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27TH YEAR, NO. 30 COPvniGMt 19(2 WILMINGTON NtWS CO INC ALL RIGHTS RCSEflVIO WILMINGTON, MASS., JULY 28, 1982 PUB. NO. 635 340 658 2346 26 PAGES Agreement reached on Jewel Drive ?
It was not exaptly a pleasant were fair. discussion the Reading Light railroad because of maintenance with reference to rights of way. wires "across country" instead of meeting, Tuesday night, but an Integlia argued that the $45,000 officials said that they were not difficulties. They were happier Reading Light also said that along a street, even if there was a agreement of sorts was finally could be paid to Quigley who is happy about the wiring along the when they did their own work, they would not accede to light right of way. made, by the Wilmington Plan- owed about $80,000. The town ning Board and Mike Integlia, engineer said he thought that was Rhode Island businessman who is fair too. It was the breaking of the developing Jewell Drive, off ice after over an hour of cold Eames street. argument. Integlia is to write a proposal, Integlia pointed out that with the first thing Wednesday, and this done he could bond the rest of mail it to the planning board. the road, the planning board That proposal will say, ap- could release the lots and that in proximately that the plannign turn would generate income. board will agree to overhead Without agreeing, John DeRoy, wiring for Jewel Drive and that one and a half hours after the Integlia will complete the work discussion started, said it was that has to be done to station 1100 time to call the hearing to a close. (the current end of the drive) and Then he asked Integlia if he was that there will be a release of the willing to put into writing the "covenant" so that Integlia can proposals he had just made. sell Lot 10A to Altron and possibly There was no shaking of hands, Lot 9A to another firm. but there did seem to be a The arguments were com- meeting of the minds. plicated and at one time planning The planning board will soon board member Arnold Blake have a formal proposal from called it a "Catch 22" situation. Integlia, in which he will tell how Integlia was arguing for the he will complete the job, if the release of 10A so he could sell it. planning board passes over the There was a lawyer working for requirement for underground Altron, he said, who would not wiring for Phase 2 of the con- allow that firm to buy until the struction of Jewel Drive. title was "clear." The town engineer was arguing Other remarks that Altron "absolutely does not There were 18 persons present need that release." John DeRoy, during the hearing, members of at one time told Integlia that he the Wilmington Redevelopment had a "lack of ability" because Authority, Chester Bruce and Integlia was pointing out that others from the conservation with overhead wires the expense commission and three from of wiring would be $45,000 less. Reading Light. One of the problems of Jewel Drive has been drainage. The planning board, speaking for the town engineer, has several times DeRoy absolutely wanted no Norbert Rhinerson of Reading spoken of a culvert under the old railroad bed which was in fact, cleaned last fall, and the construction of a drainage ditch across release until all the work was Light said that the his firm was Culvert property belonging to Olin. done. not against underground wiring, invert The photo shows a ditch, dug to the orders of the conservation commission, and the culvert under the railroad which was clean- There was a complication. A ed by the Boston & Maine. There are some "baffles" in the water, called "marrfja" fending, which are supposed to prevent silt but that it was more expensive from blocking up culverts, etc. The conservation ordered the •marrfta" placed lit the water. One of them is across the invert to firm Massachusetts firm named and they "had to use a crystal the culvert. ,. Quigley, had done work on con- ball" in industrial developments. The fence, shown in the background is along Olin land on the far side of the railroad. structing Jewel Drive. Quigley, "We may have to put in extra unable to be paid, had sued in pipes," he said. court and not only was Integlia "We will do what the com- tied up as a result, but so was the munity requires." Selectmen visit Dynamics Research Corp. town of Wilmington, by court Paul Carson, also of Reading order. Light, said that overhead wiring Imagine being on the vice president in charge of the heat lightning is very short, but it Defense Department." Town Manager Buzz Stapc- is not as expensive. At one point is longer than DRC can permit to zynski was not in favor of a he compared the costs as "six to navigating platform of a sub- Systems Division. The company has recently marine which is equipped to go to Under one of the buildings have the power supply in- opened 25,000 feet, in a plant on release unless Quigley released one." terrupted. Lopez Road. Governor King will everyone first. Integlia told The proposed holding pond, on any depth, and to stay under the operated by the Systems Division surface of the sea for months. The is an immense concrete platform, The Systems Division is a part be coming to Wilmington in Stapczynki and DeRoy several Lot 10A, proposed by the con- 14 feet thick. That platform can of DRC. There are other parts, all August to dedicate that plant. times that he and Quigley could servation commission brought navigator of such a submarine could have a problem after a few be described as "monolithic," highly scientific. Systems, at this DRC needs another 100,000 easily come to an agreement. It some questions from planning meaning that it is one piece of time, is about 60 percent of the square feet of building to con- seemed to be in vain. board member Arnold Blake. months. That problem would be to determine just where that sub- rock. All the concrete was poured work that DRC is doing. solidate its studies into one Again Integlia pointed out that They were answered by Chester marine was. at the same time from a number In another phase there is a facility. The only item that will there was $45,000 not required for Bruce of the conservation com- of concrete trucks. large computer room. The not go into that new building will underground wiring. Again mission. The point of Blake's That problem can be solved. Immense (relatively speaking) Above that platform the visiting computers are connected, one to be the gyro room, with its 14 feet DeRoy said that "we cannot remarks was that Altron would selectmen saw some gyroscopes another, so they can "talk" and in of concrete. release any money intil all the be, it seemed, buying a holding gyroscopes, operating free of the impulse of gravity can, if being operated and tested for the turn there are computers con- DRC is psoposing to build on work is done." pond. U.S. Navy. Some of the individual nected to others in other parts of Route 62. overlooking Route 93 in Town Engineer Bob Higgins He was assured by Integlia that properly equipped "sense" the movements of the submarine. tests take months and there must the United States. Those com- North Wilmington. finally interrupted to say that he "Altron knows what it is buying." be absolutely no interruption, the puters, the selectmen were told, It will not be a manufacturing thought the questions of Integlia At another part of the Such "sensing" is called inertia navigation, and can track the selectmen were told. There are cost about $1 million each and plant, the selectmen were told. movements of the submarine. some very fine measuring in- every three years or so they are There will be no trucks. There Another similar problem would struments which are sighted onto replaced. will be no weekend work. There be for the navigator of a rocket to the North Star to measure any DRC Systems Division is will be only reports to be sent to determine the position of that aberrations which may occur. equipped to deal with many the Department of Defense, and rocket, after a few months of The point of having no in- studies and management reports. to industrial firms such as interstellar travel. terruption in the power source is Sales are now running at $36 Hewlitt-Packard. Wilmington's selectmen got so important that diesel million a year. What is being proposed is in some clues to this kind of problem generators are hooked up to the The company runs data through effect an office building, but it Monday night. They were guests electrical power supply. If ever their huge computers and wiil be in an industrial zone for of the Dynamics Research there is the slightest aberration in generates reports that show what reasons of finance and for similar Corporation (DRC), of Fordham the power being supplied from is right, and what is wrong with reasons. DRC hopes to be in a Road. It was an informal visit. Reading Light, the diesel complex proposals. The company position shortly to make that One of their hosts was Al Rand, a generators take over. A flick of deals in studies of complex proposal. weapons systems, and designs The firm believes it will be information systems, for the growing 20 percent a year, and it Selectmen want Defense Department. wants to do so in Wilmington. Early in the evolution of a system there are many small . private meetings problems, that should be solved. DRC catches those problems The Wilmington Board of meet together privately for before they become big problems. CANCER Selectmen, following a suggestion breakfast some Saturday mor- This results in huge savings for made by Chairman Rocco ning to take care of standard the Department of Defense. TAKE HEART DePasquale at their July 19 business, such as signing letters, "It is a sort of technical and meeting, may be holding private that DePasquale says takes up management information that is for often: "work sessions" sometime soon. too much time at their regular all too often overlooked in a Cancer can be controlled. These meetings would not be meetings. He suggested they search for technological ad- posted or conducted in the same meet for coffee some non- vances. It contributes There are friends to help manner as usual selectmen's scheduled meeting night, but the significantly to the cost and time you. meetings. board seemed to favor the efficiency of the projects for the Instead, the board plans to Saturday morning "work See page 2 every week session." Cancer Control Society
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by Oebbi Michals England chapter. The group, in large quantities. He thinks that the animals are given shots to The tools needed to combat one which is dedicated to providing could be a part of the reason that fatten them up by making them Tewksbury high honor roll of the leading diseases in people with all the alternatives to hypoglycemia is rampant today. hold water in their systems. America and the world today can cancer treatment, currently has One of the classic problems There have also been reports, he added, that animals have been The following students have at- Clark, Suzan Coyle, Paul Crowley, be found on your dinner table five members including an ad- every person afflicted with tonight. According to Warren vising physician and attorney. cancer has, Newhouse said, is fed paper. tained honor roll status during the Laurie Daniels. Terence Heran, "In think people are dead in- most recent making period at Paul Hanke. Sue Hunter. Lynda Kl- Newhouse of Taft Road, The national branch was founded constipation. This results from Tewksbury Memorial High School: ing and Leeanne Lewis. Wilmington, cancer has been and by and is made up of former the toxicity of chemical additives, side," Newhouse said. "They Class of 1982 Elizabeth MacLean, Walter effectively can be eliminated cancer patients whose cancer has preservatives, and pesticides think cancer is incurable, and Principal's list (All A's) Maguire, Glenn Maley, Chris through a proper nutritional diet. been virtually eliminated through backing up in the system. The that's that." He and members of Ahmed Abdelfadil, Gail Bernardi, Mangano, Mary McGinley, Joma Newhouse, who. has recently Gerson's or others' nutritional lymph glands eventually become his group believe that nutritional Joseph Bosia, Lauren Burke, Colet Mondi, Mary Jane Morello, Kerry founded a New England chapter approaches. overloaded, he continued, and the therapy, which is compatible with Chaisson. Leslie Gonzales. Nancy Munroe, Elizabeth Quinn, Robin According to Newhouse, the immunity system begins to give all other therapies for cancer, is Johnson, Maureen Marshall. George Riddle, Kristine Robinson, Mary of the Cancer Control Society, said, "A healthy body could not American Medical Association is in, allowing the cancer cells to the key to eliminating the disease Ursula and David Sullivan. Ryan. Scott Simas, Debbie entirely. Honors (All A's and B's) Staniewicz. Scott Sughrue, Kathleen get cancer under normal cir- against nutritional methods. "It multiply. Susan Arsenault. Kevin Barry, Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Paul cumstances." Many forms of seems if doctors can't treat with Newhouse said the Senate has Currently, his chapter of the David Chandonnet. Richard Cuneo, Tremblay and John Welch. cancer can be attributed to the drugs," he added, "they really recently been in the process of Cancer Control Society is in the Richard Davidson. Robert Class of 1984 food people eat, he explained, don't know what to do." He said publishing a 1977 list of foods they pre-embryonic stage. They have DeGregorio. Barbara Doyle, Lynne Principal's list (All As) which is loaded with chemical most doctors receive very little recommend people do not eat. a purpose, plenty of information Ewen. Philip Farr, Douglas Fer- Mary Rheault. additives and preservatives or training in nutrition and only That list includes soft drinks, in the form of booklets, tapes and reira, Margaret Field, Bryan Flynn, Honors (All A's and B's) has been contaminated by harm- learn to treat people using drugs juice substitutes, packaged movies, but have not totally Jody Frederico, Barbara Frongillo, Julie Bernardi, Kevin Bibeau. donuts and cakes, candy, infant scheduled their activities. Right Joanne Griffin, Cheryl Hanifan. Amy Cole. Heather Coyle, David ful pesticides. People who have that are supposed to be safe. had cancer that was diagnosed "There is no safe drug," he ex- formula, seasoned meat ex- now, he said, they are looking for Chris Hanson and Mark Indelicato. Crowley, Douglas Davidson, members and volunteers to run Andrew I^Fortune, Alice McCret- Thomas Dunn, Michelle Fortin, terminal have been treated and plained. "Drugs are alien to the tenders and heplers, prepared ton, Virginia McDonald, Linda Stephen Gale, Deborah Gallello, all the symptoms of their disease human body." salad dressing and mayonnaise, their hot line. Newhouse has set Moynihan. Patricia Murphy, Scott Susan Garland, Eileen Griffin, San- eliminated, he said, by One of the major aspects of the bottled infant complete meals, up a telephone service where Noyes, Micheal Pepin, Andrea Per- dra Hennessy, Annmarie detoxification of their bodies controvrsy over orthodox and frozen dinners, and prepared people with cancer can call for dicaro, Kathleen Quinn, Kimberly Kaskiewicz, Kimberly Kendall, through a diet of fresh, organic nutritional treatments has cheese and other dips. Most of information when they don't know Reale. Elaine Rowbotham, An- David Koziol. John Kunze. Colleen juices and vegetables. evolved from the use of Laetrile, these foods and others on the list where to go or are afraid of the nemarie Santoro. Julie Simon. Mary MacAUister, Gary MacKay. Sandra One very famous nutritional a natural food derived from are eaten by people every day. traditional methods of treatment. Thiel. William Trudeau and Paula Maguire. David Mclnnis. Donna The Senate publication also He said callers can be provided Wakeen. McKenna, Richard Morenweck and treatment for cancer was apricot and peach kernels. It is practiced by Max Gerson in also known as vitamin B-17 and is recommends people rely on with the names and telephone Class of 19R3 Michelle Muise. numbers of people who have Principal's list (All A's) Thomas O'Connell. Peter Orsula, Germany in the 1920"s and 1930s legally allowed for use as a knowledge and labels when Frank Perdicaro and Suzan Rebecca Osborne. Paul Picano. Of course, he added, the thought nutritional substitute, but is purchasing food, that all food is already undergone nutrition and Rheault. Spiro Psarris, Kimberly Ramsay. that nutritional deficiencies cause banned as a treatment for cancer. brought through consumer other therapies. Honors (All A'sand B's) Virginia Rogers, Pia Romano, cancer dates as far back as the According to various reports. cooperatives and farmer's The membership fee is $15 per Richard Ballou. Maria Bolton, Dianne Salvaneschi, Peter Sartori, 1800's. Newhouse said that ac- Laetrile is not a cure for cancer markets, and that people use year, which the Cancer Control Gregory Boutoures. Lisa Branham, Chris Stegner. Scott Sutherland. cording to Gerson's book 90 by itself, but can be used with fresh food when preparing meals Society uses to make people Paul Brinkman. Lisa Cary, Stephen Robert Troy, Gary Vogel, Victor other natural methods to control ' Basically, as Newhouse said, all aware of the various methods of Westover and John Wood. percent of his patients, some of whom were terminal, were the growth of cancer in the body. foods with preservatives should nutritional treatment. No brought into remission by his Newhouse said that Laetrile be avoided "and what you should member of his chapter receives a method. The method he used is injections have been known to be eating is fresh, whole foods." salary, he said, adding that right included in this book, he added, almost immediately stop the Of course, organic food, that is now all the money needed to one man who was told he had two growth of cancer, whereas four in food that is "grown without promote and organize this group months to live, followed the steps every 100 cancer victims die chemical pesticides and fer- is coming from his and other in the book and beat the cancer by because of the use of chemo tilizers, is somewhat more costly members' personal finances. He Thurs.. July 29: 2:30 p.m., Mon., Aug. 2: 7 p.m., himself. therapy. than the food bought in super- is optimistic that as soon ,as Childrens' movie, Santiago's Ark Wilmington Council on Aging Newhouse was very impressed Drugs are not the only things markets, but Newhouse said it is people know about his at Tewksbury's Patten Library. meets at Drop-in Center. with Gerson's book and contacted that are alien to the human body, worth the extra cost. He also organization, it will become self- Thurs.. Fri., Sat., 29. 20. 31: 8 Wed., Aug. 4: 8 p.m. Parents two of the organizations named in according to Newhouse. He said insists that the protein required supporting. After all, he said, p m., Spotlighters present "The Without Partners, Merrimack the book that sponsor nutritional one of the worst enemies the body by the body can be obtained from "it's the grass roots movement Fantisticks" at St. Dorothy's Valley Chapter general meeting treatments. He received a reply has is processed sugar, followed properly mixed and prepared that's going to make the change. Church, Wil. at North Andover VFW. Call 475- from the headquarters of the closely by salt. Americans eat vegetables. He said the human There are tens of thousands of Fri.. July 30: 10:30 a.m., bus 2276. Cancer Control Society, who told between 130 and 150 pounds of body was not made to eat meat people in this country who think leaves Drop-in Center for Tues., Aug. 10: 1:30 p.m. him that if he wanted to help their processed sugar each year, he due to the size and shape of the like we do; they just need Wilmington COA trip to Quincy Tewksbury Golden Age Club cause, he could begin a chapter in explained. There are six stomache and teeth. Most of the direction. Now they have Market. meets at the Senior Center. New England. In April of this teaspoons of it in a can of beer danger with meat is that people direction." Thurs.. Aug. 12: 1:30 p.m., year, he founded the only New alone, which many people drink tend to over cook it. Also, often Wilmington Golden Age Club meets at K of C Hall. Penny sale follows. Tues.. Aug. 17: Last day to Miceli seeks re-election Girl Scouts register to vote in the state primary election. Representative James Miceli affect my district. The con- receive has formally announced his struction of the Chandler Street decision to seek re-election as lights in Tewksbury and the I Show your Pit's Bosf I State Representative from the Bridge Street bridge in awards I PERSONALITY 20th Middlesex District which Tewksbury. In 1980 I brought to FOUND includes Tewksbury and Wilmington a state grant of At a recent service at i the ! PEP. Wilmington. $1,400,000 to cut the cost of the United Methodist Church in Leather Case In making his announcement. Wilmington, six Wilmington Girl »2oo Off town's water filtration plant WAITRESS w/ valuable contents Representative Miceli said, "I substantially, and fought for the Scouts from Senior Troop 112 and I %J. All-Breed have been proud to have had the construction of an anti-pollution Explorer Post 58 received the God WANTED Friendly's V; Dog & Cat opportunity to Serve as your salt storage facility. In addition, I and Life Award. Breakfast & Wilmington Plaza I *W* Grooming representative for four years. In assisted the Town of Tewksbury The assistant pastor of the United Methodist Church,, the Lunchtime P k 1269 Main St that time, I have tried to honestly in its attempt to obtain water 657-7462 Tewksbury represent your interests within rights to the Merrimack River for Rev. Robert Frazier, was the girls' religious advisor. The girls Mature Person ask for manager 851-8155 the State House. As you may residents of that town, should it be WINSTON'S know, often times that is easier needed. worked eight months meeting said than done. There are many- "My efforts have not gone "In conclusion, I have always weekly and doing homework to COFFEE pressures and conflicting interest unnoticed. This past year I felt that one of the most important receive their award. groups on Beacon Hill, all ad- received the commendation of the and pleasurable aspects of my job The Rev. Frazier presented the SHOP Peterson Brothers vocating their particular cause Massachusetts Municipal is to make myself available to my award to Joanne Tobey, Pamela North Wilmington "During my years at the State Association for my successful constituents. Whether it be MacKinnon, Lisa Lombard, Center Construction Co. House, I believe I have demon- efforts on behalf of local govern- supporting a Little League team, Dianne Tobey, Kim Hoon and 658-6779 Roofs, Dormers, Additions, strated to you that one can be ment during the 1981 legislative working with local -boards, or Jennifer St. Onge. Siding & Fire Restorations effective while not compromising session During this same period, holding monthly office hours, I Senior Troop 112 recently went Check our current one's beliefs. I have always been I scored one of the best voting have maintained my position as on a bike hike to Pelham, New Low Prices of the opinion that I can suc- records with the Citizens for an active member of the district. Hampshire, where they spent the cessfully function as a Limited Taxation, the state's If re-elected, I plan to continue in night. The next day they biked to for roofing & siding Representative without undo leading tax cutting advocates. In much the same manner as before. Amesbury, where they were met Sitter obligations to the power brokers. addition, I have achieved a 99 I intend to be an independent, yet by drivers. They recently con- 658-2837 I have continually voted to reduce percent attendance record as a effective voice for the people of cluded their year's activities by Needed taxes, cut excess government Legislator. Tewksbury and Wilmington. going out for dinner at The Menu. lor 79 year old woman spending, and increase state aid "I am especially proud of my 8 am to 5 30 pm to municipalities. I have also accomplishments which directly resisted all efforts to increase pay July 31 to Aug 8 for Legislators. S4.00 / hour CUTTER and CUTTER Attorneys at Law 658-8173 EST 1935 The Melbank
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TOWN CWER, JULY 28. 1982 Acid rain - a very real threat - and it's here
by Debbi Michals and New England, is rain that Most acid rain has a pH lower rain accumulating in lakes and rain could become contaminated the Audubon Society urge people It's raining. That's okay, most contains significant amounts of than the 5.5 of normal rain. In streams could be hazardous. in 10 years, according to studies. to contact their representatives people will say, because a little sulfuric or nitric acid and has fact, rain falling over New Acid rain can gradually bring Acid rain may be reducing the and request their support of rain is good for us. It keeps our been responsible for the con- England, one of the hardest hit the normal pH 7.0 of these waters fertility of soil and the growth of stricter clean air legislation. plants wet and brings the water tamination of about 200 lakes in areas in the country, is pH 4.3. down considerably to levels forests. Various reports show that The NAS says that the only level of local lakes and streams the Adirondack regions of New The pH of the July 20 rainfall in where no forms of aquatic life can acid rain pouring into soil can solution to the problem of acid back up to normal heights for this York. This means that in at least this area was tested by this survive. What's left then, ex- remove certain vital nutrients rain is to control emissions. These time of year. That may be true, 180 former brook trout ponds reporter and ranged between 4.0 plained Appalachian Mountain such as calcium and magnesium. emissions can be reduced by but a little rain isn't good when there, this type of fish cannot and 4.5. According to reports Club Conservation Intern Dick It also harms the protective waxy putting scrubbers on smoke it's acid rain. survive, with 212 lakes com- from the Appalachian Mountain Doucette, is a clean, "sterile" coating found on leaves, causing stacks that spray limestone and Acid rain, which comprises pletely fishless. Similar oc- Club and the Mass. Audubon lake, with virtually no living toxins to leach into leaves and water to neutralize the con- much of the rainfall in New York curances have been reported in Society, sufficient amounts of this creatures. disrupts the normal breathing taminants being released from several New England waters. At a pH of 6.0, for example, no and photsynthesis processes of plants, explained Doucette. This freshwater shrimp can be found. the plant. method was first used in Japan in When the pH drops to 5.5, bottom Humans can be indirectly ef- the 1960's and 1970's, he added, dwelling decomposers start to fected by acid rain. Scandanavian and the pollution there has been disappear and toxic metals such babies in areas with high levels of considerably reduced. as aluminum, mercury and lead acid rain found neaY drinking Arguments from power plants are released from the sediments water sources have been reported claim that energy costs will in- laying at the bottom of the lake. to have diarrhea. Large amounts crease if this or other Raymond Hosmer served in Korean War Some of these metals are ab- of acid prompt lead and copper to technologies are implemented to Raymond Hosmer of sorbed into the gills and tissues of leach from the pipes that supply decrease emissions, but the Wilmington Lodge 2070 BPOE. children, Lon, Don, Tiffeney, fish causing problems in drinking water to homes. Studies National Commission on Air Shawsheen Avenue, Wilmington Prior to taking up residence in Celeste and Matthew Phillips all died Thursday morning at the respiration and the growth of the are currently underway to see Quality says that a 35 percent Wimington 14 years ago, he lived of Wilmington. skeletal structure. When the pH how much copper and lead in reduction of emissions in the Regional Health Center in in Medford where he served as Funeral services were held Wilmington. reaches 5.0, said Dr. John Fitch, drinking water is safe for human eastern part of the country will service manager for Hosmer from the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son consumption, Doucette said. Mr. Hosmer, who was 48 years Motor Co. director and senior scientist of result in only a 1.8 percent in- Funeral Home, 374 Main St., environmental science for the Scientists say that acid rain is crease by 1990. of age, was born in Boston the son He is survived by his wife, Wilmington Saturday at noon of Fred Hosmer of Wellsflett and Audubon Society, fish have major formed when sulfur dioxide and Some people have begun adding Jeanne (Spencer); his four with the Rev. Gordon Washurn of problems in reproduction, nitrogen oxide emissions from lime to drinking water sources to the late Helen (Hall) Hosmer. He children, Mrs. Susan Meegan, Concord officiating. Burial served in the U.S. Navy during causing populations to slowly industrial plants or cars undergo prevent copper leaching from Raymond Jr and David all of followed in the family lot, Oak decline. Once the pH hits 4.0 to a chemical change in the at- pipes. Other places have tried the Korean Conflict and held Wilmington and Mrs. Sally Grove Cemetery,. Medford with a membership in V.F.W. Post 2458, 4.5, there are virtually no fish left mosphere. Basically, once the adding lime to lakes and streams Forrestall of Hudson, N.H.; his delegation from the firing squad in the lake. Waters in sulfur dioxide and the nitrogen to neutralize the acid there. Wilmington. H^was also a father; his three grand- of the V.F.W. Post 2458 paying member of the Tewksbury Wilmington's Silver Lake and oxide have been released into the Reports state that liming might daughters; and his five step- honors to Mr. Hosmer. Lubber's Brook and Tewksbury's atmosphere, they become sulfate be a temporary solution if few Long Pond were found by this and nitrate by a process called water areas were effected. In reporter to have a pH ranging oxidation. If water vapor is reality, however, large numbers Regina Pickering was 93 between 5.5 and 6.0. available at the time, these of lakes across the country are The buffering capacity of a lake chemicals become sulfuric or subject to contamination by acid Mrs. Regina Pickering of She was the widow of Arthur Arlington. Ten grandchildren, ten or stream determines its ability nitric acid and contaminate rain, rain. Liming has not been found to Westdale Avenue, Wilmington Pickering and is survived by her great-grandchildcen and one to neutralize the acid from this snow, or other forms of per- undo existing damage, either. In died at New England Memorial three daughters, Mrs. Mildred great-great-grandchild also rain. Buffering capacity refers to cipitation. If there is not water lakes where it was tried and the Hospital, Stoneham on Monday. Spellman and Mrs. Doris Schultz survive. the natural alkalinity of the un- vapor present, the particles of fish supply replenished, the fish Mrs. Pickering, 93 years of age, both of Wilmington and Mrs. The funeral was held Wed- derlying rocks and soils which sulfate or nitrate can fall to the died anyway. That is because, as was born in Gardner the daughter Helen Given of Lawrence; her nesday morning from the W.S. neutralizes acid. Most waters in ground in dry form, known as dry studies show, there are other of the late Sarah (Bourque) and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home, this area, according to Dr. Fitch deposition. Once on the ground, chemical problems beside pH the late Theophilus Hebert. She Aucoin of Somerville and Mrs. 374 Main St., Wilmington at 9:15 and other reports, have poor these dry particles can mix with that result from acid rain. The lived in Somerville most of her Edith Hinds of Lincoln; her two followed by a funeral mass at St. buffering capacities because the surface water or ground water only way acid contaminaton of life and moved to Wilmington 27 brothers, Francis Hebert of Thomas Church at 10:00. Burial rocks and soil lack the limestone and form acid there, lakes and streams can be years ago. Burlington and George Hebert of followed in the family lot, needed to balance the acid. Lakes environmentalists supporting prevented then, is for sulfur Wildwood Cemetery. with extremely low buffering tighter restrictions. Both the dioxide and nitrogen oxide to be Howard McAAahan capacity in areas hit hard by acid Appalachian Mountain Club and drastically reduced. was WWII vet HJIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Howard McMahan of Hope American Theater Organ Society Lane, Woburn died at Choate and the Woburn Senior Citizens. The Fantasticks Memorial Hospital Thursday He is survived by his wife, Mrs. morning as a result of injuries Ruth (DesChamps) McMahon, this weekend sustained when he was struck by two sons, David of Wilmington a motor vehicle in Woburn. and Paul of Woburn; five The sets are painted, the 1 Mr. McMahan, 64 years of age daughters, Linda McMahan of costumes sewn, the performers at the time of his death was born Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. Carolyn ready to sing and dance their in Somerville, the son of the late Sousa of Merrimack, N.H., Mrs. roles in "The Fantasticks" - all to Elizabeth (White) and the late Ellen Goodwin of Framingham, help their audience remember Howard McMahan, Sr. and lived Mrs. Mary Lou Symonds of those days in September when in Somerville most of his life Milford and Mrs. Sandra Wing of \ you were a tender and callow before taking up residence in Tewksbury; two sisters, Doris | fellow. = Woburn 27 years ago. Pearson and Mrs. Lucille Church This musical story of young 3 He served in the U.S. Navy of Georgetown, Maine and six love temporarily stymied by §. during World War II and was a grandchildren. = meddling parents will be per- member of the Disabled Funeral services were held formed by the Wilmington American Veterans Post 88, from the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son 3 Spotlighters at St. Dorothy's § Woburn. Prior to retirement he Funeral Home, 374 Main St., Church Hall, Route 38, | was employed as a machinist at Wilmington Saturday at 9 am Wilmington, July 29, 30, and 31 at § the Boston Naval Shipyard for with the Rev. Dayl Huffofd of the I 8 p.m. The curtain is about rise - s over 25 years. Congregational Church, Reading = for reservations call 658-8606. Mr. McMahan was a member of officiating. 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r "V ' 4 , . TOWN CRIER. JULY 28 1982 The Casket Lady • Part II r - \ T. 4 .^ No expense spared , a* X • i Ns on Hiller house jp-'\ -. .. The Hiller home faced on what today the American Traveller kept a pet alligator. There is School is named for those women. is now Main Street, Wilmington. office building. The Jaques nothing to suggest how the In 1878 Charles Swain Main Street was better known. 100 farmhouse, a colonial building, alligator was fed. suggested that Dr. Henry Hiller years ago. as the Boston - Lowell was torn down to make way for Also in back was a greenhouse. become a candidate as a Library Road, just as the railroad, less the new telephone building about Flowers were cultivated, all year Trustee. He was easily elected, than 100 yards to the west was 20 years ago. round for the Hiller dining table. but after filling one three year known as the Boston & Lowell Only seven towns in Middlesex There was a barn. There was a term he did not again care to be a Railroad. What is now Middlesex County had smaller populations coach, and there was a carriage. candidate, but he served on the Avenue was then "the main road" than Wilmington. The population That would be something like a Wilmington Fish Committee. and what is now Church Street had been dropping since the Civil two car garage today. Sometime between 1874 and was still being called "the new War. There were about 850 Mrs. Dr. Hiller spent lavishly. 1880 a dam was constructed in te road" although it had been in inhabitants. She was eccentric. She seemed to Ipswich River, downstream from existance since about 1852. There was truck gardening and be trying to establish herself as a North Reading. It is still there. The Drs. Hiller had purchased lumbering, for local consumption. social leader. That dam was without a fish UUItM i about a dozen acres of what had Hop farming had ceased because The early days ladder. been the Jaques Farm, a farm of the hop blight, a disease. The Mary Ann Mclntosh was an Salmon and alewives, in that dated back to Colonial days. cranberry bogs were fewer in early friend. She was a small Colonial days, spawned in the » •' '-t.'!> „ ' v There was several hundred feet number. Some had been afflicted woman, a lady to admire. She waters of Lubbers Brook and frontage on what is now Main by a "cranberry blight." could be friendly with anyone. Maple Meadow Brook. That spawning stopped when the dam Street."and the land extended Butchering was becoming There was also Ellen Eames. 7>r • j- <-i» f*s*< back to include all of what is now important. Wilmington farmers She was the wife of Othniel. Their was built. A Fish Committee was %*■. ton** *"*»*'«• Rotary Park, and the Masonic were daily selling fresh beef in farmhouse is now numbered 403 appointed. Temple. the northern suburbs of Boston. It Woburn St., in Wilmington. The The Wilmington Fish Com- Some of the land was sandy. was a profitable and growing couple hd moved into Wilmington mittee did not seem to know about Some was swamp, with deep beds business. from Everett. the dam. They sent down to Plymouth County and purchased of peat. There were water The Hiller Home Ellen and Frances went to An old newspaper photograph of the Hiller House, possibly problems then, as there are No money had been spared in Woburn in the carriage, every a lot of alewife spry, which were Hiller from the Boston Globe, shows the house as it was when it today. the building of the Hiller home. now and then. The purpose, it was released into Silver Lake (then hOUSe stood on Main Street, next to the present Bedell Brothers of- Wilmington was not tp be There was expensive wall paper said, was to buy hats. called Sandy Pond) and into the fice. The picture does not show the fountain, which stood described as a lively place in 1876. on the walls. There was gold In 1877 Dr. Henry Hiller was brooks of the town. about five feet to the left of the front walk. There was a bridge over the paneling on the doors. appointed to the town auditing Then, the town meeting was told, the town would again be able France would seat herself home that is the parsonage. In railroad at Burlington Avenue, The railing on the stairs to the committee. There were three that parsonage, in 1876, dwelt the but not that which is present second floor was one piece of men who, each February checked to catch alewives in a few years. there,, and watch the women at But it never happened. -work in the cranberry bog. This Rev. S.S. Matthews. He was to be today. There was only a slight mahogany. At the bottom was a over the accounts of the town tax the pastor for only a year or so. rise in grade in what is today carved alligator, the tail of which collector and the town treasurer, Henry Hiller did serve again, on was a mid October activity. The the auditing committee. In 1880 he liquid in the glass, it is said, was In September 1876 a tornado or Wilmington Square. A two story wound upward toward the glass and then made a report to the hurricane destroyed the church railroad station was south of chandelier, one of several in the March town meeting. For this served with Othniel Eames and not water. Burlington Avenue. Opposite building. That alligator disap- they each received a fee of $2. Thomas P. Eames. He also She also engaged in real estate - steeple. Another, of course had to where there are stores today peared back about the time of In that first committee the men served in 1883 and 1885, again call it speculation. It was not all be built. Timbers for the new stood a blacksmith shop. Joseph World War I. It seems to have who served with Dr. Henry Hiller with Charles W. Swain and speculation. steeple were cut at Clapp's Mill, Ames had his home near the place been recently found, by Stanley were Deacon Henry Sheldon of Deacon Sheldon. She would buy a home and fix it over at the Burlington where Doyle's Hardware is today, Webber, in a city in New York the Congregational Church and All this suggests that Dr. Henry up to the style she liked. Then she Wilmington line. across the street from the State. Charles VV. Swain. Mr. Swain was Hiller was accepted as a man of gave it back to the former owner. The new steeple was erected. railroad staton. The lighting was by city gas. the man who started the responsibility, which indeed he The writer has heard this several The cost was reported at $5,000. Between what is now Church manufactured on the premises. Wilmington Public Library, and was. times, but only one home fits that Mrs. Dr. Hiller, it is said, Street and what is now Middlesex There were colored glass win- he was the father of three He was also a busy man. in his definition - the former Burnap volunteered to pay that bill. Avenue, were three homes dows in all 16 rooms, it is said. daughters, two of whom served Boston laboratory. Daily Dr. home, which faced on Middlesex Somehow, she never did, or so counting that of the Drs. Hiller. There is a story that in back of for many years in the Wilmington Henry Hiller took the train to Avenue, and which was burned the story goes. It can be imagined The H. Buck home still exists. the home was a pool in which was schools as teachers. The Swain Boston in the morning and (arson) about 15 years ago. that this did not gladden the returned in the evening, to walk There were reports that she hearts of the parish, nor of the the short distance from the made money in the real estate. Rev. Mr. Matthews. railroad station to his home. That is something that is un- Benjamin Buck went to his The cranberry bog certain, and in which Dr. Henry secret hiding place and got the Mrs. Dr. Hiller, meanwhile was Hiller did not take part. Among money. He loaned the money to a busy lady. France Hiller was an the buildings she owned were two the church, and the bill was paid energetic woman. other cranberry houses, one of off. He took a mortgage on the One of her early projects was to which is now the Masonic Hall. parsonage, as a surety. have a cranberry bog. There was The church steeple Later Benjamin gave that a good site, in back. There was Frances Hiller. who said she money back to the church and low land, and a lot of peat. A was born in South America of a destroyed the mortgage. There stream meandered across the lot, Turkish couple, could have been was a stipulation that if the which was several acres in ex- Muslim. She was more probably church ever ceased to use that tent. She had the land graded and of the Church of England. She had home as a parsonage it would sand was spread across the peat, relatives in England who seemed revert to the heirs of the Buck and then cranberries were to have been of that faith. family. That stipulation is still planted. Today that cranberry Henry Hiller. born in Bavaria, valid. bog is Rotary Park. could have been a Roman Why did not Frances pay for the The cranberry bog made out Catholic. steeple? That seems to be one of very well, It was the beginning of In Wilmington they attended the mysteries of Wilmington. several adventures, all of which the only church in town - the One person who has some of the seemed to be money makers. The Congregational. They may not answers is Stanley Webber of local citizenry had been doubtful. have been members. It may have Wilmington. Mrs. Webber was the Now they could just marvel. been there that Frances Hiller granddaughter of Mary Ann France built a "cranberry met Ellen Eames. Mclntosh, and for the past few house," facing on what is now The church had been destroyed years Mr. Webber has been Middlesex Avenue. Today it is an by fire in 1864 and had been researching the Hiller and apartment house, for four rebuilt. Possibly there was a Mclntosh history. families. mortgage, still to be paid off. He has told the writer that the A building, on Middlesex Avenue in Wilmington, which Frances Hiller used in her cranberry The date of construction is Possibly Benjamin Buck had paid Mclntosh family came from business. It was built, probably about 1883. or possibly earlier. II was one of three cranberry houses uncertain, but it was in this the bill. Friendship, Maine. He is correct. the lady owned. What is now the Masonic Hall was planned as a cranberry house. The site of the third cranberry house that J.W. The Benjamin Buck house on Somehow the name was written is not known. MacGregor worked on the famous Wildwood Street, is the oldest in Freeport, a slip of the pen. The What had been the cranberry bog is now Rotary Park. Cranberry bogs were so constructed as to be coffins, and they were finished, it Wilmington. There is a secret And. Demerrara was in South Cranberry easily floodable. with cross ditches branching from a main source of water. This was to prevent the seems, by about 1885. hiding place in that home for America, not South Africa. That hoilSe freezing of the cranberry vine. or. in the fall, the berries, by sudden frosts. In that cranberry house she money. The money in the family was a slip of the typesetter's The Hiller cranberry bog was flooded every winter, to protect the vines, while it was beign kept the bushel boxes into which had been earned during the fingers. operated. That provided a skating rink for the neighborhood children. In the days before World War I, And, says Stanley, the Mcln- when cranberries were not being harvested from this bog it was flooded only occasionally, during the the fruit was put. Possibly the Wilmington Hop Era. winter time. boxes were made there. Benjamin was sort of a town tosh family was not on Cape Cod In those days what is now the back of a four apartment building had a large porch, with many, win- It was a big building, with a lot banker. It was he who loaned the in 1803. He can prove it, too. dows. Strange to say. the glass in those windows was rarely broken. Inside could be seen many of glass windows on the east and town $1,000 or so on occasion, This is a part of what may be cranberry boxes, no longer being used. south side. There was a carriage getting the money from hjs secret called "Wilmington tradition" The site where Frances Hiller used to sit. beneath her black umbrella was approximately at the way, that led to the back, near the hiding place. It was he who gave which the writer heard, many site of the swings, in back of the house. 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. Li MMMMM Head Start recruiting day set Birthdays who will be 11. August 6 will mark the 27th Project Head Start, as a part of Tuesday through Friday, and are Janice Schultz of Westdale August 12. Louise Miceli of Dadant Drive, anniversary of the Kenneth Among the topics to be con- a summertime recruiting effort exposed to numerous educational Avenue, Wilmington and Patti Wilmington will be a year wiser Kumm's of Carson Avenue, for fall classes, is planning a concepts and projects. MacEachern of Kirk Street will sidered is the upcoming social. A on August 8. Mrs. Miceli will Wilmington. penny sale will follow the special recruitment day for be celebrating for the 21st time on share her special day with Wilfred and Yvonne Deveau of Tewksbury families. It will be August 1. business meeting and refresh- There are no fees and the Charlie Webster of Church Street, Oakdale Road, Wilmington will ments will be served. held at the Town Hall in children must be four-years-old David Morse, Jr. of Pinewood ll-year-old Jason Bailey of Grove observe their 31st wedding an- Tewksbury on August 12 between by December 31, 1982 in order to Road, Wilmington will blow out Avenue, June Coonibs of Mid- niversary on August 7. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Parents are be registered. Applications for the candles for the 12th time on Circus in Lowell dlesex Avenue, Sherry Anne August 7 will mark the 46th The Lowell Firefighters advised to apply on or before this three-year-old children will also August 2 and will share his Matuiewicz of Dobson Street, also wedding anniversary of Almon date as the available classroom be taken into consideration and special day with Barbara Association has announced the making it to 11, and Donald Eaton and Lucy Ramsdell of Wildwood return of the Bentley Brothers space is rapidly filling up. special needs children are en- Balestrieri of Eames Street, John of Salem Street. Street, Wilmington. Project Head Start is a child couraged to apply. Richburg of North Street and Bill International three-ring circus, Susan McKenna of Allen Park Mr. and Mrs. Remo Melaragni for 10 shows running Saturday, development program for pre- During the special recruitment Manning of Lloyd Road. Drive, Wilmington will observe of Webber Street, Wilmington will school aged children from low- day, applicants are requested to Kara Swasey of Drury Lane, July 31 through Tuesday, August her 17th birthday on August 9. be celebrating their wedding 3. income families. The project bring with them some verification Wilmington will face a birthday Susan will share greetings with anniversary on August 8. provides them with educational, of income such as a check stub, cake glowing with nine candles on Call 937-0269 for ticket in- Stephen Bjork of Heather Drive, Movie at Patten Library formation. health, nutritional and social medicaid card, or letter from August 3 and will share greetings Bill Frost of Lowell Street, Robert services to prepare them for Jim Bruce of Salem Street. Tewksbury's Patten Public Compugraphic their social worker. Eldridge of Dorothy Avenue who Library will present the movie school If you are interested in At least 12 area residents will will blow out the candles for the Although revenues were down The program currently runs be celebrating birthdays on "Santiago's Ark" in the library's over $400,000. Compugraphic enrolling your child, but will be fourth time; and Tewksbury conference room Thursday, July from September until the end of unable to attend the recruitment August 4 - Chuck and Billy resident Karen Marie Hennigan Corp. of Wilmington earned 33 May. The children are in the McLaughlin of Hillcrest Street, 29 beginning at 2:30 p.m. cents per share in the third day, please call 459-0551, Ext. 173 of Tilton Circle who will be 16. The children's movie is the classroom four hours a day, for an application. Wilmington, Mary O'Reilly of August 10 will mark the special quarter with earnings of Wildwood Street, Ann Antinarelli story of a Puerto Rican boy who $2,629,000, compared to a loss of day of Julie Savlen of Rounsevell dreams of seas and ships and of Carey Street, Bonnie Ann Road, TevPtsbury; George $1,559,000 or 31 cents per share in Smith of Marion Street Elvira builds his ship on the rooftop of the same period last year. Cangiano of Shawsheen Street his apartment house. The film DeRoy of Aldrich Road, and who will be celebrating for the Tewksbury residents John will last 47 minutes. Most original 12th time; and John O'Neil of To enter Grasulo of Tenth Street, Lisa Oliver Street. Four-year-old Michelle Alpers Marie Cary of Rhoda Street, To enter an item in Bits & of King Street, Wilmington was Private meetings? Pieces, call the Town Crier at 658- quite disappointed when she was Michael Thibedeau of Patriot Golden Agers The chairman of the no provision for "work sessions ". Road, Maureen Marr of Kern- 2346 days and Tuesday nights or not listed among the winners in Members of Wilmington's 658-2907 other nights and Wilmington Board of Selectmen In the selectmen's meeting of wood Avenue, Christine Brady of Golden Age Club on the current the doll carriage competition held has proposed to hold "work July 19, one selectman said that Maureen Drive who will become a weekends. Ask for BeeDee. during the Fourth of July birthday list include Dorothy celebration. sessions" in private, possibly selectmen in other towns do it, so teenager on August 4 and Annette Cosman of Salem Street on over Saturday morning break- why can't Wilmington? Maguire of Patten Road. Perry Trilling Michelle, who was inad- August 5, Mildred Poole of At the half way mark of the vertantly omitted, actually fast. J,t seems that there isn't One very good reason would be Doris Downs of Shawsheen Deming Way and Fred Burnham enough time in the selectmen's that the town fathers are sup- Street, Tewksbury will be a year New England master-point race carried home the prize for the of Birchwood Road, both on among bridge players. Perry most orignial' doll carriage meetings to conduct all the posed to obey the law, just like the wiser on August 5 and will share August 8. business, hold the necessary rest of us. And without law, what her special day with Amy Ernest Trilling of Linda Road. decorations. Wilmington has 135 points to his discussions, and sign the papers. basis do the selectmen have for of Trull Road who will be Anniversaries There is a very real danger exercising their authority in celebrating for the 11th time. credit and is one of the leading From the fire log Cathy and Paul Pacini of Boisvert contenders. here, and it is not the possibility of government? David Morel of Charles Drive, Road, Tewksbury will dance the Between July 12 and 26, spilling coffee on an official If there is not enough time to Tewksbury will become a members of Wilmington's Fire Anniversary Waltz for the 24th Golden Age Club Department answered 44 calls for proclamation. conduct all the business in a once teenager on August 6. David will time on August 2. Such a meeting would be in a month meeting, perhaps the share greetings with Frank The next meeting of the assistance including: Marie and Allen MacMullin of Wilmington Golden Age Club will violation of the state open selectmen should conduct more Woodworth of East Street, Loumac Road, Wilmington will be Eight false alarms, 27 am- meeting law, which requires that frequent regular, posted Charlie Vitt of Chandler Street, be held at Knights of Columbus bulance runs, three service calls, celebrating their wedding an- Hall at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, five brush fires and one shed fire. the public's business be con- meetings, just like the law says. Dot Lyons of East Street and niversary on August 3. ducted in public. The law makes They can send out for coffee Wilmington resident Jill Weed of Cunningham Street who will blow out the candles for the fifth time firestone l|3 on August 6. o^o*'* itor Lillian Merritt of Ayotte Street. -/*•*»:%, Fish & Wilmington will turn another \*]T/ Lobster Dear Larz: never to be seen again? The page on August 7. Mrs. Merritt W 4 Company i MANAGER'S SERVICE I would like to thank Bob Cain, Pound Seizure law is probably the will share her special day with Jim Stewart and Dan Ballou for reason! Carla Andersen of Oakdale Road. VALUES letting us know how they feel The basic purpose of a public Jack Hardy of Wildwood Street. $ 6 9 about the housing for seniors. We pound is to provide a safe haven Sylvia Bowman of High Street. Lobster* 2 „ Lube, oil & filter change do have some selectmen who are for lost or abandoned pets until Kenneth Kumm of . 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... 1 Softball girls capture District 13 crown Another Wilmington championship Those Wilmington Softball girls have done it again. For the second time in three years, the' Wilmington Little League girls' softball 10-12 year old All-Star^ team has won the District 13 V Tournament Championship. >"-^a*S «* *■ Coach Dick Robinson's club won the crown last week with a scrappy 7-5 conquest of Woburn American at the Forest Park Field. Saturday Wilmington followed up Wednesday night's victory with a 21-7 rout of Holliston in the State Tournament quarterfinal round at Flag Field in Holliston. Wilmington is now within two wins of the State Championship, which would be the second state softball title for the local girls in three years. Step one on the State Title rung -4 Tf wksburv American 10-12-year-old All-Star Andre Chevalier is all smilesis he was being played at press time Alright accepts congratulations from teammates Jack Sweeney (10), Dan Fiore and Tim -«3 \ r~ Andre! Quinn (far right) after belting a sixth inning homer Friday night against Billerica Tuesday night, as the Wilmington Central. girls hosted South Lawrence East in a 5:45 p.m. state semifinal game at Rotary Park. South-Lawrence East, as did m Tewksbury American 10-12 year old stars Wilmington, made easy pickings Shortstop Kathy Murphy (left) and secondbaseman Lynn of their quarterfinal opponent, Champion Newhouse make up one half of the Wilmington girls' cham- pionship infield. The girls are shown in action against South routing Braintree, 33-11 in a game infield Lawrence East Tuesday night. played at Lawrence. The Wilmington girls are now 4- and walked just two Holliston McHugh in the fifth frame to pull Just one game away 0 in tournament play, including hitters. Wilmington into a 5-5 tie. three straight District 14 vic- The Wilmington bats rocked the Murray by this time had settled tories. home squad repeatedly, finishing down, retiring Woburn in order in Just one game away. Thats how they would need in the second Tewksbury American plated The State Championship game two more runs in its half of third with 20 safeties. Heather led the the bottom of the fifth inning. far the Tewksbury 10-12 year old inning when Bill Meuse and Jason is set for this Saturday afternoon local attack with a double and two A two run rally in the sixth Little League All-Stars were from Voto singled, Andre Chevalier (July 31) at Woburn's Weafer singles to go 4 for 5 with four frame gave the Wilmington All- the District 14 Championship as walked and Perry drew a bases Game away Park. Game time is 2 p.m. The RBI's. Stars their second District 13 title they took the field against loaded pass to force home a run. page seven winner of that contest advances to Cathy Murphy was next in line in three years. Terry Downes got Billerica National at press time the New England Tourney to be with four singles that drove in five it started with a double, Deanna Tuesday night (July 27). The played next month. runs Kelly Madden was no slouch Irwirf singled and Michelle game was set for a 5:45 pm start Tewksburv American Senior Stars Wilmington 21 with the stick, chipping in with Carideo lifted a sacrifice fly to at Chelmsford's Fitts Field. Holliston 7 two doubles and a single in her send Downs home with the Coach Ron Isabelle's talented Wilmington expected a much four at bats. winning run Murray then singled troops advanced to The Game tougher time with the District 11 Karen Anderson went 2 for 3, Erwin with home with an in- with a 7-0 victory over Billerica champ Holliston, the team that with the other hits recorded by surance score and the 7-5 victory. National Sunday after a solid 5-1 American Seniors had dropped District 5 kingpin Karen Quellette, Lynn Newhouse, conquest of Billerica Central Shrewsbury 10-7 in an earlier Cheryl Ward, Terry Murray, Friday night. Both games were contest. Debbie Dellascio, Judy Baptiste Champs again played at Fitts Field, with the two crowned first, 3-2 Wilmington jumped out to a 5-1 and Michelle Carideo. page nine wins giving the Tewksbury 10-12 first inning lead before plating 11 Wilmington RBI's went to year olds a gaudy 4-0 tournament more runs in the second inning to Madden, Ward, Quellette. slate. The Americans have out- Tewksbury's American Senior night put this game away early. Newhouse, Dellascio, Murray, cored their All-Star opponents 34- Little League 14 and 15 year old The champs broke a 0-0 stan- Winning hurler Heather Carideo, Baptiste, Terry Downs Tewksbury American 4 in tourney play. All-Stars were the first District 14 doff in the fourth inning with McHugh was the recipient of the and Deanne Erwin. Murphy, 13 year old stars Tewksbury American 7 champion crowned last week, three runs, loading the bases on a post-District 13 title celebration, Murray and McHugh scored three Billerica National u plating three fourth inning runs to recording her second tourney runsapiece in the rout. Lefty Bob Perry pulled his nip Billerica American, 3-2 in the Senior champs victory with a route going eight- Wilmington 7 Billerica usual escape act, wiggling free title game played Thursday night page seven hitter. Miss McHugh fanned three Woburn American 5 from numerous jams enroute to a at Tewksbury's Obden's Field. Wilmington advanced to Bi- three-hit shutout, striking out Tewksbury advanced to the District action with this exciting bops Tewksbury eight and walking only two championship showdown with a Recent Class Champion victory, as Terry Murray pitched Billerica National hitters perfect 4-0 slate that included an the win, hurling a five-hitter. Catcher Jack Sweeney was earlier 5-4 decision over Billerica N.H.R.A. Spring Nationals The local girls slipped into a 2-0 The end of the line came with a again the leader defensively for American. hole after one inning and a 5-0 gap rather convincing thud for the the winners, calling all the pit- Thursday the champs relied on in Columbus, Ohio after two frames before scrap- Tewksbury American 13 year old ches and helping Perry escape the combined pitching talents of ping back for the championship. All-Stars, as the powerful second-third and bases loaded Kevin Lambert and Gary McKay, Wilmington began its Billerica American squad handed situations in the second and both of whom escaped a flock of comeback in the third inning, the locals an 8-2 tourney closing fourth innings. Sweeney has not Billerica American threats. scoring four runs via triples from setback jn a loser's bracket had a passed ball in the four Both pitchers surrendered 10 Murray and Heather McHugh. semifinal game played at An- tourney games to date. walks, but the visitors could Woburn opened its half of the tonelli Field Thursday night. The locals scored the only run manage just four hits for the fourth with two straight singles, Scott Schermahorn fired a four- and looked ready to break the hitter to take the win over game open before the gritty Tewksbury righthander Sean Murray set down the next three WILMINGTON POP WARNER batters in order to slam the door on the threat. Loss page seven FINAL REGISTRATION Cathy Murphy doubled home . AND & rf* FIELD DAY OUTING ***** Sunday, August 1 ^** Tewksbury - Home of Champions DATE: Take advantage of my 20 years of racing ex- PLACE: Avco Athletic Field perience! We can make your car a pleasure to TIME; 12:00 noon - 6 p.m. drive - you will not get a better tune-up Pop Warner Opening Day SCHEDULE OF EVENTS anywhere else. 1982 Season: Date: Wednesday August 4th LATE COMERS REGISTRATION 12 noon to 2 p.m. Jim Boudreau Place: Hazel Field, Livingston St. HELD DAY CONTESTS 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Time: 5:45 p.m. Ffinn & REFRESHMENTS 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. - ^> REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS ^ See Story Sports Page f* AGES: 8 to 14 years of age Watch for 2nd Annual * All applicants must be accompanied by parent or guardian Tewksbury Youth Basketball Age Eligibility k Copy of birth certificate required at registration Born August 1st 1968 Dec31, 1973 k Registration fee: $20 per child Car Show 14 years old - born Jan 1, 1968 • July 31, 1968 $30 for 2 children Sat., Aug 14th Approx 115 pounds Traveling A Team only $40 for 3 or more children per family All parents of players and cheerleaders Sign Up Rules: . are welcome to join us in a All candidates must be accompanied by a parent or guardian ^flr fun - filled day of activities * Team Structure >y Season Opens Monday Aug 2nd >flr 9iw Boudtewi' Treaveling A, B, C rffr> 6 p.m. at High School Field «^ Automotive Service Center 6 in town teams 2184 MAIN STREET (Rte. 38) TEWKSBURY 658 2120 All New Boys Welcome
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The Tewksbury Minor League Woodworth and Mike Grealish. championship game was played Rounding out the roster for the Sunday (July 25) at the East American League champs were Street Field. The game was John Dailey, Brian Cooper, Peter played between the Giants, McRae, Kevin Cooper, Brad representing the American Moore, Joe LaMonica, Mark League and the Mariners of the McConnell and bat girl Ann Marie National League. Beatrice. The Mariners took a 4-0 lead in Pitching for the Mariners was the first inning enroute to a 6-0 Tom Canarelli. Providing the win. hitting for the Mariners were Pitching for the Giants were Herb Delaney, Tom Canarelli, Kevin Morin and Tony Beatrice. Steve Quaglia, Rich Sinopoli, Fine defensive plays were turned Chuck Holmes, Doug Debie, and in by Tony Beatrice, Greg Nelson Simao. Fine defensive Senior Kevin Lambert was the starting pitcher for the Tewksbury Columbus and Bill Thompson American senior 14-15 year old All-Stars In Friday night's ti- The Giants hits were provided Starter tie game. See story pages six and seven. by Kevin Morin, Tony Beatrice, Minor League Bob Scott, Bill Flynn, David page 8 Tewksbury Pop Warner gearing for August 4 opening
The Tewksbury Pop Warner cording to their order of finish in Tewksbury; 19, Methuen at 1973. In addition to this, boys born program begins its 15th season their respective towns. This Tewksbury; 26, Tewksbury at January 1.1968 to July 31,1968 are Wednesday night, August 4 at six arrangement will allow every boy Billerica. eligible to play on traveling A o'clock a the Hazel Field on and girl the chance to compete in October: Third, Tewksbury at teams if they weigh 115 pounds or Livingston Street. Tewksbury is post season play. Sudbury; 10, Tewksbury at less. The maximum weight for the defending Merrimack Valley The season will wind down with Dracut; 17, Lawrence at theregiua* A team players has champion in both the A and B the traveling teams travelin out Tewksbury; 24, Tewksbury at beffiraised to 135 pounds. All divisions, as both teams went of state for their Bowl Game on Chelmsford; 31, Lowell at boys may gain six pounds during undefeated in league play during the weekend of November 19-21. Tewksbury. the season. All boys will be the 1981 season. Tewksbury boys and girls will November: Seventh, assigned to teams according to An exciting year is in store for again get the opportunity to make Tewksbury at Woburn; 14, age and weight limits. Candidates the over 400 boys and girls of the friends with youngsters from Wilmington at Tewksbury. who have not registered should system that will begin when the A another state. The In-Town League will play report to Hazel Field at 5:45 p.m. Team travels to Cawley Stadium The addition of the traveling C its first game on Saturday August 4 and bring a copy of their in Lowell to take on the Salem Team will allow the program to morning, September 11. birth certificate for proof of age. Witches in the Tim Roarke Pop expand to allow more nine, 10 and Tewksbury Pop Warner A Billerica American baserunper finds himself in the mid- Warner Jamboree under the 11-year-olds to play and welcomes all new boys who would Boys must be accompanied by a Post dle of a rundown during the Tewksbury American - Billerica lights on September 2. .guarantee more playing time for like to join the program. The parent or guardian when signing- season 13-year-old All-Star showdown Friday night. In top photo, The program will field a that age group. The traveling Recreation Department provides up. To expedite the start of Tewksbury players (l-r> Pat Brooks, Rich Rogers, Bob Byers traveling C Team along with the teams will practice three nights a all uniforms and equipment practice, those boys who have pickle and Chris LeBlanc prepare for the chase. In bottom photo, A and B teams, as the Chiefs week after school starts, and play except personal items. signed-up already should report Brooks makes the throw to complete the play. enter Merrimack Valley com- their games on Sunday. The In- To be eligible for this program, to the bleachers. Boys should petition for the first time since Town League will practice two boys must have been born on or wear t-shirts, shorts and sneakers 1972. The In-Town League will see nights a week after school begins between the following dates: to practice sessions. The rain date a new format at seasons end, as and play their games on Saturday August 1, 1968 to December 31. will be Thursday, August 5. all six teams will play post season mornings Following is the 1982 games with surrounding towns. traveling schedule. Loss from page six The teams will be matched ac- September: 12, Wakefield at Game away from page six Blades, who allowed 11 hits while RBI single, Brian Kobelski walking four and fanning two. singled, and Jim Maniscalco when Larry Lumia was safe on an Meuse Andre Chevalier con- Tewksbury's big inning came in reached on a two-out error that error. Sanje Dholokia singled, tributed a solo homer late in the the fourth when it score two runs scored Rogers. Blades then sliced Voto slashed an RBI single and game to pad the Tewksbury lead. on all four of its hits. Bob Byers a single, but Kobelski was erased Chevalier followed with another Meuse chalked up his second doubled, Rich Rogers ripped an at the plate to end the inning. run scoring single for a 3-0 victory of the tournament with six Tewksbury lead. strikeouts and only two free The scoring was concluded in passes. the fourth frame as Perry Senior champs from page six singled, Sweeney beat out an Billerica took a 1-0 first inning infield hit, Lumia walked to load lead before Tewksbury came up single by Mike Irvine and walks top of the sixth, but that was as the bases, and Jim Judge lined his with three runs in the third, as to Jerry Hand and McKay. close as the visitors would come grandslam over the left- Tim Quinn and Bob Perry walked John Voto then rapped a to victory, thanks largely to the centerfield fence, quite a poke at before Lumia blasted his first potential doubleplay ball back to defensive play of the game turned Fitts Field. tournament homer over the fence Billerica pitcher Sean Gearin. but in by Tewksbury centerfielder Voto and Sweeney were the in left-cenlerfield. the return throw bounced off the John Voto. who robbed a Billerica stars offensively with two hits catcher, allowing Irvine to cross batter with a super tumbling apiece, while secondbaseman The winners scored again in the fourth when Andre Chevalier with the game's first run. Mike catch in the top of the seventh. Lumia again was rock-solid in the Bosia's groundball was field. walked, advanced to third on a pair of wild pitches and scored on misplayed for the second run Billerica put two more runners Tewksbury American 5 before Lambert plated the on the sacks after Voto's great Billerica Central I Quinn's suicide squeeze bunt. Chevalier finished the scoring eventual game winner with a over-the-shoulder grab, making Larry Lumia turned his talents sacrifice fly to leftfield. the Tewksbury outfielder's grab Tewksbury American 10-12 centerfieMer Sanje Dholokia loose on the offense, ramming a with his solo shot to right- centerfield in the top of the sixth. A two run Billerica single cut they key play of a close contest. Final celebrates after snaring the final out in Friday night's 5-1 All- three run homer to back the two- the Tewksbury lead to 3-2 in the out Star Tournament victory over Billerica Central. See story, other photo page six. hit pitching of lefthander Bill
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Wilminoton 651-5551 Tewksbury 851-7267 MOH rwjns 658 - 6507 or 658 • 8652 658 - 2013 fmoAv SATUB0AV 8 AM 5 PM • AM TOWN CRIER, JULY 28. 1982 K of C - Recreation Olympic race results Pop Warner Field Day 100 yard dash 10, 11. 12: Don Sullivan, 11*1"; McConologue, 53". Girls Danny McConologue, 9''V; Softball throw Eight and nine years: Leanne Timmy C, 9'W- Girls The Wilmington Pop Warner newcomers, must be ac- are welcome to join in a fun-filled Football throw Eight and nine: Gretchen day of contests, prizes and McConalogue, Ellen Lambe, Deb football organization invites all companied by a parent or Topping. Girls Riddle, 49'; Leanne Mc- its players and cheerleadei s who guardian and must have a copy of refreshments and help kick off a Eight and nine: Leanne Mc- Conologue. 45'; Stacy Murphy, successful season, as the 1982 Pop 10, U. 12: Bonnie Trout, Sheryl have registered for the 1982 their birth certificate at the time Topping, Kristin Palm. Conalogue 30'V; Stacy Murphy, 43'. season, along with their parents, of registration. Warner Program will get un- 29'V. 10. 11, 12: Sheryl Topping, derway for both players and Boys to attend a Field Day outing All registered boys and girls, Six and seven: Stephen Drew, 10. 11, 12: Sheryl Topping, 83'6"; Kristen Palm, 54'; Jill scheduled for Sunday, August 1 at along with those players who will cheerleaders on Monday night, Stephen Greco, Eric O'Melia. 81**4"; Kristin Palm, 30'V; Dolan, 33' the Avco athletic field from noon be signing-up for the final August 2, (6 p.m.) at the Bonnie Trout, 25''j". Wilmington High School field. Eight and nine: Anthony to 6 p.m. registration of the 1982 season. Grassia, Jonathan Wright, Brian Boys Boys All Pop Warner latecomers Bourque. Six and seven: Timmy O'Dea, Six and seven: Eric O'Melia, from eight to 14 years of age who Wilmington Recreation coming events 10, 11.12: Don Sullivan, Timmy 30'V; Chris Botte, 26'; Ricky 64'6"; Steven Greco, 56'; Timmy have not registered, but wish to Chase, Danny McConalogue. Blizzard, 23'V- O'Dea, 55'. participate in the upcoming 50 yard dash Eight and nine: Anthony Eight and nine: Jon Wright, season, are also invited, along Grassia, 65M2"; Jon Wright, 79'; Anthony Grassia, 72'; Brian Girls 1 with their parents, to attend the Eight and nine: Leanne McC 45' z"; Brian Bourque, 41'. Bourque, 69'. fun-filled day of activities, as Red Sox trip August 28 Conalogue. Gretchen Riddle. 10. 11. 12: Chris Wright, 7912"; 10, 11, 12: Chris Wright, 124'; final signups will be held from Stacey Murphy. Don Sullivan, 53''2"; Danny Don Sullivan, 111'; Timmy Chase. noon until 2 p.m. prior to the start 10, 11. 12: Bonnie Trout, Sheryl of the events. The next Red Sox trip for the amateur variety who'wish to Topping, Kristin Palm. Races and contests will be held Wilmington residents will be perform on the common. Boys for all Pop Warner youngsters at Saturday, August 28. The cost is Amateur .Night will be Tuesday, Six and seven: Stephen Drew Cheerleading practices all age levels, with prizes $3.00 for bus fare and ticket. Call August 17. and Stephen Greco (tie); Eric awarded throughout the af- the Rec Office at 668^6512 to Local talents are urged to call O'Melia, Ricky Blizzard. A Team, 13-year-old girls, will ternoon. Refreshments will also register. Ron Swasey at the Rec Office, Eight and nine: Anthony Tewksbury Pop Warner be served to all registered players 658-6512. There will be prizes. cheerleading practices for the tryoutat9a.m.; BTeam, 12-year- Hampton Beach Grassia, Jonathan Wright, Brian upcoming 1982 season tryouts will old girls, will tryout at 9:30 a.m.; and cheerleaders at the con- The Wilmington Recreation Beach Day Bourque. clusion of the competitions. In The Wilmington Police be held at the Tewksbury Junior C Team girls will report as Department sponsors bus shuttles 10, 11. 12: Don Sullivan, Chris follows: 11-year-olds, 10:15 a.m.; addition, all Pop Warner parents to Hampton Beach each Tuesday. Association will sponsor the Wright, Timmy Chase. School Wednesday, August. 4, may purchase food and refresh- Recreation Department's annual Thursday, August 5 and Friday, 10-year-olds. 11 a.m.; nine and The bus leaves the high school Long jump August 6 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. All eight and a-half-year-olds will ments during the course of the parking lot at 9 a.m.. and leaves Beach Day and swim meet Girls day. Thursday, August 5 at Silver girls trying out should attend report at 11:30 a.m. the beach at 3. Cost is $3.00. Those Eight and nine: Stacy Murphy. these practices. Tryouts will be Those girls who have not turned Daily events will include: who have not completed grade Lake. The events will begin at 10 6'1*"; Deb. T., 6'; Leanne McC Player registration, noon to 2 a.m. and run through noon. Police held Saturday, August 7 at the in their birth certificates will not seven should be acompanied by Conologue, 5'. Junior High School. be eligible to tryout. p.m.; Field Day events, 2 to 4 an adult. Association members will serve 10. 11, 12: Sheryl Topping, p.m.; food and refreshments 3 to 5 Families are encouraged to all participating youngsters hot V 'i "; Bonnie Trout, 7"'2"; Jill p.m. take part in this program. To dogs and hamburgers from the Dolan. 7". Registration fee for the up- register, call the Rec Office at grill. Boys Minor League from page seven coming season will be $20 per 658-6512 by Monday noon of each Six and seven: Jeff Van Home, child, $30 for two children, and $40 week. Coming events 8"'a"; Steve Greco. T'z"; Brian for three or more children per Amateur night O'Mally. T. plays were provided by Eric were David Desrochers, Brett family. The Wilmington Recreation page nine Eight and nine: Anthony G., Mueller. Chuck Holmes, Tom Deveau, Bill Sharkey, Alex All returning players from the Department is searching for 9'.. "; Jon Wright,8'z"; Brian B, Canarelli and Rich Sinopoli. McNeil, Chris Dziadosz, Chris 1981 season. along with instrumentalists and vocalists of 9''J". Rounding out the Mariners roster Aiesi and Mark Amirault.
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American Girl Stars firstbase; Sherri Strong, Tiggers, Dodgers. Pam Dorrance whacked two hits and Carol Baraclough The battery of Kim Daniels and secondbase; Kim Wight, Angels, a pair of singles. Tricia Nelson blasted a homerun. Catcher Rene Michelle Fleury on the mound secondbase; Kathy Robinson, had a double and a single, while Rickard was a soli field general. and Berna Pacini behind the plate Red Sox, catcher; Nancy McNeil, Debbie Byrne blasted a triple, Yoko Fukada pitched for the helped the Tewksbury Recreation Pirates, catcher; Cindy Gam- driving in two runs. Orioles and did a tremendous job Girls American League Softball mon, Pirates, shortstop; Lisa Cubs 12-Dodgers 7 backed by the offense of K. All-Stars defeat the National All McLaughlin, Tiggers, thirdbase; Lori Zotto pitched the win, Corbett and Chris Brady. Stars, 4-2 Wednesday night at the Patty O'Connor, Red Sox, third- collecting a homerun and a single Senior League Livingston Street field. base; Kristen Doherty, Tiggers, toward her own game as the Cubs Pirates 26-Redmen 17 Daniels started on the mound, leftfield; Bev Luken, Tiggers, topped the Dodgers, 12-7. Shannon Donna Amico pitched the win whiffing five Matters, giving up centerfield; Marsha Rennell, Red Doherty had three hits, including while collecting four hits and one run and in the final inning Sox, centerfield; Deb Corrieri, a homerun and Tricia Censullo driving in five runs, as the Pirates giving up one hit. Fleury struck Angels, shortfield; Michelle belted a pair of singles. topped the Redmen, 26-17. Cindy out one batter, allowing one run Catalano, Angels, rightfield; Patty Janice hurled for the Gammon went five for six and jfi.il and one hit in her three innings. Laura Reed, Pirates, rightfield; Dodgers, backed by the offense of was outstanding at shortstop. Kim Sanborn was red-hot at the Jodi Bangs, Angels, leftfield. Kim O'Neill, Lisa O'Neill and Gerry Smith went four for six, plate, driving in three runs, as she Pam Barry. while Laura Reed went three for blasted a double and a single. First Half four. Eileen McDermott contributed a Standings Cubs 18-Rangers 11 Jill Hallisey went three for five single, driving in a run. Berna Senior League Lorri Zotto ripped three hits, for the Redmen, including a Pacini scattered a pair of hard hit Yankees 7-0 including a homerun, and took the triple, double and a single. Kelly singles, walked and scored two Colts 6-1 mound •win, with Carol went three for five and Karen runs, while Daniels aided her own Pirates 4-3 Baraclough and Tricia Censullo Hennessey was two for five. • each contributing a homerun in Sheryle Angelo played an ex- cause with a single and scored a Angels 3-4 ^ run. Sue Downey singled and Red Sox 3-4 the 18-11 victory. Christine cellent game defensively scored, while Jean Wheeler, Tiggers 3-4 Romano also chipped in with a Pirates - Bruins - mtHawL Colleen McAllister and Ann Bruins 2-5 key hit. Alicia Audette scattered four MurraY' 011 Tprr> Murray was the Wilmington Softball All-Stars' star- Romano chipped in with key hits. Redmen 1 ti Tracy Danner pitched for the hits, including a homerun, driving . ' . ting pitcher in Tuesday night's state semifinal game at Defensively, Karen Hennessey Rangers, backed by the offense of in six runs as Donna Amico the mOUnd Rotary Park. See story, other photo page six. made a brilliant catch at Junior League Melanie Danner, who slammed hurled the win. Kerry secondbase, Kim Daniels All Americans 6-1 three hits. Kathy McGern scat- McLaughlin went four for five prevented a couple of runs with a Cubs 6-1 tered two hits and A. Ernest and Donna Amico aided her own Champs again from page six fine catch in rightfield, and Giants 5-1 slashed a double and a single. cause, driving in seveij runs. Eileen McDermott made a key Orioles 5-2 Nancy McNeill enjoyed a good Murray wiggled out of some hitters to lift pop flys to second- play at shortstop. Catcher Berna Rangers 3-4 Cubs 11 - Orioles 10 game, going four four, with a trouble in the bottom of the in- baseman Lynn Newhouse and Pacini teamed with second- Braves 2-5 In this hard fought game in the homerun, triple, double and a ning, as a pair; of Woburn singles catcher Karen Quellette. baseman Sue Angelo on a perfect Reds 1-6 twilight that went into extra in- single. sent the winning run to the plate McHugh led the Wilmington pickpff of a runner attempting to Dodgers 0-7 nings, the Cubs rallied in the top Sherri Mclntyre pitched for the with one out. attack with a single, double and a steal. of the eighth to edge the Orioles Bruins. Beth Gardner went two Murray escaped however, when triple. Kelly Madden rounded out Nancy McNeil pitched for the Junior League Lori Zotto, Shannon Doherty and for four with a long triple. Ann she got the next two Woburn the offense with a pair of singles. Nationals and did a fine job Dodgers 18-Braves 10 Michelle Pilato starred on the Romano went three for four, with teaming with catcher Cathy Patty Janice pitched the win, mound. Patricia Censullo turned Tracy Bernhardt also adding the Wilmington Softball League Robinson. collecting a pair of doubles and in three hits. Rene Rickard had attack. Cindy Gammon went one for scoring four runs to help the American Division » National Division two, driving in one run, while Dodgers win their first game of McNamara Tire 14- 1 Jim MiceliClub 11- 4 defensively, she was outstanding the season. Stelio's 11- 3 Doyle's Hardware 9- 5 at shortstop. Kristen Doherty Debbie Bilinski drove in three Coming events from page eight Sons of Italy 10- 5 No. Wilmington Shell 9- 5 went one for three at the plate and runs on a pair of hard hit singles Dunkirk Express 9- 7 Wilmington Ford 7- 7 also made a running backhand and Chris McDermott belted a D&DGulf 6- 8 Bill&Bob's 6-10 catch in leftfield. pair of singles and a double. The events are for ages six time to go on the boardwalk to Dynamics Research 5- 9 Compugraphic 3-11 Janine Meuse whacked a set of through 12. Prize ribbons will be play in the arcades. Monte Carlo Rentals 1-15 Charlie's Auto Body 2-13 American League All-Stars doubles and Lisa Richardson awarded. Register for the events The children are looking for- Karen Hennessey, Red Sox, drove in two runs, slamming a at the beach. ward to two cookouts, Wednesday secondbase; Eileen McDermott, double. Linda MacPherson Volunteers needed and Thursday, sponsored by the Colts, shorstop; Bernadette scored twice and played an There are still a few weeks left Sons- of Italy and the Kiwanis HERITAGE GARDEN CENTER Pacini, Yankees, catcher, Kim outstanding defensive game at for the Camp 40 Acres Special Club. Friday a field trip is NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sanborn, Yankees, shortfield; firstbase, while Pam Barry made Needs program run by the planned to the Wamesit Bowling 584 Lowell St.. Montroee. Eiit 32 off Rle. 128. Wakefield some key plays at shortstop. Wilmington Recreation Depart- Alley in Tewksbury. Next Kim Daniels, Yankees, pitcher; Bus. 246-1671 Cindy Lobsein, Bruins, thirdbase; Cubs 8 - Giants 6 ment. Individuals who would be Tuesday, (Aug. 3) the Superstars s> After 6 p.m. 933-3687 Linda Ashdown, Redmen, fir- Lori Zotto hurled the win, willing to volunteer for the competition will be held at the Res 245-5274 stbase; Colleen McAllister, fanning six batters and pacing remfining weeks are needed. Tewksbury - Wilmington Elks. Bruins, centerfield; Noelle the Cubs to an 8-6 win over the Those interested should call 658- Nine towns are expected to take RHODODENDRONS «11.95 Codner, Colts, leftfield; AnnM Giants Thrusday night Tricia 6512 or 658-8187 . part. Marie Romano, Bruins, right- Censullo had a hot bat, cracking a Special needs program -ALL KINDS OF. _ COMPLETE _ — GREENHOUSE field; Suzanne Downey, Colts, double and three singles, while A fun week was enjoyed by the MASONRY SUPPLIES LANDSCAPING PLANTS shortstop; Jean Wheeler, Colts, Michelle Pilato contributed three youngsters at Camp 40 Acres. CEMENT MORTAR SERVICES All Kinds of BRICK BLOCKS ANNUALS firstbase; Sue Angelo, Redmen, singles. Shannon Doherty chipped Most of the week was spent in the HOT TOP PERRENIALS secondbase; Sheryle Angelo, in with a double and a pair of camp working on various plays PATIO BLOCKS IN SOD-SEED NURSERY STOCK Redmen, leftfield; Dee Lamport, singles and Linda Medeiros added and preparing arts and crafts LOCKSTONE In SEWER CONNECTION SOD-SEED BRICK A COBBLESTONE WATER LINES LOAM MULCH Yankees, thirdbase; Michelle a key hit. Patricia Mazzone made displays for Family Night. The FERTILIZER two key plays in shortfield. week concluded with a field trip to DESIGN GRADING Fleury, Bruins, pitcher. FLUE LININC * COW MANURE Hampton Beach. The children POTTING SOIL National League All-Stars Sandy Wight and Sue Kinnon FIREPLACE Brenda Weisensse, Red Sox, shared the pitching duties for the loved the water, and most found NUGGETS DAMPER DOORS PEAT MOSS USED BRICK ETC. 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Wilmington police have been in the fire. The inquest is being held arrested at 2:15 a.m. when he Woburn District Court this week before Judge Louis Ganella, with returned home. His brother, . attending a coroner's inquest on Assistant District Attorney Mary Daniel Croft, 21, was also the death of David Donahue of Ann Ryan. arrested on a capias warrant. | Burlington. Donahue's body was A wild motorcycle chase Edward Costello, 22, of 6 Cot- found in a house that burned on resulted in the arrest of Michael tage St., Wilmington was arrested Dorchester Avenue, Wilmington Croft, 18. of 72 Main St. early early Saturday morning after an in December. Police believe that Thursday morning. Sgt. Jay accident at Main and Cottage the fire was set, making Palmer began chasing Croft streets. When police arrived, they Donahue's death a murder. About about 12:50 a.m. The chase ended found William Fabiano, 25, of 3 25 witnesses have been called to at Croft's house, when his River St., Wilmington lying in the the stand, in an attempt to find motorcycle collided with cruiser street, near his damaged out what happened the night of 32. Croft then fled on foot. He was motorcycle. He told police that a car making a left turn had cut him off. Police arrested Costello and charged him with driving under the influence and driving as to endanger. Several school buses were reported damaged on Wed., July 21, by the Wellesley Motor Coach The look on the face of Irene Hoffman (right) tells the story. At the windup dinner of the Co. on Main Street. Damage to first session of the Tiny Tots Program of the Wilmington Recreation Dept., a contest was ar- the buses included broken win- Mmm. . . ranged for five women, mothers of children in the program. Not until after they were dows, ripped wires aid tent lemons! selected, though, were they told that it was a lemon eating contest. While Mrs. Hoffman plates. grimaced. Joanne Merrill and Carla Young bravely bit their lemons. Winner of the contest Traffic was disrupted early was Violet O'Malley. Thursday evening when a large hydrogen tank (empty) was brought through town. The tank, on its way from New Hampshire to New Jersey, was being hauled by Harnum Riggers of Woburn Street, and was left at the Har- Frank Antonelli. candidate for state representative, has num yard overnight. Two Campaign opened headquarters In the Gardner Building in Wilmington. problems evolved. A shock ab- office * former state rep and Tewksbury selectman, Antonelli is sorber broke as the tank was shown with some Wilmington supporters. From left. Sandra Opens Sferrazza. Linda Desharnais. Tony Pastore. Antonelli. turning from Middlesex Avenue Arlene Surprenant. and Ralph Rosetti. Pastore and Rosetti to Wildwood Street. Also, cable are the Wilmington coordinators in the campaign. TV wires on Wildwood Street were knocked down. COMMONWEALTH OK MASSACHUSETTS A car hit a hydrant on Butters PROBATE COURT Row, Wilmington early Saturday MEAT SPECIALS MIDDLESEX as. morning. James Trigilio, 20, of NOTICE OK iUSDA CHOICE PROBATE OF WILL 230 Lowell St., Wilmington was Hilho.1 Surrlir. the driver. The accident occurred Estate of Franc** K. Sorosa at 12:52 a.m. W ROUND f late of Wilmington in the County HI Middlesex Two cars were found burned in NOTICE town last week. A Pontiac SECTION An Wf 20 fc A petition has been presented w in the above-eaptioned matter Firebird was found burned and dt M T» HW Stfj T» Rtrnd Km* -i mmttif. praying that a certain instru-. stripped on Jewel Drive Thursday ment purporting to be the last USD* CHOICE will ill said deceased may be evening. A car belonging to proved and allowed and that Ignazio Presti of Reading was Mary Ann Budd of Wilmington in the County of Middlesex be found burned near Camp 40 Acres FACE RUMR f1g9 appointed executrix thereof on Saturday morning. without giving surety on her David G. Lipp, 18, of Arkansas bond SECTION ^^ ' « If you desire to object to the Road. Tewksbury was arrested Ottmfm Km* Stmk i mtl nut —4 jgtsg allowance of said petition, you on charges of driving under the or your attorney should Tile a influence and speeding by Of- The USD A CHOICE written appearance in said MaV DOle yoong't'rs of the Tiny Tots Program took part in several dances and exercises, at the Court at Cambridge on or before ficers McNally and Venuti, at . » *Y windup dinner. Among the activities was a May pole dance. Program director Ron Colbert August 19. ISC - Ill JUly u at right, with Sean Sullivan holding the pole. It is ordered that notice of said 12:30 a.m. Saturday. LONDON proceeding be given by deliver- June Clark of 57 McDonald Rd.. ing or mailing postpaid a copy of North Wilmington was injured on the foregoing citation to all per- Saturday afternoon when the BROIL sons interested (ourteen days at t least before said return day. porch on her house collapsed. She and by publishing a copy thereof was taken to the Regional Health Booklet for families of MS victims once in each week lor three suc- SECTION IV cessive weeks in the Town Crier Center for treatment. of Wilmington, a newspaper C* it UaJm Brti Stmk W WWry published in said county, the last Two Wilmington families have attribution, but the words are knows I love him a lot," is a quote publication to be one day at least participated in the creation of a Paula's. Her mother said that her from Kristin. before said return day booklet entitled. "Someone You quotes are all positive ones. Copies of the booklet are MILLER Witness. SHEILA E Public meetings McGOVERN. Esquire First Know Has Multiple Sclerosis'' "I used to sit on my dad's lap available for fifty cents from the t Judge of said Court at Cam- Produced by the Massachusetts and watch the ball games. Now I Mass. Chapter. National Multiple CASI u t2 oz Bonus Stf bridge, the sixth day of July in The following public meetings BEER the year of our Lord one thou Chapter of the National Multiple can't do that, but I can sit in the Sclerosis Society. 460 Totten Pond sand nine hundred and eighty in Wilmington have been posted Sclerosis Society, the booklet is room with him and watch TV. He Road. Waltham, Mass. 02154. two by the Town Clerk for the coming intended for children ages eight to doesn't feel so lonely because he Copies for MS victims are free. LOWENBRAU Paul J.Cavaaaugh. week. Please note that the state tQ99 JH.21.8 Register of Probate 15 who have a parent who is a JAMES K. BANDA. Esq.. open meeting law only requires 48 victim of MS. The booklet gives a Art exhibit winners BEER 7 Mane Drive. hours notice for the posting of a practical explanation of the 24 It u (MM MffUl Wilmington. Ma«« •!»»' meeting, so other meetings may disease, and helps with questions, Winners of the art exhibition and Mixed IDiENOT be called. All meetings are posted fears, frustrations and other on a bulletin board in the Town crafts fair of the Wilmington Council I.John Auger, "Ma Fiancee" 2. feelings that come into play when for the Arts, held on July 3 on the Charlotte McCain, "Saturday Hall, between the collector's there is a victim of MS in the Night" 3. Ray Capodanno. "Rainy ORANGE counter and the front door. front lawn of Wilmington High COMMONWEALTH OF family. School, are as follows: Night- t149 MASSACHUSETTS ThuTs., July 29: No meetings PROBATE COURT Pamela, 12 and Paula, 14, Water Color Photo JUICE Middlesex is. posted. DiPalma of Harold Avenue are I. Elaine Bradley, "A Sunny Spot" I. George Vaill, "Wheel of Com- Cheryl A. Laadry. Plaintiff Fri., July 30: No meetings both quoted in the booklet, as is 2. Barbara Johansen, "October" 3. merce" COKE, SPRITE vs Summons by Publication posted. Webster. "Balloon Fantasy" Craft Edwin G. Landr>. Defendant Kristin Lubanski, 8, of Cun- tC99 I. Celia Cornish. Tole / Clock To the above-named Defen- Mon.,Aug. 2: Board of Health, 5 ningham Street. The MS victims Oils SCASl dant 1. Andrea Peters, "Sand Dunes. Junior TAB,FRESCA «>*« p.m., Town Hall Annex; Council are the DiPalma girls' mother. A complaint has been on Aging, 7 p.m., Drop-in Center; Plum Island" 2. Billie Fournaris, 1. Robert Marsolini, 2. Tammy presented to this Court by your Judy, and Kristen's father, Stan. Wesinger, "Breath of Life" 3. spouse. Cheryl A. Laadry. seek- Recreation Commission, 7:30 "Pleasant Bay in Mist" 3. Barbara "We have a lot more respon- Michelle Baptiste, "Autumn New ing Divorce p.m., Town Hall Annex. Groom, "Little Girl Grown" ELIA'S You are required to serve sibility put on our shoulders, so Acrylic England" upon Charles B. Mead. Tues., Aug. 3: No meetings we know how to do a lot more I. Rosemarie Martyn. "Farm in Popular vote COUNTRY STORE plaintiff's attorney, whose ad- posted. things than our friends," is one Winter" 2. Bob Wesinger, Untitlcd3. Senior: Barbara Johansen, dress is 113 Ctirlnsford Street. Wed., Aug. 4: No meetings Middlesex Ave (Rt 62) i iii-t msfti'il. MA your answer on quote. The booklet does not give JoAnn Arnold, "Meadow Flowers" "Beach Scene" Junior: Michelle or before October 12.1982 If you posted. Baptiste. "Rose Colored Cottage" North Wilmington Center fail to do so. the Court will pro- ceed to the hearing and ad- judication of this action You are also required to file a copy of Road, to acquire a your answer in the office of the TOWN OF Register of this Court at Cam- variance from Section bridge WILMINGTON V-l (Schedule of Re- Witness. SHEILA E quirements) authoriz- McGOVERN. Esq . First Judge ing the construction of a of said Court at Cambridge July 13, 1982 Council mcts August 2 Wilmington seniors' menu garage within the re- sideration. The budget cuts for PaulJ Cavanaugh Monday evening, August 2 at 1983 through the Federal quired side yard at 3 Register of Week of August 2 and lettuce, assorted vegetables, Loumac Road. Map J2I.28.A4 Probate 7:00, the Council on Aging will- Government, call for a 3.6 billion meet at the Drop-in Center. Joyce Monday: Chilled juice, veal rolls and butter, cake with 66-35. dollar cut in Medicare. parmagiana with spaghetti, Bruce MacDonald, McAteer of the Dept. of Elder Neighbor Network frosting and milk. Chairman, Board Affairs has been invited to attend. green beans, chocolate pudding Thursday: Chilled juice, baked BOARD OF APPEALS The Woburn Council of Social with topping and milk. Case 45-82 J21.28 of Appeals All seniors are asked to be on ham with raisin sauce, delmonico Concern is opening a program Tuesday: Chilled apple juice, A public hearing will BOARD OF APPEALS t'tlMMllNWEAl.THOF hand if possible. called "Neighbor Network," The potato, buttered peas, rolls and be held at the Town Hall Case 47-82 MASSACHl'SETTS Nurse is back oven baked chicken, whipped butter, peanut butter cookie and A public hearing will PROBATE COL'RT purpose of the program will be to Annex, 342 Middlesex Middlesex, ss. Abbie, the nurse will be back at potato, buttered squash, cran- milk. be held at the Town Hall seek homes for adolescent Avenue on August 10, NOTICE OF the Drop-in Center Thursday berry sauce, bread and butter, Friday: Chilled orange juice, Annex, 342 Middlesex Probate of Will youngsters between 11 and 18 1982 at 7:00 p.m., on the afternoon (July 29). She has been jello with topping and milk. baked fish with Creole sauce, application of Donald J. Avenue on August 10. Hiili.iui Sureties years of age. These children are Wednesday: Chilled juice, 1982 at 7:00 p.m., on the Estate of Henry J. Keeler late very busy the last few weeks exposed to abuse, neglect, ex- mashed potato, cole slaw, bread and Mildred E. of Wilmington in the County of salad plate with tuna fish, tomato and butter, ice cream and milk. Coolidge. 36 Everett application of Simon Middlesex working on a project for the ploitation or children having Avenue, to acquire a Cutter, Agent (First Na- NOTICE seniors. difficulty at home. They will need Minuteman Home Care menu variance from Section tional Rank of Boston, A petition has been presented Quincy Market-trip a warm supportive environment owner) to acquire a in the above-captioned matter Vi (Schedule of Re- praying that a certain instru- The buses for the Quincy to allow them space to work Week of August 2 variance from Section claremont salad, crusty roll, quirements) authoriz- ment purporting to be the last Market trip will be at the Center things out with their families or to Served at Burlington Senior canned fruit. ing the construction of V-l (Schedule of Re- will of said deceased may be proved and allowed and that at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Seniors are find long term foster care. The Citizens Friendship Center, 45 an above ground swim- quirements) authoriz- Tuesday: Hot turkey sandwich, ing the subdivision of a Charles M. Keeler of Andover, asked to prompt. supportive care would be for Center St., Burlington where whipped potato, peas and carrots, ming pool within the re- in the County of Essex be ap- Upholstery and repair nutrition aide is Kay Cavanaugh. quired side yard at 36 parcel of land into five pointed executor thereof, seven days a week, for which cranberry sauce, white bread, Everett Avenue. Map lots, three being confor- without giving surety on his Del MacAuley will be happy to sponsors will be paid $60.00 a Call 272-9552 for reservations. canned fruit. ming, one having insuf- bond teach seniors how to repair and North Woburn - Wilmington at 69-4 and 5 If you desire to object to the week. Wednesday: Barbecued Bruce MacDonald. ficient frontage and allowance of said petition, you upholster furniture as a project Those interested in this North Congregational Church, 896 chicken, scalloped potato, green Chairman. Board depth having a or your Attorney should file a for the arts and crafts sessions. program should call Robin Miller Main St., Woburn where site beans, italian bread, gingerbread J2I.28 of Appeals building located within written appearance in said To teach this art, Mr. MacAuley manager is Colleen Riley. Call a required reserve side Court at Cambridge on or before at 935-6495. with applesauce. BOARD OF APPEALS September 16. I9B2 will need sufficient interested 933-8643 for reservations. yard and one having in- Van available Thursday: Meatloaf with Case 46-82 Witness. SHEILA E seniors. Please call the center. The Share a rule mini lift van is Menus are subject to change gravy, mashed potatoes, diced A public hearing will sufficient depth as McGOVERN. Esquire First Judge of said Court at Cam- Medex forms available for any disabled senior without notice. Transportation is be held at the Town Hall measured at right carrots, cornmeal and molasses angle. Map 44-178. bridge, the 23rd day of July in Medex forms are still available the second Tuesday of the month available, especially for han- bread, chocolate pudding. Annex, 342 Middlesex the year of our Lord one thou- dicapped people. Avenue on August 10. Bruce MacDonald, sand nine hundred and eighty- at the center. Those who do not from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for Friday: Fish chowder, fish 1982 at 7.00 p.m., on the Chairman two have a supplemental health in- doctor's appointments, hospital Monday: 'Baked manicotti, cakes, newburg sauce, zucchini J21.28 Board of PaulJ. Cavanaugh, application of Robert Register of surance should give one of the and shopping trips. Call the italian blend vegetables, and tomato, wheat bread, fresh Bickmore, 3 Loumac Appeals J2S.A4.11 Probate Court Medex policies some con- Center for information. fruit. *
N ' SuepHmam w Dally Tim., I Chnwd. (Waburn. Rudlng WIIMAMIV, Sorting)*, WlkaIMM) Lnwlwa VMagr. N. aM«g Tr.oK,lp,. Wllmi^wn t T«**„rv To™ Cr£ St«^7r«I!£ri£r WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 PAGE S-1 wma f^X^TT IZKr 150,000 Reader's . Watching world's Supplement weather from Bedford Serving 10 Communities - Published Weekly
Easfern Middlesex Road Race time nears
The tenth annual Eastern Middlesex Road Race will be held in Reading on Thursday evening, August 12 at 6:30 pm at the Reading Memorial High School Field House. Over 300 contestants ran last year. The sponsors, Davis Carpet of No. Reading, The Reading Recreation Com- Nabonal Oceanic and Almosphenc Adm*itstiation mission and Middlesex East Publications Computers put the world's weather at your fingertips are expecting as large a turnout again this year. Numerous categories are included By LAURENT BELSIE as well as a Fun Run of shorter distatnee for those so inclined. In a large two story house nestled By Ban* Fafcentwg. sal phoiogiapiw Once again this year, Mark Duggan will comfortably in the Massachusetts Weather Sendees Corporation, Bedford, Mass. be Director of the event. The race, as town of Bedford an important bit of / usual, will be run from the Reading news is being analyzed weather maps and their roads will be, and how much food Memorial High School Field House and finisher under 13. It is snowing in Missouri. calculations, they chart the storm's will cost. will weave its way through the back Pre-registration may be made by sen- In a large room downstairs four likely path. Snow will fall on the The source of such weather in- streets and roadways. The race will be five ding your name, address, city and state to men in sweaters and T-shirts sit at East Coast beginning tomorrow formation is a company called miles long. The competition is open to the Reading Recreation Department, 3 desks arranged in a cross. By morning, they predict in inch in Weather Services Corporation, everyone and should draw some of the Copeland Ave., Reading, Ma. 01867. There touching a few buttons they call up Boston to perhaps six /inches in which operates from the Bedford. better known runners including is no registration fee. Registration will on the computer terminals before northern New Jersey Mass. house. It is one of about GO Marathoner Randy Thomas. also be held the night of the race. which they are seated information From information and estimates private weather forecasting firms in Trophies and awards will be presented Persons wanting to run in the Fun Run ranging from the latest barometric such as this, corporations, public the United States, none of which to the top ten finishers as well as the top need not register and it will start from the pressure in I,os Angeles to road utilities, small town highway compete with the US government's five women, the first male over 30, the first Field House at 6:00pm. The Road Race conditions in Pittsburgh. departments, and even airlines National Weather Service. The woman over 30. the first finisher over 50, will begin at 6:30 with registration What concerns them now, though, make the decisions that affect the first high school finisher and the first beginning at 5:30. is the storm brewing 5,000 feet above millions of people - how much home Weather — Page S-4 Missouri. From computer-derived heating oil to supply, how clear -the Prepare for emergency at sea In schools and fac- much smaller, more usually a relatively where you keep life are, and how to shut The Village Carpet Shop tories, aboard ships and informal scale. When quick and simple matter preservers, the fire them off. If there is an in many other places, it something goes wrong, to start an informal but extinguisher, bilge electric bilge pump, will saveydu is standard practice to one of the biggest serious discussion pump, anchor, bailer they should know where conduct fire drills. Then dangers is that un- among all the persons and other safety its switch is located. $ $ when fire or other prepared people tend to who normally go out in equipment. There are trouble strikes, panic. Then they will your boat. This could lie different types of fire All hands should understand that no 3 to 8~ everyone knows exactly often do just the wrong your family, or your extinguishers and they on today's most wanted styles and colors what to do. thing, or nothing at all group of fishing bud- matter how small a boat Owners of pleasure eject various sub- may be, the captain's on over 25,000 sq. yds. in stock when action is im- dies. stances in differing boats could usefully perative. Start by making sure word is law and must be follow this example, ways. Explain to all obeyed promptly in At the beginning of all hands know and can hands what to expect though of course on a each boating season, it's remember the places emergencies. There is from your particular no time to- ar^ue and RUGS, ROLLS & one and how to use it to quibble. Though a Mill Direct From best advantage. For passenger may disagree example, if some ex- with the skipper's Cabin Craft, Evans & Black, Lees, tinguishers are held too judgment, refusing to do Monticello and WundaWeve. close to a flame, they what the skipper/ tells may simply shoot the him is much more likely extinguishing agent to compound an RUSSELL right through the fire emergency. / SEE FOR YOURSELF AND SAVE and beyond, where it Exit 34 off Rto. 128toRfp. does no good. All hands should also discuss local operating Cumberland Plaza If your group contains Opposite' Wss Porker si ^Village Carpet Shop hazards and how they Open 9:30-5:30 daily j persons who do not should be dealt with, Thurt. 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Includes Unlimited Potato and Vegetables, Salad Bar, Bread & Butter Reports COPIES Letterheads Open Daily 9 - 7, Friday 9 - 7:30 Proposals Business Cards the CHffside Restaurant «£jf^*-- On Our Manuals Envelopes ROUTE ONE NORTHBOUND Self-Service 479 Washington St., Woburn Transparencies Flyers PEABODY, MASS. Mailing Labels Machine Invoices For Reservations, 535-2309 938-8271 Reductions Or We Can Copy Invitations THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CARD ]f» Enlargemenfs For You On Our Resumes Don't I *> x4 r, IvIMaMn. MMM4). LpMioM CrWr. SlonHam Inowanaoril PAGE S 2 WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1992 ^^Hl^r. NO RMOmg Trmcrlpl. WlW.ln.lon 1 T«*H~r, To«n Winchester Hospital births Fun and games : for one and a" MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. SULLIVAN DAVID G. MCCARTHY RICHARD L. FALES JAMES A. NAUGHTON (Leslie A Crane), 48 (Margaret Clemente). (Kathleen A. Conti), 3 (Catherine Durkin), 28 Chestnut St.. Wakefield, 25 Francis Dr., Spruce St., Stoneham, a Elm St.. Wobum, a a daughter, Kathryn Reading, a son, son, Matthew Lee, on daughter, Elizabeth Boggle Challenge Rose, on July 15. Jonathan Gerald, on July 14. Grandparents: Durkin, on July 19C How many words can you make? Grandparents: Mrs. July 13. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Grandparents: Mr. and Audrey It Landry of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Conti; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John P. Durkin of In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and Waltham; Mr and Mrs. Clemente of Allston; Ernest H. Fales, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. write them down. To make a word, use letters. In Eugene R Sullivan of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J Stoneham. Francis M. Naughton of sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner. Each letter In the grid may be used only once In a word. Any word Wakefield McCarthy of N. An- North Adams. found In a standard English dictionary Is acceptable. dover. MR. AND MRS. •PLAY AGAINST MR. AND MRS DONALD RAE (Bar- MR. AND MRS. THE"BOGGLE ALBERT L. SEELY, MR. AND MRS. bara Kearns), 1 Web- ROBERT J. MORGAN BRAIN": Find his JR. (Catherine Fan- RICHARD ALLSTON (MaryCuneo), 18 School list below. See If ster Ave., Wobum, a you can beat him. tasia), 22 Sweetser St., (Kathy Mullins), 15 daughter, Amy Marie, St.. Woburn, a son, •OR PLAY -Wakefield, a daughter. Bradford Rd., Win- on July 20. Grand- Matthew Joseph, on AGAINST A Jamie Lee, on July 13. chester, a daughter, parents. Mr and Mrs. July 17. Grandparents: FRIEND. Compare Grandparent: Mrs. Wendi Penelope, on July Mr. and Mrs. .John G. lists and cross oil William Kearns; Mr. words In common. QDGO Anita McMahon of 19. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rae, Cuneo; Mrs. Margaret Then score: tyeymouth. and Mrs. Duncan all of Wobum. Morgan, all of Woburn. 3T4 letters: 1 point Mullins of Reading and X 5 letters: 2 points MDMOI San Francisco, MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. 6 letters: 3 points MR. AND MRS. California; Mr. and THOMAS ROGERS EDWARD P. PEARY 7 letters: 5 points STEPHEN YOPCHICK Mrs. Arthur Minnefield (Lorraine Gangi), 27 (Alice Cleary), 122 8 or more: 11 points BBDH (Caryn Jones), of Reading. Chestn / SuppMmnt toCWly Tlmn I ChrMcM (Woburn RwOlng. WlnchMMr. Bu-nngion. *.«.. .id LM. VllUgar. No RMdlna Tr«Mcr|pt. Wilmington I Tt««iowy TownCrlor. Stononam lixMpratm WEDNESDAY, JULY28,1982 PAGE S-3 BIBLE SCHOOL ADULT EDUCATION in its 4lst year, is thewarm sand on Pinewood Lutheran This September located on Erickson Rd Pernaa Beach, learning, Church of 24 Wilmington Brandeis University's in Ashby. Mass. and is a about barnyard Rd.. Burlington invites Office of Continuing 4-H affiliated camp animals, gardening, all area children to their Studies in Waltham, program, open to boys dramatics, arts and Vacation Bible School Mass. will offer, for the and girls, ages 8 to 14. cratts, and hor- program August 9 to 13, first time, a course in without regard to race, semanship are some of i Parade the many interesting from 9 AM — 12 Noon. cable television and color or national origin. Preregistrations are telecommunications Previous camping things to do All of these being taken now. The eight-week, non- experience is not with a great staff and delicious food. This year's new credit course that necessary This year's Make this a very program features The begins the week of camping season runs special summer for Lord is My Shepherd September 20 will through August 21 your youngster by (My Creator Cares for examine how new Visiting an old grist Me) for children ages 3 technologies in ill. or hiking through the calling or writing the Camp Director. Randy through 13. telecommunications, 70 acres of beautiful Lesson books, refresh- such as videotex and woodland, swimming or Parade — ments, games and teletext, as well as new fishing in sparkling project crafts are all trends in cable Willard Brook, enjoying Page S-5 sponsored by the television, will change parishioners of our the way we live and church. Anyone wishing work. Called Cable additional information Television. Consumer Reading Bakery should call Pastor V? V Electronics and Narozickat273-1610. certification in August 5. 6, 7, 8, 12. 13 Telecommunications: IF YOU LIKE BAKE SHOP GOODIES. electronics, com and 14. All shows will be Trends for Business. READING BAKERY'S TASTY DELIGHTS FLEA MARKET puters, and op- a 8:30 P.M. Per- Industry and Home in WILL PUT YOU IN Mrs. Roberta Pinta of thometrics. Fun- formances will be in the the Eighties, this course Billerica, announces the draisers such as this Kresge Little Theatre at will also cover business BAKERS HEAVEN! First Annual Flea flea market help us to 84 Massachusetts opportunities for these Market to be held on support schools like Avenue in Cambridge technologies in areas ITALIAN-AMERICAN August 8 from 9 A.M. to Bramson here and on the MIT campus. To such as publishing, 5 P.M. at the Town abroad," stated Mrs. make reservations or business and consumer m SPECIALTIES Plaza on Route 3A in Pinta. for more information, uses of microcom- Billerica. All proceeds Garrison chapter of please call 253-2530. puters; new jrends in will benefit the Women's American LAS VEGAS NIGHT video games and Bramson ORT ORT has members from A Las Vegas Night broadcasting: and the Technical Institute Chelmsford, Lowell, will be held Saturday. social and regulatory WITH THIS COUPON located in New York West ford, Tewksbury, July 31st at the Holiday impacts that may result 1 Doxen Italian Pastry City. Tyngsboro, Billerica Inn Buirlington. (Exit from these trends and $5.50 Dozen and Littleton. Anyone technologies. "ORT has mobilized a 42 off Rte 128) There 1 Offer Good July 28 - Aug. 1 interested in space will be door prizes and For more information nationwide campaign to 1 Limit On* Dozen p*r Part improve the quality of should call 454-1435, 851- refreshments to add to about this course, call * j J,000 f/mes public education in the 3292 or 256*166. the excitement of the the Office of Continuing United States. Our focus evening. Come out and Studies at (617)647-2796. PRODUCERS MARILYN ABRAMS AND BRUCE JORDAN have is on the upgrading of HIGH SPIRITS bring some friends for a Ihe Boston cast of Shear Madness all tied-up in celebration of the vocational and technical The MIT Community challenging night of 4-H CAMP MID- READING BAKERY 1,000th perlormance of the long running comedy whodunit. Now education here in the Players are proud to authentic games and DLESEX 7 9 0 n Sat booking through 1983, Boston's longest running show takes to the United States to make announce the opening of chance and benefit It's not too late! 944-0429 " ? - sea aboard the "S.S. Shear Madness" to discover new audiences them relevant of today's their summer Temple Shalom There's still time to 7 7 sun and new records. Pictured with the producers are il to ri Paul job market, and, at the production, the musical- Emeth's Building Fund. provide a wonderful Dunn, Belle McDonald, Will Lebow, Paul O'Brien, Mary Ann Conk same time, to change comedy "High Spirits" Donation $3.00. 7:30-12 overnight camping 323 Main St., Reading by Hugh Martin and midnite. For more in- experience for your and Bob Arnold. Shear Madness is performed at the Charles the American public (Next to Putnam Pantry, So. Main St.) ? image of such education Timothy Gray, based on formation call 272-5279. children this summer. Playhouse, Stage II. 74 Warrenton St.. Boston. For information as appropriate for the play Blithe Spirit by Camp Middlesex, now please call 426-5225. 'second-class' citizens. Noel Coward. Bramson is a two year The play will be f vocationalVUldllUlldl VUMCgCcollege withWIUI —.v....shown w.on w—July j -~,29, 30,—, —31. Melrose- Wakefield births Winchester Hospital parents Mr and Mrs Al Micale of MR. AND MRS JAMES A. Stopeham; Mrs Charles births ACQUAVIVA (Jacqueline A. Ar- (Margaret) Carroll, of Woburn senault) of 24 Barbara Lane, MR. AND MRS. CARL MR AND MRS. Reading, a daughter, Marci Lynne B DRALSCHKE THOMAS J LEONARD on July 2. Grandparents: Mr. and Maiden Hospital (Debra Dow). 77 Libby (Joyce Jordan i, 222 Mrs. John Arsenault of Reading; Ave.. Reading, a son. Centra] St.. Stoneham. a Mr. and Mrs. William P. Acquaviva Erik Wilhelm. on July daughter, Kelly of Reading. MR. AND MRS ROBERT FLYNN. 11 Grandparents are Elizabeth, on July 8. JR. (Lisa Tavaresi of 39 Tremont Mr. and Mrs. Paul W Grandparents are Mr. St.. Maiden, a daughter. Kelly Anne Drauschke of Medford; and Mrs. William J. MR. AND MRS CHARLES E. on July 3. Grandparents: Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordon. Sr. of Woburn. CARROLL (Rosemarie Micale) of Mrs. Louis Tavares of Woburn; Mr. W Dow of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. 10 Cowdrey St., Stoneham, a son, and Mrs. Robert E. Flynn. Sr. of George A. 1-eonard of Brian Charles on July 3. 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SLACKS 8% To 44 JERSEYS OVERALLS 2To40 WE KNOW Of NO OTHER STORES ANYWHERE THAT HAVE THAT MUCH CONFIDENCE IN WHAT THEY SELL I GIRLS * LE R0I CHUBBY NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE! AND WE SEU NOTHING AT LIST PRICE EVER! VEL0UR t KNEE SOX GIRLS MONDAY - SATURDAY 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM BLAZERS 4 TO u 60" GIRLS DRESSES PEABODY DEDHAM YOUR MASTERCARD NORTHSHORE SHOPPING CENTER ROUTE t AND VISA IGIRLS&BOYS IGIRLS&BOY* GIRLS & BOYS •l II.IHl IM '0 — ^H ALSO HONORED AT: 182 WINTER I OFF* 1982W.NTER JOFF* WOBURN FRAMINGHAM • AUBURN • CORBINS CORNER Infant To 141 \CKETS Intant To 6x SMCtmbridotSt. SHOPPERS WORLD MALL HfflP 3 m«i S oirtl laiCiiMiSlK maWaown *«.• nftl llll » • MANCHESTER • SPRINGFIELD • SWANSEA ♦ OFF REGULAR PRICE -SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE- NO LAY-A-WAY OR REFUNDS - EXCHANGE ONLY £ 143 STORES COAST TO COAST • WATERBURY* WARWICK \. PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1982 VllUg*. No RMttng T,.r.«-lpf. WllmlnflWr. 1 To«*ieur» Tow. «»;»«><«" innj^j..., ■ But "we knew the highway depart ments (and) public works depart from Page S-l ments had a need for the in- Watching the world's weather from Bedford formation - the best they could get. Then we started after the gas noon companies." _ private companies tailor the Indeed, soybean dealers bid prices nationwide. Most local stations can't teletypes). Forecasting then was weather information to the special The caller is a meteorologist from up to about f6.6ri a bushel before a afford their own meteorologist. But, Gradually! more companies began part science, part artistic activity." to see the value of accurate, needs of their clients, and play Cargill Inc., one of the world's February rain broke the Brazilian once one station subscribes to a Behind him, through the window, localized forecasting. And many watchdog in case the climate takes largest agribusinesses He is drought. Soybean prices quickly fell private weather service, others in WSC's satellite dish points skyward. began to save substantial amounts an unexpected turn. checking on the latest weather by 40 cents a bushel. the area probably will hire a com- It receives photos directly from two of money. ' Weather Services Corporation, or reports and outlook for the Ukraine Twenty-four hours a day. seven peting weather firm, says George National Oceanic and Atmospheric WSC, is one of the largest of the and lower Volga valley. To many, a days a week. WSC spews out in- Stamos, WSC vice-president But perhaps for Wallace. WSC's Administration satellites orbiting shining moment came during private weather predicting firms. To Soviet weather forecast would make formation to its more than 400 Many local television stations, as 22,000 miles above the equator. Hurricane Hazel in 1954. Predicted enter its offices is to have the a TV test pattern look interesting. customers all over the world. The well as NBC's "Today," ABC's "Before the war," Mr. Wallace world's weather at one's fingertips. But a two-day cold snap in the Soviet staff of 90 works in shifts to ensure "Good Morning, America," and continues, "so much of the by many to stay out to sea as it Union's major wheat producing that clients are kept abreast of CBS's "Morning" use data supplied traveled up the East Coast, the forecasting was broad-brush hurricane unexpectedly veered For the moment, at least, the seas region may have severly damaged changes in the weather. "What by Weather Services International forecasting: 'It's going to be fair,' Inland into North Carolina. Wallace, of! the Brazilian coast are calm. the important winter wheat crop. A we're selling," says WSC vice- (WSIi, a sister company of WSC. 'It's going to snow,' They never told who stayed up all night to track the That's good news for the convoy of big loss in the Soviet crop could president and meteorologist John While WSC supplies forecasts, WSI you when They probably didn't storm, managed to get word to a five barges carrying equipment for drive up wheat prices worldwide. Murphy, "is the ability to get a simply sells weather data, leaving know when." team of meteorologists stationed on ah oil project in Brazil. Because the Although Mr. Palmerino reports professional meteorologist at 2 in the the television meteorologists to But the military compaigns of a beach directly in the hurricane^ barges cannot withstand rough seas, temperatures low enough for morning." make their own forecasts. World War II changed all that, he path. Ironically, they were working tbey would have to put into port if potential damage, he concludes says, because they depended on on a cloud-seeding project. U>e weather turned bad. from satellite weather photos and By 3:30 p.m. the snow in Missouri Scores of clipboards, lining the expert forecasting. Wallace was Before the storm hit about four Half a hemisphere away, WSC's precipitation reports that crop has moved into Indiana and Ken walls of WSC's operations division, among the many meteoroligists William Saulnier plots on a large damage was isolated: A four-to tucky. The superintendent of high- bold weather data from which many trained by the armed services. After hours later, the meteorologists not njap the slow passage down the eight-inch snow cover has insulated ways for Needham. Mass. calls Mr. utilities will determine their energy the war, he and a handful of others only got themselves to safety, they South American coast. He plays most of the wheat. His forecast: a Murphy for the latest forecast. requirements for the coming days. set up shop as private weather were able to wam nearby residents weather watchman for the convoy, warming trend. About an inch of snow beginning Public Service Electric & Gas forecasters. * to evacuate as well. Not every day is that exciting in warning the bargemen of any This kind of up-to-the-minute tomorrow morning. Murphy tells Company of New Jersey, for In 1947 Mr Wallace started storms coming their way. So far, information can mean the difference him. On that information the example, gets average temperature, operating from a small room in weather forecasting, Wallace says, though, only a few squalls near the between profits and losses to grain superintendent orders his spreaders wind and snow conditions, and other Boston with one employee. "You'd "You can't get excited about a mouth of the Amazon River have dealers and farmers. According to loaded with salt and sand, ready to weather data transferred directly sleep by the phone,'' he recalls of the summer day at 80 degrees." But Hampered the convoy's two-month Peter Leavitt. director of go in the morning. "They're very from WSC by computer. The utility long shifts. Although his was one of when your business is tracking the journey from Houston. agricultural services at WSC. many good about telling us a storm is then calculates how much heat its the first private forecast firms, he whims of wily Mother Nature, he J Down theAiall from Mr. Saulnier, US soybean farmers delayed selling coming," the superintendent. customers will need. faced a problem common to the says, "something is going on all the in a room filled with stacks of their crops in January, anticipating Robert I.anigan. says of WSC. "I .Citibank of New York calls WSC to infant industry: Most businesses time." pbpers. WSC meteorologist Mike that a drought in Brazil's soybean haven't been in a storm situation - in learn the day's maximum and didn't see a need for the service. Ralmerino gets a phone call near region would push up market prices the last six or seven years, anyway minimum temperatures and when "There weren't too many Christian Science Monitor i where) I haven't been ready." iNo they will occur. prospects." Wallace remembers. Newsservice one - not even WSC predicted the The information is fed into com Let your good looks Cut back once-in-a-century intensity of the puters. which then adjust the Northeast's great blizzard of 1978. building's heating and cooling. go to your head. Generally, you can lightly prune any plant But WSC did give Mr. 1.mi can The WSC operations room is Know at anytime, but most enough warning to get his snow where long-range forecasts are plants have a "best" or removal equipment ready, and kept made A meteorologist asks the "better" time 'For him up-to-date on developments.) computer for a section of the example, with most The service costs small towns country, and a chunk of states what 00 trees, it is best to prune about $900 for the winter But with outlined in blips and dots appears on between February and employee costs. Mr. Murphy says, the screen He presses a button and Off May Yoo wanl to avoid "all you have to do is save them two dozens of temperature readings in pruning fruits such as hours for one storm during the whole the area superimpose themselves on Complete Home Insulation ornamental cherry and winter and they've paid turnpike the map. Another button brings you ' Celling j Walls peach from November authorities (including the New York barometric pressure readings: a Ihrough the end of Thruway I are WSC clients third, sky conditions, and so on. The Beot The Ml Price Increases' January For trees such information is updated every hour. Wash. cm. blow dry - Women's $16. Men's $14. Kids >50°° OH Ceiling or Wall Only. as elm. birch, maples "We've seen periods of rain and The computerization technology of under thirteen $9. The Perfect Perm, including wash, drizzle..." begins Bonnie Cameron the 1970s spurred great growth for owe cut. blow dry- $47.95 and others that exude Sal* Ends July 31. 1982 sap in the spring, Saulnier's live weather report to an the private weather forecast in- All Work Guaranteed dustry in general, and WSC in SPECIAl summer pruning is best. Atlanta radio station ByDr. Kileen Schell Free Estimates Every Wed She sits at a desk before two particular. The firm tripled gross An important Fully Insured Perm. qualification to our microphones in a small soundproof sales to a little under $2 million and The State Consumer Complete general statement is chamber in the WSC building. quadrupled its employees during the Affairs Secretary, Dr. Owens Corning Fiberglas $ that heavy pruning Several times a day she does live past decade Eileen Schell wants you or Thermo-pac Class I Cellulose 34.95 and taped weather reports for radio to know, "You are during the summer CALL US NOW months should be stations all over the country' and As fascimile machines downstairs obligated to pay for gods avoided if possible as includes specific temperatures, sky print out National Weather Service and services which you KB 944-2285 [\OR£m/DfS. you may remove from conditions, and outlook for the area. maps - predicting weather up to 84 have purchased, even " the plant the leaves it "Sunday will be gorgeous." she hours ahead upstairs John Wallace, after you have in- promises her Atlanta listeners Few WSC president, leans back in his voluntarily lost your 153 Main Street, Stoneham needs to manufacture food Heavy summer perhaps realize the weather reports chair employment. The CAPITAL 438-7250 are broadcast from 1.000 miles "In the old days, we didn't even consequences of failing Make An Appointment or Just Come On In pruning also stimulates the tree to put out new away have time to do these calculations." to repay on time may (INSULATION CO, INC. Open: Tues.Wed.Thurs 9-8 - Fri 9-6 - Sat 8-5 growth which may lie Altogether, nine WSC he reminisces "We used to spend seriously affect your Established 1970 "■ meteorologists serve as local most of our time tearing paper credit standing for more "asily killed by 1213 Main Street Reading, Mass. winter cold. forecasters for 44 radio stations tlrom the weather bureau's many years, even after you completely pay all the money you owe." Geo. A new consumer's «t> WAREHOUSE PRICES EVERYDAY!! debt guide will tell you Summer Special! what is unfair when facts creditors try to reach you to work out a >! payment schedule on The lolal amount of your debts. You will also WAREHOUSE SALE solar energy striking find out what must 1st QUALITY JR. & MISSES BETTER QUALITY SPORTSWEAR Earth is the equivalent happen before your of 115 million nuclear goods can be plants, National repossessed. It will also CASH, CHECKS AND Geographic reports. explain what "gar- NEW STORE HOURS: TUESDAY-SATURDAY 9-4 CHARGES ACCEPTED Nearly one-hall the nishment" is, and how it food produced In the may be applied against world Is lost to insects. your future earnings to A pound ol pesticides is pay past bills. This is just a partial list of fall merchandise offered used per year per There are certain person throughout the danger signs associated world, but pests are with debt. Dr. Schell See** developing immunity to says. "You should % poisons Massachusetts always know how much Audubon says. you owe; you always NEW FALL CHIC and LEE SHETLAHD need reserve cash or Nationwide, liquid assets; and you CORDUROYS SWEATERS discarding trash costs shouldn't have to take, FASHIONS $4 billion a year. Only 10 out a loan to pay-off an percent of United old debt." •Aerobic Dane* • Nutritional Tip Coi:ars. Crews, and v*s States' waste is For a free copy of the Programs • Group and recycled, compared new brochure, send a Individual Exercises • Sauna with 55 percent in stamp to "Debt Guide". •Steam • Private Showers • Sun Kurope and Japan. Consumer Affairs. One Rooms • Dressing Rooms • locker Massachusetts Audubon Ashburton Place, •Facilities vary par location 3070 Boston, Ma. 02108'. tells us. 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TIES5"x5"x8' E*tt 31 Washington S* InrJo- *o™p T„rn P.ght Pan Calico Corners ..Burlington „ Stoneham CwnmififtParh RigMaHghf [«& IG*"r Sio-ioV Onto Cedo- Si 4.99 ea. With this od to all enrolling members HTO*"»OUT(« Em 10 AAont.ol* A.e Monfvol* SAND 4 STONE A»*t toandlighitt.ghtail.ehi STONE DUST Rt. 62 Plaza 58MontvaleAve. OiioWothifigton S' .•floHigt" WAREHOUSE to Cedar Street 85 Wilmington Rd. Stoneham 2 CEDAR ST. • WOBURN, MA 233-9234 Burlington Call Now Rt. 1, Saugus, Ma. M, 273-4518 438-3520 I • / WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982-PAGE S-5 Suppwnam 10 D..ir Tlnm 1 CnronkW IWebum. ReMlng Wlnckntor. Burllnglon. W»«IW0I, LynnlWd vnug* No RaMIng Tranter VI. Wllmlnglonl TtMtbury Town«ri«r. Skmanam Imfcmndml Parade (from Page S-3) OUR MEATS MAKE THE IY1ZAL Raynor, 4-H Camp Middlesex, P.O. Box 185, Ashby, Ma. 01431. IU SAVE 20C LB. • CALIFORNIA FANCY CATS LjVRGE^SIZE* CQ(; Cats-Plain and Fancy is pleased to present its Cerretani/i fifth annual cat show on Saturday and Sunday, r Supermarket August 14 and IS, in the grand ballroom of the Copley Plaza. This is the 0 A largest cat show in New England. Over 400 cats ?ANAN A"S4 -»1 will be exhibited representing more than 'YOU-YOU SAVE 40*40c • FIRST 0 THE SEASON EflCrAA 30 breeds. They will be coming from as far away as California, BARTLETT PEARSON Florida and Canada. music concert at The BEAUTYPAGEANT Highlighting this Museum of Our Applications are now FIRM iLUSCIOUS ncriniK RED SOLIDcni in SALADSAI AH SLICINGSI ICING year's show will be the National Heritage on being accepted for the presentation, on Sunday Sunday. August 8. at 3 Miss Coast Guard #•*! of the Morris Trophy. p.m. Traditional folk Beauty Pageant to be The trophy, named after music and favorite held on August 28th at TOMATOES 9*188 that finicky cat of media songs and sing-a-longs 7:30 p.m. in the •SAVE25C fame, will be awarded to will be performed by Waltham High School FILL THIS OUT AND ENTER OUR the "Best Household singer Mary a Danihel. Auditorium. Con- FRESH VITAMIN RICH Pet" accompanied by testants ages 18-24, WATERMELON The show will be open guitarist Steve Netsky. single and never been 'CALIFORNIA* $4 to the public between Admission is free. For married are eligible to Sfw&W c the hours of 10 A.M. to 5 more information, call enter. The queen will EATING CONTESTS the museum at 861-6560 P.M., Saturday and receive a $300. cash CARROTS 5^ I TO IE HELD 2 To 4 pa, A* 5,1,7 1812 prize plus numerous Sunday. NAME Proceeds of the show, LONGFELLOW gifts. The First Runner- 'SAVE 45C • GREAT FOR COLE SLAW as in past years, will GARDEN CONCERTS up will receive a $100. PHONE CITY benefit various feline The Longfellow cash prize and Second ■ rnrpu PDCril* «■» m ACE l-tt IJ-II M » IW welfare organizations. Garden Concerts take Runner-up will receive CMTESTJUtTS NAMES (KILL K M«WN[ Recipients have In- place every other a $50. cash prize There TUES. AKSST M. AU COtfTESTAKTS nil cluded Angell Memorial Sunday on the east lawn is no talent required for wmmtMiWBBwiwiwziil Hospital. The Animal of the Longfellow this pageant, just a Rescue League and National Historic Site. swimsuit and evening Tufts Veterinary School 105 Brattle Street, gown competition. of Medicine. Cambridge, from 3:00 to Deadline for ap- PERDUE ON PARADE 4:30 P.M. The concerts plications is Aug. 10th. PWP are presented in honor Applications may be Parents Without of Henry Wadsworth obtained by calling Partners (PWP), Longfellow's love for pageant director Joan CHICKEN 'tfCQij Merrimack Valley music and feature Lord at (617) 887-8876 or Chapter 136. will hold a pieces the poet listened 887-2293 or writing to WINGS vuir general meeting, to during his life in the P.O. Box 93. Boxford. August 4 at 8 p.m. at the 19th century. Ma. 01921. 1 North Andover VFW. Parking space is Chickering Road (Rt extremely limited. The HARVARD CONCERT CHICKEN LEGS W T25) at Park St. house is most easily The Harvard Summer Newcomers welcome accessible by public Band under the direc- For additional in- transportation — the tion of Tom Everett, will CHICKEN BREAST:?: , T° formation call 688-1133, Red Line to Harvard present a varied 374-8455, 453-2078. 658- Square and then a program of music on 2776 or 475-2276. leisurely walk up Saturday. August 7 at Brattle Street to 8:00 p.m. at the Hatch 5 CORNISH HENS,T number 105. For further FOLK MUSIC CON- Memorial Shell. For_ JENNIE 0 TURKEY MU % CERT information, or a 139 schedule of summer more information call Children of all ages the Arts Line: 495-2939 BREASTS « L»I are invited to a folk concerts, call 8764491 CHOPPED SIP *1 LOW CALORIE FAVORITES iff" "*> Reading Squore 9" 3113 Throughout LB. The Store €«« 3 * ADD IT ALL UP AND SAVE • YOU SAVE 30*18 OZ. BOX l POST TOASTIES — ~ CORN 7Ql» FLAKES / J 2 V I V* Supp»m«.l»O.II, Time, t OMnkt. (Webem M« ***•*• r^'^^^^L^'^- PAGE S-6-WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 Villager No Reading T-.-«r„l W.lm.nglon >TewktPurv To«l. Cr*. S'onenen, l»»m.l Austin student named Austin Prep hosts golf all-star ■ awards night The Commissioner of the Merrimack Valley Conference has announced that Edward Robbins of Austin Prep has been named to the • Austin Preparatory School of Brine, the Student Athlete Award to league's All Star Team in golf. Reading recently held its nineteenth Louis DiRupo and the Sherman H. Robbins has just completed his ;. annual Awards Night Program TTiis Staff Human Relations Award of the junior year at the Reading prep Is a formal occasion set aside to pay American Jewish Committee to school. ■ tribute to students for their par- Louis DiRupo of Wilmington. This year Robbins played in the •^ticipation in the life of the school. Local students honored for their number one position on the Austin and to honor students for out- contributions in athletics, activities, varsity team. His record in the standing athletic and academic and scholastic endeavors included: Merrimack Valley Conference was I achievements. BURLINGTON - Steven Patti. C. 10 wins and 2 losses. His average Prior to the Awards ceremony Christopher Boyle, Thomas score was 40. The young athlete has >many students and their families Burgomaster, Legend Awards; John been active in several Austin Prep attended a Mass of Thanksgiving in M. Lewis, David E. Nelson groups, including the Excursion the school chapel. Director of Memorial Scholarship; Michael Club and the Orientation Com- •. Student Activities Mr. George M. Addor, Astronomy Club Award; mittee. Robbins is a mem!>er of the Edward Robbins Miller opened the evening with a James Hynes. Stephen Thompson, school's Student Council, and served '_'. brief address to the assembly of Karl Ruping, Student Council this year as the Secretary of the trustees, faculty members, Awards; Kevin Meek, Softball Junior Class. ■ students, parents, and friends. He Award. •noted that although the students LYNNF1ELD — John Sidorowicz. "being honored had many varied Band Award; Richard Chambers Audubon facts Capt/n Chris 'talents and interests, they were all and John Sidorowicz, Astronomy i united by their love of their school, Club Awards. Presently there are I and their willingness to devote time NORTH READING — John O'Donnell, Softball Award; Michael more than 1200 I and energy to improving it. municipal recycling Among the highlights of the McQuaid. Student Council Award; David Ofton, Astronomy Club projects operating in the { evening was the presentation of the nation each year They ? William J. Hickey Memorial Good Award; Tony Arcari, David Often, LOBSTER Band Awards. convert 12 million Ions .•Sportsmanship Award, which was of trash into products ^ given to James Brine of Burlington. READING - Timothy Kelley, RONALD FOTINO of Reading receives the Michael Darwin Legend Award; Ronald Fotino. valued at - ;>« million, >The Charles L. Luciano Unsung Memorial Scholarship at Austin Prep's recent Awards Night. according to CLAMBAKE Omega Award and Michael Darwin vStudent Loyalty Award went to Presenting the scholarship award to the Austin senior are the Massachusetts -; Robert Leighton of Lowell, whose Memorial Scholarship; Russell parents of the late Michael Darwin, who was a classmate of Audubon. ijyears of quiet dedication were Jeffery. National Honor Society and Student Council Awards; Paul Fotino. Italurinq ^recalled. John Cohan of Andover and Tertullian. a Roman Guanci. Ronald Fotino. Chris (G. MackiewiczDholni vDouglas Hajjar of Methuen shared WAKEF1ELD - Tim Burns. Hand churchman of 160-230 Fresh Boiled Maine Lobslei * the Fred B. Cole Memorial Austin Davidson. David Longo. and John Award; Peter Broderick. Award; Michael Delory and A.I), wrote "All places plus Spirit Award. Martin, all Student Council Awards; Astronomy Club Award; Robert Christopher Robbins. Student are now accessible, Capl n Chris Fish Ronald Fotino. Student Advisory Derrah, Robert DiGiorgio, Joseph Other major awards presented cultivated fields have Council Award; Carol Burnett, Duggan. all Band Awards. Council Awards. Chowder. Pile oi during the evening were the Mid- WILMINGTON - l.ouis DiRupo. subdued forests, flocks Nancy Gentile. Maureen Donohoe. STONEHAM - Kelma Haggerty. Steamers. Fresh Native dlesex County Bar Association Student Council Award; Steven Sch and herds have expelled Anne Banfield, Denise Martin, and Kelly Glover, Cheerleading Awards. Corn-on-the-Cob and Citizenship Award to David mitt. Wilmington Softball Award; wild beasts Michelle Memory, all Cheerleading TEWKSBURY - George Simas. lull Salad Bar O'Donnell of Billerica. the Ail- Everywhere are Awards: Michael Higgins. Softball Softball Award; Gregory Stratis. Mary Ellen Brady. Cheerleading all included in our Around Athlete Award to James houses, our numbers George Simas. Student Council Award. special price Awards; Scott Hebert, Astronomy WOBURN - Lynne Mirabello. are burdensome to the world and our wants Mmctlom Club; Ha-Cyun Chun. Scott Hebert, Julie Verio. Cheerleading Awards; «o«i. n to Horn- Moi. thru Thirs. grow more and more Andrew Scharmer. Band Awards; Stephen Linehan. Student Council "••• Aw*, fowtrti keen.'' Massachusetts 9 to 4 David Hazel. Scott Heseltine Award; Daniel Daley. Legend CAPTN CHRIS RESTAURANT Wofcurn. Jr.. Wl Award. Audulxin notes Alkony ItTMt *•■ FRIDAY Memorial Scholarship; Dean- IS Water St., Downtown HavorhlH ar&hall Michael Sutherland. Anne Couture wl I «h to Mlrrtnl 9 to 6 (617) 372-4711 - Open Tuo».-Sun. Memorial Scholarship; R. Peter MM) SIS Morrlmack St., Lowill SATURDAY Morris. John Alusow, Daniel Meat (617) 454-8423 - Open To#».-Sun. WHOLESALE am-12 noon Flanagan. Omega Awards. RETAIL CO. 2 Merrill St.. 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Stonehem In Be careful with pesticides Publisher addressed Retired Men's Club A new leaflet on the Guide to the Safe and from this department by sale and proper use of Proper useof sending a stamped that the Band had played at the pesticides for Pesticides" will answer addressed, business Wednesday. June 23 was the lucky number nirnim. He had 151.13 ding observed by Mr. and Mrs. homeowners has been many of the questions regular meeting of the Retired Harvey Tourangeau of Arlington, Elizabeth Carleton House in Rox sized envelope to the in his bank account when he pur- bury, a lOOth anniversary for this published by the that are often asked Mass. Department of Men's Club of Wakefield at the First chased the Item, and he lived at 13 and another 57th wedding an- Pesticide Bureau of the .,i out the proper use of Parish Congregational Church of niversary recently for Mr. and Mrs. retirement home which v will be Food & Agriculture. Chestnut Street (now Attorney Lee's moving soon to Bedfor* Mass. Massachusetts pesticides around the Pesticide Bureau. 100 Wakefield. The speaker was Robert office). Lesie Merri field ol Middleton. John Griffin, Chairman of the Sick Chester Card also mentioned that Department of Food and home Copies of this Cambridge St.. Boston. Dolbeare, President of the He grew witl. the paper. In 1912, he Agriculture. leaflet are available Ma. 02202. Wakefield Item who was introduced and Visiting Committee read the the band needs trumpet players, purchased land and completed the horn players and also brass in- Almost 90 percent of both by Vice President Thomas first stage of the present building. In names of members in hospitals, the households in the nursing homes, and recuperating at struments. There must be volun- - Coughlan and by former President ■1913, he purchased a new duplex flat teers, retirees from the area who L S, use pesticides in Robert Sproul. Mr. Dolbeare's bed printing press. In 1935 he made home. Members were saddened to one form or another, as hear that Si Rosen, a most devoted would like to join this band group. subject was "The History of the another addition to the building. Ralph Wentzel. Secretary for the over 500 different Wakefield Item". In his in- Robert Dolbeare did not really member and contributor for many pesticide products are meetings, as well as for the Retired Camera Club, reported that the June troduction, Bob Sproul mentioned know his grandfather, as he died 15th meeting was enhanced by a available to the con- that Mr. Dolbeare was "a part of our when Robert was 8 years old, but in Men's Camera Club, had passed sumer away June 21st. Ladies Day program I ladies in- organization", a golfer, recently 1915 when Robert was five years old. vited) with Henry Porter of Reading When used properly, elected 2nd Vice President of the Harris Dolbeare gathered all his Gus Seavey had the door prize, pesticides will do their and the first number drawn was the showing slides of ijueen Victoria of Wakefield Chamber of Commerce. grandchildren together and had England, all her descendents The jol> safely, but if im- He attended Dean Academy and each one place a brick on the new name of Harry Wendt of Lynnfield. properly or in- His prize was a jar of shaving lotion. next meeting of the Retired Men's Boston University. In IMMI, he was addition. Camera Club will be September dischminately used, President of the 9:29ers Club which The ownership of the Item has He appreciated it. pesticides i like other Lorry Stockwell of Reading 14th. also meets at this church, and who stayed in the Dolbeare family since Paul Richmond was called upon to chemicals i can be recently observed their 50th an 1900. Grandfather had four children, related several stories in his usual hurmiul to people and humorous vein which was much give his usual "thoughts for the day" niversary. At that time there was three of whom worked with the and they were well received. our environment. talk of establishing a Retired Men's paper and their sons and grandsons appreciated. Surveys indicate that Chester Card, leader of the Members wondered where he gets Club, and now this group which are continuing with the paper. all these thoughts using old products, started in 1962 with only a few Mr. Dolbeare spoke of the many Retired Men's Club Band mentioned changing containers, members now numbers some .MO loyal people who have worked at the using the wrong members with attendance at some Item and. listed names, including product, improper meetings over 300 that of Wally Roach, a former Literature will be disposal of pesticides In his history, Mr Dolbeare stated compositor, who was present in the and containers, and. of that Wakefield was a hot bed for audience and stood up to take a bow. course, not reading the newspapers and he traced back Over the years, newspaper dramatically read label are but a few of the some of the first newspapers. There production has changed going from problems associated was a column on Wakefield in the hand set type to linotype, for hot The Museum of Our National 18th and 19th-century English and with the homeowner's Middlesex Journal in 1854 when metal to offset. In 1969, the Item Heritage invites the public to attend American literature, will read aloud use of pesticides. Wakefield was South Reading. went to offset with a 16 page a program of dramatic readings in from the works of Washington. Losses can occur to Wakefield did not become a town per capacity In 1958 and 1976. there American literature on Sunday. Jefferson, Lincoln. Roosevelt. desirable plants, se until 1868. In 1858-61 there was the were new additions to the building. August 1, at 3 p.m.. by Lexington Kennedy, Martin Luther King, straining of furniture South Reading Gazette which Then the paper went into com resident. Professor John L. Emerson, Dickinson, Frost, and and carpets, and even William Hutchinson of Boston pugraphic and into computers, now Mahoney of Boston College. Ad- Faulkner, among others. injury to pets distributed to ten. local towns which everything is on computers. Things mission is free. For more information, call the he soon reduced to five towns are changing fast, there is a com- Professor Mahoney, an expert in museum at 861-6560. "A Homeowners During the Civil War there were no munication explosion with display papers. In 1868 there was the terminals and floppy discs which Wakefield Banner which was then go into the computer. However, OPENMON. THRU FBI. 9 AM T0 9PM..SAT. 9 A.M. TO 5:30 PM printed in Stoneham by the newspapers are being hurt by the FASHIONABLE DESIGNS Stoneham Sentinel In the same economy as with everything else. 688 5500 year,-the Reading Chronicle and Mr. Dolbeare closed his talk and 6*4-4631 FABULOUS SAVINGS. 944-3538 News was formecj*- wished the Retired Men's Club a Through/the-following years, he great 20th anniversary in the fall. davis told of mahy different papers with Before the most interesting Congoleum different names and different history of the Wakefield Item was Floors ol Tiodess Beauty owners. In 1894, Fred Young the usual hospitality hour at 9 A.M. with coffee and doughnuts in which CHAT SiliCTIONI IXPIRT INSIAUATION or Fill DO-IT. VOUHIlF IWTHUCTION established the Wakefield Daily 31 Mom Street Route 71 (neit Zoyre), Ne ■•oding Moss Item which was printed in the all joined in Many volunteers help Taylor Building. In May 1900. it was out on the hospitality committee but bought by his grandfather. Harris are not always credited. Dolbeare. President Richard Taylor opened Robert Dolbeare then gave an the meeting at 9:45 A.M. and an interesting history of his grand- nounced there were 254 members father who was born in Dorchester present Succeeding speakers were His mother died in childbirth and his sure there were 300 members in the father died when Harris was 5 years audience. old, so he was really an orphan and There were four visitors who came lived with relative* Just as he for their first time and looked like began his teens, a Mrs. Parker of they might attend another meeting, Wakefield who worked in Boston as Charles A. Koch of Reading, Leo P a housekeeper where Harris was Rafferty and Felix Sava both of living brought him back to Wakefield, and Jiir-^Watkins of Wakefield and brought him up He Bokeelia, Florida attended Wakefield High School. In Four new menders attending for 1888, he started his employment with their third tirr* received certificates the Citizen Banner, a newspaper of rnembeyiSiip from President Dick owned by Mr. Eaton, for three Taylfif an indication that the Men's dollars per week. At age 13 he won a Cub grows at every meeting from contest and received as a prize, a. Wakefield and vicinity. hand printing press. This he used Ralph Wentzel announced names and had a small business of printing of those having birthdays since the business cards. He later met last Men's Club meeting. Fourteen Thomas Skinner, the Town members stood up and were Treasurer, and with his help he was serenaded by a "Happy Birthday CHICK THIS PARTIAL LISTING able to buy the Wakefield Daily Item Song" led by Robert Sproul. Also STOCK SIZ£ COLOR TEXTURE in 1900. 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So if they have to be worried Twenty years ago moVie fans were heaven was now just around the managed to find enough films to The Estraterrestrial," "Raiders of Home," and "Annie" are all corner. When this four-theatre show to his audiences. I'll bet many the Lost Ark." and "Poltergiest." struggling at the box office, in spite about the movie business down the enthralled when twin cinema movie road, won't the owners of these complexes began sprouting up all complex expanded a few years later of the films were far less than good. "Raiders," which is in its second of a few of them being terrific to six cinemas I began to wonder And in spite of a decline in release, took n more than twice what movies. The final two features at the multi-theatre complexes? HBO can over the place. When Sumner afford to show cheaply made films to Redstone, whose Redstone what was happening: even diehard Hollywood output. Then Sack "Poltergiest" took in. At the current Revere complex are the re-released movie buffs knew there wasn't that Theatres opened its massive eight- rate "E.T." is earning its producers "Raiders of the Lost Ark," which is fill the gap»\ on pay tv, but Management company owns moviegoers aren't going to pay five Showcases Cinemas, opened much good product around to fill six cinema complex in Assembly money (nearly $130 million in its bound to help the box office for movie houses regularly. Square. Somerville. The first time I first month of release), it's bound to another month, and "Chariots of or six dollars to see a tv-quality Cinemas 1-2-3-4. in Woburn. I movie, even if it is being shown at remember thinking that a little bit of But somehow Sumner Redstone spotted the huge marquis along Rte. surpass "Star Wars" as the biggest Fire," which was a critical success 93 I thought, it's just a matter of money-maker of all time. "Star but far from a box office smash, one of the most beautiful and time before these theatres start to Wars," incidentally, has taken in a even with a Best Picture Oscar. modern complexes in the world. And run into trouble. Pay tv was cat- mere $400 million, give or take a The prognostication is pretty who needs to get caught in the ching on pretty fast at the time, and million, since it has been released. clear, if you ask me: most of the massive traffic jams that inevitably 1 couldn't imagine an eight-cinema So good for Spielberg and George movie-goers are being very selec- result following the mass exit of one complex consistently booking top- Lucas, whose Lucas films made tive about where they spend their of these complexes? Ethan Allen drawing films. They had to fill in the "Star Wars." These guys are the movie dollars. As a result, a few Well, apparently the owners of gaps with a lot of dogs. prima donnas of Hollywood now, and movies are pulling in most of the these big cinema houses aren't Yet the cinema complexes con- can make virtually any project tl.cy money being spent at the box office. worried, because they continue to tinued to be built, and they kept want. And yes, overall the picture in So what kind of pattern will this build them. But I wonder if one day SUMMER SALE getting higher in the process. Last Hollywood is not as gloomy as it was develop into? It's my bet that these movie fans will be driving down the week, Sumner Redstone opened his just two years ago (Variety in- huge movie complexes will continue highway and noticing that Cinemas latest monolithic exhibition center, dicated that a year ago last week the to draw their audiences on the basis 1-2-3-4-5-6-7*9-10 have been turned $ Cinemas 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10, in total box office was $81.1 million, of one or two big hits, while the rest into a museum of some kind. We'll Save 150.00 Revere. I keep waiting for the and in 1980 it was a paltry $67 of the cinemas will be drawing be able to tell our kids that we monster to stop growing, but it never million). But I'm still wondering smaller audiences, perhaps specific remember when they' actually does. I'm one of the world's biggest how, with fewer pictures being made audiences, like those who pay to see, showed ten different movies at one movie fans, but even I have to admit these days, how these montrous say. horror films. But at that rate time in those huge stone monoliths. 1 still don't know where all the films movie complexes are going to can theatre owners continue to pay All this speculation, and just think: are going to come from to keep these continue to attract audiences. film rental fees and mortgages? in Hollywood recently a gala movie houses packed with Let's take a look at the films being Even pay tv recognizes a severe celebration was held to publicize the audiences. featured at the new Showcase ten- lack of good product, and have opening of Cinemas 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9- All this hoopla over movie house cinema complex, in Revere. Only begun to plant seed money into 10-11-12-13-14. openings comes at a most "The Best Little Whorehouse In original productions to offset this The monster is still growing. inauspicious time in the movie- Texas" and "The World According making business. Oh, sure, there's To Garp" were premiered there, been a lot printed about how much and both will have an uphill battle to Aluminum recycling Hollywood is earning these days attract audiences. Otherwise, the But take a closer look. A very, very producers of both pictures wouldn't small portion of Hollywood is be spending so much money to reaping in almost all of the money. promote their products. Six of the hours scheduled For example, last week Variety remaining eight movies are all on Reynolds Aluminum Recycling i Route 128). on the second anf fourth reported a total box office for all the verge of being financial Wednesday of each month, from ■ movies as $91.2 million. More than disasters. "A Midsummer Night's Company this week announced the schedule of its aluminum recycling 10 30 a.m. to noon i closed Sept. 8). $20 million of that went to the three Sex Comedy." "The Secret of Methuen. at Methuen Mall I Route Steven Spielberg movies. "E.T. — Nimh," "Diner." "Tron," "Funeral locations operating in Massachusetts during the months of 213 al Jordan Marsh i. on the second July. August, and September. 1982 and lourth Wednesday of each Effective through Sept. 30. month, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. (closed ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS Reynolds will purchase all- Sept. 8). aluminum beverage cans and other Besides all-aluminum beverage Reg. properly-prepared recyclable cans and other clean household aluminum products directly from aluminum products such as pie $029 consumers at the following plates, foil, frozen food and dinner Massachusetts locations: trays and dip. pudding and meat SALE! Burlington, at Burlington Mall containers. Reynolds purchases Sale '299.50 reg. 449.50 NOW M.99 Ft. Gutter (.032) other miscellaneous aluminum items such as siding, gutters, storm .99 Ft. Downspout LEGAL NOTICE door and window frames, and lawn Right now. our popular Antiqued Pine stereo center is at an ex- Includes all material and labor on most furniture tubing. These items should ceptionally low sale price! Handsome, ruggedly constructed, be free of any non-aluminunV single family homes. compact storage tor your Hi/Fi components and record collec- NOTICE OF FL'ND materials, cut to lengths not 'ex- tion 40" x 18V4" x 30" H. with adjustable shelf, lift lid and shut- Comes in White and Brown AVAILABILITY .. ceeding three feet, bundled, and not ter door, it's designed to be adapted to most components on THIS SALE WILL NOT LAST - CALL NOW! mixed with cans. the market today and coordinates with our modular Custom Aluminum castings including post Room Plan pieces. Hurry in and save! ESSEX SEAMLESS GUTTER The Northeast Region and pans power lawnmower Private Industry housings and barbeque grills also Main Office _ 5^"* Council (NEPIC i an- are purchased and recycled by 1-800-342-3794 nounces an open Reynolds. 1-346-9073 Request for Proposals Country Manor ^ Mer r imac , Mass. , «" < tobefunded by Title VII Additional information is* of CETA for em- available by telephoning toll-free 1- A II Ethan Al len <. >ii k-r > ployment and training 800 228-2525- services for CETA 34 Cambridge St.. Burlington eligible people. Crossroads Shopping Center Physicians The NEPIC has Exit 41S from Rte. 128 (Winchester Exit) identified the following occupational priorities Medical & Emergency Center for skills training and related services: Office Complete Quality Medical & Emergency Care For Every Member of Skills/Secretarial/Word Your Family 365 Days a Year No Appointment. No Waiting. 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Tr.0^,1,., Wilmington 1 TwAMw, To«n CrMr. S.om*.m lnOre.nO.oi WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 PAGE S V 933-3700 SHA 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield MATERIALS & Solderers/ SECRETARIAL Switchboard Touch-Up Computrend. a national distributor (if computer Repair terminals and peripherals, has opportunities in Operators/ < )ffi -PARTTIME - SECRETARIES Solutions ... not Slogans College Students We have an opening for a Audubon Road TYPISTS Wakefield, MA 01880 CLERKS Moonlighters CRT OPERATOR *' EQU*> Oppo'iwntt, EmptQfti M t and a KEYPUNCH OPS. Production WOBURN GENERAL CLERICAL IMPORT CAR SWITCHBOARD Technician BOOKKEEPERS We're looking lor a person to work u ith low Supplement your permanent income by $80 $200 per wee* CRT OPERATOR volume/high quality products. You will be from our comfortable tocolion oH Rte. 128 in Woburn You will en|oy excellent benefits such as MECHANIC dealing with a variety of adhesive formula National tele-marketing lit n is interviewing lor permanent One of Boston's largest and best imported car WORD PROCESSORS lions, spray painting and working w ith vanous part time position* working weekmghts till 9 30 and Satur Health & Dental Plan Paid Holidays facility has on immediate opening for on ex- coatings Lab experience helpful Chemical day morning. If you ore mature orticulote ond need a Sick Leave Plan Savings Plan nedia'e openings tor experience and'or background a very definite good steady additional income, call after 2 30 p.m. wi perienced mechanic—top wages and benefits long or sho'l term |Ob* in Ihe Lite Insurance Paid Vacations —excellent working conditions—permanent plus. Pension Plan »'e I26 93 oreos Excellenl position created by increased customer satis- poy NO Fee Please call Personnel at 935-4850. Ext. 239 Call 933-8600 lor an interview appointment or to arrange an interview. Chomerics. faction—position available immediately! »»j wnle Betty DiSanzo 77 Dragon Coun, Woburn, MA 0I888, Mosler Call Don Allen For Interview I****************************** ****** An American Standard Company WOBURN FOREIGN MOTORS |TEMPOP/IRV SERVICES 20 Commerce Way. P.O Box 2009 ,• ROUTF 128 EXIT 38 WOBURN Woburn. MA 01888 •l-sFiOII V. • »...'. Brirfq- 7A Meriom St. Materials Science and EngUicerlnj* for Indus LANNAN an equal opportunity employer Lexington, MA CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE. INC. 933-1100 861-0707 E/M DETAIL DRAFTER 40 Winn Street, Woburn, Mass. To prepare complex detail drawing*, assemblies. schematics and other documents working Irom lay- Rapidly Growing Dual GM Dealership outs, sketches and verbal instructions. A working Receptionist/ knowledge ol dimensioning and tc-terencing required. seeks— BETWEEN JOBS? Mechanical High School plus technical training and ? to 4 years NEW CAR Sales Person experience is required. Thu is a full time, permanent position We oiler Try temporary! We have a variety of interest- FULLTIME Assemblers excellent benefit packages and competitive starting Monu'octuring company Musi •njoy working with public Outgoing personolity wages For further information, call Mary Lock at ing assignments for the following skills: SEC— needs mechanical assemb- o must. Call Jock Kelly between 2 and 5pm 938 1610. SET-UP MAN RETARIAL. WORD PROCESSING, TYPING, DATA lers with a minimum ol 2 Excellent working conditions. 5 year GM ENTRY, KEY PUNCH, SWITCHBOARD, AC- yeors experience Contact COUNTING * CLERICAL. 6 months previous BURLINGTON STUDIOS Personnel Department experience. R&D office experience required. We offer good 935-5940 86 Cummings Park 99 Cambridge Street Woburn. MA 01801 Apply in p«r>on to hourly wages. Friday payroll and an attractive Burlington, MA John Buffaro benefit package. No fee. M-Rad Corp. 272-4700 I 12 Cummings Pk Woburn »,, S'on.hom »| Main St. An equal opportunity employer Office ineor Redstone PlozaJ Coll Suion ot 431-490 I RN'sandLPN's CHILDREN AGE 3-14 Burlington Fulltime, 3-ll or II-7 T^,,,,. —- Specialists W So. ledford Si. FIVE REASONS WHY VOU SHOULD JOIN OUR STAFF: EXPERIENCED :neor Northeottern Campus) 1) (xc.ll.nl B.n.lil. To tost various products in the Reading area. Never a lee Call Joan ot ?73 1470 2) Iroin.d Gwriotrie Nursing At liltonti DATA ENTRY Will receive payment. Organizations interested Equol Opportunity Employer INSULATION 3) Paid Orientation in raising money for adults & children also Key position for on experienced person or 4)PoidC t U Program INSTALLER bright trainee for busy components distributor also apply. Call between 3 S 6 weekdays. 5) Affiliation with Major Teaching Hoipltol I to 2 years experience with with a new computer system. Must be intelli- Wa enjoy a community reputation for high quality Gen blown m msulotion neces- gent, quick to learn and have some typing ex- 1-774-5688 air ic and rehabilitative care. sory. Foremon's position For further information or interview, please call Beverly Receptionist! possible Pay commensurate perience. Excellent working conditions and or Mann. Director ot Nuriing oI 233 6131 with experience. fringes. Call for interview 1-774-5332 Bookkeeper Louise Caroline Rehabilitation Center Call Mr. Berman or Mr. Flynn 266 Lincoln Av*>., Sougus,MA 01906 "' The 99 Restaurant corporate office is 935-1221 935-2040 seeking a full time Receptionist/Book- Woburn »» ABBOTT ELECTRONICS keeper. RESTAURANT HELP This front desk position requires good commun- Full Time ications skills and some bookkeeping experi- SOUPER SALAD TAXI ence. This is a fast growing organization which Medium size company looking lor person to Boston s most abundant salad bar at Burlington offers an excellent employee benefit package. Second Income assume responsibility for Warehouse Shipping Mall is looking for reliable restaurant help in DRIVERS and Receiving. i Pleas* call Jan for an appointment { all areas. Flexible hours full and part time. An WANTED Professional office cleaning. Convenient to * excellent opportunity to work in a growing Routes 93 and 128 in Woburn area. Permanent Interested person should send a letter 933-8972 company. or resume in confidence to: Part Time part time openings 6-9 p.m. Excellent starting P.O. Box 2303 restaurant/pub Apply in person Mon-Fri 3-5 p.m. Apply at rate. Woburn, MA 01888 Burlington Mall Food Court 476 Main St. neor cinema Woburn SUBURBAN SERVICES iSSS88S8S8^!^!^^i^SSS^S^^ii Tip S Fir Your Skills Growing clinical reference lob is looking for: RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS Excollont Benefits CUSTOMER AGOOD J0B= ■ Permanent, full time. 3pm-11 30pm. every other Advancement Potential weekend SERVICE • Permanent, part time. 7om-3 30pm every Saturday Immediate opportunities currently exist for\ and Sunday. qualified individuals lo join us in a fasl paced environment HERE ARE 3 OUT OF 74 OF OUR ASSISTANTS LABORATORY Legal Secretary FULL TIME AND PART TIME TECHNOLOGISTS PRESENT LISTINGS, CALL NOW between 2:30 PM ond 12 midnight Wc are seeking an individual who is ahle to interlace well with top corporate executives. You FLUKE HOURS (MT, MLT, CLA) must have good organizational and written SECY/BOOKKEEPER $275-5320 a week Positions available for bright energetic and •Permanent, part time llpm-7om every other communication skills as well as typing of We hove 2 exclusive clients that hove an immediate need (or top-notch secy with strong I responsible individuals to provide clerical and weekend plus one day during the week 80 WPM Word processing expenence is a bookkeeping skills Both firms offer pleasant working otmosphere. financial reqards for I customer service support for our busy Client detinue plus. .' yean,' corporaie background is hord work. and the opportunity to work independently. If you hove 3 plus years of exper- Services Department. Additional duties will in- required ience and need to be challenged call now clude specimen separation ond handling Prior •Permanent port time. Every other weekend 12noon experience in a medical environment desired 8:30pm. Must hove 3 5 y-eors experience in all clini- cal oreos. SECY/ENTRY LEVEL to $230 a week I but not required. Typing at SO wpm necessary tary Superb opportunity for bright friendly individual looking for the opportunity to enter the I for CRT data entry. We offer a competitive (s an instrumental team player, you will report exciting field of COMPUTERS Position requires I plus years of office experience ond good I For further information please call the Personnel Office salary ond benefit program ■u ■ ■ mmm ^— • Suppi««n«nlloO«iivTlmttftClvonlcl«IWoburn. RffMtnf: Wtn«h«t(«r. Bwrttngton WMvficiif) ■ VMeoer. No Reading Trerncrtpt. Wilmington & Tewkibwy Town Crier. Sronehem Indto^wJTr"*'0 WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982-PAGE S-) 1 MpMflW \ ■ JiXTIW*9 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield MUMlltt: RN's Step Up ICO 7am 3pm and 3pm - 11 pm. Labor/Delivery 11 pm • 7 am, ToChomerics Our capabilities m the CAD/CAM (ComDuter-Aided Put your energy into the development ol Previous jxperience required for both above Design/Computer Airjed Manufacturing! industry are growing at materials and elastomers lor million/, aero- positions. INDUSTRIAL a phenomenal rate Because of this growth, we have a need for space, telecommunications and commer- skilled, experienced administrative and technical personnel cial markets And watch your career rise to support diverse operations within our Customer Services OR Technician Organizations m Woburn and Wilmington Full time days. Supervisor NURSE Pharmacy Technician Cost Estimator/ We have an immediate requirement Wilmington Facility Part time position to work every weekend for an experienced Industrial Nurse m-House Repair Technicians — performing stock room inventory and Tool Design clerical duties. who has had emergency room back- In this position, you will use your tool design and 1st ana 2nd Shifts cost estimating ability in a supervisory role Your ground to work on a part-time basis Analog Medical Record primary locus will be to review custom specs, at our Wilmington facility. • Specialize in terminals and storage scope repair in our check tool design and generate and maintain Wilmington facility Two to four years of experience Transcriptionist costs lor new and existing standard ana custom Work schedule will be approximately in video monitor repair, specifically witn television Part time day position for experienced parts A strong engineering background, ds well equipment and a working knowledge of high voltage transcriptionist as lull knowledge ol blueprint interpretation, is 20 hours per week. Must be flexible analog circuitry are reauired required We require 3-5 years experience, and For more information please call familiarity with tooling and mold design We regarding availability. Digital Helen Hogan at Employee Relations at prefer an individual with knowledge of compres- • YOU will be responsible for testing ana troubleshooting to 72*9000 ext276. Winchester. MAO 1890. sion molding and extrusion, plus supervisory Please send resume including salary skills the component level power supplies/boards, including requirement to: Dept. JP. CPU s. memories and peripherals such as disks, tapes and Please send your resume to Marsha Dooley, video monitors Qualified applicants will have 2d years of Chomerles, 77 Dragon Court, hands-on experience and related technical school training V WINCHESTER HOSPITAL Woburn, MA 01888 ^AVCO es3 SYSTEMS DIVISION Woburn Facility Materials Science and 201 Lowell Street Order/Billing Clerk OPENING SOON Engineering for Industry Wilmington. MA 01887 in this position you wnl process maintenance contract orders, invoices and credits using a computer based order entry/billing An equal opportunity employer MIF. system Your responsibilities will also include weekly and monthly ciosmg activities, system file updates and inter Restaurant/Pub departmental revenue reporting The ideal candidate must have 12 years experience with an Technical on-line order/billing system Good communication skills and a * Full Time and Part Time Typist desire to work m a fast paced environment are essential Experienced Cooks CLERK TYPIST Data Entry Operator Company benefits 40-hour week Opportunity lor od Raytheon Research Division's Publica- in this position, you will perform data entry functions in voncement. tions Department seeks an accomplished Port Time: 9-2p.m. support of systems that track customer configurations and technical typist to prepare camera-ready field service activity Your responsibilities will also include Apply at copy for proposals, reports and marketing Our service department needs someone who running computer reports, performing systems backup and 196 Cambridge Road materials con work independenlly typing orders & invoi- documenting procedures for various manual and computer ces, maintaining files and helping out neces- operations Experience in data entry work preferred with the (Four Corners) Required experience: minimum 80 wpm sary departments when necessary ability to provide accurate written communications Woburn, MA 01801 typing speed and typing of mathematical We bffer excellent compensation and company-paid benefits Between 9a.m. and 5p.m. , » equations using greek symbols. Desired RECEPTIONIST programs, including medical, dental, disability and life insurance. skills: light copy editing and proofreading; (Rational reimbursement, and retirement, stock purchase and layout of tables: corrections using cut-ins Full Time: 8:30-5:00 p.m. jnus incentive plans and pasteups: and ability to work with PERMANENT PART TIME research scientists. Familiarity with Good telephone manner and typing skills interested candidates should send a resume to technical terminology a plus. required. John tnlly, Human Resource Administrator. Computer-vision ACCOUNTING CLERK Corporation, 100 Commerce way, woburn, MA 01801 or call ADDISON-WESIEY has an immediate opening We oiler competitive starting salaries and him dlftectly at 935-9725. An equal opportunity Employer. in the Inventory Control Department for an ac- many company paid benelits including WIRER counting clerk to work 25 hours a week, year educational assistance and pension plan Full Time: 7:30-4:00 p.m. round. This person will prepare, maintain, and II you leel you meet the above qualifica- record all plant accounting system activity. Re- tions, forward your resume to: Richmond Experience necessary. Work independently Changing quirements include bosk knowledge of account- P. Miller, Jr., Manager-Administration. from assembly prints ond wire lists. Wire chas- «,-^imagination ing, knowledge of calculator, and 1-2 years Raytheon Company, Research Division, sis, cables and wire harnesses. sy gaciarol accounting experience 131 Spring Street. Lexington. MA 02173. into Realty COtVlPUTERVISIOlM For appointment, call Personel Dept., Coll MARYANN COLLINS for an inter- 944-3700, Reading ^RAYTHEON^ view, today. '"YU DCD IE uncjT T A Addison Wesley RAYTHEON COMPANY . EXPERIENCED Publishing Company, Inc. DFSf*uC" O'VSON 935-8820 ■ SWITCHBOARD Jacob Way, Reading. MA. 01867 4 GILL STREET An Affirmative Action, , An Equal Oppo*tun<1y Employe' l OPERATORS WOBURN, MA Equal Opportunity Employer ; I ROLM MECHANICAL DESIGN | DIMENSIONS DATA TECHnology, Inc. ■ HORIZONS DRAFTSMEN PBX Vec^a* c .V design & drafting of production araw This is your check rngs for |O0 |hcc Tianufoclure d high quality metal ACCOUNTS I temporary work Bring this! products Prepare spec drawings lor purchased HOTLINE * I coupon to KELLY SERVICES * machine parts ana m-nouse sheet metal forming ™ PAYABLE CLERK IOC- Mam St Reading and | ana assembly operations Salary commensurate ^Retail Shoppers | register to work temporary! with e>petieicp and capabilities Must toe interested (37/2-Hour Work Week) Ijob assignments or tall 944-? TO SUCCESS.. •n end 'esuf's and thrive in small company situation We have an opening in our Accounting Depart- Part Time Midnight-6:00 a.m. 8560 Monday through Friday | ment lor an experienced Bookkeeper/AP Clerk |7a m to 5.30 p. m Immediate port time openings for retail pro- 3 comprehensive benefit program ond o Call Travis Personnel i This growth-oriented position requires accuracy, convenient -oca'ion at the lunction of Routes 93 cedure shoppers to visit our various locations AOMIN SEC HSm ADMIN. SEC. S2SK good typing skills and the ability to work well with ana 128 Send resume o' contact us at 033- 7300 on Germon speaking S h r-oirlield County Conner. • others Will also perform backup switchboard ond monitor cashier odhearance to compony I August 2r,d when we return from vacation ■ '•9'd . tieul Choirmon of the" duties. policies. SERVICES isil HTG. SEC. S2»i1 Beard S h req'd. The ideal candidate must be a H.S graduate and Applicants must be able to work ot least 2-3 I Plush environment. S h S CMT. «». Mf. SIMI 3 LYTRON, INC. have minimum of 2 years' experience m general nights per week ond either Saturday or Sunday dictaphone e.p reqd Ground tl oppty ,n new bookkeeping CRT experience a plus. Dragon Court. Woburn. MA 01001 every other weekend. You must hove your own ■ ». SEC. S2M d.» ot ml firm CSR e«p in Excellent starling salary and fringe benefit means ol transportation to reach central meet- W.P E«p required Tech Environment req package. Please submit complete resume ing sites in Woburn and be oble to drive at PAYROLLASST Several oiher eicellent positions are available. 3 giving education, experience and salary re- Companies pay all fees. quirements to Personnel Department, or call least l night per week. S13.000-S14.500 Drop In ar call Undo or Esther 272 6750 658-3131. Excellent starting wages, paid holidoys. ond l*odmg •>'» ■" n.gh 88-ri noohingTorWoThri *Ar* ,ou on»*ol fhOM.pMpIr «"o I MACHINE SHOP SECRETARY 9 wont to work bui doovi hov» lh» f ; PROTOTYPE Per Diem I*ipci«on<«' to g«l O |ob m lodot i A Full Time Telephone Verification nghi iob mork.i' H ,o„ receive *m I Secretariat position (or recently established Soles OH ice To (am,1(8, *;thO»pe"d»"tCh.ldf»« ' with typing and bookkeeping being a large part of respon- (TIE l«< mo, b* oble la help you A HELP LPNs & RNs for iKo pod 7 ,fOH TFI hot oivt'rd f MACHINIST sibility in the beginning yet this person must show office and General Office Work tpoopl* who hava had 'orely on public ■ management capabilities for future growth. Must be bright. 7-3-3-11—11-7 otnnonc* >o tind ond koop rob* wiiK I ; We will train. Must Small plant opening with expanding compony 5 years experience required. Call well organized and self-motivated. Small progressive level III p>i*Ol* OmployO'l tho'* it no cKgrg* " be over 18 and non- to verity sales contacts with customers. Must tlor (hit !•'■«• H VOu Of eligibly ond ■ nursing home. Convenient to ir.toro«i«dp>M*» • > V I. Suppl.mwtciD.ll, TMMtt Chrenlc* IWWtittl, ttMdfng. WMcMfMr. BurllngWn WMtWM). C|"V>II« PAGE S-12-WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 vm»ger No B«*Otng Transcript. Wilmington I TowKifMry Town Crwr. Storwwm Indopondtnl —r HomeMakers SECRETARY CHILD CARE GARAGE SALE Mature person to RITA'S DAY CARE open MOVING OUT OF STATE. YARD SALE 58 Wright WM SdiMBCT Students work in fast paced 6 x to 5:30 year round. must sell) Sears Wash- street. Stoneham. Sunday. (Age 14 Solder) Large fenced in yard, in- dryer, Teak Enter, center. August 1st. Rain date office to handle a ground pool, certified No experience antique side board. AugustSth. variety of duties in- teachers. Early Childhood household items, file . GS7-28S necessary. cluding tactful tele- Education. Reasonable HELP cefalnetl. mUC ****■*% GIGANTIC yard sale Full and part tim phone manner. Min- rates. 933 5255 or 933 2630. Putnam Pantry CC31X »***•?W^P*'* Saturday, July 31 9 am 5 positions available imum 2-3 years gen- Waverly St.. Stoneham. Ra»„ £fc Saturday now and in Septem- eral office exper- HAVE ROCKING CHAIR, M''*1 August 7. Plenty of good ber in our house- will hug your child in my YARD SALE - Saturday, ff cheap 107 Pond St., SWANTED ience. Accurate home. Lie day care $Iu Caldor/Loehman Mall keeping department. typing and spelling, July 31, 9 3 p.m. Rain or stoneham provider. Call 935 5228. shine. Bargains for GS7 28S Duties include gen- shorthand or speed- CC7 28 everyone. 23 Spring St.. YARD SALE good quality Full Or Burlington 272-6565 eral room cleaning. writing required. I WILL BABYSIT your Reading. Starting rate is above baby clothes & items Rt, 28 Main St.. Reading 944-5254 Must enjoy working children while you work. GS7 30C Housewares. Clothing toys Part Time minimum wage. We with people. Please Please call 9420534 MOVING: Good stuff train accessories 9-4. July are convenient to bus call Ginny Allen cheap. Come early. 113 Openings in the following positions. Shift man- MOTHE R OF 2 school aged 31. rain date Aug 14. 127 All Shifts Available lines. children will baby sit in my Libby Ave.. Reading. Sat.. Pond St., Stoneham. agers, responsible people needed for part time Wilde Acre Inn July 31 and Sun. Aug. I. Apply in person to: Burlington home Call 272- GS7 28S APPLY IN PERSON positions as shift managers. 20-25 hours per week, 935-9592 8285 GS7 30C 3~FAMILY YARD SALE all rototing schedule, possible advancement oppor- Catch Penny Chalet CC8 2 YARD SALE July 31st. at 1 location! Baby turn.. ASK FOR MANAGER many items, 620 Woburn maternity tops, elec. appl.. tunities. Training pay $4.50 per hour, excellent 440 Bedford St. - LOVING MOTHER MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Lexington, Ma. '. WANTED to care for Infant St., Wilmington,ington. 10 5. .wrtongarden tools, dark'rmidark 'rmn. position for mature college student or others. In your home beginning GS7 28t equip., handmade knits 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sales clerks general help high school students. mid to late Sept Weekdays YARD SALE, 9 5 July 30 8. and crochets, wedding gifts After school hours, nights and weekends. I to 6. Please call after 6. 31. Main St.. Rt. 38. never used. Crystal, silver. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE ■64 4476 Wilm/Tewks line. Riding Attn: ceramic fans. to flit's All in the CC85N mower, elec parts, Foley greenware & bisque plus auto, saw setter & much more Sat., July 31 & Apply in person weekdays 10-4 to retoother, bike, clothes, Sun., Aug 1. 10 4. 68 North books, hsld items, pump & St., No. Reading BURGER KINGSI Debbie Frost in Burlington and Eric Rollfs pipe stagings. Rain date GS7 28N 197 Main Street, Stoneham ^P ^^ in Reading. Aug 6th & 7th. YARD SALE CLASSIFIEDS GS7-2M TROYBILT tiller 3 yrs. old. misc. furniture, needs work, glassware, gadgets, ANTIQUES Years 190, country folk be- 3 FAM. YD. SALE. Baby books, etc. Sat.. July 31. lieved that the seventh son furnishings, toys, clothing, ra|n. Sun . 6 Foley Dr., N in a family possessed unsual bike, baby seats. Bear Bow Reading. Money Given Away • ANTIQUES and hshld. items. 40 GS7 28N HIGHEST PRICES paid WANTED ANTIQUE gifts. TECHNICIANS LUXURY RESORT REAL ESTATE for anylhing old. China Charles Rd Winchester SUNDAy, Aug. ,. 5l furniture, used mahogany Gardens. Sat, July 31. 10 4_ Auburn St.. Reading. 10 3. Part Time cabinets, rod tables, book din. & bdrm. sets, oriental cases, commodes, desks, FREE GS7-30 ^,13 coffee table, camping TEST & REPAIR rugs, oil paintings, toys, YARD SALE. 9 Webster trailer, bike, trestle tables. '30,000 COMM. quilts, old baskets, old clocks 8. china One item or FREE KITTENS litter We need 2 experienced electronic test tech- dolls, teddy bears, wind up St., Winchester, July 31, benches, etc. Sell Mon. ihro Thurs eve*, pi time on pre set quoMied complete estates. Diver trained. Call 944 8273 nicians to troubleshoot and repair a variety toys, china & glass Call Sat. 9-5 30 glass, dishes. GS7-28N appointments with above average income prospects m an sified buyer. Richard anytime 01 digital boards and sub systems in our Field area dose to your home. putrence 665 9452 or 665 furn., frames, books 8, ST MARK'S THRIFT Goddard 944 4962 or 944 FREE7 28C clothing (lots of goodies). , Mark', R . Engineering repair depot in Billerica. BELVEDERE PLANTATION, a luxury golf tennis 8 boa* 5870. 8175. SHOp 0 st d ANTtfT Noearlybirds. , Q^^ EVERY Wed The individuals we seek have a minimum of mg resot on the miro coastal waterway of North Carol) WtfC Bur GS73° 10 3. Sale going on. 2 years experience troubleshooting digitol na needs pleasant, attractive reps to respond to nu GARAGE SALE merous high quality leads. This beautiful resort commu WANTED - Oak. Walnut. YARD SALE, Sun , Aug. 1. GS7 30 circuitry to the component level. A working BRING YOUR yard sale to nity offers developed home sites townhouses single Mahog. & Early Pine turn. Antiques Clocks 10 4. Rain date. Mon . Aug BIG YARD SALE. Sat., HIGHEST cash price paid Jolly Jim's Flea Market 2. 50 Putnam Ave., knowledge of this disc drives or tape drives *omily A duplex "Somes on a whole ownership basis Lamps, wicker, pottery, every Sun. thru Aug. 15. July 31. Early birds would be beneficial. Associate's degree or Prospects wilt be flown to Belvedere for a fun filled 2 other antiques I will pay for all antique clocks Wakefleld. toys, shower welcome 198 Montvale Complete repairing & Big crowds. Trade Center, military equivalent preferred. For more infor- doy. I night wknd for $199 per couple all inclusive. No cash for one piece or doors, sink, smoke Ave 0^^, OI yvood St., restoration Call anytime Exit 39 off Rte. 128. purchase obligation estate Call Tony days, Woburn, Rental into 246 detectors, paneling, much Wob Baby items clothes, mation, please contact David Adorns at eves 933 3611 ANTM25x 658 2766 272-7070 or mail a resume to his attention at Eosy sell Exc comm We will tram provide sales aids ANTtfT 3380 materials, & much more furnish oil leads & pre set appointments R E lie reqd GS7 30 GS7 30 Appllcon GSM8-I Burlington, Ma. 01803 M. Plonk 938-1935 Call Mon.-Fri. 1-6 flIApplicon A SCHLUMBERGER COMPANY 32 2nd Avenue licon is interested in your talent not 2 FREE FULL TIME HAIRDRESSER COOK WANTED Foil or 1 part time Harrows Rtstovrwrt I Winchester Reootng iStoneham 1 431-9742 , 944-5327 4M-2972 • Experienced PARTTIntt Warehouse DENTAL person Must be able to HYGIENIST operate fork lift. Ex- perience in heavy Tuesday & Friday equipment handling. 8 am - 5 pm Call Kothy 935-6420 between 8 AM and 10 AM. 438-7920 78-30 WAREHOUSE Woodcraft Supply Corp o retoil moil order company specializing in fine tools, books projects supplies and kits is looking for a warehouse worker to stort immediately. Reliable full time person for general ware- house duties, including heavy lifting and light machinery assembly Volid driver's license required. Warehouse experience preferred. Attractive benefit package ottered Please call Donno M. O'Donnell for an appointment Woodcraft Supply Corp. 41 Atlantic Ave. PO Box 4000 Woburn, Ma. 01888 935-5860 An equal opportunity employe' MACHINISTS CLASS A & B Minimum 3 years experience. CNC experience helpful. We offer good wages with overtime. Benefits include BC/BS, Dental, Life Insurance, Paid holidays and vacation. 935-0010 ALEXANDER Machine & Tool SALES Prominent contract ser- vices firm seeking sales FULL AM> person to* service estab- lished accounts Must PART TIME possess technical exper lence. or education and New England's larg- willingness to work Ex est Tuxedo chain cellent growth potentio needs full and part Reply in confidence to: time help for our Department I Burlington store. We will train you. Excel- lent chance for ad- vancement. 199 Cambridge ltd . Call 712-4435 Wobu.n MAOIMI * qvol OppO'>uPi'y t mpiTyp, 273-4144 28-30 I \ mmjumowftTiiMiICMW, . „„«, „«»,,». »„,„„,»,.-TU"~IIII i»™i»ki IWo6urn WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982-PAGE S-13 Big Results! CLASSIFIEDADS! FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WORK WANTED SUPER STOCK formula OFFICE EQUIPMENT INGERSOLL RAND Air LOOKING FOR a used '73 VW poptop camper low 1973 PORSCHE 914 1.7 Mint CARPENTER with 5 yrs HIGH SCHOOL teen in I's, 4 ply 50's, also 2 60's. NEW 8, USED desks, Compressors: 5 hp. $1,190; ear? Always a good mileage exc cond in & out LIVE IN Housekeeper for Call 658 3178. cond White. See at Winn exp. for full time em terested in babysitting. chairs, typewriters, file 10 hp. $2,295 Buy where selection. Save Big. Hagen Sleeps 2 adults & 2 small rest home. Weekends St. Mobil. Burlington. ployment. Interior & ex Have experience. Will FS7 281 cabinets at discount prices. you can-' get .parts and Auto Sales, 6 West St.. children, sink, Icebox, lots free References required. $4700. terior. Transportation & provide references. Ask for MED LIVING SET, The Office Manager. 134 service. Call Randy at 617 Reading (rear of Mobil of storage, radial tires. 4 Call for interview 245 0008 A82 tools. Craig Mead, 944 7224 $475.00, 7 pc kit set $100.00, Park St. Rt 62. No. 345 7761 station) 944 7904 or 944 spkr am fm cassette radio, HW7 30C Kris. 438 4582 1979 CHEVY CHEVETTE. HW7 30C EW7 28S JO" 5 sp. slick shift bike. Reading. 664 4747 FS7 28 0229. AtfC $3,500. Call after 5p.m. 664 WAITRESS WANTED std.. 4 dr.. rad. tires, AM S45.00 Call 658 5434 FStfN DINING ROOM TABLE. 6 3140 DIALING FOR Dollars. Breakfast & lunchtime. RETIRED, personable FM radio, reel, seats, r MUST SELL 1980 FS7 28I LOAM chairs and buffet. Table PlymoWi^Horizon TC3, 4 A7 28N Morning or evening. Olan mature person pref. Apply dependable man form self defog. 43K mi. Approx. 35 Mills Portrait Studio, the emp. looking for position or QUEEN size box spring & SCREENED $11 per yard, extends from 5' to8". chairs spd. 4-cyl, am fm stereo 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 in person. Winston's Coffee mpg. hwy; rstprf. Excel, nation's portrait co. has job. Remuneration matt, excellent condition, 4 yard minimum. need reupholsterlng. rear defrost. 12.700 miles. dr. hardtop. 47.000 org. Shop. No. Wilmington. 658 int. & ext Must sell by Aug. immed openings for secondary. Write PO Box waterbed. S7S.00. Call 851 UNSCREENED $8 per $300 00 or BO. 944 7938 $44,00 00Call 663 3199. Atft miles $1600. Call 664 3932 6779 3. Reduced to $3695 call 933 mature indiv. to work in 307. Stoneham. MA 02180 9660. yard, 6 yard minimum. FS8 2C A7-28N HW7 28I 0531 afternoons or USED CARS for parts and our telephone sales office. FS7 28I FARM MANURE $9 per MORNING WAITRESS EW7 28S SOFA BED $125 and evenings. salvage. Highest prices 1976 DATSUN B210 45K. 4 Sales exp. helpful, but not yard. 4 yard minimum. stuffed chair $35. 2730289 MORNING waitress FOR SALE, Franklin A7 29 paid for late wrecks. Used spd. $2,300.00 or BO Call nee We will train Excel Fill $4 per yd 6ydmin. after 5 pm Hours, 6 11, experienced Stove, also other items. 77 CHEVY NOVA parts for sale. Woburn Auto No. Reading 944 6611 earnings. Apply 271 HELP WANTED Call 658 6064. ORDERS OVER $50 free FS8 3C Parts, 240 Mlshawum Rd, A7 28N only! Mon Fri . full time, delivery Call 658 4062. 2 DR. SEDAN 6 cyl. Cambridge St.. Burl, or FS7 28I LIVING ROOM SET. 92" Woburn. 933-7250. Mass. perm. job. Annette's. 62 FStfT automatic, high miles but 1978 DATSUN B210 GX, call 272 5750 or 4400. EOE. Concord St.. N. Reading EXPERIENCED MEN'S 7 club golf set 139. Med/Traditional sofa, 2 meticulously maintained. Dealer's License No. 827. hatchback 54K, 4 spd, HW7 28 TELEPHONE RAILROAD TIES new & 6645799 bag, $10. Ladles McGregor chrs. coffee table, hexagon Body & interior exc. First A M 1 3 x $3,300 or BO. Call No. SALESCLERKS used, screened loam, bark LPN and RNs NEEDED HW7 28N set $69. matched set 9 table. Ig inlaid floor lamp $1790 cash 944 4617 USED CARS for parts and Reading 944 6611 $4 to $5. PER hour mulch, used brick cobble for private duty. Flex. hrs. Wilson Irons inc wedg 159. $650. complete, exc cond. A7 30C salvage. Highest prices A7 28N JOBS OVERSEAS Big guaranteed plus bonus stones Seal Coat, Inc Rt 1, Car necessary. Minute Youth set $39. misc single 944 1186 paid for late wrecks. Used money fast. $20,000 to plan. Call Dave 438 7922. Saugus 233 9234 VW RABBIT - 1975, mint 1978 MERC. BOBCAT 42K, Woman Inc. 862 3300 clubstl.58l 1460. FS7 30C parts for sale. Woburn Auto $50,000 plus per year. Call HW8 3C FS84N condition, new radial tires, auto, power steering, AM HW86 1 716 842 6000, ext 3648 FS8-4S FRENCH Provincial din Parts, 240 Mishawum Rd., FM stereo, sun roof, very new brakes, am/fm, 32 DRIVER NEEDED HW8 IIS PART TIME JOBS PIANO, Upright by tuner DIAMOND SALE rm set, table. 6 chairs, mpg. $1900 or b/o. 944 6129 Woburn. 933 7250. Mass clean 1 owner, $2,950.00 or TELE MARKETING. 1 DAY ONLY - Saturday OLAN MILLS portrait Practice or playroom. $195. buffet w mirror, China A7 30C Dealer's License No. 827. BO. Call No Reading 944 FAMILY BUSINESS ex Earn $3.50 to $5. per hour 10 5 p.m. Engagement studio has Immediate and up. Also Player piano cabinet, exc. cond. $650. AM13x 6611 pension, work from home. guaranteed plus bonus. rings, etc. direct from 1975 MONTE CARLO, openings for persons to Sacrifice. Aft 6pm, 438 944 1186. 1968 SKYRIDER CAMPER A7 28N Seeking 2 3 people Call Steve438 7922 wholesaler. Save up to 70%. bucket seats, ps, pb, 8 cyl, work part time evenings Management situation 7649. FS7 30C on 1963 G.M.C. v* ton truck, 1976 VW RABBIT 4 dr 4 HW8 3C Lay aways Money back one fender damaged. $1200. and Saturday mornings. substantial Income In FS7 28S V6 engine Runs excellent, spd runs great, $1850.00 or guarantee. Diamond 944 1237 Light delivery. Must have terview only. 944 1460 EARN EXTRA MONEY! A7 30C sleeps four, includes BO No Reading 944 6611 ELEGANT hand cut Imports LTD. 265 Winn St., MOTORCYCLES economical car and HW8 25S Part time sales position. crystal chand Spanish bathroom, stove, sink. etc. A728N knowledge of Greater Burlington (at interjee of 1973 auto VW van, Porsche Asking $1800. for whole ASST. MANAGER Work 3 4 hrs. 2 nights. Earn Prov sofa. Trade antique engine, a/c. radio, gd. 1978 CHEV. MONZA V6. 5 Burlington area. Excellent rt.3A 1273 2552 1979 YAMAHA 750 Special, unit. Call Tom after 5:00 CAR WASH $75. Car nee. Will train. west minister grand FStfC 11,000 miles. Excellent cond. $7S0 firm. 658 6810 spd.. AC. AMFM. tilt earnings. Apply 271 Great tor mothers. Call mother's clock for Grand P.M. 944 3488 Cambridge St.. Burlington EXC. wages — extra Genuine Army Surplus condition. Black with A7-30C A9-10 wheel new paint 8, clutch Louise at 944 8394. HWM3x fathers same value Heavy or call 272-5750 or 4400. benefits, permanent SOLD, BOUGHT, traded. custom seat. Must sell at SURPLUS JEEPS. Cars $3150.00 or BO Call North dufyt elec jack hammer, 2 1972 TOYOTA, runs exc HW7-30 position, mechanical or car EARN $50 for 5 hours work, Gl Joe's, 197 Ferry St. sacrifice $2000 or BO. Call and Trucks avail. Many Reading 944 6611 drills $85 Motor boat $175. Great gas mi. $350 or BO. wash experience, req., showing Queensway Maiden, MA Hours: Mon., after 5 pm 933 8684. M07 30 sell for under $200. Call 312 A7-28N LOT PERSON Custom drapes. 935 3027 9354199. must be reliable. Call 664 Fashions or be a hostess & Tues 4 6 30 pm. Wed. 4 8 1973 HONDA CB350 742-1143. Ext. 5864 for info, 1975" CHEV CORVETTE LEASING & CAR rental co. 4792 earn free clothing. Call 657- FS7 28S A7 28 looking for mature indiv. pm. Thurs.. Fri & Sat. 10 ASKING $475. Runs very on how topurch. metallic orange 350 4 HW7 28N 7988 or 658 9763. HWtfT DINING ROOM SET A7 28 1969 FORD pick up. 6 cyl., barrel excellent cond . Position req. ability to am 6 pm 322 8600 FSM28x well, good for a beginner, COMMUNITY HEALTH MATURE FEMALE MUST SELL brand new std. runsVk needs body never driven in winter. 617 meet the public, light WORK CLOTHES call after 5 pm. 665 n44ask 1974 GMC AMBASSADOR. NURSE companion to live in with Ital. Provincial pacquet top work. $200. Call 933 7465 5 8 vehicle maint. Customer PANTS 8. shirts $2.00 each, for Brian. AMFM radio. New tires 297 1265 PART TIME position B.S. elderly Wakefield woman. table; 4chrs., lighted china pm. A8-5N pickup and delivery Call jackets $5.00. 1029 East St. M07 28S $300. 935 4362. with exp., alternate cabinet Asking $1200. or A7-28 438 4100.9 5. Debbie Must drive. References Tewksbury, Ma Dascomb SUZUKI 1980 DSlOO Ex A7 28 DODGE DART, Slant 6. 225 weekends, a progressive required. Call 334 4926 BO. Call before 7 pm. 324 1974REDOPELWgn. 1900 HW7 28 Rdexit I 93 head west. running cond. Asking $425 1979 LTD wagon, exc. cond. eng. New carb.. ball joints. Home Health Agency (Lynnfield No.) 3375. Good cond., air cond , new SPRAY PAINTER FS7 281 or Best Offer Call 944 4382. low. low miles. Call 729 Great gas mileage. Std. serving 6 communities. HWM8-1 FS728N brakes, clutch & battery. trans $600or BO Call Skip. MIN. 2 YRS. EXP. LAWN FURNITURE M07 28C 1190. Send resume to Ms. SALESPERSON FOR SALE: Stunning $1800 944 7685 935 6409. knowledge of texturing WOODEN LAWN fur 1978 SUZUKI TS250 on oft A7-29 Jacquelyn S Deegan, KITCHEN & general white summer wedding - A728C A7-30 helpful. Immed. opening in nlture Picnic tables retail road bike, 4500 miles. MSN. Exec Dir VNAofM remodeling sales person gown and veil. Fink 1971 MUSTANG - Best 1977 CHEVROLET plastic co Benefits. Call & wholesale 90 Spring St., Never dumped Like new Offer. Put $200. new parts JEEPS. CARS. Trucks E. 136 Elm St., Stoneham, needed. Must be exp.. original. Size 6 Asking PICKUP TRUCK 305 V8 2730890 Poly Structures. Wakefield, MA. $750 or BO 944 9i 19, week in. 944-1687 ask for Kevin. under $100 avail at loc MA 02180 capable & able to design & $375. 944 6022 Power steering, auto Burlington. FS7 30C days. 603 253 7147. A7 30C govt. sales in your area. HW7 28N estimate all types of FStfC trans.. R8.H. Recent Valve HW7 28 weekends Call (refundable) 1-714-569- FULL OR PART TIME remodeling work. Call PARTY AND BANQUET 1967 MUSTANG for parts. job headers and dual PAINT CREW foreman. ST MARK'S THRIFT M07 28C 0241. Ext. 1336 for direct on POSITIONS avail, to work weekdays 438 6116. equipment for rent. Tables, For more info call 272 1565 exhaust. 50.000 miles, Exp. person to supervise SHOP. 10 St. Mark's Rd.. howtoputo.24hrs for new financial planning HW7 28N chairs, china, linen etc. HONDA i75s One |972with A7 29C many extras. $3500. 944 small group of men Must Burl. Open EVERY Wed. A8-3 co. in Lynnfield. Earn in Festive Occasions Party 1.600 miles, one, 1973 with 1973 PORSCHE 914 I 7 Mint 9119. weekdays. ' 603 253 have references Call PART TIME BROKER 10-3. Sale going on 1974 OLDS 98 Regency excess of $250 per wk. no Rental. 915 Main St.. 1.200 miles Both red. mint cond White. See at Winn 7147, weekends. Prime Painting Co., 729 needed Must have clean FS7 30 coupe 2 dr., blue w/black exp. req. will train. Lie Woburn. 933 S140. condition. Owned by St. Mobil. Burlington. A728C 3108 car and be able to work QUEEN SIZE bdrm. set. velour int PS, PB, PW, AC, agents welcome opp. for FSB 1 husband & wife $800 each $4700. VW RABBIT. 1975, excel HW83 flexible hours. Please call triple dresser with mirror, Call 664 5667 after 8pm New radials. AM/FM advancement. Call Mr tor an appointment with 1968 SKYRIDER CAMPER AB2 cond. New tires, str., brks., ACCOUNTS man's armoire. solid oak, M07 28 stereo, runs looks excel Hurley at 245 2828 Mrs. Theophanis at KAINE on 1963 G.M.C. Vt ton truck. &, more. Must be seen, one exc. cond $3,000 new 1979 CHEVY CHEVETTE. $1450. or BO. 729 3995 RECEIVABLE billing HW7 28N & WENTWORTH REAL V6 engine Runs excellent, 1980 HONDA 650 cc custom, owner, no acedts. Priced to moving must sell, $1200 or std.. 4 dr., rad. tires, AM A7-30 clerk. Typing skills, EN JOY ESTATE. 324 Main Street. sleeps four, includes mint condition, black, FM radio, reel, seats, r sell quickly, moving to w. knowledge of Safeguard BO 935 7128 after S: 30. 1979 FORD VAN NEEDLECRAFTS? Reading 944 9100 bathroom, stove, sink. etc. $1600. call Doug after 5:00. defog. 43K mi. Approx. 35 coast. Will nego. Please System 1288,93 area. Call FS728 Customized New rims, Creative circle needs part HW-tfC Asking $1800 for whole 284-9310 mpg hwy, rstprf Excel, only serious buyers need for appoint 935 5200. tires, flares and spoiler, T time workers, must be KODAK BROWNIE 500 unit. Call Tom after 500 M09 1C int. 8, ext. Must sell by Aug. inq. 938-9043 days till 2:30 HW7 30 JOBS OVERSEAS Big roof, roof rack and ladder interested in crafts _such Movie Projector, Model A5, P.M. 944 3488 •78 YAMAHA, 650 Special, 3. Reduced to $3695 call 933 or all weekend. money last. $20,000 to 8mm, F >6 lens Make an Captain's chairs. AM FM INVESTMENT FIRM in as crewel, needlepoint, FS8-20 17K miles. New trans., 0531 afternoons or AM8-22 $50,000 plus per year. Call offer Call 933 8531. cassette deck Asking N.E. Executive Pk , Burl, latch hooking, will train. FURNITURE. Summer starter, side casings, tires. evenings. l 716 842 6000, extension FS7 30 78 CHEVY BLAZER. 4 wh. $5,000 firm. 272 9423 seeking an indiv. to work 4- Call toll free I 800 258 4706. Clearance Sale. Save now $400 944 5218, evenings A7 29 dr. Auto. 55.000 miles, body 3648 A83 6 hrs./day performing a HW84N HW7 28S on selected floor samples. M07 28C 77 CHEVY NOVA exc. Cheyenne pkg. $5500. variety of clerical tasks for BEDS 1972 VW BUG. runs well. sofas, chairs, chests, '79 TS 250 SUZUKI bought Call Scott 944-3416 our Accounting Dept Call CLERK TYPIST BORED. BROKE. BLUE? SEALY, Serta, 2 DR SEDAN 6 cyl. body nds. work. $500or BO Posturepedic, Mismatch mattresses, boxsprings. new in '80 only 425 mi Must automatic, high miles but '64 CHEVY NOVA 2 door, 6 272 6420. BUSY OFFICE requires NATION'S No 1 toy/gift 729-3949 company needs you. Fun Mattresses, first Q too. tables, lamps. Budget sacrifice for BO over meticulously maintained. cyl. automatic $300. Call HW7 30 pleasant telephone man terms. A7-30 job. Party plan until Brass. Waterbeds. Cots, $1000. Call 944 5685 after 4 Body & interior exc. First Scott 944 3416 RNs, LPNs. New pay rates ner. gd. typing, and filing LEONARD FURNITURE 1976 DODGE MONACO 8 December Free kit. No Bunks, Trundlebeds p.m. $1790 cash 944 4617 A7-28C Taxes deducted, choose skills. 485 Ma in St . Woburn cyl. $1500. Call 935 339#. collecting. No delivery. Bargain Center. Siesta MO7 30C A7 30C 1965 MUSTANG CON your hrs. Variety of Central Cooling and FSM8 15 A8-3 Details without obligation. Sleep Shops. Jim, 273 0800 1982 KAWASAKI KDX 80 VERTIBLE. Gd. cond. assignments avail, immed Heating VWRABBIT - 1975. mint Call Pat 1 535 4926. HOUSE FSM20x DAYTON ATTIC FAN. Mint condition, $550 or BO condition, new radial tires, New tires and rims, 1971 TOYOTA CORONA Call Paramedical Nursing Woburn Mark II, 4 dr. High 933 8288 OF LLOYD MATTRESS used one season, 40"x40" Outgrown Call 664 6479 new brakes, am/fm. 32 seatcovers. Candyapple Services. 273 1565 HW8 3 No motor, $50 or best otter mileage, nds work to put in HW7 30 HW8 17C WAREHOUSE open to the M07 28N mpg. $1900 or b/o. 944 6129 red. $2,000. 657 7096 days. CLERK, wine shop, Mon. Call 643 1166 after 4 pm. gd. driving cond $100 or public. All brand names at GOLD WING A7 30C 657 4212 eves. Wed., Sat. Ideal lor retired ADMINIS. ASSISTANT MEDICAL SECRETARY FS7 30 BO Call 933 1535. discount prices HONDA 1978 ' 1975 MONTE CARLO, A7 29 person or homemaker, 862- A PLEASANT hard needed now for pleasant A7 30 working individual is THE MATTRESSMAN 18' i FOOT SEARAY, red FULL DRESS, low bucket seats, ps, pb, 8 cyl. 1975 SILVER DUSTER 5 1414. HW730 physician's office. Send and white 135 H.P.J.B.. 1969 FORD F100, rebuilt needed In our small 64 Cambridge Street mileage, AMFM stereo, one fender damaged $1200. sp.. std. trans., high WANTED PART TIME resume to Box 448 c/o The power trim, power flit, motor, new clutch with flat congenial office Ability to Rte.3A black saddle bags & faring 944 1237 mileage, needs work, runs position. Mature, resp. Reading Chronicle. P.O. SST 2 prop . top canvas, 2 bed body 8. tool boxes. handle record keeping (Off Rte 128 at Exit 41N) $2995. or BO Call 664 4488, A7 30C well. $650. 944 5273 person to care tor 2 small Box 240. Reading, Ma. side curtains, mooring $1100. Call after 6 pm, 935 responsibilities combined Burlington 273 2220 days; 657 7806. nights. ■ 1973 auto VW van. Porsche A7-30C children Mon thru. Fri. 3 01867 canvas, full length canvas 3696 with accurate typing skills FSMSx M07 28N engine, a/c, radio, gd. 6 pm. Pre!. in my home off HW84C inc.. w/shoreline bed tilt A83 and a pleasant telephone HORSEFEED 1981 HONDA CM400T. 1700 cond. $750 firm 658-6810 JEEPS, CARS, trucks North Warren Ave. Prov $106.80 EARNINGS trailer $3500 Many extras 'disposition are essential ALSO Livestock and dog mi. Very gd. cond. Must A7 30C under $100 available at 1981 DATSUN hatchback. 5 own trans., Good tor high WORKING three hours a 944 9119. weekdays. 603 253 local gov't sales in your speed std. AMFM radio, Call 542 3021. feed. Local representative sell soon Asking SHOO or 1972 FORD MAVERICK. 4 school student. Sal to be day. Easy, no exp. ear 7147. weekends area. Call (refundable) 1 stereo cass. 18K miles, HW7 28 for Agway, Inc. William BO. 2729153 or 272 4000, dr. auto, runs well, $650.00 arranged. 935 5076 nings fully guaranteed in FS7-28C 7145690241 ext 4040 for $5,000 944 9377 EXCELLENT OP Johnson. 468 West St.. ext. 2470. Call 657 4232. HW7 30 writing, complete detail. ONE YEAR OLD. dog directory on how to pur A83 PORTUNITY, Large Reading944 9161 FStfC M083 A7 28t RETAIL SALESCLERK, 3 Application send S.A.S.E. damaged SOFA and chase 24 hrs corporation has out USED PIANOS for sale 1977 SUZUKI RM 125. dirt 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR days per week from 10 5:30 to Hro Industries. 19 CHAIR for clever person. 1973 CAPRI, runs good, A8-IIS Z-7. 2 dr.. 6 cyl., auto.. PS. standing sales opening for Dayton St. Lowell. Ma Good cond Low prices bike. $550 or BO. Call after needs muffler and minor for a Hallmark card shop $250 or BO. 933 2800 ext 1979 T BIRD Blue interior PB. r defog. AM/FM. vinyl a Sales Representative. 01852 Call for appointment 438 6 pm 935 3696 repairs $40000 Call 933 at Caldor/Loehmann Mall 249 8, exterior $4150. Firm. roof, studded snows, excel, Individual must be local HW84t 2488 M083 6034 Send letter ot application to resident with managerial FS7-29C Call 438 9178 cond. rustproof. Asking PART TIME. Earn up to FStfS 1973 HONDA CB 450, 8,000 A7 28t Sackett's, Middlesex ability, ambition and show AIR CONDITIONER, A7 28S $3900. Call 729 3850 or 534 Turnpike, Burlington, MA $5 10 hourly servicing our NEW WATERBEDS. King, mi. custom paint, elec. CAP FpRMCHEVIE Love progress for age. Business Sears Coldspot. 15.000 1975 AUDI, lOOLS. 4 cyl. 5727 after 4 pm A7-30 customers from home on Queen, single, complete. 10 start, new battery, tune up, truck. 6' bed panelled. 01803 or sales background BTU. Excel cond $250 auto trans a/c, am/fm 73 VW BUG. needs tune up, HW83 your telephone Call 739 year warranty. 12 models, extra parts, exc shape helpful. In requesting Call 933 6591. $125.00 or Best Offer. Call brakes & body work good 7852 from $199. The Waterbed Must sell $975 or BO. 935 stereo 54000 miles 25 mpg SHEET METAL helpers, personal interview, please FS7 29 6582102 $2300. or best offer. Call tires. $200 firm Call 933 HW7 28S Factory. 162 Eastern Ave . 3017 MOB 10 A7 28t lor duct work Steady submit resume stating BOAT FOR SALE 438 9323 5424. work, chance to learn a clerical, part time Typing Lynn 598 1400 FStfN 1971 PLYMOUTH satellite, personal history, education CAPE COD Beverly A7-28S A83 good trade. Central Cooling req. Start immed. Flex, OLD ITEMS WANTED Sebring Coupe, 8 cyl, auto and business experience dinghy, li"i ft, with sail 1976 TOYOTA Corona 1974 FIAT X i9 convertible and Heating, Woburn 933 hrs. Friendly atmos Call PRE 1950 dolls, toys, doll trans, PS/PB runs well Write to P.O. Box 554, and 3 hp outboard and ENTERTAINMENT Wagon red, 5 speed am/fm 56,000 mi Excel cond. Mr Radie, 246 3575. houses, carriages, teddys. $675. Call 658 6786 8288. Wakefield, MA 01880. An trailer $1,000 Call 935 stereo 68K miles, excellent AM/FM stereo, $1600 firm. HW83 HW7 28 etc. Old trunks, spreads, A7 28t Equal Opportunity Com 4677. DISC JOCKEY condition, asking $2950. Need cash. 272 0157. patchwork quilts, pre 1930 PROFESSIONAL D.J. 8. pany FS7-29 1973 PONT I AC Catalina. Call 665-7419 A7 30 HW86 FAMILY DAY CARE clothing Phyllis Hilton, M.C. available for all oc damaged right front AUTOMOTIVE providers needed for ex 21' TORRICE CAMPING A7 28S 1975 FORD PINTO wagon, 662 6492, 665 8749. FStfS casions. clubs, parties, AMATEUR PER panding, home based Trailer. Excellent cond quarter, good engine and 1980 DATSUN ZI0 40 mpg $1350. I owner 51.000 mi LOOKING FOR a used functions. Music from the transmission. A/C. asking FORMERS, male and program. Start now or in Sleeps 7. Shower $1,800. hwy, green metallic rear Call 935 1284 car? Always a good CRAZY PRICES 40sto80s.617 3528319. StfC $450.00. Call 658 2315. selection. Save Big. Hagen female, wanted for radio the fall. Call 933 5984 and 657 7098 days; 657 4212 defog am/fm stereo 29K mi A7 30 production this fall. Call 9x12 rugs $49.95, with a Metr s Music Machine A7 28t Auto Sales, 6 West St.. ask for Gretchen. eves. new snows, car in excel 1975 SILVER DUSTER. 5 933 1474 for information 9x12 pad $59.95. Free pad FS7 29 STEVE "Mert" Amaru, Reading (rear of Mobil HW7-28 1977 CHEVROLET cond $4600 or best offer. sp.. std. trans . high HW7 28 with any remnant over Disc Jockey. Music for all station) 9447904 or 944 EVENING POSITION (6 1976 PINTO PALAMINO PICKUP TRUCK 305V8. Call 438 9323 mileage, needs work, runs 9x12. We have 100s of occasions. Reasonable 0229. AtlC LOCAL distributor neeeds 11 prh), proof machine tent trailer. Icebox, heater, Power steering, auto A7 28S well. $650. 944 5273. remnants and 9x12 rugs. rates. Call after 5 p.m. 944 5 people to assist In PART Y operator, Waltham loc. sleeps 7. only used 5 times. trans.. R&H. Recent Valve 1974 OPEL low miles good A7 30C MUST SELL 1980 Rolls and rolls of beautiful 6749. SALES Gd P/time ear $5.50 an hr. Call Debbie at $1800 or BO. Call Wayne job headers and dual cond. am/fm. $1200. Must Plymouth Horizon TC3, 4 carpets drastically ENTtfC SURPLUS JEEPS, Cars spd. 4-cyl. am tm stereo nings. Day/Eve Avail. Suburban Skills Personnel 2422183 exhaust. 50.000 miles, sell, good second car. Call Call RAWLEIGH DIST reduced. Of course we will PARTY? and Trucks avail. Many rear defrost. 12.700 miles. 2722750. FS728C many extras. $3500. 944 438 1817 aft 6pm. 662 0382 for interview. Install our in stock carpet FUNDRAISER? sell for under $200. Call 312 $44.00.00 Call 663 3199. Atft HW7 29 absolutely tree Remnants AKAI 17I0W 4 TR. reel to 9119, weekdays. 603 253 A7 28S 742 1143, Ext. S864 lor info, HW8 2C "LET THE GOOD Times USED CARS for parts and and 9x12s not included. reel tape recorder, w 16 7147, weekends. 1972 TOYOTA Cellca ST. on how topurch. Roll." Disco, oldies, big salvage. Highest prices PERMANENT part time WANTED CASHIER full or Wall to wall carpet our tapes. Exc. cond. $100. 944 A7 28C good running condition. A7 28 band Recorded music paid tor late wrecks Used secretary wanted Call part time for office product specialty. Open Thursday 1818 after 4. VW RABBIT. 1975. excel, $400 or best offer. Call 438 from 40s 80s. You've heard 1974 GMC AMBASSADOR, parts lor sale. Woburn Auto Tech Reps Inc.. 944 6800, store in Burlington. 273 FS7-30C cond. New tires, str., brks.. 5758 nights. the rest; now hire the best AM FM radio. New tires. Parts. 240 Mishawum Rd. ask tor Jan 4997 ftotoarfi Carpet Outlet & more. Must be seen, one A728S FLY TO HAWAI I, 2 can fly ... for less I Ref. on req. $300. 935 4362 Woburn. 933 7250 Mass HW8 2C HW7 29 474 MAIN ST. owner, no acedts. Priced to first class, BO. info., for Paul Lazzara 944 4617. 1972 DODGE Dart. 2 for A728 SANDWICH SHOP SECRETARY/OFFICE WILMINGTON, MASS. sell quickly, moving to w. - Dealer's License No. 827. price of l tourist class E N T t f C sale. 1 with 75000 miles and 1979 LTD wagon, exc. cond. A M 1 3 x NEED HUSTLER for fast Manager for this small 6S8-9694 ticket. 658-4022. coast. Will nego. Please 1 with 85000 miles. $500 or GETTING MARRIED? low. low miles. Call 729 USED CARS tor parts and paced lunch business. Part office. Exc. benefits. FSM22X FS730C only serious buyers need best offer. Call 665 6126 FLUTE MUSIC will make 1190. salvage Highest prices time days (no summer Burlington loc. $270 a week. "SEVEN ACRES FARM SCAMP TRAVEL Trailer inq. 938 9043 days till 2:30 A7-28S the day memorable. A7 29 paid for late wrecks. Used emp.l. Includes counter Call Debbie at Suburban FRESH PULLET eggs, and new 5th wheel. All or all weekend. Classical or popular at 1979 FIAT X-19 5 speed 1971 MUSTANG - Best parts for sale Woburn Auto work, light cooking For Skills Personnel. 272 2750. capons, broilers, turkeys, AM822 fiberglass, lighiweight. your request. Call Peggy at sport car. Excellent cond Offer Put $200. new parts Parts. 240 Mishawum Rd., details call 935 9346 ask for HW7 29 '78 CHEVY BLAZER, 4 wh. pure honey, maple syrup, Factory direct. Call toll 662-6943. am/fm cassette, asking in. 944 1687 ask for Kevin. Woburn 933 7250. Mass. Robert ATTENTION $106.80 dr. Auto. 55,000 miles, body elder, fowl 59 cents pound. free 1 800 346 4962 tor free ENTtfS $4495. or B.O. Call Joe aft 5 "S. A730C Dealer's License No. 827 HW7 29 Daily earnings, working exc. Cheyenne pkg. $5500. Concord St., No. Reading. color brochure. Save big pm. 438 7983 AM13x SALES one to three hours a day at 664 3530, exit 13 off 93. -CLOWN Call Scott 944-3416. 1967MUSTANG for parts. bucks! A7 28S NEW COMPANY Looking home. Your earnings fully FStfN FS730 HAVING A PARTY or •64 CHEVY NOVA 2 door. 6 For more info call 272 1565. 1972 TOYOTA, runs exc. 1976 HORNET new lor sales people. Call after guaranteed in writing. For show? Invite Mr. Green the cyl, automatic. $300 Call A7 29C Great gas mi. $350. or BO. UTILITY TRAILER, 4x8x2 DINING RM SET Italian radiator good engine. 5:30.658 7845. comp. details and ap Clown, graduate of clown Scott 944-3416 9354199 plywood open box, lights, Prov. Antique white w- 48.000 miles, needs body 1969 FORD pick up. 6 cyl . HW82 plication please send a truitwood table top. 6 college. 395 2505. A728C A7 28 tailgate. 14" tires $150. ENTTFS work. Best offer. Call 662 std. runsVk needs body FULL TIME or Part time. stamped, sell addressed Chelmsford. Call 256 6863. chairs, plus server, exc. 1968 SKYRIDER CAMPER 1965 MUSTANG CON 5891 work. $200. Call 933 7465 5 8 $275 per wk part time, new envelope to: CMF. Box 57, cond. $500. or BO 944 9125. -SOUND DECISION - on 1963 G.M.C. % ton truck. FStrr VERTIBLE. Gd. cond. A728S pm. local branch ol expanding Oxlord, MA 01540. FS730C FOR MUSIC from the 40's New tlrts and rims, V6 engine. Runs excellent, TRAILER HITCHES sold 1976 FORD PINTO Stan A728 sleeps lour, includes national co has various fW7 29: REFRIGERATOR white to the BO'S. 50's 8. 60's are a seatcovers. Candyapple and Installed: pickup dard good condition, new 1974 RED OPE LWgn. 1900 bathroom, stove, sink. etc. positions immediately ' $125. aiF conds. 18.000 BTU specialty. Super sound & red. $2,000. 657-7098 days; truck bumpers, all types ot carburetor and exhaust Good cond., air cond.. new Asking $1800. for whole avail. No exp. Co. Iraimny. . . . -. ; $250; 6.000 BTU $125. Sears lights. Call professional 657 4212 eves welding. Elston Welding system. Best offer over brakes, clutch & battery. unit. Call Tom after 500 Call Mon. tnru Wed, 9 am 6 Rd.. washer & elec dryer $100. audio technician 8. D J Pete A7-29 Service, 180 Park St, North $1000. Call 438 4822 $1800. 944 7685 P.M. 944 3488. pm. Flexible starting, 933 Burlington. 273 3344. each 246 1485 Maguire, 438-5637.' Riding. 6643498. ^ A7 28S A7 28C A9 10 6332. HW7 29 HW7-29 FS730C ENTTFS . \ \> ijppitmtm to D< i/T.m« I Chronic It (Woburn RMdirtg Airtcrwitf iurlirtyton. WahtfitM). Lynnf*!* PAGE S-14-WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1982 Vlii»9tf. No R**d>ng Transcript Wilmington A T*w»i5wry TtwfiCrtw. Stonitnarri Small Big Results ■SERVICES OFFERED! SERVICES OFFERED' [SERVICES OFFERED"""! WANTED FIREWOOD About Trash & Moving CARPENTER JUNCTION SMALL DUMP TRUCK JMONEYGIVENt DR IVEWAY HOT TOP HOME REPAIRS - PAINTING - BE SAFE Prevent tires WHOCARES R. COOPER & SON. We UNEMPLOYED Teachers ENGINE Repair, Chain DUMP TRUCK for hire "WE PAY MORE than QUALITY FIREWOOD - and accidents Will take ROUGH. FINISH remodel GENERAL CARPENTRY, pave, you save. Free masonry, roofing, painting. looking for painting jobs. saws, lawn mowers, snow Will clean yards, remove anyone" for old furn, Apple. Birch, rock maple, away rubbish trom cellars, ing. Formica, cabinets. blowers, equipment, motor junk. etc. Call Willie at 933 estimates. Call 851 2919. Free estimates Call Jim Prot job low prices exp desks, china cabinets, oak. Free maple kindling. attics, yards, etc Ap Joseph Maksou. 109 SOtft neat rets Improve house oil. bag coal. Call 246 1895 7055. SM7 29 round tables, bookcases. Cut. split. 16" spring; pliances, furniture moved 8515810. SOtfT Bancroft Ave., Reading. save money 438 7360 or SOtfT WHY PAINT old dolls, wind up toys, hall special. Si 15 per unit. Tret, or disposed of Servicing McCABE DRYWALLCO. HOME IMPROVEMENT 944 9031. SOtfC 438-0611 SOTFS * FURNITURE VINYL SIDING can give trees, commodes, sterling, surgery. Call 245 8294. 245- IWoburn area for past 24 McCabe Drywall Co. AT COMPETITIVE Peterson Const. Co. REFINISHING you a care free home, paintings, banks, oriental 1267. Commercial, residential Prices. Backed by 15 yrs. in PAINTING ■years Call 933 1868 after 3 ROOFS, DORMERS, NAZARIAN .Refinishing. exterior warranteed for 40 rugs etc. Florence, FM16X and remodeling. Texture, the industry. For all your TWO COLLEGE, students. pm. SM23x siding and fire Furn meticulously hand years. Call now for details licensed auctioneer, 665 accustic ceilings, Call 657 remodeling needs call 4 yrs. exp. Quality FIREWOOD ■ALTERATIONS of all restorations Check our stripped & refinished. Spec and free estimate. J.M. 9452orSB70. WtfS 7783. SOtft White Builders 935 8734 or guaranteed Work al OAK. MAPLE, elm and kinds Also draperies. current low prices for in antiques 20 yrs exp free Knox Builder 438 6738 Household Contents BASEMENT SPECIAL reasonable rates. Call Mike other hardwood! Cut, split Reasonable prices Call roofing, siding, floor 643-4165. SOtfC SOtfS ADD LIVING space in your 944 5792 SM7 30C pick up 8. del 438 2506 ATTIC TO CELLAR old 8, delivered for $99. 128 coj j438 6779 or 438 3452 S09 8S sanding, foundation & -JUNK CARS - HOUSE PAINTING SOtfS WALLPAPERING fashioned furniture, glass, ft. 944 7269, 944 7674. cement work Call 658 2837 cellar. Electrical and BOUGHT, HIGHEST ALUMINUM plumbing work inc. BOB CURRIER interior REMODELING WALLPAPERING, clocks, lamps, jewelry, FIREtfC ALUM Combination SOtfT prices. Also, trucks.- and CUSTOM REMODELING. specializing in vinyl, grass, crocks, frames, paintings, Specialists in barnboard metals Call 438 0267. and exterior. Free UNSPLIT FIREWOOD/ windows, alum, storm CEILINGS Int. Ext additions, roofs, flock, murals. Ceilings baskets, wicker items, Reasonable prices. Also SOTFS estimates. Call 272 5208 $85. a cord, fully split. $120.1 doors and aluminum I PROFESSIONALLY add a full bath for $2,500 S7 29b vinyl siding, home & apt painted. Interior painting bric-a-brac. Free ap Full 128 cu. ft. 16" 18" avg.| piece gutters Compare our SPRAYED, textured. Your Including tub, toilet and JUNKCARS remodeling 15 yrs exp. Call 272 6841 SM8x praisals, instant cash. Ingth. 667 3607 after 5 pm. prices and save Silverio JUNK CARS Removed, N8.B PAINTING Phyllis Hilton, 662 6492 or choice of gold, silver or vanity Call 944 9031 QUALITY EXTERIOR and Free est Call 933 0579 Wallpapering—Painting F M 2 5 x Construction 944 4143 highest prices paid, im 6658749 WHS clear sparkles. Free Maksou Carpentry. SOtfC interior work. Reasonable SMB 7 RESIDENTIAL WALL FIREWOOD SOtfC estimates. Woburn Car mediate service Day or ELECTRICIAN prices and free estimates — ROOFING — PAPER and interior PIANOS WANTED, All J.B FIREWOOD, 4 ft. split : APPLIANCE REPAIR pentry & Remodeling. 935 evening 272-5160 or 657 RESIDENTIAL and in Call Frank or Jim 935 0951 REPAIRS a specialty painting, all types, 15 yrs kinds I will pay to move. seasoned $115. per 128, 4 ft. VACUUM CLEANER 1873.935 1489 SM26x 7389 Call the littleguy!!! and dustrial. Free estimates. after 4 30 pm. SM30x Hard to find leaks, chim experience with honest Call 438 2488. WtfS split green $95.. 4 ft. round sewing machine repairs, StfC CELLARSCLEANED Bill Alexander, 933 H03. PAINTING ney repairs, you won't get rates. Call Bob, Burlington JUNK CARS Wanted. Will $85. Call Joe at 658 7045. bags, belts, replacement JUNK CARS WE CLEAN CELLARS, SM20x PAINTING, Expert In soaked prices. Free 229 2746 SOtfC pay 110415. Call 887 7939 FWM7 30 hoses Built in vacuum yards, and attics at BOUGHT Highest prices estimates 438 9697 days. 289 4514 nights WtfN ELECTRICIAN terior and Exterior No job WEDDING -FIREWOOD- cleaners sold and ser reasonable prices. Help paid. Same day service. S07 28S LICENSED ELEC too small or large J QUALITY Photos at an WANTED DECOYS CUT. SPLIT DEL. 128 cuff viced free estimates prevent fires in your home. Call Hank 935 5218 StfC TRICIAN free estimates Abreu, 935 2793. SMlx PAULS ROOFING affordable price Call 657 wooden ducks, any cond, per unit 8 unit del or split Pickup and delivery, 2 day Also we'll take away iron Colonial Landscaping No job too big or too small. QUALITY WORK for a 3958. ask for Stu SOtfT top prices. Call 665 7437 or with neighbor. Guar meas service. 302 Montvale Ave etc. Call 933 0085. SM5x EXPERT LANDSCAPING QUALITY*, Lee Janvrin, 9420243. lie cheap price Check us out ARC WELDING Services. 665 9821, Alma Libby. WtfN $99. per unit. M. J. Blout 9352704 SM6x for professional businesses EXPERIENCE CERAMICTILE no. El7239. SOtfC Painting Co. — fully Don't wait, it will pay ott No job too small CASH PAID for antiques, 438-3712. ; BAH Appliance Service CUSTOM WORK or private homes. No job 395 8940 or 438 0416 ELECTRICIAN licensed, fully insured Reasonable rates. Call used furniture, glass, FIRE728S CALL ANYTIME FOR Residential and com too big or too small. Free S084S QUALITY WORK at Interior, exterior, Steve 438-4312. SOtfS wicker furniture, oak CORD WOOD, 128 cu. ft., 4 repairs on maior brands of mercial, bathrooms, est.. extremely low prices. reasonable rates. Free waterproofing All work ROOFING WINDOW CLEANING tables, old towy, military ft. $70 Stove length $80. washers dryers, dish foyers, and kitchens. Mud 944 7269 or 944 7674 SOtfC estimates. Len Swanson done by full time prot QUALITY WORK in FOR THE Cleanest win Items, swords, etc. Will Call Mike933 5039. FM8 16 washers, ranges, treezers is our specialty Compare LANDSCAPING 944 6277 Lie No E13117. painters. Our name speaks Rooting, Flashing and dows around call Jim's buuy most anything. SEASONED I-1 RE WOOD & retrigerators, reasonable our prices with a free DIRTY WORK. INC. SM7 29 for itself 944 6223 SOtfc Siding Insured Free Window Cleaning. We do Please call 935 3389 & 272- Quality hardwood mostly fates Prompt service Call estimate 391 7084.944 4149 Mowing, trimming, brush Estimates. J.M. Knox 9167 WM6x LICENSED Electrician, R.C PAINTING regular, storms. Cape oak maple, 16 18" fireplace ♦44 7270 StfC SOtfC and junk removal Various Builder 438 6738 SM19x low rates, because I INTERIOR 8. EXTERIOR Cods, picture windows 8. lengths available. Cut, split Appliance Service CERAMICTILE odd jobs Call 905 5282 or moonlight. John English. over 15 yrs experience ARMSTRONG ROOFING store fronts. Inside and out BASEBALL CARDS and free kindling. Guaranteed 40 YEARS SERVICING all REPAIRS, mortar a. 935-6634 after 4 30 S8-20 Lie no A10275 Call 658 Reasonable prices and free TAR & GRAVEL repairs, at a reasonable price. Call trains wanted pay cash 128 cu. ft. $125.00. Bob at fnajor appliances including adhesives. Wonder board, LANDSCAPING 7394. SOtfT estimates 944 8976 or 944 also new roofs Work Jim 933 8386 SM13x for Lionel, Ives, American 245 1472. refrigs. a cond, 8 am to 7 free estimates L. Dennis, M.C DONOVAN - manship guaranteed Also Flyer, MarHlln. Bing, etc LICENSED ELEC 3388 SOtfC WINDOWCLEANING FIRE812C ■m. 245 2824 After 7 pm, 6657809. S098S Foundation plantings, shingle work 438 9437. Baseball cards wanted. TRICIAN EI2419 Looking WOBURN Paint 8. paper ROBERTS WINDOW PRE SEASON SPECIAL 465 37S1 SOttS CERAMICTILE shrubs trimmed & pruned, S09-29S Call Bob, days 2729778, for work, low prices. Call Complete painting 8, pap Cleaning, professional Two year seasoned :ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS CERAMIC TILING. Walls, sod & seeded lawns, over eves. 438 6627. Bob after 6 pm 658 2668. hanging service. Int 933 Roofing Contractors window cleaning only S3 for firewood, cut 8. split. 18 24 HEADING PAVING CO. floors, ceilings, seeding, lawn fertilization WMSx S07-2ST 2079 SOtfT OVER 30 years experience standars size & storm. Inch lengths all quality Quality paving at professionally installed. & disease control, that Painting Paperhanglng Cyrus Mugford 8, Sons Guaranteed, 1657 7685, ANTIQUES hardwood. 128 cu ft, reasonable prices. Call 944 Free estimates Call Mike RJM. Collins, Electric ching, bark mulching, Shingles of all kinds, Wilmington SOttS WANTED ANTIQUE RESIDENTIAL, Industrial complete yard main- INTERIOR EXTERIOR $120.00 Call Rob after 7 7072. SOttC 2453284. S7-30 asphalt, wood etc Call 664 FURNITURE, Oriental tenance Free estimates work professionally done at WINDOWCLEANING pm. 657 8234 Asphalt Paving 5. commercial wiring 4364. Fully insured SOtfN rugs, oil paintings, old toys. B8.B CHIMNEY SWEEP service. Master License 944 3039 StfC reasonable rates Free Windows washed — FIRE7281 Contractor PROTECT AGAINST estimates. Phone Steve RUGS SHAMPOOED residential & commercial. china, putls. clocks & flea CYRUS MUGFORD a. No A8326 Call Ron. 245 LANDSCAPING market Items One item or dangerous chimney fires 6599. SOtfN Meuseat438 5985 SOtfS GALLANT SERVICE CO Call Phil. Gallagher JON S . Dr i vewa y s, ATTENTION! Lawns, complete estates pur by having your chimney Painting Wallpapering Wall to wall carpeting Cleaning Service 944 3001 sidewalks, parking ' lots LICENSED electrician No. Landscaping, mowing, 1 chased Richard Goddard. cleaned professionally FULLY INSURED, over 20 cleaned All size rugs. Free Leave message with LOST t^ackhoe service, -cr*'c Pointing and rebuilding E5555. Al Tine 657 7814 or planting 8. upkeep. Free 9444962. WtfC years' experience. Ceilings pick up and delivery Fully recorder LOST BASEBALL glove Systems installed 8. Fully insured contractor. 9420519. SOtfT estimates. Call John 666 insured Satisfaction a specialty. Call Don SOttc INSTANT CASH Vicinity of Memorial Pk. repaired Tel 664 4364 Free estimates, BS.8 LICENSED ELEC 5805 McLennan. 438 0483. SOtfS guaranteed. Free WORD PROCESSING WANTED Good old fur John 8. Salem Sts , SOtfN CHIMNEY SWEE P TRICIAN E12419 Looking SMB 19 estimate Call 272 9432 SPECIAL TYPING niture. antiques, oriental Reading. Call 944 8273 COMPANY, 933 4845. for work, low prices. Call LANDSCAPING SERVICE Painting Wallpapering SM26x Automotive Workshop SERVICE rugs, clocks, old toys. etc. anytime CERTIFIED SMIOx Bob after 6 pm. 658 2668 GOODARD BROS. Land RESIDENTIAL & Com Highest prices paid, mercial. interior & exterior SEE YOU PERSONAL, reliable LOST7 28C MECHANICS lowest S09-291 scaping & tree service. Sod bonded &. licensed. Also CHIMNEY CLEANING painting, paper removal 8 AT THE PEWTER POT service with quick turn LOST JULY 23rd. male prices General auto CHIMNEYS CLEANED FENCES 8. seeded lawns installed. clean attics &, cellars. We yrs exper Call today 935 Restaurant where good around Reports, manuals, cat, black 8. white, white repair foreign and and repaired Old chim SKIP CLEVELAND Plantings creative 8, mailings, proposals, also buy estates 1 piece or 6415 for est Quality work friends get together At 580 chest 8. paws, double {domestic. Automatic neys rebuilt and relined. Contracting & Fencing Co functional, shrubs trim Main St.. Reading Center. entire household. Call guaranteed! SM8-7 statistical work, pawed, short tail, lost from transmission specialists Woodburmng stoves in Chainlink, wood, all types. med, complete grounds StfC anytime 9446141. Reading manuscripts, etc. Wilmington Vet Hosp. Rt Call evenings 944 5224 for stalled Fully equipped, Also fence repairs & maintenance. Free Technical editing & art or 646 3666, Arlington. estimates. 664 5836, 944 PAPERHANGER CAN'T THREAD A 62. nr Sweetheart Plastics, appointment fully insured. Year round compressor wk. 438-1545. PAINTING AND Papering Needle? Let me do it for work available. Free pick W^ M _ i 1 * SOttC 4962 SOtfC ans to Bootsie. hospital pet. service. For free est. call 438-3210. SOttS No job too small. For free you Hems, alterations, up 8. delivery. '■ —n ANTIQUES Middlesex Landscaping needs medication. Call 658 Northeast Chimney I'll Split Your' Firewood estimates call John Flynn repairs etc Call Pam, 662 DECISION WANTED ANTIQUE THE ULTIMATE in Lawn 5282 AUTOS PUFFED! Sweeps. 935 5488 SM8x HAVE SPLITTER will at 322 5793 after 5 pm StfC 6550 SO tfS ENTERPRISES furniture, sued mahogany Care. Mowing, raking, LOST7 28I CLEANER & CLEARER travel. You owe it to your Woburn, Mass din & bdrm sets, oriental MAVE YOUR car PAPERHANGING SEWING MACHINES LOST SUN.. July 25 all TAP WATER back It's painless. Call clipping of hedges and 938 9033 rugs, oil paintings, toys. professionally cleaned, PAPERHANGING. $8 per WE SERVICE AND have black female cat, may William Harrison Plum Woody 9 am to 5 pm. 334 general clean up. Free SMS 6 clocks & china. One item or butted and waxed, engines roll, removal, S50 average parts for Singer, Kenmore. have white collar and name bing and Heating, along 3232 SOtfL estimates. Call 933 1652 or YARD WORK complete estates. Diver cleaned, interiors sham rm. Painting Interior. Ext. Nelco, Brothers. White. tag on vie. of Central St., with AM F. Cuno, the FLOOR SANDING 933 3686 YARD WORK, tree sified buyer Richard pooed Priced trom $35 Reas. Free Est. 470 1957. Morse, New Home, Necchi No. Reading, 664 6228. Call 273 1737. world leader in home and R & S FLOORS LANDSCAPE TREE 242-3496 Robert. S09 IS and most others Singer. removal, general cleaning Goddard 944-4962 or 944 BE READY tor the spring Keep trying. S7-30 commercial water MORE THAN 1 rm 165 per PAPERHANGING 451 Main St, Stoneham and removal Call 229 2452 8175 re-growth cycle. Plantings WtfC LOST7 28N BUSINESS SERVICE filtration may provide the rm. Floor sanding & PAPERHANGING $35 for 4383268 SM3x or 272 3665 Ask for David. design Sod lawns Yard LITTLES BUSINESS most efficient & refinishing. steam average 9'xl2' room In SMB 14 - WANTED - clean up & maintenance Service Automatic typing, economical fine filtration cleaning. Free estimates terior painting. 20 yrs. exp OLD& USED furniture We FOUND Rototilling Lawn that SINGLE' Meet that teletype, secretarial, tape available There's a water Call Steve. 321 1629 or Bob. All work guaranteed. 438 pay cash no checks like HUSKY FEMALE, black & ching, mowing. Expert tree special someone! Call New DOLLAR SAVER transcriptions, resumes, filter designed for virtually 438 5224 SOtfS 4266 S08 9C other dealers. Also white, approx. 12 yrs old Acquaintance Dating- every pVoblem & every Heating and Piping pruning, removal Fully AIR CONDITIONER, Oriental rugs, oil paintings, Wearing brown leather newsletters, copies, large Service. Match making 8. document reductions, water system For homes, GAS. OIL. SOLAR insured FREE DOGGIE HAIRCUT Philco space saver 9,000 old toys, clocks & flea collar with no tags. Found ESTIMATES 944 7221 socials Confidential, all rubber stamps, invitations, businesses, vending systems All makes, KITTY GROOMING BTU $200.935 0391 market items. We also on Lexington St. Woburn. SOttC ages. 6 months $35 00 Call stationery mimeograph machines & ice makers Blueray. Weil McLain. with PH balance, sham $7 28 clean out most estates. 938 8369 387 2509anytime SOS lit ing. report binding Room Filter the entire system, or Texaco, Becett & In Landscape/Tree Work peeing odorless tick & flea APT SIZE refrig., Frank .Kaminski, 438 7595, F07 28 101. 2 Linden St 944 2669 install under your kitchen terburner Furnaces in K&R TREE 8. Landscape dip by Jane Alosso Call — STORM DOORS — Frigidaire, runs good $65 438 3605 MINI BIKE, found Winn StfC sink to remove dirt, rust, stalled from $995 Sheet Co Lawn care, all phases 851 4639 for app't Pick up CAREFREE Aluminum Call 933 4275 WTFS mere section Burlington bad taste 8. odor For add'I of landscaping 8. tree work. doors, heavy duty closers 9 - BALLOON - metal work & ducting. Call service. SOB 251 $7 30 Ride wanted from 4 Cor Call 272 5741. ask for Mark. information on filters & Brick walks 8. patios Free styles 8. 5 colors to choose -r CELEBRATIONS — .BlueTemp657 6181. SOtfT PIANO TUNING SCHWINN VARSITY bike. ners to Toody's Sub Shop, F07 29 installations. Call 658 3223 estimate 272 6104 Any size up to 36"x84' 2" SEND A BALLOON A HAVE YOUR HEAT in PROFESSIONAL Piano Wakefield. Hours 8 30 4 30 or 658 5769 S07 28t SAM 22 J165 installed Green house In gd. cond Take it away FOUND Small playful stalled before winter Call service repairing, tuning, 935-2194. GRAM Delivered m windows awnings storm for $50. 935 7744. puppy, brown w/black person by costumed A8.MCLEANINS-' Porter's Heating and Air BILL'S LAWN SERVICE reconditioning Mr. 17 28 W7-28 markings. Found on 8, DISPOSAL \ WEEKLY, bi weekly windows Ed Moreschi 662 messengers. Give that Conditioning 935 4599 or Colford 664-4313. SOtfN FROST FREE Frigidaire RIDERS WANTED. Wilmington/North CELLARS. ATTICS, yards: mowing, seedings, sod, 6699 SOTFS special person or friend an 933 3485. Robert S Porter, PLASTERING Leaving for Atlantic City. Reading line. Call 658 6138 tree trimming & removal \ j transplanting. Window TAILORING refrigerator, $250 4 yrs. uplifting experience that is r PLASTERING Ceilings old. Used 1 yr. 438 1859 New Jersey. July 30. FOUND7 28t No job too large or small washing Floors stripped STONEHAM TAILOR guaranteed to make any S86 Painted No job too big or 87-29 Returning Aug. 1. For FEMALE CAT, small, Quality experienced and rewaxed. Residential SHOP, 19 Franklin St.. event a truly special one QUALITY HOME Im too small. Reasonable Information, 938 8115 black w/orange mottled painting also Free est. 944 A, Commercial cleaning. Stoneham. Any type of BUNKBEDS, twin size Mention this ad and receive provements. Decks, family prices Free Estimates. W7 29 fur. Orange on nose Found 6481 SOtfC Attics, garages, alterations for men and complete, still packed, our highly entertaining rms, kitchens, int 8, ext Call 272 0817 SM7x READING: ROOMMATE in devel area near Burl. basements, etc A former women Hours: Mon., never used. $155 complete deluxe celebration a $39 Anything to the dump! paint, misc remodel Free wanted, female preferred. Library. New mother. Call Co serving Winchester & Wed . Fri . Sat, 9 5. Tues Call 938 0932 value tor $29 438 6374 or REMOVE THE unwanted est 667 4556, or 851 7921 PLASTERING 2 bedroom, heat included. 272 2092. surrounding towns 3 yrs. 8-2, Thurs 8 5 and 6 30 10 $82 4382710 items, furniture, iunk etc S08 41 THOMAS R. MONT S235 plus util 944 2617. 8 F07 28 S07 28S clean attics and cellars 246 0149. 438 6049 after 4 GOMERY plasterer. Small pm 438 7198 SM29x OVERHEAD CEILING HOME REPAIRS am 10 pm. Please keep YOUNG FEMALE mid 729 4025 S7 30 pm. S08-16C patches, ceilings & ad fans. 6 new fans for sale. CARPENTRY HIGHLY QUALIFIED FRENCH trying sized mixed breed dog. No -LAWN SPRINKLERS- ditions Call 663 6i07.SM25x Extra blades, some with W7 30C INTERIORS. EXTERIOR DIRTY DEEDS done dirt Individual with extensive FOR CHILDREN collar. Winch. 7/23. Call D8.WPLUMBING lights All or any for vj remodeling, additions, cheap, house cleaning 8. experience in home Experienced French DEPENDABLE mature 729 8966 after 6. COMPLETE DESIGN BATHS 8, KITCHENS, cost $50 $100 or BO 938 baths, kitchens, porches & odd jobs, inside & out Call repairs No job too large or teacher seeks youngsters woman wanted for FO7 30 installations Repairs, heating, gas fitting, in 0221 decks Call Jim 648 2621, Dave 851 4260 SOTFT small Ranging from fixing for fun French lessons. babysitting two children. work guaranteed. Call stallation of underground 663 4344 .small and large appliances Studied In Paris-call 664 ages 8 & 9. plus light SOtfCX CLEANING advance Sprinkler oil tanks, service work. DICK 8, JAYNE'SCIeaning to all aspects of carpentry S367. S07 29N housekeeping. In Systems. 646 4572 tor free Call Don 944 9106. Lie. FLEA MARKET Service Redecorating? Call 729 4341. SM17x Wilmington. Call 658 5641 PETS estimates. S06-4S J18928 SOtfC HARVEY'S TV. CARPENTRY Moving? House cleaning INSULATION FLEA MARKET after 6 pm LAWN CARE TELEVISION REPAIRS. FREE 4 frisky kittens. 3 PORCHES, Gutters, siding blues? If so. let us do the LET CON SERV (Bay POOL INSTALLATIONS WOBURN FLEA W7 28I CUT, RAKE 8, Fertilize all Color TV specialist, all orange/white, 1 money cat. & rooting Kitchens & baths cleaning No house or apt State Gasl & Gordon 5 POOL INSTALLATIONS, MARKET. Every Sunday SITTER NEEDED for 79 summer. Shrub trimming, service calls only $14.95 Call 729^)402. remodeled Aluminum cleaning iobtoo small Call Pettengill insulate your above ground. 10 yrs ex Dealers welcome. Barbas year old woman, July 31 to bark mulching. Free Call Harvey's TV 658 5944 PETS7 30 doors 8. windows, metal 944 3785 SMB 16 home or business Proper perience Free estimates Food Market. 167 Main St.. Aug.8.8:00am 5.30pm. *4. estimates. B.C. Lawn Care, or 658 4324 Master TV interlock weather stripping installation guaranteed by Call Glenn, 944 1005, or rt. 38, 938 0522. FMM8 12 per hour. Call 658 8173. ADOPT FROM Mrs CLEANING 933 1777 SMS 25 License 1308. SO tfC installed Call Art Nelson, infrared scan. All work Steve, 942 0176 SOtfC CRAFT SHOW W7 28t Brown's Shelter. 373 TOWNE CLEANING CO. TIMEX 9350545 SM7x " MASONRY WORK AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN WANTED to Russell St.. Woburn. We Professional cleaners guaranteed for 3 yrs. by AUTHORIZED SERVICE VOKE SCHOOL GRAD Bay State Gas Free Est. STONEWALLS. BRICK & HOMECARE exhibit at the Feast of the have a very beautiful ottering quality cleaning Center. We repair in SEEKS CARPENTRY jobs concrete work, patios. SPECIALISTS INSTRUCTIONS collection of spayed cats 8, for your home. apt. or Financing arranged. Call warranty & out of Hunter's Moon Craft Show of all kinds Quality work Gordon at 438 1470. SOtfS Landscaping & tree work IN HOME Respiratory to be held on Sat., Sept 25 at Guitar-Piano-Drum playful kittens. Young office Reading, 944 0948 warranty Timex watches. always & very reasonable Call Armando Sinagoga, Care Service. Hospital ORGAN LESSONS: Free blonde Shepherd Collie, StfC CHAIN SAW 8. snowblower Parts and repairing for all the Masonic Temple, rates Call Al Bunker at 4383465. SOTfS Equipment also available. Reading. This is being use of guitar, drum. black Lab & Beagle Terrier repairs & tune ups Sarno electric shavers. A & K 438 7491 SOtfS O'NEIl CLEANING CO MASON WORK 272*315 24 hours a day, 7 days a sponsored by Newcomers Private lessons, all ages. pups. We place only with Rugs, windows, walls, firs, General Repair Call 658 Jewelers, 379 Main St.. ALL KINDS of mason week. 438 7736. SOtfS Sarrln Studio. 1098 Main responsible people. Hours CARPENTRY hse. 2266 or 245 6284. SOtfT Stoneham Sq. 438 1250. 8. Neighbors Club of gutters, complete work, any size job. Free Reading. For more Info St., Wakefield. 245 2200 ■1:30-6:30.933 8539. ALL TYPES, Doors, clng. Call for Spring appts Gypsy Moth Spraying PROFESSIONAL Fur Mon. to Sat, 9 am 5 15 estimates. 15 yrs. exp Call call 944 0847 or 942 0272. I N S T t f C PETS8-3 windows, porches, steps, CALL US NOW for booking niture, stripping, p.m. SOtfS 245 2128 or 321 2330 SOtfS Moe Anderson, 272 6315 or FM7 30C BELLY DANCING paneling, sus. ceilings, in the spring of '82 We're refinishing, caning. Call ANIMAL SPAYING Local EXPERT 851-9138. SO106I DOROTHEA STUDIOS, wind cords, cust cab. 8. experienced 8. using the Mai 658 2497. SOtfT TRAVEL SERVICE hospital. Fern. cat. $30; HOUSECLEANING, MISC. professional dancer & kitchens Reasonable most modern equipment MAINTENANCE WHERE ARE YOU male cats. $20. Small fern, floors, windows, etc 3 hour REMODELING experienced teacher. rates Days 648 H33, eves Don't wait till we are A to Z Maintenance and GOING? All plane, ship RELATIONSHIPS INC. dog, $38; Small male dog, 4387293. SOttS min 944 5439, 10 5. alterations. Call Ted CUSTOM REMODELING, and hotel arrangements Video dating service for Enjoy classes In our Prof. So7 29C overbooked. Call Tim 831729-6*53. PETSM3X Nalwalk. 944 8373 StfC Nix and Son general con discriminating singles of Dance Studios. 438 7663. CARPENTRY berline Tree Service. 245 through the United States AKC REGISTERED WINDOWS washed. tractor, P.O. Box 262. and all over the world can all ages. Call today to meet p.m. GREGORY DICTAS New 4229 SOtfT MOVER — Low rates for Dooerman Pups. 4 weeks Painting, int & ext. Gutters Reading. Ma. 944 8920. StfC be made at tariff rates by that special someone, two INSTtfS additions, porches, General Contractor quality work. All furn old. 2 males 8, 2 females, cleaned*, oiled Driveways HOME REPAIRS calling your authorized or more. Call 465-0199. IS YOUR CHILD ready to remodeling, finished LEE R. HANSEN padded & carefully han claws, tail 8, shots taken sealed. Call E. Veno. 438 INTERIOR Remodeling travel agent. Let us know MISCtfT return to school? Tutorial playrooms. Bathrooms, BUILDER Quality work in died. Mass moves only care of. Sold to good homes 1898 repairs. New ceilings, your travel plans and we SINGLE?? Services offered. Basic ceramic tile kitchens, air SOS IBS roofs, siding, additions. Lie 8. insured. Service thai only. Call Rob 938 1739 walls, paper, paint. Ex will be happy to work them skills, English, Soc. conditioners installed ...,- ,. remodeling kitchens, attic satisfies. 322 5924 SO-tfS COMPANION "1" Is for between 5-7. terior repairs. Roofing, out with you. McGrath Studies, learning Garage doors, large and PAINTING singles and those who are PETS8-3 your housework getting out nM |nh< rj;m .£» gutters, painting, porches. Travel Service. 14 Eaton single again. Call 388-1400 disabilities spec. Em- small jobs accepted. Free odd |obs. Call 935 3939. PAINTING, interior and Quality work you can at Ave., Woburn, Mass. Tel. ployed, Exp. secondary FREE KITTENS all estimates. Call 933-0977. of hand? Why not let me SM16x exterior, quality work, for an application. Free to ford. Small jobs a teacher. 664 3570 colors. Trained and SMlx help clean it? For a reasonable prices. Free 935-0600 (Members of Reading High grads Class reasonable rate. Jane 664 GENERAL specialty. Fully insured. In American Society of Travel INST823C friendly pets. Need a good CARPENTRY estimates. Call Mario 944 Of'65. 2336 CONTRACTING Stoneham call Tom, 665 Agents). SM8x MISC8-4C " PIANO INSTRUCTOR home. Call Judy 438-7547 ADDITIONS. Rooting, R.A. RUSSO Builder, 1957. StfC after 5 pm. S08 5N 0083. SOtfS Tree Removal & Care WENEED dealers for new IS NOW accepting basements, siding, decks General Contracting. -PAINTING 1982- PETS7-2BS. CREATIVE CONCRETE TRACTOR REPAIRS INCLUDING WINTER standup cookbook. Free students. Received Master and complete remodeling. Complete Home Im SCHEDULING Summer specializing in gravely, storm damage repair, free details Weist Publishing of Music from University of AKC REGISTERED foy J Also, aluminum SPECIALIST in pallos provement. Kitchens, house painting now. Free Arlens. Locke 8. In estimates, reasonable Connecticut. Reasonable Poodles. Males/females. , replacement windows, around pools, all types of ^ additions, patio estimates. Call evenings, Co.. (S. Main St.) Dept. ternational. Used equip for rates & fully insured. Call rates. Call Stephen Glover Puppies, apricot, black,, storm windows S. doors 438 0012 to set up an ap S.P.0., Box' 144, sale. Dave's Tractors Co. Tlmberline Tree Service. at 438 5339. silver. $300 ea. 272-4064. . J.M. Knox Builder, 438 1746, 289 5615 or 438 021a Ctntltry.79-120. polntment. Ask for Tom. Englewood. Oh 45322 658 4381 SOtfT 2454229. SOtfT MISC8-18N INSTIUS PETS7-38 \ 6738. SOttS ""*■" SM7-30 S07-28S MMMI mmm m Village No. RcMng TrmcrW. Wilmington «, TMuburr Tow!CrMr. StonHun, Indoponomt WEDNESDAY, JULY 28.1982 PAGE S->5 SUNTAUG Wakefield n<^ ™™ ESTATES Brick Front Ranch Low 70's If you WISH to PAY ONLY The Biggest, Best Priced $651.28 per month PIT Homes on the North Shore If YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE Al Suntaug Estates our Our financing package is V/i ACRES of TREES & LAWN oiw-bedrooms have Imm 840 terrific, and vou can pul as little Ui 944 square feet and arc as S% down. Ant we include IF YOU HAVE $20,000 down priced from $58,900*. Our two- outdoor parking STONEHAM - HANDY MANS SPECIAL-Cottaoe level, two-bedrooms with 1,770 We're open from 10-h style, 3 bdrms. large lot, low 50s, Must Be Sold. we GOTCHA! square feet are $88,400*. daily. Call us at 231 -1820 And we have one of (he A GEM! most convenient locations OPEN HOUSE TODAY! around right on Rte. 1, |ust a Truly "move-in" condition, TLC and dedicated •|mr.HJwh**\ pint- kfl jliiniK-dlifl.i-.inh mile south ol 128 and II miles upkeep have made this five room home with enclosed porch and two full baths something from Eaneuil Hall and nut to be proud of! Plan to see it today. one traffic light' Plus we of (IT Exclusive 245-4441 Realty ^^ 16 Princess St., Wakefield 245-4441 COLONIAL BARK - 8 Rm. Colonial, 5 bdrms, offered in mid 60s, great family house. Also - Second Colonial, very similar in style and value. BUSINESS FOR RENT In Wilmington |12% APR owner financing on a mortgage on $55,000 withj TEWKSBURY. 2 bedroom H.E. BROWN AGENCY 438-2020 OPPORTUNITIES $20,000 down on this lovely remodeled Cape Codder WINNER. I am 'ooklng for apratment, ideal for single indiv. to learn my bus. and or young married couple. PRICED AT $75,900.'! $350. p/mo plus utilities. earn $50K $100K yrly. Call eaturing 3 or four bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, a 14 x 22 New| Bill Toomey, 93*2097 or Ref & sec dep required. 741 0690. A.L. Williams Co. Call 851-5104 or write P.O. Dining Room overlooking 3'/2 Acres! B O 7-30 Box 14, Tewksbury, Ma. HASHEM REALTY SEE THE EXCLUSIVE ONE TODAY 01876 FIVE YEARS AGO I was FRtft (it may not be here tomorrow!) determined to diversify my 133-A Main Street Income and establish In- ""NORTH READING dependent needs by tor MODE RN 2 bdrm. unit $435 North Reading, Mass. ANNE MAHONEY REALTY 376 Middlesex Ave (Rte 62| mlng my own consulting inc. heat H/W available No. Wilmington 944 2175 company. Today, that Aug. 10. Franklin Realty business Is active Co. 942 0698 or 245-0553 INCOME PROPERTY throughout the U.S., RE728N SAUGUS- 2 Story Office Bldg. over 7100 FOR RENT FOR RENT Canada and several foreign 4 ROOMS porch parking Sq. Ft. Fully Leased! Brick 8 Block Const. countries. To further ac- conv location sec deposit & Renting Is No Joke READING: FURNISHED, celerate growth, I am in refs req. $350 no utilities. A/C, Exc. Parking in PRIME LOCATION! LANDLORDS Call "Select heated, air cond. liv. rm. terested In incorporating a Available Aug 15th. 438 Asking, $325,000. Rentals" now. and let our bed rm. comb. 8. kit Mid. selected individual into my 6924_ FR7 28S trained, full time staff age woman pref. Non provide you with a choice enterprise. No financial STONEHAM all new Ige 1 smoker. Priv home Ret risk. Eagle Assoc. 272-MS2. bdrm condo rr 83 8, 128 list of responsible tenants req. 944-4261. waiting to rent. 438-4044. BO7-30 Includes pool pkg tennis FR728C $49,900 FRtfS heat 8. a/c $550/mo665 0167 FOR LEASE WANTED TO LET avail Aug 1st NORTH READING-One story older ranch AMERICAN LEGION Hall READING approx. 1.000 ■REAL ESTATE ■REAL ESTATE WORKING MOTHER with FR7 28S with 2 bedrms, dining rm. enclosed htd. for rent for dances, sq. ft. suitable for store or meetings, receptions, READNG 2 adj. 20.000 sq W. WOB.— 3 Bedrm. ranch, READING. Best Buy in 6 yr old daughter needs 1/2 STONEHAM office in depot area porch & 2 car garage on beautiful 17,000 ft. house lots, dev. neigh exc. cond. Inc. gar., un- Town-Three bedroom b d r m apt. LUXURY STUDIOapts 18. parties. Rental includes Parking available 944 2230. sq. ft. lot, a real value at $49,900. borhood very nice area. dergrnd. sprinkler syst. Georgian Ranch Floor to Reading/Wakefield area. 2 bdrms heat, air cond beverage privilege Call FR83C Util. avail. $35K ea. Car New kit., new sunroom ceiling Brick Fireplace in Have references. Please balcony. $400-$550. htd. 646 944-9745. ROOMMATE WANTED FRtfC bone 8. Sons. 935-0491. Lge. famrm. and much family room. Livingroom call 438-8220 after 6 pm. 2930 or 876 2899 TO SHARE 2 bdrm apt in RE730 NORTHSHORE more! If interested please with cathedral ceiling. Call WTL83C FR728S Wilmington. $190. per WOBURN, 12,000 sq. ft. ROOMMATES call 933 6522 after 5. us for an appointment. APARTMENT WANTED ROOM FOR RENT month, heat incl. Call Don house lot in quiet area. Util. HASHEM REALTY LOOKING for an apart RE8-3 $89,900. Kaine 8. Wentworth MATURE working woman STONEHAM Spot Pond. 657-3960. between 5:30-9:00 avail. $22K. Owner. 935 ment to share? We have FREE R.E. 944-9100 aeetu 1 BR or In-law apt in Clean, quiet nonsmoking 133-A Main Street pm. 0491. . RE730C Stoneham or Woburn. Call male preferred $50/week listings in the Middlesex FR7281 RE7-30 REALTY APPRAISAL area. Permanent listing SELLING. BUYING, or 438-7171 or 438 3423. Includes common kitchen, APT TO SHARE in 2 family North Reading, Mass. until a desirable roommate REAL ESTATE Saugus. 5 renting. Call now. covering READING. Three WTR728S laundry. 438 3423 home 3rd floor, $60. per room house, country set residential lots on the West FR728S is found. $20. tee. 598 0706. week. Call 438 7610. 14 towns. CO-REE. 95 RESP. PROF /WALE. 37. FRM9x ting, near lake. comp. Montvale Ave.. Stoneham Side $35,000. each. Kaine «. seeks shared apt. or house STONEHAM lux 1 BR, a/c FR728S Wentworth R E. 944 9100 664-4191 OFFICE OR LIGHT remodeled. 2 small Open 7 days & nights 438 * similar profess, in new kit ww, ht/hw. pkg, RE AD ING Choice Studio 8, bedrooms, deck, garage, RE730C INDUSTRIAL SPACE 7190. • REM22* Stoneham, Woburn, exc loc. $495 month avail 1 bdr. apts. Avail, in low taxes, financing below APPROX 2K»3600 sq ft. 6 RM RANCH. Tewksbury, NORTH READING New Reading, Melrose areas. immed. No fee. 438 0982, Reading, most conv. loc current rates available, conveniently loc. at in- near Shopping Ctr 8, Listing near Turner 944 9165 FR7 28S Rents from $415. inc. heat $47,500. Call 245 9186 after 5 Seek reasnb. rental by 8/1 tersection of Rte. 128 8. 93 Schools. Exc buy. $65,000, Farms Three Bedroom or 9/1. 1-744-5188 after 6 8, hot water. WW. AC. Disp. NORTH READING lux 2 in Woburn. Please call for pm. byOanerCallSSl S764. Ranch with 2 fireplaces, & Balcony. Bus stops at RE7-29 «"■ WTR730 BR, a/c, pool recreation additional info. 933 7500. REtft large kitchen-cool screened front door, trains to Bos. READING 6 room. 2 bdr., in porch with wonderful in- area balcony all new ap FOR RENT Ext. 230. MOBILE HOME w/in walking dis. Call 944 law possibilities on lower pllanced kit ww. ht/hw pkg GRANDOVERPARK FRMSx starter Cape. $64,500. Call 1969 12x60 Mobile home. 2 SEASONAL 3870. owner 944 7624. level. $79,900. Kaine 8, no fee. $600/mo. 944 9165 WILMINGTON. 54 split, WIDE CHOICE from SPACIOUS HALL FOR bedrooms a c. ww. corner FR728S FR730C Wentworth R.E. 944-9100 exc loc, 3 bdrms. liv rm. RENT Weddings, RE7-30C RENTAL studio $295 to deluxe $425. READING, Room to rent, lot. $28,000. For ap RE730C YORK. MAINE STONEHAM. 3 rooms, din rm. family rm, 2 meetings, dances, READING 3 br 7 rm. pointment Call 667 0897. Incl. heat, hot water, kit., privileges, non LARGE COTTAGE, 4 cabinet kitchen private fireplaces, plus in ground cooking. Sec. dep 1 min. retirements, Christmas Cape, child safe st, 10x20 RE7281 READING. Best West Side bdrms. + porch w/beds bath convenient location. pool. $700.00 p/mo. Call smoker preferred, all scr. back porch. Frpl. location Beautiful and new from Rt. 288,495. Res. parties, etc. Rental Incl. WAKEFIELD. 6 rm. Mod. utilities included. Ref. Less livrm. h.w. firs, did, nice eight room Garrison with upstairs. Lg. downstairs $275/month. Call 438 5651 Realty World, Forest neigh. Call Manager for bar, and bartenders. Up to kltjvtove in cond. Close to w/tcreened porch-glider. 2 FR728S than mile from rt. 128 Call lot. Mlns. to 128 8,93. Eves. Christian doors. Call In Conant 548-5010. appt. 683 3801. FRtfT 275 people. Conv. loc. 12*;8,93 Low tax; Low FR7281 276-5413 days, 942-0909 eves 944-6423. owner Low$70's. time to choose your own min. walk to beach. Avail. STONEHAM 1st floor mod WOBURN. 5 rms.. 2 bdrm. AMERICAN LEGION prfice.CallRE.245 1543. Aug. 14 21. $300/wk. 272 & weekends RE7-30C colors.$129,900. Kaine & kit mod bath w/w carpet ROOMMATE WANTED: apt. conv. loc. Resid. area. POST 101. Woburn. Call 933 FR82 Rl E M 8 - 1 2483. beam cell nice neigh Prof fern over 25 preferred, 9798. READING'. "Old Fashion Wentworth R.E. 944 9100 No pets. $450 a mo. No util. WOBURN, 2bdrm. apt. in 2 RE730C SR730 borhood nice yd no utlls no to share 6 rm house, Sec. dep. Avail immed. 933 FRM4X Charm in this older 4 READING: HALF ACRE NORTH CONWAY CONDO pets $500/mo $250 sec dep washer & dryer, f urn avai I. fam. house, top floor, new bedroom Colonial. Look ol land in desirable Chapel 7365. 1ST CLASS remodeled. WW, plenty of WAKEFIELD. Lake area- for rent. New and In heart weekdays call 438-6963 658 5070 eves. forward to the Holidays in Hill Estates. $34,900. FR729 OFFICE SPACE closet space. Back deck, Three bedroom Ranch, of North Conway on rt. 16. FR728S FR728t the beautiful dining room, KAINE & WENTWORTH WOBURN, 3 bdrm. apt. 600 S.F. located in the conv. to Rts. 128 8. 93. $425 beautifully maintained and $75 weekends or $150 first tloor family room, R.E. 944 9100. WOBURN. Walk to center ANDOVER. 2 bdrm lux S400. No util. Avail. Aug I North Shore Area including decorated screened In weekly. Call 935 6884. SR7 plus util. 933 8869. plus an acre of very private RE tfC and transp. Lg. lux., apt conv to Rts 495 & 93. WOBURN, 5 rm. apt. $450. reception area. Conference FR728 land. $92,500. Kaine & summer porch overlooking 2__ » unheated (elec. heat) apts. Furn or unfurn. Avail Sept, no util Avail Aug 1. room, a private window ^MOULTONBORO, NH BURLINGTON, Studio- Wentworth R.E. 944 9100 private grounds. $94,500. NEWFOUNDLAKE. N. H. No pets. WW. air cond. lease req. terms neg. Call STONEHAM 1 bdrm. office with all utilities. ACRE LOT FOR SALE in Kaine & Wentworth R. E. cancellation mod 2 bdrm D&D, l bdrm. $390. avail. 4593262 days or 4750451 Tastefully furnished with type apt. $360 a mo. incl. RE7-30C Moultonboro. NH. On Lake condo. $425. no util. Avail. air cond. conv. loc. 272 8628 9449100 cottage, with own 145 ft Aug. and Sept.. 2 bdrm.. eves. unlimited use of office Kanasatka. Private Beach. Aug.l. or273T482. RE730C private sandy beach. Dock, $470 avail Oct. Call 933 5651 FR-ttt equipment & secretary No boat docks and tennis LARRY BISSO RE FR728 FOR RENT READING. Victorian on raft, boat available. $325 or 935 8887 hidden charges. $13.50 per court. All utilities on the 9334036 WOBURN. Colonial Arms quiet and pretty street-8 p/wk Aug 28th. Call 851 FR83 WOBURN WINCHESTER FR729 S.F. annually. Call 245-5201 WOBURN, 2 bdrm apt . near 128 & 93. 18,2 premises. $13,000 firm. Call for appointment. heated. WW, AC, disp. HW. generous rooms with many 9660 or 1603 744 3319. WOBURN. 4 rms. Large line. Apt. In 2nd floor of READING, Nice 7 rm. bedrooms. $450 $470 272-1274. o SR7 28t FR82C Pkg. $500. a mo. No pets. RE7-30 original features-lVj baths yard. Near 938,128. No util. Victorian home. 2 bdrms. cape, business zoned, Rt. heated. Hot water, parking with marble sinks Pantry- Call 729 3788. Also, 1 bdrm. Same public transportation. Aug MAINE COTTAGE for rent No pets. $250 mo. Sec. dep, 28. Ideal for prof, office or STORAGE SPACE W. MEDFORD 6 rm brick Beautiful China closet In FR730 features, $400 a mo. 933 Springfed lake, hot water. Ideal, young married home/office, shop. Agent, UNHEATED 1st floor. 50 8, Sept No pets 933 1414. Col. 26 ft flreplaced living large dining room and row boats. 207 247 5426 or couple pref. Call alter 5. 1000 sq. ft. $200 per mo. 2nd 4962. FR8-2 room, 3 bdrms. modern STONEHAM. elderly 245-9355. FR728 much more $89,900. Kaine 617 665 8523 9331043. woman wanted to share FR82 floor 200 sq. ft. $30 per mo. WOBURN ROOM for rent. kitchen 8. bath. Near & Wentworth R.E. 944 9100 SR8-4S FR7M up to 3000 sq. ft. divided to BURLINGTON, close to rt. Winchester line $74,900. furnished apt. Must have WOBURN, Lrg. furn. Kitchen privileges, RE7-30C your needs call 438 6116. 128 8. Burlington Mall. ENJOY- remainder of WOBURN. 3 rms. $335. own bedroom set. $175 plus utilities. Included. Close to Call owner. 391 4728. studio apt. Quiet, dead end FR7 28N Prof, to share luxurious PITTSBURG. N. H. summer In the country. 4rms. $385. no utll. No pets. share utilities. Call 438 3866 Mall 8, Route 128. $50 per RE84S St. Ample pkg. WW, disp., home. incl. util. & laundry wooded acres. $6800. Greenfield. NH lake Sec. dep. Call after 4:30. afters. all util. $300 a mo. and sec. READING & WIN week Call 933 0709after 4 Call 272 2061. NORTH ANDOVER-very Magnificent views. Trout nearby. $30/wk incs rm & 935-3589. FR8 3 FR83 dep. req. Sing. prof, per CHESTER...Varied office, FR729 FR7-30 special custom built ponds, blueberries. $200 use of house, more Info 662 STONEHAM Lg.. nicely storage and commercial READING. 2 bdrm. condo. son. No pets. Avail. Aug. 1. BURLINGTON, furn. Garrison in prestigious down, $99 month to owner. 7193 furn. rm. New ww and Call for appt. after 11 am, space available. NAME ROOM - READING. compact 2 rm apt. Bdr $650. h&hw. Avail Sept. 1. neighborhood. 8 room; 4 Call 1-603-882 5390. SR7 2SS drapes. Own refrig. in rm.. THE SPACE YOU FURNISHED, carpeted, m./bth, kit. Desb. loc. Nr. STONEHAM. 1 bdrm. 688 9600. bdr.. 2 baths, .family room RES-IK cook. priv. w/new FR729 NEED...and we have it. conv. to 93 128. Quiet hospital and Mall. Call 272 LAKE OSSIPEE new condos. $495. h&hw. off kitchen. In ground pool 8 RM NE Col encl porch microwave oven. Pvt. ent. KAINE 8, WENTWORTH gentleman w/ref. 7953. after 4 pm. Chalet sips 8, comp furn 2 NO. READING, 2 bdrm. for summer fun. Special gar new kit bath FHA $60 a wk Eves. 438-6115 or R. E.944-9100. preferred. Anytime 944 FR729b baths col TV gam rm prlv condo. $600, h&hw. WOBURN, 3 bedroom furnace nice fenced yd 438 1583. FRtfC 8293. financing. Call 687 2722 for beach tennis marina golf MALDEN. studio 1 & 2 duplex, $675+. No pets. METHUEN - modern dead end st very good cond. FR8 3 FR82C details. $125,000. $300/wk fam only no pets bdrms. from $300-$456 Fee. STONEHAM F rmmt luxury 2 bed. Con RE728C By owner $67,500.665 4487 581 1460 WOBURN, 1 bedroom wanted 2 bdrm apt $230. mo STONEHAM: MODERN 2 dominium. air cond.. $500 w/h&hw. READING, BY OWNER RE7-28S SR84S apartment, $435. H & HW Incl all util nr93& 128. Call bdrm. apt. $525 month. Inc. per mo. including heat, hot WOBURN, 4 rms. in 2 fam. Ranch exc. move-in cond., READING West Side 6 rms REAL ESTATE Included, no pets. Fee. Chrlssy eves or wkends 438 heat 8, H.W. Avail. Sept. l. water & cooking. 3 min to WTNDHAM. NH. Cobbett's $400 Incl. electric, l bdrm. on corner lot w/flreplaced Dutch Cot 3 bdrm lv» baths WOBURN, 2 bedroom cape 4609 or 665 9573. No pets. Contact M. 8. R Rt. 495. parking, pool, no Pond 3 bedroom cottage, $430, w/h&hw. living room. Central AC, enclosed porch a/c vinyl fenced yard, $650+. Fee. FR728S Realty 944-7404. pets. 470-1970. screened porch. Avail. WILMINGTON, 3 bdrm. attached gar., full siding w/w carpet garage BU RLINGTON. 1 -HALL FOR RENT - FR811C FR83C Aug. 245 7198. house $675. no utlls. WANTED basement. Handy to Routes asking $89,900. Call 334 4379. bedroom, $450. includes all RED MEN, Stoneham 3 BDRM. APT. Handy loc.. WOBURN, Want mature MM BURLINGTON, 3 bdrm. 128. 93 & 28. 944-2467 or 697- after 6 pm utilities. No pets. Fee. Parties, weddings, dances, pkg. $500 month, no util. retp. person to share large HAMPTON" "BEACH. 2 ranch. $725, no utlls. 8159. RES-US 3 OR 6 FAM. WANTED. Realty World- Classic meetings etc. Rent In Write to Box 489 c/o The furnished house. Rent 8. openings left. Aug. 21-28 8. Reading Rental Service. RE7-28C Private buyer. Call 93* Realty eludes bar & bartender. Up Reading Chronicle. Box half utilities. Call 933-0084. NORTH READING Aug. 28-Sept. 4. $260 per 944-7551 MUST SELL 2 bdrm, FR7-30 3583. 935-9666 to 100 people 438 9767 240. Reading, Ma. 01867 FR7-30 WOBURN. By owner. week. 933 6036 8,933 2133. REWM24X FR7-29 FRtfs FR7 30C Great investment and deluxe condo, liv/din rm & SRMS28 BURLINGTON, unfurn. READING, 1 bdrma ptr. PRIVATE PARTY wants moneymaker. 5 bdrm. kit, lg. bathrm.. balcony, rm. for rent In private WOBURN', 1 bedroom, WAREHOUSE SPACE fo READING - homey 1 priv. entrs. all utils. small NORTH CONWAY area. 4 one or more house lots or brick fr. col. Excel, cond. air cond.. appliances inc.. home for responsible male. modern kitchen & bath. Off sublet up to 6000 sq ft. with bdrm. apt. Carpet, perfect for 1 person. Ref., bdrm. chalet weekly. $250 acreage in Woburn or Income $10,800 per yr. conv. to 93 8 128. asking Nr. rte. 62 & Middlesex street parking. Available truck loading dock. parking. $325. NO utils.. no sec. dep.. lease req. No dtp. req. Close to all ma|or vicinity. Will pay top dollar Tenants pay util. $69.900.1- $58,000 Call before 7 p.m. Turnpike. Call Ritchie of Aug. 8. $300 plus utilities. $3.6Q/sq. ft. Call John 246- pets. 1st & last, leave name pets $395. Marsan Assoc. attrac. Call after 4:30 pm; with spot cash. 933 4819. Call 935 1452 or 935-2148. 603 669 1170 or 933 5255. 324-3375 Lirida, 272 7648. 3700. & number. 947 0064. 933-1887. 935-5465. RMllx FR82 R E 7 2 8 RE729N SR7-30 FR8 3 FR82C FR730C FRf ■ ' . / t « ^^^^^^M —— ^^^MHM RBIBHBJRBBBBBBBBBJHBflBIBBBBl PAGE S-14-WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. 1982 Supplement »o D*tv Ttmw * ChroWek* (Woburn. Reading Winches**, turllngton. W«fcei>*id> Lynnfleid Villager. No Reeding Trenecrl**. Wilmjngton & Towkibury TownCf ler. Stonehjm Independent BURLINGTON DODGE* Open" House July 30, 1982 Hi i To Aug. 11, mi Come See Us Under the "Big Top" ONLY FROM NEW ENGLAND'S LEADING DODGE DEALER! OUR GREATEST EVERY NEW CAR AND TRUCK IN OUR SALE EVER IS OUR WAY OF SAYING INVENTORY WILL BE SOLD FOR ONLY THANK YOU FOR MAKING US NEW ENGLAND S OVER THE TOTAL LEADING DODGE DEALER OF DEALERS COST* (INCLUDES FREIGHT) •JC Plus Standard 3% Factory fcjoldback and Dodge Advertising Association Assessment. Holdback is Returned to Dealer — TOTAL DEALER'S COST WILL BE MARKED ON EVERY WINDSHIELD FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR OR TRUCK THROUGH US AND WE WILL MAKE YOUR FIRST CAR PLUS! PAYMENT FOR YOU!** ** Requires Your Good Credit. Minimum 20% Down Payment Minimum Term 24 Months, Maximum Term 48 Months. FREE 5 YEAR, 50,000 MILE PROTECTION PLAN FROM PLUS! CHRYSLER ON ALL i OMESTIC• CARS: 100% FACTORY PAID REBATES PLUS! ON ALL DODGE IMPORTS Brand New 1982 Colt 2 Dr. Brand New Brand New Brand New 1982 Omni Miser 4 Dr. 1982 Aries 2 Dr 1982 Aries Wagon Stk.No.7035 Stk. No. 8135 Stk. No. 8217 . ...Xi'T^X OVER 350 Dealer Cost •4913.95 Plus 3% Holdback 152.31 Dodge Adv. Assoc. 65.00 Dealer Cost $5468.20 Dealer Cost '6060.24 Dealer Cost •7023.21 ICARS AND TRUCKS Dealer Profit 12.00 Plus 3% Holdback 168.36 Plus 3% Holdback 190.77 Plus 3% Holdback 231.091 Sale Price 5143.26 Dodge Adv. Assoc. 65.00 Dodge Adv. Assoc. 65.00 Dodge Adv. Assoc. 65.00 IN STOCK AND ON Factory Rebate — 400.00 Dealer Profit 12.00 Dealer Profit 12.00 Dealer Profit 12.00 Your Net Price Sale Price Sale Price , Sale Price THE WAY s4743 26 S57I3 Si $6328 n s733l 30 "^^rT"* FULL SERVICE DEALERSHIP PLUS! WE HAVE AN SALES. PAHTS. SERVICE. BODY EXCELLENT SELECTIOII OF CLEAN, | |SH0P. DAILY RENTALS AVAILABLE] DEPENDABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED USED CARS TO OUR CUSTOMERS 90 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE ACROSS FROM BURLINGTON MALL BURLINGTON 272-8680 \ • ■ (i