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A Wilmington Planning Board derground wiring lor the street would take too much time to and Redevelopment Authority in Jewel Drive, which, he said, install. (WKA) meeting with other has been one of the big Al Reidy. new member of the officials Tuesday afternoon problems. He hopes that the planning board had a different decided there are about a dozen Wilmington Planning Board can opinion. There are firms that things that have to be done with be convinced that it should specialize in this sort of thing, he reference to the Jewel Drive rescind its present rules and said. Give one of those firms the Park in South Wilmington. That regulations to this effect. contract and it can be done they have to be done as soon as Planning Board member quickly. They have the possible was a part of that Arnold Blake is also of the necessary equipment on hand decision. opinion that the underground He seemed to be in favor of "The toughest thing," Koeco wiring is not necessary. A underground wiring. DePasquale, chairman of the petition to the planning board is Carl Backman, chairman of Board of Selectmen said, "is to needed, he said, so that board the WRA, discussed the problem admit we made a mistake." can act "Kveryone has been of who should do the developing DePasquale seeks to get the sitting on this for three years." of Jewel Park now that the town work done at Jewel Drive Nicki Johnson. WRA member, has foreclosed over the previous Rocco is against any un- felt that underground wiring developer. Marteg. Should the WRA do the work, or should it be let out to a private contractor, or New water mains should the WRA seek another developer'' Town Counsel Alan Altman for three streets thought the WRA might take an ad in the Boston Sunday Globe, to see if there would be any There will be some new water Arthur Smith expressed hope developers who might be in- mains this summer in three that some time the Water and terested. streets in North Wilmington. Sewer Commissioners can put in •'At the present time," said Gowing Road, Oakridge Circle another treatment plant, such as Backman "we are beating them and Marcus Road have been in the one installed off Butters Row (developers; Ed.) back with,a The Show of Shows by the Wilmington Spotlighters was well-attended. Sund;i> afternoon existence for over 40 years. a few years ago. stick." Half a dozen or so firms SpotlighterS ,he Shriners' Auditorium. Performing in 'Its Today" from "Maine" were, from left. Deb- When they were developed a two Among the places in which the are interested, Backman said, in . " by Roy. Don Kaillargeon. Paul Karwell. Mike Polenia. Tom Freeman and (ath> Kinlav. perform The performance was to raise funds for the theater group, which lost its equipment in a fire inch pipe was put into the rusty water has been appearing becoming the new developer of at the Mildred Rogers School. ground for a water main. About are the Gowing Road, Marcus Jewel Park. 78 families, on the three streets, Road and Oakridge Circle area. Should the lots still un- depend on that water main for Last Thursday about 15 developed be developed by the their homes. householders from that area WRA was another item Last summer there was an appeared at the meeting of the discussed by Altman and Back- opportunity to get some state Water and Sewer Com- man. Altman felt it might be Democratic funds for the purpose of missioners. Many were bearing best to sell the land as developed replacing old water mains. The jars of water drawn from the lots. Backman was not certain April 7 hearing delegates Wilmington Water and Sewer kitchen taucet. They had rusty Chester Bruce, chairman" of chosen Commissioners took note and water to exhibit. the Wilmington Conservation applied for $350,000 The money- They also had a petition, Commission (concomi warned on Rte. 129 design Wilmington Democrats met in was granted ' signed by about 75 that the state rules regarding caucus Saturday afternoon and During the past year there are householdelrs. wetlands are changing, on April Ttrtr-plodding progress of final plans, and that no changes elected delegates to the state several places in North The commissioners were 1. No one knows what they be, he reconstructing Route 129 in would take place, with the Democratic convention, to be Wilmington where rust has been read> told the group, His point was Wilmington will move one step possible exception of the median held in Springfield. appearing in the water coming There will be new water pipes, that there could be some "real" closer to a construction start strip near the Mobil station on This year's delegates are: out of the faucet in various in those three streets this problems having to do with the when final design plans are Route 129 near Route 93. Elaine Hachey, Barbara Lar- homes Water Commissioner summer, the visitors were told. wetlands of the area. presented in a public hearing The fact that the plans have son, Anna Visconti, Anne-Marie There is a ditch, from Jewel April 7. t been completed, though, does Kelly-Olson, Elizabeth Drive toward the old branch of The hearing has been not mean that the bulldozers will McLaughlin. Jay Donovan, the Boston & Maine Railroad, scheduled by the state Depart- be arriving soon. Rep. Miceli Michael Nash, George Hooper, dug in conformity with concom ment of Public Works, and will said that state would still have to and Rocco DePasquale rulings. be held in the Wilmington wait for funding for the project. Arnold Blake called that ditch Memorial Library. ■■ The projecf^ias been in the the "Panama Canal." The plans to be presented talking stages for many years. That brought up the question cover phase I of tho rebuilding At one time the proposal was Town of Wilmington of the drainage under the old project, and will cover work nearly complete to build a road railroad, and the drainage canal between Route 93 and Avco. from the Route 129 bridge by that was planned to be put Phase II of the project would McNamara Tire to Route 93. across land of Olin, on the other involve rebuilding the in- That proposal died with enact- side of the railroad. terchange al Wilmington ment of environmental Mike Integlia, the developer Center, but this part of the protection legislation. Since who worked as "Marteg" had project is not addressed in the then, the costs have escalated spent $2200 to clear out the April 7 hearing. from a S400.000 road to a multi- Board of Selectmen drainage under the railroad. Rep James Miceli said that million dollar road. Town Meeting The town engineer told the the plans to be presented will be Warrant Articles meeting it was not satisfactory. That brought up the second Notice is hereby given that ditch, across the Olin land. Articles for inclusion in the Domenic Beninanli of Oakridge Circle was one of many Blake called it the "hand dug Clipper Barber Shop Warrant for the Annual Town RUSty P*0P'f "*° brought jars of rusty water to the meeting of the ditch to California." It was Meeting to be held in April . *_ Wilmington Water and Sewer Commissioners last Thursday. never dug because of legal Wilmington Plaza 658-8165 1983, must be submitted to Water The commissioners said that plans were already in the works complications being discussed Open six days a week to install new mains in the Gowing Road area. the Board of Selectmen, by the Olin firm. Wilmington Town Hall, no Bruce said that no one can tell Mon ■ Fri 8-6 later than 4:30 p.m.. BURGLAR & FIRE whether or not the drainage will February 14. 1983 work until that ditch has been Saturday 8-5 Oh zconb s> coV. DePasqauale. ALARMS dug. The town engineer agreed. Two full time barbers Mon - Fri Chairman, I'll provide you wilh ihe best equipment and , Chance "It's a Catch 22 situation" said workmanship available al the best price sard of Selectmen Backman. 1J( t Saturday three barbers References supplied upon request . 'alon J12.26.F9 For your peace of mind call Great nan care (Continued on page 10) for Men & Women PBg» mm Hg» ami "rtM mm mm TH HB» HOT I warn HB nlaiaviinmaim Him ' 'Uttli al atlordable prices 658-7926 100 Gallons of Heating Oil EBEEi Dave Maison 364 R Middlesex Ave Come In today and Register in the North Wilmington No Purchase Necessary ' 658-8139 anyrnne Railraod Station Corona Heaters 1 LowelrSt. A Wilmington KER0S6NE Jt II ' Htm SAVE I 658-7666 ENERGY Please call for Current Prices CENTER 657-8156 98®a? HOME Now Accepting 1983co/0n,a, Larry and Marion Cushing Entry deadline & Drawing date: February 28th [RUM, am >«»<* "«« wm «■ mi am am am nm> am trta* LIFE «..*« |„ „...,„..«„ ParkMah L.M.C. Industries, Inc. Auto Insurance WIIMINGTON 100 gal A ^T 50 gal fr* Fuel Q Q 0 c ^% ' . TOWN CRIER, FEBRUARY 9, 1983 Tewksbury High School open house Feb. 14 NOLAN'S Tewksbury Memorial High Parents of seniors in par- science and two out of three and word processing, Ell, E- School will hold the final open ticular are reminded that years of physical education. 10; art. D-17; music, All; math, house of the year February 14, graduation requirements are; a Parents of underclassmen B-15; science, F-12; industrial HEARTHSIDE between 7 and 9 p.m. total of 95 credits over four should note that sign-ups for arts and electronics, E-21, E-23; Re.lauranl A I .ouiun- Since report cards will be years; a minimum of 20 credits next year's courses will be held home economics, A-13; physical issued February 11, parents must be passed in the senior during the week of February education, B-ll; computers, B- #* "\ Treat your Sweetheart to our should be alerted that this will year; and the student must pass 14th. The open house should 17; guidance counselors, upper be an opportune time to discuss four years of English, three provide an opportune time to guidance office; special the progress of their student years of social studies, two discuss leveling recom- education, D-15. Roast Beef & with their teachers. years of math, two years of mendations and course content. Administrators can be con- The following is a list of tacted prior to the evening for Seafood Buffet departments and their assigned appointments. Further, there ncludes Salad Bar and choice of polofo rooms for the open house: will be a parent advisory council English and reading, D-22, D- meeting from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in 20; social studies, C-13, C-14; Principal William DeGregorio's «» Wed.. Feb. 9: 8 p.m., North Tues., Feb. 15: Wine and foreign language, D-23; business office. «tf Andover VFW, Parents without cheese party by Tewks. Partners newcomers meeting. Newcomers and Neighbors. Call Prime 95 Call 475-2276. 657-7218, Wed.. Feb. 9: Wilmington's Thurs.. Feb. 17: 12 noon at Infertility program 8 Chapter I Parent Advisory United Methodist Church, Wil. Rib includes Salad Bar and choice ol pofolo Comm. meets at Woburn Street scholarship luncheon by at health center r School Women's Club. Tickets at 658- About 20 couples and several procedures they or their spouses Thurs.. Feb. .10: 7:30 p.m., 6211 before Feb. 10. Chocolate individuals from the local had undergone. Most frequently Daily Luncheon Facilities for "Good Nutrition Saves Dental making course before lunch. community packed the con- asked questions were regarding Specials Private Parties Bills." discussion at Regional Thurs.. Feb. 17: 7 p.m., ference room of the Regional Clomid, a fertility drug - its use Health Center. February social of Wil. senior Health Center in Wilmington and side effects, and about Thurs.. Feb. 10: 7:30 p.m., citizens at Tewksbury January 24 for a program of surgical procedures. 885 Main St.. Tewksbury. Tel. 8.>I-88(K Tewksbury Newcomers and Wilmington KIKS. Sign up at the "Infertility: The Team Ap- Because of large attendance, llrarti burr and Friendly Pctiplr Neighbors meet at St. William's center. proach." the program will be repeated on Parish Center. Call 851-5266. Fri., Feb. IX: Hearing aid Glen A. Dixon, Jr., M.D., April 25. Anyone intersted in -i Fri.. Feb. 11: 7:30 to 10 p.m., specialist al Wil senior Drop-in gynecologist, discussed several more information may call 657- at Wil. North Intermediate Center problems in females which 3910, ext. 567. All calls will School, record sponsored by Fri.. Feb. IK: 2 p.m., at result in infertility including remain confidential. Rec Dept Regional Health (.'enter. Visiting failure to ovulate, en- The Regional Health Center in Fri., Feb. 11: 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., Nurse Assoc to host coffee and domentriosis and blockage of Wilmingtonprovided the at Villanova Hall. St. Thomas discussion of Hospice Volunteer the fallopian tubes. program in conjunction with the Women's Club Mardi Gras Program. John S.F. Daly, M.D., opening of its Family Planning dance. Call 658-9662. Fri., Feb. IX: 5 to 9 p.m., urologist, spoke on male's Center, including infertility ...meet me Fri.. Feb. II: 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., senior citizen entertainment inability to produce children services. Statistics show that Parents without Partners night at VFW Hall, Tewks. Sign from faulty semen, low sperm one out of every five, or three to Valentine Dance, VFW Hall, up early.-seating is limited. Co- count, varicose veins in the five million Americans have North Andover. Call 475-2276. sponsored by DAV. scrotum and obstruction in the infertility problems. In 40 Fri.. Feb. II: 8 p.m., Wil. Sons Fri., Feb. 18: 7:30 to 10 p.m. vas deferens (the duct from the percent of the cases, the woman Bentley's!" of Italy monthly drawing, Firearms Safety Course at testes to the penis). is unable to conceive and in 40 prizes, refreshments and Woburn Sportsmen's Club. Call Gary I. Portnay, M.D., en- percent of the time the difficulty dancing. Call 657-4141. 272-1537 docrinologist, discussed how the lies wi'th the male. Other cases Sat.. Feb. 12: 8 p.m.. Fifties Sat.. Feb. 19: 1 to 5 p.m.. new cormorfoSfe. hormones produced by the involve both partners. Ac- g otmo\pheie Night at Knights of Columbus Firearms Safety Course at glands influence conception. . cording to these latest Hall, Tewksbury Call 851-6356. Woburn Sportsmen's Club. Call Individuals asked questions Newsweek magazine statistics, Sat.. Feb. 12: 8 p.m. to mid- 272-1537. specific to their own medical 70 percent of infertile couples night. Valentine's party at Wil. Sat.. Feb. 19: 7 p.m. to mid- problems, procedures, drug can be cured through treatment The area's newest lounge has Sons of Italy. Call for tickets. night. Minuteman Ball at Sons of something tor everyone. A relax- therapies and surgical with specialists. ing atmosphere to enjoy casual Sun., Feb. 13: Valentine ice Italy Hall. Ballardvale Street, conversation, top 40s music to listen and dance to and of course, cream party for seniors at the Wilmington. Music by Warren your favorite cocktails made just Drop-in Center from 2 to 4 p.m. Newhouse. Call 658-9776. ihe way you like them. Sun., Feb. 13: 3 p.m., Baroque Sat.. Feb. 19: 8 p.m.. Brenda Warren engaged to Paul Reed Folk musical program at Patten American Legion Post 136 Listen and dance to today's Public Library Call 851-6071 for dinner - dance. Call 658-9376. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren of attending Emmanuel College, top 40's performed by ... information. Sun., Feb. 20: 7:30 p.m., St. Nutter Road, North Reading, Boston earning a bachelor of "Sweet Emotions" Mon, Feb. 14: to Friday, William's Singles Club social have announced the engagement science degree in nursing. now thru Feb. 13 Margaret McNeill at Wil. Drop- All singles welcome. of their daughter Brenda to Paul Paul is a 1975 graduate of in Center to assist seniors with .Mon.. Feb. l\: Wil. Rec trip to Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmington High School, ^^UJX^SV^ tax forms. Call 657-7595 or 658- see "Great Ice Odyssey." Call William Reed of Drury Lane, presently employed as 2258 for appt. 658-6512 to register. Tues., Feb. 22: Wil. Wilmington. developmental engineer of Ap- Mon.. Feb. 14: 7 to 9 p.m., Rec roller Brenda, an R.N. works at plicon, Inc., Burlington. Open house at Tewksbury High skating party at Roll on Choate Hospital in Woburn as a A summer 1983 wedding is School. America, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Call 658-6512. charge nurse and is presently planned. ""VicwS On Subs Lil' Folks Thrift Boutique "Dental Healtfi I | Open Sundays JEAN S. HARTKA DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS <3 658-6211 Restaurant served Monday thru Friday Rte 129-217 Lowell Street and <3 Wilmington Boston Chapter ol 658-5513 Happy Hour 4 - 6 Kntk. Cancer Centre/Sciictj/ Mon Thurs . 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BALLOON* --BY - TOE - BUNCH COLLEGE WOMEN - 20 yrs & up to meet you Let trie expert home keepers al JUST ENGAGED? / HOUSEWIVES YANKEE HOME CLEANING SERVICE gifts with balloon bouquets for If you're looking for part time and permanent part NEW PARENT? clean your home time work% where you can choose your hours and MOVED? 1st to your satisfaction — birthdays days — Call: Tewksbury 2nd it a schedule convenient tot you — gel well CALL Marge Major 3rd and »t renonibte rates 658-4084 Call TODAY — anniversaries 667-3362 — special occasions YANKEE HOME CLEANING SERVICE YANKEE HOME CLEANING SERVICE 'or an interview Mon Fn 12 noon 7 00 p.m Mon Fri 9 am 7 pm 658-4084 658 ■ 2860 lor a FREE ESTIMATE mm TOWN CRIER. FEBRUARY 9.1983 Two new jobs for Nicki Johnson Office9 hours If the eleven remaining would be a very busy lady. In the She is also a member of the for Rep. Miceli months of the year are anything first month of 1983, she assumed Wilmington Redevelopment like January, Nicki Johnson two influential positions in Authority, the agency respon- Wilmington. sible for the development of Rep. James R. Miceli, who Tewksbury students A bank officer by profession, Jewel Drive. represents both Tewksbury and on dean's list Nicki was named assistant She and her husband Harry Wilmington on Beacon Hill, will treasurer and branch manager moved from their native Ver- hold his monthly office hours for Three Tewksbury students of the Wilmington Plaza branch mont in 1956 to their home on constituents on the following have been named to the Dean's of the Commercial Bank and High Street in North dates: Tewksbury: Thurs., Feb. 17, List for the fall 1982 semester at Trust Co. Later in the month, Wilmington, where they have A Wilmington Highway Department plow was invoked in Bunker Hill Community College she was installed as the new raised seven children. Their at Town Hall. 9:30 to 11 a.m. and an accident on Salem Street on Tuesday. The accident occur- 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Boston. president of the Wilmington youngest son, Mark, is Plow red when the phm blade hit a patch of ice. causing it to jump They are: Wayne Blanken- Chamber of Commerce. scheduled to graduate from accident sideways and collide with a car driven by Diana (arnev of Wilmington: Wed., Feb. 16, at ship, 13 Henry J. Dr.; Cynthia Mrs. Johnson is a shining Wilmington High School this Hill Street, Tewksbury. The driver of the tiwn truck was 4A Colonial Park Mall, 9:30 to 11 Curseaden; Jesse Labonet, 655 example of a woman who has June Scott Smith. No injuries were reported, and the damage was am and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Whipple Rd. achieved success upon returning minor. to the business world after raising a family. She entered the SIGN OF THE TIMES world of banking in 1974, taking birth a position at the Melrose Concerned tax payer Savings Bank. She worked her ACCARDI GUILLAUME. Judith Ann, way up to the position of branch Dedicated parent third child to David and Sharon manager and assistant SCHOOL Committed to the Guillaume of Judith Road, treasurer at that bank, all the Wilmington on January 22 at the while becoming well-known in future of Wilmington Regional Health Center in the Chamber of Commerce. She COMMITTEE Wilmington. left the Melrose bank last year. Bad weather cited I ACCARDI East Street didn't close Today's Thinking Today's Ideas Maybe the sewer pumping (CDM), were confident that all WILMINGTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE station on East Street will be was well. Two or 2'2 days of Political Advertisement signed Jane Accardi 8 Scaltnto Dnve Wilmington connected to the Tewksbury good weather, as part of a their Nicki Johnson sewer sometime later on in well planned operation, would February. That is how things have connected the pumping EAST COAST look this week, after the violent station to the sewer. snowstorm of last Monday. FUEL A section of East Street, from Then came the heavy rains the intersection with Livingston last Thursday and everything to the intersection with Maple, became disjointed as a con- .96«\ 100 gal mm was to have closed over last sequence. Then came the snow, 50 Gal available FITNESS" for an' extra added emphasis. "FISCAL weekend, but that just didn't come to be. "Maybe sometime this at $64.00 C.O.D. A week ago the engineers in month," is the cheerful and Complete 24 Hr. charge of the Tewksbury sewer, hopeful elocution now being Burner Service Camp, Dresser and McKee heard from CDM engineers. 664-2960 menus NOW SELLING an IRA PLAN SELE A TAX SHELTER NOW ... Now everyone can have an Wilmington schools IRA (Individual Retirement Week of February 14 SERVE AN INCOME WHEN Monday. High, North. West: cherry surprise and milk and Account) whether or not you Cheese steak-ummm, buttered Thursday, High, North. West: YOU RETIRE! vegetable, pickle chips, Valentine Soup, tacos, buttered green beans, have a pension plan. Open cake with frosting an dmilk. corn chips or cheese curls and milk FULL your JRA now. The sooner yo.u Elementary: MacChicken on a Elementary: Tomato alphabet roll with lettuce and tomato, chilled soup, grilled cheese sandwich, but- SERVE open it. the more interest you'll fruit, potato sticks. Valentine cake tered vegetable, corn chips or earn. And you can deduct the with frosting and milk. cheese curls and milk. GASOLINE Tuesday: Chilled juice, veal Friday: Chilled juice, italian pizza Hours: amount saved from your parmegiana, spaghetti, bread and with tomato and cheese, garden Mon Thurs butter, pudding with topping and salad or buttered vegetable, cheese ■ Federal taxable income and milk. wedges, ice cream and milk 6 a.m. - 11 p.m. defer taxes on the interest from Wednesday: Tuna salad sandwich Alternate lunch: is available daily Friday or peanut butter and jelly sandwich, - assorted sandwiches, carrot and 6 a.m. - Midnight Federal and State until paid as potato rounds, buttered green beans. celery sticks and milk. Saturday benefits. Tewksbury schools 7 a.m. - Midnight February 14 Start your "Fiscal Fitness" Sunday Elementary Valentine treat, Tewksbury tweet 8 a.m. ■ 10 p.m. plan at any one of Lowell Five's Monday: Beef and cheese taco and milk - or - Ravioli with tomato with tomato cubes, corn niblets, sauce, vegetable, roll, dessert and OFFICIAL eight offices. Valentine'treat, Tewksbury Tweet milk INSPECTION and milk. Tuesday: Chilled juice, Syrian STATION No. 12312 Tuesday. Chilled juice, Syrian sub, bologna, cheese, salami with sub, bologna, cheese salami with su sub mix, potato sticks, frosted Towing bmix, potato sticks, frosted yellow yellow cake and milk - or - Assorted cake and milk. sandwiches, vegetable, dessert and & Road Wednesday: Fisherman's delight, milk. french fries, catsup, beets, spinach Wednesday: Fisherman's delight, Service or vegetable, pudding or jello, hot french fries, catsup, beets, spinach roll and milk or vegetable, hot roll, pudding or 659-9498 Thursday: Baked beans, jello and milk - or - Tuna on a roll, frankfurter on a roll, crispy col- vegetable, dessert and milk. 6585830 eslaw, mustard, relish, frosted Thursday: Baked beans, chocolate cake and milk frankfurter on a roll, mustard and Friday: Chilled juice, tomato and relish, crispy coleslaw, frosted NORTH cheese pizza, green beans, ice chocolate cake and milk - or - cream and milk. manager's lunch, vegetable, dessert WILMINGTON Second choice line is available in and milk. SHELL all elementary schools Friday: Chilled juice, tomato and 361 Middlesex Ave cheese pizza, green beans, ice Route 62 Junior & Senior High cream and milk - or • Chilled juice, Monday: Beef and cheese taco tomato and cheese pizza, green North Wilmington with tomato cubes, corn niblets. beans, ice cream and milk JOUNNS £9 4 Sir §ft@(p) Colonial Park Mall • Jet Rts 129 & 38 658-9409 Prayer to ■The basis tor a good style is a great haircut the llulv Spirit We have Oh Holy Spirit, Thou Featuring who arc all knowing. a cut Redken who brightens every tor Products path that I may reach everyone my idea. 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Within three days, grace will be attained Wilmington Auto & Truck Repair regardless of how dif- LOWELL: 34 John St. and Wood St. • BILLERICA t CHELMSFORD ficult the petition may- DRACUT • NORTH CHELMSFORD • TEWKSBURY • WILMINGTON be 1 Publish this prayer 214 Andover St. at Rte 125, N. Wilmington once grace attained Open 9 to 1 on Sat. at all branches except Main Office, 34 John St. Exit 15 off Rte. 93 — 657-8360 Grateful for grace at- insured in full. "Nobody but nobody beats our prices" tained. BLs Tel: 459-2361 connecting all Offices • We are an equal opportunity lender » All w—mmmmm TOWN CRIER, FEBRUARY 9, 1983 s editor Dear Larz: to protect woodlands from Tewksbury sculptor Kaufman I would like to publicly thank hunters and wood thieves. the Tewksbury Fire Department Sincerely, for their immediate response on Doris L. Stantial January 17, when they came to critical of coin design my aid (after I had fallen in my Dear Larz: driveway and dislocated my A letter to you from Mr. Strob of the Wilmington Housing Mico Kaufman, well known The US Mint is scheduled to shoulder), to assist me into St. Tewksbury sculptor, doesn't like strike 50 million Olympic John's Hospital. Authority leads me to believe the current system of designing that he and Mr. Keough are all commemorative coins. The Firemen Yost and Lightfoot coins in the US Mint. program is aimed at raising up were very personable and ef- alone in working to establish Kaufman has earned the right to $600 million for the United ficient in their duties to make housing at the Buzzell School. to speak up on design of coins, or States Olympic Committee and me as comfortable as possible What happened to all those any other type of art. His ability the Los Angeles Olympic during this time. elected officials with their hearts bleeding down their is outstanding. He is recognized Organizing Committee. Hats off to our fire depart- as one of the leading sculptors in The legislation authorizing the ment sleeves? the world today. coins allows $10 of the purchase Thank you so very much, What happened to the other He believes the work of price for the silver dollar, and Dorothea M. Phalan WHA members (past and designing coins should be $50 of the cost of each gold coin U63WhippleRd., present i with tears in their available to US artists, in open to be designated to be used by Tewksbury eyes? competition. Kaufman points to those committees. The Mint is Where are the clergy who a recently struck half dollar coin empowered to strike 25 million Dear Larz: were sending us on a guilt trip? observing the 250th anniversary samples of each silver dollar In North Wilmington's Did they all get discouraged of George Washington's birth as and 2 million samples of the $10 Hathaway Acres area toward because we don't want HUD one example and the design of gold coin. Route 93 there is a watershed elderly in the mud, or neighbors coins to celebrate the 1984 There are two designs of a owned by the town. In this area in a flood? Summer Olympics in Los silver dollar, both of which, it is a beautiful forest. In the past In case you haven't noticed, .Angeles as another. seems, will be struck. six or more months there have there seems to be no opposition The design of the coins are One is by Elizabeth Jones, been trees cut down by axes from the townspeople. In fact, I under the watchful eves of the chief sculptor of the mint, and is needlessly. I have called the tree seem to remember a town US Mint. scheduled in bear the dale 1983 department, water department meeting in rousing support of a And the design of the The obverse (face) will have a and town hall. Once a truck Buzzell elderly complex. Washington half dollar proves, stylized figure of a discus came up, but the gentlemen We don't want this prime land at least to Kaufman, his thrower. It will be shown in didn't depart the truck to see the used for a professional building viewpoint that the sculptors at triple outline, to convey a feeling many fallen trees in the forest. for strangers when our own the mint "hog the work." The of motion. The reverse of this .. Beautiful oaks, maples, birch elderly could put it to such good quality of the US coins "suffers coin will display an eagle's and pines are just hacked down. use. as a result," he says. heaU Sculptor Mico Kaufman has criticized the design of this new half dollar, 1 feel for every tree wasted more I have heard a lot of claims in issued to commemorate the 250th birthday of OeorRe Washington. The Washington com- The second silver coin, to be V noise comes to our area from support of the elderly. memorative half dollar is the dated 1984, has been designed by Route 93 to say nothing about the Where did everybody go? first such coin to be issued by the Robert Graham, a sculptor in watershed for which trees play To Mr. Strob, Mr. Keough and mint since 1954 Venice, California. The obverse the all important part. the Wilmington senior citizens I The US Mint is authorized to of the coin will display a A waste of trees by industry is offer my support, my vote, and a produce 10 million com- "gateway" to the games, being unforgiveable. but in a water- plea to the officials I elected to memorative George Washington planned by him, in bas relief. In shed supposedly survailed by strongly support elderly housing half dollars, and has been doing the background will be the Los the water department there is no at the Buzzell School. so at its San Francisco Mint. Angeles Coliseum. Rep. Barrett ha excuse Perhaps the land could Thank you, That does not impress Mico The $10 coin, of which Kauf- be posted as is down down Maine Elaine Tucker Kaufman. man is very critical, is also to be "Artistically" he says, "It is a released in 1984. On the obverse lousy coin." are two runners, one male and six ideas for 19 Computer club There* are fundamental one female. errors, he says, in the anatomy But, Kaufman is very critical o forms in Wilmington displayed. The horse of the design of those runners. "Dealing with ideas is part of ...4^ A funding source for Washington is saddled upon is of They are carrying an Olympic the furrof politics, and I have a community cable TV poor design, Kaufman says, and torch, and behind them are five half dozen to suggest to the 1983 programming: "Jn the 19th Time Magazine decided that expensive computers to your TV legislature." State Rep. Michael Century Massachusetts iowns the greatest influence for the or purchase a monitor which Washington appears to be entwined rings, the symbol of deformed. He wonders how the the Olympic games. Barrett iD-Keadingi said built "lyceums" devoted to year 1982 was the computer and displays the computer's recently. "If even one of these is popular lectures and learning, named it "Machine of the calculations. The larger the harness appears on the horse, "The runners," he says, "do since there is no strap, it seems not seem to be running. They adopted, I shall be very happy and in the early 20th they for- Year." Surveys conducted show memory (measured in bytes and med community theatres and that most Americans believe to hold behind the ears. The seem to be jogging." He adds, If two are adopted, I shall be described in K's, IK equals 1,024 astounded. If all six are adopted, choruses. Local programming computers will soon be as bytes), the more complicates horse, he says, is "completely "Believe me, they might just as wrong." well be a bunch of flowers." I shall retire immediately. on cable should be the latest common at home as television programs you can run. A disc "The Legislature will begin to expression of this rich tradilion, sets. People agree that the (floppy or hard) stores data. There are mistakes in per- The back I reverse sidei of the spective - the viewpoint of the $10 gold coin will have an eagle, hold hearings on proposals soon but the potential for local computer will raise production, Tape cartridge and disc drives This is the time to call attention productions, popular par- living standards, and the quality (these read discs) expand the beholder - according to Kaut- in heraldic design, clutching man. arrows and an olive branch. to a few promising approaches ticipation and even direct of their children's education. memory and may be necessary and a lew provocative notions." democracy has come face to The Boston Globe recently ran for more complex programs. The beholder is looking at Although the two are not Washington from below, ac- identical, the back side design of 1. Creation of a local aid bonus face with a modern problem: a series of articles on how If you want to print out any lund: "This bill rests on the the need for big money. Here's a schools are scrambling to catch information in the computer, cording to Kaufman. The the coin bears a striking viewpoint is from on foot. resemblance to the eagle design proposition that since economic way to get some." up with the computer explosion. you need a printer This is a competition is key to producing 5 A "Gains' - Sharing" Shawsheen Tech was featured in major expense and not really Washington is on the horse, on the back of a one dollar bill. above the beholder. In a commercial sense the innovation in private business, program for employees at the one article and their data necessary to operate your harnessing the same force in the MBTA: "This bill borrows two processing program places computer. A modem is another "Any lines which would be three coins may be successful. horizontal, on eye level, should They may very well raise the public, sector should produce ideas from current thinking almost 100 percent of their attachment that links your similar results " about America's economic graduates. Parents and computer via telephone lines to now appear to be comvex Bui money that is needed to operate there are none. All the lines are the US Olympics in 1984. 2. Compulsory voting for recovery and applies them to the teachers alike are challenged to a more powerful computer or Massachusetts: "Alexis De operation of the "T:" ai cope with the new technology. information service This opens cut straight." he said. But, in an artistic sense Mico Kaufman is a person who has Kaufman is not happy. To him Tocqueville reported ap- cooperation should replace Given all these facts, how can up all kinds of possibilities - provingly in 1835 that New conflict in labor - management you go wrong with a home checking stock listings, reading a "crinkle" in the corner of his the US Mint could be better eyes, when he speaks. His eyes employed in growing flowers. England towns required their relations, and bi the workforce computer "for the kids." The - (he—latest news, doing your inhabitants to take part in local should share in Ihe benefits that returns on this investment can banking, working at home, etc. crinkle when he speaks of the George Washington half dollar. government upon pain of fine accrue from improvements in be limitless and it could be the Buying a computer is not a Maybe we need such a £jne idea productivity. It's time to bring best gift to give a family. Before simple matter. The United "It is a case of poor com- position and poor quality on the lodas ' MBTA employees back into the you buy, it takes a lot of Parents Committee which has 3. Reorganization of the system's drive for progress." homework to find out just what been meeting monthly in part of the artist,'' Kaufman declares. state's civil defense agency: "A 6. Establishment of a you need. The software Wilmington has a subcommittee state program of 'civil defense' Massachusetts Conservation (programs that tell the com- interested in computers in Kaufman is even more critical when discussing the coins being limited to mobilizing the Corps: "Three points have puter what to do i is more im- particular, and would like to population immediately before emerged in the national debate portant than the hardware (the form a "Computer Club." This proposed to commemorate the Los Angeles hosted 1984 Sum- and after an attack is a quaint on government jobs creation: computer itself and the ac- would be a place to swap relic when measured against the expensive programs of large - cessories! All kinds of software knowledge about all phaes of oner Olympics. The design of those coins are, gruesome scope and lightning scale public works are slow in is on the market but only about computer use, trade software speed of a nuclear strike. An up- jjetting started, are capital - 20 percent of it is any good. You and ideas and generally support according to Kaufman, "amateurish." He says, "There to-date approach to civil defense intensive rather than labor • can buy a personal computer for 'the town's effort to bring must emphasize the prevention intensive, and do not provide a few hundred dollars but you computers to'the kids in school is no feeling, no elan, no spirit of the Olympics" in the designs of war rather than flight from work for urban youth and the soon realize that you can spend If you would be interested in this war." other 'hard-core' unemployed more for the software than you idea, please call Linda Swasey, being shown. Kaufman is particularly who lack union membership paid for the computer. You 657-7152, or Karin Heller, 658- Here's another approach." should pick the software first 3441. Membership would be open critical of the design, of a $10 and then choose a computer that to home computer owners, gold coin, the first to be designed can use it. prospective buyers, or those by the US Mint since 1933. 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FEBRUARY 9. 1983 pieces WHO IS Birthdays February 18 will mark the Freeze caucus become involved at the February 11 will mark (he special day of Jessie Kaizer of Concerned citizens of the grassroots level, as well as a TOM GIRARD? special day of at least 10 area Deming Way, Wilmington. Mrs. towns and cities of the seventh chance for freeze supporters to residents including: Kaizer will be sharing greetings congressional district will become delegates to the HE IS A CANDIDATE FOR THE Richard Woods of Beacon with Helen Moore of Westdale gather at West Medford National Citizens Lobby to be TEWKSBURY BOARD OF Street, Wilmington, Marge Avenue and Marilynn Coyle of Congregational Church, 400 held in Washington DC, March MacDonald of Chestnut Street, Mills Street, Tewksbury. High Street, Sunday (Feb. 13) to 7-8. SELECTMEN Jennifer Caira of Moore Street Cindy Hannula of Senaca listen, learn about and discuss Those interested should WITH PROVEN ABILITY who will be nine; Joanne Cain of Road, Tewksbury will become a the nuclear freeze movement. contact Dana Ahearn. 84 Dana Arlene Avenue, Jean Merrill of teenager on February 19 and This will be an opportunity for Road. Reading newcomers to find how lo Pinewood Road, Kathy Breakey will share her special day with FOR EXAMPLE: HE IS THE CURRENT CHAIRMAN OF THE of Middlesex Avenue, Mark Mary Sprague of Brookfield Kwilkowski of Marcia Road, Road, and Kathleen Hillson of INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION: Marjorie Luken of North Street Mackey Road, Wilmington. Patten Library renews and ' Shannon Brady of 1981 • Instrumental in increasing commercial and Maplewood Avenue, Tewksbury Golden Agers Science Museum pass industrial revenue base by over $3,500,000 who will become a teenager jon Members of Wilmington's • Initated a policy inviting residents and developers the eleventh. Golden Age Club on the current Tewksbury's Patten Public- Tewksbury Lions Club, A&B Library once again is accepting Arco. and the DeMoulas to exchange viewpoints in order lo shape our town's Lisa Philbrook of Charme birthday list include Melvin future Road. Tewksbury who will be Cassidy of Burnap Street and reservations from. Tewksbury Foundation old enough lo vote, seems to Mae Spanks of Main Street, both residents who wish to use of the Funds were also raised by a library's family pass to the baked goods sale in December. 1982 • Further broadened the efficiency of the commis have her February 12 birthday on February 12; Clarence sion by appointing a member ol the Chamber ot all to herself. Peters of Woburn Street, Museum of Science in Boston. Many of the persons in at- Gary Robichaud of Feburary 14; Hazel Bump of The Friends of the Library, tendance at the recent Sunday Commerce to represent the businessman's interests Beacon Street, February 18; Inc. announced that they have afternoon program of Scottish Sprucewood Road, Wilmington 1983 • Ma|or Obiective! To improve Route 38 Corridor will be a year wiser on February August Kobylis of Phillips renewed the pass for one year, bagpipe music and sword dancing also made donations to lor safety and aesthetic purposes . , _ 13 and will share greetings with Avenue, and Ruth Trout of al a cost of $500 The Friends' ThankT you Museum Pass Fund, established the Museum Pass Fund. Dolores Nee of Harris Street, Lawrence Street, both on Respectfully February 19. lo encourage donations to cover According lo Eileen Mc Joseph Dluznieski of Ella Poimcai Advertisement The Committee to Elect Tom Girard Avenue. Connie Miller of Grove the purchase of the pass to the Donagh. president of the Avenue and Tewksbury Anniversaries Museum of Science as well as Friends, another $500 will be residents Camille Silverio of Mr. and Mrs. Win Polsey of one to the New England needed by June, when the Trull Road. Ron Isabelle of Chestnut Street, Wilmington will Acquarium, recently reached current pass to the Aquarium Dewey Street, Robin Riddle of dance the Anniversary Waltz for the half-way point in its goal of expires. Several lund-raising the 33rd time on February 11. raising $1,000 each year for Ihe events are planned by the Hood Road and Lisa Hallisey of Friends of the Library for the Baldwin Street. Camille, Robin Marge and Bruce MacDonald two passes. and Lisa will all be old enough to of Chestnut Street, Wilminglon In addition to numerous spring. vote on the thirteenth will observe their 29th an- coTrtcjbutions, ranging from 25 Family passes, which give list Price Valentine's birthdays will be niversary on February 13. cents to $10, made by families free admission to the museum $599 50 Retired Wilmington Police who have used the passes in Ihe and the aquarium for four celebrated by Cheryl Silva of persons, may be borrowed for a Burlington Avenue, Wilmington, Chief and Mrs. Paul Lynch of past, as well as other in- Faulkner Avenue, will celebrate dividuals, significant donations period of 24 hours, and should be On Sale this week only Eddie Haizer of Cottage Street, reserved in advance Lori Stockbridge of Catherine their 40th wedding anniversary were received from the Avenue. Kay Whitman of Rocky on Valentine's Day. Avenue, Tewksbury and The Lynch's will share Michael Stone of Trull Road. greetings with Mr. and Mrs. $ 00 Dave Morse, Sr. of Pinewood Vincent Devlin of Chestnut Street, and Francis and Marilyn Lynn Murphy is bride 450 Road, Wilmington will turn another page on February 15 Abelli of Hinckley Road, Lynn Murphy, daughter of Mr nelh Maider of Hydepark, also a along with Rachel Doucette of Tewksbury The Abelli s will be and Mrs. William Murphy, close friend and Robert Seery of LOWEST PRICES Westdale Avenue, Bob McCoy of celebrating for the 30th time. became the bride of James Quincy, (he groom's cousin. Kenwood Avenue, Steven Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. The new' Mrs. Jordan is a 1 Eastman of Bruce Street, Silver anniversary James Jordan on December 5. graduate of Wilminglon High ANYWHERE s* . Tewksbury, Amy Kuchinski of Maryanne and Bob Vassallo of Father McAndrews performed School and is currently em- Every Imaginable Accessory! *?S5K* Mohawk Drive who will be 11 Kilmarnock Street, Wilmington the ceremony before the altar of ployed by the Department of and Peter Cote of Arlington will celebrate their 25th wedding St. Dorothy's Church, Environmental Quality All First Quality! t*£Upland anniversary on February 16. Street. Wilmington. Engineering, Division of Paint Brass Citation Jim Downs, Jr. of Woburn Log Racks Mary Murphy of Wilminglon Hazardous Waste, Woburn Gloves Cast Iron American Street, Wilmington will be a Small S18.50 Auditions served as maid of honor; Cheryl Her husband graduated from Tools Stovalator year wiser on February 16 and North Reading Theater Scenied Large S20.50 Sbano and Connie Murphy, were Boston Technical High School Lamps Lamp Oil Woodstocker will share greetings with Lynn Workshop auditions for Oliver the attendants and AnJean and Boston Stale College. He is Ash Totes $22.00 Screens Cedar Swamp „. ... Super Heat Flaherty of Mystic Avenue, which were to be held February Murphy acted as flower girl. 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Funeral services were held in Sunday, Feb. 13: 8:15 a.m., Tuesday: 3 p.m., Scouts; 7 the Nichols Funeral on Mid- Force - Air Corps association. The Wilmington tradition of Half hour communion service; 9 p.m.. Confirmation class; 7:30 dlesex Avenue,.on February 7, a.m., School of Christian Living p.m., Chancel Choir rehearsal; for Mildred H. Buck of Woburn the Buck family is that a male has served in every war, since with classes for children, youth 8:30 p.m., Alcoholics Street, Wilmington. She died and adults; 10:30 a.m., Family Anonymous in Fellowship Hall. February 3 at Mount Auburn the days of King Philip, in which the Colony or the Com- worship with children's Wednesday: 9:45 a.m., Bible Hospital after a lengthy illness. monwealth of Massachusetts moments, child care and pre- study; noon, Alcoholics Mildred Buck was an 11th school classes, communion, Anonymous in Fellowship Hall; generation member of the has taken part. This tradition, if true, was broken in World War sermon title, "Naturalized 7:30 p.m.. Ash Wednesday Wilmington Buck family. Her II for there were no male Citizens;" 5 p.m., Junior youth service. mother was Hattie Nichols, of members at that time in the group; 6 p.m., Senior youth Thursday:' Wilmington the Wilmington family of that right age brackets. group; 8:30 p.m., Al-Anon in Women's Club; 7:30 p.m., name and her father was But Mildred served, and the Nominations and Personnel. Charles H. Buck, a butcher, tradition was upheld, this time believed to have been the last by a female. male Buck born in the Benjamin The Rev. William Murdoch of Buck house. the Wilmington Congregational A designer by occupation, she Church officiated at the funeral had served in the 3010th AAF services. Burial followed in the BU. in World War II, as a WAC family lot, Wildwood Cemetery. CAPLE: Daniel Holcroft, fifth corporal. She served for many OTA: Jonathan Nobaru to Mr. child, to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Brian Ota (Lauren Caple of Burlington Avenue, Hancox) of Wakefield on Wilmington on January 25 at January 8 at New England Hospice program needs volunteers New England Memorial Memorial Hospital. Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and The Visiting Nurse dimension to the life of the Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hancox of Kilmar- Monday's 12-inch snowstorm gave some children both the Association of Middlesex-East family,'' Ms. Deegan said. Dragon materials and the time to build a snow dragon on Salem Mrs. Richard Richardson of nock Street, Wilmington and Mr. will host an informal coffee and Residents attending the Feb. Tewksbury and Mrs, Marjorie and Mrs. B.T. Ota of Andover. Street in North Wilmington. Shown with their new pet are discussion of the Hospice makers Karen Ross and Julie Maninos. Their sculpting efforts were 18 discussion will learn of the Caple of Toronto. aided by Eric and Zacharv Hoover. Volunteer Program Friday, upcoming orientation class for Daniel's brothers and sisters SULLIVAN. Ryan Patrick, Feb. 18, 2 p.m. at the Regional Hospice volunteers. Persons are two sets of twins Jonathan first child, . to Tewksbury William Nolan named Health Center in Wilmington, currently in the program have and Matthew, four and Noelle Selectman Paul and Mrs. 500 Salem St., according to an expressed how meaningful the and Chantelle, two. Margaret (Brown) Sullivan of VP at BayBank Middlesex announcement by Jacquelyn experience is to them. More Main St., Tewksbury on January Deegan, MSN, executive volunteers are needed. 25at 1:05 a.m. at Lowell General Baybank Middlesex has accounts. director. Ms. • Deegan invites all Affiliated with BayBank MARCOTTE: Joseph Hospital. named William C. Nolan Jr., of Visiting Nurse Hospice residents who are interested in Michael, third child to Mr. and Nichols Street, Wilmington, vice Middlesex since 1970, Nolan has Grandparents are Kevin and regularly needs volunteers to learning about Hospice or in Mrs. Michael Marcotte of 956 Margaret Sullivan of North, St., president, according to Giles E. held a number of positions in help terminally ill and their being a Hospice volunteer to Mosher Jr., chairman of the both community and corporate Middlesex Street, Lowell on Tewksbury and Dr. and Mrs. families in Wilmington. attend Feb. 18. January 27 at Winchester James Brown of East board and president. In this banking divisions, progressing "The Hospice volunteer has "Do come and explore the capacity Nolan will be to his current assignment. Hospital. Longmeadow. 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Sunday, Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Fifties Night Saturday (Feb. 12) for assistance including: John Reardon the lower church. at K of C Hall, beginning at Ten ambulance runs, five John Reardon of Broad Street, There will be a presentation eight. false alarms, two service calls, Wilmington has been appointed regarding "Personality and The public is invited to Twist two chimney fires, one building branch manager of your Career," followed by the night away, Rock around the lire, one car fire, one dog rescue Metropolitan Life Insurance refreshments and socializing. clock with DK the DJ and his and one brush fire. Company's newly created The Singles Club is open to all fantastic fifties music, break out Arlington branch, located on single people in the Merrimack the leather jackets and Levis, Tewksbury Newcomers Cambridge Road, Woburn. Valley. shine up those penny loafers and The Tewksbury Newcomers Mr. Reardon joined polish the saddle shoes. Call 851- and Neighbors Club will hold its Metropolitan as a sales James llackett promoted 6866 for information. general monthly meeting representative in 1978 and was James Hackett of Arlene Thursday (Feb. 10) at 7:30 p.m. Avenue, Wilmington has been Wang appointed a sales manager in Wang Laboratories, Inc. of in St. Williams Parish Center, 1980. He is a graduate of the Life promoted to vice president of lower church hall. The topic of , sales and customer services at Tewksbury has raised the Underwriter Training Council quarterly dividend rate on its the meeting will be making course and a registered Creative Professional Services. pastry the microwave way. Inc. (CPS), a direct mail service class B and C stock by one half representative of the National cent payable May 2 to holders of The Tewksbury Newcomers Association of Securities company located in Woburn. and Neighbors Club is open to all Hackett started with CPS in record on April 1. dealers. He and his wife Patricia Wang manufactures computer residents. Call Carol at 851 5266. have a son, John. early 1975 as a warehouse clerk. He ws promoted to sales and word processing systems. Workshop sessions M iniii •■ in .in Colonial Ball representative in 1978 and sales "li'tH Monday's snowstorm Rave this rustic look to Winston Free counseling and workshop The Wilmington Minutemen manager in 1981. Diane Gallagher StrCCt Avenue, oft Aldrich Koad in Wilmington. sessions will be available at will be hosting their annual Diane Gallagher of Frederick Middlesex Community College, Colonial Ball on February 19 at Visual Technology Drive, Wilmington has been »* MEN'S and WOMEN'S e*p,„ Burlington Campus throughout the Sons of Italy Hall on Visual Technology, Inc. of named to the dean's list at Tufts the spring 1983 semester. Are Ballardvale St.. Wilmington. Tewksbury has introduced a University for the fall semester. residents are encouraged to Tickets are $26.00 per couple and new ergonomic housing for its Diane is a sophomore and a participate. include a seven course dinner Visual 100 video display ter- liberal arts major. Subjects of the sessions will and dancing til the wee hours minal. include financial aid, (Mon... Colonial dress is optional and The new enclosure, first in- Open house ^COAT Feb. 14, 6-9 p.m. i; transfer the public is invited. Call 658- troduced in June, features a Wilmington Sons of Italy counseling, iTues., Feb. 15, 6-9 3421 or 658-9776 for tickets or streamlined plastic housing, tilt- Lodge 2183 has issued an in- p.m. i; career counseling, information. and-swivel capabilities, non- vitation to the public to attend i Wed., Feb 16. 6-9 p.m.); stress open house Sunday, March 6 CLEANING SALE glare screen, detached low- Post 136 dinner dance from 2 to 5 p.m. management, iThurs., Feb. 17. American Legion Post 136, profile keyboard and matte 7-9 p.m.). finish keycaps, all designed to The hall is located on Wilmington will sponsor a Ballardvale Street, North dinner-dance, Saturday, Feb. 19, maximize user comfort and Hard of hearing? efficiency. Wilmington. Refreshments will $2.00 OFF 8:00 p.m. at post headquarters. be served and a tour of the Hard of hearing persons, their Middlesex Avenue. Vi-sual Technology THE REGULAR DRYCLEANING PRICE families and friends are invited manufactures and markets a facility will be offered. Call 657- ON EVERY MEN'S OR WOMEN'S COAT! Music for dancing will be 4141 for information. to attend a meeting of self help provided by Three's. Call 658- broad line of video display Bring in as many coats as you wish. Get $2.00 for the hard of hearing at 8 p.m.. 9376 for information. computers. Mother to Mother oft the regular cleaning price ot every coat. Mother to Mother is a support group organized in Burlington The more you bring in. the more you save! servicemen s news by several mothers of young SAVE % children who felt a need for support and information on (it-raid McCarthy Thomas Flaherty It's Senior Airman Bloingen Airman Gerald McCarthy, son parenting. Machinery Technician Third Brenda Blonigen, whose Meetings are held at the SAME DAY SERVICE! of (ierald and Mary McCarthy of Class Thomas Flaherty, son of husband is Air Force Staff Sgt. Columbia Road, Tewksbury, has United Church of Christ Leave it in the morning, pick it up at night Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flaherty of Robert P. Blonigen, son of Mr Congregational, Lexington and graduated from the U.S. Air Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, and Mrs. Silverious Blonigen of Force communications Bedford streets, Burlington. On reenlisted in the United States Crescent St., Wilmington, has WHIHING'ON equipment repair course at Monday, Feb. 14. Jeff Springer, Coast Guard on Friday. January been promoted in the U.S. Air D.V.M. will address the group Sheppard Air Force Base. 21. Force to the rank of senior .,t .MS* .'»: Texas on "Pets and your Family." Call FINAL Flaherty, who is a recent airman. 272-8133 for information. Graduates of this course recipient of the U.S. Coast Blonigen is a law enforcement .2 WEEKS learned how to install and repair Guard Achievement Award and specialist at Pease Air Force EXTRA COUPON BONUS! teletypewriter and com- Base, N.H., with the 509th Barbara Zaino the Good Conduct Award, was This coupon worlh This coupon worth munications machines and sworn in by Warrant Officer Security Police Squadron. Barbara Zaino, daughter of Trili coupon worth earned credits toward an Rogers at Coast Guard Group, She is the daughter of Patricia Barbara and Arthur Zaino of C associate degree in applied Woods Hole. 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Girls Basketball League con- topped the Trojans. 40-15. Val Lakers 14 Bullets 13 Top scorers: Jeff Bowen, 6, Boys Nat. (Colts vs Lionsi; 4 tinued last week with a lull slate Flaherty led all scorers with 22 p.m., Int. Boys Am. (Chiefs vs ol exciting, hard fought battles points for the Nuggets. The Tom Kelly, 4, Jeff Stevenson, 4; Joey Malta, 5, Steve Hanafin, 4, Saints). 6 p.m., Men's League in its' fourth week of action. The Nuggets got fine performances (Stelio's vs B-B); 7:30 p.m., Senior Division race was from Pam Brothers, Lynne Jamie Robichaud, 2. Int. Boys, National Men's League I Leavitt vs R-R). knotted up due to a thrilling Ploof and Jeannie Muise. The Sun.. Feb. 13, North: 1 p.m., Crusaders. 41-31 upset victory Trojans were led by the effort of Lions 26 Bulls 17 Top scorers: MarkGallucci. 8, Jr. Boys No. (Ravens vs over the previously unbeaten Missy Catalano with seven Falcons); 2 p.m., Jr. Boys No. Tilers, thus leaving the points. Tracy Monahan and Tina Eric Peters. 6, Steve Grasso, 8; Mike Kobichaud, 8, J.oe (Royals vs Hawks); 3 p.m., Jr. Crusaders, 76ers and the Paniello played strong defense. Boss No (Condors vs Gulls); 4 Cavaliers tied for the top spot. In Standings Magliozzi, 4. Beavers IIS Cougars 25 p.m.. Practice Int. Boys Am. the Junior Division, the Eagles week four (Rams, Jets, Bills). remain on top. Cavaliers 5-1 Top scorers: Danny Woods. 7, SeanKeagan, 6, Jeff Gardner, 6. Mon., Feb. 14, High: 7 to 8 Tliers II Sonics ;|8 Crusaders 5-1 Brian Dussault. 6, Mike p.m., Practice Jr. Boys So. In the first Senior Division 76ers 5-1 (Knicks, Lakers. Celtics, game of the week, the ,76ers Nuggets 4-2 Sheridan. 6, Sean Hickey, 4. Colts 24 Tigers 22 Bullets), 8:15 p.m.. Men's edged by the Sonics. 41-38 in a Smiles 3-3 League i Analog vs DRC). tough contest The 76ers charge Trojans 2-4 Top scorers: Don Bobbins, 7. Donny Sullivan, 6, Eric Cushing. Tue., Feb. 15, J.T. Berry: 4:30 was led by Ftenee I.ombardi's 16 Kings 0-6 to 6 p.m.. Practice Int. Girls points. Christine Kearns' 11 and Panthers 0-6 Driving Tewksburv forward Tony Kubico puts up a shol between 4, Chris Alleh. 8, Scott Mc HllbiC'O '"" Al"lm,'r defenders during Krida> ninhts 69-43 setback. Mullian, 6. David Hale, 5. i Bees. Foxes i. Tricia Censullo's nine. The Junior Division Wed.. Feb. 16, High: 7 to 8 Sonics received top per- Terriors 26 Chiefs K Int. Boys American Hams 57 Jets 18 p.m.. Practice. Jr. Boys No. formances from Kristen In the Junior Division last [Condors, Gulls. Hawks. Doherty's 14 points and Shannon week, the Terriors won the Top scorers: Eric Torrell. 22, Bui Buonopane, 10, Chris Parr. Ravensi; 8:15 p.m., Jr Boys So Doherty and Christine Blake battle of the expansion teams i Bullets vs Lakers). with six points apiece. 11, John McGlaughlin. 10, Bob with a 26-8 victory over the Thur.. Feb. 17. J.T. Berry: Cavaliers 47 Nuggets 43 LaBossiere. 4. Chiefs. The Terriors charge was 4:30 toll p.m.. Practice Int. Boys In the second Senior Division Chiefs 32 Bills 25 led by Dawn Williams and Kerry Nat. (Bulls. Cougars). game, the Cavaliers slipped by Hallpran with eight points Top scorers: Ered Ryan, 14, Jon Hensey, 8, David Hamilton, Thur.. Feb. 17. High: 7 to 8 the Nuggets. 47-43. Jeannie apiece. Pam Woods and Jenny p.m.. Practice Jr Girls (Jays. Sullivan led all scorers with 22 Lacroix chipped in with strong 4, Brian Murphy, 4, Huss Lydon, 12, Jimmie Brann, 7, Steve Robins. Larks. Orioles); 8:15 points lor the Cavaliers The games for the Terriors. The p.m.. Men's League (Altron vs Cavaliers also received fine Chiefs were led by Tricia Hunt, 4. R-R). efforts from Lori Zotto along Mazzone and Dianne Doherty Bills 31 Saints 23 with Mary and Frannie with six and two points. Top scorers: Jimmy Sal., Feb. 19. High: noon to 1 Nawossa. The Nuggets were led Pistons 16 Bucks 10 JIamilton, 8. Jell LaBossiere, 4, p.m., Clinic, Jr. Girls; 1 p.m.. by Val Flaherty and Pam The Pistons clipped the Bucks, Huss Lydon, 6, Mike Stewart, 8, Int. Boys Nat. (Lions vs Brothers with 18 and 11 points. 16-10 in other Junior Division Joe Maiella, 7, Rob Desantis, 4. Beavers); 2 p.m., Int. Boys Nat Also playing a fine game was action last week Lynne Murray Intermediate (.iris (Tigers vs Cougarsi; 3 p.m., Int. Jodi Sutherland. led all scorers with 12 points for Minks 22 Deers 16 Boys Nat (Colts vs Bulls); 4 Cavaliers 54 Panthers 14 the Pistons. Robin Plachowicz Top scorers: Leigh Hastings, p.m., Jr Boys So, (Bullets vs The Cavaliers won their and Lisa Boutwell played strong 10, Melissa Elia, 8, Kristen Lakersi; 5 p.m., Jr. Boys So. second game of the week by defensive games for the Pistons. Caizzi, 4. Kay Hamilton. 9. (Knicks vs Celtics); 6:30 p.m., topping the Panthers. 54-14. The The Bucks had Kathy Kobelski Kittens 22 Koxes 111 Int. Boys Am-'..Chiefs vs Jets); Cavaliers were led by the efforts and Jeanette Lauzier leading Top scorers: Karen Anderson, 7:30 p.m.. Int. Boys Am. < Rams of Lori Zotto and Jeannie the way with four points apiece. 6. Cathy Nistico, 6; Amy Caruso, vs Saints). Sullivan with 15 and 13 points Bla/ers 22 Pacers 17 8, Judy Baptiste, 5, Tracy respectively The Panthers were In other action, the Blazers' Harding, 3. Sal.. Feb. 19. North: 1 p.m.. paced by Valerie Crowell and lourth quarter rally paved the Swans X Bees I Jr. Boys No. I Royals vs Maria Burns with eight and four way for a 22-17 win over the Top scorers: Darlene Puma, Ravens); 2 p.m.. Int. Girls points Pacers. In that fourth quarter, 6. Lynn Newhouse, 2, Susan iMinks vs Poxes); 3 p.m.. Int. Sonics 54 Kings 30 the Blazers outscored the McFsayden. 2. AnnMarie Girls Deers vs Bees); 4 p.m.. In other Senior Division ac- Pacers 8-2 Melanie Danner led Meeken, 2. Int. Boys Am. (Bills vs Jets); 6 tion, the Sonics knocked off the the way with 14 points. The Junior Girls p.m., Men's League < Analog vs Kings. 54-30. Debbie Byrne and Blazers also received fine ef- Robins 27 Jays 2:1 Leavitt); 7:30 p.m.. Men's Kristen Doherty chipped in 15 forts from Annemarie Marcucci Top scorers: Rpbyn Carbone, League (R-R vs B-Bi. points each to pace the Sonics. and Elizabeth Wrobel. The 14, Danielle Pay, 9, Chris Sun.. Feb. 20, North: 1 p.m.. The Sonics had top games from Pacers were sparked by Kim S III other ill i£ Tewksbury's It "bin Kiddle puts a defensive blanket over an Bonnarigo, 13, Kristen Peters, Jr. Girls (Wrens vs Doves); 2 l.aura Boyden and Liz Busch. Kirk's 11 points Jody Cun- Andover player as teammate Mar> Hill i left i looks on. The 10. p in , Jr. Girls i Jays vs Larks); The Kings were led by Stephanie ningham and Kerry Thornhill deft'HSt* TM1IS girls seored a 15-39 victor) at \ndo\er l'rida> nighl. Doves 22 l.arks,20 3 p.m., Jr. Girls (Robins vs Vultaggio's 20 points, along with also played strong games Top scorers: Denise Curran, Orioles); 4 p.m., Jr. Boys No the elforts of Kelly Sheehan and 8, AnnMarie Anderson, 6, (Falcons vs Eagles). Eagles '12 Warriors ;i Michelle Eddy. 8. Leanne Diane DeVita. In the final Junior Division Crusaders II Tliers ill Bishop. 8 February 7 game of the week, the Eagles Orioles 22 Wrens 10 The Crusaders came away scalped the Warriors, 12-3. Junior Girls with a 41-31 upset victory over Top scorers: Gina Martinello. Jays 7 1 Maryellen Brooks threw in six 8. Jen O'Donnell, 5, MaryBeth ihc Tliers. The tight battle saw points lor the Eagles Renee Orioles- 3-1 lour quarters of constant ex- Rawson. 4. Lauren Robinson, 4. Doves 2-2 Bernard and Charlene Cestroni Junior Boys North citement, with the lead never Robins 2 2 played tough defensive games Condors 25 Hawks 15 being more than a two point lor the Eagles. The Warriors St. William's Wrens 2 2 Top scorers: J. Robichaud, 15, margin until late in the game, Larks (1 I wre led by Kim Davis and Karen Doug Poland, 6, Mike George, when the Crusaders finally- Nuziato, chipping in with two Junior Boys pulled away The Crusaders 10, Bob Anderson, 3. North points and one point. Eagles 16 Royals 1:1 aitack was led by Michelle Blum stuns Chelmsford Eagles 4-0 Top scorers: Scott Tuxbury, 4, wilh 13 points and Ann Marie Standings Falcons ■I 0 Andy Parr, 4, Mike Burns, 4, Calahan with 10 points and week four Si William's cadel leam the game with smart. Condors 2 1 several ke> assists The F.agles 4-0 stunned a very big St Mary's aggressive defense and strong Sean Demaggio. 7. Peter Ravens 2-2 I rusaders also had sharp games Blazers 3-1 team from Chelmsford last rebounding, as they chopped Madberry, 6. Gulls 1 3 from Cathy Higgins. Susan Dec Pacers 2-2 week with a 61-59 win al that away the deficit and came away Junior Boys South Royals 1-3 and Missy Beauheu The 76ers Pistons 2 2 buzzer The winning basket with a big win. Celtics 211 Knicks 17 Hawks 0-3 Terriors 2 2 Top scorers: Mike were sparked by the efforts of coming was scored by Brian Top scorers lor St. William's - Junior Boys Kenee Lombardi with 15 points Warriors 2 2 Aylward, who pumped up and were Jell Smith, lfi. Hobby Buonopane. 8. Jon Messer, 6, South along with the play of Christine Bucks 1 :l su ished the haltcourl shol Aylward 14, Brian Aylward 11. Mark Palmisano, 6, Brian Lakers Davis. 8 4-0 Kearns and Tricia Censullo Chiefs 0-4 In this very tight, hard loughl Brian Kobelski, nine points and Celtics ■I i Nuggets 10 Trojans 15 battle, the lead see sawed hack Charlie Gath, eight points. Sun., Feb. 13, High: 1 p.m., Bullets 0-3 In the final Senior Division and forth, with St William's up Top rebounders were Ken Int. Boys Nat. 1 Bulls vs Knicks 0 5 28-24 at the hall The local boys Coviello, Gath and the Aylward came nut in the second half and inntliers Key defensive per- hit a cold spell and were down by tormauces were turned in by as much as 10 points early in the Pat Brooks, Bobby Busch, lourth quarter. Smith, Kobelski and Coviello. St. St William's snapped oul ol it William's overall record now Haffner's Fuel Oil with lour minutes remaining in stands at 4-1 BRAKE RUSSELL STOVER VALENTINE HEARTS fflKvmn-' HAFFNER'S PRICE — Free Wrapping — Disc or Drum TIMEX WATCHES - all 20% off = Includes • Oejn & repack *•■■• e< • *>ydrau< system • Add I • I *c-,l 2 Wheel Front Disc • • ■■ *■,...< 9c VALENTINE CARDS & GIFTS. Resu'fjce ' - ■BMflMMMi TOWN CRIER. FEBRUARY 9. 1983 stand Plenty Of traCk where the action is MVC Girls Basketball Dracut < Youth Ice Arena, 8:50 MVC Girls- p.m.). Basketball Track FrL, Feb. 11: Tewksbury Large School freshman boys at Lawrence; Wed.. Feb. 16: Wilmington vs W..L..T on tap Tewksbury -• r- r ' ; ~> ■MMM I I f 10 TOWN CRIER. WILMINGTON. MASS . FEBRUARY 9, 1983 • Jewel Drive in bonds, taken from those two No challengers Karen Andersen weds Paul Boudreau I Continued from Page II men. If the town does not spend Blake was of the opinion that all that money, in doing the work, then those men get the carried old fashioned baskets of the WRA could "excavate" for for selectmen roses and carnations. water storage purposes in the remainder back. In each case, it seems, there is The political scene in Mark Boudreau served his area of the "Panama Canal" Wilmington remains fairly brother as best man while and not hurt the area of Lot 9A. a contractor waiting for money. quiet. Nearly a month remains ushering duties were in charge one of the choice pieces of land In the case of Mr. Integlia, the before the deadline for filing Of Robert Ritcher, Paul Rose in the development. Backman sum of $105,000 was mentioned. nomination papers and only a and Buck Whittle, friends of the asked Bruce if that could be The underground wiring was few new candidates have come groom and Douglas MacDonald, done, but the subject got lost as mentioned again briefly. Arnold Blake declared that Reading forth. the groom's cousin. another one came up. No challengers have yet come Immediately following the Who was it who asked for the Electric Light would not bid, in forth to face incumbent select- ceremony, a reception was held underground wiring? What any instance where the town n John Imbimbo and Dan at Sons of Italy Hall, Wilmington would happen if the town put in called for bids. Ballou. both of whom are cir- where Lisa Bova, a friend of the other wiring than underground'.' Rocco declared that, from a culating nomination papers. couple, circulated the guest Would the town get sued by "practical standpoint" no in- The housing authority seat book and Harvest provided some of the developers who have dustrial development should be presently held by Chairman music for dancing. had to put in underground forced to have underground George Hooper has attracted For her daughter's wedding, wiring? wiring Al Reidy disagreed. It two challengers. Elmer Parker Mrs. Andersen chose a pink voil Altman declared that any saves time and money if done and Wilson Belbin are both gown with ruffled sleeves and developer could allege a right, he said. circulating nomination papers, color and a corsage of dark pink "subterfuge" and "certainly" The wiring problem, to Blake, as is Hooper. tea roses. The mother of the could sue. "That doesn't mean was really almost simple. More One incumbent and one groom was attired in a pleated there is proof." complicated, he said, was the challenger have taken out burgandy gown with chiffon Blake asked questions about conservation problem. That cold papers for two school committee bodice and a corsage of light "attachments" by some of the really be something over which seats The challenger is Anthony pink tea roses. contractors who had done work to argue. Accardi, Jr The incumbent is For traveling the new Mrs. in the development. As Altman remarked, there John Brooks. Boudreau chose a two piece blue It developed that there were were 14 options, and none in Moderator Michael Caira has wool suit with matching ac- two attachments, at least. One concurrence with any other. taken out papers, for re- cessories and a white orchid goes back to the original con- Presumably there will be nomination. That job is one corsage. tract, about 10 years ago. The more discussion, and soon. The which has a term of one year. Following a wedding trip to other goes back to the work of WRA and the planning board are There is seldom a contest. Vermont, the couple is now Integlia. anxious to get the project No candidates have yet taken living in Wilmington. There is. at this time. $71,500 started again. out nomination papers for the The bride was educated in Wilmington Redevelopment Wilmington Schools and Nor- "The Lincoln Play" Feb. 11 Authority or the Regional Karen Lee Andersen, wide self pleated ruffle which thern Essex Community 11. Each year, the PAC sponsors Vocational Technical School daughter of Douglas and Brenda extended into a chapel length College. She is now employed at The North Intermediate several assemblies for the Committee Andersen of Oakdale Road. N. train. Her chapel length veil was Charles River Breeding School Parent Advisory (PACi student body. The deadling for taking out Wilmington, became the bride of draped from a matching pitcher Laboratories. Council's Value and Cultural Abraham Lincoln, in the papers is March 2; March 4 is Paul Boudreau. son of John and hat and she carried a bouquet of Her husband, also educated in Assemblies Sub-committee, person of actor - playwright the filing deadline. The election Jean Boudreau of Burl Road on white roses, carnations and Wilmington and at Northern headed by parent Beverly Bart McCarthy, will appear at will be held Sat.. April 16 Saturday. September 18. babys breath Essex, is currently employed as Soper, has scheduled for the the North Intermediate School The Town Crier will publish The altar of St.. Thomas Carla Jean Andersen, sister of a mechanic at D & D Gulf in students, two performances of auditorium announcements of candidacy Church, Wilmington, before the bride served as maid of North Wilmington. the Lincoln Play for February from any candidate who submits which Father Victor LaVoie honor in a huckleberry selesta an announcement prior to the performed the 11 am Nutptial gown trimmed with lace at the filing deadline. After March 4. Mass, was adorned with neckline and sleeves. material will be accepted only bouquets of white mums and The bride's attendants in- ilmington senior topics as advertising. roses. cluded Sharon Boudreau, sister Given in marriage by her of the groom; Gayle Elliot, Whist party Monday Office cleaner I.D. cards friend of the bride; Jill Bot- The arts and crafts committee Identification cards are (•range will be 76 lather, the bride was radiant in Dr. Carol Golub of the tomley, cousin of the bride and will hold its first whist party of available at the Drop-in Center Wilmington Grange No. 268 an ivory gown of silk organza, Wilmington Family Counseling Lyn-Anne Roach, cousin of the February, Monday Feb. 14, every day from 9 a.m. to 4:30 will celebrate its 76th an- featuring a fitted bodice, high Service would like a senior to bride. beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the p.m. Proof of age and residence niversary Wednesday. March 23 neckline and long camelot clean the offices. It will take one The attendants were attired in Drop-in Center. Following the must be given. This proof can be at 8 p.m. The public is invited to sleeves, both accented with or two hours a week. Anyone violet gowns styled like that of whist, Paula Kalberg and found on a driver's license. A drop in at the hall on Bay Street reembroidered schiffle lace. interested should call Dr. Golub the maid of honor. They wore Turley Leslie of Sweetheart card entitles you to many and see that Grange is alive and Her gently draped skirt was at "658-9889. matching derby hats and Plastics and their friends will be well. edged with matching lace and discounts. conducting a Valentine's party. Refreshments will be served and a sing-a-long will be en- Wilmington s eniors menu Wilmington police news joyed. Week of F ebruary11 Changing benefits Monday: Chicken croquettes, milk Arrests Cross Street. Maiden Wed- Way in response to a complaint. Seniors should be aware of whipped potato, .applesauce, Thursday: Scrambled meat Tuesday afternoon an An- nesday afternoon charging him Parker was held on bail over- changes in benefit programs for cornberad and butter, cake with with gravy over whipped potato. dover man was arrested by with forgery and uttering a false night due to an outstanding older Americans. There are frosting and milk. carrot nuggets, bread and Officer Arthur Lynch after an prescription. default warrant still pending. letters at the Center addressed Tuesday: Veal parmegiana. butter, jello with topping and investigation of an assault The incident happened when Stolen car to local politicians, objecting to spaghetti, buttered vegetable, milk. Friday: Fish dinner, fluffy complaint by a high school Sears presented the false script Shortly after midnight Sunday the changes. All seniors should pudding with topping and milk rice, buttered vegetable, wheat student. at Birch Super Drug The Nicholas Nicolopoulas of mail one of them. Wednesday: Salisbury steak, Robert McWhinne. 19. of druggist became suspicious and Nicholas Avenue, Chelmsford. Hearing aid specialist potato rounds, buttered green or white bread, cookies or ice Chester Street. Andover. was called police. Sears was bailed reported his 1981 Cadillac Fred Gerulskis, hearing aid beans, pudding with topping and cream and milk charged with assault and bat- for a' Thursday court ap- Eldorado stolen from the specialist, will be at the Center tery and trespassing. He was pearance. parking lot at Rocco's Friday. Feb. 18 from 10 a.m. He Minuteman Home Care menu taken to Woburn District after Wednesday evening officers ResUiurant. will check the hearing of seniors Week of February II the arrest where his case was McCue and Redding arrested No more than usual he was not able to test in Served at Burlington Senior Monday: Turkey casserole, continued for two weeks. Robert Parker of Friendship This weeks' storm caused no December. He will also check Citizens Friendship Center. 45 broccoli, tiny whole carrots, Sgt. Peterson and Officer Joe Street. Billerica. charging him more than the usual number of hearing aides. Mr. Gerulskis Center St., Burlington where vienna bread, chilled fruit. Cuoco arrested Danen Sears of with operating a motor vehicle fender benders, skidding in- offers his services free of nutrition aide is Kay Tuesday: Grapefruit juice, while under the influence of cidents and cars leaving the charge Cavanaugh. Call 272-9552 for stuffed shells with meatballs, alcohol. The arrests was made roadway. Thanks to the prompt Bowling reservations. tossed salad, crusty roll, fresh I OMMOMVK U.TH OK M \SS\I III SKTTS when officers were dispatched action of the Wilmington High- Senior citizen bowling is held North Woburn - Wilmington at fruit PKOBATK (III KT to Woburn Street near Industrial way Department, all roads were every Wednesday afternoon at MIIHII KSKXM v. ,u:ri North Congregational Church, Wednesday: Cream of Mtrharl II Ja) Plaintiff kept passable during the storm the Candlepin Lanes, North 896 Main St., Woburn where site broccoli soup, tuna sandwich, \s Summoiutn Publication TOWN OF WILMINGTON and no major traffic problems Reading beginning at 1:30. All manager is Marilyn Georgis. .irnnn- l.ynnja) Defendant potato salad, carrot-raisin To tiK- above named Defendant .occurred. interested seniors are urged to Call 933-8643 for rservations. salad, chilled fruit. \ romplainl hai i*w presented in this Court Warning take part. Reservations must be made Thursday: Beef strogonoff, byyourapoiue MicharlH Jay. seeking a decree Another reminder to Clothes ..I separate support against you by II a.m. the day before egg noodles, brussels sprouts, Vim are required loserveupont haries H M« snowmobilers to keep their Many clothes are donated to planned participation. pumpernickle bread, vanilla Caulry. Jr. plaintiff's attorney *ims»' address machines off the pa'ved streets the Center. Seniors are invited Menus are subject to change is 7 Winn str.s-i Woburn Massachusetts mwil pudding with cheeries and your .ms wer on or before April n istti l( you (ail MASSACHl SETTS where they don't belong. Those to drop in and check 'em out.' without notice. Transportation topping. lodosu the Court * ill unm-ed u> ih»- hearing .mil INVITATION TO BIO caught on the roads will be Frances Calandrello is in is available, especially for Friday: Baked chicken, adjudication of Ihis action ^ mi are also required towed and a citation will be 10 (lie ii copy <>l >our answer in Hie office ol the Scaled bids for the printing of the charge handicapped people. mashed potatoes, stewed Register ol this t'nurl ;it K.isi Cambridge 1982 Town Report of the Town of issued, carrying fines up to and TOWN OF WILMINGTON tomatoes, honey wheat bread, Massachusetts Wilmington will be received at the over $100! BOARD OF APPEALS cranberry cake. Witness siiKII.A K MrUOVERN Esq First office of the Town Manager. Town - Judge ni said < ourl at Cambridge Case 10-83 January 21. 19KI Hall. Wilmington, Massachusetts A Public Hearing will be held at BOARD OF APPEALS PaulJ i avanaugh. Register 01887, until 11:00 a.m on Thursday, the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex Case 13-83 J26 I . 9 of Probate February 24. 1983. when and where Public meetings Avenue, on February 22. 1983, at 7.00 A Public Hearing will be held at they will be publicly opened and Monday, Feb. 14: 7:30 p.m.. P.M., on the application of Leonard the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex I IIM MiiNUI \l III ill \l \ss\i III s| 1 |- read BOARD OF APPEALS Chishnlni. 31 Hopkins Street, to oh Avenue, on February 22,1983, at 7:00 rKtiHtii: mi HT Board of Registrars at the town Mark each envelope: "Bid on 1982 Case 7-83 tain a variance from Section f). I'M, on the application of Ralph E. MllilH.hs.lA ss N.i t.-sls hall; Board of Selectmen at the Town Report to be opened at 11:00 A Public Hearing will be held at Schedule of Requirements of the New house. 37 Lowell Street, to ac- Predrrlrk s. Nallivan plaintiff town hall. vs . Summons by Publication am . February 21 1981 the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex Zoning By Law authorizing a quire a variance from Section VI lllane M i Hiihhms' MilllMin llefen'l.mt The Town of Wilmington reserves Tuesday. Feb. 15: 7:30 p.m., Avenue on February 22. 1983 at 7:00 building permit for a single family 'Schedule of Requirements! I'M Ihe above named Defendant Ihe right to reject any bid or any Finance Committee, town hall; residence on a lot with less than the authorizing the construction of a \ complaint h,is l*"en uresenled In Ihis I ourt P.M on the application of Everett A. part thereof deemetl not to be in the h\ youi spouse Frederics N Sullivan, seeking Planning Board, town hall Stanley, 47 Marion Street, to acquire required frontage for property single family dwelling on a lot hav- custody of the minor child Francis K HwlUvan best interest of the Town of Wilm- annex; Redevelopment Com- a special permit pursuant to Section located on Hilton Drive Extension. ing insufficient depth for property- Nou are riH|inreil to serve upon Krederirk S ington mission, town hall. VM.D authorizing the construction Map 10 Parcel IC located on High Street. Map 87 Kallivaa plaintiff whose address is Wl Reginalds Stapczynski Parcel 2. Shaughnes) Terrace Lowell M.i unir answer Wednesday, Feb. 16: 7:30 of an addition to a non-conforming Bruce MacDonald on or before April 19 iwt If youfaiilodoso.the F9.16 Town Manager p.m.. Finance Committee, at the building Map 16 parcel 55 and part F2.9 Board of Appeals . . Bruce MacDonald F2.9 Board of Appeals ( ourt will proceed to r|„. hearing and adjudna town hall of 56 BOARD OF APPEALS 'ron«»(jhis action Von are also required to file a Bruce MacDonald Case 11-83 BOARD OF APPEALS cup) ifjoui answei in Ihe office of the Registel TOWN OF WILMINGTON Case 14-83 ol this Court a' Cambridge \ F2.9 Board of Appeals A Public Hearing will be held at Witness SHKILA K McfMiVERN Esq Kirsi TOWN OF WILMINGTON BOABD OF APPEALS the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex A Public Hearing will be held at Judge'of said t ourt At t ambndge Case 8-83 Avenue, on February 22, 1983. at 7:00 the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex laMJar) 21 VU A Public Hearing will be held at P.M., on the application of Gertrude Avenue on February 22, 1983 at 7:00 PaulJ t'tfvanaugh P.M., on the application of Ralph E. ):•. F2 B Kegislet ol Probate the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex O. Anderson. 20 BuVi Road, to ac- Avenue on February 22, 1983 at 7 00 quire a variance from Section V-l Newhouse, 37 Lowell Street, to ac- quire a variance from Section V-l I IIMMI.SWI VI III III \I\NS\( III M-HS CONSERVATION P.M., on the application of Rainbow (Schedule of Requirements I'KOHMI- Wll I Will V oil II I COMMISSION Fuel Company. 1 Lowell Street, to authorizing the construction of a (Schedule of Requirements) Vtll>lll»KX. SS Ml CONTINUED Pl'BLIC HEARING CONSERVATION acquire a special permit in accor single family dwelling w ithin the re authorizing the construction of a \inii i- oi dance with Section III-3-B 5 quired reserve yard areas on a lot single family dwelling on a lot hav- I'HoHMKOt Mil I Notice is hereby given that a COMMISSION I Hit III I t rilllM\s laleol Wlhn public hearing will be held in the PUBLIC HEARING authorizing additional sign area. having insufficient, frontage, depth, ing insufficient depth for property- inulon in Ihe t ount) ol Middlesex Town Hall Annex. Middlesex Notice is hereby given that a Map 41 Parcel 137A and area for property located at 19 located on Brand Avenue. Map 44 MITII e. Avenue, in the office of the Conser public hearing will be held in the Bruce MacDonald Burt Road. Map 30 Parcel 64 Parcel 63B \ petition has been presented in the abovv cap F2.9 Board of Appeals Bruce MacDonald Bruce MacDonald ' .I i d mallet praying that a . ertain inslrumeni vation Commission on Thursday. Town- Hall Annex, Middlesex purportmg to be tin- laisi v.ill oi said decej t February 17. 1983. at 9 30 p m , in Avenue, in the office of the Conser- BOARD OF APPEALS F2.9 Board of Appeals F2.9 Board of Appea Is ill.,, t-' pro\»sl and allow,si and that Kooerl H compliance with the provisions of "vatitm Commission on Thursday. Case 9-83 BOARD OF APPEALS BOARD OF APPEALS Thomas ol ,\meshur\ in the i ounly ol Essex and Mass G.I. Chapter 131. section 40. February 17, 1983, at 8 30 p.m., in A Public Hearing will be held at Case 12-83 Case 15-83 ErnealL N'tgro of Reading County of Middlesex the Town Hall Annex 342 Middlesex A Public Hearing will be held at A Public Hearing will be held at he appoilllisl CoExeCUtOTS without K'vnV ■' as amended, on the application of compliance with the provisions of surel) on their hooil James T. Palmer. 292 Middlesex Mass G.I. Chapter 131. section 40, Avenue on February 22. 1983 at 7:00 the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex the Town Hall Annex, 342 Middlesex II you desire to object to the allowance ot said Avenue. • Wilmington. as amended, on the application of P.M . on the application of Jackson Avenue, on February 22, 1983, at 7:00 Avenue, on February 22,1983, at 7:00 petition you ur your attorney should (lie a writ Brothers. Inc.. 200 Andover Street, P.M., on the application of Kevin A. P.M. on the-application of Thomas ten appearance in said Court, at Cambridge on Massachusetts, to work within 100' Michael McCoy. 31 Kenwood and Gail A. Smith. 7 Dorchester E. Kuoki-ii in care of Polyvinyl or before Man h 11 IUK.1 'Vou most in addition to - of wetlands and to excavate and fill Avenue, Wilmington. to acquire a variance from Section filing a written appoaram-e as aforesaid file existing swamp by providing com- Massachusetts, to fill and grade land V-l (Schedule of Requirements! Street, to acquire a variance from Chemical Industries. 730 Main within thirty m days alter said return day a pensating storage in order to create into and abutting a wetland and pro- authorizing the construction of a Section V-l (Schedule of Re- Street, to acquire a special permit in written statement of objections to the petition 11 acres of land for construction of a vide compensating storage for the single family dwelling en a lot hav- quirements! authorizing an existing compliance with Section VI-l/D KiunK specific grounds therefor authorizing the construction of an Witness Sheila K McGovem. Ksjjuire First 12 lot housing development Land purpose of constructing a building. ing insufficient depth and area for garage to remain within side and -Judge of said Court at t ambndge. (he second shown on Assessor's Map-79. Parcel Land shown on Assessor's Map 49. property located at 103 Nichols front reserve yards Map 11 Parcel addition to a non-conforming use day ol February, in the year ol our laird one 6C-1. off Middlesex Avenue. Parcel 57-B. Lowell Street Street. Map 36 Parcel part of 108 44 A Map 39 Parcel 8A thousand mne.hundre • - buppl«m«nt loO.ni, Tliiwa&CnrtMVrlti \VHuLufU. Re«dmg. V/l.nllttfflf. bun r,ylu*i WdK«lt«iO). Lffi.meld V )\V A V/V- (tor tfUOOO Readers Supplement Serving 10 Communities - Published Weekly Do you feel all alone? causes, symptoms, and treat Do you feel alone with your give them a more enlightened ments for mental illness i there breakthrough in our un problems as though no one in the derstanding of causes, treatment, awareness of the nature of whole wide world shares, or are several kinds you knowi and chronic menial illnesses, and how how we help each other overcome and possibility of prevention; cares, or understands... ? advocacy on the local, state, we as families can be involved in feelings of despair, frustration, Then you haven't attended an and national levels thai are their treatment. AMI meeting! and isolation which gradually Next meetings are February 9 restores meaning and dignity to working for legislation and AMI mocts the second -and and February 23 at 7:30 p.m. our own lives; funding, and to improve the fourth Wednesday each month at There is no admission charge. ...information about quality of services for the men- 7:30 pm in the Health & Kdueation All are welcome. Coffee and professionals willing to work with tally ill; Building at the New England sociability * following the and not against families; where ...changes in training for Memorial Hospital. Stoneham meetings. to find help in crisis; available mental health professionals to AM.I is a grassroots coalition of community services; and families and friends of [he available financial aid; **• mentally ill, and are linked STONEHAM AND WOBURN youngsters have participated assurance that rights as together with others through state family or patient are respected in a Special Olympics Celebrity Sports Carnival to include ■ 1 and National Alliance for the and that we have access to the r> Joey Hamlet. 4. and Maria Hamlet, (> of Woburn and Mentally III needed services; David Noonan. 4, of Stoneham who were al the Individuals are invited to meet ...our part in helping to change Massachusetts Special Olympics Celebrity Sports Carnival with AMI and find out about stereotypes, dispel myths, and ...self help and advocacy where held recently at Boston Garden as' they ran into world overcome stigmas associated we share common problems famous clown Ronald McDonald. Ronald McDonald and his with mental illness; mutual encouragement, practical young friends spent the evening raising money for Special ...research in the physiological, advice, and learn that we are not Olympics, an organizayion that coordinates athletic events neurological, biochemical, and alone. genetic aspects of chronic mental for Massachusetts' special needs populations. ...knowledge of. probable illnesses that could lead to a Woburn Sportsmen's Club Home Firearms Safety Course offered Starting in mid- calibers and current Association's certified sessions is a- at 1:00 to 5:00 pm. The February, a con- laws regarding NRA instructors. With requirement for second course will be tinuing instruction firearms. Anyone over over forty instructors issuance of a cer- held on February 25 effort will commence eighteen may register available, this course tificate. A five dollar and 2ti for the benefit of the by giving their name, will be given at fee will cover all in The club is located public with a Home address and phone repeated intervals structional material approximately three Firearms Safety number by phone to twice a month. The and ammunition. No miles north of the Course of two days Paul Beaudry at 273- Woburn Sportsmen firearms are to be Burlington Shopping duration. This will 1343 in Burlington. have been giving this brought to the course Mall on the right side allow men, women and The course will be course for the last The first course dates of the Middlesex young adults to given to a limited class several years with and times are Friday. Turnpike, just after become familiar with, of twelve persons by hundreds of local February 18 at 7:30 to the Shawsheen River learn care, handling several of Woburn residents benefitting 10:00 p.m. and and opposite the Oak techniques, types. Sportsmen s Attendance at both Saturday. February t'J Park Industrial Area. Sgt. 1st Class Donald Tropp on the National Guard Cobra team, ROVING Dan Ferullo presented wrestler Walter "Killer'' Kowalski with an award at the Woburn Mall recently, in gratitude for the work that Kowalski has The first talent that grew up with TV done to help promote the National Guard. (KAP Photo) FM TALK I happened to be withholding effects compounded deposit. Liquor stores in our own this columnist, "and 1 can un listening to Paul Benzaquin, the interest, and creates an ad- back yard are beginning to feel dersland why. A case of Lite costs discursive radio talk show host ditional burden on bankers. If the backlash from angry con- $13.60 here. Over the state line, in " Village Carpet Shop who has lethal verbal powers, on you're against this ridiculous law, sumers. "A lot of my customers Salem, they can buy the same my way home from Boston the let your banker know, so he can have told me they're going up to case for $8.50." Apparently many other night, when an interestlrtg pass your sentiments on to the New Hampshire to buy their point about the current crop of on- proper authorities. beer," one liquor store owner told ROVING S-6 If those new coin-operated the-air television personalities, I Audubon Society guess one would call them, was recording machines that ONE PRICE made. Benzaquin noted to his resemble jukeboxes, replete with caller and to his vast audience an assortment of background that we viewers are seeing the music and claims to make us all Annual bird census first talent that grew up watching into professional singers, ever Recently cardinals BUYS IT ALL! If you find yourself bearing trees in sur- jnake it into nightclubs, that's tv. and it shows in many of them. eye to eye with a and mockingbirds burban areas and the when 111 decide to stay at home at Benzaquin indicated that they cardinal. a became year-round warming trend in the night and take up needlepoint. I'll aren't as well trained with their mockingbird or a residents of New region's climate. stick with the likes of Frankie speech and voices as the radio tufted titmouse over England. In the past, How are these Baby, thank you... First there CARPET, PAD,^ INSTALLATION people who made the transition to t he weekend of few titmice entered species of birds was the Denver Boot. Then came television in the early fifties were, February 12th and this region; however, identified? Male the Boston Boot. Now there's - I and 1 agree. Without naming 13th, the since 1957 the numbers cardinals are bright YOUR CHOICE OF are you ready for this, parking names, listen to and observe Massachusetts of both cardinals and red and females are a some of the local talent violators? — the Big Apple Eye. Audubon Society tufted titmouse have warm orange-brown SAXONY PLUSHES & Teleprompters may have im- You ask, what, prey tell, is the would like to know increased sharply and with a red bill. Tufted proved their eye contact, but they Big Apple Eye? It is a myriad of about it. Birds of these the number of titmice are all grey, SCULPTURED SAXONYS could certainly use some good cameras mounted conspicuously species appearing at mockingbirds has and both titmice and elocution lessons around the streets of New York backyard feeders in almost doubled over cardinals have crests. On the subject of watching tv, I City, designed for the express New England will be the last several years. Mockingbirds are wish 1 could stop feeling so guilty purpose of monitoring illegally counted as part of the The population shift grey, robin-sized birds every time 1 eat a pepper steak parked cars, especially those left Society's annual to the Northeast by with long tails edged in sandwich while catching the double parked The camera gets a census. these birds has been white • Richard Simmons show. There's gander at your license number, Mockingbirds, explained by the — Massachusetts always that proverbial solutional, and bingo, a few days later you cardinals and titmice popularity of backyard Audubon Society, though: switch the channel....I receive a fine through the mail are birds usually found feeders and the Lincoln, Ma. 01773 or also wish somebody would ex- from your friendly local police. in southern climates. planting of fruit calling (6171 259-9500. Reg. value '16.95 plain the benefits of Uncle Sam's traffic division. If the system withholding of taxes on interest works in the Big Apple, how soon SAVE 2-3 $4 per sq. yd. earned on savings accounts. will it be before it makes its way There is none, as far as I can see. to Beantown? The Beantown BEAT INFLATION — HURRY IN TO SELECT Eye? 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Walfield, Sr of of Tewksbury and Mrs 1 (Genevievc Flynn) of daughter, Kerri Lynn, Swampscott, Norma Anna Molenda of i:t5 Cambridge St.. )fuH BlJfl byt^sN on Jan 23. Grand- G. MacDonnell of Canada. Wunchcster a son, parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lynn, and Mr. Boggle Challenge HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU FIND THE John Joseph, III, on Frederick Bellissimo Leonard T. Mac- MR. AND MRS. Jan 21 Grand- WORDS LISTED BELOW ? of Wilmington and Mr. Donnell of Nahant. GLENN P. MILLEY How many words can you make? parents Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph (Donna Kirby) of 29 Frank J Flynn of In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and THE LEFTOVER LETTERS SPELL Axelrod of No. An- MR. AND MRS Lothrop Rd., Reading Needham and Mr and dover. write them down To make a word, use letters, in THE MYSTERY WORD ROBERT F. BURKE a son, Brad Judson, on sequence, that ad|Oin at any side 01 coiner Each letter in Mrs. John .1 Lynch of (Uim) of 1202 Main St.. Jan. 20. Grand- the grid may be used only once in a word Any word Baysidc. N Y MR. AND MRS. Tewksbury a son, parents: Mr and Mrs. tound in a standard English dictionary is acceptable BRIAN J WALSH Patrick Christopher, •PLAY AGAINST Donald Kirby of THE "BOGGLE MR AND MRS. 1 Mary D'Agoslinoi of on Jan. 19. Grand- Wilmington and Mr. ANDRKYV JOHN BRAIN": Find his 13 Scituate St., parents: Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Arthur list below See it GANG! 1 Rosanne Arlington a daughter, William A. Burke of Milley of West Camp- you can beat him Figlioli) of 52 Salem Rachel Elizabeth, on Tewksbury and Mr. ton, N.H. •OH PLAY C3HE1E St., Winchester a Jan. 23. Grand- and Mrs. Henry E. AGAINST A daughter, Danielle parents: Mr and Mrs. FRIEND. Compare Uim of Tewksbury. lists and cross otf Lynne, on Jan 18. Samuel D'Agoslino of words in common Grandparents Mr. Burlington. Rita Walsh MR. AND MRS Then score and Mrs John Andrew Births 3-4 letters 1 point of Winchester and Mr STEVEN LEETl Ellen Gangi of Winchester Patrick F. Walsh of Chase) of 5 Finewood MR. AND MRS. 5 letters 2 points and Mr and Mrs. Quincy. Rd.. Wilmington a WALTER DROVER 6 letteis 3 points Frank Mario Figlioli of daughter, Kelly Dean (Deborah Smith) of 16 7 letteis 5 points \m Winchester 8 or more. 11 points 30130 MR. AND MRS. A. on Jan. 21 Grand- Meadow view Dr., HOWARD R A I A parents: Mr. and Mrs Newton, New Hamp- i XV MR AND MRS. (Alice Raza) of Allan Chase of shire a daughter. idi/ .i • K>V tins dr 'HIS iiW!. JNId Nid Ji.j ,1 t.f 5110 llO MICH AFX FANTASIA Stoneham a son, An- Lexington, Barbara Jennifer Rose, on Jan. .UN JMrt '. Urt iiW ■): I JM1 \> irt f. I » I • HO') NIVUtf i lOOOH 1 Maryellen Giacchinoi drew Eric, on Jan. 18. I>eet Pooler of Quincy, 20. Grandparents: oi 11 Winn Valley Grandparents: Nina and William Leet of Walter and Rose Smith Drive. Burlington a Raia of Revere, Plymouth. of Stoneham and daughter. Marissa Salvatore Raia of No. Walter and Helen WHAT'S A '5 L-ETTCR IT. II St SO HAPPENED li> Kern Nicole, on Jan. 22. Reading, and Lorraine MR. AND MRS. Drover of Woburn. WORD FOR A BICYCLE PART 9 i.r;indp;irents: Mr.and Andrews of Methuen. ROBERT O. BROWN Mrs Charles and Nina (Jane Sciascia) of 3 MR. AND MRS Giacchino of Woburn MR AND MRS. Parkview Rd,Woburn KENNETH GET- ind Mr and Mrs. II () WARD A . a daughter, Lauren CHELL (Sandra Manuel and Anna WALFIKLD, JR. Elizabeth, on Jan. 20. Penno) of 19 Mountain Fantasia of Melrose. (Nancy MacDonnell) Grandparents: Mr. Rd., Burlington a son, of 19 Meadowvale Rd., and Mrs. Robert MR. AND MRS. < 'hristopher Itnlierl mi Burlington a son, Brown of Woburn and DAVID AXELROD Jan. 18. Grand- Howard A.. Ill, on Mr. Peter Sciascia of (Joan Rellissimo) of parents: Elizabeth M. Dec. 6. Grandparents: Woburn. and Richard Penno of Burlington and June Valentine MR. AND MRS M. and Robert A Portrait Special RAYMOND POWERS (ietchell of Miami. (Donna Murphy) of Florida. Stoneham a son, Raymond G., on Jan 20. Grandparents: Mr. MR. AND MRS and Mrs. James MICHAEL LAING Murphy of Stoneham (Diannc Yeomans)' of and Mr. and Mrs. 71 Purchase St.. Robert Powers of Newburyport a son. Stoneham. Justin Michael, on Januarv 2(i. Grand- MR. AND MRS. parents: Mr. and Mrs PAUL J. STRATI (ierald Yeomans of (Carolyn Mellon of 97 Reading and Mr Wilmington Rd.. (ieorge Laing of Burlington a daughter, Stuart, Florida. Stephanie Marie, on Jan. 17. Grarvd ■■■'.' i MI II i ■ • >nd picture c»" , i II parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Mellor of Burlington and Mr. Paul S. Strati of Salvation Army serves homeless Burlington. The Salvation Army Leominster area, addition to the Captain Charles F prehensive emergency Salvation Army, as '"dlebiate Valentines Day with a creative photo in several Bay State MR AND MRS Hyannis. Lawrence emergency shelters Williams, Salvation assistance to ap- always, will endeavor iiraph lor someone you love 2 — 5x7 and 4 communities is deeply and Boston, with an and feeding programs, PATRICK JAMES Army Social Services proximately 200,000 lo see lna< every case wallets for only '15.95 Perfect for engage- involved in plans to overnight capacity of MCLAUGHLIN most of which have Coordinator and a men, women and is served." Captain ment portraits Offer available through February provide emergency 161 beds. (Doreen Molenda) of been in existence for member of the children in Williams said. shelter and meals for There are four 235 Summer Ave., many years. The Governor's Com- Massachusetts. While Giorgio's Studio, Inc. homeless men, women regional Adult Reading a daughter. Salvation Army mission on the our statistics are not and children. Rehabilitation Centers Celebrate 377B Main St., Stoneham Kathcrinc Lillian, on provides emergency Problems of the yet complete for 1982. In Boston, the Army providing a com- Jan. 20. Grand- food, food vouchers, Homeless, notes that it looks as if we will Life! provided 100 blankets prehensive residential h 438-8898 -•■»«• * parents: Dr. and Mrs meals, assistance with The Salvation Army's for use at the city-run addictions treatment have an overall in- H£lp the rent, heat, utility track record in ser- crease of about 20 shelter which was program for homeless payments and many vices to the needy goes percent. And 1983 has started up at a gym- persons. These Cen- other crisis in- back nearly 100 years started off with even dp nasium in the City ters located in Boston, lervention services for in Metropolitan more people turning to Mdtxh of Dimes Hospital Complex. The Brockton, Springfield thousands across the Boston. "During 1981, us for service. The light Salvation Army is also and Worcester have a Commonwealth. we provided com- Birth Defe i cooperating with the bed capacity of 240 and State in another 100 in some cases there is bed shelter at Shattuck even a waiting list. Hospital. In talking stages are Stoneham Camera Center A 29-bed emergency emergency shelters in shelter will soon be Northampton. Fall Redstone Shopping Center (Rt. 28) open at The Salvation River and New Bed- Army Corps Com- ford The Nor- munity ('enter. 216 thampton shelter will Center Street, be a collaborative Hrs. Monday - Friday 10-7 — Saturday 10-5 B roc k t o n, as a effort with other cooperative venture agetfeies. This Special can with the City and I LOVE Catholic Charities. Feeding programs save you money on Presently the opening exist at a number of | STONEHAM is scheduled for mid- Salvation Army Reprints & Enlargements... February. facilities throughout i At the present time. Massachusetts, in- The Salvation Army eluding Boston, also operates Cambridge, Fall emergency shelters in River, Framingham the Fitch burg- and Greenfield. In ;tl liurlmtilon Mall" ■ -All Frames HEALTH And Mats ,,»,., ih. I I.Kiks FAIR I,I.™ ,i., V..HII h,.K in il.-i llu 1.99 Thursday, Feb. 10th 10% Off 10 AM to 9:30 PM (wide selection) Wnh area health %er\ ices, rum-profit Ol^illll /ill Kins <** 25' Reprints slate agencies, on exhibit vou'll receive . Rl.l I V medical *•*. recninj. »V Icstine It's all \ou"ll Slides ti Disci i "rs3,»»««»i»-"ME»*5 j-Passport$ Photos need Itti j lit b ■ HEARING AID SALE ■ $329.00 237 Lexington St. I I HEARING TEST INCLUDED WOBURN • 935-6340 ■' I Sale Ends March 15th i I Latest Model Hearing Aids i 107 High St I i DANVERSe 774-7512 I i I Call for Appointment i I ■ I 944-1119 944-2700 i I SOLO PAK HEARING AID CENTER j I I gotopaA 34 Gould St., Reading I (Across from Atlantic Food) ****¥****»****y**************j I CLIP « SAVE »«•">» _»^ -■ ^ fc« ■■ ii ■■*ffa H _.«j^w« •._._.. . PAGE S 4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARYS 1983 SuppHrrnntto Daily Tim«il.Chronicl« (WoBorn. Rudlng WirKrmW. Burlinglon.Wak.Kldl. Lynnlwa Villager. No l»»»dlngTr«r.Kript Wilmington & Tawklbury TownCriw. Slonaham IndapcncMnl Get a good paycheck without college Prospect of slipping prices has Big Oil shifting gears UPI Kducation Labor Statistics By Ron Scherer are now constantly looking for the best deal they can get on Keillor reports that within the Business correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor US oil imports by source crude oil. "For any refinery," Mr Good said, "the critical Insider information next decade 20 million New York cost is how much you are paying for crude. Thus, an acute in a free Ixxikle! tells new jobs will be As a result of OPEC'S inability to agree on a pricing adversarial relationship has developed between buyer and teenagers and others created with 80 per- structure, the oil industry is preparing lo make some sig- OPEC , ,-_ Non-OPEC seller " how to aim for one of 98 cent of them requiring nificant changes. Reinforcing that change has been a shift in tax rates. careers not requiring some type of skilled • Oil companies now plan to buy more crude oil on the Good noted. For example, oil companies now pay a tax rate college. training other than world spot markets instead of rounding up supplies by of 80 to 90 percent of their revenues on oil pumped from the The jobs with good college. means of long-term contracts North Sea. And. with the windfall profits tax in the United paychecks attached Of the top 20 jobs • Exploration for new supplies of oil will be reexanuncd States, their tax rate, is about 80 percent. In the refining end require sonic training that the Bureau of using a new factor: cost. If the price of oil continues to fall, of the business, however, it's 40 or 50 percent. Thus, the after high school. Labor Statistics drilling on many marginal prospects will be scrubbed companies have been upgrading their refineries, because they can achieve higher aftertax returns in refining however. They range predicts will show the • Marketing of oil will continue to be aggressive which Oil companies react to a falling price of oil faster than from bricklayer to most rapid e m- may have some ramifications as to who stays in the refin- ing business consumers do. Thus, the executives expect that the explora- diesel mechanic, ployment growth in These are some of the major trends oil industry execu tion part of the business will suffer first. Exploration and emergency medical y ears ahead 14 lives and analysts see developing in the wake of the recent drilling costs come directly out of cash flow When oil prices technician, computer require vocational inconclusive meeting held in Genet a by (he Organization ol fall, cash flow falls. service technician and training. N A TTS Petroleum Exporting Countries Although some of the John Bookout, president of Shell Oil. once noted, "We hair stylist t o reports. trends were alreadv in effect, they will now be reinforced generally spend what we have We can't spend what we locksmith, practical 1978 N A T T S is an For example, oil companies had already been buying don't have." Oil companies don't borrow for exploration nurse and plumber. educational more crude on the spot markets But Irom interviews with 8.4 million barrels per day purposes Thus, one executive at a major company com- The handbook bom association of more company executives most of whom preler not to be Identi- mented that, "no doubt about it. we'll take a close look at the N a t i o n a 1 than 500 private trade fied, it is clear they now intend to buy less oil through term marginal drilling prospects. We probably should have done Association of Trade and technical schools contracts One executive al a major company explained, it all along " and Technical Schools nationwide It claims "As the contracts come due uttwlll renew them for less The fallng price of oil will make developing large and in Washington, D.C., to monitor current and crude than we were taking and purchase whatever else we expensive new oil fields a difficult proposition. Mr. Good tells about careers that future job trends need on the spot market " notes that a gyrating price of oil "puts a premium on being can IH' learned in two Schools accredited About 5 percent of all oil buying now takes place in the able to guess the price when a big project comes on years or less by NATTS are checked spot market The executives indicate, however that they stream " Considering the cost out on educational would not be surprised to see that swell to 10 to 15 percent In For example. Atlantic Richfield, at a cost of $8 billion, is Ol college these days goals, faculty, ad the months ahead Currently, the spot markets are quiet developing a huge new Alaska source, called the Kuparuk edging up to $50,000 for mission and One executive said this was the result of the uncertainties Field, which should be producing 250,000 barrels of oil per four years at the most enrollment policies, hanging over the markets "People are willing to draw day by 1986 or'87 It will cost $8 billion. "You can't go ahead prestigious schools. course offerings, down inventories," he commented, "and wait to see what with this project if the price is $20 per barrel," Mr Good happens." word, thai a skill placemen! and com- said, adding, "If the price is flipping between $15 and $30 There are ramifications of increased purchases on the per barrel. I wouldn't want the job of deciding if it should be leading to a job can be pletion rates, ad- spot market. Aivars Krasts. vice-president for coordination developed." mast e r e il in a vertising, facilities 1982 and planning at the Stamford. Conn -based Conoco, says Another ramification of falling oil prices is that govern- relatively short time and equipment may lx' welcome news more use of the spot market may result in increased volatil- 5.0 million barrels per day ments around the world will see their incomes dwindle, Once a school has ity and wider swings in price. "In the past, the price ol oil since oil taxes are now a significant component of the price lor millions who can't Source American Petroleum Institute been stamped "ap- has moved step wise." he commented "Now it may be in a consumers pay In fact, taxation should shield the oil com- afford the time or don't proved," there also more sawtooth pattern.'' Another executive, whose job is planning when to buy oil panies from much of the brunt of any price drop. If a gov- have the money for are periodic check ups Prices will react much more sharply to supply and de- for a major oil company, said this erosion was good for the ernment receives 80 percent of an oil company's revenues college make sure standards mand, another executive said This will make planning Industry "Oil priced at $34 per barrel was too high,' he from sales, it is the government that feels the price drop the The guide lists are kept up. an important function at oil companies more difficult commented, "and demand went away too fast. My own most. And, as Mr. Good says. "OPEC is quite aware of the career, trade or skill- "A feature of ac- The price swings will apparently be most beneficial to com view is that if OPEC had held together and tried to maintain fact that if it cuts thejrice of oil to stimulate demand, the t raining schools by credited trade and panies that are agile traders and can most quickly take too high a crude price, it could have led to chaos." Specifi- consumer won't notice It, because his taxes will be raised stale It also lists technical schools is advantage of price differentials. cally, he feels oil will slip to $2U a barrel before moving back . . . Cutting prices is a thin reed as far as stimulating skilled careers their emphasis on Without exception, oil company analysts expect to see to $26 later in the year "The reality is. they couldn't have demand." alphabetically Under placement of their the price drift lower. Exactly how much is the subject of held $34 per barrel even if they all agreed to it." he said Despite the current oversupply of oil. the industry still each skill is printed graduates." the (iuide some debate One major company said it was planning to In large part, notes Barry Good, an oil analyst with Mor- believes there will be shortages in the future. A lot depends names of schools in says pay $26 to $28 a barrel for Saudi Arabian light crude over gan Stanley & Co., the pressure on oil prices has come be- on government reactions If oil prices drop but taxes rise. particular states of- "Training is most of the next six months Another said the consensus in his com- cause of a major structural change that has taken place in Mr. Krasts of Conoco concludes that "we will head for a fering training in that the job. but since these pany was that the price would fall at least $2 a barrel, indi- the industry Because the companies no longer have as government-induced shortage around the turn of the dec- cating a $28-a-barrel level career schools are em- much control over the producing part of the business, they ade' ' as drilling shrinks. It also features tips ployment oriented on exploring careers. institutions, placement And it gives hints on is a very important how to pick a school part of a vocational thai teaches a skill. school "s program Tips on choosing n'hal to look for and •'Moreover, a how to check out the reputation of good a trade school school's offerings placement is essential Are the courses Howlands including promises of Some of the guide's if a school is to thrive • up-to-date? Who job placement. tips on picking a trade For a copy of the teaches them? What Skill training, the or technical school: guide. "The 1982-8:i are the qualifications guide says, may be a Write for catalogs Handbook of Trade of the teachers'' Do the best bet path to from three or more and Technical instructors have ex- economic security schools offering Training.'" write perience in i he field In i ight now and for a training in a chosen NATTS, 2021 K Street. which they are good while For this career Compare the N.W . Washington. D. offerings on the teaching'' ■ason, the Bureau of C. 20006. following points. Is the equipment •IH current with that being 1 CAROLYN LONG SAYS: Is the school used on the job' licensed by your -Does the school state's post secondary have a laboratory or school licensing shop set up which bureau'1 duplicates a real work "I LOST scene? Hands on training. Is the school ac Does the school credited. Ac- offer regular creditation means the placement assistance? school meets stan- What types of jobs'.' dards on educational -What is the total IBS.CT quality, teaching cost of tuition, sup- THANKS TO ability and a d- plies, fees? Can you NUTRI/SYSTEM, ministative integrity, afford the school9 12 LBS. 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Burlington Wakefieid). Lynnl.eid Village*- No Reading Tran* midnight: and Sunday. 19, playing weekdays examination and forum presented bv 10 A.M. 11 P.M. during school vacation fulfills the twenty-four the US Army War Underground parking week. February 22.25, hour requirement set College Current 'Af- is available. So put a Saturday. February by the State. It in- fairs Panel of Carlisle little romance in your 26, Sunday. February cludes extensive Barracks, Pa, at life...visit the Skywalk. 27. and Saturday. review of laws, rules Boston University for the perfect view "a March 5. All per-, and regulations on real Morse Auditorium, 602 deux." For additional formances are at 2:00 estate in Commonwealth information, call 236- PM. at New England Massachusetts, as well Avenue, Boston, Mass 3318. Life Hall. Copley as mathematics, on February 15. The Square. Boston terminology, tran- Panel of officers was LIVE OPEN HOUSE Tickets are $3 50, $4.50. saction and instrument established in l%9 to WORTH SAVING lives. Women-North is and commemorates than a toddler lovingly "Writing Anxiety" is a Women who are first $5, and $6. and group preparation encourage a dialogui Richard K Lester, a professional and his February birthday. petting a kitten. course designed for time job seekers, rates are available on Students will use the concerning national Associate Professor of business women's Judge Brooks died in Parents know. those who fear, dislike, career changers or request. "Handbook for Real security policy for Nuclear Engineering organization which September 1981 at the however, that there is or find it impossible to who have not worked For tickets and In- Estate Examinations mutation, and it visit at MIT, speaks on "Is meets monthly. age of 100. plenty of work in- begin writing, but who in several years can formation, please and Practice" written 3 0 colleges an.' the Nuclear Industry Prospective members Tickets are $3.00 for volved in owning a pet. wish to communicate find career direction, write to call the Boston b y A"s s o c i a t ion universities in ai Worth Saving?" on should contact adults and $150 for and more respon effectively in written skill training and Children's Theatre. 124 Executive Vice academic year The Wednesday, February Adrienne Dorfman, students and can be sibility than young assignments required support in internship Holland Road. President, Milton II. forum is sponsored b\ 23. at 8:00 p.m., at Kxecutive Director. 31 obtained from the children can be ex- in their academic or programs for women Brookline. Ma 02146 Shaw of Boston There the University's Cambridge Forum, 3 Stonebridge Road, church office 396-1549 pected to handle alone professional careers. at Middlesex Com- Telephone 277 3277 is a fee for the course Department o I Church Street, Har- Wayland. Ma 01788 or or at the door Choosing a pet to fit The course runs munity College in class size is limited Military Science and vard Square. Free. call &53-7S67. Reser- your family situation from February 16 Bedford. CARMELCLUB F o r a d v a n c e Center for In vations are required.. SURVIVE can be a tough through April 27, The LIVE internship The Carmel Club registration or further ternational Relations MEET FOR BRUNCH Radcliffe Career decision. Wednesdays 5:30-7:30 program, now in its For Widows and information, contact It is free and open t' The'Sunday Brunch WITHOUT PART- Services will sponsor a To explain how to get P.M. To register and sixth successful year, Widowers will hold a the Association office Hie public Call LI Col Club for the single, NERS panel discussion on the most enjoyment for further information has a two semester meeting and social in Waltham at 617 Richard B. Allen at divorced, separated North Shore Chapter "Creatively Surviving from animals, Jeff phone (617) 353-4128, format of classroom Sunday, February 13th 890-3700. (6171 353-4025 or I'rol and widowed in- 89, Parents Without Unemployment," Springer, D.V.M., Boston University's and on-the-job at 7:30 P M at the WOMEN A 0- Hermann !•' EiltS al dividual, holds a Partners. Inc., holds Wednesday, February from the Arlington Office of Continuing training. During the Vittori Rocci Post, COUNTANTS (617) 353-9278 (or mori weekly pot luck brunch two newcomers nights 16, from 12:30 to 2 30 Animal Clinic, will Kducation. first semester, Brimbal Avenue, The Boston Chapter informal ion Th< program and social each month For ad- p.m., at the Cronkhite address the next students attend Beverly, Mass i Route of the American forum begins at 7 p.m. hour. Other activities ditional information, Graduate Center, 6 meeting of Mother to VALENTINE'S DAY workshops on career 128, Exit I9i Members Society of Women include parties, please contact our Ash Street, Cam- Mother. Monday. Visit the most exploration, $1 50 and guests $2 00. Accountants will hold CAROUSEL seminars and trips. local President Dick bridge. Panelists will February 14. at 7:30 romantic spot in town management skills Admission at the door its monthly dinner The Colonial Choru.- For information or Amico at 233-1508. discuss how to handle p.m. (snow date: Feb. at the Skywalk Ob- and personal growth For further in- meeting. Featured ■ MMBMIMM PAGE S-6-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY9,1983 Suppl.rt*nltoD«Uy.Ti™»iCh<-onlcl. Roving — from Page S-l Driving tips-winter's not over beer drinkers are reluctant to Cheers," which is the name of a bother with bringing the empty make-believe Boston pub Put yourself in this snow has reduced drivers have no idea lasmoneo somewhat alter the laws? Lazarus said suggests occasional carry gasoline or other bottles and cans back to the liquor real-life Boston pub, the Bull & driver's seat — you're visibility to only a few how to react. But there that if you think per- exercise to stay warm. stores. "They're chalking it up to driving your family flammable liquids in Finch, on Beacon Street. One of feet, drifts are are certain principles sisting in your journey Stomping your feet or your trunk. an increase in price and then the characters in the show'made home from a nice beginning to form on to follow that can will expose you and clapping your hands is throwing the empties away," the weekend at the in- A public service an offhanded remark that Cheers the side of the high- reduce the danger to your family to useful, he added, "but brochure outlining this liquor store owner noted. "A lot of laws. The dark, way, already trapping you and your could become a gay bar, and that significant danger, don't become over and other bad weather my customers are going to wait it was just a matter of time before overcast day turns into stopped motorists. The passengers. pull off the road and exerted by trying to for a sale to try to purchase the an even darker night, driving information is it got to be like Zito's, which had road is slick, the snow "After almost every stop. In making your push or shovel your available free of beer at the price they paid before with the temperature is heavy and the wind severe winter storm, also become a gay bar. If the decision, consider road car out." charge and can be the .5-cent deposit." Meanwhile, producers had done their hovering at about 30 Is howling. What rescue teams find conditions and Aside from driving the Massachusetts General Fund degrees. What started obtained by writing: research, they would've learned should you do — how people who could have visibility. If you do tips. Lazarus "Disaster Driving," could lose up to $15 million in beer as snow flurries turns should you react? been saved, or avoided that there is a real-life Zito's in stop, leave your car suggested items that Aetna Life & Casualty, taxes due to sales lost to New the financial district of Boston, into a raging blizzard If you're not sure, Injury, if they only only if a safe haven is should be kept in a Hampshire. 50 miles later. Media Resources and that it is by no means a gay don't fret, you are not followed a few simple nearby, and you have vehicle during bad DA04, 151 Farmington On a brighter note, at least Swirling, hard drivine aJone. In fact most rules," commented bar. Most of the employees and the proper clothing for weather seasons. Avenue, Hartford, consumers are saving a few patrons of Zito's laughed the George B. Lazarus, protection from Depending on the Connecticut 06156. dollars as a result of the recent "Cheers" remark off. however, commercial fleet frostbite. It is easy to location, the climate of "It's a great idea to reductions in gas prices. Along specialist in the become disoriented in the area, personal and business is as usual at the keep the brochure in the same thought, now that Italian restaurant. Is your engineering division of a driving snowstorm, needs and other fac- your car's glove gasoline is no longer a critical Aetna Life & Casualty. and your chances of tors, your supply kit compartment,'' factor, local auto dealers say that This reminder: if you enjoy "There are two getting lost are high. might include the Lazarus concluded, sales of large, luxury cars are on listening to terrific piano bar accountant not initial rules for travel "You're better off following: "just incase!" the increase. In '81 luxury cars music, John Hamilton and Debbie during bad weather staying in your car A blanket or sleeping made up 4.9 percent of the car Sullivan are back at the Woburn returning your seasons," Lazarus until the snow lets up. bag; booster cables; a market; last year luxury cars Holiday Inn every Wednesday said. "First, listen to or help arrives." flashlight, matches increased their share of the and Saturday evenings through calls? the radio or TV Lazarus said. and candles; a first aid market to 5.6 percent. l>ower the month of March. Don't miss weather broadcasts If you are stuck in kit; traction chains; a interest rates have helped to spur them. not only for the im- your car there are light weight shovel; sales also, say auto dealers. "Memory alone brings naught Call us. mediate area, but for other tips to rain gear; canned The owners and employees of save echoes of voices heard in the surrounding areas as remember. Turn on fruits and nuts and a Zito's Restaurant and Pub in depths of long ago." Kahlil well — what's hap- your engine and heater can opener; boiled Gibran. When you call Litman. 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BROWN TWEED $320 $147 8825 12.13 9 RUST SAXONY PLUSH $335 $157 1511 12x11 STONEWOOD SCULPTURE $300 $147 8>S4 12.10 10 PECAN CUI SLOOP $338 $167 yard. 1246 12x13 COLD NUGGET TWEED $340 $147 9061 12.13 4 OPAL BEIGE CUT 8 LOOP $336 $167 12x178 (RTE 28 READING) 1510 SADDLE SAXONY PLUSH $320 $167 9024 12.13 5 AUTUMN TONES SAXONY PLUSH $333 $177 1284 , ; 12x16 1 MAUVE SAXONY PLUSH $420 $177 5286 II 8x15 MOCHOA • SAXONY PLUSH $400 $U7 ■f-Hf;W,l'H!l.l«'Bl'i;i1'l..l«J l;iB -J- BSSSSS1 PAGE S 8 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1983 Supplement to Daily Tlm« a. Chronicle (Woburn, Reading. Winchester. Burhnglon. Wakef i.ld). Lynnfleid VtllflQer. No Heading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewk»bury Town Crier. Stoneham Independent Pipelines- not just for oil By Boris Weintraub significance, as in the case of lan- During the Shu-Han dynasty, in the the oil products carried in domestic National Geographic News Service dlocked Bolivia, whose oil gets to third century AD. gas was tran- transportation traveled through market via a pipeline that reaches as sported locally through bamboo pipes If and when the pipeline to carry pipelines in I960, bringing in $6 4 high as 14,400 feet over the Andes to for use as a fuel and as a heat source billion in revenues against capital natural gas from Siberia to western the Pacific to help evaporate salt brine i'.urope is built, it will be just one investment of $19.8 billion. In the United States, every state l ii■•.! in (ias Pipeline advocates cite the ad- more piece in the world's vast, largely except Hawaii has either a crude oil The first commercial natural gas invisible network of underground vantages of safety, economies of pipeline, a petroleum products pipeline was laid in 1820 after a scale, efficiency, and the infrequency pipes carrying commodities from one pipeline, or a natural gas pipeline, natural gas well was found in place to another of environmental damage as the and sometimes all three Pipeline Fredonia, NY The city became reasons pipelines are so widely used II will also continue a history maps of Texas, Oklahoma, and famous for its gas lighting, and a gas But the environmental benefits have linking ancient China and modern I-ouisiana look like plates of tangled pipe was made part of its official seal. liecn challenged in the case of one of Saudi Arabia. Fredonia. N.Y., and spaghetti. The gas ra out in 1888. the potential uses of pipelines 1'ithole City. Pa., wine and garbage. And new pipelines are always under It was the discovery of oil in I'enn- hauling coal war and peace. construction. A trade journal . sylvania that started the modern Coal and Water Mix A pipeline is simply a means of estimates that 16.367 miles of pipe will development of pipelines. After Coal slurry pipelines, which transportation, a way to get things be laid next year, with another 25.425 Kdwin L.Drake brought in the first oil from here to there Though pipelines transport coal by pulverizing it and enough to circle the F.arth at the well near Titusville, Pa., in 1859, oil mixing it with water, have proven carry beer, milk, and garbage, the equator planned. pioneers laced the problem of gelling overwhelming majority in this in- successful A 108-mile line operated in The concept of pipelines goes back the oil to market Ohio from 1957 to 1963 until coal- dustrial age carry oil and gas thousands of years The Babylomaas Originally, teamsters hauled Ihe oil simple Bill Potent hauling railroads cut their rales and used clay pipelines to carry rainwater to railroad terminals But Iheir high drove it out of business, and a 273-mile Simple though a pipeline is. it has in their temples, and the earliest prices led to a search for new line now functions between a northern the power to affect the world's metal pipe, made of copper, has been methods. Early pipeline-laying ef- Arizona coal mine and Nevada geopolitics, as the fight over the found in an Kgyplian temple forts failed due to leaks and because Siberian pipeline suggests. It can Several long-distance slurry lines Sybarites used pipelines to tran- teamsters, fearing competition, have been proposed, including one have strategic import, as seen in a sport wine, but it was Ihe Romans, ripped the lines out of the ground that would carry coal 1.300 miles from new Saudi Arabian pipeline linking with their aqueduct systems, who In 1865. however. Sam Van Syckel desert oil fields with the Red Sea to Wyoming to Gulf of Mexico ports The developed pipeline building into an succeeded in laying a line. 2 inches in builders ol the line have contracted Ihe west, lessening Saudi dependence art diameter, to carry oil five miles from with the state of South Dakota lo buy on Ihe tense Persian Gulf to the east The Chinese again pioneered in the Miller's Farm. Pa . to a rail terminal 16 billion gallons ol Missouri River And it can have immense economic Jise of pipe to carry natural gas at Pithole City The cost of hauling oil water a year for the next 5(1 years. was cut from $:i 50 a barrel to $1, and water lhal would, of course, be an industry was born delivered by pipeline Probably the best-known of the Meanwhile, pipelines continue to be GODSPELL ACTRESSES are < from left topi Robin Joy world's pipelines was Ihe Big Inch — put lo bizarre uses They are tran Allan. Debra Hauptman. B.J. Jefferson, l.ani Marrella, actually 24 inches in diameter built sporting beer from a Dublin brewery Jessica Lichtner. and Nancy Falkin. "Godspell" is at the during World War II to carry crude oil lo a distribulion point. Swiss milk Charles Playhouse through February 20 from Texas to the East Coast Just as from upland paslures lo towns and You'll Love our Valentine Day, significant were the Little Big Inch, garbage ' out ol Moscow and which carried petroleum products Leningrad Heart Shaped from Texas to New Jersey, and A real Valueat Cooki* PLUTO, a secret line that carried fuel 39C each or under the English Channel from England to Allied forces on the con- 3 for'1.00 ^" tinent. T.AA. - reverses aging in many Grander Scale Modern pipelines are bigger, as A stunning essay; published and a control group of non- profound both in medical and |Our Heart Shaped much as 50 inches in diameter, and earlier this year in the prestigious meditators cultural terms. What does it mean will win your family's longer than most older lines The International Journal of Short-term meditators in this if a young man or woman does not planned Alaska natural gas line, Neuroscience, clearly demon- study reduced their ages by 5 have to deteriorate physically "^W Heart temporarily postponed, would stretch strates that ordinary men and years on the average. Long-term and become "old?" Or suppose nearly 5.000 miles, and the Soviet's women practicing the Tran- meditators had aging reversals of something less dramatic. Sup- By George, the friendly folks at Druzhba line, carrying petroleum scendental Meditation technique, approximately 12 years. That pose a great runner in his prime Reading Bakery ask your help products to other Eastern European a procedure for the release of means that a 50-year-old man who could maintain his current health ruitioas, runs nearly 3,300 miles stress, can reverse their had practiced TM over'5 years an additional twenty years? What ORDEK your cherry pies early • Almost all pipelines are unseen, "biological" age by at least would biologically be identical to if a young woman does not have to twelve years. a 38-year-old man It has in (Delicious, fresh, and waiting for you!) their rights of way replanted after the lose her looks or, if it may be put pipe is laid in the ground A notable Biological age. which is found dependent ly been reported, in more compassionately, does not A Red Letter Special exception is Ihe trans-Alaska oil by examining the vision, hearing, fact, that one meditator in the have to lose the looks she has at pipeline, much of it built above and blood pressure of subjets and study had an aging reversal of 27 25, does not have to see contours years. Coming soon! Watch for our Discount Coupons ground to keep the permafrost from computing the results in terms of erode, does not have to become in your mailbox. A VAL/PAK mailing with thawing The ultimate in unseen the Morgan Adult Growth The implications of this-study ill, eventually lose energy, Bakery Savings for YOU! pipelines are under water, such as Examination, a standardized it«is called "The Effects ,of memory, health or sustain still Watch for Reading Bakery's Deli.. Grand Opening those that carry oil to land from the index of aging, is the body's real Transcendental Meditation..." other infirmities which typically Iwttom of the North Sea and the Gulf age as opposed to its and was prepared by Dr. Robert attend aging'' Coming Soon of Mexico. "chronological age." In the Keilh Wallace and other The United States has more than study, biological ages were found researchers are obviously Reading Bakery 160.000 miles of crude oil galhering for a group of "long-term" meditators, people who had Reading Bakery Shop and transmission lines, almost 75.01X1 ASM Shoppers Bazaar miles of petroleum products lines. practiced Transcendental 2 Broadway, Wakefield ano 323 Main St., Reading (Next to Putnam Pantry) 83,200 miles of natural gas field and Meditation more than five years' We have it all on call. gathering lines, and 267,000 miles of "short-term" meditators, people M gas transmission lines Nearly half of practicing TM less than 5 years; The zebra is basically a light VSv V28/VS5/ V2e> animal with dark stripes. 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No. Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewksbvry Town Crier Sloneham Independent WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY9,1983 PAGE S-9 Rough road for social security bailout Projected By Peter Grier security will experience after the year 2010. when the crest of Staff correspondent ol US defense the baby boom hits retirement age Many members of Con- $350 - The Christian Science Monitor gress, including Senate Finance Committee chairman Rob- budgets Washington $325 ert Dole (R) of Kansas and Rep J J Pickle (D) of Texas, (Spending authority The repair package of the National Commission on Social chairman of the House social security subcommittee, favor sought, billions Security Reform has begun to move slowly through Con- $300 gradually raising the retirement age to plug the rest of this ol dollars gress gap Others, including Rep Claude Pepper (D) of Florida House hearings on the package began Monday Prospects would prefer an additional tax hike to take effect after the $275 for Its eventual passage appear good Political loaders of turn of the century' both parties still strongly support the measure During ,1 Wa\s and Means Committee hearing on social $250 But even as the package picks up steam, a few warning security Wednesday Congressmen Pickle and Pepper had a signs have appeared: table-thumping argument over the issue Pepper, his foghorn 5225 • Washington is rumbling with the lobbying efforts of dis- FY83 B4 "85 voice rising to fill the cavernous chamber, said raising the Source US Defense Department gruntled special-interest groups The American Association retirement age was a cut in benefits, and "if we put one item of Retired Persons has sent letters to KOO.OOO elderly voters in in there cutting benefits. I cannot support this package key congressional districts, asking them to agitate against When I sa> don't cut benefits. I mean now or ever after " the proposed reforms As chairman of the House Rules Committee. Pepper could ^^ •The National Federation of Independent Business stall any hill he doesn't like. fija (NFIBl. irked by the prospect of higher payroll taxes, is talk- "Mr Chairman, you pose a problem for all of us in this ▼ Red Heart Sale ing strategy with the three commissioners who voted against Congress." sighed Representative Pickle in reply 8Jfi in the package Hut deadlock over the long-term financing gap wouldn't 1 •The first thing you hear on Capitol Rill is that if you start necessarily unravel the political consensus that has formed 50% OFF to fool with this4Sing it will all unravel." says David (ullen. around the package proposed by the commission Congress an NFIB spokesman All could simply follow it) the commission's lootsteps, by agree W The Fund for Assuring an Independent Retirement ing on short-term repairs, while leaving the long term prob ' Grandfather (FAIRI. an umbrella group of 25 federal employee unions, is lem unresolved Clocks STOCK running advertisements in Washington news media claiming Bj expecting a solution to the long term problems."you re t«_. that including new federal employees in social secunt> . as perhaps asking Congress to do more than it really thinks it V UP TO the commission has proposed, would harm the social security need., to says an aide to a member ol the House leadership gaa system in the long run The American Postal Workers Union But Wajs and Means Committee chairman Dan ^T will next week hold a teleconference for 15.000of its members Roslenkowski lias indicated his hopes that Congress will j^j 40% OFF on grass-roots lobbying techniques The American Feder- "have the steel' to come to grips with the long term prob ▼ ation of Government Employees is planning to march on On Wall Clocks lem. asa matter of institutional pride . Woburn Store Only Capitol Hill ne\t month In an) cast-, support for the commission's short-term rec- ^r "Federal workers are going to lie noting in the streets.' omniendations appears to be solidifying The National Coun- fid moans an aide to a member of the national commission eil 01 Senior Citizens has grudgingly endorsed the package. ▼ • Congress has begun to squabble over a c IIIIIK left unroi - the first organization of the elderly to do so The Business Wj^ ered by the commission's recommendations social securi- Koundlahle stands behind the package ty's long-term deficit Defeating the package "is a very long shot." admits a W The package of reforms proposed by the commission lObb) 1st who opposes it "Something has to happen soon The ^ would close only two-thirds of the financing shortfall social stronger that leadership lock becomes." he says, the faster W Ptpho'o Ihe repairs will mo\e through Congress • e- epper: formidable opponent to benefit cuts COLONIAL CANDLE SALE Five ploys this season - oil winners SCENTED PILLARS 3" x6" LOWELL, MASS. - "Talley's season's second slot, from a director for the Merrimack with 3" x3" 3 ' x 9' through May 15 on the stage of the REG. $5.00 REG. $7.00 REG. $8.00 Folley,'' a Pulitzer Prize-winning February 18 through March 6. this production. Merrimack Regional Theatre. romance by Lanford Wilson, has This surprisingly up-to-date As previously announced. Performances are Tuesday s s been chosen as the middle Broadway and Hollywood classic "Tintypes" — a musical look at through Saturday at 8:00 p.m., 3.50 4.95 5.50 production in the Merrimack will be directed by Larry Car- the turn of the century by Gary Sundays at 4:00 p.m. in Mahoney ¥ penter, Artistic Director of the • Norman Rockwell Collectables • Collector Bells Regional Theatre season, Pearle, Mary Kyte and Mel Hall, on the University of Lowell's American State Festival of • Music Boxes and Figurines • Colonial Candles rounding out this year's com- Marvin closes the season for the South Campus. Tickets are $10 ¥ Milford, New Hampshire plement of five pla^s. Mr. Wilson, Merrimack. "Tintypes" will be and $12 and are available at the ¥ one of today's most respected directed by James Peskin, a theatre box office. Broadway and American playwrights, uses talented young director from the Wilder Streets, I^owell Season Wishing Well Originally scheduled in the ¥ "Talley's Folley" to relate a Yale School of Drama. Per- subscriptions, group, senior second slot, "Requiem for a beautiful story of two very dif- formances of "Tintypes" begin citizen, and student discounts are WOBURN MALL NORTH READING Heavyweight" by Rod Sterling is ¥ ferent people falling in love. This April 29 and continue through available. 938-0448 325 Main St., 664-4961 now slated for April 8 througl production will be directed by May 15. For additional information and His ¥ April 24. Merrimack Producing Monday Saturday Hrs Tues Josie Abady. Director of the Professional theatre comes to reservations, call the theatre box Director Daniel L. 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CARRY PREMATURE EJACULATION AND EYE BAGS WILMINGTON PROBlEMS DEALING WITH OBESITY PRICES SUBJECT TO SEXUAL FUNCTIONING UNDERWEIGHT $ 800 Main Street BMWSTOS DAILY CHANGE And iy mor• application! toe numoroui to mention Wdmmgton, HA 'O BOX 2099 EDGEWOOC ! TMBirWmi P«0VID(NC[ Hi 0ZTOS Acupuncture Treatment Center (OI7) 0S8-«#10 Wit H«w—T Trttmy 38» If, «-.-. • 68°° tryvtftt-1 *• •tee am - Sale mm of Stonchom for 50 gal. delivery PROVIDENCE Nr* - f. ■" Saturday FREE Consultations welcomed JO Shipyard Street 1 tmxn ion fiseam- SieetMn Suir lip — For an appointment or information • Call Off Aliens »»*., Rte. 1A 933-0156 (••Ol) /8I OIOO 114 Main St. - Colonial Building - Stonahan • laMMMMMftMNi ■8.M8I PAGE S-10WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY9,1983 Supplement to Daily Tlmvt & Chronicla (Woburn Reading. Winchester Burlington. Wdke^leldl I ynnti, Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier Stoneham independent .jfto Now's your chance! • One institution was advertising a 12.5 percent interest Sometimes, however, it may not pay to switch banks just Figuring in the charges, rate, but that was only for balances over $2,500. So if a cus to get the very highest rate and the lowest charges, Mr Wool o^ to learn to dance .. J tomer deposited $4,000, only $1,500 would earn 12 5 percent says. "If you've got a bank offering a reasonable return, but you may not gain from interest. The rest of it paid just 5 percent it's 1 percent below the one ddwn the street, it's not worth it lu • Another not only charges 25 cents for checks, withdraw switch," he says Maintaining a good relationship with your als. and transfers, as many banks do. but also charges 15 local bank could save you much more in the long run -' on high-interest accounts cents for every deposit interest for an auto or home improvement loan, for examplr Rumba f The Foxtrot By Thomas Watterson • While banks are required to pay no more than 5'. than you would earn by moving your money market a(- percent (51., percent at S&I_s> if the average monthly deposit Business correspondent ol count. he notes. ChaCha fU Waltz falls below $2,500, some institutions are paying less; 5 The Christian Science Monitor If you haven't already opened a money market or Supo> Tango and more 7/T Swing percent is common. NOW account, don't rush it. says Robert Person, a partner • At many institutions, the advertised rate has no basis Also includes Line Dances For some people, saving money in the new high interest and banking specialist at Coopers & Lybrand, the accounting accounts offered by hanks and savings and loans could be an that customers can use as a guide, the rate is simply changed firm. "Take a month or six weeks to look around and malce [.o^ocoooeosc expensive proposition monthly by the bank, based on what it feels it can afford and your decision," he recommends. "It won't make that much what the competition is paying Many banks, however, are Although the first of these accounts, the so-called money difference and you'll come out ahead in the long run." "pegging" their rate to an index, such as the Donoghue Every Thursday market deposit account, is credited with taking away some ol the assets in money market mutual funds since it was intro- Stocks from an estate Evening duced Dec 14. there is still a good deal ol confusion about the Recently, my wife received shares,of stock, in odd lots, various fees and charges different banks Impose 'If you've got a bank offering a from an estate trust settlement. As we are considering 8-10 P.M. selling some of the shares, we wondered if the capital »eoooeooeeoos*socoos«coooc| The second of these accounts, the "Super NOW" inegotia reasonable return, but it's 1 percent ^ — ble order of withdrawal), is gains should be computed on the origitbd cost of tin below the one down the street, it's not h «/-\k ir—\ /i « 11/-.1— I 1*0*1 with even higher lees stocks when purchased or on the market value of the. MONEYWISE and charges to offset the worth it to switch.' — Robert Wool stocks on the date the trust was liquidated. J batiks' high costs of offer- If it is on the date of liquidation, are the capital KIIIH- K of C Hall ing and managing them long or short term? We expect to sell the stock within a 1 Spring Si Some banks, in fact, are not bothering to otfer the Super year from the date of the liquidation of the trust. — C. S. Stoneham NOW; even with higher fees, K or 9 percent interest on an Money Fund Average Rates at these institutions may range The time basis for capital gains is neither the date of pur- from one hair to two percentage points above the Donoghue Bill& Lorraine. Instructors account with unlimited checking ami a 12 percent reserve figure. chase nor the date of liquidation, but you are close The value' For more information requirement is just too expensive of stocks received in an estate is generally figured from the One bank Ms I.iberman called said its rate would be an date of death. There are a few exceptions to this, so you Call 321-5966 For both accounts, customers must make a minimum de average of the rates given by the five largest banks in the <%. A'-k tjhoui out otlu'r classes »\** posit of $2,500 (though some banks require a minimum initial should check with a tax or estate lawyer. art city She suggests customers ask what the index for the rate Capital gains on these stocks would always be figured on a-. deposit of $5,000), and the banks can pay whatever interest is. if any. and stick with a bank that uses one. c° rate they can afford. Only the withdrawals vary A total of long-term basis. ■ < Whatever the basis for the advertised rate, "people should just six checks or transfers can be made each month froitl the also be aware that come February or March these rates art- money market accounts, while the Super NOW account per- If you would like u question considered for publica- mits unlimited checking. going to be much lower than they are now." predicts Robert tion in this column, please send it to Moneywise. The Wool, co-author of "All You Need to Know About Banks." Anyone considering putting $2,500 or more in either of Christian Science Monitor. One Norway Street. Boston. ■■■ recently published by Bantam Books Many banks will not be Mass. 02115. No personal replies can be given by mail or these accounts should take the time to compare fees, able to afford the high rates more than a few weeks, he charges, and the method used to figure those advertised in believes. phone References to investments are not an endorse- ' terest rates at several banks and thrills in your ana ment or recommendation by this newspaper. While a $5 monthly charge may not seem like much, an One place where some of this work has been done is the examination of what it does to your return shows it can be Bank Rate Monitor, a publication of the Advertising News costly. If you have $2,500 in an arcormt yielding 10 percent, a Service Inc. in Miami Beach By calling banking institutions Reference to specific stocks, funds, or other in- $5 charge reduces the effective annual return to 7 6 percent. in some of the largest markets in the I'mted States editor vestments in the news or advertising columns of The Of course, the more money you fujvfe in the account, the less Gail Liberman said, she found some surprising rules for the Christian Science Monitor is intended tor the general a new accounts effect a $5 charge has, but if there arc banks that'have no information of readers and not as an endorsement or monthly charges in your area, it might pay to look for one. recommendation to buv FINE FOODS SINCE 1941 BY THE THOMPSON FAMIIY 4) DAILY LUNCHEONS AND DINNER SPECIALS 'f Open 11:30 to 9 Daily Except Monday 435 Andover St.. North Andover MA. Junction of Routes 114 g 125 Dine out at one of f Near Merrimack College Open Mon. 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SERVED EVERY DAY Sunday, Feb. 13 5-8PM Monday thru Thursday + .»*!!S**^.**y$» Chef carved American The 12 noon 'til closing T^^oq^^NNC^^'^^SEtf^' °°' loo it*1 Friday and Saturday ROAST BEEF 12 noon to 4:30 p.m. t ■\\oe Stohnooii SO* ALL YOU CAN EAT assortment of mouth-watering «|| delights from soup to nuts. You may eat only $6.95 aC| *% much as you like and just think . . . SALAD POTATO VEGETABLF J All for $2.95 "Where Good Friends Meet Lounge Buffet offers: * Annual Winter To Enjoy Fine Food'' • SALAD BAR • BAKED HAM • CHICKEN All You Can Eat 4--»^ Enjoy our 35 Year Tradition of Hospitality • SAUSAGE CACCIATORE • MEATBALLS • PASTA * Along with all this . . . * For Valentines Day h 4( our specials throughout the week. * Take your Sweetheart. Mom. •$ Monday STUFFED PEPPERS Dad or a favorite friend J, Tuesday MEAT LOAF to lunch or dinner. T Wednesday -. BAKED FISH 5 T» Thursday CHICKEN POT PIE Soup F' " Vegetabli Mon., Feb. 14- at By Jane Anderson • Kecreational-vehule owners who want tooth I Staff writer of to travel, but also want to either keep costs CHICAGO (UPI) — "If both the parent The Christian Science Monitor down or do something useful The nationwide Student Conservation As- Teeth accidentally and the child seem Outdoor enthusiasts of all ages who would sociation (SCA1. a nonprofit educational knocked out often can calm and conditions in like to contribute to their natural environ- group listed in the directory, offers volunteer be saved and suc- the mouth — such as a ment will be interested In a quarterly direc- positions for high school and college students cessfully reimplanted, lack of other serious dentists say. tory published by the Signpost Trails Associ- in summer programs Positions are available injuries — allow it, the ation, a nonprofit organization based in in over 250 areas, including Y llowstone Na- "Knocking out a tooth should be gently tooth is not the disaster Washington tional Park in Wyoming. Assateague Island rinsed, not scrubbed, "Helping Out in the Outdoors" lists a wide it used to be," Dr. National Seashore in Maryland, Koyal (Jorge and replaced in the variety of volunteer opportunities in state and Resource Area in Colorado, and Maine's Ap- Michael W. O'Riordan socket," O'Riordan national parks and forests throughout the palachian Trail. of Children's Hospital said. United States The jobs range from highly The student volunteers in SCA programs of Michigan in Detroit "If the parent or the skilled positions such as cartographers and assist conservation professionals in activities said in the Journal of child will then computer technicians to trail maintenance, including biological research, natural-re- the American Dental maintain gentle greeting visitors to campgrounds, tree plant- source interpretation, backcountry patrol, Association. pressure on the tooth ing, or collecting acorns for reforestation. and trail construction According to the SCA. "Better techniques for five minutes, it Many parks and camping areas need more :tu percent to 40 percent of the participants in Yaaowtona National Parti. Wyoming By CMton A Pc»nde»ter. and better materials should be stable help from May to September, but various po- the association's Park. Forest & Resource As- Opportunities for work are available in national parks throughout the country have made all the enough for the patient sitions are available year-round. sistants Program find employment with a re- difference in saving to be taken to a den- As outlined In the directory, these opportu- source management agency or environmen Other listings Include opportunities (or need volunteers "with almost any discipline teeth, "he said. tist's office. nities are open to: tal organization within 12 months of work in Alaska, Wisconsin. Nevada. Oregon or talent." for jobs including landscaping, "We can't promise "A split or broken • People who like the outdoors a . want to completing the program West Virginia, and many other states Volun- road survey, and office work miracles. But there is tooth should never be help protect and Improve it. The Student Conservation Program is cur- teers can learn about wildlife management The Daniel Boone National Forest in Ken- • College students seeking internship rently accepting applications (or its I98;i pro- tuck> is seeking an archaeological specialist, extensive research replaced in the with the US Forest Service in Utah or with credits or in-the-fleld experience. gram Students between ages lb and 1H should Washington's State Department of Came Or and the Michigan's Hiawatha National Forest that shows that a tooth socket," he said. • Clubs and youth groups looking for use- send a post card requesting a "Program List- they can serve as a speaker, photographer, or is looking for a historian-journalist replaced within 30 "The best thing is to ful work projects within their abilities ing" and an application from the Student Con librarian for the US Forest Service in New In some cases, housing and incidental ex- minutes has about a 90 get it right back into percent rate of success • Students and retired persons whose fi- servation Association. Rox 55011. Charleston. Mexico penses are provided the position it was," nancial needs are low and who need a place to N H OilMO People 18 years and older should The Sequoia National Fores! in California For a copy of the complete directory list- in reattaching itself to O'Riordan said. But stay and perhaps a small daily income follow '.he same instructions, but direct their has job openings for a painter, carpenter, ings in Helping Out in the Outdoors." send $3 the bone. sometimes, "the child • Retired people with skills to share, but requests to Rox 5S0C The application dead commercial artist, recreation specialist, and to Signpost Trails Association. 16812 36th He said research is a little bit un- who don't want a permanent'or fulltfme job line is March I many others National Forests in Alabama Avenue West, l.ynnwood. Wash 98036 shows that the amount comfortable or the of time the tooth is out mother is squeamish" of the mouth is in- due to blood in the directly proportional mouth. Lesser known to success in saving If the tooth cannot be the tooth. replaced in the socket, Share a sweet heart (orVfcurValeiliiie O'Riordan's both the tooth and SS benefits research was con- child should be taken Some of the least long enough in jobs with your sweetheart. ducted on children immediately to. a known Social Security covered by Social through the age of 20 dentist's office. The bertefits are those Security. Adults v "As people get older best way to transport payable to divorced disabled before age 22 and older, some of the the tooth is under the persons, to adults can apply for benefits O e* tissue may or may not child's tongue, if disabled in childhood, at any age, as long as it respond as well as it possible, or in a glass and to the dependent can be proven the 500 does in kids. Kids seem of tap water containing parents of a worker, disability began before to heal a lot faster than an ice cube and a pinch Dover C. Crawford, age 22 and there is flowering little chance of im- adults do," he said. of salt. Social Security district plants Children's injuries Antibiotics and manager in Maiden provement. usually occur at play tetanus vaccine may said recently. They are A deceased worker's dependent parents can periods when they fall be required, depending among the benefits cut flowers on swings, slip on ice on the circumstances generally payable to get benefits if he or she or while using hockey of the accident. certain dependents of worked long enough arrangements sticks, bicycles or Follow-up dental care retired or disabled under Social Security skateboards — is mandatory. workers or survivors and provided at leaser dish gardens one-half of the parent's "mainly anything that The replacement of deceased workers. kids do," O'Riordan technique is recom- Benefits may be paid support. Proof of v,pv\foliage plants said. mended for permanent to divorced persons at support must be filed "Theje's always a teeth, though it can be age 62 if the marriage with Social Security make someone within 2 years of the chance. Rough- successful with baby to the worker lasted 10 worker's death. housing around in a teeth as well. years or more. If the More information on house, they might fall However, many •worker is deceased, BASKIN-ROBBINS down and hit a table of dentists simply will the divorced spouse the above benefits and $tnetooob <§arben others is available at some kind. Just kids use a space maintainer may qualify for widow ICE CREAM STORE any Social Security being kids..." in place of a missing or widower's benefits on Rte. 28 at Rte. 125 Many parents don't baby tooth so the at age 60, or for office. The Maiden 232 Moin St.. Stonoham office is located at 200 North Reading/Andover Line know their children's permanent tooth will disability benefits at 438-9831 Pleasant Street. The teeth often can be have room to grow into age 50 under certain 527 Moin St.. Winchester circumstances. telephone number is saved. place. 729 7953 944-3897 227-2400. 664-4472 "It's incredible," O'Riordan suggests Adults disabled in O'Riordan said. "We children wear childhood can receive even have cases moulhguards to benefits on the record rfr *i iwhere) they would protect their teeth of a parent who receives retirement or come to the while playing, disability benefits or emergency room and especially during who died after working they wouldn't have the contact sports when tooth. They would go elbows can easily hit back home and look*for chins ' the tooth and find it on the street." A report by Help the FOR O'Riordan and colleagues offers parents tips on im- dip proving the chances of a successful reim- March of Dimes plantation by taking proper care of the Fight tooth on the way to the Birth Defects dentist's office. ANSWER: Outstanding! */* <*« QUESTION: How do you look ENTIRE STOCK when you are ten pounds lighter? Sweaters Fall & Winter Merchandise *« A* °o'Isd sv* Corduroy* Turtienecks Buy 1 Fall/Winter Item at CLEARANCE PRICE Get 2nd Fall/Winter Item of equal or lower value • AaroNc Danca • DraMlng Roomi • Individual Programa • Sun Rooms • Group Exarciaa • Locfcan tiO^ CALICO CORNERS • Watont Training • Whirlpool Optional • Nutrition • Fadiftlaa wy par location N • RarJwood Sauna • M Mon. - Fri • Tllad Slaam • 9,3 Sal • Prtvata Showara • No Contract • WAREHOUSE THE FITNESS FOLKS Serving MeflormMat sine* 1975 R> 42 Woza 58 Montvale Ave. 2 CEDAR ST. WOBURN 85 Wilmington Rd Stoneham ■ H»*0* m\ Call Now ^Trt**** Burlington *\vi Amphenol. .* icider in precision m.ixi.ii connec FREQUENCY AND [ We invite you to coll, write, or send your resume to Personnel, Frequency and Time Systems, Inc., 34 Toier Road, Beverly MA 01915, (617) 927-8220. U.S. citizenship is required. We ore proud to be an Bookkeeper equal opportunity employer. ASSEMBLERS A lull choiqc bookkeeper wiih a B S in aitountinq LECHMERE has the following lull and 1st Shift io nssiiM■■• responsibilities lot compuipn/od pa>y Supplement lo Daily Times & Chronicle I Woburn. Reeding. Wlnchejter. Burllnglon. Wekelleldl. Lynnlleld Villager. No Reading Tranvrlpl Wilmington «, Tewhsbury Town Crier Slonehom Independenl WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY?, 1983-PAGE S-13 933-3700 ™ZK$)TTi a W W" W«™ Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington. Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield JOIN THE Training/Employment Career Opportunities SJffiSSS WINNERS Opportunity • Office Support • * Executive and Legal * Sr. Computer • Secretarial * * Accounting * Operator Jiimm BURGER KING KEY-TO-DISC Salaries S8,000-520,000 OF STONEHAM OPERATORS 3 OUT OF 46 LISTINGS Now Accepting Applications If you have typing experience (or at least MANAGER'S SECRETARY S12-S14K All Shifts, Days and Late Nights some knowledge of the keyboard) and Small local division of maior US corporation has immediate need lor a bright II you re an aggressive individual who can lunction want a job, you can learn and begin work organized secretary Responsible position requiring attention for detail, • "' lively in a high . n ,. .,, nncnt. we have qood communication skills and good typing, steno a plus Superb oppor- Flexible hours, uniforms provided, as a key-to-disc operator in no time. tunity tor recent secy school grad Good benefits an oppoilunily which will involve you in our inte Approximately six weeks of paid training grated systems lor manulailunng control competitive salary of $3.50 to$15K leading straight to employment with full TECHNICAL SECRETARY Stop in mornings before 11 am Larqe prestigious firm has immediate need for experienced technical benefits. Production oriented atmosphere; Secretary Computer knowledge helpful hut WILL TRAIN. Must have good vVe are i jrrt nl . r>eking an individual, responsible and typing. 2 plus years technical secretarial experience and good communi- lot Operating, monitoring and controlling a compu full time beginning early mornings; ( alion skills Excellent benefits .ter system n ur sei md shill Successlui candi afternoons 2 pm to 5 pm pleasant surroundings at a local firm. dale will P lale's degree wilh 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT $16K + years gxperie equivalent (with a minimum ol NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE APPLY NOW AT: Superb opportunity' Polished professional secretary with take charqe atti 2year: asa-ri irqi calesystem operator) MedfordCETA tude needed to assist VP of Business Development of larqe local manu We olfei ly and comprehensive bene Hancock School lactunng tirm Position requires savy. top-notch skills. 5 plus years of his lo thi qualified lidali adm secy experience, degree preferred Position offers the opportunity to BURGER KING 24 Hancock Ave., Medford utilize your skills, be involved in corporate decisions, super benefits and 197 Main Street. 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Scott 4/i t'qiuil'opporiuniiy+mployer SHIPPING AND laiMimal, shipping .uul nveiving duties Hi-spui routine upkeep of inochine Burlington location 20 Commerce Way stbtltiK's will include cleaning «»l premises, ix'rtomv tug routine deliveries and mist euaneiius shipping Woburn, MA01888 RECEIVING CLERK and receiving functions A minimum oi 2 years • TYPISTS •SWITCHBOARD OPS An Equol Opportunity Employer M F , ,.. lanrtnnal experience, a Massachusetts Driver* • W.P OPS • SECRETARIES Shot Peen I.uense. excellent organizational skills ami theabil- • DATA ENTRY iiv t<> work independently are required Call Wendy or Noreen lor an appointment Operator 272-6750 SECURITY No experience necessary Mechoimal ability helpful. Must be dependable ond willing to learn Fully paid Qualified candidates interested in working health insuron'ce poid holidoys ond other Innge bene in a small company offering competitive II MpOUAU\ 223-C MIDOlESfX TURNPIKE tils salaries and an attractive benefits package il lA'K I S BURUMCTOM. MASS 01803 PERSONNEL APPLY IN PERSON should contact Mary Dwver at InfratiK-t ras Part Time/Full Time 25 Wiggins Avenue. Bedford, MA 017:«). NIGHT OWLS JET-COMINC. Hi 17) 275-H993. An Equal Opportunity 845 Woburn Street Employer. M/T". GARNISHES-RESTAURANT BURLINGTON AREA Wilmington, MA We have 25 immediate openings for individuals to work as security officers in high lech companies. We offer an above Salad/Sandwich Person average starting rate, provide professional training, scheduled SHIPPER pay reviews, and unsurpassed (promotional opportunities. Growing distributor and manufacturer ol instrumen- Permonent port time position. Work sche- Join a well managed, fast growing organization with an out tation products has an immediate opening in their dule includes Saturdays day off during the standing reputation. shipping and receiving department lor an energetic, week. Expenenced individual preferred. Ex- OPEN INTERVIEWS Mon Fr. 9 am to !> pm industrious person who is also attentive to detail cellent store discount Excellent working conditions at a location conven- Please apply Personnel Office, 2nd floor. tenl lo Routes 128 and93 Please send your resume with salary history Monday through Friday. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 25 POSITIONS toLana Williams Burlington Mall. Burlington. EflHrW SecurllK Services CaraeraUen LOCAL OFFICE 26b Winn St., Burlington. MA 212 84/4 or 367 4580 Jordan marsh _ (rsjsrHi IMFNT rn INC Mack Rd. Woburn. MA 01801 or call 935-3050 Ar Fqual Opportunity Employer FULL TIME SERVICE TECHNICIAN local branch ol Cory Food Services o Division ol JOIN OUR FULL AND PART Hershey Foods Company, needs o lull lime Field Ser CAN DO IT TEAM! vice technician lo service ond repair with minimum TIME POSITIONS supervision coffee brewing equipment a' customer H you' ' pei lence with locations m the Metropolitan Boston area Appli CRT WORD PROCESSING. MAG. II. Temporary employmenl through April IS. a chance cant must hove o van TYPING. SWITCHBOARD. KEYPUNCH to earn without permanent commitment. We are Contact George Butcher ^^ ■ ij /ou now' looking lor tleiible. detail-oriented people, will tram - Service Manager ■ "^ Join our CAN DO IT TEAM lor most positions ot 935-4450 between 1 and 4:30 PM S^ Call loday lor a Thursday 2/10/83 appt. • FT * PT beginning 6-7 am. many positions1 BOSTON • Drivers, various shills (minimum 21 years valid BURLINGTON Mass. license) CORY W 337-4025 • 3rd shift, paper assembly area, salary diflerenlial 273-3010 Temporary Service*. The. • Various alternoon and evening PT shills. require Food Services, Inc You Con Always Count On Utl w/e flexibility }£ A Hershey Company Call Barbara or Sue at 657-7453 lo arrange an ((Q Computax\ ORIFLAME INTERNATIONAL Printed BOOKKEEPER BOOKKEEPER Circuit Board i fll.'.].' business office has a need for an experienced Book- A c ho Hen . Ignily PHISIS lot applicant with o EUROPEAN COSMETICS keeper. Position requires an individual capable ot handling work mq knowledge- of 'ho principles and techniques of Assemblers Seeking new experiences, a new challenge, several sets of books, familiar wilh adjusting entries and book* eeping Duties will consist of mom laming accounts We will train, lull time computer reports, and ability to work with a minimum of payable cosh disbursements bonk reconciliations extra income? Prestigious European cosmetic supervision. Knowledge of government accounting helpful. and ofhei relate '■ bookkeeping functions Light typing company now marketing its elegant Swedish Touch-Up I Position offers a full benefit program Including free tuition. tilmq ond data entry will be required skin care system in the U.S. Earn extra in- Solderers I Starting salary range $205.60 -223.80 weekly F<" application/ | Information contact: Paraoanel Office. Solarv $10 638 S■ 7 15*1 depending on qualifications come teaching European skin care classes Experience necessary Complete benefit program offered Direct resume or 275-8910. IJIL 305 coM leon Kleinsi hmidtSol 0890 part-time or full-time. Exciting opportunties PROTO-PAC M>slii Valk\ Menial Health Center ALL-AROUND for those with management potential ENGINEERING IMIDDLESI X For information call: 1 Gill St., Woburn [ill: COMMUNITY 186 Bedford St Leirington. MA 02173 GRINDER 617-663-2700 — 933-8628— An Afflrmailvr Action/Equal Opportunity rj mployarr zzzzr T~T7 | You will need experience in all types ol HI compliant* -tih Tllk IX grinding (internal and external radius, in- ternal external, surface, cylindrical, cen- Waitresses/ If terless. tread), and the ability to read blue- ELECTRONIC PARTS EMITS SOLAR prints and work to close tolerances Immediate Openings Full Timer Waiters Please contact Dan Guliano. Personnel STOCK PERSON Full Time 8:30am 5pm Men /Women Neat organized person experienced in handling of Department, at (61 7) 657-5242. Plus Call Duty Proof Operator Full & Part Time l x ponding solar manufoc electronic parts must be familiar with written pur Ambulance company of turer has immediate op chase orders, catalogs & price sheets, with some lets interesting position Also to Act as Bookkeeper An shifts o-oiloble enmqs in service install ability to read technical manuals lor tesearch ot for someone interested Apply in person to otion and sales deport GENERAL ELECTRIC parts Excellent pay obenetil package m paramedical profes- BICKFORD'S men' No e«pertence FOR APPOINTMENT CALL sion. EMT training pre- Ability on NCR 775 machine (proof AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS DEPARTMENT FAMILY FARE necessary Complete on ferred but medical back- machine) necessary. Excellent oppor- the |ob training High 50 Fordham Rd.. Wilmington, MA 01887 TOPS ELECTRONICS SERVICE ground is acceptable starting pay plus bene tunity. 6 Combndgo Street An Equsl Opportunity Employ*' No. Reading, MA Burlington MA f.ts No loy-oMs. 664-4435 or 944-49 1 1 Call: 272-5040 No phont- calls pleose 935-7050 Call: 532-5400 ■MM Clerk Typist INSIDE IELEPHONE ARE YOU PKEPARED RECEPTIONIST SKILLED SECRETARY, Sales to businesses. Long FOR RETIREMENT? PART TIME Weightless "wTfhtypIng & shorthand WORK FROM HOME. established f irm . oi—WeH-esWtJTIshed firm Clinic flexible hours. wanted. Fast paced Seeking 23 ambitious Woburn Guaranteed with proven track record Good working conditions growing business office. people. Part time Organizational abilities a good hourly Income plus seeks mature, personable 944 8691. management situation 10/ commission. SIS.000 people desiring additional HW2-9C must. Call 9444402 for 12 hrs/wk using people income. We can train READING TUTOR appointment. sltlls. Substantial income. potential. Desire more HW2-9C Important than ex you; no experience WANTED to teach 4 yr. Interview only. 944 1460 perlence Flexible hours necessary. Flexible old child fundamental HW29S possible. Reply to Box hours. Call 667 4894. reading. 944 7247 COUNTER PERSON — PART TIME afternoons, Physical Therapy 14V7, C/O Dally Times, 25 HW2 22 HW2 9C 'full 8. part time for evenings and weekends Montvale Ave., Woburn, RECEPTIONIST for suburban lumber yard 8, Contact Mr. Duffy tor MA 01801. busy Wakefield Dental PROVIDE DAYCARE home center. Must have interview at 935 0060 HW2 10 office. Must be per for infants In your home. knowledge of lumber, Towne Book Intr, 225 Assistant sonable w/good com- Homes espec. needed In building materials, paint Main St., Woburn. HW8x TRUCK DRIVER Class I. munication skills & able N. Woburn and W & hardware Must have at Aberjona Nursing Home, a large, modern healthcare facility, Regular knowledge of least 2 yrs experience as OPERATION container shipments to work under pressure. Woburn. Call The MANAGER needs' a trained physical therapy assistant to work with elderly Children's Center, 933 counterperson 8. be helpful, must be reliable Applicant must have good willing fo work Satur Middlesex County area. If residents. & hard working. Call Bob typing and general office 5984 HW2 II days. For appt. call 944 you have the self Image to • Excellent benefits package at 935-6409, 10 am 1 pm skills. Send resume to handle S46.800 per year, P.O. Box 228. Wakefield, PART TIME 8S00. •BC BS Master Medical only. HW2-9C you may have the HW2-10 MA 01880. TICKET DELIVERY qualifications we seek. • Dental InsCronce HW2 11 person needed approx. 16 SECRETARY/BOOKKE ASSISTANT MANAGER We offer exceptional • Large Modern Multi-Level Facility PER Growing office TEMPORARY hrs. per wk. Must be earning, unlimited mature, neat 8. reliable. for suburban home • Poid Holidays and Sick Days needs full time person for POSITION avail, for center. Must have market, basic 8, con typing, filing, posting. mature person to manage Ideal tor senior citizen. finuous training, your Zodlak World Travel knowledge of lumber, A/R and A/P. General Easter Bunny Photo building materials, paint own office 8, staff, radio Contact Mrs. Holland for an appointment and interview office work. Flexible promotion at Burlington 272-6610 frequency perimeter An equal opportunity & hardware. Experience r hours.. Send resume & Mall from March 18 thru In buying, merchandising protection. For details April 2nd. Must like employer call Dynamark 603 569 — 729-9370— info, to Daily Times, Box HW2 II products 8. advertising. 1336, 25 Montvale Ave . children Call Betsy 273 Knowledge of computer 5300 Woburn, MA01801. 0678. HW2-16T FLORAL DESIGNER, building system HW2-10 HW2 11 desirable Must be able to TAXI DRIVERS wanted mature individual with full 8. part time. Retired HOME MAKING IRON WORKERS exp in experience in floral delegate responsibility, Aberjona Nursing Home ornamental rails, stairs, or semi retired persons BEAR ESSENTIALS design 8, retailing for 25 at least 2 yrs. experience PLUS: Homemaking pipe rails, also helpers. in management, willing for busy radio cabs in 184 Swanton Street, Winchester. MA 01890 30 hrs. per wk. Call Stoneham 8. Reading. agency looking for New England Metal Forget Me Nots 272 2036 to work Saturdays. For qualified people In- Products, 90 Main St., No for appointment appt. call 944 8500. Apply 362 Main St.. terested in earning extra Reading. HW2 9 HW2 9C Stoneham. Redstone Taxi income. Please, over 21, HW2 11 Co. 438 7777 HW2 9S INSURANCb AGbNCY car a must. 729 5061 TEACHER'S aide, YOUTH 8. FAMILY EXCELLENT Live in HW2-1C substitute teacher & Program Di rector. looking for good typist. position available im TEWKSBURY Branch substitute teacher's aide eader to (Accurate, decent speed, mediately. 5 or 7 day Creative dictaphone! Desiring to Office, opening for part needed. Please call Les develop <■ mplement week. Minute Woman, ELECTRICAL time office work, typing & Petit Enfants Day Care social, physical and learn insurance. Indiv. Inc. 862 3300 HW2 11 clerical. Mon, Wed 8. Fri, Center 664 2069 recreational programs. must also have a good POSITIONS Available BUILDING ASSEMBLERS 9 1. Call Mr. Hersey for HW29N Also direct summer day telephone manner for immediately for interview appointment. S250.00 WEEKLY camp. Exp. in staff dealing with clients L. housekeeping, child care Robert DeSanctls In MEI Is the Way to Grow 851 3731 PAYCHECKS (fully supervision, program and elderly care. Part or SERVICE HW29T guaranteed) working design 8. service dellv. surance Agency Inc 935 full time. Car necessary. 8480 Minute Women, Inc. 862 MEI is a young, aggressive manufacturer of processing PROFESSIONAL care part or full fime at home. Strong background in HW2-9 equipment for the semi conductor industry Due to recent giver needed for 2'/2 yr. Weekly paychecks recreational programs 8. 3300. HW2-11 TELE MARKETING PERSONNEL growth we have openings for Electrical Assemblers old boy full time. mailed directly to you work with teenagers. EXPANDING COM with one year production experience. Melrose Stoneham area from Home Office very Must be able to work housewives, students, PANY SllOO/mo Starting retirees, looking tor extra We have immediate requirements for You will be working in a clean, modern environment starting Feb. 14th. Call Wed Start immed. No afternoons, evenings 8. pay full time, college with overtime available To apply, please coll Joon exp. nee. National weekends. Resumes to: part time Income, day or second shift custodian personnel to 662 5943 program S300 mo. + Matthews at 915-4750 or drop by the Personnel Office. HW2 9S Company. Do your work Associate Director North eves. Salary plus scholarships. 5 immed. work from 4 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. We are located oH Route 128. right by the Woburn Moll bonuses. Call UPS at 933 S3.50—S5.00 PER HR. right in the comfort and Suburban YMCA, 137 openings. Exc. benefits 6377. in addition to a hishly competitive Mech-EI Industries. Inc. Telemarketing co. has security of yur own home. Lexington St., Woburn, Call 933 6332. HW2-11 Details and application MA. ,- HW2-9 salary, we pay a 10% shirt differential 17 Everberg Road immediate opening for OH Company Openings people who enjoy talking mailed. Send your name HW2-11 and have an excellent benefit packase Woburn, Ma. 01888 and address to: PART TIME mature OFFSHORE RIGS, no on the telephone. We will secretary needed 3 af- experience necessary. Applicants should have a good work An equal opportunity employer m/f American Fidelity Co.. DRIVERS. Transport train you to earn a high ternoons a week tor Start immediately. history of stable" employment part time income. Call Hiring Dept 77, 1040 Lone children from local Star Dr., New Braunfels, schools to the YMCA medical office in S35,OO0 plus a year For Find out for yourself why Avco is a good 933 6804 or 229 9046 Reading Must be willing information call (312)920 HW2-15 TX 78130 Must have own car. Resp. place to work and grow MECH«EL HW2-16N reliable, with good to work 1 afternoon in 9364, Ext. 1067B INDUSTRIES INC. CLERICAL. Excel, op driving record. Call Blllerlca office. Please HWM225 Call Mr Perry Jenkins 657-3625 M:I por. exists for office clerk EARN SSO tor 5 houYs call 942 0575 between 10 $250.00 WEEKLY work, showing Queen Youth director. 935 3270. in growing CO. Indiv will HW2 II am & 12 noon on week PAYCHECKS (fully perform primary duties sway Fashions or be a days only. guaranteed) working hostess 8. earn free COLLEGE GIRL from of filing, data input to HW2 10C part or full time af home i//7AVCO computer syst., catalog clothing. Call 657 7988 or West side avail for 658-9763. HWtfT babysitting. Exp. 8. can SITTER WANTED, 3 Weekly pay checks and mailing room duties, days weekly 7:302:30. mailed directly to you .-.• ■ ■■.-.-• J. ■ - -• • MA0188J inventory reconciliations, PART TIME afternoons, obtain exc. ref 935 5268. 0RIFLAME INTERNATIONAL HW2 II School vacations 8. from Home Office every An equal opportunity employe' M ' rate charts. Mini evenings and weekends. summers oft. Call 657 Wednesday. Start im- EUROPEAN COSMETICS computer and Telex exp. Contact Mr. Duffy for DIRECT CARE 3828. mediately No experience helpful, but not nee. interview at 935 0060. HW2 10 necessary. National Seeking new experiences a new challenge, COUNSELORS — Facility with adding Towne Book Fair, 225 Dynamic positions in Company. Do your work extra income? Prestigious European cosmetic mach. and typewriter Main St., Woburn. right in the comfort and Purchasing/Material HW8x residential programs for TAKE YOUR 10 am company now marketing its elegant Swedish desb. Contact Paul young MR adults. Both coffee break. Watch your security of your own skin care system in the U.S. Earn extra income LaBonte, 935 8500 for H7 S. 8. COLLEGE full 8. part time positions home. Details and ap details. Yusen Assoc. soap operas. Be home teaching European skin care classes part-time students — part time available. Send resume to when the kids get home 8. plication mailed. Send Control Clerk Inc. 16 Everberg Rd., or full-time. Exciting opportunities for those afternoons, evenings and Community Group, 43 still have S100 or more your name 8. address to: Good lyping skills, slrong file control skills, and Woburn, MA. EOE. weekends. Contact Mr. Avon St., Wakefield, Ma. American Fidelity Co.. r with management potential. For information extra in your wallet at the attention to detail and accuracy a e essential A HW2-11 Duffy for interview af 935 01880. An Equal Op end of each week. Int. in Hiring Dept., 77, 1040 familiarity with computers will be a definite plus 617-663-2700 0060. Towne Book Fair, portunity Affirmative knowing more? Call Ann Lone Star Dr.. New Col MAGAZINE SALES. 225 Main St., Woburn. Action Employer. Daly, Beauty Consultant, Braunfels, Texas 78130 Res) Di ilies will include typing, filing, mail- HW8x HW2-9T ing, maintaining and updating manual inventory National publication has M/F/H. 729 4446 between 4 8 pm. ten r< rdS pricing parts lists, and assisting immediate opening for CLEANING COMPANY 4HW2-T0C HW2-17 *AMWAY Distributor their Circulation Dept. seeking people needing looking for individuals int in inventory preparation $r **v vj«x )4taiwxy»c ym< >*tv -s»v >SR.- -*• -IK* RECEPTIONIST- TYPING. Word Conv. Burlington loc Call supplemental Income, BILLING CLERK needed processing done in my in doubling income. Send This entry level position will have significant Mr. Jay 229 9046. who have own trans. 6 9 for prof, office. P.T. resume to Income, P.O. growth potential. We offer good benefits-and com- home. Reas. rates Call | PART TIME LIFE INSURANCE I HW2 15 pm Mon-Fri Write P.O. position 15 20 hrs. wk.. 9- 272 1091 Box 57, Stoneham, Ma petitive wages PART TIME counter or Box 1126, Saiem. N.H. 1. Req. organized person HW2 10 02180 HW29S SALES PERSON 03079 kitchen help. 10 am 2 pm with exc. telephone skills. PARALEGAL - Flex, HAIRDRESSER KeyTek Instrument Corp. Experienced - Flexible Hours or 11 am 3 pm. Win- Resp incl. billing, 8. light part time hrs. Formal HAIRDRESSER WANT 12 Cambridge Street chester Center HAIRDRESSER bookkeeping. Accurate training or exp. nee. ED (experience with Restaurant. Good pay. Experienced — full or typist, prov. exp with 3rd following). 70% comm , Burlington, MA 01803 Telephone follow-up of inquiries. Send Familiar with word resume or brief summary of experience Call 7294647 ask for part time. 245 0302. 666 party billing pref. Call processing. Reading law paid vac. Don't miss this Chris. 3309, evenings. 935 8850. oppty. For Inte'rview call — 272-5170 — including phone number to: firm 944 7172. HW2 15 HW2-10C HW2-10 HW2 9C Dick at 438 9859 HW2 16S ■ Personnel i P.O. Box 289 Wakefield. Ma. 01880 Ninety EXPERIENCED SALES >•« >*tx •*& >M>X VMX >«v XJHV v»»-ssttk- -met•* Nines Up to $10 per hour bonus ito«i«r-.nt-Pu[> plan INS encyclopedia ADV LynnfUld real estate sales etc. Keep Needs full-time dish- your |ob and eorn extro SSS washer. Excellent be- Working port lime doing HAIR DRESSER nefit package. See telephone contoct work. All shifts open Guaranteed $4* Manager 2-4 Mon. • $5 per hour and cash bonus Thurs. plan for experienced sales We are on established full service salon looking 317 Salem St., personnel Convenient Burl- for an experienced hair dresser with a clientele, ington Woburn Stoneham or following. Our newest location in Lexington Lynnfield location 272-2(40 offers the most modern facility outside of Boston. k If you are a creative person who needs a creative working environment, give Philip a call r SERVICE TECHNICIAN CAREER OPPORTUNITY Custodian We have an opening in at 862-9960 our Service Department lor a service person Ex- Help perience is desirable bul not essential We Person to work with inventory control, Wanted will tram you Technical Shipping/Order school training is help- production statistics, Apply in person Assembly ful. Compensation co- and attending general Applicants an* being vers salary plus com- administrative tasks. GENERAL mission on the sale ot sought lor position*, in ou' service and supplies to shipping department Mm Must be oble to work ALUMINUM customers Company imum requirements an* part-time days, full o high school education Dragon Court benefits, car. expenses summer. I Phone Jerry Magruder with previous experience CallMr.Costello Woburn, MA in o shipping deportment 935-7270 . Strong mathematical skills 658-7708 and organizational ability Looklna Par Work? ore required We oHe' Crusader Paper A,, . . Ml . , .- competitive salary ond 25 Industrial Way • I h« fringe benefits Wilmington „,.. ■ ■ , .■ ■ i ■ •• ■ I . i Apply in-etersonat ...... i Part-time position avoil- ■ Iable Involves cashiering Joseph Decosta. Inc. ,i . i i*.H| , . ..-(■>. I„,M r some prep work & cleaning 299 Washington St Mon thru Ffl 8 30am-' Woburn MA . ii As o public service there is no chorge tor Found ods. Coll for Rotes. 933 3700. 944 2200 SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED FOR SALE FOR SALE ENTERTAINMENT M 3 ra Movlng Palntlng-Wall Coverings „ r r it-T ^ * Peterson Const. Co. ELECTRICIAN SEE YOU TREE REMOVAL MATTRESS WARE BROWN VINYL large — CLOWN SHOW — BE SAFE Prevent fires ROOFS. DORMERS, sid LICENSED ELECTRI INTERIOR PAINTINGS, AT THE PEWTER POT 8.CARE HOUSE open to the couch with matching love HAVING A Birthday, wall coverings (vinyl, and accidents. Will take ing and ilre restorations. CIAN free estimates. No Restaurant where good clearing & firewood public. All brand names seat, excellent cond. $300. party or show? Invite foil, paper). Free esti away rubbish from Check our current low job too big or too small friends get together. At Fully Insured 8. free af discount prices 944 7280 "Mr Green" the clown, cellars, attics, yards, etc mates. Call Phil 944 3001 prices for roofing, siding. Lee Janvrin. 942 0243, lie. 580 Main St., Reading estimates. For complete. THEMATTRESSMAN FS2 I1C grad clown college. Appliances. SOtfC furniture floor sanding, foundation no. El7239. SOtfC Center. StfC dependable 8. fast service 64 Cambridge Street HEAVY PLATE glass Magic, juggling, mime. moved or disposed of Rte 3A 8, cement work Call 658 RM Collins, Electric Painting Wallpapering SEWINGMACHINES call Timberline Tree mirrors I (5x5), 2, 395 2505 Servicing Woburn area 2837. SOtfT RESIDENTIAL, In FULLY INSURED, over WE SERVICE AND have Service. 245 4229 (Off Rte. 128 al Exit41Nl (5x33"). I (50"x42")Call ENT-tfS lor past 24 years Call 933 Burlington 273 2220 CEILINGS dustrial & commercial 20 years' experience parts for Singer. Ken SO tft 272 9485 afler 4 pm Mert's Music Machine 1868 after 3 pm. SM23x Ceilings a specialty Call FSM5x PROFESSIONALLY wiring service. Master more, Nelco, Brothers, DUMP TRUCK FS2 9 STEVE "Mert" Amaru. CAN'T THREAD a Don McLennan. 438 0483 SPRAYED, textured. License No. A8326. Call White, Morse, New DUMP TRUCK FOR HORSEFEED DINING ROOM table Disc Jockey Music tor all needle? Let me do it for Your choice of gold, Ron, 245 6599. SOtfN SOtfS /Home, Necchi and most HIRE — yards, cellars. ALSO Livestock and dog pads cuslom made 20" occasions Reasonable you. Hems, alterations, silver or clear sparkles. ELECTRICIAN Painting/Wallpapering others. Singer. 451 Main attics cleaned, loam 8. fi feed. Local represen olf on all styles We'll rates Call afler 5 p.m. repairs, etc. Call Pam, Free estimates. Woburn KENNETH SABATINO TEACHERS seeking St Stoneham 438 3268 deliveries, trash tative for Agway, Inc., measure your fable tree 944 6749 462 6550 SO-IfS ENT ffC Carpentry & Remodeling. Electrician — com interior painting 8. SM3x removal. Reasonable Reading 944 9161. FStfC Call 933 8330anytime wallpapering. Many ALUMINUM 935 1873,935 1489 SM26x mercial. Residential, SNOW PLOWING rates. Call Jack anytime USED PIANOS for sale FSM3 7 "LET'S PARTY" years experience. ALUM. Combination CHILDCARE Industrial and alarms. RESIDENTIAL, com 664 2762 SO-tfC Good cond Low prices FOR SALE Fine solid "LET THE GOOD Times windows, alum, storm Free estimates. Call 272 Reasonable rates. Call Call for appointment. 438 Roll." Large or smalt — LITTLE FOLKS Day mercial. Free estimates. WALLPAPERING fruitwood bed set. ap doors and aluminum 1 Kathy, 944-1441 or Dick, School, full day and part 9687 SM24x Village Gardener, 944- WALLPAPERING, spe 2488 FStfS pi ox 25 yrs. old. French we do them all! Music piece gutters. Compare 667 6578 time nursery school 8. FENCES 1626 StfC clalizing in vinyl, grass, Provincial Double bed. from the 40s to the 80s. our prices and save. SOtfC Probably the best 50s kindergarden program. SKIP CLEVELAND SNOW PLOWING flock, murals Ceilings NEW WATERBEDS. double dresser w/mirror, Silverio Construction 942 Exp. professional staff. Contracting 8. Fencing PAPERHANGING RESIDENTIAL, com painted. Interior pain King. Queen, single, chest on chest 8, nighf collection around, (we 1158. StfC PAPERHANGINGSSper don't forget today's hits Conven. loc. in Cum Co. Chalnlink, wood, all mercial. Free estimates. ting. Call 272 6841 SM8x complete. 10 year table, box spring 8. mings Pk at Junction of roll, removal $50 average warranty, 12 models, either ) Hire the best for types. Also fence repairs Village Gardener, 944 Wallpapering—Painting mattress $950 firm Also APPLIANCE REPAIR Rte. 128 8.93 Call 935 9697 rm. Painting int-ext reas. from $199. The Waterbed oriental design rug 8, mat less! Over 20 years ex 8. compressor wk. 438 1626 SO tfC RESIDENTIAL WALL VACUUM CLEANER or 933 5915. SM2 26 1545.438 3210. SOtfS Free ests. 470 1957. 665 Factory, 162 Eastern $50 944 3734 perience Call D J Paul 7344, Robert SOTFS PAPER and interior Lazzara944 4617 and sewing machine B8.B CHIMNEY SWEEP Ave , Lynn 598 1400 FS2 14C I'll Split Your Firewood painting, all types, 15 yrs ENT IIC repairs, bags, belts, PROTECT AGAINST PAPERHANGER SNOW PLOWING FSttN ANTIQUE BLACK cast HAVE SPLITTER will RESIDENTIAL AND experience with honest replacement hoses. Built dangerous chimney fires travel. You owe it to your PAINTING AND Paper SEVEN ACRES FARM iron Boston Stove Co -SOUND DECISION- Commercial reasonable rates. Call Bob, Billerica in vacuum cleaners, sold by having your chi mney ing No job too small For FRESH PULLET eggs, cook stove. Also, brass FOR MUSIC from the 40s back. It's painless. Call rates.- also small dump 667 4757. SOtfC and serviced. Free cleaned professionally Woody 9 am to 5 pm, 334 tree estimates call John capons, broilers, turkeys, National Cash Register. to the 80's. 50s 8. 60s are truck for hire. Call WEDDING estimates. Pickup and Pointing and rebuilding. 3232. SOUL Flynn at 322 5793 after 5 pure honey, maple syrup, Make reasonable offer a specialty Super sound anytime 942-0646 QUALITY Photos at an delivery. 2-day service. Fully insured contractor pm. StfC cider, fowl. Concord St . May be seen by ap 8. lights We're No I No FLOOR SANDING S02 IOC affordable price Call 657 302 Montvale Ave. 935 Free estimates, B8.B PARTIES No. Reading. 664-3530. pointment 245 4589 or brag, just fact! Call 2704. SM6x R 8, 5 FLOORS SNOWPLOWING 3958, ask for Stu. SOtfT exit 13 off 93 FStfN professional audio CHIMNE Y SWE E P MORE THAN 1 rm. $75 ARE YOU HAVING an 245 1280 FAST SERVICE Resid. WINDOW CLEAN ING technician and D J Pefe APPLIANCE REPAIR COMPANY, 933 4845 per rm. Floor sanding a. Affair? Let us help make TRAILER HITCHESsold FS2 14C REFRIGERATOR. SMIOx it one to remember! and parking lots. 24 hr ROBERTS WINDOW and Installed pickup Maguire, 438 5637. refinishing. steam Cleaning, professional COLLAPSIBLE drawinq Washer, Dryer repair on Festive Occasions Party service. Reasonable truck bumpers; all types table — 24x36. oak/pine, ENT-tfS CHIMNEYCLEANING cleaning. Free estimates. rates. 933 7241, 646 2369. window cleaning only $3 most major brands CHIMNEYS CLEANED Rental Center. Every of welding. 'Elsfon vinyl board voer, 36" "SOUNDS UNLIMITED- Call Steve, 321 1629 or 933 3155. SM2 19 for standars size 8. storm. Quality work with and repaired. Old Bob, 438 5224. SOtfS thing for your party and Welding Service. 180 parallel straight edge PROF. D.J. service reasonable rales. Call banquet needs. 919 Main SNOWPLOWING Guaranteed, 1657 7685. Park St., North Reading Music 8. equip tailored to chimneys rebuilt and HANDYMAN Wilmington SOtfS $75. Call 942 0015 Mike 663 8838. SM2-20 relined. Woodburning St., Woburn, 933 1933. C.M.C.CONT. 664 3498. FStfN FS2-UC your needs. Weddings, INT. & EXT. Painting Dave's Window Cleaning B&H Appliance Service stoves installed. Fully SM13x 24 HOURS SERVICE 8 PIECE MAHOGANY functions 8. parties Gen. Repairs, windows OFFERING FRIENDLY OFFICE EQUIPMENT CALL ANYTIME FOR equipped, fully insured. PIANOTUNING FREE ESTIMATES dining room suite, good "Music is our only washed 8, repaired, lawn 662 8274 and reliable service. 10* NEW 8. USED desks, business "617 352 8319 repairs on major brands Year round service. For care, mowed, raked PETTEE PIANO condition, must go $400 SQ2-9S discount to senior chairs, typewriters, file ENTtfC of washers, dryers, dish free est. call Northeast Very reas. rates, free est SERVICE. Tuning & BO. Evenings944 1901 washers, ranges, freezers Chimney Sweeps, 935 Repair A family business STORM DOORS citizens, and low prices. cabinets at discount DEE JAYS Call 933 5415. Specializing in res FS2-1IC & refrigerators, reason 5488. SM8x for over 100 years Ser 5 COLORS. 9 styles h.d. prices. The Office HAVE A PARTY to plan? S33 idential. Call and ask for OAK BEDROOM SET, 1 able rates. Prompt vicing all towns Call closure any size up to Manager. 134 Park St. Rt. Let the DEE JAYS help CHIMNEYSWEEP HOME IMPROVEMENT Dave, 933 3049. SM4x 62, No. Reading. 664 4747 two twin size headboards, service. Call 944 7270.StfC SHORE CHIMNEY John after 4 pm 933-8059 36x84 FREE estimates. night stand, triple Make your party a hit M&J HANDYMAN Ser "WORDMANAGER" FStfN Sweep. Chimneys SMIOx $150 installed. Ed dresser, desk w/hutch top with music from the 40's vice. Complete home Moreschi, 662 6699 Individual instruction. DIAMOND SALE APPLIANCE REPAIR cleaned, repaired, rebuilt PLASTERING 8, chair. $450 Call 658 through BO'S with the repair from the foun Wang Word Processor. 1 DAY ONLY Saturday REPAIRS on all Major and lined. Brick walls. PLASTERING Ceilings SOTFS 8362 OEE JAYS Dancing dation fo the roof and all Personalized repetitive 10 5 p.m. Engagement brands. Washers, dryers, hearths, wood 8. coal Painted No job too big or FS2 9T contests. Fun Call Ed in between. Reasonable letter resumes, manu rings, etc. direct from ranges, dishwashers, stoves installed. Call too small. Reasonable ATTENTION now lo reserve your date rates. Prompt service. scripts, mailings. Ann wholesaler. Save up to Slate Pool Table disposals, refrigerators, Mike 935 1249 SM26x prices. Free Estimates. FREE COAL AND 438 7 794 For free estimates call 563 2692 after 5 p.m. 7 FOOT BRUNSWICK freezers, air conditioners Call 272 0817 SM7x WOOD seminar any 70%. Lay aways. Money ENT3 21C DIRTY DEEDS done dirt Mike. 935 1249. SM26x SQ2-16T pool table, w/accessorles, D*D APPLIANCE Thursday or Friday back guarantee. WE D. j! YOUR WAY cheap, house cleaning & HOME MAKING D&WPLUMBING in excellent condition, SERVICE, night. 69 pm, at Diamond Imports LTD, WE'RE SYNTHASOUND odd jobs, inside 8, out. BEAR ESSENTIALS BATHS 8. KITCHENS, $400. Call 658 8408 9339368 Burlington Wood Stove FOR SALE 265 Wlnn St., Burlington Audio a protessional D J Call Dave 851 4260. PLUS. Home making heating, gas fitting, in- FS2-9T SM23x Shop, 49B Winn St., ANTIQUE LIVING room (at infersec of Rt 3A) & M.C. Service for all SOTFT regency avail to provide stallation of underground FOR SALE: 8 HP APPLIANCE SERVICE Burlington. 273 4499. set, carved wood trim, 273 2552. FS IfC occasions. Our service CHIMNEY RELINING you with housecleaning, oil tanks, service work snowblower, snow flite, REPAIRS ON all major SM2-19 like new cond. $150. A STUNNING WHITE provides a highly unique 8 Permaflu child care and home Call Don 944 9106, Lie. electric start, $500 Call brands of washers, lounge chair $50.. 25" summer wedding gown ft lully customized sound POURED MASONRY making services, etc. 729- J18928. SOtfC TAILORING 658 9573 dryers, dishwashers, color TV set $25. 935 9307 and veil. Fink original. system. We feature non system. Haskell's 5061 PLUMBING & HEATING STONEHAM TAILOR FS2 9T ranges, freezers and FS2.11 Size 6. Asking $225 944 stop music from the 40s lo Chimney Lining Inc. 942 SQ2 11C STEVEN R. PETTI SHOP, 19 Franklin St., refrigerators. Af a very Stoneham. Any type of PIANO GULBRANSEN 6022. FS tfC present Ref. List avail. 1 0004 SM2 24 Heating and Piping PLUMBING, HEATING honest price. Appliance alterations for men and Dickinson Co. Upright, 8 FT. SLATE POOL CHILD CARE 374 1868 CLEANING GAS, OIL, SOLAR sys & Gas, bathroom & kit Service. 933 9401. SM2x women. Hours: Mon.. just tuned Clean Ivories. TABLES — $599. Com CHILD CARE EM32 TOWNE CLEANING CO terns. All makes. chen remodeling. Drains COLONIAL COUNTRY ATARI Wed., Fri.. Sat., 9 5. Nice cabinet $500 or best plete service dept. "MUSIC BY US" for any Professional cleaners Blueray, Weil McLain, cleaned, no job too small. Day School offers a ATARI REPAIR, also Tues. 8-2; Thurs. 8 5 and offer. Piano Spinet Northern Pool Center, occasion. 50s to 80s. Call offering quality cleaning Texaco, Becett 8. In 665 1685 Lie No 18765 developmental program repairs on all makes of 6 30 10pm 438 7198. Hardman. Peck & Co Wilmington, Ma 658 4289 now. Ed. 933 8474 or for your home, apt. or terburner. Furnaces in StfC for children ages 12 mo TVs. Stereos 8. Video SM29x Just tuned. Very nice FStfC George. 938 0392. EM3-3 office. Reading, 944 0948. stalled from $995. REMODELING thru 6 yrs. Certified recorders. Master Tech. cabinet. Clean Ivories BELLY GRAMS StfC Sheetmetal work 8. CUSTOM REMODEL TAXES DIAMOND RING k i ndergarten Con Lie. i«8635. TAXES PREPARED in Exc. sound. $700 or best and violin serenades, DEMO&CLEANING ducting. Call Blue Temp ING, Int. Ext. additions, 14K yellow gold setting veniently loc. '2 mile SERRA VIDEO, 272-5115 your home or mine. offer. Call 245 0258. portrait grams by DEMOLITION jobs, 657 6181 SOtfT roofs, vinyl siding, home with one oval 3/8 ct., also from Rt 128 on Wobur SM3 7 Reasonable rates. Call FS2-11 Nazira's Magical Car large or small, attics, General Contractor 8. apt. remodeling. 15 yrs. has six full cut 1/5 ct, n/Burlington line For Bob anytime. 658 4349. TELEPHONE AN pets 389 5432 cellars 8. garages LEE R. HANSEN exp. Free est. Call 933- have appraised papers further info 933 0924. Automotive Workshop S29 SWE RING system. 1 yr. ENT3-4C cleanded waste material 0579. SMISx worth $1750; asking $1250. SM2-12 CERTIFIED MECHAN BUILDER Quality work old. duo phone remote removed snow plowing REMODELING Call 468 1652 FStfC ICS-lowest prices. in roofs, siding, additions, control, messages from LIC DAY CARE FOR Res. 8. Comm. Free CUSTOM REMODEL INCOME TAXES General auto repair, remodeling kitchens, any remote phone, many Genuine Army Surplus children of all ages estimates. Call 438 9333 ING, Nix and Son general THE NEW LAWS are ANTIQUES foreign and domestic. attic stairs, ceilings, other features, cost new SOLD. BOUGHT, traded Home like atmosphere, Money Given Away aft 5 pm SOtfS contractor, 1213 Main St., beneficial to you Federal Automatic transmission repairs and odd jobs. Call $170; sell for $49. 272 4859 Gl Joe's 197 Ferry St., full or part time openings HIGHEST PRICES paid Reading, Ma. 944 8920. and State returns specialists. Call evenings DIRTY DEEDS 935 3939. SMI6x after 5 pm. Maiden. Hrs. Mon., Tues Meals & snacks provided for anything old. China StfC prepared at reasonable ■944 5224 for appointment DONE DIRT CHEAP FS2 11 4 pm 6:30; Wed. 10 am 8 658 7368 cabinets, rnd tables, INCOME TAXES rates. Call Rick S O t f c Windows washed, rugs BATHROOM Kitchen re pm; Thurs. 10 am-9 pm, CC2-23T bookcases, commodes, INDIVIDUAL Income Maidrand. CPA 438 2068 shampooed, houses modeled, update 8. repair ST. MARK'S THRIFT Fri. 8. Sat. 10 am 6 pm. EXP. LICENSED Day desks, quilts, old baskets, BUSINESS SERVICE Taxes prepared. Reason S029S cleaned, garages old cabinets 8. broken tile SHOP. 10 St. Mark's Rd., .3228600 FSM3-3 Care provider will care old dolls, teddy bears, LITTLE'S BUSINESS able rates Call 272 8847 TAXI SERVICE cleaned, etc* Call Dave around tubs, etc. Free Burl. Open EVERY ANTIQUES. Country for your child weekdays. wind up toys, china & -Service. Automatic SM2 26 TAXI SERVICE. Lynn typing, teletype, 851 4260 SO-tfT est. 438 1107 or 438 4582 WED. 10 3. Brand new things, cratts, wreaths, Lg. fenced in yard 938' glass. Call Florence 665- JUNK CARS SOTFS field Taxi Co. Let us take 'secretarial, tape tran CLEANING and used clothing at etc. Basket O'Bit 0811. 9452 or 665 5870 JUNK CARS Removed, you to Logan. Late model .scriptions, resumes, GENERAL CLEANING HOME REPAIRS extremely reas. prices. tersweet, 16 Main St., No CC2-11 ANT-tfT highest prices paid, taxi 7 days a week. Phone Reading (Red Barn) 664 ■newsletters, copies, large Cellars, yards, and attics INTERIOR Remodeling Come browse TENDER LOV ING ANTIQUES immediate service. Day 245 1234. S02 16S document reductions, Will pick up and dispose repairs. New ceilings, FS2 15 2867. Wednesday thru CARE for your child, any WANTED ANTIQUE or evening 272 5160 or 657 TENNIS rubber stamps, in Call 933 8638. SM2 18 walls, paper, paint. PROJECTOR. 35mm Saturday, 10 4p m age, full or part time, in furniture, used 7389 Call the little guy!!! TENNIS 8. RACQUET vltatlons, stationery, Exterior repairs. Carousel type Whisper FS tfC my home. Refs Call 664 mahogany din. & bdrm. StfC BALL Stringing. Donnay 'mimeographing, report Roofing, gutters, pain matic II, full remote RAINBOW CONS SHOP, 2719 or 664 4583 sets, oriental rugs, oil and Prince rackets. binding Room 101. 2 SPIC& SPAN TWINS JUNK CARS' ting, porches. Quality control only 2 yrs. old, 612MAIN STREET, WIN. CC2-9N paintings, toys, clocks & Houses cleaned, we make BOUGHT Highest prices Demos avail. February Linden St 944 2669 work you can afford. $39. 272 4859 after 5 pm. 721 1425. Specializing in LOVING RESP. ■toddler china One item or them gleam. Mature Special: Prince Pro StfC paid. Same day service. Small jobs a specialty FS2 11 children's 8, maternity Mom will care for your complete estates. dependable 8, excellent Call Hank 935 5218. StfC strung. $95. Nett Strings, Fully insured. In WURLITZER SUPER clothing Only qualify child. My home or yours Diversified buyer references Call 658 2594 Stoneham call Tom, 665 935 0726after 4 pm. clothing. Now accepting CARPENTRY MAINTENANCE sprite organ, 3 keyboard Exp fun and learning Richard Goddard. 944- or 658 2315 after 5 p.m. 0083 SOtfS S2-I1 INTERIOR 8, EXTER A to Z Maintenance and w/orblt synthesizer 8, ladies qualify clothing. 944 1781 4962 or 944-8175 IOR remodeling, ad S02-23T alterations. Call Ted TRACTOR REPAIRS touch tone, excel cond Hours. Tues Sat 10 4. CC2-11C W tfC HARVEY'S TV. FSM2 18 ditions, baths, kitchens, HAVE NO TIME for Nalwalk. 944-8373. StfC specializing in gravely, $1,000. Call 933 6028. FS2 MOTHER OF 7TVionthold porches & decks. Call Jim cleaning? Well, we do Ariens. Locke 8. In TELEVISION REPAIRS MOE AN DE R SON, 1 0 will care for your child In Antique Clocks 648-2621. 663 4344 SOtfCX References, reasonable ternational Used equip Color TV specialist, all BURGLAR ALARMS Mason Contractor, all my home full or part HIGHEST cash price rates. Call Nancy, 438 for sale. Dave's Tractors service calls only $14 95 DREXELMEDIT Pecan IN MASS a burglary CARPENTRY kinds of mason work. 15 time Ref. avail. Call 935 paid tor all antique 8171 afters. Co. 658 4381. SOtfT Call Harvey's TV 658 diningroom. Pedestal occurs every 6 minutes! PORCHES, Gutters, yrs experience. Free 5944 or 658 4324 Master It you are concerned with 8595 clocks. Complete siding 8. roofing. Kitchens S02 9S FURNITURE table, cust made pad and repairing 8. restoration. estimates. Call 272 6315 8, TV License 1308 SO tfC the security of your home CC2 9 & baths remodeled. HOUSECLEANER REFINISHING 2 leaves. 2 arm, 4 side 851 9138 SO-tfT and family call for a free FULL TIME Child Care Call anytime 658 2766 'Aluminum doors 8. AVAIL TO clean your apt NAZARIAN Refinishing. TILE INSTALLATIONS, chairs High ladderback ANT tfT MONEYTOLOAN security audit by Gard openings. Children 16 mo. .windows, metal interlock or condo. Reas rates, 3 hr Furn meticulously hand bathrooms, kitchens, style, blue velvet uphol. 2ND MTG. and LOANS Security Systems. 438- to 6 yrs. Sliding fee scale. WANTED - Oak, walnut, weather stripping In* Imt. Prof cpl or sngls stripped 8. retinished walls, floors, good work seats. Bow front credenzo 14V-.' APR 1635. Specialists in Call the Children's mahog. & early pine turn. -stalled. Call Art Nelson, pref. No pets. Stoneham Spec in antiques 20 yrs fast at low prices. Free with china cab. $6300 new COMM/CONST. perm. residential security Center, 933 5984 Lamps, wicker, pottery, 9350545. SM7x area. Call 438 0114 I0,im exp free pick-up 8. del 438 estimates, no obligations. Mint cond Asking $2100, Avail. We will also buy Call Mark Lodi 862 8467 729 3525. systems. FS-tfS CC2 II other antiques I will pay lpm. 2506. SOtfS cash (or one piece or VOKE SCHOOL GRAD mortgages. S03 IT FS2 15 1982 MODEL PEAVEY. CHILD CARE WANTED SEEKS CARPENTRY S02 16S BEACH & COMPANY GENERAL REPAIRS Renown amplifier Excel mature woman to care estate Call Tony days, jobs of all kinds. Quality Home remodeling, int — TIMEX — WOODB U R N I N G eves 933 3611 263-5235 or 729-5045 cond 2 channels, 160 tor 3 mo. boy in my home work always & very COMEAU'S COMPUTER exterior, carpentry, AUTHORIZED SER STOVE. Russo model ANTM25x SM3 2 watts per channel $400 or 7 30 to 5; 3 4 days per wk reasonable rates. Call Al & TV Sales & service on paint, paper, masonry, no VICE Center. We repair with speed control PAINTING BO. Call Larry after 4, 664 3927 Bunker at 438 7491. SOtfS computers, video games, job too small. Free ests in warranty & out of blower, 4 mo. old, lists for ANTIQUES PAINTING, interior and warranty Timex watches. $670; selling for $499. Call 272 4597. FS2-11 CC2-10C BISHOP CLARK & CARPENTRY VCR's, stereo's, record Call 438 1107 SOTFS exterior, quality work, Parts & repairing for all 2292289 between 4 8. 7 MIDWINTE R FUR LOVING RESPONSIBLE JORDAN ALL TYPES, Doors, players, tape players, ARMSTRONG ROOFING reasonable prices. Free electric shavers. A 8, K pm. NITURE clearance sale mother, full or part time WE BUY anything old windows, porches, steps, Japanese 8. American TAR AND GRAVEL estimates. Call Mario 944 Jewelers. 379 Main St.. FS2-15 Save now on selected Glen Rd school area Calls made without paneling, sus. ceilings, TVs. Phone 665 3850 Lie repairs, and re roofing 1957 StfC Stoneham Sq. 438 1250. floor samples. Sofas, Accessible from Rt 62 8. obligation. 1 item, wind, cords, cust. cab. & No. 7536. 10% discount Call 438 9437 S04-27S 2 CRIBS $25 & $10. PAINTING Mon to Sat 9am 5 15pm changing table $25. port chairs, rockers, tables, Rt 38 Quiet dead end estates, consignment kitchens. Reasonable with this Ad S02-23S ANDERSON ROOFING PAINTING. Expert In SOTFS crib $25 High chair 8, lamps, curios, mat street. Call 658 8883 Call 246 1568 or 387 5066 rates. Days 648 1133. DUMP TRUCK MASONRY terior and Exterior No many other baby items. tresses, budget terms. CC29T ANTM16X eves. 438 7293. SOtfS MAN WITH dump truck All types of masonry iob too small or large. J. TYPE RIGHT Also 10x12 brown rug LEONARD RESPONSIBLE mother to clean yards, cellars, work, roofing repairs & THISANDTHAT Abreu, 935 2793 SM1 x ALL KINDS ot type done Call 664 5119 FURNITURE looking to watch 2 AUCTION COMPANY CAKPENTRY attics. Free estimates new work. Shingles 8. tar quickly and accurately FS2-9N 485 Main St. children in my home. Ref. 954 Main St.. Melrose, GREGORY DICTAS New 470 1957 or 665 7344. QUALITY*. 8. gravel. 15 yrs. ex Pickup & delivery ser Woburn avail. Call 658 3121 CC2 9T Ma. 665 9452, hrs. 10am to additions, porches, Robert. SO TFS EXPERIENCE perience Free estimates vice available. Please REFRIGERATOR gold •FSM3 1 330 pm, eves call 665- remodeling, finished DRIVEWAY HOT TOP Painting Co. — fully Call 272 6315 or 851 9138 call 438 1630. Admiral frostless 16 cu ft AUCTION SALE 5870 Buying anything or playrooms. Bathrooms, R. COOPER 8. SON We licensed, fully insured. SO-tfT S03-16S 4 yrs $200. Dishwasher AT GREATER Boston INCOME TAXES everything in household ceramic tile kitchens, air pave, you save. Ffee Interior, exterior, RUGS SHAMPOOED TRAVEL SERVICE GE portable gold w wood Academy (behind INCOME TAXES goods Dolls, furn. tables, conditioners installed estimates Call 851 2919 waterproofing All work GALLANT SERVICE CO. WHERE ARE YOU top 2 yrs $200. Sofa NEMH, 5 Woodland Rd.. PREPARED - having toys, glassware, china, Garage doors, large and SO tft done by full time prof, loveseat 8, chair cont. Wall to wall carpeting GOING? All plane, ship Stoneham. Sunday Feb. your return properly quilts, jewelry, tools, small jobs accepted. Free painters. Our name BASEMENT SPECIAL cleaned. All size rugs. and hotel arrangements beige plaid $150. Call 662 13th. Drs open 1 pm. prepared can save your wicker, etc. Always estimates. Call 933 0977. speaks for itself. 944 6223 ADD LIVING space in Free pick-up and through the United States 8183 after 6:30 pm. Auction from 2 pm 5 pm. tax dollars. Convenient SMlx SOtfc paying top price. Call your cellar. Electrical delivery. Fully insured. and all over the world can FS2 9S 665 9053 FS2-9S appointments arranged Ruby before you sell. R C PAINTING Satisfaction guaranteed CARPENTER and plumbing work inc. be made at tariff rates by FARFISA ORGAN For POOLS ! ! ! A A. A. in your home Reasonable ANT tfT WHOCARES "Specialists in barnboard INTERIOR 8. EXTER Free estimate.Call 272 calling your authorized details call 665 3795 Swimming Pool rates. Call Accounting ROUGH. FINISH remod Reasonable prices. Also lOR-over 15 yrs. ex- 9432. SM26x travel agent. Let us know between 5 pm and 9 pm, distributor must sell their Systems Ltd. 396 3895. perience. Reasonable AUCTIONS eling. Formica, cabinets add a full bath tor .2,500 SECRETARIAL your travel plans and we Sunday to Thursday. entire Inventory of new evens. 8> weekends. including tub, toilet and prices and free estimates Joseph Maksou, 109 SERVICES UNLIMITED will be happy to work FS29S 1982 leftover 31* family- ITP3-1C ART AUCTION Bancroft Ave.. Reading. vanity. Call 9449031. 944 8976or944 3388 SO-tfC ALL YOUR secretarial them- out with you. 98" LT GREE~N velvet size pools with huge TAXES J W. KILLAM School. 333 Maksou Carpentry. SOtfC 944-9031. SOtfC Painting Paper hanging needs — typing, word McGrath Travel Service. sofa excellent condition sundeck. fence, filter and ALL FEDERAL & State Charles St., Reading on CARPENTRY ELECTRICIAN INTERIOR EXTERIOR processing, stenography, 14 Eaton Ave., Woburn. 42" octagonal glass warranty. Now only $978. tax returns prepared by February II, 1983. QUALITY WORK at RESIDENTIAL and work professionally done transcription, proofread Mass. Tel. 935-0600 topped walnut coffee Install, opt. and extra. experienced, professional Preview 7 p.m., auction 8 reasonable rates. Free Industrial Free esti at reasonable rates. Free ing, correspondence. (Members of American table. Best offer. Call 438 Will finance. Call collect accountant. For ap p.m. Donations $1.00. estimates. Call Barry 944- mates. Bill Alexander, estimates. Phone Steve Prompt service. 664 3355. Soclet y of Travel 2670 329 5105. pointment call 947-0324. Come bring* friend. 4970 S02 15C 933 1103. SM20x Meuse at 438 5985. SOtfS S O 2 2 8 C Agents). SM*x FS2 9S FS224 ITP3 3C Auction2 11C , i r > Supplement to Dally TlmeeS. Chronicle IWoburn Reedlnj, Wtncheeter. Burlington. Wekelleldl. lynntleld PAGES 16-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY9,1983 Villager, No Reading Trantcrlpt, Wilmington & Tewkaoury Town Crier. Stonenam Independent PETS APARTMENTS JAMES M. J0LY INSTRUCTIONS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT ANIMAL SPAYING. Renting Is No Joke LUXURY 1 BEDROOM READING - Large 2 DAVID E. HURLEY TO SHARE bdrm apt in excellent Local hospital Fern "cat, PIANO LESSONS FOR NORTH SHORE LANDLORDS Call NORTH READING con 944-7820 neighborhood. Lovely OHIUK- Principals WO. male cats. S20. Small children & adults. Group ROOMMATE SERVICE "Select Rentals" now. do, like new, new wall to tern, dog $38. Small male lessons in music theory & The FIRST to serve the and let our trained, full wall carpet, new gas penthouse view from all 348 MAIN ST. dog. $38 729 6453 ear training. Group North Shore Exclusively time staff provide you range, new refrigerator, windows. $600 per mo. READING PETSM3x lessons for young Apts and houses to share, with a choice list ot dishwasher, air con includes utils Call Mrs =ET JYTVA &ms\ children Inexpensive Theophanis — Kaine 8, DOGS BOAR DE D. all price ranges. Call tor responsible tenants . dition, large bedroom, Boardwalk R. E. Corp. Master's Degree in Piano Wentworth RE. 944 9100 heated kennel, large in free brochure 598 0706 waiting to rent. 438 4044 ample closet and storage performance 8. FRIfS FR2 15C and out runs Call 729 6453 ATSM9x # space, plenty of parking, pedagogy Member MELROSE -F Rmt wtd, —HALL FOR RENT- 'just 3 minutes from Rte WILMINGTON 3 READING or 933 1237 between 12 1 NEPTA, MMTA Many mid 20s 8. up nice 2/bdrm RED MEN. Stonenam 93, gas heat, hot water, all bedroom duplex. Eat-in and after 6 pm. years European ex PETMISx apt $200. mo incl ht & hw, Parties, weddings, included lor only $450 per kit. solarium, tile bath, 4 perience. Pupil winners avail Mar 1st Chris, eves dances, meetings, etc mo. Flexible lease, no car park., close to 193, FISH, FISH. Buy 2 get 1 in State & local com 8. wkends 665 4296 or 665 Rent includes bar 8, fees. Call 334 6319 days, train. $550 plus util. F ree Sun. 114 at petitions. Call 245 3025 9573 bartender Up to 100 334 6157 wknds FR2 9N Leave message on 658- Wilmington Pet Shop In INST2 14C ATS2 16S people 438 9767 FR tfS ROOMMATE WANTED 8490 store specials for all FR223T types of Pet needs all wk APT TO SHARE in 2 GRANDOVER PARK to share house, quiet DRACUT, 2 bdrm town long. Mon. Fri . 10 8. Sat WANTED family home Walk to studio $305 to 2 bdrm $420 neighborhood, utilities house in nicely wooded 10-5: Sun. 114 AM Breed ANTIQUES shoppinq Near RIs 28, 93 incl. heat, hot water 8. included, call 664 2769 area, fully applianced, grooming by appt Mem. WANTED: ANTIQUE and 128 Call 438 7610 cooking gas. Sec dep 8, after 7 p.m. FR2 9N w/w. association fee PDGA Call 658 5041 FURNITURE. Oriental ATS2 9S lease req. Centrally loc. READING Room for rugs, oil paintings, old included. $450 monthly PM3 I WAKE FIELD Con at rts 28,495 & 93 Open rent. Furn, carpeted, toys, china, putls, clocks w/possible option to buy. siderate woman pref. for daily 105. Sat. 10 2. for fresh paint Conv to 93, PLEASE ADOPT FROM & flea market items. One Call 458 3737 sunny quiet house, "share more info call 683 3801 128 For quiet gentleman 1st Offering! Great starter Colonial Imagine a 6 room. 3 bedrm. Cape MRS BROWN'S Shelter. item or complete estates FR2 9T kitchen, 2 baths, yard, FRM16x with references. 944 8293 373 Russell St.. Woburn. purchased. Richard offers 2 bedrms, lg. living room, that is recently remodeled! Lots of laundry $210 plus 1/5 util AMERICAN LEGION FR2 IOC WILMINGTON/BILLER Puppies. Irish Setter, Goddard, 944 4962 WtfC cozy kitchen and den. Convenient Anderson Windows, Insulation and 245 8691 Hall for rent for dances, WINCHESTER, Avail CA line, $460. charming 4 while Shepherd, yet quiet location! $54,900 o newer heating system mokes this Doberman Pinscher, INSTANT CASH ATS29C meetings, receptions, now or Feb 'IS. Parkview rm home, full bsmt, acre lot, Arthur RE 658 4520 Call 944-7820 a steal at $64,900 Shepherd crosses. WANTED - Good old parties. Rental includes condo. immac. 2 bdrm WOBURN, 2 rms on FR2 9T Handsome spayed cats furniture, antiques, beverage privilege Balcony, pool, carpeting, Call 944-7820 oriental rugs, clocks, old quiet st. off st. pkg. We place only with established household, Members 8, guests Call park. Children welcome. toys, etc Highest prices METHUEN. unique I responsible people 933 w/w, newly remodeled. 944 9745 FR ItC $625 Heat 8, all util incl. paid, bonded 8. licensed. bdrm apts at scenic READING 8539 Hrs I 30 6 30 $250 or $200 some utils Hite RE. 244 4560 READING Also clean attics & modern Delmont Estates, P2 8 incl. Call Bill 935 0732 GRANDOVERPAKK FR2 10 cellars. We also buy heal & cooking gas in ATS29 Grandover Park Apts METHUENi Unique 1 AKC MALE Golden estates— 1 piece or entire eluded, $330 Call resident studio $305 to $420, 2 bdr bdrm. apts. at scenic, Retreiver pup. champ household. Call anytime WINCHESTER. Share super, I 685 7848 sired, outstanding ms, includes heat hot modern Delmont Estates. FR2 I6T 944 6141, Reading or 646 sunny turn Victorian water 8, cooking gas. pedigree Top pick house, w 4 others. $330 incl heat and 3666, Arlington WM21x Security dep, 8. lease req. STONEHAM Ready logo now! 942 0711 Laund.. dw, util incl. cooking gas Call residenl ANTIQUES Centrally located at Rts 4 LG RMS 1st floor no PET2 10C Avail now. $290 another super 685 7848 FR2 17 WANTED ANTIQUE 28, 495 8. 93 Open daily 10 pets no utils. w/w carpets avail April 1 $310, No READING - Furn. rm.. HANDSOME ALL black furniture, sued 5. Sats 10 2. For more info $425/mo. 1st and last pets or cigs 729 8897 all util , non smoker pref male kitty needs good mahogany din 8, bdrm call 683 3801 FR tfT months rent Call 438 0679 ATS2 15 Sec dep. Near train, 128 home Clean, gentle, sets, oriental rugs, oil FR2 9S NO READING I bdr. unit & 93 $55/wk, with meals playful, lovable. Has been paintings, toys, qjocks 8, STONEHAM 6 plus rms all brand new, w-w, 8. $75 944 4303 altered 8. has shots Free china One item or WANTED TO RENT close to 128 8, 93 Newly new appliances, heat, FR2 9C w'litter box 272 1224. complete estates 1 BEDROOM APT 1 h.w. 8, gas for cooking renov ■ I 2 baths dw 8. Birch Meadow Area! Custom Brick 1st Offering! Top quality 3 bedrm. P2 II Diversified buyer wanted immed in incl. Plenty of parking 8. SUMMER'S disp. Lg rms w/w 8. hdwd Colonial offers beautiful back yard. PLEASE ADOPT FROM Richard Goddard. 944 pleasant resid. area With Cape with many outstanding de- storage $450-$480 Call COMING firs end porch laundry MRS BROWNS Shelter, heat and util. tor I adult toils. This one's a Must See. $92,900 Fantastic extra large living room 4962 or 944 8175 WtIC Don at 664 5256. NO READING 2 hkup pkg 2 cars no pets. 373 Russell St., Woburn with no pets Rent $350 with picture window, all in top con FR28C bdrrfi. condo with Avail 3/1 $585 plus utils Call 944-7820 Puppies, a pure white —$$ FOR SALE — $375 Excel ret Call 729 dition. Asking only $119,900 STONE HAM offices for clubhouse 8. pool Wooded 665 5462 Shepherd. Doberman BUYING almost 7700, ext 6936 days rent $150 to $1400 per area. Unit completely FR2 9S Call 944-7820 P.nscher. Shepherd everything! Furniture WTR2 9 CLIP AND SAVE month Call 438 5599 refurbished. Be the first STONEHAM brand new crosses, beautiful spayed glass china old toys tools MUST MOVE: Resp to enioy brand new super modern 1 bdrm cats, we place only with FR2 16S rugs wicker quilts lamps family ot 3 needs 2 bdrm. carpeting & appliances plus pool includes all responsible people. 933 dolls teddy bears. Will STORAGE Heart* it sniiftrm K) (omp.i Supplement loDaily TlmesAChronictelWohttrt. D.UI u„ 4 lnc,, VIM.g.r. No R„d,n, Tr.n«,,p, w"„;/"0^"?'^-* "'«' B"'''n«lon. W.k.L.ldl. L,„A,.ld WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY* 1983 PAGE S [ ■> MIDDLESEX EAST AUTO MART Unbelievable, But True ,,^>: mr. * n >£*! BURLINGTON DODGE rent-1 • • i lease- CREST a-car ' ' a-car USED CARS .> 4 uality Used Ca r s! 12 MONTH/20,000 MILE MAKES IT EASY Select from - Chevettes, 1 983'S Century Limited 4 dr REPAIR PROTECTION Plymouth Horizon. 4 dr. spdrfr A cyl auto, p » p b ,nr cond stereo, p windows, cruise D50 Sport Pick Up 4 cyl Dodge Aspen 4 dr 6 cyl Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr Citations, Malibus, AVAILABLE 4 cyl. outo p.s.. air cond. I p door lorks only 7JO0 4 spd stereo sport tires auto, p.s radio Stk No 6 cyl auto p s p b air PLAN AVAILARLE T. glass, Stk No. 1008 like brand new Sth No 8 wheels Stk No 11422 10406 cond Stk No 12531 CREST and G.M. protect you COMPARE OUR PRICES against the cost of most mech- AND SAVE $$$ onical repairs, subject only to a $25 deductible on these 198 qualified used cars: Dodge 024 4 cyl, 4 spd. Chrysler LeBaron 2 dr Chrysler Cordoba 6 cyl Plymouth Volare Wagon Plymouth Reliant SE 8 cyl. auto, p.s.p.b.. air auto p.s.p.b. air cond. CHEVETTE stereo w cassette. Stk. 6 cyl, auto, p.s.p.b.. cond t. glass Stk No T glass, p. window tilt 2 dr. 4 cyl, outo p.s.p b 1981 CHEVETTE 4 DR. SED No. 1548. roof rack. Stk No. 1005 stereo Stk No 1007. 11469 wheel Stk No 9356. '81 DATSUN 280ZX M0.795 Auto. Trans. AM Radio Vinyl Side Mldgi.. W W 2 tone med blue platinum met blue velour buckets 5 spd om lm stereo cossette a < cruise gl pock SAVE 3 WAYS power wind 6 way dr seat rwd Mercury Zephyr 2 dr.. Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr and much more a true proven RENT Plymouth Volare 4 dr.. Dodge Omni 4 dr 4 cyl BUY LEASE 6 cyl quto p.s.p.b.. 6 cyl. auto p.s.p.b.. air Sports CO' Sfh No f 1484 4 spd sunroof stereo stereo sunrool. Stk. cond am (m Stk No 6cyl auto p.s.p.b. low '150 Per Mo. '17.95 w cassette Stk No 10413 >3995 No 12519. 11478 miles Stk No. 9380 80 DATSUN 280ZXS8.695 36 Mo. Lease Per Day PLUS! It blue met 5 spd pb rwd a c Ramada Inn 1 12 Haverhill St. b.s.m am lm stereo reclining seats everyones lovorite sportscof Woburn No. Reading OKtro clean, drive this to experience Aries Wagon. 4 cyl, auto Dodge Colt Wagon 4 cyl Plymouth Volare 2 dr awesome performances!!. H» H^OA 11.9% 935-7768 944-3567 Dodge Charger 2.2. 4 cyl p.s.p.b.. air cond.. stereo 4 spd p.s.p b roof rack 6 cyl auto p s real 4 spd Stk No. 9372 A.PJ. s cruise, Stk No. 1012 X-tra Sharp Stk No. 10391 sharp Stk No 10431 79 RUICK RIVEIRA 7,795 Financing Looded w all extras clean clean AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE I owner trade „ •„,„ ilk N AUTO RENTING. 1978 FORD PINTO. 38K Leasing Always call Mr mi. 4 cyl , 4 spd., std. s Rent A Car Chevettes sport model wagon Great '81 DATSUN 7,295 $5.95 Ramada Inn mpg, excel cond $2500 Chevy Molibu 2 dr 6 cyl Plymouth Volare 2 dr Chrysler LeBaron 4dr Dodge D50 Pick Up 4 cyl Available King Cab 4x4 4 cyl 5 spd excel or BO Call after 4 pm. Woburn 935 7768 outo p.s p b.. radio. Stk 6 cyl. auto, p.s.p.b Stk 6 cyl auto p.s.p b. Stk auto stereo Stk No cond 45K p Sll No Pl4„ 438 0739. AM2 10 No 12525 On All A2 10 No. 12489 No 10392 12507 S DON'T JUNK ITI 1978 FORD MUSTANG, Brand New '81 CHEVY CAMAR0 6,895 MASS AUTO Processor white with gold pin Rich dk blue met auto stereo Buys all used, wrecked, st r i p i ng. rally ap 1983 Dodge cassette rwd sport mirrors bs.m brpken down cars, trucks pearance package. 302 1981 Ford Mustang 2 dr 4 cyl. Mercury Lynx 2 dr 4 cy & stripes, console rust proofed and machinery Call 944 V8, auto, ps, pb. ac, auto, p.s.p b. am fm Aries SE 4 dr, 4 cyl, Dodge Challenger. 2 dr Cars & Trucks! one owner low mileage cor priced 2581 A2 14C am/fm stereo, t roof elec 4 spd stereo air cond. to move sth Hi V»'A rwd. console, forged stereo 8 track Stk No X tro Fancy Stk No auto, p.s.p.b.. stereo, 4 cyl, 5 spd, p.s.p.b . 1980 CHEVROLET lm aluminum wheels, $4800 12526 2498 real clean. Stk No. 1013 Stk No. 12541 s pala wagon, PSPB, air Call 688 7864 after 4 30. '82 TOYOTA COR. 6,795 cond AM/FM radio A2-9T Deluxe 4 dr Ll sandstone met S410O Call 933 4342 AM2 78 RAMCHARGFR. SE auto a ( pb rwd am fm stereo* I 8 4x4. ps. pb, 6 cyl, hd MANY OF OUR USED CARS COME WITH CHRYSLER CORPORATION'S EXCLUSIVE 12 MONTH, 12.000 MILE POWER TRAIN Chapmon Lock b s m strip*;-, rust Fisher plow, very clean. proofed looded with equipment & $4395. Call 658 9623 WARRANTY. ASK A SALESMAN FOR DETAILS! super fuel economy Stfc No 2H4A A2-9T s 1976 PONTIAC Sunbird. '82 DODGE CHRGR 5,995 automatic, new brakes imports || Fastbk 4 spd custom cloth sun new exhaust gd body & BURLINGTON DODGE roof 9K mi. I owner trade engine $1400 Call 438 SlhNo 5'o'A 0220 90 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE, BURLINGTON s ^Hg*^ A2 9S '82 FORD ESCORT 5,495 1982 FORD ESCORT 2 ACROSS FROM BURLINGTON MALL off Rte. 128 272-8680 MUST SELL 82 Merc 2 dr H bk 4 cyl 4 spd om radio tone like new 9500 miles 4 LN7. 21.000 ps, pb, air, elec r def sport mirrors 16K spd man. I owner $5395 mi.. 1 owner trade sth No BMOA cruise control, 4 cyl. Call 438 /118 Asking $7500 Call Paul A2 9S s weekdays 36 pm, 944 1977 COACHMAN motor '80 DATSUN 510 5,195 4635. 1975 DODGE DART SE 2 1975 FIAT 131 auto., exc '78 FORD ISO, 300 c.i.. ps, 1974 OLDS 98, P wind., P 1981 DATSUN KING cab home, Exc deluxe, low Wagon. 4 cyl. 4 spd am fm rodio A2 10C dr. black with red int. 318 cond $1200 or best offer pb, 4 spd. trans, seats, AM-FM stereo, A pick up, 24.000 miles, mileage. 23 ft custom 1 owner trade Si* No MI'A auto. Chapman lock & Call after 6 pm 272 0125. w/overdrive. Alum, mag cond., PS, PB, auto. Body black with blue pin- '74 FORD COURIER trk Call 664 6107 or collect 1 more. 272 8680. 8 5. Ask A2-1I wheels am/fm cassette Al. Excel, cond. Nice stripes, AM FM cassette, w cap $1000 603 635 2781 for Charlie D. Has undercoating & cap. s 66 Ply Belvdere rns $300 tires, runs good $950 or bucket seats, 5 spd.. A2 II A2-9 Uses reg. gas Oneowner BO 438 9424 80 CITATION 4,695 or BO. 851 5845 1976 AUDI 100LS, auto., rustproofing. Mint cond. 1978 CUTLASS 2 tone 260 $3980.944 0856 This one owner car has 6 cyl auto 73 VW 412 wgn needs sm PS. sunroof, exc cond A2 II $6200 or BO 938 8142 eves, V8. 26,000 miles by first 1977 FORD PINTO, auto A29C trans, a c om fm radio 4 Pow s work $500. Call 851 5845 or $2695. 1 851 4957. 2463793. ond 4 door S'k NO PU*?» owner Excellent con PS, Excel, cond. 33,000 1963 OLDSMOBILE 664 4845 A2 II A2-I0 dition, $4450. 438 7118 mi. orig owner, $2850 or 1976 VOLKSWAGEN Starfire. needs engine. A2 I6N s A2 9S BO. 272 4778 A2 10 1974 CHEVY MALIBU. RABBIT, orange, 59,000 Perfect for restoration or 1976 AUDI 100LS, 4 cyl.. 1978 FORD FIESTA 2 dr '82 CHEVETTE 4,595 AM FM cassette stereo, miles. Good cond $2200. parts Best offer. Call 272 needs engine work. $700 74 PLY SCAMP 4 dr Sedans with outo Irons These std nice clean car. 1979 HONDA ACCORD, 4 needs front end work 8. Call 935 5467. 0157. or BO Call 935 4549. GOOD COND New dr. silver. All acces Mint cars have low low miles Six to Priced to sell $2295 Eves minor exhaust work $500 A29 A29 A2 II exhaust sys 8. batt ChoOSe from. Sih No PH9/ 944 5824. days 935 3343 44K $5200 firm 438 3042 or best offer. 1974 Chevy Radial tires, a/c, vinyl • A2 9C eves. Nova. 6 cyl., auto., new 1975 MUSTANG II 4 spd. 1976 CHEVY top, 1I4K miles $800 BO s A2 11 tires, AM FM cassette stand. 70K miles. All new CHEVETTE. Red. 2dr.. 4 665 6549 '80 OLDS OMEGA 4,495 Diesel Rabbit deck Car in all around tires & snows body cyl.. 4 spd. 77,000 mi 2 dr Coupe This front wheel drive A2 9S 1982 VW DIESEL Rabbit good shape, $700 or BO. damage. Must sell. $700 Runs good. Dependable cor has tilt wheel P.D.I P W . 2 dr std., only 10K miles, or best offer Call 246 $1175. Call Ed, days, 657 1973 VOLKSWAGEN 935 9307. PS.. P Seat o c am fm ond velour excellent shape 935 3343 0364 3659; eve's, 933 7890. BUG, 4 spd New sticker, A2 interior sik No PIW days leave messaage. runs exc $875 or best A2-I0 A2-II A2 9C offer 658 2608. s 1978 MALIBU WAGON. 6 JEEPS, CARS, Trucks 1979 FIREBIRD, 27,000 1980 DATUSUN 510. 5 spd 1973 GRAND PRIX -New A2 II 1973 OLDSMOBILE 78 DATSUN 8210 2,995 cyl , auto , PS, PB, 53K under $100 avail at local mi AM FM Cassette hatchback, blue, am/fm trans., new exhaust, exc Cutlass supreme, 2 dr.. 2 dr. Coupe 4 spd with am fm miles. Good cond. except govt. sales in your area. radio, CB radio. Excel, stereo, radials. great cond. $2300. Call Tom. 1973 PONTIAC LeMans. V8, AM FM cassette. PB, radio This one owner trade has needs some engine work. Call (refundable) 1619 cond. in and out. Call condition, fantastic 272 3212 bet 6 7 pm $300 Call 933 2148 after 6 PS, AC, excel, running anly 47 000 Mi Sih No 844IA $2500 or BO. Call 729 8780 569 0241. ext 1336 tor your Dave days 935 7700, mileage, best offer Call weeknights pm. cond $750 Call 438 0778 after 7 pm or weekends. 1983 directory 24 hrs. nights 275 7509 eves.891 1661 A? 9 A2 10 A2 II A2 II A2 II A2 14 A2-I6N USED CAR FINANCING OUR SPECIALTY Mr Cahalin. who was interested in buying the $11,4201 • US auto dealers Bulck "or a car like it." said he had been thinking about I buying a secondhand car, but the 119 percent financing | helped to change his mind glad to see more "The 11.9 percent isn't a big incentive," said Virgil Glenn. I a salesman al Allen Buick, "but it helps in some cases " In I CREST any case, it's being widely advertised, a neon pink "II 9" on BUICK • DATSUN • PEUGEOT tires being kicked a black banner spreads the news across the showroom | window. Exit 38 off Rte. 128, By I r ;iin mr Kiefer The good thing about 11 9 percent financing is thaf "it is a I 399 Washington Street QQC 1111 Business correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor constant" kind of offer, "not a gimmick," says David Cole, Woburn 0UU* I Ilriiiikline. Mass. director of the office for the study of automotive transporta- Robert Cahalin was testing nut the back seal of a 1983 tion at the University of Michigan He says he believes Hunk Century Sedan in the Allen Buick showroom here automakers will try and hang on to the financing rate until "I've got to buy a new car.'" he said after scrambling out the market rate matches it. "When you had gimmick after "My 1978 Mercury Monarch has got 110.(10(1 miles on it It's gimmick." he said, people were holding back, waiting for MISC. AUTOMOTIVE worn out." better deals Another Allen Buick salesman said, however, The auto industry is counting on people like Mr Cahalin to RELATIONSHIPS INC 1979 JEEP C 15, all black, that a lot of people buy their Buicks without financing - and | help keep the three month upturn in auto sales moving I Video dating service for white soft top. Like new, Sailing Chevy Chevettet By Barth Falkenberg. start photographer for them, rebates are a better lure. I discriminating singles ot below average mileage. Though last year's sales were so bad that any improvement For the American auto industry, Mr Cahalin might repre-1 'Those that are working are spending their money' [all ages. Call today to $5200 Call Ed days at 729 now looks good, auto dealers expect a continuing steady rise sent a model buyer for two reasons: He Is finally turning in Imeet that spec ia I 3620. A5x In sales "People have been tied down so long, they're ready his old car (and doing it. in part, because of attractive financ- | [someone, two or more LOOKING FOR a used to bust |onto the auto market|." says William Polsonettl. gen Daly, communications director for Ihe National Association I<"all 465 0199 MISCIIT lng). and he wants to stick with a big car car? Always a good eral manager of Allen Huick of Auto Dealers (NAAD). Over the last four years. Mr. Daly selection. Save big. "The consumer Is making a slight trend back to larger. I |NEW CREDIT Card, no Company. says, about 4,000 dealerships have gone out of business one refused. Also in Hagen Auto Sales, 6 West BUSINESS luxury models," says John Haldeman. owner ot Forest Hills [formation on receiving St , Redding {rear of Last week, domestic auto "Some will be coming back, but Ihe future holds fewer Motor Company In Pittsburgh "They are comfortable, and 'isa, MasterCard Card Mobil station) 944 7904 or SCENE sales continued for the 10th dealerships selling more cars." gas prices are down And compared to a few years ago the | 'ith no credit check. 944 0229 AtfC ' consecutive 10-day period to Don Donofrio, owner of Skyline Ford in Salem. Ore., can't big car is now a fuel-economy car." Guaranteed results 60? MUST SELL 1980 be higher than corresponding limes of the past year Annu pinpoint the reasons for the better sales. In December he Mr. Haldeman. who keeps track of western Pennsylvania P49 0276 EXT 766 Plymouth Horizon TC3, 4 ally adjusted, the selling rate for the month of January was grossed $1 million in new-car sales, in the same month of MISC2 I6S dealers, says dealers in this depressed industrial area "seem | spd. 4 cyl, am fm stereo 6 1 million units, up from last year's 5 4 million units And 1981, it was a mere $579,000 rear defrost. 12,700 miles. to think a slow recovery is coming Underneath everything, auto production for Ihe month was up 40 percent from the TEACHING PEOPLE to $4400.00. Call 663 3199 "Everyone in our area (greater Portlandl. Is having the there is a little bit of optimism coming in. and it's about Bet well naturally. Call AtfT same time in 1982 same experience," says Mr. Donofrio. who is also director of time." For his fairly small Ford business, he predicts a 10 | Jietary Consultants 658 USED CARS for parts Wesley Stuchlak. an automotive economist al Chase the Oregon chapter of the NAAD "We have a lumber econo- percent sales Increase in 1983. 673, ask about our living and salvage. Highest Econometrics, says his firm forecasts a 16 percent increase my here, and I don't know why people are buying There's Ellen M,etcalf. who does automotive consulting for Arthur I 1 recipes. MISC2 23T prices paid for late in 1983 model-year sales over 1982 (The model year runs still a down economy here. I guess those that are working are D. Little in Cambridge. Mass.. agrees that demand for do- | wrecks. Used parts for kECOND MORTGAGE from October to September.) He adds, however, "It will be a spending their money." mestic autos Is rising But "it's important to note." she says, Loans Available sale Woburn Auto Parts, fairly slow recovery." Mr Donofrio does have some ideas, though. He says it's 240 Mlshawum Rd , "that It has been freed up in the higher end - in the better | We're also buying Even though last January was an exception terrible not one factor that has pushed car sales up, but a combina- vner held mortgage Woburn 933 7250. Mass models and sports cars. It will be a while before the middle weather and consumer uncertainty over General Motors' fall Mrs. Gagnon. Dealer's License No 827 tion that includes financing, lower gas prices, steady car and the bottom part of the wave occurs. We need a continued prices made it one of the worst selling months in history "3-669-9222 MISC2 23T AM13x prices, new models, a drift back to bigger cars, and people expectation |by consumersi that life will be better than what dealers' spirits are up. being forced to buy new cars because old ones have finally 'EERCAN AND. DO YOU WANT an it's been." Sales growth will be steady, she says, but not | Ireweriana Show. Sun. economical car needing "The trend isun and that's what we wanted." says Robert fallen apart. spectacular [eb 20th Mooseclub minor body repair? 1977 •roadway. Chelsea. Time Fiat 128 w/40.000 mi J-4. Adm. $1.00. For info $1200 as is. 658-6275. 1395 7614 MIM.2-V* Steve. A tft ) y. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1983 PAGE S IB Supplement to Dml» Times & Chronicle I Wobu't'. Heading Winchester Burlington Wekelieldl. Lynnlield Villager No Reading Iranicrlpl vvilmmglon 1 lenktbury to*n Crier Stoneham Independent Learn and enjoy yE^ffitogj By William Pacino A new year should demand foregoes credits, curriculum and /^T\ [~| \~\ | r\ that something new be learned and enjoyed. With this thought in mind, we focus on two programs just starting up in the Hie Learning Adventure off- "*■"*■>■ /CJIj- >" *■ ^^ ^* s— ^^fj (ireater Boston area. ers mini-courses packaged to be- short, inexpensive, informative Woodworking workshops and fun. The courses are For a catalog of offerings. haunts the Paris Opera House at I he Woodworkers' Store oil- tailored to the Boston area by call 262-6900. the turn of the century. He ers hegineer's workshops in the informal settings and offerings begins a reign of terror in his COBtA woodworking techniques of ve- such as "An I veiling with Matt Memorabilia Collectors meeting efforts to have his opera sung neering, finishing, caning and Seigal" and "Meals and Miles"; The Northern New England hy his young protege. Murder carving during the month of historic walking tours and res- Chapter of the American Polit- and disappearances disrupt the ical Items ( ollectors will have be published in this column at a February. I aeh workshop is taurant hopping with Boston premiere of a new season, as the B.B. King and Bobby •'Blue" later date. approximately two to three Globe columnist Nathan Cobb. a get-together to trade, buy and opera company struggles to save sell all types of political mem- Bland, two of the world's hours in length and will be Most courses are held in a living the theatre. foremost blues artists, have a from adventure classes to taught by expert woodworkers, room atmosphere. Beer, wine orabilia on Saturday morning. The theatre is located at February 12. The Chapter inv- night for themselves Sunday. jazz fusion, from James I art thoroughly skilled in their tech- and gourmet hors d'oeuvres are Wheelock College. 180 The March 20th at 7 and 10 I'M at Jones to what's left over from niques. Advanced payment and served at each class ites all who are interested in Riverway. Tickets are $4.50 this fast growing hobby to the Berklee Center. the last campaign. COMING registration at the store or by A typical course is the each, free parking is available, America's premier chamber ATTRACTIONS has something phone is required. session featuring Wesley Harr- attend. Ihe meeting wiil be the theatre is wheelchair acc- held at the Knights of Colum- Jazz Group, the Modem Ja// foi everyone to participate in. The workshop schedule is as ington, executive vice president essible and the March 12th Quartet, will share Symphony If you know of an event of follows Veneering- Feb. 27th. of the New England Innkeepers bus. 250 Main Street. (Route performance will be interpreted 28) North Heading, from 9AM Hall on Saturday. March 26 interest to all. write, care of this 10 AM S3.50. Finishing- Feb. Association, who will teach a in American Sign language. For with Betty Carter and her Irio. local newspaper and tell us all :7th. 2 I'M $3.50. Caning- Feb. course on the "romantic coun- 10 1:30 I'M. For additional lurther information or reserv- information, call Bob McCarthy Details on when and where about it. We could use learning 20, It) AM. S3.50. ( arving- try inn" experience, lie will ations, call 7345204. tickets may be purchased will a thing or two. Feb. 20th. 2 I'M $3.50 present information on various at 34n-XI50. Participants can register for forms, maps, menus, suggested THEATER: The Seven Year Itch, by workshops in person or by contacts, and will give away Master Harold and the Boys George Axelrod. will appear at calling the store. Registration is free materials about what to the Merrimack Regional Thea- limited. The Woodworkers' St- expect on a visit to a New hy \thol I ugard. starring James I arl Jones, I ric Douglas ami tre in I ov> ell, I eh 1 X through ore is located at 2154 Massach- England Country Inn, as well as March b in Mahoney Hall on usetts Ave., Cambridge. Tel. no. explain what it takes to be an l)elro> Lindo will open at Ihe Wilbur Theater March S for a the south campus of the Univ- 8e mine - Ruff! 4°7-l 136. innkeeper ersity of Lowell. Broadway and i ategorie.s ol courses include three-week engagement through Saturday. March 2 Orchestra Present The 100 Member Ensemble ol Yugoslavia "The Great American and American Pianist Backstage Musical" JAMKS DICK Book by Bill Solly K Donald Ward Music & Lyrics By Bill Solly DURGIN ARTS CENTER Directed by Dean Peterson Tuesday March 1. H p.m. Musical Director: Mark Peterson University M' Lowell Performances: Feb. 11, 12, 13. 18. 19 20. 25 & 26 Curtain Time Friday & Saturday at 8:15 Sunday at 7:00 Tickets: $6.00 For Information & Reservations The New Box Office Hours are Wi• : & Thurs .r» 30 7:30 Sat 4 (Ml (> (III Or Call X 944.4949 stf BONELESS Virginia &fje bailor & $rincesfl FRESH Baked Ham North Reading Top present Bay s CINEMAS 1 &2 Butts 2.19 Lb Scallops Rte.28 664-2211 s Extra Lean tonal 1.98. Boiled Ham CINEMA 1 PG 7:1049:20 Shortcut & Rump '2.98 s jSteaks - 10 lb. avg lb 1.98 ib Time Riders Italian FRESH FRESH Starring Sean Connery i Ground Starts Friday Sausages Boston FEATURING — Sirloin 20 FINE CINEMA 2 Less than 20% tot Scrod NEW ENGLAND ARTISANS WORKING IN WOdp - FABRIC - STONE Best Friends '1.39Lb Sweet or Hot Lb '1.59 GLAJ/S - ACRYLICS -CLAY 99 LEATHER - FLOWERS - RAFFIA Bert Reynolds Goldie Hawn COLONIAL FRESH AND MORE! London 7*9:10 Broil Smoked Turkeys An Steak & Roasts Hams SCREWING Officer 4 6 Lb Avg. 10:00am to 9:30pm dally Lb ROOM and s 59° ■V February 9-12 74920PM 10-14 lbs. or WOBURN MALL A Gentleman 1.49 296 MISHAWUM ROAD, WOBURN 10 lb. Avg jh '1.48 18-20 lbs. Starring Richard Gere _— -