W O O D , clubhouse Electricity not heavy duty typewr tble. Early pine furn . lamps ing, $41,900 Owner 944- rm apt. heated All ulil house, one large room lo stores and church Calf erators. Washers, dryers, HARDWOOD, seasoned included Requirements very private, pool, eves 935-0536 stoves Guaranteed De- stationary or wheels $65 wicker, pottery, other an- 9165 Pvt entrances, pkg No (cut, split & del 18" 1 year lease with ref . & pets Avail Sept 15 or available Sept - June $500 livered Able Appliance 664-3055 8/10N tiques. I will pay cash for lenghts, 160 cu. ft loose STONEHAM 2 Br Brick 1st 8 last month's rent HAMPTON BEACH - one piece or estate Call Oct 1. $395 a mo Call a month, sec dep . good Sleeps 6 Avail wk of Service 324-3700 measure (128 cu ft Penthouse Condo, huge $525 month 944-4116 ref . part - furn . Call SEVEN ACRES FARM Tony days, eves 933- M bdrm. livrm dining ar 933-5991 Aug 20 8 27th $275 per REFRIGERATOR. 19.2 cu STRICTLY FRESH stacked). $130 00. Call Sandy 664-5356 8/10N 3611 tile bath, balcoliy $69 900 READING - Modern 1 and WOBURN Nr center lg wk Call 933-6036 or 933- ft. Sears & Roebuck, 8 yrs PULLET eggs, capons, 658-9623 tfN 2 bdr apl $450 - $550 ANTIQUES or lease 'Adrngton R E lux. 2 bdrm apt «ith WOBURN - New 2 bdrm 2133. y old, top freezer w/ice broilers, turkeys, pure LOG LENGTH Heat, hot water, stove, duplex. iv? baths, garage maker, exc cond. Cop- Money Given Away. FIREWOOD, huge loads. 648 2222 8/17S balcony Avail Sept 1 No HAMPTON BEACH - duO honey, maple syrup, fowl refrig., DSD. pool, park- pets $490 unheated and more $695 mo plus pertone $250 Call 657- Concord St., No Read- HIGHEST PRICES paid lor $500-up Prompt delivery, STONEHAM Robin ing Near train to Boston to cancelation. cottage (electrical heat) WW, a-c. no pets, fee avail for small fani sleeps 7532 8/10T ing 664-3530. exit 13 off anything old China cabi- guaranteed professional Hood/Redstone 3 bdrm No pets Rental fee $150 nets. rnd tables, DSD 935-5659 or 935- Billerica - 4 to 5 bdrm 4-5. Aug 20-27. Central 93 tfN service Can t use a huge cape, fpl Ivgrm. new kit . Agent 332-2300. colonial, recently re- ROSEWOOD Queen bed bookcases, commodes, - D 8 D. new bath Well 888/ beach loc $275'wk For. w/nightstands. tripple SILK FLOWER Bridal load'' Split a load with a READING - Duplex, 5 very modeled, avail immed. desks, quilts, old neighbor (900 cu It. $327 maint Including many WOBURN Studio apt 1st into call bet 5-9 pm 933- dresser 70x14. gold drap- Bouquets. Reasonable baskets, old dolls, teddy lg rms. (2-3 bdrms), newly $795 plus. lee. Really 7586 each). For New extras Qualified convent fl in pvt home Lg. yard, World Litchfiefd S Assoc ery w/lining 80x80. Call prices Custom made bears, wind-up toys, buyers, only Asking renovated $625 mo un- quiet area Kit . full ce- 665-0517 8/17 Call Nancy Cohen. 662- Hampshires finest grap- 935-9666 HILTON HEAD S C -• china & class Call $79,500 By owner 438- heated Walk to train & ramic bath. Pvt enl Nr Enjoy Indian Summer in SANYO, COLLEGE dorm 2757. 8/10S ple loads, call Monad- cntr 944-3836 Florence 665-9452. 233- nock Firewood. 603-673- 9443 128 and 93 Util incl . $390 Oceanview Condo beacfv refrig Compact 3 cu It TRAILER HITCHES sold READING- AVi rms 1 Miscellaneous 163 7351 tfN 0678 or 603-673-0700 WILMINGTON - 1 St Ad1 a mo No pets 935-0276 pool, tennis, goll nearby. excel cond Asking and installed pick-up ANTIQUES bedrm apt Sep ent 2 after 5 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION Hall Sept $300 wk Oct /Nov. $90 00 Call after 5PM truck bumpers, all types MAPLE. BIRCH, red and Executive area of No working F P., wide pine ORIENTAL RUGS Wilm 3/4 bdrm 46' split WOBURN-Very clean for rent for dances, meet- $250 wk. 245-2014. 935-2098 of welding Elston Weld- white oak - all mixed firs . off St pkg . $550 WANTED: Antique furn. hardwood Cut and split w/2 fireplaces, 1V5 baths, quiet, newly refurbished ings, receptions, parties LAKE WINIPESAUKEE." SOFA Mod Gd cond . 3 ing Service. 180 Part St., oil paintings, old toys, heated Ref and sec dep 2 bdrm apt A great place Rental includes beverage North Reding 664-3498 to 16 or 18 " - a full 128 cu V4 acre $86,900' req Marsan Assoc 933- Moultonboro. NH.: cush $75. Recliner. 3 china, clocks One item Exclusive with Anne to call home Only 3 mm privilege Members and Waterfront cottage, liv.; post. mod. Gd cond $50 tfN ft load delivered for $100 1887 or complete estates Call Peter 944-0759 Mahoney 944-2175 8/24T lo Rte 128. and 5 min to guests Call 944-9745 ingroom. bedroom," Bake Broil oven, like new USED PIANOS for sale purchased Call Frank WILMINGTON ■ at $74,900 READING, NORTH. 2 rm Rts 3 or 93 $645. heat and HALL FOR RENT kitchen S shower $200" $20 Pole light $20 272- Good cond Low prices Kaminski 438-7595 or Oak & Maple firewood, apl with bath. 1 st floor hw incl RED MEN, Stoneham cut. split & del guaran- these are your best buys' weekly Available for the 0411 Call for appointment 662-0595 TFS Furnished & heated Near RALPH FRONGILLO Parlies, weddings. month of September G. 438-2488. tfS teed 128 cu ft $100 per 3 br oversized Cape IV5 TIFFANY LAMPS BASEBALL CARDS and baths. 2 fireplaces. 3 shopping and hwys $280 933-5923 dances, meetings, etc Neiss. RR 1. Box 324, CLOSED RESTAURANT cord, unsplit $85 per cord WE'LL PAY you $1 for trains wanted Pay cash less in quantity Call bdrm Garrison & 2 houses month Call 1 - 7 p.m . WOBURN 3 room apt. Rent includes bar 8 Moultonboro. NH 03254. will sell all handmade every pound you lose on 664-5020 or call (603) 544-8131 for Lionel, Ives. American anytime, let ring 658- tor the price of 1' 1 a 3 $375 a mo. util. not incl bartender Up to 100 peo- stained glass hanging the Shaklee Slim Plan Flyer. Martin. Binq, etc No pets. Call 4T&2366 ple. 438-9767. IfS - 4790 tfT bdrm ranch & the other a REABiMC- Healed - 1 NEWFOUND LAKE NH ■ lamps Call 431-7390 ciinicaiiy tested, sale Baseball Cards wanted OAK S MAPLE firewood 2 bdrm older All are must bdrm mod apt. DW. WOBURN 3 bdrm duplex Rental Services 165 Collage. 2 bdrm. TORO 18" reel lawn Free classes, swimming Call Bob. days. 272-9778. sees! Exclusively Ann Disp . 2 car pkg $495; convenient to 128 and 93 housekeeping, healed. mower Exc running 721-2626 8/31S eves. 438-6627. cul. split & del. guaran- teed 128 cu ft $100 per Mahoney s 944-2175 8/24 also 5 rm unhealed apt No pets $700 monthly APARTMENT OWNERS! Shower Access to lake, 8 cond, gives a very prol WOOD GUTTERS ETC. BONDED AND LICENSED WOBURN - 3 BDRM Pkg walk to trains $475 Security and references CALL US for' inslant te- mi oft Rle 93. easy travel cut $100 or B O Hot point 80 ft of 4 "x5" Fir in cord, unsplit $85 per cord Dealer Established 20 less in quantity. Call Cape, new kit Well land- Adults pref 944-4500 req No util included nants "FREE" Realty loWht Mts Wkol Aug 13 freezer 5 ft while older lengths of 8 ft to 35 ft, also to 20. $245; Aug 20 to 27 years, buying anything anytime, let ring. 658- scaped Many extras By Call 935-249/ Unlimited 321-1331 model great running 80 ft of 3" dia old Call 491-7000 or 944- READING - Newly deco- $200 658-2163 4790 UN owner Call 933-3485 rated. 5 rm, 2 bdr duplex WOBURN 3RM base- NEED AN APT? cond $125 Call 662-0595 downspouts, in 10 ft 6141. NEWFOUNDLAKE NH UNSPLIT FIREWOOD WOBURN Quality custom apts. Easy access to 128 ment'apt w/F P $395 Come on in We have 8/10S lengths w/Ells 8 CASH PAID for antiques, mo incl util Call 933-6725 Aug 27th thru Labor Da; Hangers Gd cond. com- Cut 16" - 18" average split level features 3 & 93. Inc heat 8 hot hundreds Realty Unlim- WOOD DOORS, new S used furniture, length $85 cord Cut & bdrms. 2 baths, family water Parking Deck after 5 30PM ited 321-1331 Mod 2 bdrm cottage wit I used, solid core-hollow plete drainage system for glass.wicker furniture, safe sandy bech $250 small home BO Call split $110 Full 128 cu ft room, garage, central Storage $625 Avail 9/1 8 1 S 2 BDRM condos. NORTH SHORE core. Prehung .Make an oak tables, old toys, mili- 17 yrs in the business vac In lop location 10/1 942-038/ completely renov. new Call 851-9660 or 603-74.- offer Call 944-7650 or 658-2523 8/10T ROOMMATE SERVICE 3319 8/17." tary items, swords, etc 667-3607 after 5pm $93,500 carpeting, appl. etc From The FIRST to serve the 944-0605 Wrought Iron Rails Will buy most anything Century 21 READING Apl lor rent $490 - $695 heated Call NORTH CON W A '' SPIRALS from $395 Low Please call 935-3389 & WILMINGTON'S LEAD- Exc location, close to NorthShore Exclusively 18 CU FT FROSTFREE G R ASSOC 664-5256, 9:30 to 5.30 daily Apts and houses to CONDO. on Rte 16 prices, instant service 2/2-916/ ING firewood dealer All train and stores. 3 large refrig Top freezer hd-wd , 4 ft split. 4 S 6 438-1230 1 BDRM $325 plus utils 1 share all price ranges Sleeps 6, 2 bedrm ww, Harvest gold Excel New England Metal Pro- CASH PAID1 For working rooms and bath Heated wood stove Walk to mai' ducts. 90 Main SI . No cord loads. $85 per cord WOBURN WEST Available Sepi 1. $450 Bdrm $425 inc utils 2 Call for free brochure cond $150 944-8317 refrigerators only. Also Wood lots wanted & tree oversize ranch Custom bdrms $500 plus utils. 2 598-0706 and restaurants Rent by Reading. 664-5244 MC / remove broken down monthly Security depos- week or weekend Call 4 piece bedrm set Light removal Call Joe 658- design with mahogany Bdrm condo in Monterosa RENTING Visa tfN washer & dryers, stoves, it No pets Call after 6. Steve 935-6884 or Bob wood Good cond Yr old 7045 trim. 2 fpl . 22 ft Ivgrm . 664-3895 $700 per mo Nelson IS NO JOKE' mattress incl B O Call 24 in girls bike, excellent refrigerators 324-3/00 and sunrm 20.000 sq fl Cahse 438-6503_ 8/10S 721-2505 cond. 2 yrs old. $45 or LANDLORDS. Call 729-434I COl LECTORS WANT old on quiet A-1 street READING Room for rent 3 BDRM APf 1st fir "Select Rentals" now POCASSET THREE best offer Call 664-6280 key wind clocks Will an- REAL ESTATE $85,000 all utilities, light kitchen bedroom furn cottage 2 40" ELECTRIC RANGE B/10N panel living room, ww and let our trained, lull swer any and all replies RALPH FRONGILLO privileges Near /unction carpeting, full kitchen. time staff provide you mins to Beach available Frigidaire, 2 side by side BUFFET 1? by 60. color promptly and courte- Business 933-5923 128 and 93 Non-smoker 8-20. 9-5 $285 wk Call ovens, 4 burners plus 2nd fir 3 bdrms porch off with a choice list of re- Pecan Exc cond $125 ously Please call Jim Property 143 preferred Call 942-0909 master Off st. parking sponsible tenants waiting 664-3079 8'10N storage drawer, white, Call 935-2991 days, Z29-8383 or Leo Real Estate excellent working condi- HbAUING STUDIO 8 1 Heat incl $595 Call after to rent 438-4044 IfS WHITE MT, Ossippe NH, WASHER Small apt evenings 665-/062 IIS WOBURN Newer office Services 147 5PM. 933-6598 10 x 40 ft Mobile Home tion 8, .appearance First bldg fully rented Exc bdrm apts avail in heart Rentals To Share 167 $100 lakes it1 664-3177 sized, Whirlpool, almost $$$ FOR SALE ol Reading sq at General 5 RM APT avail Sept 1 No w'fuii deck attached, new $100 935-2177 income $135,000 Nelson - FHtt sleeps 5. mod kit 8 bath after 5 BUYING almost every- Chase R E 438-65038 10S Washington Apts pets, plenty of pkng. near thing1 Furniture, glass, REALTY APPRAISAL LOWELL Girl in 20s w/w air cond. TV. swim- WHOLE STERO system Gracious elevatored bldg hospital, no utils $485 wants female roommate 42 'WESTINGHOUSE exc cond, $200 or BO call china, old toys, tools, 25.201 sq ft of industrial SELLING BUYING or re- with 2 story lobby Bus Call 438-6679after 6 8-10S ming, fishing, golfing, nting'' Call now Covering for 2 bdrm apt in ELECT stove Excel 729-1485 rugs, wicker, quilts, •land for sale in No stops at front door Trains horseback riding nearby. Woburn Minutes from 93 14 towns CO-REE. 95 WOBURN 1 bdrm apt Belvedere section Avail condition. $50. Platform lamps, dools. ted- lo Boston win 2 blocks unheated $425 AC. WW. 658-8511 8/10T rocker, occasional chair. Pets & Supplies 105 dybears Will buy 1 item 8 128 Write to PO Box 96 Montvale Ave immed $231.00. util incl No pets please Call disp., hw, parking No Call 93/0025 after 5 pm . 2 swivel rocker chairs. $ or ent house Top $$ Woburn MA01801 Stoneham Open / days & 944-3870 Storage AKC REG Pekinese for nights 438-/190 pets Nr 93 8128 Also 2 ask for Cheryl each 944-0004 after 6 D m paid Call Ruby before READING 3 room apl. all bdrm w/same facilities & Garages 173 sale 1 male and 1 female you sell 665-9452 days, Real Estate REAL ESTATE wanted READING Female 27. Have had all shots Call util mcl Sec dep No Call 933-4962 looking for roomale. M or Miscellaneous 101 233-/351 evenings IfS For Sale 145 from private party 1. 2 or pets Avail Sept i $375 STORAGE SPACE, old 5-4135 or 246-0718 3 fam house regardless Commercial 159 F to share well-loc 2 barn, lights $60-$100 mo. Household Contents BILLERICA - 4V5 acres are 944-9428 bdrm Walk to train AKC SHIH TZU pups ATTIC TO CELLAR old of cond Cash buyer Can For appointmenl call AIR COMPRESSORS-1''? yours w/this 4 bdrm Approx $260 Avail Sept HP-5 HP-10 HP-15HP. Male & Female $300 - fashioned furniture, 935-4493 SMALL 2 Bedroom apt COMMERCIAL SPACE John, 933-5629 $325 Call 944-8331 after 4 ranch w/possible m-law with heat 8 electric in- North Reading. Rt 8. 213 Eves, 944-4168 vert. Mill. Metal glass, clokcs. lamps, apl in lower level Garage Wonted To Rent 175 pm or 438-6484 anytime jewelry, crocks, frames, Vacation cluded. $460 per mo Main St., het included STONEHAM Apt to share, Lathes-10"-12"-14 -18 , too! $72,900' Near $400 Call 664-4488 or 8 / 2 4 paintings, baskets, Property 151 Lease Anne Mahoney in 2 family home Mod surface Grinder, 30T Wilmington line Anne 657-7806 alter 5 tfN FATHER 8 CAREER Man punch press, 5 Ton Cable ANIMAL SPAYING - Local wicker items, brie a brae Realty 944-2175 8/24T kit S bath, cable TV. $55 Mahoney Realty 944-2174 per wk plus util Call 35 plus looking to share a Hoist. Shop Crane & 75T hospital Fern cat. $30. Free appraisals, instanl 8 / 2 4 T '/« ACRE N Waterboro SOUTH LAWRENCE, nr OFFICE SPACE for rent male cats. $20 Small cash Phyllis Hilton. ME. protected estate 495 and 93 2 bdrm apts Woburn, 4 corners olf rt 438-7610 8/10S house Will do landscap- Hydraulic Press FIRST OFFERING ing and housework and Tel:603-382-5671 Fern dog, $38. small male 662-6492 or 665-8/49 tfS develpml land cleared lor avail comp remod . re- 3 Parking 200 - 600 sq fl STONEHAM HOUSE 10 dog. $38 729-6453 TOWN HOUSE sid. mgr , sec Clean and avail. From $250 per mo pay up to $250 mo Please THIS AND THAT bldg. lake, roads water share Professional call 862-8173 after 9 pm AIR CONDITIONER, lawm $45,900 clubhouse. 100 mi from quiet H. hw. appliances with util 729-9390. days. female non-smoker to mower. 24 in gas range COCKER SPANIELS AKC AUCTION COMPANY If you are looking for a buff. Beautiful temper- 6A Montvale Ave . Boston 665-9457 8/10S included Ref . lease 729-0049. eves share house with large w/hood. electronic tesl lovely townhouse with 2 $420 683-7197 after 5 or yard. $300 pOlus util Business equip, blue print ment. champion blood Stoneham, MA. 438-/140 bdrms . lovely dinrm with OFFICE SPACE — Reding. hrs. 10am to 4pm. eves ;603)893-8114 2 suile office - $350 mo . 1 438-3705 8/10S Opportunity machine, shop S oflice line. I male and 2 lemale sliders to deck, mod RENTALS 199 furn 8 equip, vacuum 1-777-0180 Call 233-7351. Buying any- applicanced kit & STONEHAM. Large older olfice - $225 mo . 1 small WOBURN Female thing or everything in 1 bd, near center, sepa- office - $150 mo All Roommate wanted. Share N READINGH GAS \ cleaner, water cooler, DOG GROOMING spacious livrm with plush Apartments 157 Repair station owner re- ALL BREED Dog Groom- household goods Dolls, rate entrance $350 un- utilities included All on 2 bdrm apl Avail 9/1 $265 electrical supplies, carpets There is also a tiring after 20 yrs Suc- ing: Flea baths, tick dips furn tbles, toys. finished fam rm plus of- healed No fee 876-2899 second floor, carpeted a mo . heat mcl Pool. electronic wire and AVAILABLE NOW with parking 942-0272 cessful operation High cables Call 938-010? 8 hot oil treatment avail glassware, china, quilts, fice downstairs All or 438-1478 tennis laundry Call lewerly. tools, wicker, STONEHAM 7"; rooms OFFICE SUITE. Im- eves. 935-7089 traffic Can be utilized for: CERAMIC SUPPLIES by PDGA member Call rooms are spacious in STONEHAM - Modern 2 Wilmington Pel Shop. etc. Always paying lop quiet street, washer mediate availability Good most commercial Molds, glazes, brushes excellent cond A low dryer hookup, parking bdrm apt. $565 mo. also 1 Rooms 169 purposes. Trinity Realty- 658-5041 forappt price Call Ruby belore price for your own little bdrm apl $485 mo Heat location priced right etc Excel cond 933 you sell tfN trans $550 mo Sec dep & Burlington, 272-7600 664-2023 8/10N, 5813. DOGS BOARDED, large in home. Dick Lepine. R E 'efs Evenings 438- and hot water pkng. FURN RM.. share bath, 8 out runs Meadow TOP CASH for 33 s 8 45s 453-3339 OWN YOUR own Jean-' D012.8/10S sorry no pets Avail 9/1 SMALL 1-ROOM OFFICE $55 wk Sportswear. Infant - Pre-', CLOSING OUT Brook Kennel, 933-1237 phonograph records in LOWELL EAST 944-7404 Excellent location. In- FURN RM., private ent . TV BUSINESS good cond No 78's BILLERICA - 1 bdrm apt teen. Ladies Apparel. GOFFIN COCKATOO paid CHELMSFORD area 2 WOBURN - oversized 2 or cludes everything $225 bth pkg No smoking or Selling parts, cheap for please Large collections plus bdrm home Dbl lot. next to Rls 3 8 3A. avail Combination., ac- over $500 have receipt 3 bdrm apt, as large as month Call 438-5599 drinking, quiet loc $85 cessories or Quality . quick sale. New & used welcomed Call anytime fenced, tile bath, dngrm 9/1. incl heal and hoi wk. Avail immed 6/21/83 Will sell for $250 single fam ranch home 8 / 3 1 S Childrens Furniture tubes, speakers. Horout with cage Moving must 498-9630 tfS Sacred Heart Parish water. $490 mo plus sec For appointment call transformer for older Prol design red. tan and WILMINGTON store. National brands: sell John 933-5629 or I- PIANOS WANTED, All Avail 9 - 1 $59,500 658- dep No pets Call 944- John. 933-5629 sets. Capacitors, re- kinds I will pay to move 8880 weekdays ask for stainless sleel kit. 20 ft 6,000 sq ft., expandable Jordache, Chic. Lee, 603-642-5949 8490. leave message Ivng rm, brass lighting, to 11,000 sq. ft. mod NORTH READING - room sistors, HiDams Call 438-2488 IfS 8/24N Gary Levi, Vanderbilt. izod, Photofact issues. TV SHELTIES Mini • collies, plenty of closets, clean bldg . nicely landscaped for rent, large home. Qunne Sax, Calvin Klein, ' magazines. 245-4788 beauty and intelligence. I BUY ANY type of OKI NEWELY REHABED GRANDOVER PARK 1 basement, and brick in Industrial Pk. Handy to professional male over 30 Ea sc 0 | t 8/10 T AKC reg. shots and furniture. Depression duplex Liv rm., kitchen bdrm $395. 2 bdrm $430. B-B-Q All nestled on a rt 93 12.000 sq ft of to share expenses $235 Ic, Evan Picone. wormed, champion glass, misc glass, any 2 bdrms full baths ea incl heat, hot water 8 quiet st near 128 8 93. office, ww, ac S paneled, month. 664-5991 or 664- Healthtex, 300 others. Coke cola, iced tea, tab. bloodline 12 wks old household items. 1 pc or side All new plumbing, cooking gas Sec dep 8 Singles OK $875 as 2 fully sprinklered. ideal for 3249 $7,900 to $24,500. inven- root beer, orange, grape 935-4690 complete estate Third heating & elec Now is the lease req Centrally loc bdrm. $950 as 3 bdrm trucking, It manufac . WINCHESTER - rm in pnv tory, airfare, training, fix- $7.00 case 8 deposit STUD SERVICE, minature generation licensed & time to pick int. & ext. at rts 28. 495 8 93 Open Heal 8 hw incl distribution, $6 50 sq ft . home, next to bath, kit tures, grand opening. . Tonic Hut 237 Main St poodle, pure bred Call bonded Call Frank 933- colors Days 933-8345. daily 10 - 5 For more info RALPH FRONGILLO NNN Call 657-5007 Avail pnv. plus $150/mo Call etc Mr. Dickson (5011 ' Woburn 1910 eves 935-6941 658-5328 8/10 call 683-3801 933-5923 Nov 83 491-0414. 882-5164.(501)268-1361. . 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SERVICES Stoneham 127 GENERAL REPAIRS The Chimney Doctor LAWN SERVICE GODDARDS 2 EXPERIENCED BASEMENT SPECIAL LET US TAKE care of ANDERSON ROOFING GARAGE SALE August Appliance Home remodeling, int. Chimneys cleaned Babysitters avail days PAINTING SERVICE - In- MASONRY exterior, carpentry, paint, masonary chimneys built ADD LIVING space in your lawn. Quality work, terior 8 exterior painting, 13th Rain date Aug. 14th Repair 003 and evenings For in- your cellar. Electrical and All types of masonry Pond St. at South St., paper, masonry, no job & repaired - Chimneys free estimates Call Paul wallpapering, general formation contact Kerry plumbing work incl. Guarente 729-5736 or work, roofing repairs S Stoneham. 10-4. 8/10S APPLIANCE REPAIR too small Free ests Call lined with tile or stainless repairs. Richard God- new work Shingles 8 tar or Claire at 438-6358.8/10S Specialists in barnboard. Tony Guarente 944-9429 Sun Aug 14, many house- VACUUM CLEANER and 438-1107 tfS steel, wood stoves in- dard. 944-4962,944-8175. 8 gravel. 15 yrs experi- Reasonable prices Also MARK C. DONOVAN hold items, ars 8 crafts, sewing machine repairs, Patterson Carpentry stalled Certified by Na- Counseling 015 add a lull bath for $2,500 INT. & EXT. Painting. If ence. Free estimates bags, belts, replacement tional Chimney Sweep LANDSCAPE DESIGN - you want quality work at a all priced to sell 44 Main QUALITY WORK at rea- including tub, toilet and Call 272-6315 or 851-9138. St, Apt 108 Seville Condos hoses. Built-in vacuum sonable rates Roofing, Guild, fully insured, five SERENITY COUNSELING Complete landscape reasonable rate call Mark, UT FOR WOMEN vanity Call 944-9031, service, thatching, liming 9-4. Stoneham. 8/10 cleaners, sold and siding, remodeling, years' experience. 861- Maksqu Carpentry. 938-8392. 8/10N serviced Free estimates 1132 or 322-8861. tfN L.C.S.-M Ed 8 fertilizing, mowing, RICH ROOFING windows, doors Put on a BATHROOM Kitchen INTERIORS RESIDENTIAL ROOFS, Tweksbury 129 Pickup and delivery, 2- deck this spring for WINDOW CLEANING Changing old behavior for planting 8 design, sod PAINTED. Quick, clean. richer sell-fulfillment Ini- remodeled, update 8 and seeded lawns in- Carpentry, gutters. Li- day service 302 Montvale summer Free estimates WINDOWS WASHED - cheap. Call Dana 262- 118 MAPLE ST Ave, Woburn. 935-2704. tial interview free. repair old cabinets 8 stalled Free estimates censed 8 insured. 15 year Fully licensed. Call.Barry Residential and commer- broken tile around tubs, 1863. 8/17S guarantee. Free Tewksbury, ponies, some cial. Call Phil Gallagher 245-2409 944-3039. APPLIANCE SERVICE Patterson, 944-4970 etc. Free est 438-1107 or PAINTING estimates 944-1590. tack, home freezer etc REPAIRS on all major VOKE SCHOOL GRAD Cleaning Service. 944- Electricians 021 438-4582 IIS METRO PAINTING-Expert Interior etc Sat S Sun Aug 13 8 14 brands of washers, SEEKS CARPENTRY jobs 3001. LANDSCAPING Schools 055 8am on. 8/10 CUSTOM CERAMIC TILE ALL TYPES of construc- and Exterior No job too dryers, dishwashers, of all kinds Quality work ELECTRICIAN small or large J Abreu. Child Care 013 BATHROOMS, KITCH- tion 8 weekly mainte- CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 131 ranges, f-eezers and re- always 8 very reas rates RESIDENTIAL and indus- 935-2793. Wakefield frigerators at a very ENS, cleaning, repair, nance programs, sodding ABUNDANT LIFE Chris- Call Al Bunker at 438-7491 A FORMER nursing trial Free estimates Call free estimates, fully in- PAINTING YARD SALE Saturday honest price Appliance tfS Bill Alexander, 933-1103. 8 seeding, renovation tian School. Wilmington, Service. 933-9401 school teachers aid sured. 944-8677. work, shrub 8 tree in- Interior 4 Exterior now enrolling for Sept Aug. 13. 9-3, 14 Marion Catering 009 would love to take care of ELECTRICIAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS stallation. Residential 8 WE SCRAPE and sand all 1983 K-8, Call 6588584 for Rd., Wakefield Baskets, ATARI your child full or part KENNETH SABATINO peeling areas Prime and glassware, some ATARI REPAIR, also re- HOUSE PAINTING, gut- commercial Call 438- information and registra- GOURMET DINNERS time. Fenced in yd S have Electrician - Commercial. ters, roofing, proches, 0884. tfS apply linish coat. All tion. MN furniture, much more fairs on all makes ol ref. Call Joanne272-4059 FOR TWO Easy on the Residential, Industrial decks 8 stairs 5 yr guar J.G. LANDSCAPING windows and cracks are V's, Stereos & video re- and alarms. Free puttied where necessary Wilmington 133 corders. Master Tech budget, chicken fingers AS YOU return to work we Ref lists Fully insured COMPLETE LAWN Sewing crepes, steak cacciatore. have T L.C for your child estimates. Call 272-9687 Call Dick 246-4047 SERVICE, mulching, and loose woodwork is Lie #8635 SERRA VIDEO. nailed back. Gutters are & Alterations 057 BRIC-BRAC, hsld items, 272-5115. eggplant parmesan. in private home. Meals S ELECTRICIAN HOME REPAIRS trimming, edging, etc fabrics by the yard, shirt gourmet meatballs, snacks provided Full or LICENSED ELECTRICIAN INTERIOR Remodeling Call John 933-5117. oiled. Call George lor free TAILORING BAH APPLIANCE estimate 6 p.m. to8p m . 8 skirt prints, double chicken spitzzania, pasta part time. Mon. - Fri Lie - Free estimates. No |ob repairs. New ceilings, TIBUR LANDSCAPING STONEHAM TAILOR knits, 17 Carolyn Rd No SERVICE va bou Send one dollar provider Call 935-1541 or too big or too small. Lee 944-1266. shop. 19 Franklin St CALL ANYTIME for re- walls, paper, paint. Exte- Fall cleanups, fertilizing, Wilmington Sat Aug 13 for each recipe desired 662-6043. Janvrln, 942-0243 Lie No rior repairs. Roofing, reseeding. thatching, Painting-Wall Coverings Stoneham Any type of rain date Sat Aug 20 9-4. pairs on major brands ol plus stamped self E17239. INTERIOR PAINTING 8 alterations for men and washers, dryers, dish- ATTENTION gutters, painting, roto-tilling, mowing 8 8/10T addressed envelope to: WORKING PARENTS porches Quality work grooming. Complete wall coverings (vinyl, foil, women. Hours: mon.. washers, ranges. Money Saving Recipes, Entertainment 025 paper). Free estimates Wed., Fro., Sat., 9 to 5 GIANT YARD sale Must freezers 8 refrigerators THE CARING SCHOOL you can afford Small jobs maint. Qua! vfbrk at reas clear out for west coast. Box 525, Reading, MA (Wakefield) is offering a specialty. Fully insured rates Call 935-1702 or Call Phil 944-3001 Tues 8 to 2. Thurs 8 to 5 Reasonable rates Pro- 01867 CLASS REUNION? Sat Aug 13th. 11-4 Sun Daycare Programs 2 3 4 5 In Stoneham call Tom. 438-0433 and ask for Joe PAINTING and 6:30 to 10pm 438- mpt service Call 9-14/270 FUND RAISER? 7198 14th 2-5 10 Suncrest Cleaning Oil days a week. Open 730 - 6 PUT YOUR confidence in 665-0083. tfS UNEMPLOYED teachers Ave. Off West SI. HARVEY'S TV. looking for painting jobs TELEVISION REPAIRS p.m. Flexible hours, "Let the Good Times PAVE SPECIALS Miscellaneolit 043 Wilmington. ASM immediate openings Call Prof job. Low prices, exp Rubbish Color TV specialist, all Roll." Large or small we Driveways, sidewalks, ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS GIGANTIC YARD Sal* CLEANINGS DISPOSAL 245-3576. tfS do them all; from a house parking lots, Iree neat refs. Improve house & Junk Removal 061 service calls only $14.95 BY READING ASPHALT save money 438-7360. Aug 13 8 14 10-5, 222 Call Harvey's T V 658- CELLARS, ATTICS, full to a hall full. We've estimates All work guar- Burlington Ave yards, tree trimming S BURLINGTON DAYCARE CO. Quality paving and 438-0611 US ACME SALVAGE CO. 5944 or 658-4324. Master and nursery. Enroll your been in business over 20 anteed Call 535-4446 sealcoating at reasonable Wilmington (Rt 62) Furn, removal No job too large years. No gimmicks - just 8/31N Painting Paperhanglng Cellars 8 yards cleaned TV License 1308 child by Aug. 26, for the prices. Free estimates. Scrap metal, irons 8 ap- hsld items, camping or small. Quality experi- great music from the 40s INTERIOR exterior paint- supplies, tent, clothes, SEWING MACHINES enced painting Free fall session and get orien- Household 033 '944-7072 ing S paperhanding pliances of all types tation week n price to the 80s References on washer, hockey equip, WE SERVICE and have estimates. Al S Ken DRIVEWAY HOT TOP Steam removal 10 yrs picked up Call after 5 parts for Singer, Ken- Year-round, quality de- request. Special rates for HOUSEWORK paint etc. ■ 8/iQT 944-6481 charities. You really can R. COOPER 8 SON. We exp. Free estimates p.m. 664-2249. MN more. Nelco. Brothers, velopmental programs, Done by a prolessional pave, you save. Free 470-3196 Robert. 665-7344 DUMPTRUCK SAT AUG 13. 10 am. Vari- White. Morse. New B&B CHIMNEY SWEEP excellent location, rea- hire the best for less! custodian 8 professional ety ol misc household PROTECT AGAINST dan- 944-4617 estimates Call 851-2919. Paul US MAN WITH DUMP truck to Home. Necchi and most sonable rates. Call 272- housecleaner Honest 8 UN clean yards, attics, items, lurn etc. 10 Dadant gerous chimney fires by 5845 CLOWN Painting Paperhanglng others. Singer, 451 Main reliable Fast 8 efficient FENCES cellars. We take away ap- Dr Wilmington 8/10T St.. Stoneham, 438-3268. having your chimney Having A birthday party or Quality work Reasonable INTERIOR exterior work cleaned professionally CHILD CARE show? Invite "Mr Green" SKIP CLEVELAND Con- professionally done at pliances or any debris -TIMEX- rates $8/hr. Call 862-8173 tracting 8 Fencing Co Free estimaes Ro 8 Paul. Woburn 137 Pointing and rebuilding LITTLE FOLKS Day the clown. Grad. Clown alter 9 pm. reasonable rates Free AUTHORIZED SERVICE Fully insured contractor School, full day and part Chainlink. wood, all estimates Steve Meuse 665-7344 MS Center We repair in ar- college Magic, juddling A BEAUTIFUL YOUI Multi Family Yard Sale - Free estimates, BSB time nursery school S mime 395-2605. US types Also lence repairs at 662-4955. MS DUMPTRUCK Sat Aug 13. 9:30 - 5 1967 ranty & out of warranty kindergarten and summer PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY 8 compressor work CHIMNEY SWEEP " MEAT'S Painting Wallpapering DUMP TRUCK FOR HIRE Cadi. Col Couch 8 love Timex watches Parts & COMPANY, 933-4845 program. Summer consultant will come to 438-1545.438-3210 tfS Yards, cellars, attics repairing for all electric MUSIC MACHINE your home to give Free FULLY INSURED, over 20 seat, good frame, needs CAR POLISHING session begins June 20 STEVE "Mert" Amaru. HILLTOP years' experience cleaned, loam 8 fill de- covering, good for cot- shavers ASK Jewelers, Exp. professional staff facial and beauty make- Complete car cleaning, Disc Jockey. Music for all RES- DRIVEWAYS in- Ceilings a specialty Call liveries, trash removal tage Pine ends tables.4 379 Main St Stoneham Conven. loc. in Cum- up. Mary Kay Cosmetics stalled by motorized Reasonable rates Call Sq 438-1250 Mon to Sat wash, wax, roof tops, occasions. Reasonable Will travel 438-7702. tfS Don McLennan, 438-0483 cane chairs bikes, stereo, chrome, whitewalls S in- mings Pk.at Junction of paving machine, same MS Jack anytime 664-2762 odds n' ends. Misc. 9am-5:15 pm. MS rates. Call after 5 pm BELLY DANCING teriors Exc rates. Call Rte 128 S 93. Call 935-9697 944-6749. type used on parking lots RUBBISH REMOVED Something for everyone. or 933-5915. DOROTHEA STUDIOS - 8 private roadway Curb- PAINTING & light Bob. 438-1881. 8/IOS carpentry Lowest rates BE SAFE - Prevent fires Rain Date Sun Aug 14. 43 Business 005 PARTY SOUNDS Professional dancer, ex- ing by machine Seal CHIMNEY CLEANING CHILD CARE, Mom ol one Prolessional D.J. Music Call 85V3168. _ 8 24T and accidents Will take Lowell St Woburh. BARRETT'S perienced teach Enioy Coating Call Reading. away rubbish from CHIMNEYS CLEANED w/former day care exp from the 40s to 80s. The classes in our prof stu- 944-0888. OFFICE SERVICES and repaired Old chim- will care for your child. best in pro equipment. PAPERHANGER cellars, attics, yards, etc Area Sales 139 TYPING AND WORD dios. Member P.DT A HOT TOPPING PAINTING AND Papering Appliances, furniture neys rebuilt and relined Quiet neighborhood, The absolute lowest 245-5301,438-7663. GARAGE SALE 32 Tappan Processing to meet your Wood burning stoves in- pleasant S caring price. $125/5 hrs. Call BACKHOE No job too small For free moved or disposed of Personal, Medical. Legal, GUITAR LESSONS All PAUL J HOWELL 8 estimates call John Flynn Servicing Woburn area St., Melrose Aug 14, 10- stalled. Fully equipped; environment. Refs. avail. 438-7253 4 Small appliances, holl- and Technical needs fully insured Year round levels all styles. Master ol Sons, Inc., Gen'l Con- at 322-5793 alter 5 p.m. for past 24 years Call Call eves, 438-0494. 8/17S SOPHISTICATED day decorations, Form letters and mail service. For free est. Call Music Degree New tractors, driveways, PLASTERING 933-1868 after 3pm advertising. Reasonable EXPERIENCED MOTHER SOUNDS England Conservatory backhoe work. loam, lie women's clothing, (Ig. Northeast Chimney of 8 month old will babysit PROFESSIONAL DJ-MC PLASTERING-Ceilings RUBBISH REMOVAL size) and more 8/10S rates. Call 475-4537 Sweeps, 935-5488 Berklee alumnus Mike sewer connections Free painted No job too big or REMOVAL OF brush, your child in my home service. We provide a 662-6943 US est Call 658-2795 anytime TAG SALE 195 Lynn Fells BUSINESS SERVICE CHIMNEY CLEANING Big yard, dead end street highly unique 6' fully too small Reasonable building debris, rubbish, LITTLES BUSINESS GUITAR-PIANO-DRUM UN prices. Free Estimates demolition work and Parkway, Melrose, Aug 12 Provide additional salety Infant or toddler customized sound - 14. 10 -4. Furn , piano, Service Automatic typ- S comfort for your family. Teachers pref Reason- ORGAN LESSONS Free I'll Split Your Firewood Call 272-0817 cleanouts Prompt reli- system to complement use of guitar, drum appliances, recliner, ing, teletype, secretarial, Professional chimney able rates Starting Sept any occasion. Featuring HAVE SPLITTER will trav- QUALITY 8 able service Serving all tape transcriptions, re- Private lessons All ages el You owe it to your towns Call Bill eves paintings, kit set. other cleaning Free estimates 1, 438-2067 non-stop music past to EXPERIENCE items, lots more. 8/10S sumes, newsletters, Chim-Clean Call 942- Sarrin Studio. 1098 Main back. It's painless. Call PAINTING CO - Fully li- 862-2142. FREE BABYSITTER If present. References St Wakefield 245-2200 copies, large document 0909. available 617-374-1868 Woody 9 am lo 5 pm, censed Fully insured In- reductions, rubber you can sit lor my LEARN TO Sing or play 334-3232 «L terior, exterior, commer- Trucking MISCELLANEOUS CHIMNEY CLEANING children (1 8 4) 9:30 - 2 30. SOUND DECISION 0 stamps, invitations, sta- AND REPAIRS the piano It's never too IS YOURhome secure c i a I. residential, 063 tionery, mimeographing, I will sit for you Irom 2:30 FOR MUSIC Irom the 40s late Conservatory grad , & Moving AUGUST SPECIAL" to the 80s. 50s and 60s Smoke det and custom waterproofing. All work General 075 report binding Room 101, to 6:30. Quannapowitt 15 yrs. exp . has burglary alarms. Free done by prolessional 20% off on all chimney area 438-0198 8/10 are a specialty Super MAN 8 TRUCK App 2 Linden St 944 2669 cleaning Call The And- openings Free intro estimates Installation painters Our name says FUN FAIR LICENSED MOM will care sound S lights We're #1. lesson 721 -1355 8/24S moved and removed August 10th, 12 - 5 p.m., SECRETARIAL irons Inc. 385 Franklin St No brag, just fact! Call avail 438-0066 alter 5 p m it all 944-8010 Rubbish removed, yard SERVICES lor your child in my home 8 / 3 1 S 58 Federal St Reading Melrose, MA 665-8554 prolessional audio PIANO INSTRUCTOR QUALITY HOUSE work, odd jobs, UNLIMITED Nutritious meals. Ig. IS NOW accepting stu- Palazzolo Const. Co. Games, prizes, lace CLEANING fenced in yard 8 a loving technician 8 DJ Pete PAINTING cleanouts, furniture painting, raffle All money ALL YOUR Secretarial Maguire, 438-8993 tfS dents Received Master CONCRETE FLOORS, moving Reas rates Ron, needs Typing, steno- TIME FOR House Clean- atmosphere. Call 933- Repairs- Insured raised from this fair will ing Have Truck, will of Music from University patios, pool decks, ma- 6484341 662-2070 US graphy, transcription, 1370. "SOUND UNLIMITED" of Connecticut Reason- sonry, waterprooling. benefit Patricia Ronan of pick-up and clean yards, Prof D J service Music R.C.PAINTING Woburn, who is waiting correspondence, term cellars, attics, etc and do LOVING MOTHER wishes able rates Call Stephen surveying 8 engineering. papers, distinctive re- 8 equip, tailored to your Glover at 438-5339 tfS INTERIOR S EXTERIOR - Upholstering tor a heart - lung any odd jobs, moving to care lull time for infant needs Weddings, func- Free estimates Call sumes Prompt service or toddler Exc Steve 664-6328 UT over 15 yrs. experience & Refinishing 067 transplant Please come furniture. Let us do the tions 8 parties. "Music is PIANO LESSONS Reasonable prices and by and have some lun for b643355 environment, Robin Hood classical and contempo- work Call Ken 933-6143 or our only business .". SEE YOU free estimates 944-8976 FURNITUHt a very good cause1" TYPE RIGHT Lenny, 933-6330 area "of Stoneham. 438- 352-8319 rary, beginners 8 inter- AT THE PEWTER POT all kinds ol typing done or 944-3388 REFINISHED CLEANING 2778; Aug vac 462-3603 mediate, all ages Call Restaurant where good Lost & Found 077 quickly & accurately 8 / 3 1 S THE DEE-JAYS 658-9612 tfT THE WET PAINT FURNITURE REFINISHED GENERAL CLEANING PARTIES, DANCES, triends get together At 8 repaired. Residential 8 Specializing in MATURE WOMAN will VOICE COACH, contem- 580 Main St . Reading CONTRCTORS cover you CHILD'S STROLLER, Cellars, yards arid attics weddings Music Irom 40s for less S we're always at commercial linishing dictaphone either by Will pick up and Dispose babysit and do light porary vocal interpreta- Center Navy blue Lelt at Winn- cassettes or by tele- through 80s. Call now to our best. Ernest Pat- (free estimates) Don't Call 933-8638. * housekeeping Days, tion and technique Call STEVE'S ARC Welding ing Farm pkg. lot, phone Pick-up 8 del serv reserve your date Ed terson 438-6896 8/17 buy new "Re-Do" Call Towanda Day cookout, Mon thru Fri. 944-6013 Dee 438-7794. Bill Dee 658-9612. tIT Services All Arc Welding Highland Wood Finishing. avail Please call 438-1630 CLEANING Sun., Aug. 7 Reward. MOTHER OF two will care 245-7269 and cutting done No |Ob WALLPAPERING 729-6376. 438-5868 tfS TOWNE CLEANING CO Landscaping too small Call 438-4312 Wallpapering, specializ- 935-8792. Professional cleaners ot- lor your child in my home FURNITURE TYPING. Accurate & neat Mon - Fri Fenced in Floor & Rug 029 & Gardening 039 ask lor Steve US ing in vinyl, grass, Hock, FOUND Beautiful young done with IBM Selectrtc tering quality cleaning lor REFINISHING cat, white w/black anrj yard, convenient loc In- murals Ceilings painted NAZARIAN Refinishing 11. also Stenorette your home, apt or office FLOOR SANDING BARK MULCH. $15 per Musical 045 Interior painting Call tan patches Very allec-.- dictaphone Pick-up & Reading. 944-0948 fants welcome Call Sue RSS FLOORS yd, 6 yd min: loam. $11 50 Furn meticulously hand alter 3:30 Mon - Fri or 272-6841 donate Desperately delivery, fast S pro- MORE THAN 1 rm, $75 per per yd. 6 yd mm. Fill $5 50 SOFT CONTEMPORARY stripped 8 refinished CLEANING anytime weekends WALLPAPERING Spec in antiques 20 yrs needs a good home, as fessional 665-8510 tfS HOUSE CALLS, Domestic rm. Floor sanding 8 re- per yd, 6 yd mm; DUO lor small parties and we can't keep it Call 438-3636^ 8-1 OS finishing, steam cleaning background music Rea- PROFESSIONAL Interior exp free pick-up 8 del. Cleaning We'll clean backhoe, bulldozer, painting and wallpaper- 729-9465 alter 6pm. Carpentry 007 Free estimates. Call dump truck with driver lor sonable rates Call Mitch 438-2506 US your home from top to MOTHtH Uf- two will care ing Richard Goddard FOUND YOUNG grey 8 Steve. 321-1629 or Bob. hire Call 657-4079 belore 324-8939. eves or bottom Special introduc- for your child in my home 944-8175 or 944-4962 black cat with white CARPENTRY Mon - Fri Fenced - in yard 438-5224. _ tfS 7a.m. or alter 3 p.m UN Marybeth. 272-9481. eves Wedding 069 PORCHES. Gutters, sid- tory pricing Phone now stomach 8 black llea col- conv. loc. Infants WALLPAPERING ing 8 roofing Kitchens & 391-0505 RUGS SHAMPOOED D&D LANDSCAPE Paint, Paper lar Woburn/Stoneham welcome Call Sue alter GALLANT SERVICE CO COMPLETE LAWN - PAINTING WEDDING baths remodeled Alumi ECONOMY, Chimney RESIDENTIAL wallpaper line 935-7249. 3:30. Mon - Fri or anytime wall to wall carpeting service Tree service, & Plaster 047 QUALITY Photos at an num doors & windows, Sweep. Professionally weekends 438-3636 8/10S and interior painting, all affordable price Call Lady that called regard- metal interlock weather trained, insured. $39 95 cleaned. All size rugs hedges trimmed, clean A FRESH COAT ing lost Beagle, please Free pick-up and de- types 15 yrs. experience 657-3958, ask for Stu UT stripping installed Call Call for appointment NURSING STUDENT will out gutters, yard clean Experienced interior with honest rates Call call again Reward Ask livery. Fully insured Sat- up Free estimates Can Art Nelson. 935-0545 321-5611 UN care lor your infant craftswoman painting, Bob Billerica, 667-4757 for Pat, 666-4910, 625-1703 evenings anytime from 4 - ' isfaction guaranteed 245-5746 US papering, plastering, CARPENTRY MYSTIC WINDOW Free estimate Call 272- GARAGE/YARD PET BIRD found Re- CLEANING SPECIAL 12 10 pm weeknights. Pref HILLSIDE LANDSCAPING stripping Free estimates Plumbing dstone Shopping Center QUALITY WORK by expe- my home starting in Sept 9432. SNOW PLOWING Brighten your life with a rienced carpenters No windows with comb, lust & Heating «49 Call to identify 935-0938. $35 Call Patti or Michael Call eves 938-9043 RAILROAD TIE walls, fresh coat" Karen. 438- SALES job too small Free Home stairs built, cellars & at- 7095 8/31S SMALL PUG Bulldog-type at 628-2256 before 7 p.m.. D&WPLUMBINU lace Tan, male, short estimates Call Lenny & QUALITY CHILD Care Improvements 031 tics cleaned, complete ASM Burlington 119 Sons.lnc 933-5552 please US given by exp lie Day BATHS S KITCHENS, legs. Very friendly. Re- landscaping, rubbish PAINTING CARPENTRY O'NEIL CLEANING Co Care provider Located ALUMINUM removed, int 8 ext paint- heating, gas lilting, in- STREET SALE, Sat.8/13, 9 ward II found Call 944- Windows washed. Rug conveniently to Rts 93. 28 ALUM. Combination INTERIOR 8 EXTERIOR stallation of underground 2667, eves , or 944-1043, GREGORY DICTAS - New ing Free est All work Free estimates Over 20 A.M. I0 3P.M Radcliff St additions, porches, re- special July S Aug any 2 8 62. Large outdoor yard windows, alum storm guaranteed Ernie, 438- oil tanks, service work off Lisa St, off Rt 62 to days rooms steam cleaned and many activities. Lots doors and alum. 1 piece years experience 944- Call Don 944-9512 Lie modeling . finished 0859^ 6481 Wilmington. 3-COLORED '(MONEY) playrooms Bathrooms, $37 50 Call 245-0771 8/17S ol love 8 attention in a gutters. Compare our J18928. CAT, female with black ceramic tile kitchens, air family home Call Betty prices and save. Sliverio LANDSCAPE-TREE BARRETT PAINTING OIL BURNER SERVICE llea collar. Summer Ave WINDOW CLEANING Construction, 942-1158 S PEELING' CRACKING0 North Reading 123 conditioners installed C. MOORE Residential 664-6403. 8/31N BE READY lor the spring HAVE YOUR oil burner Call 944-7698 Garage doors, large and 944-4143. regrowth cycle Plantings etc. Preparation is our tuned up! Boilers window cleaning Gutters SUMMER CAMP MAINTENANCE commitment Quality YARD SALE - Sat , Aug 9 wk old puppy. German small jobs accepted Free cleaned and oiled Free - design Sod lawns Yard cleaned We do not sell 13th, 9 to 3. Household sheperd, black nose, (SWIMMING) MAINTENANCE and al- clean-up S maintenance work. References pro- estimates Call 933-0977 estimates Fully insured STARTING July 11 at the fuel oil 22 years experi- items, lots of goodies 291 brown body Vic. of Hart terations. Call Ted Rototilling. Lawn that- vided Free estimates ence Call us at 272-8963 CARPENTRY Over 12 years exp. Call Caring School 8 Daycare Nalwalk, 944-8373. Call now, David. 942-0711 Main St.. No Reading, Place Woburn Reward Woburn. 933-9070 ching, mowing. Expert PLUMBING & HEATING across from Temple Oil 0311933-3086; ALL TYPES, doors, win- Center (Wakefield) 2 3 4 5 Mason Contractors Stairs tree pruning, removal CEILINGS dows. porches, WINDOW CLEANING Half or full days Open STEVEN R. PETTI 8/10N RIDE NEEDED to of brick, stone or blue Fully insured FREE PROFESSIONALLY PLUMBING. HEATING S steps.paneling, sus ROBERTS WINDOW 7:30 - 6. Swimming stone Walls of field ESTIMATES 944-7221 sprayed, textured. Your Burlington Mall from ceilings, wind cords, Cleaning, prolessional lessons avail Call 245- Gas Bathroom 8 kitchen Reading 125 Reading. All hours Will stone, cobblestone 8 cut choice of gold, silver or remodeling. Drains cust cab & kitchens window cleaning only 3576 Presently accepting stone Walks S patios ol LANDSCAPING clear sparkles Free share expenses. Call Reas rates Days 648- $3 25 stand sz S storm registrations for Fall YARDS RAKED, lawns cleaned No job too OWNER MOVING Every- 942-0956 colored concrete, estimates. Woburn small 665-1685. Lie No thing must be sold 1133. eves 438-7293 tfS Guaranteed Wilmington. Prescool 8 After School mowed, trees and lots Carpentry 8 Remodeling flagstone or fancy finish cleared Rubbish re- 18765 Garage sale on Aug 13 at GENERAL 657-7685. tfS K-4Programs tIS Chimney repairing Call 935-1873,935-1489. Free 081 moved Also, 1st quality PLUMBING. HEATING 124 Gleason Rd.. Head CONTRACTOR WINDOW CLEANING SUNSHINE S SMILES Bill Ross at 657-6358 or firewood for sale. All EXTERIOR PAINTING Ing. 9a.m. -4 p.m. LEE R HANSEN Builder - DAVE'S WINDOW clean- CHILD CARE. Full day 658-9287. IIT GASFITTING SERVICE BEAUTIFUL, LOVABLE landscaping done pro- TWO TEACHERS looking Steve Thacker, YARD SALE cats To good homes. Quality work in roofs, ing offering cleaner preschool program in MASONRY WORK tor summer work painting windows at lower prices fessionally without the Journeyman's license 19 Winter St., Reading (Allergies) 944-0673 siding, additions, re- nurturing environment STONEWALLS, brick and high cost. 245-0292 houses Years of experi- No 18 6 3 8 modeling kitchens, attic 10% discount to Senior Ages 2-5 Tuition incl Saturday. August 13, 9-3 SHEPHERD MIX. black 8 concrete work, patios ence; free estimates Phone:245-7829 VW Snow tires, hockey stairs ceilings, repairs Citizens. Specializing in meals Vacancy for Landscaping and tree ROTOTILLING Reasonable rates. Call tan. 1 yr old spayed and odd jobs Call 935- residential. Call 933-3049 summer program S for equipmenl, tools, house- female Med size Good work. Call Armando Rototilling, $10 00 and up. Ted 933-7788 or Bill 391- Roofing hold items and much 3939 and ask for Dave Sept. Call 935-9227 Sinagoga. 438-3465 US Call 657-7034 anytime tIT 2208 053 w/chlldren. Gd wat- morel chdog 944-0673 T ." ' • • i ■ I i I l i ■ t * , ( I » 1 1 1 < 1 - » 1 1 < <

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AUTOMOTIVE Recreational Vehicles 191 JUNK CARS 1972 PONTIAC Ventura, 4 1976 CHEVY IMPALA, exc 1981 CHEVETTE 1981 VW RABBIT 4 dr, sun 1976 DATSUN, model F10. 1980 FORD F100 style- Auto Ports JUNK CARS removed, 1970 APACHE MESA dr, 6 cyl, auto, ps, pb, running cond, brand new SCOOTER, runs exc. roof, automatic, am/tm Pumpkin colored, hlchbk, size, brown. 6 ft. bed 6 A Repairs 181 highest prices paid, im- Pop-up Camper. Solid runs exc. $650. Call 438- tune up, exhaust system good iransp. good mile- radio, a-c. No rust, no AM radio, ac, std stick, cyl. 50,000 ml. Am - Im mediate service Day or state. No canvas. Sink. 1153. 8/10 & brake |ob, 2 new tires, age. $3300. 272-3288. dents, excellent cond Iront wheel drive $1050 cassette, fog lights & cap CAR POLISHING, waxing, evening. 272-5160 or stove, 3-way refrig. Heal- 1973 Black Firebird, 4 spd. 76 k ml, $1500 llrm. Call 1981 Ford Escort, $6000 or BO Call 658-4568 Call 944-4685 alter 6. Asking $4700 938-8669 bulling, reas. prices. Call 657-7389. Call the little er Sleeps 6 Good lor Mike 851-2449. MN runs exc, gd cond, asking 935-4025 anytime. Black/silver AM-FM, ac, 8 / 1 0 T 1982 MONIb CARLO 1976 Dodge Aspen. 4 dr guy!! Seasonal camping. $500 $1,500 or BO. Call 938- 1980 CELICA GT, h/b, 48k. auto, $4300 or BO call white, 6 cyl auto . ps, pb, GOOb FOR parts or res- sedan. $750 Call or BO Call 935-4375 after 4 0420. new tires, exhaust, and 935-2236 ac, r.w. defog . AM/FM USED CARS for parts and toratlon. 4-dr. Montclalr. 1980 AMC SPIRIT 2 door, 4 mornings 245-4137. p.m.. Mon-Thurs. 1973 BUICK CENTURION brakes. 5 spd. Sun root, 1978 COUGAR. Low mile- oyl. Standard Irans. radio cruise control salvage. Highest prices 430 cu Inch. Good 1979 HONDA PRELUDE 1979 SHASTA 15', sleeps 85K orig. miles. 3 new exc cond. $4960. Call age, AM-FM stero, rear Power sleering R & H $7100. Call 933-0460 alter paid for late wrecks engine, $175. Wilmington black, 32.000 original 4-6, $3800 New Castle tires, new starter, 438-1153. 8/10 window defroster, con- 6PM, Used parts lor sale Call 658-3457 8/10T 52,000 mi. Excel, cond. No miles, exc. cond. $5800 or ME, 5 acres, alternator. 350, V-8, fully 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY sole w/bucket seats, dents or rust Asking B.O. Call alter 5PM 944- 1983 DATSUN STANZA. Woburn Auto Parts. 240 Damariscotta Lake, 1 loaded. Needs body 2dr , 6 cyl., ac, 40k miles. Chapman lock, $2900. Call Must sell. Desert tan. Mishawum Rd., Woburn Autos For Sole 185 $2350 933-4608. 2497. mile, $7000 Call 438-3711. work. $700 or BO. 438- Good cond $1960. 729- 933-0883; 7,400 miles. Many extras 933-7250 Mass Dealer's 1979 JEEP RENEGADE 1979 Honda Accord $4000 8 / 1 0 S CARS $200! TRUCKS 4555 8/10S 7640 License No. 827 1978 FORD FIESTA Runs and looks excel. 3 or BRO. Call 935-0092 $7100. Call 933-3510, 8:30 $100! Available at local THIS IS Ford's pre- a.m. lo5 p.m. USED CARS WANTED - 1973 Chevrolet Caprice. 8 1977 DODGE MONACO, spd, 4 wh. dr Low mile- 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA Trucks government sales. Call V-6, aulo w/ snows on Escort. Front wheel drive. We also sell quality used cyl. PS, PB, AC, runs gd, age. $5100. Alter 5, 938- SR5 Liftback. sld, sun- 1983 HONDA ACCORD 4 tVons 193 (refundable) 1-619-569- rims, gd running cond, 2 dr. sedan, auto parts. Tested and interior and tires good, 0818. roof, am-fm, air, Ziebart door, 5400 miles, loaded 0241, Ext. 1336 lor your $1800 or BO. call 848-1107. manufactured with guaranteed Aberjona some rust. $400 call rustproof, alum wheels, with options Tan Like 1978 TOYOTA TRUCK directory on how to German precision. 4 cyl, 4 1979 LINCOLN TOWN Aulo Parts., Inc. 273-280 438-0010 1979 DATSUN 280 ZX, Coupe. It your're looking new tires, 55K ml. $3850 or new $10,400 or BRO or Hl-lux pikcup. 4 cyl.. 5 purchase. 24 hrs spd sld. while with Salem St., Woburn, 933- 2+2, auto, sale sports car lor a real nice car, col- BO. 658-2594. 8/10T trade towards a wagon spd. std. rans. New painl DO YOU WANT an eco- 1973 MAVERICK pumpkin Interior. Runs 4440. Mass. Lie. f 2605 for student traveling lor lector series under 50K. (cosmetic only) Runs as nomical car needing Automatic. 2 dr. $575 or excellent. $1,695 944-4617 1980 VW RABBITT One Autos Wonted 187 Quality Our Goal; Satis the next lour years. all options Musi be seen new. You'll look long and minor body repair? 1977 BO. 935-2917. after 5pm. owner 4 spd, a-c, white, 4 (action Our Reward. Perfect cond. Only 36,000 to accept the value worth dr. Good cond. Asking CARS BOUGHT hard lo duplicate this of- Fiat 128 w/ 40.000 mi. 1973 MERCURY COMET miles. $8,500. Must sell, 1979 Chevy Impala, V-8, 4 fering. $2,395 30 day $1,200 as is. 658-6275 $9,500. Will accept $7,500 $3500 Call 729-1378. Used or junk. Top money Motorcycles 189 Good running cond. Good buying a house. Call dr sedan, well main- or best offer Car was too warranty. 944-4617. after Sieve. tfT 1981 CHEVY CITATION 4 Call 944-2581 lires. $200 or BO. Call 944-3338 tained. Asking $4500. Call good to trade. John 933- YAMAHA 80 CC. Good 5pm. cyl. sld. Ps, pb. r. defog. JUNK CARS IS IT TRUE you can buy 935-3048 alter 4 p.m. 944-1938 . 5629 or 1-603-642-5949 condition Runs well 1980 CHEVY SPORTS jeeps lor $44 through the 1977 FORD GRANADA 2 Ruslproofed 31K mi $75 AND UP Paid our Needs tune-up. Make an 1973 Olds Omega, 88K dr, V-8, Ps, Pb, a-c. Extra 1977 MERCURY Monarch, 1979 Plymoulh Horizon - $4 100 or BO choice Late models Van, 6 cyl., 20 mpg. fully U.S. Government? Gel 2 dr., ps, pb, auto, offer 944-7560 customized, sunroof, miles, auto., ps. motor wheels with new tires TC 3, am/fm radio, good 1968 DODGE DART V-8, welcome 935-5218^ the lacts today. Call 1- am/fm, orig. owner, exc. 1977 SUZUKI GS 550 Has guad sound system, bed, exc, some rust. $600 Excel, cond. Moving cond. runs well 58.000 318, 75K orig. mi Good 312-742-1142. Ext 5856 cond. $1,950. Call 664- JUNK CARS wanted Will Kerker exhaust, 4 into 1, bar. frig., & more, exc firm. After 5 call 935-9644/ south, must sell Asking miles. $3,000 Call 729- cond , no rust $1200 or 8 / 1 0 S pay $10-$15. Call 887-7939 Good tires, good condi- cond.. 27K miles $8,500 935-1787. $2400. 438-9443. 4339. 8/1 ON 8164. BO 658-7462 LOOKING FOR A USED days, 289-4514 nights UN tion. $700 272-4864. 334-6260 Lynf 8/10N CAR? Always a good 1973 PLYMOUTH Valiant. selection. Save big 6 cyl, runs exc, new tires, Hagen Auto Sales, 6 West shocks, starter. $800 or St Reading (rear ol Mobil BO. CaH43B-4974._ 8/1 OS station) 944-7904 or 944- 1973 SUPER BEETLE, 12k 0229. mi on new rebuilt engine, MUST "SELL 1980 $500. Call 648-2990 ask for Plymouth Horizon TC3. 4 Beverly. Spd., 4cyl.,am-lm stereo, 1973 4 dr. CHEVY NOVA 6 rear defrost. 12,700 miles. cyl. current inspection $4,400. Call 663-3199 tfT slicker, new muffler 1947 FORD SEDAN - 2 dr. system & brakes. Good Excellent condition. Extra runnign cond. $1095. or parts included $6,250 B.O. 273-1528. Must be seen. Call 861- 8412. 1974 DATSUN B210, stand , a/c, $500 or Bo 1967 IMPALA. ps. auto. (For Parts) 71 Duster $100 V-8 350, new brakes, 4 gd or bo. needs motor work tires, runs well, but only, call 664-5456. 8/10N needs some work. First $350 offer takes it 438- 1974 PEUGOT 504, 4 spd, 1 9576. 8/10S owner, new clutch & 1969 Pontiac Firebird transmission. Runs Painted Blue last fall 1975 perfect $2900 Call 438- 350 Cu. eng.w/ 78 K mi, 2182. 8/10S auto, 4 mags & delta max 1974 Plymoulh Satellite. tires, new exhaust, am fm PS, PB, AC, AM-FM radio, cassette. Must sell $2,150 2 dr, runs well. $700 or or BO. Call Dave 272-4784 BO call 272-0464 or 273- 1970 Oldsmoblle Cutlass 4607. Supreme, 2 dr. stock 1974 TOYOTA CELICA GT. cutlass rims 7 cntr hubs, 5 sp . body needs work, starter (new), interior, recent brake, clutch and body needs some work exhaust replacement $600 V-8 Eng $600 or BO Call or best offer 664-6569. 933-8631 8/10N 1971 Chevy Kingswood Estate 8 cyl a/c. lilt 1974 VOLKSWAGON wheel. P. seals 4 locks Sunbug Well maintained Good Cond 70.000 miles. Used as 2nd car. $1,500. $900 or BO. Call after 4 Call after 6pm. 944-7613 pm 933-0632 1975 FORD~ ELITE. BO. 1971 CHEVY IMPALA. gd Call 729-5751. mechanics, 350V-8. ac, 1975 OLDS Regency 4 dr ps, pb. 86k mi. gd tires sedan. Full power/ win- $400 1969 Rambler for dows, seals & locks parts or can be fixed Excel run. cond $1500 or 665-9457. 8/10S B O Call933-2722. 1979 DAISUN 310 hat- 1975 PINTO STATION chback 4 spd., ac, am/lm wagon. 4 cyl, 45k orig mi. radio, red with red velour exc cond, new tires, $1800 int. rear window defrost, or BO Call 935-7513^ 27.000 miles. $4000 or B.O.935-5471. 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE 4 cyl aulo, Ps. Good shape 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. in and oul. Priced for aulo. PS, AM/FM stereo. quick sale, $725. Call after R-defog., spoke hub 5 p.m., 933-6898 caps Looks 8 runs brand 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE new. $4250 or B O Call Good condition. 75.000 933-0783 miles. $950. 944-3632. 1977 MERC Bobcat. 4 spd, 1971 VOLVO 18U0 E, h.b. runs perfect, gd automatic, 69K, excellent tires, rebuilt motor $1850. condition Asking $5,200 call 438-2182 8/10S or best oiler 438-3505. 1976 FORD LTD landau, 4 dr. w/every avail option 1976 FORD GRANADA, Mint cond in and out runs well, body needs $2595 or BO 933-0975. work $1200.272-3288 flAsk Your ,,- ^Pharmacist HOW'S YOUR ALLERGY AWARENESS? Ii's estimated by some medical authorities that as many as one in five people suffer from an allergy. Respiratory allergy suf- ferers, like many allergy- causing pollens, come in all kinds and sizes. Fortunate- ly, so do allergy relief medications. How do you tell if you Your pharmacist can rec- have an allergy'' One sign is ommend products that best the recurrent development meet your individual needs. of symptoms associated with distinct factors in the envi It's also a good idea to ronmenl. If a change of sea- ask your pharmacist. When sons, location. job, diet or nasal stuffiness accompanies habits brings on the condi- sneezing, itching and weep- tion or makes il go away, ing, a combination of anti- you've probably gol an histamine/decongestant rem- allergy. edy may be needed, such as What are the symptoms? Chlor-Trimeton* . This is es- Hay fever, the most com pecially true if stuffiness mon form of allergy, is causes severe discomfort or characterized by sneezing, interferes with sleep. stuffed up or runny nose, itching and watery eyes and To make it easier excessive mucus in the nose for you to choose the and throat: Any or all of best relief during al- these symptoms, appearing lergy season, write for a in conjunction with a change free "Allergy Rule" to: of seasons or unusual ex- Schering Corporation, 1133 posure to the outdoors, may Avenue of the Americas, indicate hay fever. 15th floor; New York, NY The only way to know 1003b. The "Allergy Rule" for sure if you are allergic combined with your phar- to pollens is to consult macist's recommendation your physician. Tell him the can enhance your allergy history of your symptoms. awareness. — 1 1 1 F F ^» -■ "--•--»--■"-- ■'.- ...... I - . .' 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So far things look good, we Local theater By William Pacino have a good many good-size The Colonial Chorus of Rea:: green tomatoes on the vine. We ding announces open auditions- A garden kingdom have topped off the plants so for their fall production, the- they push all their power into Gershwins' "Girl Crazy". The; the tomato fruit and not into excitement commences at 7:30; The results of several months growing more leaves. PM on Wednesday and Thurs-; of labor has come to fruition and the crop promises to be and gardens everywhere art- good and large in size. day, August 17 and 18, at the. Old Hose House, 124° North; yielding up tasty vegetables and Our own garden this year has Garden tips fruits. Take advantage of this been quite different from that Among the joys of August are Main St., Reading. time of the season and delight of other year's. The vegetables Barbara Kerrigan of Woburn luscious, sweet, home-grown (933-7247) and Phyllis Evenseri in the fresh varieties of locally planted have been the same, but we were away on vacation. The The pea fence we make the peas tomatoes. With care, you can of Reading (944-6458) will grown food available to you. the speed y>f growing and what lettuce. Green Ice (native) and climb in order to save space in extend this enjoyment well into When it comes to food for the the garden looks like this time Paris White (Romaine) from the garden needs some work. provide perusal scripts anq the fall. additional information. month of August, fresh native around is something new to us. Burpee was quite plentiful but However, it will be hard to "corn on the cob" is an all-time The rainy spring contributed to it went to seed quickly under do anything with it because the Tomatoes will stay ripe on the favorite across the Bay State. a slow beginning but all the the hot July sun. It is gone for pea vines become so entangled vine only two or three days Pro Wrestling It's the start of the peak heat in July (a record) has the this summer, but we were in it. We also forced the cukes before beginning to decay. If On Sunday, August 21, the harvest season at local farms, garden looking like wall-to-wall taking out lettuce by the to climb a fence in order to get you can not harvest them at the World Wrestling Federation is ' and other produce items plent- vegetables. grocery bag full when it was at a little more usefulness out of right moment, "Country Jour- going to make an appearance at iful at farm stands and markets We started the Green Knight its peak. ■ small backyard garden. nal" magazine suggests you pick the Acton/ Boxboro Regional are ripe red juicy tomatoes, and Victory Hybrid cucumbers The next row in the garden is them as early as possible High School Gym. It will be a eggplant, fresh potatoes, car- from Burpee Seed Co. seeds and jammed with Burpee Hybrid and then ripen them over the benefit event for the Acton rots, shell beans, cucumbers, we have had our best produc- Zucchini Squash. We did not next few months. Police Union. cabbage,'lettuces, squashes, be- tion ever. In the past, our thin the plants like Jim Croc- First, ripen some indoors at In the main event, the legend- ets and greens. cucumbers would get to a kett tells you in his "Victory ary Chief Jay Strongbow will More land has been planted certain point and then fade and Garden" book, so we have a temperatures between 60 and do battle with Sgt. Slaughter, in with sweet corn this summer in wilt quickly because of some- mass of tlowering plants. So far, 72 degrees. Put them in a north, a one fall, one hour time limit Massachusetss. according to the thing (an insect of some sort) in we have realized only three not south window. contest. Also, sensational Roc- state Food and Agriculture the soil. But this year, the good-size zucchinis from the Then store other green tom- ky Johnson does battle with the Department, with 8.600 acres cucumbers are holding their garden, but we anticipate more. atoes for later use by wrapping Wild Samoan. to be harvested, an increase of own. We had excellent results The Yolo Wonder peppers, them individually in newspaper. Completing the card, Salvatorc 900 acres over the 1982 season. with the "burp-less" variety. bought in flats, are doing well. If you keep them at 55 degrees Bellomo faces Tiger Chung Lee, The continued dry soil cond- The bush green beans, called The smallest plant right now is they will last-longer. In some the Invaders oppose Don Ker- itions arc not helping the com, Provider from Johnny's Seeds the one with the best looking l-inally we come to the pride cases it make»»sense to pull up nodle and Butcher Vachon. and however, and most crops are in Albion, Maine, have come peppers. Peppers have been and joy of the garden - the the entire vine and hang it right S.D. Jones takes on Iron Mike showing the effects of lack of and gone and we are preparing consistently good growers in tomatoes. We bought two new side up where temperatures are Sharpe. sufficient rain. to plant a second crop that our garden over the years. varieties this year. Burpee .VF 55 to 72 degrees. You will have All of the action gets under- In fresh native fruit, sweet hopefully we can harvest before We arc getting around to a and Better Girl in flats. We have lots of ripe tomatoes after the way at 8 PM. and advance juicy blueberries are in season, the fall frost. This year the second planting of Sugar Snap to have plants that are disease vines have withered. tickets, priced at $7 (ringside and the harvest of early apple beans grew very tall, but peas. The first hatch, steamed, resistant because of the soil and Another tip from "Country reserved) and S5 (general ad- varieties has just begun. The wouldn't you know it. the brightened many a meal in the the insects that inhabit it where Journal" is based on eating the mission), are on sale at the cranberry crops are in blossom. beans were at their peak while middle and late part of June. we live. flowers. This daring idea should following locations: In Acton. jazz up just about any dish. Actonian Restaurant, Sandwich Don't toss just any flowers into Board, and Colonial Spirits. your salad, some like foxglove Also, in West Acton, purchase and lily of the valley arc poj- tickets at Nashua Valley Travel. sonous. .-Os. Instead, try squash and pump- From enjoying the fruit of kin blossoms. They can even be your gardening labor to adding dipped into batter and fried like a bit of flower to your salad, a fritter. Nasturtium blossoms from shucking corn to yelling at are a peppery addition to any your favorite bad guy, COM- salad. And day lily buds, ING ATTRACTIONS has some- *-» steamed and buttered, are del- thing for everyone. But don't icious, let us stop here. If you know of The blossoms or leaves from any event of interest to all, your violets arc tangy and write, care of this local news- colorful in the salad bowl, but paper, and tell us all about it. they are a great source of As you can see, we're ready for Vitamin C. anything. is?siS^gSS7o Swimmers North Reading) invited CINEMAS 1 &2 Plans are underway for the fourth annual Rte.28 664-2211 Leukemia "Super Swim Classic'' CINEMA I R sponsored by the Leukemia Society of America and Child FLASH DANCE World Stores, to be held during the week of Jennifer Beals August 21-27. 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