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. Andover (Near AY.P) Andover Street Will Be Improved By BPW !‘ SI Resurfacing of Andover st. and sheen river and Shawsheen square tr. 'It:1%1111i consideration of improved street was reviewed by the board and : tit lighting were matters which came tabled until a full hoard is present. before the board of public works When these lights have been set .AR BY Monday evening. Present at the lip, there will be a complete session were Chairman Alexander white way along Main st. from 4 EXPERTS g A. Henderson, Francis F'. Riley Phillips Academy through Shaw- and Mason F. Arnold. Members sheen square. Albert A. Cole and David Thom- report on Elm st. lighting $1500 to $1750). son were missing, the former improvement was also tabled until tCH ORCANIZATION being on a military duty tour while the full board is present. ity and style... the latter has been ill. Approved for better lighting ()MUCH CAR GUIDE The board received a request were Arthur rd., Marilyn dr., Mary ice class and has from Raytheon for additional Lou In., Suncrest rd., Judson rd., street lighting on York at. due to Forbes In., Stevens cir., Hag- CARS ILLUSTRATED increased traffic through the gett's Pond rd., Bailey rd., Pleas- ,houlder room .. opening of the new enlarged ant st., Boutwell rd., High Plain Cadillac...ride parking area. The hoard voted to rd., Gleason st. and Locke st. ;ood." trim tree foliage around the York Also held for a full board meet- ANIX ILLUSTRATED st. lights and see if this will ing were Abbot st. and Alden rd. brighten the area before taking in regard to additional lighting. froni$1695 steps for additional installations. The members approved an ex- whIttwallt—ootIonal emirs Recommendations were received penditure of $4,600.74 for the re- r from the Merrimack-Essex Electric surfacing of Andover st., from the company for improved lighting on Shawsheen river to Woburn st. several streets. The board has agreed to meet These reports were in answer with officials of the Merrimack- to a request by the board for a Essex Electric company ;ext. survey of lighting on certain Monday evening at which time the streets. company's plans for the improve- The installation of mercury ment of the electric system in the vapor lights between the Shaw- town will he explained in detail. OPEN HOUSE — The new home of the dial system on Elm st. to serve Andover. Here Paul Julian, equipment installer, John Lee, equipment production supervisor, Mrs. Ethel Sullivan, chief operator, Philip Finnegan, dial traffic manager, and William Chicoine, manager, chat be- Youngster hurt As Family fore the master test center equipment at the local headquarters. ( Leone) MILT OF FIVE! Car Rolls Against House Telephone Dialing Starts Aug. 17 5 lib. For Residents Of Andover Area 'res. In a little more than three • TEL. 1084 weeks, Andover telephone users will be directly dialing their num- Station bers. The new system goes into Playground Children TIL 9 P.M. effect on Sunday, Aug. 17 from the company's new building on Elm st. ILABLE The present Andover switch- Enjoy Annual Picnic board was placed in service on October 24, 1914 replacing a Some 500 Andover children fro- magneto board, which had re- licked 'Tuesday at the annual Australians quired the subscriber to use the playground picnic at Canobie Lake old crank-type telephones. The Park. The day was ideal as far as newer board consisted of four both the weather and the enjoy- Inspect Town positions for handling local calls ment of the children went. and of one position for the com- Seven buses and a large number pletion of the few toll calls which of private cars transported the Water System things- went through the office in those children from the five playgrounds, On Tuesday morning, the days. The board served 383 cus- Central, Ballardvale, Indian Ridge, tomers lines and 597 phones in Superintendent of the Water De- Shawsheen and West Center. All partment, Donald C. Bassett, homes and businesses. This was buses reassembled at the Central DOVER! a substantial increase over the entertained two prominent guests School area for final instructions from the Commission of Public 47 lines and 156 telephones of before the happy children headed 10 years prior which is the earliest Works, Victoria, Australia, Mr. for the park at 10:30 a.m. IL 11. Richmond and Mr. E. M. of a finger and the record available today of the The group arrived at Canobie exchanges size. Walker who are on a tour of the the woy to paint, Lake Park at 11 a.m. and the country and in Massachusetts, Mr. n windows, fresher, In addition to handling the sub- children had their picnic lunches W. 13. Davis of the State Public and even to spray cribers local traffic, the operating with milk furnished by the Recrea- Ilealth Department accompanied tion committee. The mad rush to (Continued on Page II) them. the amusement area was then on. Victoria has a population of :STROP: When the funds of most of the youngsters had been exhausted, a (Continued on Page 11) Hornets Nests program of Bingo with candy bars ray SME • as prizes proved very popular. MY FOOT HURTS — Young Richard Piercy of Bakers In. tried Mosquitoes Softball also took the attention of PARKING FEE rolling his fathers' car in the family drive-way Monday evening, Rose Bush Insects a number of the children. These HAS GONE UP $ You can't take chances : before he could stop the moving vehicle the auto brushed Weeds activities were carried out at the small, white printed signs against the wall of his house catching his foot between hinges s ith the health and wel- picnic shed and adjacent playfield. Pesky Roaches began appearing in Andover's of the car door. The fire department ambulance as well as two Races for all ages followed at fare of your household. • parking meters this week with police cruisers responded to the call. When asked if he wanted 2:30 p.m. with candy bars as the warning "Use Only Always buy DRUGS in a prizes after which ice cream was Nickles." The price of to go to the hospital in the ambulance, Richard replied "No! I served to all picnickers. want to go ;o bed." ( The extent of injuries were lacerations to drug store. And bring parking went up as workmen At 3 p.m. the buses reloaded for from the meter company con- the left foot) In the photo are Deputy Chief John Cole, Richard, your Doctor's prescrip- (Continued on Page 1:1,:ht) verted the boxes to nickle being comforted by his mother, Mrs. George Piercy, while came as ows tions to this pharmacy. • meters. The action neighbors look on. (Leone) the result of a vote by the :001 Fires VACUUM CLEANERS Prompt, precise coin- • board of selectmen recently. le Air $29.95 Ladies' Auxiliary held its annual pounding is our spe- Although pennies can no )1 All Makes reception to its officers at the longer be used, officials feel Reception By is cialty. • Allston V.F.W. headquarters, that the cost of parking to the Saturday July 19. Colors! COLE PAINT public will average about the State V.F.W. Mrs. Elizabeth Cefelo of Dor- Is MAIN .;I'111.1.1' ILL. 1156 same as before. chester, department president and • her officers which include, Mrs. Auxiliary Bertha Folley, department senior to 1.89 CALL 1943 vice president, a member of the The Department of Massachu- local V.l'.W. Auxiliary 2128, were setts Vr•terans of Forisi,, Wars entertained at this reception. Mrs. Volley also attended it District President's Conference REAL ESTATE in the morning which was followed OUR ONLY 13USINL SS by a luncheon served by'the Dor- "FAR HORIZONS" JOHN HEWITT chester V. F. W. Auxiliary. The Council of Administration of the 160E,, f-urniture Dept. of Mass. V.F.W Auxiliary SE L ()MA 10 RITA HEWITT convened in the afternoon. DALTON Associate lic.rlt,r Among those attending from 8 ELM ST. ANDOVER Andover for the evening . affair TELS. PHARMACY $1111313r — were: Mrs. George Symonds, senior MAIN AT PAPP< `1. 124 Cross St., Lawrence Property Management vice president of the Andover TEL. MO 5-5023 TLL. 10/ THE TOWNSMAN TELS. 973-1834 ( Continued on Page Five) - 1727 , )pen Evenings

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session at the West Church was fttecoscrociocesoosocxx Vacation brought to a close on last 1. rida!, , -)0.0 I when a picnic and outing was Bible Study held at the Cherry Hill Farm. Over 50 children took advantage of the The two weeks' daily Vacation 1• two weeks' session. On last Bible school which has been in Thursday night at 7 a display of ANDOVER the handiwork done by the children owmpic.fi ANDOVE was shown the parents and friends and a program was also put on by TOWNSMAN PLAYH • USE.I" the children. Refreshments were Established 1887 NOW THRU TUESDAY served following the program. The following teachers gave of their Eve,/ THE BRIDGE ON time and talents to the project: Mrs. James Holt, Mrs. Vahev 70 Main Street, Arlo.. THE RIVER KWAI culezian, Mrs. James Bravacos, Entered as Second ;lass The A• : Miss Jane Deslloches, Sandra -.ver Post - Alec Price tot "t,wart, Mrs. William Stewart, 35.0:.- Year Sessue Hayakawa Irving E. Ficgers !rotice: During encia,lee.-• Lawrence Tuttle, Mrs. Philip :. I flumes, Mrs. Donald Ward, Mrs. D3via E. Young :tie Bridge 5n The River • •• --.-xtra matinee shown ea--. it. L. Smith, Mrs. Francis Morgan, niv it 1:45: \Irs. William Dellart, Mrs. Robert •;7::onj B. Dec. asseau Screenings Paul, Mrs. Norman Viehmann and Sun: 2:05; 5:05; 8:05. NATIONAL EDITORIAL mats Judith Silva. at 2:75. Evehmas at 7:53 \-2,40 A (SI Crl-A T 7(53 N (J Adults: • Eve - - • r iny.: Holding the hands that saved her life is Mrs. Albert E. 00000000000000000000000 Wed thr, - -;/2 Crouch, the former Niss Nancy L. Calvert, 534 No, 102nd st., 11/10.,115\ zae to length of Pro ,,zrr., Everar,4 Seattle, Wash. Her husband, Albert E. Crouch, left, son of Mr. CORRESPUN III N fs ,:now starts at 7:3:. Sat. (ter " $50 to $2,000 and Mrs. Glenn V. Crouch of Teresita, Mo., and shipmates !rain 1:45; Wed Mat. 1:45 nest Parish Tel. 2445 Larry W. Overton, center, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Over- Mrs. Sarah Lewis VERTIGO ANDOVER FINANCE ton of Route 1, Carlisle, Iowa, and Thomas P. Heard, sort of 1tallardvale Tel. 267M - Technicolor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Heard, 123 No. Main st., rescued her James Stewart - Kim Novak COMPANY Mrs. Ruth Green wed, Thurs f. Fri Eves at 9:00 from Lake Washington at Seattle June 16, when Crouch saw her Shawsheen Tel. 1943 Ned Mat 3:15; .,at. 1:45; 5:20; 8:5'. disappear beneath the surface and come up calling for help. Musgrove Buil Jing Mrs. Crouch callapsed when brought ashore by the men and allow him to build a dwelling COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY approximately 10 feet from the (Entrance Also From Lobby) artificial respiration was administered for several minutes side lot lines on his property at VOIR ELM SQ. ANDOVER 1998 before she regained consciousness. The three men are serving Sherry dr. At the hearing held voters v, together aboard the radar picket ship USS Haverfield, operating May 15, opposition was registered George . out of Seattle. to the petition. 'The board denied the petition of the I the Andover regulations. This is under a section of the zoning H process. big capacity Appeals Board the plan for the Housing for the law "a side yard not less Elderly unit to be constructed off 15 feet in clear width may not be Comm1 Holds Meeting Chestnut st. under the housing permitted except in specific cases SPACEMAKER authority. where existing lots are less than New I petition front the Andover Roscoe M. Johnson, 127 Chand- the minimum width prescribed by Several pushbutton electric range 1 Housing Authority for a variance ler rd., petitioned the board for a the zoning by-law and in such of the town's zoning law was variance to allow him to divide cases a side yard not less than by the Si among five considered by the his property in order to sell an 10 feet in width may be permitted meeting la 41.-- • • ...1111111r.r appeals board at a meeting last undersized lot in an industrial Arnold , . • by the board of appeals." Thursday evening at the town area. Evidence presented at the hear- elected 0 partment cif house. All were taken under Atty. Anna M. Greeley, acting ing showed the board that an advisement. for Marion E. Matthews, sought a enforcement of the provisions of recommend '-'0111W The Housing Authority peti- variance allowing the division of the by-law involve only financial of Schools tioned for a variance in the zoning land at 10 Marland st., Hallardvale hardship since no dwelling has will teach by-law to allow the building of a into two lot lines, with the lines been built on the lot, the decision mathematic multiple dwelling on a lot with less than those required by the reads. hill school an area less than that required by Andover zoning by-laws. -Alfred W. Fuller, chairman, Academy, N- An application of Joseph W. and Edward P. Hall arid Joseph of arts college. NEW LOW-COST Joan E. Watson, 21 Sutherland st. Bacigalupo, of the board, handed sought the board's approval for a down the decisions. Haverhill building on lots with areas less Willis 1 BASEROARD HEATING than required. In other decisions made by the Vt., was Alphee Letourneau, 78 Osgood board, permission to change the school me st., petitioned the board to permit lot line between property owned department the location of a single family by Arthur IL Lewis, 183 Lowell as princif dwelling on back land in the rear st. and the property of the West in that c of a lot owned by him on the east Parish Congregational church and three year: side of Osgood st. a petition by Robert S. Leathers, for 10 year Joseph Ilacigalupo acted as to combine eight lots into four on ton scho: chairman of the board in the ab- Alderbrook rd., were granted. bachelor sence of regular chairman Alfred llowdoin Presert at the hearings arts and were Edward Hall, secretary and grees from Robert Zollner. A vacal REMOVABLE OVEN DOOR )PLAY-DON'S department 303 lofts off easily so you can reach AmvRICAN-c$tavdard LIVE BETTER s"... J. Theriau every part of the oven Appeals Board and clean HEATRIM PANELS Flowers For All Occasions teach btu, conveniently high schoo Decisions 35 LO,VELL ST. TEL. 70 schools, Permission to operate a board- academic GENERAL ELECTRIC ing kennel at 248 Andover st. and ers colleg, tional stud Enjoy fast, safe and thrifty cooking in a a petition for a variance to build a ..,:g17117,:ilneenrlue::s :"'eIesP:17aPwocurealealri::o:::::::7rstah1biloheeanet:i house within 10 feet of side lot Ile has be fresh, cool kitchen with this fully auto- 199" wooden baseboards . . give you lines on Sherry Drive, has been N. Y. more wall space . give you more matic, space-saving, 30-inch range. It Buy Yours On denied by the zoning board of Mrs. Jo. decorativeta freedom. has all the features that bring complete BUDGET TERMS appeals. 236 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCi at., Lawri teacher in cooking satisfaction. W.H. Irving J. Moss requested the 92 SO. BROADWAY LAWRENCE permission of the board to operate Shawsheen the hoarding kennel. A hearing was Everything For MERRIMACK-ESSEX ELECTRIC C0.0--°:,,,,a,b held on the request May 15. WELCH In its decision the board found PART OF NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM 'IttletW\-- 0:02==i1 COMPANY that the proposed use of the pro- FLOORS & WALLS perty for a dog kennel would be -"YOUR BIGGEST PLUMBING & HEATING a violation of a section of the ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP HOUSEHOLD BARGAIN TEL. 128 zoning by-law. Such a business is not permitted in a single residence BROADLOOM district, the decision stated. In denying the request, the Large selection of 12 Ft. board stated it felt that granting Width Rolls - Priced f rom of the relief would amount to an $3.99 Sq. Yd. amendment to the zoning by-law which is not within its power. Henry Grillo petitioned the FLOOR TILES board for a variance which would

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Hall, Marjorie Ganley, hloira Party Held For Sullivan, Jeffrey Flail, Jerry F leischli, Allen Henderson, Army Enlistee Joseph I.aurenza, Rand Gesing, Donald hicAnern, Mary Taylor and I 1,• ,b•ri,k II. 11,11, son of Mr. Fred Hall. • ,um) Airs. Russell Ball, II Ilall Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN liallardvale, enlisted in the nited States .Army June 2S for :stoblished 1887 a period of three years, for duty with the Corps of Engineers. Ile is shed Every stationed at Fort Dix, N.J. Hall Street, Andover, was graduated from Andover High by is Second Class School in June. Andover Post -Dftice Fred was tendered a "going Cole er Copy $5.00 per Year .,way" party by friends at the Porter Irving E. Rogers home of Miss Mary Taylor of Hall David E. Young ave. Ile was presented a gift by the gathering. A social evening .. Raymond 0, was enjoyed and refreshments served. NAL EDITORIAL Among those attending were Roberta MacCausland, Patricia CAN-CRP4 A 5'5'0 C rrA T hap Daily, Cynthia Mandros, Ruth July 28 — August 9

•AFFIUATE MEM HERMAN TAYLOR NOW Pia:king )0000000CXX3000400 MOVERS Girl Crazy .n; 1N, LOCAL MOVERS, NO I )1, tRLSPONDFATS TO:: 11MAI I . sh Tel. 2445 HERBERT KRAUSS Irs. Sarah Lewis 261 BEACON STREET WA 2-8500 BOX 62, Beverly ale Tel. 267M AND. 1785 - MU 6-6654 Tickets: Elander and Swanton Mrs. Ruth Green en Tel. 1943 n to build a dwelling tely 10 feet from the lines on his property at VOTING REGISTRATION - Shown registering at the Town Clerk's office are these new At the hearing *held voters who must register before August 8 to be eligible for voting in the Sept. 9 primaries. Here pposition was registered George Jospert, Katherine Stirling, Betty Combs, Mrs. George A. L. Brown, services chairman ition. and denied the petition. of the league of woman voters, Peter Brown, and Town Clerk, George Winslow go through t he ection of the zoning by- process. ( tide yard not less than clear width may not be Committee Elected The Rev. Darrell W. Holland, is night. Mr. Lowe has moved to except in specific cases pastor of the Riverside Congrega- Andover and is now a resident of sting lots are less than New Teachers tional church, Lawrence. She Temple place, which meets the 'um width prescribed by attended Akron Ohio schools and requirement that the school bus ig by-law and in such Several teachers were appointed received her bachelor of arts be operated and owned by an side yard not less than by the School Committee at its degree front Eastern Nazarene Andover resident. width may be permitted meeting last week. They included: college. She has had four years 'The next meeting of the com- ird of appeals." Arnold "tins of Ilaverhill was teaching experience in Ohio and mittee will be held September 9. e presented at the hear- elected to the mathematics de- Kansas school systems. partment of the high school on red the board that an An elementary school vacancy nt of the provisions of recommendation of Superintendent was filled with the appointment Has Drawing of Schools Edward 1. Erickson. lie PI involve only financial of Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald of Haver- since no dwelling has will teach Algebra I, and applied hill, to the second grade at the At Worcester on the lot, the decision mathematics. A graduate of !laver- South School. A graduate of Lynn hill schools and Governor Drummer schools, she received a de&ree kniong the exhibits at the Vtor- g. Fuller, chairman, Academy, he received his bachelor front Salem Teachers College. She cester Art Museum during the Hall and Joseph I. of arts degree from Amherst has had further studies at Boston period of July 17 - Sept. 19, will college. lie was employed in 3, of the board, handed Teachers college and courses at be one by Justin Curry of Andover. lecisioas. Haverhill schools last term. 51.1.T. She has been teaching for The work is a charcoal drawing Millis V. Cray of Island Pond, nine years, the last four of which "Linda". decisions made by the Vt., was elected to the high have been in the Haverhill school The local artist is the son of rmission to change the school mathematics and science system. She will be a resident of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Curry, 90 between property owned departments. He has been serving Andover in the fall. Chestnut street. IL Lewis, 183 Lowell as principal of the high school Miss Alice P. McMahon of he property of the 11est in that community for the past Arlington will fill the position of PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Hobert L. Lewis .ngregational church and three years and has been teaching girls physical education instructor and daughters, Lynnette and Elsie by Robert S. leathers, for 10 years. A graduate of Little- in the junior high school. A gra- Carol of Mexico City, Mexico are e eight lots into four on ton schools, he received his duate of Arlington schools, she visiting Mr. and Mrs. Randolph rd., were granted. bachelor of arts degree from attended Regis College and re- llowdoin college and master of Perry and daughters of High st., ceived her degree from Sargent Ballardvale. arts and master of education de- College, women's physical educa- grees from Boston University. tion department of Boston Univer- A vacancy in the commercial sity. She has done practice teach- PLAYDON'S department will be filled by Louis ing in Winchester. J. Theriault of Danvers, who will In other matters before the com- rs For All Occasions teach business subjects in the mittee, resi,,nations were accepted high school. A graduate of Danvers from Mrs. Kathleen J. Coombs of :LL ST. TEL. 70 schools, he received his higher the commercial department in the academic training at Salem Teach- high school and Alice M. Bisbee ers college and has pursued addi- of the social studies department tional study at Cornell University. of the junior high school. Ile has been teaching at Moravia, Satisfied that James M. Lowe N. Y. would fulfill the specifications \lrs. Joanne Holland, 23 Smith listed for the school bus contract iEX ST. LAWRENCE st., Lawrence, was appointed a conditionally awarded him at the led TEMPLE'S ROADWAY LAWRE- H teacher in the kindergarten of the last meeting, the committee formal- Shawsheen school. Her husband ly approved the contract Tuesday rything For TOP TEN

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1Y58 4 him by his mother. A AT CAMP MAUDE EATON South Church happy ti t,r Elaine Demers, Nancy Colpitts, was had by the little folks who Kit Ackermann and Janet Letters - 1-11f CI-11JUCUIES Music Director played games out-of-doors. Re- of Girl Scout Troop 110 are at AT 1 freshments of ice cream and birth- Keith II. Gould of ',(l lied day cake were enjoyed by Andrea Camp Maude Eaton for a two week the Late Service on Sundays. Mem- period. St. Augustine' s Church Spring rd. has accepted the posi- Liddy, Linda Penney, Michael REV. HENRY H. UMI I : bers and friends are invited to a tion as director of music at the and Richard Fitzgerald, Douglas SATURDAY: Confessions I t” Refreshment Hour in the Parish South Church. Mr. Gould is married Hinman, Russell MacLeish and 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.n.. House following the Late Service. to the former Lois Craig and they Mark and David Treshinsky, CESSPOOL sr NDAN ‘I asses f.:.I0, 0, 0 , 10, Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson will be the have one daughter. He will assume hostess. 11 and 12. his duties on Sept. 1, replacing WATER OK Christian Science Society Lou R. Steigler, who has resigned St. Joseph's Church The results of the bacterial PUMPING b Locke Street) to accept another position in examination of samples of water (dailardvate) DAY: 9:30 a.m.Sunday School. Pittsfield. collected recently from the Pomps Electric Drcuri Clenning 9 o'clock. SU:\ SUNDAY: Mass at II a.m. church service. Subject of Mr. Gould received his Bachelor Pond Bathing Beach area by the Confessions heard before Mass. 4,- lesson sermon: "Truth". of Science Degree in 1954 from Andover Board of Health showed R. E. ANDREWS that the water was of Christ Church Heading room, 66 Main st. open Arizona State College and his suitable Master of Music Degree in 1955 quality FIEV. URN S. Mr,SES, Rector p.m., Monday through bacteriologically for Tel. Andover 3499 12:30 to 4 public battling. Rth Sunday after Friday, except holidays. Friday from I3oston University. His music SUNDAY: experience includes one year at Trinity. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. evenings 7 to 9. the Marsh Corner Community UNLICENSED DOGS MASON F. ARNOLD 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- Sgt. William R. Hickey who Sermon, Mr. Hill. Sermon Title: Church in Methuen as organist and ings 8 p.m. director of two choirs. He is serves as Andover's dog officer, Independent Sales Agent "On Revolting Against Religion." Cochran Chapel began a search for unlicensed Text: "Ilow shall we escape, if presently serving as director of Specializing in REV. A. GRAHAM BALDWIN, Minister music at the First Congregational dogs Thursday following the we neglect so great salvation." Wednesday deadline he established ENGLISH-BUILT Hebrews 2:3. There will be com- SUNDAY: 7 p.m. Vesper Service. Church of Danvers. While in college, Mr. Gould was for the procuring of licenses from FORDS petent baby-sitting service during South Church active in a cappella choir, the the town clerk. Sgt. Hickey said Foreign & Domestic REV. FREDERICK R. NOSS, Pastor band and the Northern Arizona that there are a few unlicensed USED CARS Window Shades—Traverse Rods canines in the community and he SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Morning Wor- Symphony Orchestra. Since gra- Venetian Blinds by the Rev. George duation, he has led a number of will have them picked up. Before you buy, take ad- ship conducted C IT one d—Re-taped—R e-C o r ded Sherer Noss PhD. Services during sacred oratorios and cantatas vantage of my 25 years of including a Christmas presentation automobile sales and service July will be held in Fellowship ANTIQUES RESTORED S.A. Shiepe Co., inc. Hall. by the combined church senior Arlo tore repaired curd Refinished experience at no cost to you. NOTES: This notice will be the youth of Danvers. in An, ::• or ' • :••rn Finishes 15 Elm St. Tel. 2321 227 Hampshire Sr. — MU 2- 7103 same for all Sundays in July. Mr. Gould will have full res- I. rep I ,timates ponsibility for the entire musical The North Parish Church program in the South Church, with John S. Gail by JACK SPIRES ( unitarian) — North Andover special emphasis on the turd r Stagir "Dek-O-Rate" TEL. MU 3-6702 REV. E.A. BROWN JR., Minister development of the three choirs House ru already in existence. SUNDAY: 9 a.m. Morning Ser- ringed vice of Worship. Sermon by the • DIAMONDS building WHERE DID MY minister. Music by a trio con- Services At UMBRELLA sisting of Walter Gerstenberger, HIT YOU.' RECEP" SPIRES' V iolin; Martha Gerstenberger, West Parish JOHN H.GRECOE Cello; Arlene Gerstenberger, V.F.W. I AND GET AN EYEFUL On next Sunday morning at the YOU'LL 8E SURPRISED AT Organ. (Cant THEIR FAIRNESS AND 9:30 service of Worship at West 40 ,VA I",4 ST. rHJ".l o30 EFFICIENCY. Andover Baptist Church Parish Church the Rev. James R!••.r. DONALD J. RYDE1:, u.utor Pirie of Billerica will preach the Lorraine I Ilerbert R. \ DAY: 10 a.m. Morning Wor- sermon and Nelson Riley will be SAKRETE The ne ship Service. Guest preacher, Mr. the soloist. James Holt will be Ready-Mused the Deacon in charge of the ushers. for the V• .1. Arthur Cunningham of the Cement or Mott', a hospita Valley Camp of the \L•rrimac be cond Gideons. Soloist, Mrs. Arthur 80 lb. Birthday Party 1.65 Folley, Weaver. Sunday Church School for BAG at the Par Beginners and Primaries in the For 6-Year-Old Godtiti, c church parlor, and Nursery for Tel. MU 6-61.;', at the infants and small children at the Jonathan Mosher, son all \Ir. and I Hospital parsonage, 24 Central st. Mrs. William Mosher recently spe: celebrated his sixth birthday and Free Church chairmen in his honor a part, was tendered' PAINT&,,WALLPAPER :iEV. HORACE SEEDON, Pastor he tiresenu TOURA/NE PAINTS •SetathaotWALLFMP4R SUNDAY: 10:15 a.m. Rev. Eg- hert W. A. Jenkinson, minister- delu3'4,;3-11 WAMPSWIRE es,COMMON STREET Too Many Polities. • • Dam 43 emeritus of the First Church, as- sociate minister of the First Con- By C gregational Church of Lowell; and You show good judgment in buying insurance to IS OUR BUSINESS' A "HOME FINANCING guest minister at the Free Church protect you from financial loss. But you may have aver .BLit (luring the month of July, will too many policies. They may overlap, may leave you conclude his series of sermons on unprotected in some places. You have more complete I ligines the theme "The Drama of God's protection at minimum cost when you let us combine the fire Dealing with Man". This week your coverage in modern "package'' policies. May Deputy his subject will be "The Word of dttribuiteul START God Seeking Man," and the text is we show you how? "I had heard Thee by the hearing of the ear, but now my eyes see Thee." This series of four ser- SMAFT IFILACC. INC. mons have all been based on the OUT Book of Job. Donald Amy, organist 9i1,4 1;ve,nsVice will play for the prelude "Adora- R OVER tion" by Purvis; the postlude, BANK BUILDING ANDOVER T El "Toccata" in I); and special RIGHT music will be "I Am Thy God," sung by John Carver. Bev. Horace Seldon will preach next Sunday. REINHOLD'S -- VALUE with a I' RSO N AL Miss Carol %larruczi of Hall ave. has been attending the Youth program at Rolling Ridge, No. Direct Reduction Mortgage Andover. UYS in JULY

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264 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE Service Station TEL. MU 3-0830 JOE CONNOR, Prop. 15 E. ( _M I REINHOLD'S ANDOVER ASSETS OVER 510,000,000 13-15 MAIN ST. TEL. 78 TEL. 712 ire 1,10r, S t. tt Liteen Stomps THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 5 his mother. A happy tin, by the little folks whr ON CARIBBEAN CRUISE one selected from the Lowell Unit games out-of-doors. Ile- Lester Dixon Jr., son of Mr. for the cruise. lie boarded the its of ice cream and birth- and Mrs. Lester Dixon of Pleasant ship in New York on June 29 and e were enjoyed by Andrea st., is on a month's cruise around they are stopping at ports in the 1.inda Penney, Michael the Caribbean sea, lie is with the Virgin Islands, Dominican Repub- :hard Fitzgerald, Douglas U. S. Naval Reserve on the Colombia, Canal Zone and Hassell Macl.eish and lic, I David Treshinsky. ussT Parker and he is the only Cuba.

OK results of the bacterial Lion of samples of water NOW! recently from the ['tulips i1 taii~1er athing Beach area by the Board of Health showed YArrol_ water was of suitable 7r,i10(.--sO bacteriologically for athing. Stuanion ENSED DOGS William II. Ilickey who • • 11 • I I) as Andover's dog officer, a search for unlicensed Thursday following the ay deadline he established 3rocuring of licenses from clerk. Sgt. Ilickey said ire are a few unlicensed in the community and he e them picked op. QUES RESTORED MEN'S & BOYS'

I rev I ,timate, )hn S. Gail CLOTHING Staging was up around two familiar downtown buildings this week for repair work. The Town EEL. MU 3-6702 House roof was cared for from a staging on Barnard st., (right) while the U. S. Post Office was DIAMONDS I ringed with steel pipes to make possible repairs to the parapet which trims the top of the building. i left) MEN'S RECEPTION BY to an oil burner. Damage was spectacles have been turned in N H.GRECOE to the station and the owner.- V.F.W. WOMEN caused to the partition, ceiling 'a Clef — and overhead wiring. Smoke en- may claim them on proper iden- t:,intinued from Page One) tered the adjoining stores of tification. N ST. PHONE oou 1,i•.11, Auxiliary 2128, Miss SUITS George E. Bubar's Laundromat Lorraine Beliveau, Herbert k. and and Bobbie's Fur store. The relief Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Herbert IL Volley. was at 5:05 p.m. >AKRETE The next big event scheduled ODD Ready-Mixed for the V.F. W. Department will be GLASSES AWAIT 4 Tbe4 IP( Cement ,r Mortqr a hospital committee meeting to OWNERS AT STATION 7( DRIVE • IN LOT 4 on • h. be conducted by Mrs. Bertha The Police Station resembles '22"• 1a 65 Folley, Dept. Hospital Director, an optometrist's office these NOW SHOWING at the Parker House, Aug. 8. John days, as many pairs of glasses VALUES TO 55.00 Goddu, chief recreation director await a claimant. Several dozen _Limes Stewart TeI.MU 6-61t at the Veterans Administration Kim Novak Hospital at Bedford will be the guest speaker. All V.F.A. hospital PEGGY J. ANONEY1 chairmen throughout the state will MEN'S be present. %t UV SALON VERTIGO CLOSED ••••.. es• . Damage Caused MONDAYS - PLUS - SUMMER SUITS • Complete Beauty Care Nat "King" Cole 'ing insurance to By Cellar Fire by Shawsheen's Newest Eartha Kitt DACRON & RAYON ut you may have A I,t,• in the cellar of the And- hair stylist, consultant p, may leave you over -.tationery store, 22 Essex 8, lecturer. t. at 3:43 p.m. Sunday sent ve more complete Children', hair styled cuts REG. ngines 1 and 3 and Ladder I of "ST. LOUIS u let us combine 39.95 I ie fire department to the scene. MRS. D %NM u. JOI DV, Prop t policies. May Deputy Chief Charles Murnane 5 Lowell St. Tel. 1639 BLUES" '34" ,!trihnted the fire to a leaky line WOOL 6 DACRON or $4489 TAR, INC. WOOL 6 MOHAIR ice REG. 53.50 V lit 4 14 9 . ▪ . AN[ . BOYS' WEAR BARGAINS VALUE Buy Now For Back To School GABARDINE GABARDINE [MAT SUITS SUITS In Navy and Brown In Navy and Brown SIZES 9 to 12 SIZES 13 to 20 WERE 1 4.89 WERE 17 19.95 26.50 .89 BOYS' WOOL SUITS GRAY OR TAN

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6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 lion deserves wide reading. For weeks: Lltra-Miniature Photo- Mr. and Mrs. John Gorrie and it warns the American people that graphy, Cooper, Picture History 01 their son, Jack of High Plain rd., Moral Of This Story: our intellectual leadership of the Painting, Janson; Degas Dancers, spent the past weekend as guests 1 Browse; Elizabethans At of Mr. and Mrs. James Eaton at world will be lost and our very Home, freedom threatened unless they Through 1athescope their summer home at Kennebunk- Ogilvy; woWorldrld Tpac port, Me. Trees Won't Protect You begin to realize that we must *— hee1, Through build a new strength into our World Law, Clark; "Pie Greek A large oak tree came into after it has been hit by lightning. Experience, Bowra; Guidance For flower this spring and the leaves Not all bolts shatter a tree. Like nation through an educational serve the Today's Schools, Foster; Work unfolded on schedule. Suddenly the oak this spring, lightning may system which will And Contemplation, Steere; A the tree died. kill the cambium tissue, or the purposes of a free society as Cottage In The Country, Arkell; Dead leaves and flowers were roots. Or it may loosen the bark effectively as the Soviet eduoa- The Arctic Year, Freuchen; Life which then dries out. Lightning tion serves the purposes of still clinging to the twigs when Plus 99 Years, Leopold; High Dr. Philip L. Husden, pathologist injur:, can take many forms. despotism." I I. School Teaching, Hansen; Grow- of the Bartlett Tree Research Every year lightning takes a "Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin" ing up, Billett; Introduction To Laboratories, performed an toll of 300 lives in the U. S. was described by the judges as Geology, Brown: Journey To Java, autopsy. His verdict: Death by Countless thousands of trees are follows: "Herbert Feis brings his Nicolson; Week-end Pilot, Smith; electrocution. The tree had been. killed and damaged. training as a scholar and his Anthology Of Japanese Literature, killed by lighting which coursed No tree is a safe refuge during experience as a government Keene; Arabesque And Hone through vital tissues lying be- a lightning storm. An oak is the official to bear on this review comb, Sitwell; Complete Book &I neath the inner bark. unsafest of all. In Britain nearly and re-assessment of the achieve- Pet Care, Lewis; Available Light A tree may die any time from half the deaths of persons struck ments and frustrations of the And Your Camera, Wright; 24 hours to six months or more by lightning last year occurred I was wartime Big Three. His personal A Savage, Modupe; Sunset Ideas while they sought shelter under concern for liberty and justice For Color In Your Garden, Sunset an oak tree. e WILL YOUR INSURANCE HAIR REMOVAL sharpens his insights and judg- Magazine; Exploring .1 he Distant After the oak, the elm, pine, Stars, Clason; The Battle Cow- BAIL YOU OUT? ments, but true to his profes- ix" Fast gentle Permanent ash, poplar and maple follow in pens, Roberts. that order of lightning suscepti- sional role as faithful historian ERMA RHODES he lets the record tell its own Are you sure your present bility. The beech seems the least e •• 3 Main St., Tel. Elr.ter-,rise story and the reader draw his fire insurance will "bail '1 . Director Mass, Electrologists susceptible of all. GEORGE A. PARKER you out" when disaster Lawns trees, street trees and own conculsions. The result is a strikes? Home replace- Andover, Lowell, Portsmouth, N.H. those growing near the edge of a masterpiece of creative research ment costs have increased '. woods are more apt to be struck and exposition which will illumin- aria rapidly in recent years. •„" Every FRIDAY At than those in a dense woodlot. ate the student anti inspire the Let us check the protec- Sometimes the lightning surge scholar for years to come. •' 15 POST OFFICE A • __vER tion you have against the travels up from the ground. The judges called the "Prison- amounts you really need RICKEY'S Trees can be turned into giant ers Of Combine 1)" a novel of —today. - FISH - lightning rods that will protect unusual honesty and perception both the tree and surrounding about Americans under conditions FRRImAcK pcipK 7r FRIED CLAMS area. A loosely woven copper of suffering and endurance which DOHERTU. conductor is extended from the compel them to reconsider the *7. treetop down the forks along the - CHIPS - assumptions anti prejudices of NOW THROUGH SATURDAY Insurance trunk and Bounded deep in the their lives anti which bring some St•wart — C,tri ?4•••It EAT OR TAKE HOME soil beyond the branch spread. A 11 a.m. — 7 p.m. bolt hitting such a tree is carried of them to heroic determination. AGENCY For Quick Service harmlessly to the ground. The books are available at the BE R Memorial Hall Library and may "VERTIGO" 4 MAIN STREET Phone 3012 D JS _ muda ■ I be reserved at any time. Ster H • .,••• Allyn TEL. 260 — Next to Depot — The following books have been "FLAMING FEATHER" Ldwer i added to the library in recent British At The Library their v FREE Parking for our customers at Eidanfs Compai coming Uvents: Sears t. • LAY-AWAY 11 L 's • CHARGE • BUDGET CITY CLEANERS 26 Library closed Saturda'. s. Open FRIDAY and Tuesday 'til 9 NIARRI The 28 10:15-11 a.m. Story hour for tions I boys and girls. Town C IS MOVING TO Summer hours: Adult readiti:2 Haply room, open daily Monday through rd. and Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Child- Chestnu ren's room on the same days open Holier 42 PARK STREET 10 a.ni. to 12 noon and 2-5 p.m. Melrose [loth rooms will be closed Satur- shop Beatrice (RIGHT ACROSS FROM JOHNNY'S) luring the summer weeks. • ART SUPPLIES • CAMERAS • DARK ROOM Salem s story Hour i.eslit The theme for Monday morning's EQUIPMENT • DEVELOPING • PRINTING Lothrop ON OR ABOUT story hour, July 28, the last of Claire b 270 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE (Nu., t o Weinef's Fors) MU 3.4342 Norms the series, is to be "Stories Near st. and At 'land". Already there have rin"ton been stories of animals,enchant- Anhui WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th rnent, magic, other countries: now Hill Sc boys and girls will hear about Flizabei persons and places with which ave., NI, WATCH NEXT WEEK'S they are familiar. Miss Margaret Josep I.ane, Children's librarian, will Chestnu TOWNSMAN FOR begin the program at 10:17). Lynch, Parents should plan to call for ON TR ildren .tt I l o'clock. Or. a \tiss FREE GIFTS & SPECIALS l'utnam At Conference phres o '!bile attending the 77tli An- plane I ,a1 Conference of the American I ,,rary Association in San nr. rho brancisco, California, last week, the till' Miss Mariam Putnam, librarian of national CITY the Memorial 'Iall Library was the elt, one of those to see the awarding rill v CLEANERS & DYERS of prizes to the three writers lIrussel selected as winners of the ,uul the 8 PARK ST. ANDOVER 1.1berty And Justice Awards. 1 .,ach of the men received VISITE! S5(100 for an outstanding hook LOCAL published in 1057. George S. If you're buying a home in the greater Lawrence Mr. a (*.mints received the honor for area, see us about financing with a Direct Reduc- Sr., their his book "The Challenge of tion Loan. We have funds for selected first Linda of Wash 'n Wear Garments turned soviet Education" in the field mortgages. 11.1, of Contemporary Affairs and Sir,. lit NEED PROFESSIONAL CARE Problems; "Churchill, Noosevelt awl Stalin.' won for Herbert Feis OUR CIRECT REDUCTION LOANS iii the categtir of Ilistory And 1:1ography; .t young bomber- HAVE THESE FEATURES: COTTON OR SILK navigator of 'World 'Aar II was awarded the prize in the field of moderate down payment requirement bnaginatiye Literature for his first novel, "The Prisoners Itf equal monthly payments that reduce 79c Combine 2. Dresses principal, pay interest and taxes. Counts, for n,anl years a dis- t i ished fi g ure in American interest charged only on the unpaid Expertly Cleaned & Refinished 3. education, is Professor Emeritus loan balance of Teachers College, t:oluttihia I uiversit!,, and the author of 4 , prepayment of the debt in any amount any books. In selecting; his at any time without penalty. 1-1, the ...this 21c carefully do,•amented, bora., SHIRTS new l ive description of S051..1 ed ie - Discuss financing your LAUNDERED & REFINISHED home. We're open Mon., Tues., It is a Pleasure to Learn. Thurs. from 9 A.M. — 3 P.M , at Wed. 9 A.M. — noon, Fri. 9 A 'A DRY-CLEANING to 5 P.M. and 6 P.M. to 0 P...4 SERVICE AVAILABLE D and G 24Hr. AUTO SCHOOL YOUR } ONLY FIRST COOPERATIVE BAN K LESSON CITY att.,,. '2.00 ot our B 21 For the convenience Cleaners & Dyers LAWRENCE ST. p.is merits may be made in \tido% er MU. 6-3212 Lawrenc e th, \lorrimack %Ales, National Bank. b PARK STREE 1 Anuu 337 ELM ST , L AWPFtslrF THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 7

Ultra-Miniature Photo- ooper, Picture History Of Janson; Degas Dancers, Elizabethans At Home, Through The Mathescope, LOOK AT THIS WEEK World Peace Through JOHNNY'S ay., Clark; The Greek ,e, Bowra; Guidance For Schools, Foster; Work ntemplation, Steere; A Special Values for Summer Servine/f,, In The Country, Arkell; is Year, Freuchen; Life ENJOY BOTH QUALITY AND SAVINGS IN FINE FOODS Years, Leopold; High caching, Hansen; Grow- Billett; Introduction To Brown; Journey To Java, Sleek-end Pilot, Smith; r Of Japanese Literature, Here are hearty "makins" for your barbecue Arabesque And Honey- twell; Complete Book Of sandwiches. All from JOHNNY'S own, special, , Lewis; Available Light FRESHLY CUT...NOT FROZEN...MEATS! ✓ Camera, Aright; I was ▪ Nlodupe; Sunset Ideas ✓ In Your Garden, Sunset Exploring Thie Distant PEPPER STEAKS lb. 95c ason; The Battle Of Cow- berts. BEEF Sand. STEAKS lb. 89c SAVINGS ON RGE A. PARKER FRESH CUBED STEAKS lb. 95c SUMMER

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8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 EDITORIAL THOUGHTS *Lai: 111111111111•1111 Inn IIII Ye Merit Plan Seems Sou iid IIIIIIIIIIIII 1111•111111 Mil11111/ INII III Inn1111111111111111 1111 We were glad to hear the forthright stand taken by two UM 11•11 In In members of the Finance Committee last week, as they dis- SINN MEI NSW "Ill cussed the proposed merit plan with the School Committee NMI and special Salary Evaluation Committee. Both members, Richard Zecchini and Frank Johnson, said they thought a good job had been done by the Com- mittee. And both indicated that they agree that a basic salary schedule, for all teachers, must be implemented before the merit plan can work. In other words, they agree that a merit raise should not be substituted for an ade- quate salary in the first place. We were equally pleased to hear members of the School Committee insist that a merit plan must be handled in such a manner that only those deserving a merit increment get one. It might be easy for a committee, sitting in judg- ment on teachers' ability, to be soft hearted. This would destroy the idea of merit increments, of course. While there may be some revisions in details of the DE, plan presented by the special Evaluation Committee, it DanaF appears that the over-all document is sound. was It would make sense, now, for the Finance Committee other and the School Committee to work closely in deciding just occurs how much will be offered to the town at the next town The PLAYGROUND STAFF — Members of the playground staff posed for their annual picture. Rear the fir meeting — and then work equally closely in telling all row: Emily Owens, Eleanor Warshaw, Joy Partridge, Pat Goodwin, Ann Marie Walsh, Paul Gal- \ndove townspeople what the plan, and its cost, will mean to lant, George Snyder, supervisor, and Ted Boudreau, Seated in second row: Mrs. Geraldine a hen I Amer Wrigley, Janet Skulski, Barbara Forsythe, and Rosalie Cardella. them. Only by such cooperation can we expect to have Front: Dorothy Ann Walsh, IN tired even part of such a plan accepted at town meeting. And Rosalie Milne, and Barbara Bradley. (Leone) was ri ,uid tar we believe strongly that the first steps should be taken PLAYGROUNDS HAVE was made up of the following re- satin and net gown. The bodice at 1:30 next March to get the merit plan into operation. ANNUAL PICNIC ports: West Center, 87; Indian and sleeves were ruffled and the Serio Ridge, 186; ldallardvale, 487; doll had a white satin cap trimmed (Continued (torn Page One) Shawsheen, 270; Central, 628. in pearls. Second, Susan Leslie; name h the return trip to Andover. All a blonde doll in a yellow crocheted agreed that it was one of the most PICTURE CONTEST list at Your Cooperation Is Needed A baby picture contest was held dress and a mink cape. Third, since h successful picnics in many years Gloria Sciuto; a doll in a blue net The cooperation of all residents has been requested by due to the splendid cooperation of at the Central playground Friday \Mc( all parties involved, the children, morning, July 18. First prize for evening gown with silver thread st., L Fire Chief Henry L. Hil ton, with the hope that roads lead- their parents and the playground the cutest photo went to Corrinne through it. Prizes for the most fortes ing to fires will not be blocked by parked cars. personnel. Campbell; second prize to Diane unusual dolls were: First, Amanda Police Assignments carried out by the Campbell; and third prize to Warren Grant. A Monkey Doll with a funny ,yerato At a recent Brown st. blaze, Hilton said cars parked on playground personnel at the picnic Naylor. face was dressed in grey pants and both sides of the narrow street would have made it diffi- were as follows: starters, Ted Kathy Morrissey won first a red and white shirt. Second, Boudreau, Paul Gallant and Miss prize for the most unusual shot; Linda Quinn, a sleepy doll dressed Mao cult to get another piece of apparatus to the scene, i i Janet Skulski; judges, Miss Pat second was Gail Winn; and third in red sleepers and a red pixie Goodwin, Miss Rosalie Milne and David Buck. cap. Third, Judy Quesenberry. Nev help had been needed. He also has commented that it Three Greecian dolls dressed in Miss Barbara Forsythe; messenger, Funniest picture winners were gay native costumes from Greece. sometimes means a walk of up to half a mile for some Miss Rosalie Cardella; prizes, Joy Charles Gray, Debra Delano and st., ha: Partridge, Barbara Bradley; clerks, Catherine Fitzgerald. I'he prizes for the toys were: call men, when others park their cars too close to the First, Allan Mattheson. A 'Play manage: Dorothy Ann and Anne Marie The gold medal for the best Tool' kit. Second, Colin Sherry, a tnent fire. Walsh; ice cream, Mrs. Geraldine picture in the show was won by pan y. Wrigley, Miss Elinor Warshaw, Marjorie and Donald Campbell. blue delivery truck with cars. The chief has the right to ask that registration numbers Third, Colin Sherry. A Super Cub firm's of offending vehicles be sent to the Registry of Motor and Miss Emily Owens. West Center Park iv, On Friday, July 18, West Center 105 yellow airplane. Mr. Results of the races conducted playground held a bubble gum The Special Award was given to Vehicles, which might conceivably suspent a driver's for the various age groups were since 1 blowing contest. Blowing a bubble liar bara Quesenberry who also tinnal temporarily as follows: c license for interfering with the department. the size of his head, Arthur John- won the blue ribbon for the hest was rec Four and Under: 1 — Rosemary dressed doll. Although Hilton has said he doesn't want to take that O'Hagan; 2 — Robin Dunn; 3 — son was unanimously acclaimed the gold ribbon winner. Other "big- Other entries were Linda Quinn, OLD F Dianna Sciuto. step, it appears that it may be necessary if the scores of gest" winners were Douglas Lois Grant, Isle Grant, In Ellen BANE: Five Years: 1 — Kathleen Grant, Nancy Norris, Patricia interested spectators don't cooperate. Sweeney; 2 — Richard McAtamney; DiPrinia in the 8-10 year old Mend. division and Jamie Ganley in the Wrigley, Joan Liversidge, ‘lary Outing It seems obvious that all public spirited residents will 3 — William Ferrier. Norris, Kathy Gibbons, Hobert fashioni Six Year Girls: 1 — Nancy Cun- 5-7 year old group. The play- Gibbons, Ellen Townsend, Terry heck want to help keep roads clear near the scene of a fire and ningham; 2 — Amanda Hood; 3 — gounds noisiest blowers were Vincent Santarlasci and Keneth Lee Dustin, Elizabeth Dustin, Sat Ind, it shouldn't be necessary for the chief to take this step. Dianne Demers. Christene \Valeta, Amanda Mood, Six Year Boys: 1 — David Con- White, Sheila Sullivan, after cover- left the Yet we agree that it must be done if the driving and park- ing her face with gum, was named Jane Thompson, Susan Pinmare, 111111 \11- • nors; 2 — David Lynch; 3 — (tie) the messiest bubble blower. Diana Sciuto, Patricia Townsend, Bill Connors and John Spiers. I. I ing habits of some drivers don't change. Friday, July 25, the special James Thompson, Cameron \tills, Seven Year Girls: 1 — Nancy Donald White and Theodore A little bit of cooperation will help improve what is Haggerty; 2 — Terry Puzzio; 3 — event will be an original hat show Donald at 10:30. Demers. worth Si Marjorie Davis. now a dangerous.situation. West Center's total registration A special event planned for Hoffmar Seven Year Boys: 1 — Robert so far is 87. This week the Thursday morning was a Bat Show. art, Deniers; 2 — Teddy Marco; 3 — children have been working with 11, Martin Daly. gimp as their arts and crafts pro- \Ir. an, Down the Years with The Townsman Eight Year Girls: 1 — Betty ject. Commends and NIr Dustin; 2 — Karens Mears; 3 — Indian Ridge Mrs, Ft 50 Years Ago — July, 1908 the examination for postmaster Nancy Peteman. Due to construction, the toy Walter At a special meeting of the here may get information on the Eight Year Boys: 1 — David show scheduled for last "Ishiirsda Fire Dept. Selectmen Tuesday night, the tax open, competitive exam at the Emmert; 2 — Lawrence Westfall; was cancelled. 3 — Robert Bedard. A letter of commendation and rate was set at $17 per $1000 postof f ice. Crafts for the week: dressing appreciation was received by Fire valuation. All over the state, re- Two Salem men were lodged in Nine Year Girls: 1 — Karen dolls. Glennon; 2 — Valeire Gardner; 3 — Chief Henry L. Hilton at fire VI ports indicate an upward trend. jail over-night, when police said Shawsheen Playground headquarters last week from David The new organ at the Free their car hit another, tore down Dianne Rodden. ii Friday morning the Shaw- Nine Year Boys: 1 — Jeffrey Marken, superintendant of the Church is ready for use. 30 feet of fence and went over an sheen playground held a very Marland plant of the J. P. Stevens Two beautiful deer were seen embankment. The driver was Winn; 2 — John Monroe; 3 — Mich- picturesque hat show. The win- ael Lynch. company who thanked the depart- recently near the home of Henry charged with operating under the ners in the most unusual classifi- ment for the efficent service Gould in the Scotland District. influence and operating to en- Ten Year Girls: 1 — Carol Dus- cation were first Jane Woodworth tin; 2 — Geraldine Haggerty; 3 — rendered during two recent fires. An early morning electric car danger. with a hat decorated with dishes "We wish to thank you and ,,our frightened the animals and they The annual Old Home Sunday Karen Stewart. and pans, second prize was Ten Year Boys: 1 — Peter Sch- men for the prompt and efficient disappeared in the woods. was observed at the West Parish awarded to Maureen Pruslia who In the home-garden contest held wartz; 2 — Arthur Rickey; 3 — service which you _gave us on our Church Sunday morning. Many wore an odds and ends hat. third two recent fires. Thanks to you, last week, John Erving of Salem former parishioners attended, as (tie) William Auchterlonie and prize was won by Thomas Nigrelli st. won first prize in the bean Leonard Sheehan. the fires were well contained and did the son of a former pastor. and his pixie hat. First prize for no spreading resulted. In the (•ase exhibits; John Byrne, Morton st., Eleven Year Girls: 1 — Moira the prettiest hat went to Dianne 10 Years Ago — July, 1948 Trout; 2 — Maureen Campbell; of either lire, our losses could second best bean exhibit; Edward In a drive to halt speeding on Willig who wore a large picture have run much higher if they were Burtt, West Center, best beet 3 — Carol Parr. local streets, Andover police Eleven Year Boys: 1 — Stephen hat decorated with red flowers, not handled by your trained per- exhibit; John Erving, second best brought eight offenders into court second prize was received by sonnel," Mr. Marken wrote to beet exhibit. Manning; 2 — John Grant; 3 — last week, and have another list of Ilarry Dustin. l'aula Woodworth and a hat de- Fire Chief Hilton. George A. Higgins, Frank P. alleged offenders ready for this Higgins, William C. Crowley and Twelve Year Girls: I — Gail corated with ferns, third prize was TOOK PART IN week. Winn; 2 — Joanne Foster; 3 — won by Linda Kopatch who had a Frank M. Smith attended the horse An enrollment of 300 students RF:SCUL OPERATION Julie Leslie. white fur hat. , , i Mr. races in Nashua Wednesday is anticipated at Merrimack Thomas P, Beard, sun afternoon. Twelve Year Boys: 1 — Hobert Itallardvale Playground and Mrs. Thomas P. Ile., 12; College when the term opens in Petrie; 2 — Charles Kenney; 3 25 Years Ago — July, 1933 September. On Thursday, July 17, a Doll No. Main st., was one ol three The driver of a car which Bruce Fitzpatrick. and Toy Show was held on the men who rescured Mrs. ••\Iliert Employees of the Board of Thirteen Year Girls: 1 — Mildred allegedly struck and killed a 14- Public Works have started to raise Andover Street playground in Crouch from Lake Washington in year-old-girl on the Reading rd. Early; 2 — Patricia Butler; 3 — liallardvale. A crowd of 80 specta- Seattle, Wash., June 16. the manholes on No. Main st., in Theresa Davey , June 19 was sentenced to 30 days preparation for a resurfacing job. tors saw over 50 beautiful dolls Beard, Larry W. Overton of low •••••••• Thirteen Year Boys: 1 — William on the in jail, when judged guilty of The annual playground picnic and 7 toys. A total of 29 children and Crouch, all shipmates driving to endanger. Ile appealed Butler; 2 — James Early; 3 — entered their dolls and toys in the LISS Ilaverfield, operating out of 1 will be held at (anobie Lake Aug. William Flynn. and was held in bail for the 3. Buses will leave all play- show. Seattle, took part in the rescue Balloon bursting instructors Superior Court. An original charge grounds at 10 a.m. The judges were Mrs. Winifred after Crouch saw his wife dis- of manslaughter was changed to were: Miss Rosalie Cardella, Miss Liversidge and Mrs. Priscilla appear beneath the surface. Un- Patricia Goodwin and Miss Bar- the lesser charge. PERSON AL hood. There were two categories conscious when taken ashore, site AN! 'I be town will have to pay Miss Kathleen Deniers of 160 bara Bredley. for the dolls. The prizes for the regained consciousness Ater almost $3000 less this year us high st. is spending her vacation Week's Registration best dressed dolls were: First, artificial respiration was applied. it', -dial, of county expenses. at Camp Stella Maris at Wingaer- Registration at the playgrounds Barbara Quesenberry. A beautiful --- thus, interested in taking sheek Beach, \\est Gloucester. during the week was 1658. This bride doll dressed in a white Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN 111111W,----- •••••••a-

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 9 Year's Second Fatal Auto Accident

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DEATH CAR — Wrecked automobile in which Bernard J. 'MANGE LAMB LEGS Danahy of Lawrence was fatally injured Saturday morning. It Oven Ready All soft light meat, Regular Dressed was the second fatal accident of the year in Andover. Two succulent tender full of other occupants of the car were also hospitalized. Accident LB 59c occurred on North Main st. ( Leone) LB 69, delicate flavor The second traffic death since ! Andrew Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Boned and rolled if desired — a roast with that wonderful flavor it annual picture. Rear the first of the year occurred in Angelo Scioto, Mr. and Mrs. 13. 1orie Walsh, Paul Gal- :1ndover early Saturday morning! Sciuto, Mr. and Mrs. James Finne- Bone Bone when Bernard J. Danali , 2:1, 32:1 LB 5001 LB 1 row: Mrs. Geraldine -sin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrier, Lamb Fores Less In 39c hater st., Lawrence was fatally rim, and Mrs. Arthur Towne, Mr. anti : Dorothy Ann Walsh, injured when the car in which he Sirs. flurry Batchelder, Mr. anti (Leone) was riding struck it utility pole Sirs. Robert Mattheson, Mr. and Rib Lamb Chops LB 79c Lamb for Stew LB19c and turned over on North `Fain st. Mrs. James MacMillan. d net gown. The bodice at 1:30 a.m. ves were ruffled and the Seriously injured was John F. I' EItSON Al. This Week's Grocery Specials! a white satin cap trimmed Coburn, 37, 63 Oxford st.„ whose Sirs. George Gibson and Ruth of a. Second, Susan Leslie; Shawsheen rd., spent Saturday at name has remained on the danger Fruit Gelatines 3 oz doll in a yellow crocheted list at Lawrence General hospital Ogunquit, Me. nd a mink cape. Third, since he was taken there. Jello All Popular Flavors 4 PKGS 33c ;liar"; a doll in a blue net Vincent DeMarco, 31, 697 Essex DAMORE'S gown with silver thread Dessert 2 oz st., Lawrence, suffered leg in- SHOE SERVICE it. Prizes for the most juries and multiple abrasions. Toppings mi.ISGROVE BLDG. MAIN ST. Dream Whip 2 PKGS 43c dolls were: First, Amanda Police identified DeNlarco as the ANDOVER Monkey Doll with a funny aperator of the vehicle. Chicken of the Sea 61/2 oz dressed in grey pants and Filo Class Shoe kepa ing Green Label - Chunk Style Ind white shirt. Second, ntil< Tuna CANS 59c iinn, a sleepy doll dressed MacAdam Has Finest Maine Preserves Mirabel sleepers and a red pixie hird, Judy Quesenberry. New Position 2 LB 59 reecian dolls dressed in Sr:VI-ANN :\ I. JAR C (S illianm C. Mac Adam, Central Corn 4 (1AL,B, 49c Strawberry we costumes from Greece. st., has been appointed assistant Richmond Fmast irizes for the toys were: manager of the purchasing depart- Man Mattheson. A 'Play CLEARANCE ment of the Oxford Paper com- t. Second, Colin Sherry, a Beans 4 49c Peanut Butter 11,r 5 9c pany. Ile will be located at the slivery truck with cars. 1'. firm's executive offices at 230 :olin Sherry. A Super Cub Park ave., New York. iw airplane. %Ir. %lac Adam,, was associated SAVE 4c Per Pound aecial Award was given to since 1910 with Champion-Interna- All This Week Quesenberry who also tional company of Lawrence which COFFEE SALE! blue ribbon for the best was recently acquired by Oxford. doll. Mdd and Mellow entries were Linda Quinn, OLD FASHIONED CLAM ant, Isle Grant, Jo Filen BANE ENJOYED All Summer Merchandise Richmond Coffee 69c Nancy Norris, Patricia Now Reduced — SA\ V Members of the Ball artivale Rich and Full Bodied Joan Liversidge, Mary Outing Club enjoyed an old Kathy Gibbons, Hobert fashioned clam hake at 11ingaera- 12 Kybo Coffee B LABG 75c Ellen Townsend, ferry heck Beach, Gloucester last 1/3 to OFF 'still, Elizabeth Dustin, Sat urii‘e evening. The following Extra Rich — Regular or Drip Grind e 1‘alent, %manila flood, left the Vale by bus and car: Mr. 111 I'll ll.l tompson, Susan l'inipare, and NIrs. Robert Demers, Jr. and Copley Coffee 1 B 79c Patricia Townsend, Mrs. Franklyn Haggerty, Mr. and In 'hompson, Cameron Mills, Mrs. Hobert Mears, Mr. and Sirs. White and Theodore Donald Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Ells- First National's Fresh Produce worth Spencer, 'Sir, and Sirs. Joseph ecial event planned for Hoffman, Sir• and \lr'• Sweet, Juicy with lots of luscious pink meat — Ideal when served with Brookside Ic.e Cream !muslin: was a Bat Show. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. II arry ("It" , Sir. and Mrs. Hews iirourk, \Ir. and Mrs. I toliald I hist in, Mr. (mends and 11r.. Hobert \latter, Mr. CANTALOUPES EAcH23c Mrs. ['rank Hebert, Sir. and Sirs. 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dale. The mother was Joan Pear- GILLIES — A daughter, Susan AU ST f July 19, at Lawrence General !Births... son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. *Jed Miss Peatman LOCAI McNEILL - A daughter, Patricia Joseph Pearson of Shawsheen Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John 1,1)11 Linda July 21 at Longwood Hos- Village. Gillies, Carmel rd. The mother pital, Jamaica Plain to Mr. and IIODGMAN - A son July 21 at was Jean Hume. Given Party 2,700,0 SULLIVAN - A daughter July Mrs. Richard McNeill of lioslin- Lawrence General Ilospital to Mr. On last Wednesday evening the city of and Mrs. Richard Hodgman, 85 15, at the Lowell General Hospital Vestry of the West Church was half o Shawsheen rd. The mother was to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sullivan, well filled with young people of lbichmo Eugenie Murphy. 15 Carishrooke st. The mother the Pilgrim Fellowship who under t BARNARD was Esther Germain. The family CUEIILO - A daughter July 19, gathered to say good bye and to in the at Clover Hill Hospital to Mr. and includes another daughter, Judith. wish Miss made uj ssNoNorma as Jean Peatman Mrs. Alfred Coehlo, 174 Beacon BOATES - A son July 17, at a happy year she s ees to Since st. The mother was Doris Ouel- Clover Hill Hospital, to Mr. and Austria on the Exchange Plan for N Mrs. Harold Hoates of Alderbrook to indi lette. a year of study and travel. Dancing rd. The mother was Jean Gilchrist. and games were enjoyed through- 1930 over th E LYNCH - A daughter, July 14, out the evening and refreshments are ant PROTECT at John's Hopkins Hospital, were served. On behalf of the tf Serving N Baltimore, Md., to Mr. and Mrs. in the BABY'S friends she was presented a set of Soper Robert NI, Lynch. She is the former yellow sweaters. Also her girl Your C Joan Barnard. sampan; HEALTH - friends presented her a silver of the ' charm bracelet suitably engraved. Robert GIVE THE NON A Every Y gar/4940MM" Again on Saturday evening Mr. in;; MOTHER A and Mrs. Peatman tendered her a kee. V Fsile - Darley party at her home on Cutler rd. At N Insurance Gift Certificate Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Dailey technics this party Miss Michl of Austria water c, of 142 Eastford rd., Southbridge, C from was presented to the group of Andover Need announce the coming marriage of young people. The young people made e C PRIDE'N JOY their daughter, Joan A. Darley to enjoyed dancing, games and re- eluded Frank T. Esile of 64 Magnolia ave. freshments were served by Mrs. 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. DIAPER SERVICE of the Both Miss Darley and Mr. Esile Peatman. Both of the guests of regardin T el. 202 h ve. 1214 MU 8.5454 are graduates of Lowell State honor were presented white knit Mr. lb Teachers College and plan to gloves on behalf of the guest l'umpink On the omP" teach. MRS. HENRY C. EVERETT present. system )A, .44 c ui , — of e The wedding will take place (Look Photo) chlorine controls Phillips on August 16 in Notre Dante EVERETT - WHITE Academy and up church in Southbridge, anti the A reception at the Andover Inn David \ oyes, son of Mr. and efficieni reception will be held at the followed the marriage on Saturday, Andover Inn Cohasse Country Club in South- Mrs. Thomas B. Noyes, 385 N„. wits a July 12, at Exeter, N. II. of Joan Iiichmor bridge. \lain st., is spending the strainer A"Treadway Inn " O'Donnell White, daughter of Mrs. months at Long Lake Lodge in They Edward J. O'Donnell of Andover Bridgeton, Me. Hill tan. )1 Puily Luncheons 12 to 2 — Dinner 5:30 to 8:30 Obituaries... and Mr. Edward J. O'Donnell of Charles W. May, son of Mr. and This tar Pensacola, Florida, to Doctor Sunday Dinner 12 to 8 LIARLEY F. Bli:AGDON Airs. Clarence P. %lay Jr. of Chap- into ape Henry Coffin Everett, son of Mr. Marley F. Bragdon, Tom's River, man ave., is spending two weeks the star Henry Coffin Everett Jr. of Lin- Wedding Receptions -- Bridge I lincheons — Banquets N. J., a former resident of Andover at the Royal Embassador boys' gallons. coln, and Mrs. Clara B. Lea of Tel. 903 - ROBLRT N. FRAZEIR, Manager and one-time manager of the J• J• camp at the Northeast Baptist is Q3 f Newbury Company, Lawrence, died Bozeman, Montana. Conference, Ocean Park, Me. iteighth GIF I SHOP OFF N 12 to 8 DAILY The bride was given in marriage Monday. Mr. Bragdon was manager 20 feet by a close friend of the family, Donnie and Lori Clines, child- of the store until his promotion to male o Mr. Walter Davis, and she wore a ren of 'Jr. and Mrs. Arthur 11. superintendent in 1940. Until his sides ar dress of embroidered white organdy Clines, 150 Elm st., had tonsilec- death he had been a partner in the The Pro over blue satin. A band of white tomies at the Lawrence General IL K. Thomas Chain Store Co., in in dianr r • organdy petals held in place a Hospital July 17. FAMOUS MAKE • the state of N. J. lie was a former high an short veil of blue tulle, and she Mrs. :Arthur Clough of Boca of 800,01 member of the Lawrence Lions carried a colonial bouquet of blue Raton, Florida, is visiting at the in rise. Club. delphinium and white roses. home of NIr. and Mrs. Oscar 1auglin He is survived by his wife, every de BOYS' She was attended by Mrs. Char- of Lowell st. Verna and a daughter, Mrs. Burke painting les Caldwell of Andover, who wore The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Marks of Baltimore, Md. They a blue silk shantung dress with Penney and their family of Lowell well and SPORT SHIRTS MISS JEAN GORDON matching coat and hat, and carried st., are enjoying their annual formatioi The funeral of Miss Jean Gor- a colonial bouquet of pink sweet- vacation at their summer home at of opera don, 80 Poor st., who died at her heart roses. Cousins Island, Me. AND POLO SHIRTS Ballardy home July 17 after a long illness, Dr. Paul Connelly of Boston Mrs. Charles Madison and her the of fi was held Saturday, July 19, front was best man and Ur. James An- family of Monson, arc enjoying a WERE ing the the Frederick E. Allen Funeral liker of Boston was usher. few weeks with her parents ..\tt,. $198 of the Home, Lawrence. The Rev. and Mrs. Halbert W. Do, at their 2.50 6 3.98 Dr. Everett is a graduate of this art Horace Seldon, pastor of the Free at live Beach, Noble and Greenough School in summer home the use Church, officiated and burial was Dedham, Harvard and J ohn s- Iless and Susan NlyGovern, year, tF in West Parish Cemetery. Hopkins. daughters of Dr. and Airs. Richard are exert A native of Arbroath, Scotland, His bride attended Longy School A. McGovern, are spending the l'ond W. SIZES Miss Gordon lived here for 58 of Music in Cambridge, the East- summer months at camp. Hess is chlorinai years. She served as a secretary man School of Music, Rochester, vacationing at Camp Ecole, that are STORE FOR BOYS 6 to 20 in the American Woolen Co. for N. Y., and graduated from Boston Champlain, Vt. and Susan is tea and Lawrence 30 years. She was a member of the University. summering at Camp Wyonegonie, year. TI Free Church. After a wedding trip to V irc.,,inia Denmark, Me. in how Surviving are three sisters, Miss anti Florida, l)r. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. James Iltaler iif e xercise Evelyn IL Gordon, Miss Hobina Everett will live in Champaign, Andover st., have had word fro, that is d Gordon, both of Andover and Mrs. Illinois. their son, James, that In• Iris The ti F. A. IIISCOX CO. Elizabeth McKenzie of Lawrence; arrived in Naples, Italy, aboard lia and two brothers, William Gordon of PERSONAL TEL. 3521 the ['SS Wasp. the Stet 60 MAIN ST. ANDOVER Andover and Edward Gordon of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ritchie Jr. of Ando ver I,awrence; also several nieces Lowell st., are at Dolly Copp Dana Perkins of Greenwood h., to the t camping ground for a few weeks. been visiting Mr. and Mrs. I•rato, Alk-CONDITIONED FOR SHOPPING COMFORT and nephews. Lion the Orlando of Dale st. Mr. and Nirs. Chester MacMillan the Watei Hobert and Mr. and Mrs. James Sparks all they wet of [liver st., lialkedvale are en- iit the The New motor trip to Nova Scotia. joying 1 , l'hotnas Sutton anti daugh- awrenc, Their ter t:hristine of Lovejoy rd. and p the effe PEQuoT Larry Johnson are visiting in .rncouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Verda and "E-Z CARE" daughters of Woburn st., spent Sunday at Cape Cott. Mr. and Mrs.:Anthony Lument,h, No Iron Sheets & llow Cases of :Andover st., spent several tla, Copp Camp Ground For the first time . . . Cotton Sheets that at holly Gorham, N. II. recently. need NO IRONING! Mr. and Mrs. II, C. Schaffer of WASH THEM any way you want: By mach- Indianapolis, Ind. are v is it in,. ine; by hand; send them to your favorite Mr. and Mrs. Willard Myers Chester st., Ballard vale. laundry! Mr. and Mrs. William MacCass- DRY THEM any way you want: By machine land and family of Woburn st., have or on a line! returned from a trip to Prince , . . . then just fold and smooth, and your PEQUOT Edwards Island where they visit with relatives. E-Z CARE self-ironing sheets and pillow cases ''Why J are ready for use. The no-ironing features of these while sheets and pillow cases are guaranteed to please PRIVATE you or your money will be refunded, if returned DINING ROOM within 30 days from date of purchase. available for parties up to 118 No Wedding Receptions, ban- E-Z CARE PERCALE SHIFTS quets . for every occasion, ills Twin Bed, fitted $33 6699 Twin Bed, 72 k 108 Double Bed, fitted 3.99 Designed by John Wisner in six Rattan Double Bed, 81 x 108 3.99 finishes. Sold exclusively in Greater Law- rence by — Extra Size, 90 x 108 4 49 fen 42 x 381 2 Cases 98; Charles E-Z CARE Peppermint Stripe STEAK HOUSE MUSLIN SHEETS RUMP STEAK FOR TWO 72 x 10o Size $3.49 THE STUDIO SHOPPE $6.25 -81 x 108 Size 3:98 FULL COURSE DINNER - 42 x 36 Cases 89; 124 CROSS ST. LAWRENCE Phone I ow MU 2-7732 TEL. MU 5-5023 ROUTES 125 — 133 SAMF: F'fil(71-13 PREVAIL AT BOTH STORES — ANDOVEli t I .AWHENCI • OPEN EVENINGS Near Airport, No. Andover THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958 11 INSPECT AUSTRALIANS Brouck and Charlie Murnane are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlando and LOCAL WATER SYSTEM doing the work. They were all son, Frank Jr., and Cynthia, Mr. Peatmcth ; bilk; mr- ! • • and Mrs. Ted Humphries and I aitamed from Page One) working when former resident Carvin McGee who came to visit children Donna Lee and Donald. people of which the Party 2,700,000 immediately went to work and ciR of Melbourne comprises one helped them and showed them a CALL 1943 FOR Ninesday evening the half of the previous total. Mr. 5. re West Church was few tricks about using a scythe. OUR AD TAKER Ilichniond and Mr. Walker have All are welcome to help on Wed- with young people of inder their jurisdiction 280 towns a Fellowship who nesday at 7 o'clock and in case of PERSON-I-WISE in the Victoria area which are raip they will work on Thursday say good bye and to made up of populations that range evenings. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Norma Jean Peutman tir 100,000 people. Their chief 477 ESSEX ST., LAW. MU 6-13/1 ,ar as she goes to comments at this time would seem CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY re Exchange Plan for to indicate that the rainfall in Cynthia Orlando daughter of Various Positions Available manager tat - Industrial iy and travel. Dancing Victoria has been above normal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orlando of • Stenographic - Drafting were enjoyed through- over the past few years but they Dale st., celebrated her eighth • Ling and refreshments are anticipating at this time and birthday last Wednesday evening OUR HELP AMIABLY GIVEN • On behalf of the in the immediate future, a drought. when a group of eight attended vas presented a set of Superintendent Bassett was ac- Family night at the lied Sox - ters. Also her girl companied on a tour of inspection Kansas City baseball game at Mkt SUPPLIES! tented her a silver of the Water systems by Engineer Fenway Park. Attending were: et suitably engraved. Robert McQuade of the Engineer- L R Y THING . . BUT EVERY- Saturday evening Mr. ing !Firm, Camp, Dresser and Mc- THING THE AMATEUR ANN) PRO- atman tendered her a Ge. Mr. McQuade had on hand FESSIONAL ARTIST REQUIRES! home on Cutler rd. At technical data pertinent to the How CALL OR VISIT liss Michl of Austria water conditions that prevailed in 41elltql. ei :ed to the group of Andover in the past year. Visits Christian Science LAWRENCE'S LARGEST ART e. The young people made to the Pumping Station in- AND HOBBY CENTER cing, games and re- cluded a study of the shore lines Heals were served by Mrs. of the Water Shed and conditions _J 3th of the guests of regarding algae and weed growth. , - presented white knit Mr. Rollins, engineer at the ALLIED eV, behalf of the guest Pumping Station, explained the TV SERIES for Everyone system used to introduce the PAINT • Channel 5 - Sun. 13 a.m. chlorine, lime and fluoride. "These . ' Channel 9 - Sun. 5 p.m. STORE controls were of the most modern • Channel 7 onais • •. and up to date nature and the Alternate 34 , Sun. 8:30 a.m. AMESBURY ST. AwRENCE , yes ' son of Mr. and efficient manner of the operation s 13. Noyes, 385 No. was a credit to the Town", Mr. OVER THE TOP — of an obstacle at Camp Drum, New York, spending the summer Richmond said. go three Massachusetts men. From left to right, Specialist They next observed the Wood 430 ESSEX ST. Long Lake Lodge in Third Class Lester Cameron, 37 Briarwood ave., Billerica; Hill tank for the storage of water. LAWRENCE This tank is one of two to he put Specialist Second Class Sebastian Cavallaro of So. Main st., F. J. LEONE CO. 1. May, son of Mr. and e P. May Jr. of Chap- into operation this year to increase and Specialist Third Class Herbert Willman, 11 Ballard ct., s spending two weeks the storage capacity by 1,800,000 Southbridge, are participating in field maneuvers with "D" FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ,al Embassador boys' gallons. The Wood Hill Reservoir Company of the 319th Combat Engineer Battalion. They are 3 feet in diameter, it has a PEEL CANE he Northeast Baptist is 0 currently conducting annual summer training exercises with the SLING CHAIRS Ocean Park, Me. heighth at the over-flow mark of 20 feet - 6 inches. The roof is 94th Infantry Division. TUB CHAIRS ad Lori Clines, child- AND made of 14i inch steel and the Wilily had his facts and figures and Mrs. Arthur B. sides are made of 5/16 inch steel. served at noon and this was WROUGHT IRON R EG. 4.9 Elm st., had tonsilec- The Prospect Reservoir is 66 feet readily available at a moment's followed by a short business 7.95 not ice. the Lawrence General in diameter, 31 feet - 6 inches meeting. The day was ideal and ly 17. high and has a storage capacity the group throughly enjoyed the CIRCLE CHAIRS CIRCLE CHAIRS bur Clough of Boca of 800,000 gallons. This is already kind hospitality of the hostess Women's Union Mrs. Baxter. ida, is visiting at the in use. They were interested in REG. REG. and Mrs. Oscar Vaughn every detail regarding construction, Enjoys Picnic CLEAN-UP PROJECT 10.95 5.95 8.95 5.95 t. painting and costs. Several civic ntinded men and '• and Mrs. Ilugh Twenty five members of the They next visited the Abbot boys of Ballardvale are working PICNIC TABLES Reg. 79.95 NOW 29.95 their family of Lowell Women's Union of the West Church on a clean-up project, mainly the well and were given first hand in- enjoyed their Annual Outing last enjoying their annual front yard of the Vale that is the •ormation as to the operation, cost Thursday at the summer home of their summer home at grounds around the railroad station,. f operation of both the Abbot and Mr. and Mrs. James Baxter, Big and, Me. which has been an eye sore for a ;allardvale wells. On a return to Island l'ond, N.11. The group left ,rtes Madison and her number of years. Marc Sweet, me office technical data regard- in cars from the church at 10 a.m. lonson, are enjoying a Albert Warner, Durwood Moody ing the pumping of gallons, size and after a most happy time with her parents Au,. of the water shed, rainfall for along with members of Boy Scout albert 11, Dow at their together they returned about 4 this area, restrictions regarding Troop 76, Daniel Dunn, William A delightful luncheon was e at Bye Beach, VII. the use of water during the past Butler, Bruce Moody, Donald Your new house ref Susan McGovern, year, the sanitary controls that f Dr. and Mrs. Richard are exercised around the [Liggett's rn, are spending the Pond Water Shed, the amount of SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS this at C amp. Be,. is chlorination, lime and fluorides can be a at Camp Ecole, that are introduced into the sys- True Motoring Safety t. and Susan is tem and their cost during the past at Camp Nyonegonic, year. 'Choy were also interested e. in how much control the State Can Never Cost Less! Mrs. James Antler of exercises over the type of water • have had w,,rd train that is disseminated to the public. home James, that he has The two gentlemen from Austra- GET NEW Naples, It aboard lia and the representative from sp. the State Department arrived in kit's of Greenwood h., 1ndover a half hour late but due or a ig Mr. and Mrs. 1.rank La the readily available infornia- ion that the Superintendent of tale st. he Water Department and Engineer Irs. Chester MacMillan liobert McQuade had available, Mrs. James "spark , all GENERAL ;hey were able to leave Andover liallardvale are en- ▪ it the appointed time for the tor trip to Noy.. Scotia. Lawrence Experimental Station. etas Sutton and daugh- headache Their parting comment was to TUBELESS TIRES re of Lovejoy rd. and the effect that Mr. Bassett cer- ason are visiting; in ON TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET ‘Irs. Ldwin Venial and of Woburn st., spent :ape Cod. A thousand and one considerations and details ,Irs. Anthony Lumenello New riding comfort, quicker make the purchase of a house a mighty ticklish st., spent several dais Copp Camp (:rounds. stops, plus the extra proposition. Our wide experience in these matters II. recently. strength of Nygen Cord and makes us a good friend to have. Mrs. II. C. Schaffer of You'll appreciate s, Ind. are visiting the extra mileage of new our easy mortgage terms, too — always tailored Ors. %%Hiked Myers of Rubber . . . all , liallarilvale. Hi-Density to fit your individual needs. Mrs. William Mavt yours in The General Tire. w ily o f Auburn st., rout a trip to Prince Drive in today. Get the most land where they visit, I in safety . . . on terms to -Why Jim—you've gained weight your budget. Vpl SAV1NGs a while I've been ganef" suit 'RIVATE STABIIKrY ING ROOM SAC/1U 1 for parties up to I I, Now if you want her TUBELESS TIRE ing Receptions, ban- looking well Just bring ▪ for every occasion. her in here HEADQUARTERS ; for a spell. .arles 1 M,VE Oar soma- ANDOVER kK HOUSE SAVINGS BANK STEAK FOR TWO FAY & DRISCOLL `DOVER - NORTH ANDOVER - METHUL1,,V $6.25 576 HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE MU 3-3131 til1RSE DINNER IINVAY6q133 E.12..5 YOUR GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR 2.7732 NORTH ANDOVER JTES 125 — 133 OPEN TUESDAY t, FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 9 irport, No. Andover 12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1958

BALLARD VALE Each of Us". Ruth Perry and Linda and graphic work which comprisi ' At UNITED CHURCH NOTES Mitchell will sing a duet. Mr. and Injured As ' School Art the exhibit. Each school is re- The Sunday morning service Mrs. George Grant and four daugh- Addison Gallery presented by five examples of next Sunday July 27 in Ballard ters, Karen, Jo Ellen, Lola and Cars Crash current student work, 7ti well as Vale United Church will have as Lisa will he the greeters. Pour members of an Andover What do art teachers teach.) by three current works by an elm, its speaker Randolph Perry and family were treated for minor in- What do art students learn? What nus of the school who p•aduateil t'intiMe his topic will be ".1 he Bible and Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN juries July 17 following a colli- does the art school do for American 10 years ago. Thus, there are sion of automobiles at Concord, art? The 10th year survey con- opportunities for comparing not N. cerned with these and like only Californians with Nevi Mr. and Mrs. Roland Luken, questions opened July 12 at the Englanders, Middle Westerners Addison Gallery of American Art, Woburn st., their son, Stephen, with Middle Easterners, but also of Kn Phillips Academy. six and daughter, Paula, five comparing present-day students of "Art Schools U.S.A., 1958" is were treated while Dianne, three- with more mature artists. It is laed. months, another passenger, was an exhibition in which 10 of the illuminating to note how con,- pet uninjured. leading art institutions in America petently the present crop of stu- The collision occured on Route have been invited to participate. dents perform. , tunbaten Each of these schools was re- 106 in Concord. The second car The Addison Gallery is open to was operated by Edward J. Brown presented in the first exhibition the public without charge every .oustrat of Manchester, N. H. assembled by the Addison Gallery weekday from 9 to 5; Sundays 11v in4 a 10 years ago. What changes have 2:30 to 5 p.m. The Gallery will hi, If you T' 1'1.55 III I 1 It , there been in a decade? Is art closed on Labor Day. The exhibi- or your periran and %DI)! \ (. \E today (measured by student per- tion will continue until September funeral fp= All Make. formance) better or worse than it 28. for, ten %Li I( F. RI NT ‘1,,.; was a decade ago? What has be- Il tourt1 tun t Established 1840 A. K. Thomas Co. come of students of that time? The visitor naturally asks such Will Enter 'Itittnes Free Parking On Premises lure, Ft 347 Commoilr St questions while contemplating the e,ntn, da Tel MU 1 513) MU 3-5359 80 paintings, drawings, sculpture Wentworth Jc oil COMPLETE Lester 1'. Dixon Jr., l'iedsant st. is among the students accepted : I tit-1y t Wentworth Institute for the A., 1958-59 academic year. Ile will MO study mechanical technology. FUNERAL SERVICE 0 Wentworth has a two year pro- y vir gram which leads to an associate r 03 in engineering degree. • 1,1,4e 11 LCOLM E. LUNDGREN Cross Coal Co. ItJC DONALD E. LUNDGREN Attend Meeting EST. 1864 Selectman and Mrs. Stafford A. Lindsay, Selectman and Mrs. Wil- FUE.1. AND RANGE OIL liam V. Emmons, Selectman Sid- 18 Elm Street Tel. 2072 ney P. White and Town Clerk George II. Winslow attended the Massachusetts Selectmen's Asso- ciation meeting at Manchester- By-The-Sea, Saturday. COMEAU ENDED RECRUIT TRAINING Carl L. Comeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Comeau of Lovejoy TOWNSMAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY rd., completed recruit training July 2 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. AiBORISTS BUILDING MATERIAL ELECTRICIANS REAL ESTATE Relatives and friends of many of the new Marines were on hand to witness the graduation cere- AMALIA --E30-E30 ANDOVER REALTY monies. The 12-week training schedule TREE SURGEONS, Inc. LUMBER - PAINTS AGENCY included drill, bayonet training, ' A TREE SERVICE WITH A Archie A. Gunn REAL ESTATE physical conditioning, parades SENSIBLE ATTITUDE WALLPAPER MASTER ELECTRICIAN 3 Lowell St., Shawsheen Village and ceremonies, and other military subjects. TOWARD COST HARDWARE Wiring for TELS. 702 or LAW. 8-4241 Three weeks were spent on the AND. 1848 Oil Burners - Light - Power Donald A. MacNeil, Mgr. SPORTING - GOODS rifle range where the recruits MOTOR & APPLIANCE fired the M-1 rifle and received BUSS AMMUNITION - TARGETS REPAIRS instruction in basic Marine in- W. Shirley Barnard 41 PINE ST. TEL. AND. fantry weapons. TREE SERVICE This recruit training prepares 38 Years Experience J. E. Pitman Est. yonng Leathernecks for further spe- REAL ESTATE Camp A Complete Tree Service 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN cialized infantry training at Lejeune, N. C. J. H. Buss, Sr. Tel. 1304-J TEL. 664 <=1 Main at Barnard Street 1. H. T«.1. 1,72-M Telephone 202 LANDSCAPE SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. S. Marc Sweet and children Meriby and Pederic of PLUM CARPENTRY WORK Hall ave., Ballardvale have re- 211 TREE SERVICE HEATHERFELLS turned from a two weeks stay at by their summer home in Warren, N.II. FOR ALL YOON NURSERY BRADLEY DODGE CARPENTER WORK LANDSCAPE SERVICE REAL ESTATE H. ROHRBACH CHOICE OF FINE ASSOCIATES REMODELING SUNSET ROCK ROAD TEL. 192 AND. 2529 IAU 7-7029 FOODS AND LIQUORS Wenham Massachusetts OR Bring Us Your Garden Problems ANDOVER REPRESENTATIVE LOUIS SCANLON'S I A CALL 1943 FOR ALBERT R. RETELLE ROOFING ON THE ANDOVER LINE* CERT. MASS. ARBORIST ALL Tel Reservation Road Fred E.Cheever LAUNDRIES REAL ESTATE SERVICE STATION Tel. And. 841 ED. OTTO 21 MAIN STREET QUICK SERVICE EELS. 775 A 1098 TEL. AND. 1396 Here To Serve .. Wet Wash AUTO REPAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES • • Dried and Folded John M. Murray Gulf IN tSY 10 OUT BY S EDWIN J. K. KILLORIN Super Service CLARK MOTOR SHIRTS a F LATWORK REALTOR I t. !AI', A ,. kl_*4-111 F INISI IED 77 Main St. Andover CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Tel. 2272 Bed Spreads & Shag Rugs AUTHORIZED CARPENTER TELEVISION SERVILI BUILDER CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ESSEX For Efficient, Courteous SALES and SERVICE HOME REPAIRING Service and ACTION! & REMODELING LAUNDROMAT BOB'S PAINTING and BODY YoORK [ 14 iHi IN OUR OWN SHOP PORCHES ENCLOSED 24 ESSEX ST. ANDOVER T V SERVICE Jalousies or Screening TEL. 3005 R. C. SIMMERS RADIOS & PHONOGRAPHS 41 PARK ST., ANDOVE R At I STAII ANLL FREE ESTIMATES Tel. Andover 333 TEL. AND. 2254 TEL. AND. 1318-J AD TAKER RADIO & TV SERVICE -7,7,--1}2. GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTORS RESTAUkANIS ATOU CLEANSERS a DYERS MULLIGAN'S PARK SI. REPAIRING BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME RADIO & TV LAB. GARAGE JENNEY —CLEANSING- i1111f- ini-AW- GAS & OIL SOUTH BROADWAY, LAWRENCE - PRESSING - NOW! TEL. LAW. 30396 33 PARK `,1 DEL )40 - TAILORING— BECK & DAVIS TkAVLI BEAUTY SHOP MEN'S AND LADIES' GARMENTS PAINTING CONTRACTORS Interior a Exterior ANDOVER CALL 1169 TRAVEL BUREAU Agency for All Airlines Elandet Swanton FREE ESTIMATES J and Steam Ship Lines OLiver 56 MAIN ST. CALL 3-4636 21 MAIN Si. TEL. 775-10 , ANDOVER, MASS. or GLenview 8.0510

- 7 V •e1 -46- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JULY 24, 1956 1 3 is work which comprise all heating al partitus, plumbing, it. Each school is re- routes, mantels, oil, gas and electric by five examples of I LCAll NOTICES fixtures, screens, screen doors, udent work, as well as awnings, electric and gas refrigera- CILASSIFILD ADS turent works by tin alum- Commonwealth of Massachusetts aescribed in said mortgage, excepting tors, and other fixtures of whatever e school who ,i•iiilunted lotin Tv: COURT therefrom the following parcels of kind and nature at present contained ago. Thus, there are Personal Services Offered Docket No. 258776 land which have been released from in or hereafter placed in any building ies for comparing not said standing on said premises prior to the ss. mortgage by instrument dated WEDDING INVITATIONS AND a GI NI lI AL WOIIK - LANDSCAP- ilifornians with Nei full payment and discharge of this all persons interested in the June 20, 1958, and recorded with complete line of Wedding Station- ING, Cellars a n,I Attics Cleaned. s, Middle Westerners mortgage in so tar as the same are is, of FRANK PE'FEROF, other- said Deeds us Instrument No. 757, ery. Fine selection of papers and Grade A. Loan,, Sand, Filling and e Easterners, but also of or can, by agreement of parties, be known as FRANK PYTEROF, June 27, 1958, and therein described type-fares. Prompt service. The Stones. Garbage removed. 'I'. present-day students made a part of the realty." I Andover in said County, de- as follows: AN TOWNSMAN. 70 Main Romano Trucking, Tel. Andover mature artists. It is Terms of sale: "Five (5) certain parcels of land St. Tel. 1943-1944. 946-J. C-'TF ig to note how -.mon has been presented to Said premises will be sold subject cam. with the buildings situated on Green- he present crop of stu- art praying that FRANK to any and all unpaid taxes and ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING wood Road, Andover, Essex County, Lost and Found arm. junior of Andover in said assessments, tax sales, tax titles and Services rendered, part time. 'Faxes Massachusetts, being shown as Lots •••tta•, of Essex, be appointed ad- and systems. Reasonable. No ob- lison Gallery is open to 3, 4, 5, 6, other municipal liens and water liens .mtstrator of said estate without and 7 on a elan entitled ANDOVER ,1VINGS BANK pass ligation. Call Mr. Ilackett, Andover c without charge every , if any there are, One Thousand Dollars book No. 69241 has been lost and a surety on his bond. "Plan of Land in Andover, Mass. C-'I'F from 9 to 5; Sundays ($1,000) in cash will be required to application has been made for pay- you desire to object thereto you Owned by Crystal Realty, Inc., Wil- The Gallery will be be paid by the purchaser at the time ment in accordance with Sec. 20, a written liam T. Thistle, C.E." dated August CALL DONALD DUSTIN, And- Labor Day. The exhibi- or !stir attorney should file and place of sale. Chap. 167 of the General Laws. said Court at Salem be- 1956, recorded with Essex North Dis- over 141-W for odd jolts.. Attics, :ontinue until September c•earance in Other terms to be announced at the Payment has been stopped. on trict Deeds, as Plan No. 3339 of yards, barns and cellars cleaned. t..ir.• ten o'clock in the forenoon sale. F3-10-17-24 fourth day of August 1958, the re- 1956, to which plan reference is here- THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS Pick-up and dump truck available. ton. lay of this citation. by made for a more particular des- SAVINGS BANK ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK pass C-TF Enter 'tittness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- cription of each lot. Lot 3 contains By: ROBERT T. LAWRENCE book No. 67773 has been lost and WINDOW CLEANING. Venetian mire, First Judge of said Court, this 32,079 square feet of land; Lot 4 con- Assistant Treasurer application has been ntade for blinds cleaned and repaired - jitth day of July 1958. payment in accordance with Sec. tains 31,737 sq. feet; Lot 5 contains 10-17-24 Floors washed and polished - itworth JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. 31,395 sq. feet; Lot 6 contains 31,050 20, Chap. 167 of the General Laws. S;orsti Windows put on - Awnings office of: MORTGAGEE'S SALE Payment has been stopped. F. Dixon Jr., sq. feet; Lot 7 contains 30,690 sq. removed - Paint washing., cum S •• Williams feet. OF REAL ESTATE 13-17-24-31 rig the students accepted Window Cleaning Co., Tel. MU- State Bldg. "Also another parcel of land, being By virtue and in execution of the Forth Institute for the ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK pass 2-3020. c-TF ••, Mass. part of Lot 1 on said plan, bounded Power of Sale contained in a certain tcademic year. He will book No. 67221 has been lost and NioR'TGAGEE'S SALE and •described as follows: mortgage given by CRYSTAL REAL- CHAIN SAW RENTALS and small hanical technology. application has been made for OF REAL ESTATE "Beginning at the Southeasterly TY, INC., to THE BOSTON FIVE engine repairs. All makes of lawn th has a two year pro- payment in accordance with Sec. virtue and in execution of the corner of Lot 1; thence turning and CENTS SAVINGS BANK, dated mowers sharpened. Equipment h leads to art associate 20, Chap. 167 of the General Laws. of Sale contained in a certain running in a Northerly direction along August 15, 1956, and recorded with Payment has been stopped. Service Co., Buxton Court off ring degree. Lewis Street, Andover. Tel. And. given by CRYSTAL REAL- the Easterly boundary of said Lot 1, Essex County District Deeds, Book B-17-24-31 INC.., to THE BOSTON FIVE 208 feet to the Northeasterly corner 839, Page 160, of which mortgage the 3075. C-'I'F' undersigned is the present holder for MERRIMACK VALLEY NATIONAL 75 SAVINGS BANK, dated of Lot 1; thence turning and running THE SEWING CENTER - Teen- breach of the conditions of said mort- BANK pass book No. 180AM has nd Meeting .t 30, 1956, and recorded with Westerly along the Northerly boundary been lost and application has been age girls sewing instructions, North District Deeds, Book of Lot 1, 50 feel; thence turning and gage and for the purpose of fore- basic anti advanced sewing. in and Mrs. Stafford A. closing the same will be sold at made for payment in accordance rage 255, of which mortgage the running in a Southerly direction, 208 with Sec. 20, Chap. 167 of the Classes starting at close of selectman and Sirs. Wil- Public Auction at 10:30 A.M. Day- Mined is the present holder for feet, more or less to a point in the General Laws. Payment has been school. Call Marjorie Kidd, And- :mmons, Selectman Sid- of the conditions of said mort- Northerly side line of Lowell Street light Saving 'Time on the 5th Day of stopped. 0-17-24-31 over, 789-W. C-'fF Vhite and Town Clerk and for the purpose of fore- which is 50 feet from the Southeast- August, 1958, on Lot 5 of the premises , Winslow attended the •,, the same will be sold at erly corner of said Lot I measured on hereinafter described on Greenwood LOST - PLATINUM RING in And- DRESSMAKING and alterations. etts Selectmen's Asso- • m.ic Auction at 10 A.M. Daylight said side line of Lowell Street; thence Road, Andover, Massachusetts, all over. Set with single pearl and Specializing in children's clothing. leeting at Manchester- • t Time on the 5th day of August, turning and running Easterly on the and singular the premises described flanked by three diamonds on Mrs. C.A. Piquette, 6A Burnham a, Saturday. on that portion of Lot I not side line of said Lowell Street, 50 in said mortgage, excepting therefrom either side. Reward. Tel. And. Rd., 'Fell Andover, 2035-W. C-TF ly released from said mortgage feet to the point of beginning." the following parcel of land which 1943 a write WA 91, The Towns- ENDED well Street, Andover, Massachu- To wit: has been released from said mortgage man, Box 9, Andover. B-24 Cesspool Service TRAINING All and singular the premises "A certain parcel of land with the by instrument dated October 31, 1956, Comeau, son of Mr. and buildings thereon situated on Lowell and recorded with said Deed Book conveyed to Agnes Davidson, by deed CESSPOOLS, ETC., PUMPED out t J. Comeau of Lovejoy Road aria Greenwood Road, Andover, 844, Page 449, and therein described dated December 9, 1948, recorded with and chemically degreased and ileted recruit training as followr.: desoaped. ILE. Andrews & Co. ciotO ItEsp Essex County, Massachusetts being Essex North District Deeds, Book he Marine Corps Recruit shown as Lots I, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 on A certain parcel of land with the 718, Page 127. Tel. Andover 3499. TF ris Island, S. C. a plan entitled "Plan of Lana in And- buildings thereon situated on the cor- For title see deed of George H. s and friends of many A over, Mass. Owned by: Crystal Realty ner of Lowell Street and Greenwood Winslow et ux of even delivery and Help Wanted-Female ; Marines were on hand SELL Inc., William T. Thistle, C.E.", dated Road in Andover, Essex County, record herewith. 5 the graduation cere- August 1956, to be recorded herewith Massachusetts, being shown as Lot Including as a part of the realty all WON1EN OVER 35 who enjoy meet- INSTALL with Essex North District Registry of 2 on a plan entitled "flan of Land heating apparatus, plumbing, ranges, ing people can earn 830 to 850 a week training schedule Deeds, to which plan reference is in Andover-Mass., Owned by CRYSTAL mantels, oil, gas and electric fix- week contacting regular Avon cus- drill, bayonet training, SERVICE hereby nude for a more particular REALTY, INC., William T. Thistle, tures, screens, screen doors, awnings, tomers in established territory. conditioning, parades description of each lot. C.E." dated August 1956, recorded electric and gas refrigerators, and No experience needed. Call MUr- ,nies, and other military GUARANTEE "For title see deed of George H. with Essex North District Deeds, to other fixtures of whatever kind and dock 8-2686 or Wakefield CRystal Winslow et ux, duly recorded with which plan reference is hereby made nature at present contained In or here- 9-22%. 11-24 eeks were spent on the Essex North District Registry of for a more particular description. after placed in any building standing e where the recruits Deeds, Book 839, rage 159. Containing 45708 square feet of on said premises prior to the full Articles for Sale M-1 rifle and received "Incluaimi at, A ;,rt I the wAlty land more or less. payment arid discharge of this mort- in basic Marine in- 4ssocIATIol, Also excepting therefrom the follow- gage in so far as the same are or can, RUGS (12 x 18) - (12 x 14) beige, ing parcels of land which have been ions. ARE YOU DISSATISFIED by agreement of parties, be made a 100% wool broadloom and 61 ' yards released from said mortgage by instru- cruit training prepares WITH YOUR TELEVISION part of the realty. of 29" matching stair carpet, all BUCHAN ment dated June 20, 1958, and re- hernecks for further spe- RADIO OR PHONOGRAPH?. Terms of sale: with pads. Price 8350. Will sell and corded with said Deeds as Instrument separately. Telephone Andover fantry training at 'Mtn let us re•air it Said premises will be sold, subject . C. - No. 758, June 27, )958. to any and all unpaid taxes and 3124. 0-24 McNALLY R YEARS Of KN0W440W IS YOUR ['our (4) certain, parcels of land assessments, tax sales, tax titles and Mrs. S. Marc Sweet ANSWER TO THEQUALIMMONEI-SA4III6 with the buildings thereon situated other municipal liens and water liens Lots for Sale leriby and Pederic of PLUMBING & HEATING CO. SOMME 1101.1 HAVE ALWANS WANTED- on Greenwood Road, Andover, Essex if any there are, One Thousand Dol- County, Massachusetts, being shown LAND MR SALE - 2, 1% Acre Uallardvale have re- 211 NO. MAIN STREET lars ($1,000) in cash will be required t a two weeks stun at COMMUNITY us Lots 3, 4, 6, and 7 on a plan en- to be paid by the purchaser at the Lots For Sale. Greenwood Road, TEL. AND. 121 titled "Plan of Land in Andover, tr home in Warren, !,1.11. RADIO TV PHONO SERVICE time and place of sale. Corner of North and Mount Vernon _ Massachusetts, Owned by Crystal Other tams to be announced at the 17 N, wear S, N,.at 1 MU 2.3048 Streets, West Andover. Near Realty, Inc., William T. Thistle, sale. Schools and Shopping. Telephone dated August, 1956, recorded THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS IICE OF FINE with Essex North District Deeds, as SAVINGS BANK evenings, Andover 381-11, Reading AND LIQUORS GEO. W. HORNE CO. Plan No. 3339 of 1956, to which plan By: ROBERT T. LAWRENCE 2-1450. R-24 LAWRENCE, MASS. reference is hereby made for a more Assistant Treasurer particular description of each lot. TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK 10-17-24 Realtors S SCANLON'S Lot 3 contains 32,079 square feet E ANDOVER LINE 2 SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING of land; Lot 4 contains 31,737 square Commonwealth of Massachusetts DOUGLAS N. HOWE, REALTOR, Telephone 7339 Established 1854 reef of land; Lot 6 contains 31,050 PROBATE COURT 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone No. 248509 • time feet of land, and Lot 7 con- Docket 2208. evening Phone 2423. VICE STATION tains 30,690 square feet of land. ESSEX, ss. s-Tr Also another certain parcel of land, To all persons interested in the estate of ISABELLA H. BATCHELDER part of Lot 1 on said plan, Wonted to Buy t•ounded and described as follows: late of Andover in said County, de- Here To Serve .. ceased. Beginning at the Southwesterly CURRAN Si JOYCE COMPANY The executor of the will of said ANTIQUES Olt ANYTHING old. John M. Murray orner of Lot 1; thence turning and ut, - deceased has presented to said Court Marble-top, Waln Grape and Gulf running in a Northerly direction along for allowance his first and final ac- Hose-carved Furniture, Glass, Super Service the Westerly boundary of said Lot 1, count. China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, -MANUFACTURERS- 200 feet to the Northwesterly corner If you desire to object thereto you or Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, of Lot 1; thence turning and running your attorney should file a written Furniture Etc., William F. Gra- Easterly along the Northerly boundary appearance in said Court at Salem be- ham Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., of Lot 1, 149 feet more or less to a fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the Haverhill, Mass. Telephone Haver- VISION SERVIC.I. SODA WATERS point in the Northerly line of Lot I, fourth day of August 1958, the return hill Drake 23708. Will call to look. which point is 50 feet from the North- day of this citation. ------easterly corner of said Lot 1, measured Witness, JOHN V.. PHELAN, Ea- - and GINGER ALES PHILLIPS ACADEMY GRADUATE quire, First Judge of said Court, this on the Northerly line of Lot I; thence buying picture frames, old desks, BOB'S twenty-fifth day of June 1958. turning and running in a Southerly jewelry, dishes, dolls and marble ,erection about 208 feet more or JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. top furniture. Tel. Lawrence, Mur- SERVICE i..bs, to a point on the Northerly side From the office of Richard K. Gordon dock 8-3072 or write 22 Lowell & PHONOGRAPHS :tile of Lowell Street, which point is Street, Boston, Mass. 0 feel 'mil the Southeasterly carrier 3 Main Street Andover, Mass. 17-24-31 said Lot 1,rtiensured on said side AND. 2254 Television Service line of Lowell street; thence turning Commonwealth of Massachusetts y iiid running Westerly on the side line ,liATI. COURT Flt l-i I ', 11‘IATES on television & TV SERVICE 4 Lowell Street by two lines measur- Docket No. 258758 ing respectively 82.03 feet more or repairs. I u•b•vision Radio Labora- F.:SSEX, 5.• tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized tees and 67.97 feet to the point of LLIGAN'S TO all persons interested in the for Jordan-Marsh Service. Y-Tle tmginning. estate of ANNA P. HUMPHREY late & TV LAB. Po wit: of Andover in said County, deceased. quire, rah, Judge of said Court, this A certain parcel of land with the k _ AD WA Y, LAWRENCE A petition has been presented to third day of July 1958. ,uilaings thereon situated on Lowell . LAW. 30396 said Court for probate of a cerlaul JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. ureet and Greenwood !toms Andover, instrument purporting to be the last 10-17-24 ,.ssex County, Massechusett,., being will of said deceased by FRANK J.A. Marked " 1 .ovejoy TRAVEL .town as a lot IllIMPIlliEY of Andover in the County AT WENTWORTH Earn." on a plan entitled "flan of of Essex, praying that he be appointed A local student has enrolled for Lovejoy Farm, West Anuover, Mass. executor thereof. advanced mathematics course for 'ID OVER John Franklin, C.E." duly recorded II you desire to object thereto you engineering technician training with Essex North I iistrict Registry Or your attorney should file a written at the. Wentworth Institute evening EL BUREAU of Deeds, Book 510, Pug. 600, to ANDCIvER , C06 appearance in said court at Newbury- summer school held during July for All Airlines which plan reference is hereby made port before ten o'clock in the fore- and August, according to II. Rus- N ST ANDOVER MASS earn Ship Lines for a more particular description. noon on the twenty-eighth day of July sell Beatty, Wentworth president. There is excepted from the above 1. TEL. 775-1 1958, the return day of this citation. Ile is Nicholas II. Maucieri, 27 You May Pay Your Telephone Bill Here described land so much land as With L. Cheever, Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, E.' Corbett st.

THURSDAY THE ANDOVER -10W%iMAIS JULY 24, 1958

TELEPHONE DIALING st: m m ft •UllEATRE Jean is playing many of the Jean and June Steinert — twin leading roles STARTS AUGUST 17 Vandalism At Cemetery in the summer daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur theatre, while her sister, June (Continued from Page One) Steinert, 1 Union st., are at the Steinert Carey, accompanies room was at that time also fitted her Camden Summer Theatre, Camden, husband, who directs the produc- to handle information service, and tions. to accept payments and do busi- ness with the local subscribers as well. The information service you pay for the "best" in Dry Clean- was moved to Lawrence some ing and chances are that you do ... why years later to provide room for not be SURE that you get it? Where else in VOL T switchboard growth and to handle this Community do you receive ownership, the information business more If personalized route-service assuring you that efficiently with the Lawrence together with the finest work, all details are Information Service. Other a- checked and attended to: gencies were also established for Trouser cuffs thoroughly cleaned and re-tacked. payment of bills. Missing buttons replaced. I l'he exchange grew slowly and Under-arm linings checked and re-sewn. steadily through the following Loose dress and skirt hems re-sewn. years and the crisis of World War Snagged zippers made usable without expensive I, but was seized with growing replacing. pains in 1923 with the establish- ment of Shawsheen Village and the We would appreciate your calling us soon so that arrival of the American Woolen we can prove to you that our claims are true. If you Company and other wool company have any problem-garments, we will be glad to give offices, in the area. At that time you . . . without obligation . . . expert advice and seven positions for local traffic suggestions as to their cleanability. was still adequate to handle Andover's telephone business. In 1926, the telephone community P.S. had expanded to nearly 900 lines Our Plant will reopen next Monday, J and 2000 telephones, but growth 26th following our annual vacation perio : through the depression years slowed considerably and at the out-break of World War II the ex- change stood at some 1600 lines, and nearly 3000 telephones. Business was not heavy and CEMETERY VANDALISM — Was object of police investiga- nine local positions sufficed. tion this week after a monument at Spring Grove Cemetery had LUSTRE YOUR Following the war, rapid con- CLEANER been knocked from its base and broken. IS YOUR struction of new homes, evident Ii CLOTHES' every where through-out the town, The trustees of Spring Grove CLEANSERS BEST • caused corresponding expansion cemetery have reported to the 127 MAIN S T. , FRIEND of telephone facilities, but in police of vandalism in the ceme- PAUL'S TEL. 2125 220 ANDOVER ST. LAWRENCE 1951, 11 local positions still tery. A large monument was pushed 25 Years' Experience satisfied the calling needs of the off its foundation and broken. The Dressmaking Remodeling TEL. MUrdock 5-5842 community, until Christmas Eve, police are keeping a close watch Alterations on the cemetery and any culprits when the present free service was Ladies' Suits, Coats and presses. DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY IN ANDOVER caught will beseverelydealt with. established between Andover and Made to Order Lawrence. Acceptance of this service was .more enthusiastic than the company had foreseen, Name Teacher and the increase in business be- tween Lawrence and Andover so Asst. Principal overloaded the switchboard, that it was necessary to rush in two Philip F. Wormwood, head of more positions and increase the the social science department at capacity some 15 percent. Installa- Andover High School, was ap- NI( tion crews worked around the pointed assistant principal by the t . meter clock in three shifts and the job School Committee July 15. was completed in record time. The Committee also considered take Expansion continued both in the application of Robert J. Mc- Schoc the number of telephones through- Intyre, a teacher in the school and out the community and their usage head football coach. by the subscribers. A recent The position is mainly con- monthly count showed 6600 tele- cerned with discipline and attend- phones serving 4800 customers in ance, with some administrative the community. The capacity of assistance to Headmaster Lindsay the switchboard has been reached J. March. and an operating room which two Mr. Wormwood, a resident of decades ago seemed spacious and Ballardvale, served as president N, adequate for years to come is now of the Teachers' Association crowded with equipment, with during the past year and has been barely adequate space for the particularly active on the Salary Arte people to move and work com- Evaluation Committee that just at. all fortably. The new office on Elm recently reported on a proposed the It, st. has been engineered to handle merit plan for teachers. that t 5650 customer accounts and is His election came on motion of comps considered by the company's Mrs. theta Buchan, seconded by ing I.1 board engineers to be adequate until member Frederick Allis Jr. The September of 1961, when it is vote was unanimous. Chairman trick estimated that the above figure Roy A. Russell was not present curve; will be the size of the telephone at the session. COBIBIL exchange. The building which has quest been recently completed has room and at for telephone growth for some AIR-CONDITIONED to ha You have seen signs, "One Stop Auto Service". That is what we have years to come and it is considered ACADEMY from that the additional equipment to offer in financing your car. takinl 'I're which will be provided some time BARBER SHOP Tell us how much you need and we will give your application prompt the tr in 1961 will not fill the buildirag, 3 BAHLik.FiS ,;()L,L) SLIIVICL clearance. In a matter of hours a transaction is completed. Oland but will leave ample room for 96 Main St. Andover (Near A&P) more additions. And the rates? Usually cheaper than those at which you can borrow provit who ATTENDS FUNERAL elsewhere. Friends of Harold Lertnond of High Plain rd., will be sorry to Vacation NEW AUTO LOANS learn that he was in Whitinsville during the weekend to attend the Time is Here 30 MONTHS TO PAY funeral of his mother, who passed AMOUN I f INANt.E I) MONTHLY PAYMENT away on Friday, after a lingering If You Need I illness. $1000.00 $37.52 • Glass pm Replaced $1500.00 $56.28 les $2000.00 plc In Your Car Before $75.04 Cot Starting on Your Trip f itt I L It I INSIJRANCA Ito Do It Now! Cis Don't Wait Until The AMPLE PARKING SPACE alp Last Minute. a, Let Us Make The on Doug Howe Necessary Replacements about this question: with Bay State MerChants Libby-Owens- NATIONAL BANK “My daughter expects to dis- / play her gifts at her wedding Ford reception. One hates to be 84 MAIN ST., ANDOVER .uspicious, however, does Safety Glass experience show that it is Expert Workmanship wise to carry insurance to Backed by Years in TEL. 1199 cover the many expensive Glass Business gifts while on display?" IN LAWRENCE Lawrence Plate & 238 LSSt X Si. 590 ESSEX ST. — 29 BROADWAY Cor. ESSEX ST. Ear the answer to your in- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. surance qaestions, consult Window Glass Co. DOUGLAS N. WAVE 417 Canal St., MU 3.7151 52 Muir St. Tel. 2208